McLean senior point guard Mariane Auza cut through a trio of Saxons in the first quarter and dropped in a layup.
Moments later, she blew past a Langley defender and scored, this time drawing a foul in the process.
Early in the fourth quarter, McLean junior Elizabeth Dufrane knocked down her fourth 3-pointer of the evening, giving the Highlanders a 20-point advantage, and had a few things to say to the Saxon who was guarding her.
In recent years, the McLean girls' basketball team has watched rival Langley earn three consecutive state tournament appearances, including trips to the championship game in 2016 and 2018.
In Friday's rivalry matchup at McLean High School, it was the Highlanders, thanks in large part to a confident, experienced and talented backcourt duo, that played like the superior squad.
Dufrane scored game-high 20 points, Auza finished with 14 and McLean defeated Langley 61-49 on Jan. 11.
THE HIGHLANDERS improved to 10-3 overall and 2-0 in the Liberty District. Langley fell to 6-8, including 1-1 in the district.
Auza, who is committed to play for Emory University, is in her fourth varsity season. On Friday, she handled the ball with poise and set up her teammates with nifty passes.
"You want a point guard that is going to be your voice on the court and she has done such a great job from her freshman year to now," sixth-year McLean head coach Jen Sobota said. "It's pretty much, I can just give her a look when she does something and she's like, 'I know.' … We are able to communicate in a different kind of way because she has grown throughout the years.
Dufrane is one big reason Auza can focus on facilitating. The third-year varsity athlete is a dangerous perimeter shooter who plays with confidence and passion. Along with her 20 points and four 3-pointers on Friday, Dufrane received a technical foul for reacting to a foul call.
THROUGH THREE QUARTERS on Friday, Auza and Dufrane combined for nearly as many points (27) as the Langley team (31).
The Highlanders led 15-8 at the end of the first quarter and 33-16 at halftime. Senior forward Natalie Hedrick scored a pair of buckets late in the second quarter, giving McLean a 17-point lead at the half.
Hedrick finished with 11 points.
McLean was scheduled to face Lee on Monday and Washington-Lee on Tuesday, both games coming after The Connection's deadline. The Highlanders will host Yorktown at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 18.


