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Coach Wally Fox, Friend to All, Passes: May 21, 1946-September 15, 2021
NANCY Gerard, GCA Director of alumni and development
Wally Fox
Mark Twain wrote, "No man is a failure who has friends." Coach Wally Fox certainly proved this statement true in his 49 years as an Adventist educator.
In 1975, Fox, along with his wife, Mary Ellen, and their daughter, Jennifer, moved to Calhoun, Ga., where Fox became the physical education teacher at Georgia-Cumberland Academy (GCA). Prior to his arrival in Georgia, Fox served six years in the same role at Maplewood Academy in Minnesota. Very quickly, he endeared himself to both staff and students as an educator who loved people and was especially skilled at building relationships.
Fox influenced many young lives at Maplewood Academy and Georgia-Cumberland Academy, but his influence spread beyond these schools. Fox regularly attended professional meetings for Adventist physical educators and was regarded as an expert in his field. In 2017 he was recognized with the Service Award from the Seventh-day Adventist Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Association at meetings in Stoneham, Mass. He was also recognized as an educational leader in the Southern Union, and during his successful tenure at GCA, the athletic program grew to include varsity sports in basketball, volleyball, and soccer. In addition to his educational expertise, Fox successfully attracted donors to the sports program through his deep connections to people. Fox's balanced approach to sports emphasized character development and sportsmanship more than winning. He wanted his students to have fun and, at the same time, develop skills that would enhance physical health throughout life.
In 2018, the new gymnasium/cafeteria complex at Georgia-Cumberland Academy was named the Wally Fox Wellness Center to honor the legacy of this man who gave 43 years of his life to mentoring and loving young people at GCA.
After retiring in 2018, the Foxes shared their time between Calhoun, Ga., and Palm Coast, Fla. It was in Florida this past summer where Wally and Mary Ellen became ill with COVID-19. While Mary Ellen improved, Wally's health declined enough to be hospitalized. Fox went to sleep in Jesus on September 15, 2021.
While it is difficult to truly describe the work, impact, and connections that made up the life of Wally Fox, we can safely say this of him. Most importantly, he was a man of God. Fox demonstrated God's love and daily lived out what he believed. He was also a dedicated family man. Wally and Mary Ellen were happily married 54 years at the time of his death. In addition, he was a devoted father and grandfather to daughter, Jennifer, and his grandchildren, Gage and Gracie. Finally, he was a true friend and mentor to thousands.
While reflecting on the impact of Coach Fox, his kindness and thoughtfulness toward all are the traits for which he is most consistently and fondly remembered. Melanie DiBiase, former student and colleague said, "Wally was a great example of how to prioritize the most important things. When I think of the many years I had the privilege of observing him and learning from his example — first as a GCA student and then as a GCA staff member — I feel blessed! I witnessed Wally enact and consistently attend to his mission to introduce students to Jesus through his ever-generous spirit, his approachable demeanor, and his open heart."
Greg Gerard, GCA principal, summed up Fox's life and work as an educator. "Wally Fox understood and lived that central concept of what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ and what is means to be a teacher. He practiced what Ellen White urged Christian educators to do: 'If they would oftener gather the children about them, and manifest an interest in their work, and even in their sports, they would gain the love and confidence of the little ones, and the lesson of respect and obedience would be far more readily learned; for love is the best teacher,'" Fundamentals of Christian Education, pg. 58.
Coach Wally Fox certainly understood and lived the idea that "love is the best teacher."
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As the captain of the Guy Gourmet Twitter and Instagram accounts, I am often surprised by the dismissal some people express toward any recipe that doesn't involve meat.
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Look, I understand that it's hard to work up excitement for meatless dishes if you're a meat eater. Meat satisfies in a way that vegetables often can't. But what I don't understand is the masculine posturing over vegetables of any kind. Dismissing a vegetarian dish doesn't make you more of a man. It makes you close-minded.
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1. Cook the quinoa according to package instructions, seasoning the water with a pinch of salt. Drain well. Heat the canola oil in a large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add the quinoa and toast, stirring often, until golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat and cool.
2. In a medium bowl make the Thai basil tzatziki. Combine the quinoa, red onion, 1 Tbsp cilantro, parsley, and 1 tsp of lemon juice. Set aside.
3. In a small bowl, gently combine the yogurt, basil, lime zest and juice, and cumin. Season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
4. In another small bowl, mix together the remaining tsp lemon juice, lemon zest, and olive oil.
5. To assemble the cucumber boats, half fill each cucumber cavity with the tzatziki. Top with the quinoa mixture. Cut boats into 1-inch pieces. Drizzle with the lemon and olive oil mixture. Serves 8 as an appetizer.
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Q: math research conducted in other bases than 10 Is mathematics research generally done in other bases than 10, and is that something that could be of benefit to reach new solutions and ways of thinking? I'm a math novice but into normcritical analysis, and curious if our cultural familiarity of base 10 is a bias that would limit our understanding of mathematics or if it would just be a cosmetic inconvenience.

