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Huge Field Of UMP DIRTcar Modifieds Expected For Rich Fall DIRTcar Nationals Nov. 6-8 At Southern New Mexico Speedway
DIRTcar Racing November 1, 2009
Las Cruces, NM — Could this be the year that more than 100 UMP DIRTcar Modifieds sign in for the blockbuster Fall DIRTcar Nationals at Southern New Mexico Speedway?
Royal Jones – the co-owner of the 5/16th-mile oval and a veteran UMP DIRTcar Modified driver – has a feeling the magic century mark will be reached when the 10th annual event rolls off on Nov. 6-8.
"It's looking pretty good that we'll finally get to 100 cars for the Fall DIRTcar Nationals," said Jones, a trucking company magnate who purchased SNMS in 1993 with partner Jimmy Ray. "There's never been more interest in this event. I think that's because more and more people know we run a pretty fair show, pay back pretty well and put on a real fun weekend."
More than 85 drivers from 14 different states have pre-entered the Fall DIRTcar Nationals, which ranks as one of the richest open-wheel Modified programs in the country. The winner of the 50-lap A-Main on Sun., Nov. 8, will earn a cool $10,000 from a whopping purse that exceeds $68,000.
With additional verbal commitments to appear coming from more than a dozen drivers and other racers from far-and-wide still calling the track office for event information, it's clear why this year's Fall DIRTcar Nationals has "record-setting field" written all over it. The 2008 edition attracted a robust 75 entries after seeing just over 55 drivers pre-register.
"DIRTcar Racing is honored to be involved with an event of this magnitude," said DIRTcar Racing Western Region director Chris Morgan. "The Fall DIRTcar Nationals grows bigger and bigger every year and shows the short-track world what a great UMP DIRTcar Modified program that Royal Jones and his staff are building at Southern New Mexico Speedway."
The entry list boasts many well-known, established drivers from across the country. Leading the charge to SNMS will be multi-time MARS DIRTcar Late Model Series champion Terry Phillips of Springfield, Mo., whose 2009 open-wheel Modified racing schedule is highlighted by a victory earlier this year in the Chub Daniel Memorial at Southern New Mexico. Phillips's teammate and protégé, Arizona native Jeremy Payne, will also be in action.
Other noted racers expected to make long-distance hauls to SNMS include former UMP DIRTcar Modified national champion Denny Schwartz of Ashmore, Ill., veteran dirt Late Model standout Mike Marlar of Winfield, Tenn., Jason Hughes of Watts, Ore., Jeff Taylor of Jonesbro, Ark., Kellen Chadwick of Oakley, Calif., and R.C. Whitwell of Tucson, Ariz. States also represented by pre-registered drivers include New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Oklahoma and South Dakota.
A healthy contingent of local competitors stands ready to take on the invaders, including the 55-year-old Jones. The 2002 Fall DIRTcar Nationals winner, Jones will balance his weekend track-operation concerns with racing his Modified in hopes of continuing his recent hot streak – he's won the last four races he's entered in Modified and 305 Sprint Car competition.
The hometrack crowd will also include Royal's son Bumper Jones, who has spent most of the 2009 season racing on the road in special UMP DIRTcar and USMTS events, 2009 Southern New Mexico Speedway UMP DIRTcar Modified champion Fito Gallardo of Las Cruces, N.M., and 2009 UMP DIRTcar Wild West Region titlist Jimmy Ray of Las Cruces, N.M.
The weekend will be jam-packed with racing. Preliminary programs – consisting of heats (lined up by pill draws), last-chance races and a feature – will be contested on Fri., Nov. 6, and Sat., Nov. 7, with each day's 25-lap A-Main locking five drivers directly into the 50-lap championship headliner on Sun., Nov. 8, and additional finishers into Sunday's B- and C-Mains. The Sunday finale will feature several last-chance events and the series of 'alphabet' races topped by the Fall DIRTcar Nationals.
Sunday's 50-lapper offers a hefty $1,250 just to take the green flag, while drivers making it to the B-Main are guaranteed $700 and those reaching the C-Main are assured $400.
Support-division action for Street Stocks, Legends Cars and Super Trucks will also be part of the weekend, which boasts a total payout in the neighborhood of $100,000.
Gates are scheduled to open at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6, with racing getting underway at 7:45 p.m. The Saturday and Sunday programs will begin earlier – gates opening at 12 noon and racing at 2 p.m.
Jones said racers and fans are invited to attend a huge post-race 'bash' following Saturday's action.
"We'll have a big bonfire, a band, and (sponsor) Sherman Barnett will cook up his famous ribs," said Jones. "There's going to be a lot of people camping at the track, so we're going to have a real hoe-down. It's gonna be a great time for everyone."
Three-day passes are available for the weekend at a cost of $27 (grandstands) and $100 (pits). Individual day prices are $10 (Nov. 6-7) and $12 (Nov. 8) for the grandstands and $35 (Nov. 6-7) and $40 (Nov. 8) for the pits.
To view the full Fall DIRTcar Nationals Modified entry list, log onto
2009 Fall Nationals Pre-entry List – Southern New Mexico Speedway | El Paso Speedway Park
For more information on the Fall DIRTcar Nationals, visit www.snmspeedway.com or call 575-524-7913.
Additional info on all of the series, sanctioning and member tracks of DIRTcar Racing is available at www.DIRTcar.com.
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If an album cover ever fit the music perfectly, this is it. The sound of these two adventurous masters weaving dense interleaving ambient sonic fabrics, at once abrasive and beautiful, morphing slowly as they go, is like a collision between spiritual release and the essence of a nightmare, not at all unlike a mental massage that's as suitable for intense personal listening as it is for general background sounds. It works on many levels. Both Ambarchi and Pinhas create this panorama of sound and noise using heavily effected guitars and loops, with drummer Joe Talia sitting in (Ambarchi drums on the live DVD), plus a second circle of guests including Masami Akita (a.k.a. Merzbow), Richard's son Duncan Pinhas, and drummer Eric Borelva. Three long expansive tracks are featured on the 70+ minute CD – and don't be misled by the track titles: "Washington DC – T4V1," "Tokyo T4V2," and "San Francisco – T2V2" were all recorded in Pinhas' studio in Paris. The DVD contains a single 40+ minute performance by the duo, "Paris – Part One TNV0" recorded live, October 29, 2013 at Les Instants Chevires, Paris' primary venue for experimental music. The added visual aspect is interesting to watch, especially after Ambarchi takes to the drum kit, although the videographers have taken the additional liberty of adding some excellent multiple-image effects to what is essentially a stationary performance under dark red lighting. On a strictly musical level, the live performance is every bit as engaging as the three cuts on the CD.


