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Despite Its Flaws, the Ford Edge Is Still One of the Best SUVs to Buy
by Lillie Champlin on June 25, 2020
When it comes to two-row crossover SUVs, the new Ford Edge is still holding its own. Yes, the Edge is starting to show its age. But it has good power, a quiet cabin, and it seats five. While many might argue against it, Consumer Reports named it as one of the 10 Best SUVs available at the moment. What did CR like about the Ford Edge? Does it deserve a closer look for those shopping for a quality SUV?
The Ford Edge's good sides
There's a choice of two powertrains to meet most needs. The standard engine is a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that gets 250 hp and offers up good gas mileage. There's also a more athletic twin-turbo V6 with the Edge ST that gets 335 hp.
Offering a thoroughly satisfying drive, the new Edge makes you feel safe when cornering, and the balance will make you feel even more so. You can count on a comfortable drive, even on rough roads.
The Ford Edge comes with a long list of standard features including the Ford Co-Pilot360 safety suite of driver-assist tools that are awesome to have. The exterior is a little outdated, but as you work up through the trim levels, it gets better. The cabin is nice and quiet. The inside is a little dated too, but it's comfortable in the front and back for adults and children alike.
The bad parts of the Ford Edge
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The Ford Edge hasn't seen a full redesign since 2015 according to U.S. News, and there really haven't been any major changes in that time either. It gained the Sync 3 infotainment upgrade in 2016. In 2019, the exterior was touched up and it got a new eight-speed transmission. It also got the driver-assist suite and the Sport trim was replaced by the ST.
In 2020, it got a new dual-zone climate control system. That's it.
With so few changes, there's little incentive to buy a brand-new Edge. You could get a previously owned model for less money and have the same features. That combined with the outdated look of both the exterior and interior put the new Ford Edge at a bit of a disadvantage – especially when it's matched up to peers that have seen recent redesigns.
The Edge has an average predicted reliability rating at best. It has a rating of three out of five from both J.D. Power and Consumer Reports. CR cites an issue with in-car electronics and found the touchscreen a bit difficult to navigate at times.
Why Consumer Reports put it on its top 10 list
Consumer Reports listed the 2020 Ford Edge as one of the top 10 best SUVs available. They described it as a well-rounded SUV that offers solid handling, a quiet and steady ride, and a cabin that's on par with its luxury peers.
They found the standard turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine to be enough to get you places but with pleasingly quiet acceleration. They didn't like the new eight-speed transmission as much as the six-speed version previously used. They loved the space available for both passengers and cargo and found the interior to be comfortable. The only space issue they found was the slightly cramped driver's space.
The Edge features Ford's Sync 3 infotainment system, and CR liked its simple controls as much as the rotary gear selector. The SUV also offers Ford's Co-Pilot 360 suite of safety features including automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, forward-collision alerts, lane keep assist, lane departure alerts, blind-spot alerts, and more.
With the addition of dual-zone automatic climate control as a standard feature and great fuel economy, the new Ford Edge is an SUV that's definitely worth a closer look.
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In greentown Greensburg, seven years on
kbobbo / October 29, 2014
Greensburg, Kansas, has made fewer headlines in the past couple years. Nevertheless, it's prudent to check in on the progress – and the manifestation of ambitions – of a community that lost nearly everything. Here, two designers observe and inquire on an impromptu afternoon drop-in…
The wind blows with some constancy across the plains of Western Kansas, a landscape that stretches for hundreds of miles; in the settlement days, little would distinguish the new town of Greensburg from the scores of others springing up around the state. Its anonymity would end in 1888, when a 109-foot deep, 32-foot wide hand dug engineering marvel put Greensburg on the map. Due to the Big Well, residents enjoyed a high quality of life into the 20th Century. Nearly 130 years would elapse before something surpassed the well's notoriety: a 1.7 mile wide tornado.
The story of Greensburg since May 4, 2007, has been extremely well documented: international news agencies covered the record-setting enormity of the tornado's destruction, and they returned to report on the town's unprecedented commitment to sustainable reconstruction. Their recovery process would become the subject of books – some written by Greensburgers themselves – and TV series. I particularly appreciate the now-defunct cable channel Planet Green's Greensburg that, for three seasons, followed the diverse community through its recovery with striking intimacy. (From heated city council discussions to life in the 500-trailer FEMAville, to design and funding negotiations, to the annual traditions the town maintained in their search for normalcy, Greensburg is a rare comprehensive account of a small town post-disaster.)