A: If the vast majority of the world spoke English, would mathematics research generally done in other languages? Could this benefit new solutions or thinking? Of course not, it would just hinder readability. This is the same reason we rarely venture away from base $10$.
Numerical systems are like languages. "Tree", "Árbol", "Baum", may be said differently in different languages, but they all refer to the same abstract concept. Likewise, $3$, $10$ and $11$ look different in different bases, but they all refer to the same abstract concept, the number three, which satisfies exactly all of the properties we expect it to in any other base.
Of course, there is one exception: sometimes we're interested in properties of the number system itself. That's why occasionally, you'll see research about binary, or ternary, or simple, easy to analyze bases. But if these aren't the subject, you'll rarely see them used.
If the Mayans or Mesopotamians were academic forces nowadays, we'd probably write numbers down in base twenty or sixty. But since that isn't the case, we've stuck with ten.

A: As noted by Asaf Karangla, the vast majority of mathematics doesn't care how you write your numbers, so this is merely a matter of notation.
In abstract algebra, there are plenty of objects that may be considered "doing math in base X". Starting from cyclic groups, you can eventually get up to finite fields of size $p^n$ for all prime $p$.
If that doesn't look sufficiently like "numbers in base $p$", then pass through to the full p-adic numbers.

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Q: How to color series legend in highcharts when colorbypoint is set to true I am using highcharts and I have a column chart which has 2 data series', the first has each point with different coloured bars, the second series has all the same colour bars.
I understand that because I have set colorbypoint to true that its going to remove the colour swatch from the legend, but is there not a way to add one back in for the second series which is all 1 colour??
I have tried setting various options from the api including trying to add the colorbypoint to just the coloured series but that does not get applied. I have also tried to set colorbypoint to false on the plain series but that does not get applied either.
Is this even possible?

here is a link to a fiddle
http://jsfiddle.net/wf_4/X4K4R/

A: Just set colorByPoint: false for a second series, and set one color instead of colors array. See demo: http://jsfiddle.net/X4K4R/1/
$('#container').highcharts({

    chart: {
        type: 'column'
    },

    xAxis: {
        categories: ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec']
    },

    plotOptions: {
        series: {
            colorByPoint: true
        }
    },

    series: [{
        data: [29.9, 71.5, 106.4, 129.2, 144.0, 176.0, 135.6, 148.5, 216.4, 194.1, 95.6, 54.4]
    }, {
        colorByPoint: false,
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The Summer Courses Teaching Assistant position will be responsible for assisting in the morning and afternoon classes of Summer Courses. With Instructors, Teaching Assistants will assist the implement ion of 6 weeks of themed, hands on, inquiry based science activities. The initial week will be spent in planning and training; and will be expected to assist teaching classes for 6 weeks in the summer.
Support the implementation of 2 classes per day for 6 weeks; classes are 2.5 hours per morning and afternoon classes, 5 days per week.
This position is temporary, full-time, 40 hours a week, from June 15th, 2015 to August 22nd, 2015.