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Kristina Nakagawa (Artistic Director & Founding Member)
Kristina has been performing and directing in the Silicon Valley since 2001. Besides serving as Artistic Director for Resounding Achord, Kristina works as the choir director at St. Francis Episcopal Church in Willow Glen, and she previously worked at Hillbrook School in Los Gatos, Pinewood School in Los Altos Hills, Carden Hall School in Newport Beach, and she directed two choirs at UC Irvine. Her choirs consistently received superior rankings at California Music Educator's festivals and Gold awards at Heritage Festivals in Anaheim. She has also worked as the musical director for several productions, including: The Wedding Singer, Once on This Island, The Pajama Game, Working, and Once Upon a Mattress, among others.
Kristina sang and served as the Assistant Conductor for The Choral Project from 2005 to 2012 where she participated in many world premieres: "Keramos" by Stephen Schwartz, Divide Light by Leslie Dill and Richard Marriott at Montalvo Arts Center, and Choose Life by Mona Lyn Reese with the San Jose Chamber Orchestra. While Kristina sang with the choir, The Choral Project won the First Prize at the 2007 International Choral Festival in San Luis Obispo, and was invited to participate in the 2011 International Concorso Corale in Tolosa, Spain. She can be heard on their recordings Winter, One is the All, Tell the World, and Yuletide.
As a soloist, Kristina has performed cabaret shows at Society Cabaret in San Francisco and San Jose, Theatre on San Pedro Square in San Jose, and also at Limelight Theatre in Gilroy. She was featured in the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus production of Enchantingly Wicked with Stephen Schwartz at Davies Symphony Hall, and has performed with Foothill Musical Theatre, South Bay Musical Theatre, and the Silicon Valley Gay Men's Chorus.
Kristina graduated in 2001 with a degree in Vocal Performance from UC Irvine, and finished her master's degree in Choral Conducting from San José State University in 2005. While at SJSU, she was honored to study conducting with Dr. Charlene Archibeque and sang with the world-famous Choraliers. With Dr. "A" and the Choraliers, Kristina competed in the Spittal International Choral Festival in Austria and the Seghizzi Choral Competition in Gorizia, Italy.
Jan Clayton (Executive Director & Founding Member)
Jan has been involved in singing organizations since the age of 8, usually involved in three or more choirs at a time and has spent much of that time promoting the choral arts. Soon after she joined The Choral Project in 2006 as a singer, she became involved in the group's management. She spent a year as Development Director, a year as Outreach Director, and then served as President of the Board for 2½ years. She worked with the organization to establish and grow its student outreach programs. She was also very involved in the organization's fundraising activities.
Jan has a 30-year career in the high-tech industry, where she started off as an Artificial Intelligence programmer. In 1990, she and a business partner started Expert Support, a documentation, training, and application-development consulting firm. As COO, Jan ran the day-to-day operations of the firm, hired most of the staff, and sold and managed a large part of the business, which averaged about $2.5 million in annual income over her tenure. Jan has since retired from her COO job. She is now a part-time consultant and works as a pistachio farmer.
Jan has a BA in Zoology from UC Santa Barbara, where she also almost finished a BA degree in Music — Vocal Performance. At Stanford University she earned two Masters degrees, one in Biological Sciences and the other in Computer Science.
Sarah Epstein (Board Chairman)
Sarah began her career as a serious hobby musician at the age of 5 when she started studying the piano. She later broadened her instrumental interests to include cello and guitar, but her passion for choral singing was kindled in the 6th grade when she joined the Eastman Children's Chorus in Rochester, New York and sang in the legendary Eastman Theater. Since then, there has hardly been a time when she has not been part of a choir and she currently is a proud member of Resounding Achord's alto section.
Having earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Boston University, Sarah worked at The Cambridge Hospital as a medical and psychiatric social worker and held a Harvard teaching appointment before moving to California. Once here, she shifted careers and for the past 15 years has worked as a recipe tester for Sunset Magazine as well as a free-lance recipe tester and editor for cookbook and magazine writers.
Sarah has accumulated more than 20 years of experience serving on boards and committees of non-profit and charitable organizations. Among those, she was the Palo Alto High School Music Boosters President for 3 years and was an officer and volunteer for 4 more, organizing fund raising efforts and developing a robust parent support organization. To keep her foot in the door of her original profession, she served on the Dean's Advisory Board at the BU School of Social Work and volunteered for 22 years, including 12 years on the board of directors, at the Northern California and Northern Nevada Alzheimer's Association. During that time she served as a board officer, member of the strategic planning committee, national chapter assembly delegate, and chair of the program committee. She also chaired the Memories in the Making Art and Wine Auction for several years and was chair of the 2012 San Francisco Walk to End Alzheimer's, which raised close to $1,000,000.
Jason Brittsan (Treasurer & Founding Member)
Jason has been singing since he was 6 years old. As he grew, so did his interest in classical and choral music. He sang in choir, played in band, studied voice and piano privately, and went on to study music at the university level. From 1999 to 2011, Jason lived in Seattle and served as a cantor for St. Monica Parish and performed with The Esoterics, a world-renowned contemporary a cappella vocal ensemble, the Seattle Choral Company, and Illumni Men's Chorale. He also performed as a soloist in many concerts in the Puget Sound region. In 2011, Jason moved to the Bay Area and joined the world-class choir, The Choral Project, and continues to sing with them.
Prior to moving to San Jose, Jason served in the roles of Technology Consultant, Vice President, Acting Treasurer, and President of the Board of Directors of the Seattle Choral Company. During his time with the SCC, he planned and implemented several initiatives to improve efficiency and reduce expenses through technology. He also helped to implement a plan to repay organizational debt.
Jason has 14 years of experience working in the software industry as a tester, developer, and project/program manager. At Microsoft, he worked as a Software Development Engineer in Test on Internet Explorer and Windows Presentation Foundation. Later, he was a Technical Program Manager for Windows Live Messenger and Exchange Server. At HTC, he worked as a Technical Program Manager focused on delivering customized user interfaces and features for mobile operators all over the world. At Apple, he works as an Engineering Project Manager for Internet Technologies. Jason also does freelance web development and technology consulting work from time to time.
Jason earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science and Music from Millikin University and a Master of Science degree in Information Technology (specializing in Systems Design & Programming) from Capella University.
Brian Gluth (Secretary & Founding Member)
Brian has been involved in charitable and philanthropic organizations for over 20 years. Prior to 2012, Brian worked on the steering committee for the Seattle Men's Chorus. One of his major responsibilities was establishing a marketing portfolio to use when approaching major individual and corporate donors. In addition, Brian provided consulting services and volunteered for the Seattle Choral Company fundraising activities.
Prior to moving to the Bay Area in 2012, Brian worked for Microsoft Corporation, in Redmond, WA for thirteen years, and held positions in Internet Marketing, Product Development, Business Development, and Public Relations. Specifically, Brian managed customer acquisition and satisfaction programs, managed a $125 million line of USA-based businesses of multiple client software services, and advertising for +45 million unique users.
Brian also has extensive experience in negotiating strategic business and marketing distribution contracts with business customers for Internet subscription services. He often led his division in signing business partners for newly created service offerings, new product categories and grew business economics by over 135%. In addition, he managed operating budgets up to $10 million and multiple contracts each worth $7 million plus. He also developed and managed public relations strategies, implemented press news/reviews programs, and cultivated analyst relationships for Microsoft/MSN with emphasis on Search, Security, Privacy and overall MSN Services reviews.
Tiffany Barry
Tiffany began her music career at an early age. Piano at the age of five and violin at seven, she has sung in choirs, played in orchestras, and performed in musicals and plays throughout her life. Upon entering college at San Jose State University, she wanted to pursue anthropology and social work to better understand and help people, but then accidentally walked into the music building … the rest was history. Tiffany received a bachelor's degree in vocal performance, and soon after, went on to pursue a secondary credential to teach music in the public schools. For the last ten years, she has taught K-6th grade general music, band, and choir at Cambrian School District in San Jose. She is also certified and specializes in Orff Schulwerk, an approach that focuses on teaching children the elements of music.
Under the direction of Dr. Charlene Archibeque, Tiffany performed with the world-famous Choraliers and was fortunate to participate in their European Tour "Encore" in 1999. She has also performed in small ensemble roles with Opera San Jose. For the last five years, Tiffany has conducted her district's children's choirs, earning them consecutive superior ratings at all of their regional festival performances. And after the birth of her third child and anxious to keep performing, Tiffany joined the first season of Resounding Achord in 2013, where she continues to support the organization and their efforts to bring music to the community.
Tanya Urschel
Tanya has been involved in the performing arts community since college. She has a BA in Theatre Production and was a Stage Manager in NYC and San Jose for several years. Later she gained a MBA in marketing which led to working at various Bay Area advertising agencies. For the last 8 years, Tanya has worked at PayPal where she has led numerous products and marketing launches for both B2B and Consumer segments. Tanya currently manages the nonprofit vertical for PayPal looking after over 300k nonprofits using their fundraising technology. She has a broad knowledge of donation tools and deep understanding of the nonprofit industry.
Tanya is an avid singer and dancer. She understands the demands of being a performer as well as the demands of managing stage productions.

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Tom Jenks is a shareholder who joined the firm in 2011.
Over his more than three decades of practice, Tom has participated in a wide variety of real estate purchase, sale and loan transactions in the context of several large residential and mixed use communities in Northeast Florida. He has also provided representation to buyers, sellers and borrowers in connection with numerous multifamily, commercial and retail transactions.
Tom has drafted documentation for a significant number of master planned communities, including the creation of multi-tiered residential and commercial owners and condominium association regimes. Tom also represents a large number of condominium and homeowner associations, and regularly advises their officers and directors with respect to a wide variety of issues relevant to their operations. Tom also acts a mediator in connection with disputes involving real estate, community association and general business issues.
Tom has for many years regularly participated in a number of civic organizations, and is presently active as a director and former president of The DePaul School of Jacksonville, as a former director of the Downtown Kiwanis Club and as a trustee of the First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville.