Greensburg did indeed become a poster town for rural America sustainability. The town would achieve milestone after milestone: "first LEED Platinum building in Kansas;" "first town in America to commit new public buildings to LEED Platinum standards;" "highest number of LEED buildings per capita in America…." Yet by 2012, news from Greensburg had slowed. Around the five-year anniversary, the new Big Well Museum (a departure from the pre-tornado gift shop and water tower) opened to the public, and that seemed to conveniently mark closure for the community's recovery narrative.
Located three blocks from the highway linking Wichita and Dodge City, the Big Well Museum is Greensburg's tourism and heritage hub. From here you can track the development of a small town that encountered a decades-long decline of rural America, and gaze over its efforts to reestablish relevance in an environment hostile to sustainability.
The museum welcomes plenty of travelers again to Greensburg to see the engineering marvel of its day, in addition to a half-ton meteorite and, now, a 15-foot tall scroll of the town's history and historic effort to go green.
Just as easy as descending into the cool, stone walled depths, you can climb to an observation level exhibiting the actual reconstruction progress around Greensburg. Lettering against the windows indicates landmarks, new buildings and sustainability achievements.
The Meadowlark House, in fact, remains incomplete. Apertures are boarded up and the underlayer of Tyvek weatherproofing has been sheared away by the elements. Perhaps the eeriest thing is the complete absence of equipment, staged materials or upturned earth. By all estimation (at least certainly the Museum's), the house should have opened years ago.
Across from this anomaly, a silo house run by Greensburg GreenTown serves as the hub for ongoing sustainability efforts and eco tours. The house showcases the latest in environmental spaces, materials and technologies even invites guests to spend the night and try it all out. At a desk upstairs, Jason, an AmeriCorps volunteer, explained to us that Meadowlark's construction was still underway. A snag hit when, already well into the project, a large funder pulled out. Progress is now taken bit by bit as individual donations come in. (Online campaigns indicate that construction stalled back in 2011 – Meadowlark has been deteriorating for three years.) According to Jason, the next step would be installing windows. The windows, specified to exceed demanding Passivhaus standards, have been manufactured in Canada and await the ability to travel south. Cladding can't continue until the windows are installed.
The view from the Silo Eco-Home may not measure up to that of the museum, but you get a stronger sense of what is still lost.
Let's talk about what Greensburg has accomplished in seven years: 11 LEED Platinum buildings, (1 Gold, 3 Silver), including a new hospital, a new school, new GM and John Deere implement dealerships (a first for John Deer to sell wind turbines from their dealership, let alone be exclusively powered by them), a wind farm, a business incubator. The population hovers around 800, down from 1300 before the tornado, but with an estimated 1% growth since the disaster. If this trend proves true in the next census, the growth reverses a decades-long decline that had galvanized the community around green development.
City Hall is one of the LEED Platinum structures. The space is gorgeous, and the structure, among many other attributes, recycles materials from the tornado's devastation.
Certainly more dignified than a FEMA trailer for the conduct of municipal affairs.
The Main St. business corridor is smaller than it used to be, but it's filling out. The Twilight movie theater and community auditorium, was undergoing finishing touches. Sidewalks were noticeably wider, as promised by Kansas City-based BNIM, which undertook the master plan. The sustainable infrastructure (stormwater managing bioswales, etc.) is eye catching – yet it's the unresolved spaces that dominate your curiosity, and your impression of the community's health. Over here, pallets of reclaimed bricks and blocks await a phantom project; there, the remains of a church have become immortalized. And everywhere there's a lot of lawn to mow. We could have gotten clarity on everything had anyone been walking around to chat with.
Our last stop is the Kansas' first LEED Platinum building: the 5-4-7 Arts Center, designed, built, delivered and installed in a matter of months by the KU graduate architecture Studio 804. The exterior seems to be weathering well, but the center itself was closed. Today was not one of the three afternoons each week it's open.
And the center's dedicated wind turbines have seen better days.
The collaborative development of the Arts Center (between its local directors board and the KU design studio) was conducted in the first year following the tornado, and tracked by Planet Green's TV series. Watching the show, you get a sense of a missing element in the partnership: fundraising. The pursuit of grants was never a topic of conversation (although the board held community events and visited well-off former Greensburgers, and the graduate studio made loans on faith). To editorialize for a second, I'd be astonished to hear of no money being available for this groundbreaking LEED Platinum community center — or for the progressive Meadowlark House. Absent the details, I'm left with the impression that, despite the trend in some circles of interdisciplinary collaboration, the green building sector is still short expertise in working with foundations and granting institutions. Good chance I'll circle back to this topic after some exploring.