Tenants Together tracks state and local legislation affecting tenant rights. We are frequently called upon by legislators and allies to weigh in on legislation with the direct experience of tenants. Tenants Together has sponsored crucial tenant protection bills and has worked to make sure tenants, organizers, and attorneys understand new laws once they are passed.
We work both translocally in key cities and in the state legislature. Most of our organizing campaigns include a legislative demand. Our proudest wins include passing just cause for eviction post-foreclosure in the city of Merced and Ridgecrest in 2010, getting key tenant protections statewide for tenant victims of foreclosure in 2012, passing rent control in Richmond, CA in 2015 and 2016, and supporting campaigns for rent control in Alameda, Mountain View, San Mateo, Burlingame, Santa Rosa, and Pacifica in 2016 and 2017.
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1, 2- Octanediol is a typical polyol preservative, which can be added to many products and has a good antiseptic effect.
1, 2- Octanediol can be colorless liquid, can also be white solid, the density is about 0.914 g/cm. The melting point is 36~38℃, the boiling point is 131~132 ℃/10 mmHg, and the flash point is over 113 ℃.
Under normal circumstances, 1, 2- octanediol is mainly used in cosmetics as an antibacterial moisturizer. It can also be used in bathing, shampoo and other products to play a role of thickening and stabilizing bubbles. It can be seen that 1, 2- octanediol can improve skin moisturizing function of skin care products, and has excellent antimicrobial activity, which helps to enhance the efficacy of anti-corrosion system.
Under certain technological conditions, as the additive, 1,2- octanediol also has a significant effect on the strength and morphology of the sodium aluminate solution. The results show that the addition of 1,2-octanedioln can obviously inhibit the decomposition of sodium aluminate solution.
At the same time, after adding additives, there are many small crystals formed in the sodium aluminate solution. These small crystals are filled in the grain gap, or are embedded into large particles, and there are more fine grains filled with larger particles as binder. The strength of products is obviously improved.


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Beyoncé has been added to the line-up for the tribute concert for Michael Jackson organized by the late pop icon's mother Katherine Jackson, reports TMZ.
However, Beyonce won't actually be present at the show.
According to the Michael Forever Tribute Facebook page, the pop star will perform one of her favorite Jackson 5 songs via satellite due to scheduling issues.
As previously reported, Christina Aguilera, Smokey Robinson, Cee-Lo Green, Leona Lewis, Alien Ant Farm and Craig David are among the other performers confirmed to pay tribute to the King of Pop at the concert on October 8 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
The one-time event will be broadcast live in 30 countries.
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Follow the path in the backyard to the gate at the rear of the garden which will lead you through to a reserve located directly behind the house. This reserve is the perfect place for your annual family game of cricket or to just run around with your pet.
Downstairs features two of four bedrooms and combined laundry/bathroom. There is a sunny reading nook for those keen readers. It is the perfect spot for resting and reading without being too excluded from the rest of the home. If chess is more your style, Woodingdean has you covered with a small chess station set up under the stairs.
To keep the teenagers entertained there is a large rumpus room with a TV, play station console, stereo, pool table, bean bags and comfy couches.
Upstairs features the remaining two bedrooms both withdoors opening onto the front deck and the master with an ensuite, and a third bathroom with a shower and toilet. The kitchen, living and dining areas open out onto an expansive north facing deck complete with an undercover outdoor kitchen and dining area perfect for those balmy summer BBQs! The second deck is south facing and has a casual dining set up.There is a wood fire heater to keep you toasty warm throughout the winter and an air conditioner to keep you cool in summer.
At an hour and 45 minutes from central Melbourne, Inveloch is the perfect location for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city living. With a stunning surf beach as well as a more child-friendly inlet beach it caters to everyone. Combined with all of these natural treasures is the charming ambience of a wonderful coastal village full of cafes, restaurants and boutique retailers.
Bedroom 4 (upstairs): 1 x Queen with ensuite.
Rumpus Room (downstairs): 1 x Fold out Sofa.
Bathroom 3 (upstairs): ensuite with shower and toilet.