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Michael & Karin in Prague and Czechia
Budapest Adventure
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Favourite Prague Places
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Klimt painting, considered lost, unveiled at National Gallery
Prague, June 27 — The National Gallery (NG) in Prague today put on display Gustav Klimt's painting Lady with a Muff from 1916–17, considered missing for decades.
Lady with a Muff will feature alongside another two paintings by Klimt (1862–1918) in the NG for a period of time.
The painting was borrowed from a private Czech collection in which it has been since the early 1930s. Previously, Lady with a Muff was publicly exhibited in 1926.
National Theatre to Exhibit Musical Archive
The National Theatre in Prague is preparing to exhibit valuable items from its musical archive as part of the ongoing Year of Czech Music. The handwritten manuscripts of two operas by Bohuslav Martinů, and the original scores of works by Antonín Dvořák and Leoš Janáček that received their world premieres at the theatre are among the treasures that will be on display on the balcony on the first floor of the historic building from June until September
News Functionalist Mánes art gallery to reopen Wednesday
The Prague art gallery Mánes is set to reopen after a two-year renovation on Wednesday with an exhibition of works by caricaturist and illustrator Ivan Steiger. Restaurant and office spaces at Mánes are still awaiting building approval, with its operators saying they would like to open the entire complex to the public in the summer. The Functionalist structure hosted the 80th birthday party of President Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk in 1930, the year it opened with a show looking back at a century of Czech art.
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Sir Harry Winton Update: I just learned of another connection we have with this hero: Rotary International. Read Karin's account in a previous post: Hugging a Statue
Hero arranged for trains to save Czechoslovakia's Jewish children
Sir Nicholas Winton turned 105 years old May 19. He is known for saving at least 669 children from the Holocaust and is sometimes called the British Schindler.
Winton organized train transports for the children from Czechoslovakia to Britain in 1939. He secured departure permits for them from Germans, entry permits from the British authorities and admission to British families. These children would otherwise have ended up in concentration camps with a tiny chance of surviving.
In all, eight trains with children were able to reach Britain. A ninth train was scheduled for Sept. 3, 1939, but could not leave because World War II had started. The extended families of those who were saved now numbers more than 6,000 people.
He became known to the public after the BBC television made a documentary about him in 1988. Winton was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2002. In January of this year he again was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by the Czech lower house. He was first nominated in 2008.
Slovak-born director Matej Mináč has shot several films based on Winton's story: the 1999 feature film All My Loved Ones (1999), the 2002 Emmy-winning documentary Power of Good: Nicholas Winton (2002) and the 2011 documentary Nicky's Family (2011), with acted sequences.
In 1998, he received a high Czech state decoration, the Order of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. An asteroid was named for him in 1998 as well by two Czech astronomers at the Kleť Observatory in south Bohemia.
Winton has long been a member of Rotary International, a service organization. He was the first inductee to the Rotarian Peace Hall of Fame, located in the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie, Illinois.
On the 70th anniversary of the rescue trains in 2009, a statue of Sir Nicholas was unveiled at Prague's main train station Hlavní nádraží. A train with some of people that he saved went from Prague to London to mark the anniversary. Winton met the arriving train.
Another statue is at the Maidenhead railway station in England, where Sir Nicholas is a member and former president of the Maidenhead Rotary Club.
Read more: http://www.praguepost.com/the-big-story/39116-sir-nicholas-winton-turns-105#ixzz32B6oq2jE
Pilsen, Birthplace of Pilsner
The West Bohemian city of Plzeň is known for many things, but culture is probably not the first that would spring to mind.
But the industrial city is seeking to change all that as one of only two European capital cities of culture in 2015.
The circus, traditional and new, one-man shows to large troupes, will be one of around eight main themes of the programme with the organisers hoping to tap into the enthusiasm that the medium can evoke early on in the year. In fact, circus troupes will be honing in on the city from France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, and Canada.
Also Plzeň is preparing a tour of buildings designed by the world renowned architect Adolf Loos. The tour, which also takes in interiors, will be available to visitors from the start of next year. Loos, who was born in Brno, received his first commission in Plzeň in 1907 and carried out other projects in the city until his death in 1933.
Prague's St Vitus cathedral to celebrate 85th anniversary of completion
12-05-2014 Chris Johnstone
Prague's dominant St. Vitus' cathedral celebrated the 85th anniversary of its final completion and consecration on Monday with a celebratory mass. Although the cathedral was started in 1344 under the reign of Jan of Luxembourg, it was only completed at a very slow pace with funds frequently running out. A final push to complete the cathedral was made to mark the thousandth anniversary of the death of Saint Wenceslas in 1929. In spite of the slow completion, the cathedral is praised for its consistent gothic style.
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Another Year, Another Milestone: Singer Ali Sethi Is Heading To Coachella
January 11, 2023 / By Zunair Tahir / Celebrity News
The first Pakistani to perform at Coachella, an American art and music festival, was Pakistani-American Arooj Aftab, who made headlines the previous year. Coachella welcomes Ali Sethi, another Pakistani musician, to its lineup this year, continuing the trend.
On Tuesday, Sethi posted the official Coachella schedule to Instagram. "AAJAAO SAARAY [come everyone]," he wrote. Pre-sale for Coachella begins on Friday, January 13 at 11 a.m.
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He will be performing on April 16 and 23 on the third stage. The list shared by Sethi reveals that Bad Bunny, Gorillaz, Burna Boy, Chemical Brothers, Kaytranada, Blondie, Becky G, Metro Boomin, FKJ, Pusha T, Toba Nwigwe, Wet Leg, SG Lewis, Yves Tumor, Testpilot, Angele, MUNA, Maceo Plex, TRwo Friends, Yungblud, Jamie Jones, Ashnikko, Malaa, TV Girl, Whyte Fang, Doechii, Benee, Idris Elba, Mangdalena Bay, Saba, Dennis Cruz Pawsa, Soul Glo, Lava La Rue, Sleaford Mods, Comet,Comet is COming, Oliver Koletzki, Kyle Watson, The Murder Capital, Chris Stussy, Jupiter & Okwess, Lewis OiMan, Juliet Mendoza and Desert Cahuilla Bird Singers will perform on April 14 and 21.
Singer Aima Baig, actor Adnan Malik, painter Salman Toor, BBC radio personality Haroon Rashid, and artist Misha Japanwala all left comments on his post
Blackpink, Rosalia, Eric Prydz, Kid Laroi, Charli XCX, Labrinth, Diljit Dosanjh, Sofi Tukker, and a host of other performers who will play on April 15 and April 22 are featured on the second day.
On April 16, Frank Ocean will serve as the event's headlining act for the third day. Other performers include Björk, Kali Uchis, Porter Robinson, Fisher, Chris Lake, A Boogie, Dominic Fike, Jai Paul, Jackson Wang, Latto, The Blaze, Willow, GloRilla, Jai Wolf, Boris Brejcha, 2manydjs, Christine and the Queens, Rae Srenmurd, Weyes Blood, Alex G, DPR Live
With Shae Gill, Sethi blossomed in 2022 for their smash track "Pasoori" from Coke Studio season 14. His followers and admirers as well as the Pakistani entertainment industry can be proud to watch him reach this new milestone.
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The Sindh High Court Orders The FIA & PTA To Remove Any Offensive Content Made Regarding Star Kubra Khan
January 9, 2023 / By Zunair Tahir / Celebrity News
She complained about "defamatory, harmful" claims made about her and three other actresses in a case she filed against YouTuber Adil Farooq Raja.
On Thursday, the Sindh High Court ordered the Federal Investigation Agency and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to stop spreading false information online against actor Rabia Iqbal, aka Kubra Khan.
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The temporary ruling followed a plea Khan filed in response to "derogatory, defamatory, malicious, inflammatory, hazardous and sensationalizing charges" made on social media networks by YouTuber Adil Farooq Raja against her and three other actresses.
Following a preliminary hearing of the case, a two-judge panel made up of Justice Salahuddin Panhwar and Justice Zulfiqar Ahmed Khan sent notices to the director general of the FIA, the chairman of the PTA, and others for January 9.
The bench postponed the hearing and instructed the authorities to submit their separate remarks by the following date.
Khan stated in her court filing, which she also posted online, that a YouTuber who identified himself as a rights activist and former army commander had fabricated claims and denigrated the four actors.
The bench further instructed the authorities to submit their pertinent views by the next date and adjourn She said that by claiming that the actors were "employed by intelligence services and the establishment to entice politicians into compromising positions at their safe homes," the individual was insulting the actresses' modesty and dignity.
According to the petitioner's attorney, Raja addressed the situation in a subsequent video and withdrew his earlier statement. Nevertheless, the counsel said, "during the process it irreversibly damaged the reputation of the actresses including the petitioner and on account of the information published in the social media sites and cyber space." the hearing was turned.
He begged the court to order the PTA and FIA to take swift action against the offenders in accordance with the law and spirit of the Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act, 2016, which was passed in 2016. Additionally, the court was requested to instruct the authorities to launch an investigation.
The petition was started in response to Raja's December 31 release of a video in which he made numerous broad accusations against the previous high brass of the army. Raja, who himself as a geopolitical analyst and rights activist on Twitter, is the author of the petition. One claim was that four "elite models and actresses" would socialize with politicians and former authorities. Other than saying it was provided to him by "sources," he was unable to provide any evidence to support his assertions.