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Wave water park proposed for former drive-in site in Oceanside
Crews demolish the first of four screens at the Valley Drive-In theater in Oceanside in 2016.
(Union-Tribune)
By Phil Diehl
OCEANSIDE —
Zephyr Partners last week floated the idea of a wave water park as part of a development proposed for the former Oceanside drive-in property, more than 90 acres along the San Luis Rey River just east of the city's airport.
The perfect machine-made wave would attract surfers from hundreds of miles away and would capitalize on the city's beach-town reputation, said Michael Grehl, a senior vice president for Zephyr.
"The new world is that the consumer wants to have an experience," Grehl said, and he compared the proposal to wave parks that opened recently in Lemoore, Calif., near Sacramento, and in Waco, Texas.
Homes, a hotel, restaurants and upscale retail stores also are planned at the Oceanside location, where the city approved a previous proposal, known as The Pavilion, in 2008 for a different developer that never broke ground.
That project was to be Oceanside's largest shopping center and would have included several big-box stores, fast-food shops, a movie theater and about 60 acres of parking. Grehl said that style of development could never succeed in today's economic climate.
Shopping centers are losing their viability as people turn to the internet for their purchases, he said.
A BMX bicycle track, a rock-climbing wall and other outdoor sports ideas are now being considered for the site, he said. Retail stores would be selected with ties to the activities, and there would be access to the nearby skate park and river trail.
"We're still trying to figure out exactly what it's going to be," Grehl said.
He encouraged people to offer their own ideas at the meeting attended by about 100 residents Thursday evening at St. Mary Star of the Sea School.
Details such as how many homes will be built and who will be the retailers are yet to be decided, he said.
Zephyr's previous projects are mostly residential. They include Summerhouse, with 35 ocean-view condominiums starting at $1.4 million each on Ocean Street in Carlsbad; Level 15, which is 63 town-homes starting in the low $400,000s in Escondido; and Las Ventanas, 13 four-bedroom homes starting in the mid-$800,000s in Fallbrook.
The company also is building the Solana 101 mixed-use development on Coast Highway in Solana Beach, and is working on approvals for a resort hotel atop 16 acres of coastal bluffs at the northern edge of Del Mar.
Four drive-in theater screens occupied the Oceanside site for more than 30 years. They closed in 1999 and were demolished in 2016. The property continued to host a weekend swap-meet until the business moved to Escondido earlier this year.
People at the meeting raised a few negative issues about the project such as the increase in traffic it would bring, the close proximity to the municipal airport and water wells, and the overhead high-voltage power lines that cross the site.
Part of the property is an open field beneath the airport's approach path, said resident Jeffrey Moore, a pilot. Planes have crashed there in the past, and that part of the property should be kept clear in case of emergencies, he said.
"We don't want people killed," Moore said.
Other residents raised questions about noise and how the development would appeal to older people and those who don't surf or ride bicycles.
"The project is focusing on a small group of surfers," one woman said. "Our community is more than that."
But a majority of the speakers said the wave park was a good idea.
"Shoot for the moon," resident Drew Andrioff told the developers. He said Oceanside has enough big-box stores and fast-food restaurants, and that it's time to do something different.
Several residents said a wave park could do for Oceanside what Legoland did for Carlsbad, by increasing property values and bringing more jobs and tourists to the area.
Company officials said they will submit a formal application to the city later this summer, and that the project could be ready for public hearings in 2020.
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Home TV/Cable News Full court defense against white space invaders
Full court defense against white space invaders
The pushback against a possible 11/4/08 vote by FCC commissioners on a plan to allow unlicensed devices to begin roosting in the television spectrum band is in full swing. Eight US representatives, who have sponsored legislation to maintain an interference-free television band, have written in to the commissioners, requesting that they slam on the brakes and open the matter for expert testimony. And that's just for starters.
The House members have introduced H.R. 1320, the "Interference Protection for Existing Television Band Devices Act." They wrote, as an independent expert regulatory body, the Commission has a responsibility to conduct its deliberations fairly and openly. The 400-page engineering report released in mid-October reviews months of complex testing, evaluates the data, and arrives at certain critical conclusions. The Commission should give the public experts a formal opportunity to analyze the data and conclusions, point out strengths and weaknesses, and ask probing questions." They also emphasized that protecting incumbents should be the FCC's primary consideration. Signing the letter were Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY), Shelley Berkley (D-NV), Mark Steven Kirk (R-IL), Jon Porter (R-NV), Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), William Lacy Clay (D-MO), Jim Cooper (D-TN) and Robert Brady (D-PA). Another letter expressing similar sentiments went to the FCC from Bobby Rush (D-IL).
Mel Martinez (R-FL), weighed in from the Senate side of the Capitol, writing, "I know that companies and the FCC have been experimenting for some time now on devices that work under controlled conditions, but to date none have succeeded on a consistent basis," Sen. Martinez wrote. "The Commission's usual practice of seeking public comment prior to adopting a major rule should not be disregarded on an issue of this magnitude."
Another letter came in from four individuals who find themselves in competition with one another on a daily basis but who have discovered common ground on this issue: Peter Chernin, president of News Corp., Robert Iger, CEO of Walt Disney Co., Leslie Moonves, CEO of CBS Corp. and Jeffrey Zucker, CEO of NBC Universal. "It seems to be only prudent and responsible that the current white spaces proposal, and the report, should be put out for comment and peer review," they wrote, according to the Wall Street Journal. "The FCC has to get this right the first time."
46 state broadcaster associations have also asked for public discussion of the proposals, along with sports organizations and wireless microphone users, which include theater and religious groups.
RBR/TVBR observation: Even members of the wireless broadband community think this is a crazy idea. Next week's FCC meeting will be interesting, to say the least.
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Loan officers generally prefer to use the tools provided by their institution, but it is useful to use the tools INVEST – Farm Analysis Tool and INVEST – Payback Tool as they are specifically designed for SPIS and can provide a first estimation of viability. In fact these tools can be provided to borrowers/loan applicants to verify their own assumptions.
Note: Transaction costs for loan review can be high, especially if the technology has limited scope for standardization. Using specific tools, and encouraging loan applicants to use the same, can minimize unnecessary effort.
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Payback Period (PP), Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of SPIS investment.
Compare PV with alternative pumping solutions with the same scenarios and consider varying profitability of different SPIS systems (crops, size).
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Some of my users are seeing hangs in the AMD OpenCL drivers, for example driver version 17.7.2 with an AMD RX 480.
Device vendor: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
The stack on the bottom right hangs indefinitely. I've found several references to this problem for the case where there are events in the queue...but in this case, there are none. My code doesn't use them, and in fact when this hang was triggered there hadn't been any commands or kernels sent to the device, aside from creating OpenCL contexts from multiple threads and freeing them again. This problem happens intermittently. The same code runs correctly with Intel and NVIDIA's OpenCL drivers.
It then hangs in the t9.join() because the TLS destructor for ThreadData calls the cl::CommandQueue destructor, who calls the clReleaseCommandQueue that never returns.
In addition to this problem, the above code skeleton can also cause issues in the drivers for Kaveri/Spectre and (reportedly) Vega, but (reportedly) not Polaris. The cl::CommandQueue allocation in thread_init will block in the t9 thread_init, meanwhile *another* thread in the amdocl.dll driver will crash attempting a Low-Fragmentation Heap Free call.
I'm able to work around the latter problem by using a thread-pool for all OpenCL work, so the driver never gets to see an clReleaseCommandQueue call until program exit, but generally speaking command queue creation and deletion seems to have several threading related bugs in the current Windows drivers.
Thanks for reporting it. Please share a reproducible test-case so that concerned team could run and validate the problem.
A testcase can be constructed by simply adding #include <CL/cl2.hpp> (OpenCL C++ headers) and #include <thread> to the code given - but I'm not 100% sure it's enough for a reliable repro.
The first one will crash quickly on AMD Spectre/Kaveri systems (and possibly others - I can't verify on hardware I don't have). The difference is that the second one will never let clReleaseCommandQueue be called during program execution, thus avoiding the apparent threading bug in the driver.
Note that the original report includes the stacktrace through the AMD driver, together with the exact version. So it's should be possible for you to see the offending calling sequence. Unfortunately the AMD symbol servers don't provide those to the public.
Thanks for providing the repro. We'll check and get back to you shortly.
Seems that both the links points to same file. Please check.
Also, I was under the impression that the issue could be reproducible by running those .exe files. Whereas the executables install a game and I'm not sure how to reproduce the error using it.
In that case, it would be helpful if you could modify the code snippet accordingly and share a complete test-case or executable that produce the hang.
Not sure what happened to the links. The forum is displaying the links correctly, but linking to the wrong one! b5 should crash, b6 should work. You should be able to copypaste them or just change the 5 to a 6. In any case for reproducing you only need b5 which is the one linked.
Sorry, forgot to include instructions: run the OpenCL version of the game, File->New Game, Board Size 19x19->OK and click randomly on the board for a bit. You'll get a hang instantly in b5.
I'll see if I can make a standalone repro case using just the code given, need to get to the Kaveri system.