after my husband was dxd and had surgery, he would spike fevers for no reason that they could find, as high as 102.7 that SHOT up to that in 30 minutes. they ended up blaming it on "tumor fever". i had never heard of it but apparently is from the tumor making something wacky in your body. after he received several chemo treatments, it stopped. maybe that is what is happening. best of luck to you guys and hang in there. google tumor fever and u will see what i mean.
So sorry to hear that Jason has met another stumbling block in your journey. I hope they get this fever problem isolated soon and chemo will continue with no more interruptions.
We were back in ER by ambulance early Sunday morning with the dang hemorraging G-tube again. I am learning the drill. CT of stomach scheduled for tomorrow.
My hubby had his first chemo today. It didn't go smoothly. No reaction to the chemo itself, but to the Benadryl. He was incoherent for 11 hours, and could not stand up alone so they know to skip that from now on. It's always trial and error with him.
Hope things look good for Wed. chemo.
Hi Kris and Wolfen Geez guys.
Geez guys. Sorry you're having problems. Like either one you need something extra to deal with. Hope things turn around quickly for the both of you.
Has anyone heard of "tumor fever" before? All of Jason's tests came back alright, so there is no obvious infection, still waiting on the blood cultures though. His fever is gone, it left pretty much as fast as it came. Someone here menitoned tumor fever & said it's when the chemo starts attacking the tumor & it lets out toxins, which is what causes the fever? Anyone ever heard of that? I'll ask the dr. in the morning when he comes by. So, as of right now we're not sure if he'll have his chemo tomorrow or if they will postpone it. I'm hoping they go ahead with it, I don't want him to get behind on the treatments.
After treatmen #2, I developed a fever that went to 103. Overnight in hospital. Tested for every infection. All ok. Turns out they had to flush the port that day with TPA, the saline just wouldn't flush clear so TPA is often used. Turns out...... I am alergic to TPA.. That was the only time I had a fever issue. Do you know how they flushed the port at the last treatment?
So sorry to hear this Kris.
Been there and done that. Yes its pretty common. Even if they delay chemo that is a good thing because he needs his wbc's and chemo when wbc's are that low can really hurt someone. plenty of fluids and food, healthy food, should start bring his wbc's back up and he should pull right through it.
We are senidng our thoughts and prayers for a great outcome for Jason.
I am more in tune with my body. I Juice, eat more veggies, and live a healthier life. Our bodies do tell us when we start to get run down it is time to change what is going on. We need fuel and water to keep us strong. Do not let yourself get dehydrated, nor starved. (I got dehydrated.) I now weigh myself every morning before I take my shower. I can watch my weight gain or loss. My docs now tell me I have the most stable weight of their patients. I know when I need hydration, nutrition, or exercise. We all learned this when we were very young, it is time to bring those lessons into life.
for what he is going thru. prayers for both of you.
I'm sorry Jason had to go back in the hospital.
Hi Kris. What's the latest on Jason? How are you doing?
Sorry he is not feeling better. Do you have any updates? Sometimes things can turn for the worse or better fast. Let us know how he is doing.


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Working safely with equipment gets a lot of attention — and rightly so — when it comes to preventing accidents on the farm.
But there are also major hazards lurking by your feet, and this, too, is something you should think about before starting any building project on the farm.
Falls account for one in five lost-time claims in Alberta, according to the Occupational Health and Safety division of the provincial Labour Department.
"The severity of falls is often underestimated — serious injuries or death can result from falls of as little as one metre," the OHS states in a fact sheet called Slips, Trips and Falls.
In fact, just under 14 per cent of all lost-time claims in 2015 resulted from a "fall on the same level," according to Workers' Compensation Board data. Falls to a lower level accounted for six per cent of lost-time claims that year.
Slips are also a serious workplace hazard.
"Many lower back injuries occur when a person carrying or lifting an object tries to recover from a slip or loss of balance," the OHS states.
When you think about it, the act of walking is actually pretty challenging.
Try to eliminate abrupt changes in walking surface height. Changes in height that are as little as one centimetre high increase the odds of tripping.
Wear appropriate footwear to reduce the chances of slipping.
Remove clutter from workplaces and remember that many inside falls are caused by dirt, grease, or contaminants on floors.
Place the ladder feet so that the horizontal distance between the feet and the top support is one-quarter of the working length of the ladder. The ladder will be leaning at a 75-degree angle from the ground.
For access to an elevated work surface, erect ladders so that a minimum of one metre extends above a landing platform. Tie the top at support points.