Raja asserted on Twitter that he hadn't slandered Khan, citing his "condemnation" of the irrational conjecture that followed the release of his video as proof. He claimed that by specifically mentioning him in her post, she was defaming him.
When other famous people stood up for Khan and denounced the character assassination of one of their own, the situation became more tense.
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SocietyCampus Maternity Leaves For University Students: Laws And Policies Must Support Mothers To Study
Maternity Leaves For University Students: Laws And Policies Must Support Mothers To Study
Laws and policies must support mothers in pursuing their education so that women are not forced to choose between family and career.
By Devika Agarwal Jun 8, 2022 6 min read
In March this year, the University Grants Commission (UGC) invited public comments on its draft regulations (hereinafter, 'Draft UGC Regulations, 2022') for Ph.D. studies in India. The Draft UGC Regulations, 2022 inter alia recognise maternity leave/child care leave to women candidates for up to 240 days, once in the entire duration of the Ph.D. program.
This follows the December 2021 announcement by the UGC directing Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in India to frame policies providing maternity leave benefits to women students. The issue of grant of maternity leave for research students in India has also been the subject of court cases in the past. This article focuses on the current laws and policies in India which provide for parental leave for students enrolled in HEI.
The case for granting maternity leave to students
The case for the grant of maternity benefits to students is based on gender equality and equal opportunity for women. Recognising this, the Calicut University in 2013, became the first university in India to grant maternity leave to female students. Specifically, Calicut University amended its MCA course regulations in 2010 to avail long-term leave for maternity reasons and join the subsequent batch. The amendment allowed such students to appear in the end-semester examination as "first chance" instead of "supplementary chance" (which was the norm before the amendment).
The recognition of maternity leave or child care leave for university students is a measure that runs parallel with other measures by the UGC to facilitate women pursuing research in India. For instance, the UGC Regulations, 2016 provide for the transfer of research data to the university where the student relocates in cases of relocation of an M.Phil./Ph.D. woman scholar due to "marriage or otherwise". The Draft UGC Regulations, 2022 also carry a similar provision
Further, Article 42 of the Constitution of India empowers the State to make provisions for just and humane work conditions and maternity leave. Women in India can avail maternity leave from work under the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 (hereinafter, '1961 Act') which regulates the employment of women in certain establishments for a certain period before and after child-birth, and also makes provisions for maternity benefits and related benefits.
The 1961 Act, however, applies to establishments (including factories, mines, and plantations) specified by the government and does not apply to educational institutes. Maternity leave benefits for research students in India were first recognised in the UGC Minimum Standards and Procedure for Award of M.Phil./Ph.D. Degrees) Regulations, 2016 (hereinafter, 'UGC Regulations, 2016').
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Government regulations regarding maternity leave for students enrolled in HEI
The UGC Regulations, 2016 currently govern the grant of research degrees (M.Phil./Ph.D.) in India. Similar to the Draft UGC Regulations, 2022, the UGC Regulations, 2016 provide for maternity leave/child care leave for women candidates up to 240 days once in the entire duration of the M.Phil./Ph.D. program.
The recognition of maternity leave or child care leave for university students is a measure that runs parallel with other measures by the UGC to facilitate women pursuing research in India. For instance, the UGC Regulations, 2016 provide for the transfer of research data to the university where the student relocates in cases of relocation of an M.Phil./Ph.D. woman scholar due to "marriage or otherwise". The Draft UGC Regulations, 2022 also carry a similar provision.
Notably, the UGC (Minimum Standards and Procedure for Awards of M.Phil./Ph.D. Degree) Regulation, 2009 (which was superseded by the UGC Regulations, 2016) did not recognise maternity leave/child care leave for research students. Interestingly, the UGC issued a circular (dated 14 December 2021) on the subject of maternity leave to women students.
Also read: Maternity Benefit Laws: Loopholes, Gender Roles And 'Girl Boss' Hustle Culture
The circular requests Vice-Chancellors of all universities to frame appropriate rules/norms for granting maternity leave to women students, as well as provide all relaxations/exemptions relating to attendance, the extension of due date for submitting examination forms, or any other facility deemed necessary for women students pursuing undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) courses in their respective universities/affiliated colleges.
The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Doctoral Fellowship Scheme 2021-22, expressly recognises that research scholars are eligible for maternity/paternity leave as per the government norms at full rates of fellowship, etc., once during the tenure of their award. The AICTE doctoral fellowship was previously the AICTE National Doctoral Fellowship Scheme; an earlier iteration of the scheme which only recognised maternity leave for Ph.D. students and not paternity leave.
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Indian court judgments dealing with maternity leave for university students
The call for maternity benefits for college students in India is not new. In 2019, it was reported that women students at Government Law College, Ernakulam had emailed 200 postcards to the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Mahatma Gandhi University (MG University), urging the VC to sanction maternity leave for students who get married and pregnant while pursuing the LL.B. course.
The students pointed out the difficulty in meeting the mandatory 75 percent attendance rule set by the MG University, as pregnant students require at least two months to recover from childbirth, and are compelled to repeat a year as they cannot meet the attendance requirement.
As recently as December 2021, the Allahabad High Court directed Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University in Lucknow to allow a woman student who was enrolled in the B.Tech. programme to take university examinations, which she was unable to do earlier as she was pregnant at that time. In addition, the court directed the university to frame the requisite regulations/ordinances, etc., for grant of prenatal/ postnatal support and other maternity benefits to expectant and new mothers who were pursuing various courses at the university
The Kerala High Court has in the past, ruled that a woman enrolled in a professional course may not be given relaxation from the minimum attendance rule on the ground that she was unable to attend classes due to her advanced stage of pregnancy. Unfortunately, the court, in this case, ruled that the circumstances of the woman are not exceptional (justifying waiver of the attendance rule) as pregnancy is not a "medical condition visited on the petitioner unexpectedly", and that the woman should have adjusted her priorities accordingly.
Interestingly, Kannur University (which was the respondent in this case) amended its regulations in 2019 to expressly allow female students in any programme to avail of maternity leave once during the entire duration of the programme and for a period not exceeding 6 months.
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A more progressive view was taken by the Delhi High Court in 2010 when hearing a batch of petitions filed by certain LL.B. students of Delhi University against the university for not allowing them to take exams as the students did not meet the attendance criterion on account of being pregnant. The Delhi High Court, relying on Article 42 of the Constitution, ruled in favour of the petitioners and observed, "[…] to punish a woman for becoming a mother would surely be the mother of all ironies".
As recently as December 2021, the Allahabad High Court directed Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University in Lucknow to allow a woman student who was enrolled in the B.Tech. programme to take university examinations, which she was unable to do earlier as she was pregnant at that time. In addition, the court directed the university to frame the requisite regulations/ordinances, etc., for grant of prenatal/ postnatal support and other maternity benefits to expectant and new mothers who were pursuing various courses at the university.
The court relied on the UGC circular of 2021 asking universities to make provisions for grant of maternity leave to UG as well as PG students. Importantly, the court ruled that allowing maternity leave to only certain PG students of the university and not the UG students was in fact, a violation of Articles 14 (right to equality), 15(3) (special provision for women and children) and 21 (right to life and personal liberty) of the Constitution.
Rulings such as those by the Delhi High Court and the Allahabad High Court are a step in the right direction of recognising the need for securing maternity benefits for women students in India. Last December, the government amid much controversy, introduced the Prohibition of Child Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 2021 (hereinafter, '2021 Bill') which sought to increase the minimum age of marriage for women from 18 to 21 years.
Also read: The Biological Is Political: Menstruation, Maternity & Women's Employment
The Statement of Objects and Reasons of the 2021 Bill cites that 'women are often put to [sic] disadvantageous position regarding higher education, vocational instruction […]', and purportedly aims to make women a part of the workforce and self-dependent before they marry. Such measures alone, however, would not help achieve gender equality and would have little meaning if equality of opportunity is not given full effect.
Therefore, laws and policies must be geared towards supporting mothers in pursuing their education and career so that women are not put in an uncomfortable position of choosing either family or career.
Devika is a lawyer empanelled with the Ministry of Women & Child Development as a resource person with expertise on the PoSH law. She also runs Women & Justice, a research and awareness initiative. She is on Twitter and LinkedIn
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Q: Can't use Ansible become on a restricted sudoer user On my server, I have a sudoer user granted to only run chown in passwordless mode.
so, when I run
  sudo chown mytargetuser:mytargetgroup /my/path