This essay is inspired by The Learning Network's prompt, Are You the Same Person on Social Media as You Are in Real Life? and from Clara Dollar's essay My So-Called (Instagram) Life.
Unlike Dollar's experience with social media, I'm not one to make a persona. I treat social media as a mirror of myself and not a mask. If people want to get to know me, all they have to do is look through my social media. You could say that my social media accounts, including this website, are me.
I hide nothing from people (except for deep family matters, passwords, and security details). Other than that, I'm an open book. But then people might see that as a problem. When is sharing too much of my personal life too much? When do I feel like I have no sense of privacy?
There was a point in my life where I used social media to get attention from people. I wanted people to see me and having this website is probably one way getting that attention. I'm in it for the glory, and Wil Dasovic has a similar mindset when it comes to showing parts of his life.
Dasovic is a Filipino vlogger. He's a very positive person and super outgoing. In one of his latest videos (linked below), he talks about why he vlogs. He wanted to inspire people to be productive by showing how productive he was. As for me, I think it's similar. I want to inspire people to do their best by showing that I'm doing my best even with my blunders.
Do you have a persona for your social media? Tell me about it in the comments below! I'd like to hear about it!
So a couple of days ago Android Authority released a video essay titled The Truth Behind The Facebook Privacy Scandal – The Real World Matrix, and this got me thinking about my inaction of political participation. I asked myself, "why am I not as vocal as my other friends who took political science?" Sure, I share news on my FB, but I really don't make an effort to comment or to start a discussion on what I shared. I couldn't think of a reason why my political participation was so low until I read Rappler's piece titled Sarah Elago on why being young and being a dissenter matters.
And for new readers here, my goal has always personal growth and the pursuit of happiness. I think that's why I don't post about politics. What I mostly post are positive reinforcements and my progress in self-improvement. I feel like I've made more strides in improving myself than trying to make a cohesive arena for discourse. Obviously, trying to change the political landscape is harder than changing a single person. But think of it this way. How can I help others if I can't help myself? If I want to help people become better people, then I should be a better person.
This entry is inspired by Caroline Crosson Gilpin's article in The Learning Network titled Have You Ever Experienced Food Insecurity? This entry is a part of my daily writing challenge; the mechanics of which you can read here.
After reading Gilpin's essay on poor students' struggles on getting food during spring break, it reminded me of how my father changed my attitude towards the food I was eating.
We all had that spiel that our parents told us about finishing our food. My parents would always guilt-trip me into finishing my food which of course was a terrible way of appreciating food. But when my father did some bad decisionmaking on investments, we were immediately in a tight spot. I remember one day when I was eating lunch with my mother, and I cleaned my plate of everything. No grain of rice, no sauce, nothing was left on my plate. I realised what I did, and that brought me back to a time when I would just leave food on my plate.
Times were really hard back then that I only ate once-a-day. During a term in my undergrad, I only had 100Php ($2) in my pocket each day. I could only spend 20Php ($0.40) for food because I had to use the rest for my commute. The only thing I could eat was siopao (Chinese pork bun) that I bought in a stall at the train station each day. That was a rough four months for me.
Now, I truly appreciate food and never complain about the kind of food I eat. Well, except for coffee. I'm willing to pay a premium for that.