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Angels' opponents have been on run
ANAHEIM – The Tampa Bay Rays couldn't go without baserunners forever, and the Angels were bracing themselves for it.
The Rays entered Monday's game third in the American League with 29 steals, while the Angels have had trouble with base stealers.
The Seattle Mariners were 4 for 4 on steal attempts Sunday against Angels catcher Mike Napoli, with Ichiro Suzuki getting three of them. Napoli, who is not noted for his defense behind the plate, was not close on any of the four attempts.
"They're going to run on every opportunity," manager Mike Scioscia said. "We anticipate that. You're certainly going to have to contain it and that's when they try to pressure you. You have to contain it and still make pitches so there has to be a balance."
Entering Monday's game, Napoli had thrown out just two of 24 runners that attempted to steal, a measly 8.3 percent. Jeff Mathis, who is more noted for his defense but is on the disabled list, did not throw out a base stealer before he was hurt, but only four runners attempted to swipe a base against him.
Mathis started 11 times before he broke a bone in his right wrist, while Napoli has started at catcher 19 times.
"They're kind of like us, they manufacture runs and run the bases well," said Mathis, who is only able to offer advice in this series. "You have to keep them under control and it will help."
Scioscia said he was pleased with Napoli's throwing time on the final steal attempt Sunday by the Mariners' Ryan Langerhans.
"I think Mike is trying to get into that comfort level that when a guy does run to trust his arm and trust the fact that he's going to make an accurate throw," Scioscia said. "Hopefully on that last throw he made he found something. We'll keep moving forward here."
Catcher Bobby Wilson said he expects to go on a minor-league rehab assignment either today or Wednesday.
Wilson was steamrolled by the Yankees' Mark Teixeira on a play at the plate during an April 23 game. Not only did Wilson suffer a concussion on the play but he also had a right ankle injury.
"I need to test it," said Wilson, who was pain free during his running drills over the weekend. "I think it's more mental. You know it's there. I haven't had any pain with it so I'm excited to get going."
Wilson said he hasn't had any headaches for two weeks now, which is the minimum time the Angels' medical staff wanted him to go without feeling the effects of the concussion.
Feeling no pain
Mathis said he no longer is feeling discomfort in the broken bone in his right wrist and is eagerly anticipating a checkup Wednesday.
Next Monday is four weeks since a pitch in the dirt bounced up and caught him on the wrist. That is the minimum time he was scheduled to wear a soft cast.
He figures he will be asked to wait another week, until May 25, before he is able to test himself in a game situation, which would probably come on a minor-league rehab assignment.
Scott Kazmir will be facing friends and former teammates for the first time when he takes the mound against the Rays tonight. The left-hander spent five seasons in Tampa Bay before he was traded to the Angels last season.
He spent time with Rays players Sunday night after both teams arrived in town. The Rays were fresh off succumbing to a perfect game from Oakland's Dallas Braden, who is a left-hander like Kazmir.
"I was going to watch a little of the video just to see what (Braden) was doing, but MLB TV has been all over it, so I feel like I've seen every pitch already," Kazmir said. "They're going to be hungry to kind of redeem themselves, so we'll be ready.
Bell back
Right-hander Trevor Bell (Crescenta Valley High of La Crescenta) was recalled, while infielder Robb Quinlan was sent back to Triple-A Salt Lake.
The move boosts the pitching staff to 12 members.