Greensburg has come an astonishing distance in seven years, but it's safe to say the town has yet to make a full recovery – and the jury is still out on whether the gargantuan efforts toward sustainability will truly sustain the town.
After 90 minutes wandering, hunger had set in, and the only cafe we encountered was closed. So we had little choice but to move on down the road.
Check out a map of the town & new construction, and this intro by Mayor Bob Dixson:
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Although it appears as a clear case of black on black crime the murder of Nipsey Hussle is not...we repeat IS NOT an isolated random act of violence. It's part of a long history of Los Angeles' hidden hand that purposely keeps the gangs fighting in order to keep control of the Black and Mexican communities.
Make Los Angeles white again.
Just like in the deep south White homeowners and politicians in Los Angeles county restricted Black people to areas they felt more suitable to Blacks like Central Avenue (west of Alameda) and restricted Mexicans, to mostly East Los Angeles. It is documented that The Spook Hunters source of power came from police officers (LAPD) and the support of racists in the White Communities.
Originating near South Gate, theses gang's reign of terror extended as far as Compton, Huntington Park, Watts, Downy, Lynwood and Inglewood, California.
Who brought LA the drugs and guns?
Did you know former President George H.W. Bush and his family lived on the East Side of Compton, CA? Well he did and in 1949, his eldest daughter Robin Bush, was born in Compton. Interesting to note Bush later served as the head of the CIA from 1976–1977. During his reign the CIA and other US government agencies were implicated in numerous illegal activities in the Los Angeles area including arming the rival gangs with guns and flooding the street with drugs from Central America.
On November 15, 1996, there was a town meeting in Los Angeles on allegations of CIA involvement in drug trafficking. Former Los Angeles Police Narcotics Detective Mike Ruppert seized the opportunity to confront CIA Director John Deutch.
Here is a clip from that event.
The Spook Hunters and other White Hate street gangs played a significant role in the early formation of Black and Mexican clubs, which rose out of the need to protect their growing communities.
Bounded by their hatred for Black people and other non-white ethnic groups the Spook Hunters and other White street gangs led to the creation of some of the early groups created to protect the Black and Mexican communities such as the Gladiators, Businessmen, The Slausons, The Huns and other black clubs from the 1940s-1960s.
As whites left South Central LA these new groups emerged and the creation of the Crips (Community Revolution In Progress) which started with from the production of a local street gang called the Baby Avenues by Raymond Washington and Noble Peace Prize nominee Stanley Tookie Williams.


San Francisco wasn't working out for Claude Lambert. In 1965, he'd fled to New York from the tiny town outside Orleans to which the French Ministry of Education had banished him, then fled New York as well (too cold) for San Francisco (warmer?). Here, though, he was working at a residence hotel, sleeping under the stairs, nowhere he could bring his wife and young daughter, who were still in France. Quebec, he thought, might be easier for a French speaker to settle in. Lambert changed his last traveler's checks to buy a ticket, but when he was counting the bills outside the bank, a thief grabbed the money out of his hand.
That last indignity is the reason Lambert came to own, by the most circuitous route possible, the Cornell Hotel on Bush Street — and how a man escaping his home country in search of adventure ended up running the hotel's Restaurant Jeanne d'Arc, the Frenchiest French bistro in San Francisco.
Have you been to the 46-year-old Restaurant Jeanne d'Arc? I know I hadn't before last month. Travel review site TripAdvisor ranks it as the fifth best restaurant in all of San Francisco, but The Chronicle has never reviewed it, and the dining room is hidden in the hotel's basement behind a thick wooden door. What we've all been missing, I discovered, is a Gallic fantasy that grows more baroque with every year, and a 78-year-old chef cooking cuisine bourgeoise the likes of which has almost disappeared from the city. But I'll get to that in a second.
Paintings and other works of art line the walls of the dining room at Jeanne d'Arc restaurant, inside Cornell Hotel de France in San Francisco.
Back to 1966: Claude Lambert found himself broke, managing a grotty residence hotel on Bush Street, when a local French businessman named Claude Reboul learned of his teaching degree. (Technically, in fact, Lambert was on leave of absence from his civil-servant job in France.) The next year, the two started their own bilingual school with the backing of the French Ministry of Education. Lambert quickly moved on to the Alliance Francaise, where he taught for another 20 years, but the school grew into the Lycée Francais de San Francisco.