Slathering on a spicy bacon rub before grilling chicken kebabs not only gives them a wonderful smokey flavor, it also keeps the chicken moist and tender.
Cook's Illustrated sent me an email with a link to their Barbecued Chicken Kebabs recipe. What's unique about their recipe is it's smeared with spicy bacon paste before grilling.
The flavor of these kebabs was fantastic. Cook's recommended using chicken thighs, but chicken breasts would have been much easier to cube and put on skewers.
I changed up the spices because I don't like paprika. Also, Cook's made their own barbecue sauce, but I took the easy way out and just used my favorite BBQ sauce. If you like to grill chicken, give this one a try.
In a large Ziploc bag, mix chicken and salt and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes or up to 1 hour.
Heat grill to high. While grill heats, pat chicken dry with paper towels.
Pulse bacon in food processor until it forms a smooth paste, about 30 to 45 seconds, scraping down bowl occasionally.
In a small bowl, mix together chili powder, lemon pepper and sugar. Add spices to bacon paste and mix well.
Using your hands, coat chicken with spicy bacon paste. Thread chicken onto skewers.
Place kebabs on grill and cook turning occasionally, until well browned on all sides, about 10 minutes. During the last few minutes of cooking, brush kebabs with BBQ sauce and continue to cook until brown in spots and instant-read thermometer inserted in center of meat registers 160 degrees for breasts and 175 degrees for thighs.
Remove kebabs from grill and let rest for 5 minutes. Serve with additional BBQ sauce if desired.
Thanks for this great looking recipe. I love the idea of making a bacon paste and using it as part of the rub. I can only imagine the possibilities that you could do with a bacon rub. I bet it would be good with pork too.
YUM! Pinning! Found this on Ahalogy!
I tried this last night on turkey thighs in the oven. I put some under the skin and on the out side. was delish!! however i found it sticky and hard to get to coat. I thought i could be thin down some any ideas?
Hi Tonya – what a great idea to add flavor to turkey thighs. The bacon rub shouldn't be sticky. You don't add the BBQ sauce to the rub. The bacon rub can be difficult to spread, but just make sure the bacon forms a paste and then use your fingers to spread it. I guess if you wanted to thin out the rub just a bit, you could try adding a tablespoon of chicken broth and pulse it in with the bacon in the food processor. Thanks for the question!
I made this tonight. Very delicious. It was snowing so I did bake it. Great recipe. Not very spicy, perfect for whole family!
Thanks Courtney for letting me know you enjoyed them!
Wow, a bacon rub! I bet these were a hit! They look great!
I think I found my next BBQ recipe – this looks amazing Barbara. Bacon rub sounds incredible!
This do sound amazing – especially with that bacon rub! They look grilled to perfection too.
Oooh, I adore this recipe! It's such a great trick with the bacon.
Be still my bacon beating heart, these are genius!!!! Can't wait to try these!
WOW! A bacon rub sounds fantastic! Surely must have added a great flavor to the kebabs!
Wowee do these look good! And bacon really adds fabulous flavor to any barbecue sauce. Now I only wish I had a barbecue.
OMggggggg, you had me on Bacon, Honey. WOwwwww.