it works. However when I try to do the same in an Ansible playbook :
  tasks:
  - name: change folder ownership
    become: yes
    become_user: root
    become_method: sudo
    file:
      path: "/my/path"
      owner: mytargetuser
      group: mytargetgroup

Ansible returns this error :
 FAILED! => {"changed": false, "module_stderr": "", "module_stdout": "sudo: a password is required\r\n", "msg": "MODULE FAILURE\nSee stdout/stderr for the exact error", "rc": 1}

when using directly the shell module works too:
  - name: test via script
    shell : sudo chown mytargetuser:mytargetgroup /my/path

Is there an integrated way to include this behaviour in a playbook or should I remain with my last solution using the shell plugin ?
Regards,
Christophe

A: Pass -K after playbook execution command for become password.
eg, > ansible-playbook sample.yml -K

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Mr. Leroy T. Barnes, Jr. MBA, is Independent Trustee at Principal Exchange Traded Funds, Independent Director at Frontier Communications Corp., and Independent Director at The McClatchy Co. He is on the Board of Directors at Principal Exchange Traded Funds, Principal Funds, Inc., Frontier Communications Corp., The McClatchy Co., Herbalife International, Inc., The California Endowment Fund, McClatchy Newspapers, Inc., and Principal Variable Contracts Fund, Inc.
Mr. Barnes was previously employed as Independent Director by Herbalife Ltd., Treasurer & Vice President by PG&E Corp., Treasurer & Vice President by Gap, Inc., Chief Financial Officer, VP & Divisional GM by PacTel Corp., Divisional General Manager & Assistant Treasurer by Pacific Telesis Group, Chief Financial Officer by University of California Press, and a Consultant by Deloitte & Touche LLP. He also served on the board at Longs Drug Stores Corp.
He received his undergraduate degree from Stanford University, a graduate degree from Stanford University, and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.