This flavorful one-pan meal only takes about half an hour to get on the table, so it is perfect for those busy weeknights when you want something a little healthier than take out.
1. Cut each pork chop with a sharp knife along one side to form a pocket, being careful not to cut all the way through. Season each side with salt and black pepper, to taste, and set aside.
2. Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil and garlic over medium heat in a large, high-sided skillet. Cook until garlic turns fragrant and golden brown, approximately 2-3 minutes.
3. Working in batches if necessary, add fresh spinach to the skillet and cook until it wilts, stirring constantly.
4. Add 3 ounces of the cream cheese and sour cream to the skillet and stir until spinach is coated and the cheese is completely melted. Season with salt and black pepper, to taste, and remove from heat. Let cool slightly before stuffing each pork chop with an equal amount of the spinach mixture, removing all of the spinach mixture from the pan in the process.
5. Add remaining tablespoon olive oil to the same skillet and heat over medium-high heat. Add stuffed pork chops to hot skillet and cook approximately 3-4 minutes per side or until pork is browned and cooked through. Remove pork chops from skillet and transfer to a serving dish. Cover with foil to keep warm and set aside.
6. Add chicken broth and remaining cream cheese to the skillet and cook over medium-high heat. Scrape up brown bits from bottom of the pan while stirring to incorporate the cream cheese into the sauce. Continue cooking until sauce is reduced by one half, approximately 6-8 minutes. Remove from heat and season with additional salt and black pepper, if desired.
7. To serve, spoon some pan sauce over each stuffed pork chop and enjoy immediately.


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Agrilus acceptus es una especie de insecto del género Agrilus, familia Buprestidae, orden Coleoptera.

Fue descrita científicamente por Waterhouse, 1889.

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I had the opportunity to shoot two beautiful classic cars in Hutchinson, KS this summer. Gilbert is the owner and restorer of these beauties. He took these cars from rusted shells and restored them from top to bottom. We took these photos in the blazing heat on a scorching July day. I picked the backdrop of a nicely wooded area in the park to provide a colorful scene with the picturesque blue sky that day. Gilbert was extremely excited to see the finished photos. It was a real pleasure to work with him and I know he will be proud to display these photos in his shop for many years to come. My thanks goes out to Gilbert for trusting my skills and camera to bring out the best in these vehicles for others to enjoy as well.