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Used with ccell carts, works great!
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With the announcement that Felipe Massa is heading for retirement, a new twist was added to F1's increasingly silly 'silly season'. With only Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari having confirmed their lineups for next year, there are a few drivers whose future plans are key to understanding how the grid will line up next year.
Perez remains an option for several teams as it is widely known that his sponsors are considering their options in Formula One. Perez would be an attractive option for any midfield team right now as he is in terrific form and also brings significant funding from his array of Mexican sponsors. His current employers, Force India, have made it clear that they want to keep him, but there are other options available to Perez.
A move to Williams is a possibility with the announcement of Massa's departure, but that may be considered a sideways move with the team having the same power unit as his current team Mercedes. A move to Renault would be a risk given their current form, but his sponsors may see the team as an attractive option in the long-term. As their works team, Renault will no doubt pump some serious money into the team to ensure they are competing at the front in the coming years; but it's a risk and any major development will take time.
Whether we like it or not, Jenson is coming towards the end of his Formula One career, and we should find out soon whether this is his final season in the sport. Staying on with McLaren is an option, but in keeping him, McLaren will surely face the prospect of losing the highly rate Stoffel Vandoorne who has made it clear he wants to be racing next season.
If Button decides he wants to continue racing. A return to former team Williams is another option, although it is thought that Button's estimated $13m salary might prove a sticking point for the team. Another of Button's former employers, Renault, have recently said that they're looking for a 'charismatic' lead driver to take the team forward. Jenson would fit the bill, but at 36, he's unlikely to be a long-term option for the team.
After his dreadful recent run of form, Kvyat is facing an uncertain future in the sport. Just two points to show from his past ten Grands Prix is not the sort of form that ultimately leads to job security. At the time of his demotion, there did not seem to be any immediate threat to his position, but then Pierre Gasly suddenly found his form. GP2 feature wins at Silverstone, Budapest, and Spa have given Red Bull a real headache. Whilst Kvyat shows no clear signs of improvement, Gasly is knocking very hard on F1's door.
The next few races will be critical for both, but if Kvyat is moved on, he may yet find a seat elsewhere in Formula One. Williams and Force India may offer a more relaxed environment in which Kvyat could flourish, after all, they've rejuvenated the careers of both Felipe Massa and Sergio Perez in recent years. Failing that, Renault may decide that at 22, Kvyat is the right age to grow with the team as they start their ascent up the Formula One pecking order. He may, however, lack the "charisma" that they are are apparently looking for.
Nasr could be an option for Williams as a replacement for fellow countryman Massa. Nasr was test driver with the team back in 2014 and brings with him a serious wad of cash from Banco do Brasil sponsorship. Rumoured to be unhappy at Sauber.
My heart says McLaren will stick with Jenson, but my head says they'll go with Stoffel. If they don't, then Vandoorne could be an option for Williams, Renault, or even Manor if Renault decide to give Ocon a race seat next year.
Ocon has bags of potential and the benefit of links with both Mercedes and Renault (don't ask me to explain how that works). I think we'll see Ocon back at Manor for a second season, but Renault do appear to be considering him for a race seat.