You're probably thinking, "There has got to be a catch. These people want to give me a job AND give me money for tuition and books?" That sums it up, and there is no catch! Over 4,000 students have been admitted to the CRCP, and the first step on their journey began by attending an info session. Come see for yourself, we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Whether you're taking a few classes or going to graduate school at one of our partner colleges or affiliate institutions, the CRCP supports your education at a time when it's never been more expensive to attend college.
Attend classes at any of our 7 partner colleges or 30+ affiliate institutions.
Be a good student and commit to staying in the program for the duration of the semester.
How are tuition, fees, and books paid?
If your tuition and fees are within the program limits of $2626.00 per semester, your only out-of-pocket expenses will be textbooks and required supplies when registering for classes. The $50 program textbook benefit is reimbursed after tuition is paid to the colleges.
Tuition will be deferred to the end of the semester after your grades are verified. As a UPS package handler, the tuition benefit will only be applied to courses that you pass (awarded credit). For UPS part-time supervisors, classes must be passed with a grade of "C". The student is responsible for all related expenses if grades are below these requirements.
What is an academic year?
An academic year is defined as three consecutive terms including fall, spring, and summer semesters. You must complete a minimum of 6 credits during fall and spring terms, for a program minimum of 12 credits per year. Students may be allowed to take additional summer classes depending on available funds.
Can I take more than six credits per semester and 12 credits per year?
Yes. The CRCP is a program for part-time students who work part-time at UPS' Hodgkins facility. We typically limit students to a lighter class loads during their first semester in the CRCP, ideally 6-9 credit hours and up to 11 credits going forward. Full time students with a track record of academic success can receive consideration for taking more classes. If students have not depleted their annual tuition funds, summer classes are an additional option.
What happens if I drop below the minimum credits requirement?
Your CRCP participation will be suspended. If you determine that you will be able to meet the program requirements at a late date, you have the option to appeal to the CRCP Executive Director for reinstatement.
How long do I have to work to be covered in the program?
You must work the duration of your signed Student Agreement which covers one academic year, to receive full program benefits. Tuition and fees are paid at the conclusion of each academic term. Educational benefits are paid for students who complete the term, successfully complete their courses and maintain employment through the end of the semester. Students who do not meet program requirements can be removed from the program after the first term.
Do I have to apply for financial aid?
No. You are eligible for the tuition assistance by nature of your employment at UPS.
What about scholarships and other student aid that is grant-based?
All scholarships and other grant-based aid (both public and private) must be applied first to your student account. Then your CRCP tuition benefit will cover remaining tuition and feels up to program limits.
What is the maximum educational benefit for CRCP students?
The CRCP pays a maximum educational benefit of up to $5,250 per year for student tuition and fees and $50 per course toward textbooks. CRCP students take part-time course loads, ideally 2 -3 courses per semester. Payment is made directly to the college at the completion of the semester for all classes completed satisfactorily. As a result, students whose expenses are within the program limits would not need to pay for classes in advance and would only incur book expenses should books exceed $50 per class or the semester maximum benefit.
What types of courses or degree programs are covered?
All courses or degree programs including online and distance learning that offer undergraduate or graduate college credits will be covered at CSU, GSU, MVCC, Morton College, Olive-Harvey College, Prairie State College and Richard J. Daley College.
What is the recommended courseload per semester?
The minimum program requirement is 6 credits per semester. For the first term in CRCP, students are generally limited to 9 credits to ensure a successful adjustment to balancing the overnight job and college. The CRCP is a program for part-time students who work part-time. Generally, students take 6-9 credits each semester. Full-time students who have a current record of academic success may be approved for full-time courseloads.
Participation begins when you sign the CRCP Student Agreement. To maintain coverage, you must meet the ongoing eligibility requirements.
Are there any requirements for using the $300 or $500 educational allowance?
No. We realize that college expenses extend beyond tuition and books. The allowances are unrestricted so that you may use them to offset any expense of your choosing.
When would I receive the monthly educational allowance?
The CRCP monthly educational allowance is paid at the end of each month, beginning with a student's second month in the program.
What additional financial support is offered to Veterans?
If you served in the U.S. Armed Forces, you qualify for an additional stipend. You will need to provide a copy of your DD214 form when you sign your Student Agreement as discharge verification. If Honorably discharged, you qualify for an additional $200 monthly stipend.
If you served at least one year and received a General discharge, you qualify for an additional $100 each month.
Are the program benefits the same for students at partner and affiliate colleges?
Students at affiliate and partner institutions receive the same educational benefits. However, the monthly bonus varies, depending on whether students are enrolled at a partner or an affiliate.
Students attending CRCP affiliates receive a $300 monthly bonus ($400 for qualified veterans). Students attending CRCP partners currently receive $400 each month (up to $600 for qualified veterans). Additionally, students at CRCP partner colleges will be eligible for increases in the monthly bonus, as well as academic awards, should program funding make these additional amounts possible.
The CRCP has helped over 4,000 students pursue their education goals since 2003.


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Свердлово (кутан колхоза им. Свердлова) — кутан Рутульского района Дагестана. Подчиняется Муслахскому сельскому поселению.

Географическое положение
Расположен на территории Бабаюртовского района, в 27 км к юго-востоку от села Бабаюрт.

История
Образован на месте хутора Ищенко, как кутан на землях отгонного животноводства колхоза имени Свердлова села Муслах.
По данным на 1914 г. хутор Ищенко состоял из 1 двора, во владении хутора находилось 400 десятин земли, в том числе 360 — удобной. В административном отношении подчинялся Кази-Юртовскому сельскому правлению Хасав-Юртовскому округа Терской области.

Население
В 1914 г. на хуторе проживало 12 человек (7 мужчин и 5 женщин), 100 % населения — русские.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Рутульского района

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In recent years, new gadgets have appeared that once seemed only possible in a science fiction movie. For example, not long ago, the idea of "face-to-face calling" seemed impossibly futuristic. Yet now, we all routinely carry devices in our pockets that allow us to do just this!
Happily many of the new products which are being invented offer real value – making our lives more joyful and easier. Below we round up our favorite picks of the bunch.
In days gone by, if you wanted to make coffee from beans, first you would need to dose and grind them. Then you would need to put the ground coffee into a drip coffee machine. (Or, if you want to go back even further, a percolator).
After waiting for the coffee to brew, you would then have to clean everything out.
Nowadays, you happily no longer have to go through this long and arduous process. You simply buy one of the all-in-one grind and brew coffee maker models that does everything for you. At the touch of a button, your coffee is prepared for you!
Even better, more and more coffee machines now allow you to pre-program a timer so the machine has your coffee brewed and waiting when your alarm sounds in the morning.
While we're on the topic of coffee, we also have to mention possibly the world's most hi-tech coffee mug. The basic function of a coffee tumbler is to keep your beverage fresh and warm until you've had time to finish it off, right? Well now coffee tumblers can go much further!
With this tumbler, you can actually select the temperature at which you want to drink your coffee and program your tumbler to maintain the coffee at precisely that temperature. What's more, you can actually control your mug via Bluetooth using your smartphone. Mind. Blown.
Many of us grew up watching Star Trek and dreaming of the day we could just say "Computer" before asking for anything we needed to know.
Now Amazon offers Echo as well as Alexa – which makes our dreams of being on the starship Enterprise feel just a little closer.
And for those who really want to pretend they're Jean-Luc Picard, you can even change the "wake word" from "Alexa" to "computer".
Many of us know what it's like to go away and then return home to find a house full of dried up, dead plants.
Yes, you could still give your keys to a neighbor and ask them to pop round and give your plants a drink like we did in the old days. But now it's far simpler just to leave it up to a robot. Well, perhaps not quite a robot – but at least a smart plant pot.
Smart plant pots won't forget. And they also won't help themselves to your food cupboard or drinks cabinet while they're doing it.
This gadget truly feels like it comes straight from the future. It's a doorbell with a video camera that connects to your smartphone. When someone presses the buzzer, your phone lets you know. Plus, you can see who's there on the screen.
If you're away from home, you can easily see who comes to your door. Or if you're at home, you can see who is at your door without opening it, allowing you to hide away if it's someone you don't want to speak to.
Plus this smart doorbell also has another advantage. It has a speaker, so that, should you choose to do so, you can even speak to the caller from your smartphone, even if you're not at home.Ingenious.
This gadget will bring an end to burnt cakes or incinerated chickens.
A "smart oven" helps you to monitor your cooking from your phone.
Plus you can even remotely control the temperature.
This wonderful time-saving smart device means that never again will you have to spend your Sunday afternoon completing that most tedious of garden chores: cutting the grass. You can just sit back, and let the smart lawn mower do it for you!
This awesome device is able to detect obstacles – so it doesn't end up mowing your kids' favorite toys to bits. Plus it even heads back to "base" by itself if it starts to rain.
There are so many other cool gadgets that didn't make our list, but these were the ones that really caught our eye as being both functional and, well, pretty cool. Now we're waiting for the next generation of smart gadgets to come along and really blow us away!