Meanwhile, Lambert had moved his wife, Micheline, and young daughter into a bedroom in the hotel, which was then inhabited by older folks whose rent and meals were subsidized by the city. "There were only 18 customers left," Lambert says now. "Everything was black. There were mice, rats. When my wife was going into the kitchen, all the roaches were flying everywhere." Anything not chained to the wall was stolen.
The couple bought jugs of ammonia and began scrubbing, and didn't stop for decades. Micheline ran the hotel during the day, while Claude taught at the Alliance Francaise and then returned home to cook for the pensioners. He picked up a copy of "La Cuisine de Tante Marie," the French "Joy of Cooking," and prepared dishes like veal Marengo and coq au vin.
By 1972, the restaurant was clean enough, and Claude's cooking confident enough, that they opened the dining hall up to neighbors. The Lamberts named their restaurant after Joan of Arc, the patron saint of their hometown of Orleans. For the most part, Claude served no more than 15 non-residents a night— a prix-fixe dinner cost $2.50 — but in 1976 or 1977 KPIX's "Phantom Diner," Sydney Walker, raved about the place in one of his television segments. The ensuing rush overwhelmed Lambert. He shut Jeanne d'Arc for six months until the public forgot about the place.
Executive Chef Pierre Palomes puts the finishing touches on the restaurant's Grand Marnier souffle, his signature dessert. He makes dozens a night.
By the early 2000s, all the original residents had moved out and, after 15 years' worth of legal battles with the city, the Lamberts had transitioned Cornell into a proper tourist hotel. They bought the building in the late 1970s, and returned from their annual trips back to Orleans with French antiques as well as busts, paintings and stained glass windows depicting Joan of Arc. Claude had retired from the Alliance Francaise in 1986 with a French government pension. He gave up his cooking duties, too, in 1995, when he hired Pierre "Titu" Palomes. The Basque cook, who trained in Toulouse and Paris, had run the Restaurant de France in North Beach for a spell and then the kitchen of a private club.
With a professional chef came a new sense of Restaurant Jeanne d'Arc as a proper business. One other portentous change happened around that time: The Lamberts had long traded free rent with artists for painting work, but in 2004 they hired Bruce Henderson as a part-time staff member. For three days a week, he painted filigree onto the ceilings of all the bedrooms, then turned his brushes on the restaurant's walls.
Manager Franck LeGrand prepares the dining room for guests before opening at Jeanne d'Arc.
A visitor to Restaurant Jeanne d'Arc on a Saturday night, 46 years into its run, may find there is almost too much to look at.
A bestiary copied from medieval illustrated manuscripts — boars, dragons, hose-and-tunic-clad humans — capers from the hotel lobby down the stairs. A natural response to one's first glimpse of the golden-hued dining room is to gape, and not stop gaping, until the second course arrives. Are those cracks painted on the brick walls? Wait, no, the bricks themselves are painted! The cornices on the ceiling frame skyscapes befitting a Loire Valley castle. Joan of Arc is everywhere.
If you need to defend your Beef Bourguignon from marauding Anglo-Burgundians, you could grab one of the swords leaning against the corner near your seat and a helmet from the table near the entrance. Some may look longingly at the armory after the roving violinist plays "Happy Birthday" for the fifth time that night.
Jeanne d'Arc is one of the rare restaurants that makes a San Franciscan feel like he or she has left the 7x7 and, when it comes to the menu, the 21st century as well. For $54 per person, Chef Palomes, who keeps a vat of veal bones boiling on the stove at all times for his sauces, starts diners with a soup of the day, then a salad or a simple appetizer (he personally recommends the charcuterie, which he prepares himself). Palomes's Lapin Chasseur (braised rabbit) and short ribs are favorite mains among regular customers, and Palomes is one of the rare cooks in San Francisco who still braises sweetbreads, mostly to make his boss happy. There may be other desserts on the menu, but every diner — or at least all the ones who post their photos online — ends with a tall, quivering soufflé served with a cruet of Grande Marnier cream sauce to pour into its center.
Although many of the restaurant's regulars are locals, more and more tables are tourists drawn to Jeanne d'Arc because of its stellar online rankings. The TripAdvisor stars are due in part to hotel manager Franck Legrand, the newest employee, who is younger than Papa by a generation, maybe two. When Legrand started two and a half years ago, he connected the hotel to online reservation services, and for the past year, the visitors who have found Jeanne d'Arc through TripAdvisor have flooded the site with reviews.