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Bikes from Commencal, Genesis, KTM Industries, Santa Cruz and Trek will be available to test free of charge. Fox is also lending support to ensure that bikes are set-up to the specification of each rider.
A special Bike Test course has been created, consisting of a shortened loop of just over 4km set over the World Championship trail, with a mix of forest road, technical singletrack and cruising double tracks offering the ideal terrain for testing bikes.
The award-winning Fort William Mountain Bike World Cup returns to the scenic Scottish Highlands in June for its eighth year and is expected to attract around 350 professional riders and 15,000 spectators.
The main event is the 'Gravity Gathering', a showcase of professional Downhill and 4-Cross biking competition. A new element for 2009 is the Cross Country Sprint – a crowd-pleasing race set on a fast and exciting short course that will showcase the cream of biking talent to spectators.
The World Cup Bike Test is open to over 18s only and they must have a valid ticket for the Nissan UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in Fort William, available at www.fortwilliamworldcup.co.uk or by calling 01397 705825 between 9am-5pm.
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Sandoz, a Novartis division (NVS), said that the United States District Court of New Jersey ruled against Sandoz in patent litigation regarding the Sandoz biosimilar, Erelzi or etanercept-szzs for reference medicine Enbrel or etanercept. The company will appeal the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the parties have agreed to an expedited appeal.
Sandoz said it disagreed with the Court's ruling, which prevents the company from launching an additional treatment option for patients with autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. It continues to consider the patents in this case to be invalid.
According to Sandoz, Amgen asserted two patents that it obtained from Roche, in what Sandoz believes is an attempt to extend its US compound patent protection for etanercept to 2029.oz said, "We will appeal this decision, and look forward to presenting our case to the Federal Circuit and bringing Erelzi to US patients as soon as possible."
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The Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) - is a Georgian non-governmental organization which tends to support the development of an informed and empowered society for democratic governance. IDFI promotes human rights and good governance by raising civic awareness through sound informational reports, research and recommendations; Advocates for initiating & implementing reforms of policies, laws and practices to enhance democratic governance.

The organization was founded in 2009 by two historians/researchers Levan Avalishvili and Giorgi Kldiashvili.

History

The idea to create IDFI was born during an international conference that was periodically hosted by Levan Avalishvili and Giorgi Kldiashvili in Georgia since 2005. The conference was supported by the American non-governmental research organization National Security Archive, George Washington University. The conference involved participants, which included local and foreign historians, archive researchers, and specialists and lawyers in the fields of public access to information and open governance, discussing issues related to openness of archives and access to archival documents in various countries.

During the 2009 conference, an idea was born to set up an organization in Georgia that would advocate archive transparency by working on openness, transparency and improvement of access to public information. Eventually, with the help of American partners, Levan Avalishvili and Giorgi Kldiashvili established such an organization.

Initially, IDFI focused on watchdog activities. It monitored government activities, disclosed violations and informed the public.

Starting in 2012, IDFI gradually started to shift its focus from watchdog to think tank activities. Currently IDFI is as a hybrid watchdog/think-tank organization, combining monitoring and analytical skills with evidence based advocacy, strategic litigation, awareness raising and consulting activities as well as growing international impact.

Directions

Good governance

One of the key priorities of the organization is to develop open government principles, which includes increasing access to public information and use of open data; promoting citizen engagement in policy development and supporting substantial and innovative open government reforms in Georgia.

To improve the quality of access to public information, IDFI conducts monitoring, awareness raising and advocacy activities, in frames of which IDFI publishes reports, studies, organizes various types of events and communicates its recommendations with relevant public institutions and stakeholders. In addition, to promote the use of open data, IDFI develops innovative platforms and organizes various campaigns and activities.

IDFI is also actively engaged in promoting citizen participation in the decision-making, budgeting and lawmaking processes on both central and local government levels.

In addition, IDFI actively supports the implementation of the Open Governance Partnership (OGP) principles and activities in Georgia and beyond her borders. IDFI backs the execution of OGP principles on the Governmental, legislative, regional and local levels based with cooperation to the Administration of the Government of Georgia, Parliament of Georgia, Supreme Council of Ajara and local self-governing and civil society organizations.