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Q: Using Angular 2 universal with nodejs server for server side rendering. I am using apache server - how do I deploy this new universal I have set up angular universal, and I have a small project with 4 static routes, and 1 route for each item (/products/:id).
Since there is a nodeJS server that is handling the SSR, how does this fit into the entire picture?
Previously, I had only a index.html along with the angular 2 js code on my apache server.  Now that I am using universal, with a node js server, how does this fit into the equation?  I don't really know much on this area.
I am not sure if my question is clear either, so I'd really appreciate any input on this.


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At such high altitudes, airman must not only be provided with oxygen, but it must be under positive pressure. In this photograph, Commander Donati is being prepared for the flight with a special pressurized suit made of "gutta percha" (a type of rubberized fabric).
ROME, April 11.—Renato Donati, 40 year old Italian war ace, hung up a world's altitude record today when he spiraled his specially constructed Caproni airplane nine miles up into the skies of Rome, to the very limit of the earth's air envelope.
Seventy-five minutes after he took off from the Monticello airport on his Icarian adventure Donati dropped back onto the field. He collapsed from the nervous and physical shock of such a swift change of atmospheric conditions, for his instruments registered a height of 14,500 meters [47,560 feet] and temperature of 66 degrees below zero, Centigrade [67.3 degrees below zero Fahrenheit]. With medical aid Donato quickly recovered. . .
—Chicago Daily Tribune, Volume XCIII.—No. 88, Thursday 12 April 1934, Page 11, column 1. Article written by David Darrah, Chicago Tribune Press Service.
Renato Donati after his world record-setting flight, 11 April 1934.
The Società Italiana Caproni, Milano Caproni Ca. 113 Alta Quota was developed from the Ca.113 trainer. It was powered by a British-built Bristol Pegasus, the same type used by the Houston Mount Everest Flying Expedition to fly over Mount Everest the previous week. It was an air-cooled, supercharged, 1,752.79-cubic-inch-displacement (28.72 liter) nine-cylinder radial engine, with a compression ratio of 5.3:1. It had a Normal Power rating of 525 horsepower at 2,000 r.p.m. at 11,000 feet (3,353 meters), and produced a maximum of 575 horsepower at 2,300 r.p.m. at 13,000 feet (3,962 meters). It drove a four-blade ground-adjustable metal propeller.
The production Ca.113 was a single-engine, two-place, two-bay biplane with fixed landing gear, built in Italy and at Caproni's subsidiary in Bulgaria. The airplane was designed to be aerobatic. It first flew in 1931. It was constructed of steel tubing and wood, covered wit aluminum sheet and doped fabric. The Ca.113 was 24 feet, 5 inches (7.442 meters) long with a wingspan of 34 feet, 5 inches (10.490 meters) and height of 9 feet, 2 inches (2.794 meters). The lower wing was staggered behind the upper. It had an empty weight of 1,797 pounds (815 kilograms) and gross weight of 2,348 pounds (1,065 kilograms).
The Ca.113 was powered by an Alfa-Romeo engine developed from the license-built Bristol Pegasus. It had a Normal Power rating of 525 horsepower at 2,000 r.p.m. at 11,000 feet (3,353 meters), and produced a maximum of 575 horsepower at 2,300 r.p.m. at 13,000 feet (3,962 meters).
The Ca.113 had a maximum speed of 143 miles per hour ( kilometers per hour), and was capable of climbing to 13,000 feet (3,962 meters) in 15 minutes.
Built by the Lockheed Aircraft Company, Burbank, California, the Vega was a single-engine high-wing monoplane with fixed landing gear. It was flown by a single pilot and could be configured to carry four to six passengers.
Nichols' airplane was powered by an air-cooled, supercharged 1,343.804-cubic-inch-displacement (22.021 liter) Pratt & Whitney Wasp C, a nine-cylinder radial engine with a compression ratio of 5.25:1. It was rated at 420 horsepower at 2,000 r.p.m. at Sea Level. The engine drove a two-bladed controllable-pitch Hamilton Standard propeller through direct drive. The Wasp C was 3 feet, 6.63 inches (1.083 meters) long, 4 feet, 3.44 inches (1.307 meters) in diameter and weighed 745 pounds (338 kilograms).
Flying the Vega, Ruth Nichols also set records for speed between New York and Los Angeles. NR496M was damaged beyond repair at Floyd Bennett Field, 11 April 1931.


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Repairing damage to Garifuna people
By Wellington C. Ramos, adjunct professor history and political science
Honduras: Since our Garifuna people were removed by the British from our sovereign homeland "Yurumein" now known as Saint Vincent & The Grenadines and dumped on the island of Roatan, Honduras on April, 12, 1797 our lives have never been the same in the countries where we currently live. Comment
Belizeans now need to demand lots and land distribution with a titled expedited process
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Caribbean: Belize is a country with a population of about 400,000 people. It is underpopulated and there is enough land in the 8,867 square miles, to give each Belizean a lot to build a home for his family and himself. Plus, almost every Belizean family own farmland which can be subdivided to give all their members a lot to build a house for themselves. Comment


It all started when my old partner called me with this crazy idea to open a business. At first, I was hesitant but then decided to go big or go home and dive in! On November 14th, 2014 Fat House was born. I always thought that Belleville needed a place like this so people didn't have to travel far for different/late night munchie food. Creating the sandwiches and naming them had to be the most fun. A lot of sandwiches are named after either famous people or some of our old employees. Our Fat Mitchell was from a local fire fighter and the Razo Special was from a former employee from the beginning of Fat House, both great guys. Everyone should try all of our sandwiches at least one time but if you ask me, the Fat Dat is where its at! The best thing about owning Fat House is that it opened my mind to so many opportunities, the sky Is the limit! At the end of the day, other than 100% customer satisfaction my goal for Fat House is to be the #1 Munchie Spot.
The "fat sandwich" long associated with the food trucks at Rutgers University in New Brunswick weeks to be popping up elsewhere. Now, Belleville has its own spot. These sandwiches pack multiple ingredients into one sub roll. We're not talking about meat and condiments. The "fat sandwich" combines a variety of fast foods, such as cheesesteak, french fries, mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers and any other unhealthy item you can imagine into one serving.