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A COTS solution for wrong-way drivers
Wrong-way drivers are a dangerous issue for agencies worldwide and in this newsletter you can learn more about the GEWI commercial off-the-shelf solution to this problem. Also news about HERE's addition of the TIC Camera feature and the launch of the new GEWI website.
The upcoming ITS World Congress in Melbourne is the 23rd World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and GEWI's 20th World Congress. Representatives from Germany, the UK and North America will be on hand at GEWI's stand in the exhibit hall and Danny Woolard will be speaking on a session entitled "Traveller Information - Meeting Increasing Customer expectations".
Frank Zappe was one of the GEWI developers instrumental in the relaunch of www.gewi.com and he is profiled in this edition along with Thomas Öhmichen, the latest addition to the GEWI Product Development team.
Should you have any questions about anything in this newsletter, to discuss your requirements, or schedule a product demonstration at ITS World Congress, please contact us at info@gewi.com.
GEWI's Danny Woolard to Speak in Traveller Information Session
Today's drivers have more sophisticated navigation options available than ever before and as a result their expectation of information quality is also increasing. Such expectations will be addressed at the ITS World Congress under the topic of Smart Cities and New Urban Mobility in a session entitled "Traveller Information - Meeting Increasing Customer Expectations".
GEWI's Danny Woolard will join representatives from Transport from New South Wales, the New Zealand Transport Agency, Queensland Department of Transport and Waze in a discussion to be held Friday 14 October at 8:30 in the morning.
The session will explore some of the customer research that has been undertaken and how these agencies are meeting expectations. The session will explore how traffic and travel information services are using emerging technologies to harmonize multiple data sets from a wide range of sources to help meet customer expectations.
In addition to lending GEWI's experience spanning over 24 years in traffic and traveler information, the latest generation of TIC Software will be on display at the GEWI stand #2913 in the exhibit hall.
GEWI representatives from Germany, North America and the UK will be available to demonstrate the latest TIC Software solutions including TIC for Work Zones, TIC for Road Incident Management, TIC for ITS Asset Management and more.
To reserve a time for a TIC product demonstration contact jim.oneill@gewi.com and for more information about all the TIC Solutions visit www.gewi.com
COTS Wrong-Way Driver Solution Announced
Every year, thousands of lives are lost globally due to wrong-way or "ghost" drivers, who inadvertently enter a highway or tollway or one-way road driving in the wrong direction.
While technology is available to detect wrong-way drivers, the technologies are often not implemented due to cost or the complexity to integrate into current systems. Or, if implemented, they may only detect, but not quickly notify agencies and warn affected travelers.
By connecting two commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions from GEWI and TrafficVision, public agencies can have access to a powerful real-time tool to enable wrong-way driver detection, notification, and response using an agency's existing systems and technology.
GEWI's TIC Software has been used worldwide since 1997 for a wide range of public and private traffic information projects.
TIC can collect existing public traffic camera video images which are also processed by TrafficVision video analytic software to generate alerts when an abnormal condition occurs. TrafficVision alerts can be collected by TIC, and using the TIC Project feature, a response project is automatically created based on the location and direction of the wrong-way driver alert.
The TIC Project feature automatically creates notifications and response steps based on the specific response plan defined by the responsible agency, and TIC then maintains a record of all completed steps, including those performed automatically by software configuration.
GEWI's wrong-way driver solution is available as a configurable TIC system, which is more cost effective than expensive custom development. TIC can also be implemented more quickly and at a lower cost than custom-built solutions while providing full functionality and many advanced features which can be tailored to specific customer requirements.
For more information about this COTS solution for wrong-way drivers, contact jim.oneill@gewi.com
HERE Traffic Service to Utilize GEWI's New Camera Feature
GEWI announced today that HERE, a location cloud company, recently added GEWI's new Traffic Information Center (TIC) Camera feature to their TIC system, which HERE uses to create and update real-time traffic information in markets around the world.
"The TIC Camera feature is an innovative, streamlined software interface that provides HERE traffic editors a valuable new tool to quickly verify traffic incidents and road closures for customers around the globe," said Tony Belkin, Director of Traffic and Dynamic Content at HERE. "As a leading provider of comprehensive Traffic Services, HERE continually seeks ways to innovate and improve the quality and efficiency of our 24x7 traffic incident management center."
Vizzion aggregates the world's largest traffic camera network with over 40,000 cameras in 30 countries for customers in the fleet, broadcast, web/mobile, and automotive industries. Traffic cameras verify traffic flow data, display weather and road surface conditions, and give the most insight into traffic incidents. Vizzion's traffic camera service on TIC allows HERE traffic editors to see the extent of an incident, incident type, and pinpoint exactly when lanes are cleared again.