Fighting Corruption

One of the priorities of the organization is the fight against corruption. To this end, IDFI is involved in the development of anticorruption policy, within which, once every two years, it submits to the Secretariat of the Anti-Corruption Council the evidence-based recommendations and the commitments to be undertaken by the agencies in the strategic documents. At the same time, IDFI monitors the implementation of anticorruption policy documents and submits its views on the implementation of commitments to the Secretariat.

Raising public awareness is important for the effective fight against corruption, therefore IDFI carries out educational activities including the Educational Certification Program in Fighting Corruption. At the same time, the organization periodically publishes awareness-raising videos, analyses of international indexes and evaluations, etc.

IDFI actively cooperates with international anticorruption institutions, such as the Anti-Corruption Network of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD-ACN), the Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), the Coalition of United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), the Eastern Partnership, etc.

Economic and social policy

IDFI is engaged in researching the social-economic policy and legislation in Georgia. The organization analyzes both Georgia's development data and international best practice and, based on the latter, provides the Georgian government with recommendations on how to promote economic development and increase the level of wellbeing in Georgia.

IDFI also works towards raising public awareness about the goals of Georgia's social-economic development strategy and promoted citizen engagement in the process of its implementation. The organization monitors and evaluates the effectiveness of all of the major socio-economic programs run by the Georgian government.

Rule of Law and Human Rights

The activities within the scope of the rule of law and human rights direction are aimed at promoting independence, transparency, accountability and efficiency of the judiciary. The organization is actively involved in the process of monitoring and reforming the court system.

IDFI also aims to enhance human rights standards, improve the mechanisms for securing human rights and promote human rights-based approaches. Within the scope of this direction, the organization is also focused on improving transparency and accountability of the law enforcement system.

Local Government

One of the directions of IDFI is Local Government, which among other issues, aims to facilitate the decentralization process through:

- Expanding the powers /competences of local self-government public institutions to resolve local problems;

- Increasing transparency, accountability and effectiveness of municipalities;

- Advancing financial and institutional capacity of municipalities to perform their functions properly.

To this end, IDFI a) conducts monitoring of the implementation of local government and decentralization strategies and action plans; b) facilitates dialogue and experience sharing between central and local governments; c) advocates for the improvement of legislation and practice of access to municipal data, and standards for proactive disclosure of public data in municipalities; d) supports the improvement of quality of municipal service delivery through new technologies, best practices and user-centered design/approaches and e) increases capacity of local stakeholders.

Media and Freedom of Expression

The main goals of the Media and Freedom of Expression Direction are to support the activities of media organizations and journalists in Georgia, to monitor the legislation regulating freedom of expression and related legislation, and to develop the relevant caselaw.

To achieve its goals and improve the existing standards for protection of media and freedom of expression, IDFI actively cooperates with media representatives and other stakeholders. In addition, IDFI conducts strategic litigation and targeted legal aid program.

Internet and Innovations

IDF has several specific objectives under its Internet and Innovations Direction: Promote efficient and effective e-governance ecosystem in Georgia; Promote effective, efficient and ethical use of innovative technologies (including Algorithms and artificial intelligence); Raise media and digital literacy; Increase access to the Internet and ensure digital freedoms.

To this end, IDFI periodically publishes different types of publications and policy recommendations on Internet and digital rights-related challenges and the ways to deal with them in Georgia and beyond.  In addition to research and policy analysis, IDFI conducts awareness raising campaigns and educational programs regarding the use of new technologies among various target groups.

Memory and disinformation studies

 IDFI is working towards exposing and debunking the effects of propaganda and disinformation that go against Georgia's strategic goals regarding the integration with NATO and the EU. IDFI regularly publishes articles, analytical papers, policy papers and briefs that are aimed at, on the one hand, informing the society about propaganda and, on the other hand, providing recommendations to the government about how to deal with this problem.

For the purpose of combating propaganda, IDFI is collaborating with government agencies, partner local and international organizations, educational and academic institutions.

With the aim to help the country build a democratic future, IDFI analyzes academic and archival documents in order to contribute to the study of Georgia's recent history- the Soviet past. IDFI works on opening the Sovietepoch archives and make archival documents available to the public.

IDFI is also actively involved in identifying the victims of Soviet repressions and is helping their families with legal disputes.  The organization aims to research and preserve memory of the past, and to inform the population about the crimes of the totalitarian regime.