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Transformation of Health and Care in Wales: a Revolution from Within (BBC News / Welsh Government)
Summary The Parliamentary Review of Health and Social Care in Wales provides an inspiring vision of future directions in service provision, with proposals which are likely to be studied more widely. Dr Ruth Hussey the former Chief Medical Officer for … Continue reading →
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Houston-based NanoTech Inc. has announced it's closed its seed round of funding. Photo courtesy of NanoTech
It's payday for a Houston startup that is housed out of the new Halliburton Labs. Nanotech Inc., which material science for fire-proofing and insulation, has announced the close of its $5 million seed round.
According to NanoTech's news release, Austin-based Ecliptic Capital led the investment round. Additionally, the deal also resulted in the conversion of a simple agreement for future equity, or SAFE, that was previously issued to Halliburton Labs.
"The investment from Ecliptic Capital will allow us to scale our business to achieve our mission of fireproofing the world and reducing global energy consumption. Additionally, our participation with Halliburton Labs provides us with the support of a Fortune 500 company." says NanoTech's CEO Mike Francis in the release.
Based in Austin, Ecliptic Capital is a fund focused on early-stage startups and supports a wide range of technologies across neglected geographies and industries.
"Ecliptic is proud to partner with NanoTech as the company's founding institutional investor," says Mike W. Erwin, founder of Ecliptic Capital, in the release. "We're excited to work with the company and leverage our operational expertise to rapidly scale this impactful, world-changing technology. We look forward to a new world where NanoTech accelerates the thermal management market from science-fiction to science-fact."
Halliburton Company chose NanoTech among a round of contenders to be the first participant of their 12-month program located at their Houston headquarters. Halliburton provides Nanotech with its own office space, access to Halliburton facilities, technical expertise, and an extensive network to accelerate their product to market.
'We are thrilled to see a Halliburton Labs participant secure their first round of financing, and congratulate the Ecliptic and NanoTech teams,' says Scott Gale, Halliburton Labs executive director, in the release. 'We are confident in the path forward as they work towards achieving a clean energy future.'
NanoTech's proprietary technology has the ability to be utilized for various industries — including commercial construction, chemical plants, oil and gas, aviation, utilities and much more — for eco-friendly spray-on insulation and fireproofing.
"As a company, we are just scratching the surface on where our technology will be used and can't wait to see the business scale." adds Mike Francis.
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Three more galleries in the Museum of Art have been reinstalled during the summer of 2018, as the major project to re-envision all 21 museum galleries continues. This exciting work is transforming the visitor experience of The Ringling's collections of European art through new arrangements of artworks, updated labels and didactics, much improved lighting, and modern wall colors.


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Buch Armand Schulthess - Rekonstruktion eines Universums
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CH 1974 53'
Director: Hans-Ulrich Schlumpf
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Hans-Ulrich Schlumpf 1974 53'
When Armand Schulthess died in 1972, almost his entire gesamtkunstwerk (Harald Szeemann) was destroyed. The film takes one last view of the extraordinary universe Schulthess created in a forest of chestnut trees, in his house and in the books he made about sexuality and astrology. This wilful Art Brut artist was also an astrologist, a natural scientist and a philosopher: "Do you mull over how things are and what will happen?"
"Although it concerns the life and work of an extreme individualist, the eccentric Armand Schulthess, Hans-Ulrich Schlumpf has suceeded in transposing an individual apparition into general - indeed into the historical - without forced interpretations and programmatic compulsion... Of the five most important documentary films in recent times presented here, ARMAND SCHULTHESS probably embodies most palpaply the accomplishments of the avantgarde film. The method of the film corresponds almost imperceptibly to the methods of Armand Schulthess."
Martin Schaub, TAGES-ANZEIGER, 8.2.74
"The film of Hans-Ulrich Schlumpf about, or to be more precise regarding Alfred Fernand Armand Schulthess does not mirror, as does a documentary in the conventional sense, facts; it does not document but is a document, a fact that fuses with the facts described, embodies them, attributes to them and is to be ascribed to them. From the first moment of its creation, the film was an inalienable primary Schulthessianum. A rare stroke of luck in non-fiction films, in the media, that functions as a real capital fund of memory, not only describing the past but preserving it.
Schlumpf does not portray Schulthess but brings him to life. What was filmed was not public - was indeed the opposite of public - something that Schulthess kept for himself and which, through and for those who survived him has disappeared from consciousness, memory and usage.
That is what would happen with Schulthess today, were Schlumpf's film to be lost, or had it never been made: it would be as though the man had never existed, as though along with his bequests he himself had been delivered to the rubbish-cart.
With a shyness and respect bordering on a fear of contact, Schlumpf never attempted to force the facts: ranged them cumulatively, non-didactically, without ultimate object. Only one thing emerges as idea from that which is presented without frills: hat Schulthess was alone, shyed away in a monumental neurotic incapacity for life, from communication and pretended to seek it. It was necessary to elaborate this presentation for otherwise the uniqueness, or - still more - the right to existence of the film could not be explained. It had firstly and above all to be information, even if incomplete and to a certain extent, to recover much that Schulthess himself had neglected in his life, being incapable of what he wished and again did not wish: that one knew about him. The telephone which Schlumpf rightly underlines in his sub-title may point to the contact that Schulthess perhaps sought with the outside world. This medium of communication after all permits to be in contact with people - at a distance.
There are only two ways to write about Schlumpf's film, and both are again only ways to write about Schulthess, so completely"permeable" is the film, so lacking the possibility to comparison. One can repeat the factual, i.e. give the minutes to the film. Or one can do what Schlumpf wished, or was forced to omit: attempt to interpret Schulthess, his activities and thinking, to transpose the unusual, the disturbing, taboolike into the familiar, trusted categories, in the consciousness that suchlike reductions to the flat "common sense" always have a somewhat shabby and prosaic effect, arouse the sentiment that the world has been returned to the banal through cheap methods".
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