GEWI to Exhibit Latest TIC Solutions at ITS World Congress
The 2016 ITS World Congress in Melbourne, Australia will be GEWI's 20th ITS World Congress as an exhibitor.
This year GEWI will be located in the European ITS Pavilion at stand #2913 with GEWI representatives from Germany, North America and the UK in attendance.
GEWI will be demonstrating the latest TIC Software solutions for both public and private sector traffic projects.
Since TIC was first developed in 1997, the software has evolved to provide ten different COTS solutions.
All ten TIC Solutions are available for demonstration during the World Congress and three of these solutions will be featured in the Daily News:
TIC for Work Zones.
TIC for ITS Asset Management.
TIC for Road Incident Management.
Look for these TIC Solutions in your free copy of the Daily News.
If you'd like to schedule a time for a demonstration of the TIC Software, contact jim.oneill@gewi.com
GEWI Launches New Website
As GEWI approaches the company's 25th anniversary in 2017, a new website has been launched to better reflect the continual evolution of the TIC Software.
What today is known as TIC (originally for Traffic Info Centre, but now evolved into much more), was developed in its first generation as TMC Office when it was initially deployed in 1997. Now in its fourth generation, TIC has evolved into a true commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) for many market solutions described on the new website:
Traffic and Travel Information Services.
Real-Time information for Navigation.
RDS-TMC Navigation Tests.
TPEG Navigation Tests.
Traffic News Announcements.
Traffic News Production.
Radio Data.
ITS Asset Management.
Work Zone.
Road Incident Management.
The new website also has improved navigation features and new page layout which makes it easier to relate specific TIC product features to market solutions.
We invite you to check www.gewi.com to see the latest improvements including the ability to submit customer feedback which is an important part of the GEWI product development process.
GEWI is pleased to welcome Thomas Öhmichen who recently joined the Product Development (PD) team as a software developer.
Thomas graduated from Hochschule Mittweida (University of Applied Sciences) in 2004 with a Diploma degree in computer sciences. Before joining GEWI, he worked at Pumacy Systems in Bernburg, Germany for 10 years. Pumacy produced software for knowledge and innovation management for the life sciences industry.
With over 11 years of experience in software development, Thomas specializes in web application development and usability engineering. His main areas of focus at GEWI will be ongoing development of the TIC web viewer product. He speaks German, Spanish and English and is an avid photographer, runner and hiker.
Video: TIC Solutions Overview
New TIC Brochure and Leaflets for GEWI Market Solutions
GEWI has recently updated its videos, TIC brochure, and leaflets to help customers quickly and more thoroughly understand the market solutions which can be implemented using TIC.
The new leaflets feature the latest information and features for each market solution. Existing customers are encouraged to view and read the information because GEWI is constantly adding more features and functions in new innovative ways.
Click the link below to view and download the brochure and leaflets:
TIC Product brochure.
Market solution Leaflets:
TIC for RDS-TMC and TPEG Navigation Testing.
As a commercial off-the shelf (COTS) solution, TIC can be deployed and expanded much more quickly and cost effectively than custom build-your-own solutions while offering the most advanced features and functionality.
To schedule a demonstration, or for more information contact a GEWI representative in your region.
Product Videos on GEWI Website
GEWI's web site includes videos for many of the TIC Solutions using TIC product features. These videos make it easy for website visitors to self-demonstrate the TIC system and to view how specific product features can be used for a variety of public and private sector markets.
More videos are being produced to provide an introduction to other TIC product features, so check www.gewi.com occasionally to view the new videos.
GEWI Newsletter
Sep/Oct 2016
Danny Woolard to Speak at ITS World Congress
COTS Solution for Wrong-Way Drivers
HERE Adds TIC Camera Feature
GEWI at ITS World Congress
Thomas Öhmichen Joins GEWI
VIDEO: Road Incident Management
New TIC Brochure and Solutions Leaflets
TIC Product Feature Videos
GEWI Profile
TIC for iPad download in Apple App store
ITS World Congress
TIC Solutions Overview
TIC for iPad Video
TIC Videos
GEWI Website
GEWI on LinkedIn
GEWI on Facebook
GEWI on FOX TV
GEWI Product Features
TIC Brochure
Frank Zappe
Business Management Support
Frank joined GEWI in 2009 and provides Business Management Support as part of GEWI's IT Team. Frank was also key to the recent launch of GEWI's new website at www.gewi.com
Frank's interest in computers started at the age of 12 and lead him to technical studies at university, graduating as an IT Specialist in system integration in 2010.
His skills include Java and Linux, computer, server & network administration, virtualization methods, and administration of Microsoft products especially SharePoint and Exchange Server.
Frank is responsible for the day-to-day technical operations of GEWI's business systems and he supports a variety of environments including Microsoft Windows, Linux, Apple Mac OS X, Apple iPhone/iPad iOS, and Android.
Away from the office he enjoys geo-caching, playing guitar, reading Sci-Fi novels and is an avid rock climber.