Yelp, for all its flaws, captures locals' sentiments. To peruse TripAdvisor's 2018 list of San Francisco's top restaurants is to see a mirror view of the city, the one seen from the seats of cable cars and over sourdough bowls of crab chowder. The site's top 10 includes local favorites like Kokkari and Molinari Delicatessen but also tiny cafes on the Wharf, an oyster bar in the Castro that seemed like such a well-kept secret, and Restaurant Jeanne d'Arc — currently the top French restaurant in the city.
Legrand and Lambert have watched Jeanne d'Arc's rankings spike this year with perplexed amusement. Lambert pooh-poohs the top-10 spot, while Legrand reassures him: It doesn't matter if he don't think his restaurant is the best. It's what all those people are saying.
After five decades of Gallicizing one tiny nook of the city — not to mention founding bilingual schools, hosting Francophone groups, supporting Notre Dame de Victoires and other French organizations and teaching at the Alliance Francaise — the government of France rewarded him for his efforts with the National Order of Merit in September 2018. For the celebration last month, dozens of people flew in from France. The Lamberts shut down Jeanne d'Arc to throw a massive party.


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Ideal time:                                      00:01:05    00:01:52    00:04:43    00:03:54    00:04:30    00:04:03    00:02:52    00:03:27    00:02:44    00:03:02    00:04:18    00:03:39    00:02:36    00:03:19    00:04:54    00:03:05    00:01:10    00:01:41    00:01:00   00:57:54
1. Ivars Muzikants           01:17:33 16:58:12  00:01:42  1 00:04:21  1 00:10:33  1 00:15:13  1 00:20:24  1 00:24:42  1 00:27:52  1 00:32:10  1 00:35:05  1 00:38:23  1 00:44:24  1 00:48:31  1 00:51:19  1 00:55:07  1 01:00:55  1 01:11:57  1 01:14:00  1 01:16:04  1 01:17:33  1 01:17:33
1914 N/A !!!                   V45           00:01:42  1 00:02:39  1 00:06:12  1 00:04:40  1 00:05:11  1 00:04:18  1 00:03:10  1 00:04:18  1 00:02:55  1 00:03:18  1 00:06:01  1 00:04:07  1 00:02:48  1 00:03:48  1 00:05:48  1 00:11:02  1 00:02:03  1 00:02:04  1 00:01:29  1
# Name                      Result   Start        1.( 32)     2.( 34)     3.( 36)     4.( 38)     5.( 39)     6.( 40)     7.( 45)     8.( 46)     9.( 47)    10.( 48)    11.( 50)    12.( 51)    13.( 35)    14.( 56)  Finish
1. Agnese Jaunmuktāne        00:49:03 17:21:40  00:01:16  4 00:04:11  1 00:08:00  1 00:12:29  2 00:16:41  2 00:20:25  2 00:26:05  1 00:29:19  2 00:31:53  2 00:37:51  2 00:38:38  1 00:41:53  1 00:45:29  1 00:47:15  1 00:49:03  1 00:49:03
6607 Azimuts OK - Sm BJSS      SA            00:01:16  4 00:02:55  1 00:03:49  4 00:04:29  2 00:04:12  3 00:03:44  2 00:05:40  1 00:03:14  6 00:02:34  3 00:05:58  4 00:00:47  1 00:03:15  3 00:03:36  1 00:01:46  1 00:01:48  1
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
2. Vita Cīrule               00:53:23 17:10:59  00:01:08  1 00:04:20  2 00:08:08  2 00:12:25  1 00:16:38  1 00:20:19  1 00:26:29  2 00:28:35  1 00:31:50  1 00:37:34  1 00:38:50  2 00:42:30  2 00:49:26  2 00:51:28  2 00:53:23  2 00:53:23
1986 OK AZIMUTS                SA            00:01:08  1 00:03:12  2 00:03:48  3 00:04:17  1 00:04:13  4 00:03:41  1 00:06:10  4 00:02:06  1 00:03:15  4 00:05:44  1 00:01:16  4 00:03:40  4 00:06:56  5 00:02:02  4 00:01:55  4