Significant achievements

 IDFI was elected as the Co-Chair of Open Government Georgia Forum.
 IDFI was elected as the Co-Chair of the Working Group at the Inter-Governmental Anti-Corruption Council.
 Open Government Georgia Action Plans were developed with the direct participation of IDFI.
 The list of public information to be disclosed proactively was created with participation of IDFI.
 IDFI was actively involved in drafting of a new law on Freedom of Information. The Government of Georgia adopted the Decree on Electronic Requests and Proactive Disclosure of Public Information.
 As a result of advocacy and support from IDFI, the Georgian Parliament has joined the Open Government Partnership (OGP).
 IDFI was granted the highest score in transparency by Transparify.
 Access to public information has improved as a result of monitoring and advocacy by IDFI since 2010.
 IDFI's studies have revealed corruption deals, cases of nepotism, abuse of authority, unreasonable spending of budget funds and other cases of violation of the law.
 The government portal for open data – www.data.gov.ge was created with direct recommendations of IDFI.
 IDFI has created the concept of e-petitions – www.ichange.ge, which the government committed to implement within the framework of OGP.
 As a result of advocacy from IDFI, the National Security Council has joined the provisions of proactive disclosure of public information.
 As a result of recommendations from IDFI, the Law on the Protection of Whistleblowers has been enhanced.
 IDFI's recommendations were taken into account in the new Labor Code.
 IDFI's recommendations were taken into account in the new Law on Civil Service.
 The Georgian Government took into account IDFI's recommendations concerning the strategy of digital broadcasting switchover.
 The data and studies prepared by IDFI were included in the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices by U.S Department of State, the reports of Freedom House and other international reports and ratings.
 IDFI's monitoring and advocacy work has resulted in Georgia's improved ranking in the E-Government Development Index (UN).
 The Archive of the former Committee of State Security (KGB) of Georgia was declassified, modernized and digitized.
 Through IDFI's advocacy and recommendations, access to and unrestricted use of the Internet was recognized as a fundamental right of the citizens of Georgia.
 IDFI created the Transparent Public Procurement Rating – www.tpp-rating.org, the only global initiative devoted solely to the study of public procurement transparency across the world.
 IDFI made significant contributions to the process the nationalization of Sustainable Development Goals' (SDGs) in Georgia.
 Due to IDFI's efforts, several municipalities have approved and are implementing evidence-based Transparency and Integrity Strategies and Action Plans.
 IDFI and its partner organizations created a national mechanism for assessing transparency and accountability of Georgia's municipalities – Local Self-Government Index.
 IDFI created websites for over 20 municipalities throughout the country equipped with various tools for communication with and engagement of citizens.
 IDFI is the leading CSO in Georgia to start alternative monitoring of the Public Administration Reform (PAR).
 The shortcomings identified and recommendations provided by the PAR alternative monitoring reports, prepared by IDFI, were recognized by the Government Administration, which vowed to improve the next PAR strategy and action plan.
 As a result of IDFI's activities, the Prosecutor General's Office recognized the need to improve its Strategy and Action Plan and started working to update the documents.
 The 2017-2018 monitoring report  on the implementation of its Strategy and Action Plan by the Prosecution Service of Georgia (PSG),  prepared by IDFI, was the first report to be published on the issue and to be publicly discussed with the involvement of the PSG representatives.

Coalitions

 Georgian Civil Society National Platform for the Eastern Partnership
 Open Government Georgia Forum
 Intergovernmental Anti-Corruption Council
 Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary
 Media Advocacy Coalition
 Open Parliament Georgia Working Group
 Eurasian Academic Anti-Corruption Network (EAACN)
 Global Data Barometer (GDB)
 International Coalition of Sites of Conscience
 The Freedom of Information Advocates Network (FOIAnet)
 Information Integrity Coalition

Financial support

Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) gets funding from various sources, such as international funds, governments of foreign countries, international and/or local organizations and institutions, private companies and individuals. IDFI accepts funding, only if its purpose is in line with organization's vision and objectives, and does not negatively affect IDFI's reputation and independence.
The financial support of IDFI is fully transparent and all details can be found on our webpage. In 2015, 2016 and 2018, IDFI was listed among the most transparent Think Tank organizations in the world - receiving the 5 Star Award - by Transparify.

In 2018-2021, IDFI was certified as equivalent to a U.S. public charity by NGOsource. The unique NGOsource ED repository allows US-based grantmakers to access IDFI's existing legal analysis and ED certificate and issue grants to the organization with simplified procedures.

External links

Online Monitoring Platform of the Public Administration Reform – www.partracker.ge
Public Information Database – www.foi.idfi.ge
Judicial Statistics – www.idfi.ge/ge/courtstat
Public Information Database – www.opendata.ge
Database of FOI officers
Visualization of the declared wage incomes of the State Officials
Webpage for internet freedom
Rating of Monitoring of Information (Internet) Resources of Public Authorities
Statistics of FOI requests
Module of the Court Statistics
Project about independence of Georgia
Open Government Partnership Georgia
Local Self-Government index-lsgindex
Development of e-Participation in Georgia
Public Procurement rating

Political organisations based in Georgia (country)
2009 establishments in Georgia (country)

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Trevaskis is a Cornish surname. Notable people with that name include:

 John Trevaskis, Cornish rugby player
 Kennedy Trevaskis (1915–1990), British colonial official
 Liam Trevaskis (born 1999), English cricketer
 Tim Trevaskis (1902–1980), Aussie rules footballer