-00:08       00:17      -00:01      -00:12       00:01      -00:03       00:30      -01:08       00:41      -00:14       00:29       00:25       03:20       00:16       00:07
3. Anda Jaunmuktāne          00:54:19 17:19:11  00:01:14  2 00:04:41  3 00:08:21  3 00:17:18  4 00:21:10  3 00:25:39  3 00:31:39  3 00:34:08  3 00:36:40  3 00:42:33  3 00:43:37  3 00:46:46  3 00:50:24  3 00:52:25  3 00:54:19  3 00:54:19
-00:02       00:32      -00:09       04:28      -00:20       00:45       00:20      -00:45      -00:02      -00:05       00:17      -00:06       00:02       00:15       00:06
3. 6606                      00:54:19 17:19:11  00:01:14  2 00:04:41  3 00:08:21  3 00:17:18  4 00:21:10  3 00:25:39  3 00:31:39  3 00:34:08  3 00:36:40  3 00:42:33  3 00:43:37  3 00:46:46  3 00:50:24  3 00:52:25  3 00:54:19  3 00:54:19
6606 x16                       SA            00:01:14  2 00:03:27  3 00:03:40  1 00:08:57  4 00:03:52  1 00:04:29  3 00:06:00  2 00:02:29  2 00:02:32  1 00:05:53  2 00:01:04  2 00:03:09  1 00:03:38  2 00:02:01  2 00:01:54  2
5. Dace Ikšele               01:11:38 16:49:50  00:01:46  6 00:06:02  6 00:11:24  6 00:17:02  3 00:22:13  5 00:27:33  5 00:36:03  5 00:39:14  5 00:43:03  5 00:51:58  5 00:53:38  5 00:57:22  5 01:06:53  5 01:09:30  5 01:11:38  5 01:11:38
00:30       01:21       01:33       01:09       00:59       01:36       02:50      -00:03       01:15       02:57       00:53       00:29       05:55       00:51       00:20
6. Aiva Klepere              01:20:17 16:16:59  00:01:36  5 00:05:27  5 00:10:32  5 00:20:51  6 00:30:06  6 00:35:39  6 00:44:19  6 00:47:31  6 00:51:14  6 00:59:25  6 01:05:25  6 01:09:34  6 01:15:07  6 01:18:05  6 01:20:17  6 01:20:17
40 Ziemeļkurzeme OK          SA            00:01:36  5 00:03:51  5 00:05:05  5 00:10:19  6 00:09:15  6 00:05:33  6 00:08:40  6 00:03:12  5 00:03:43  5 00:08:11  5 00:06:00  6 00:04:09  6 00:05:33  4 00:02:58  6 00:02:12  6
Ideal time:                                      00:01:08    00:02:55    00:03:40    00:04:17    00:03:52    00:03:41    00:05:40    00:02:06    00:02:32    00:05:44    00:00:47    00:03:09    00:03:36    00:01:46    00:01:48   00:46:41
1. Jānis Bormanis            00:43:17 18:17:55  00:00:52  1 00:03:42  2 00:06:56  1 00:10:22  1 00:14:12  1 00:17:38  1 00:23:19  1 00:25:14  1 00:27:44  1 00:32:54  1 00:33:46  1 00:36:37  1 00:40:06  1 00:41:50  1 00:43:17  1 00:43:17
1287 Grundzāle                 VB            00:00:52  1 00:02:50  2 00:03:14  1 00:03:26  2 00:03:50  2 00:03:26  1 00:05:41  1 00:01:55  1 00:02:30  1 00:05:10  1 00:00:52  1 00:02:51  1 00:03:29  1 00:01:44  1 00:01:27  1
2. Kaspars Lārmanis          00:53:26 17:56:35  00:00:57  2 00:03:39  1 00:07:17  2 00:10:33  2 00:14:15  2 00:18:56  2 00:26:05  2 00:30:07  2 00:32:45  2 00:39:42  2 00:40:55  2 00:44:43  2 00:49:14  2 00:51:36  2 00:53:26  2 00:53:26
5064 Aumeisteri                VB            00:00:57  2 00:02:42  1 00:03:38  2 00:03:16  1 00:03:42  1 00:04:41  4 00:07:09  3 00:04:02  5 00:02:38  2 00:06:57  3 00:01:13  2 00:03:48  3 00:04:31  2 00:02:22  3 00:01:50  3
00:05      -00:08       00:24      -00:10      -00:08       01:15       01:28       02:07       00:08       01:47       00:21       00:57       01:02       00:38       00:23
3. Kalvis Punte              00:57:39 16:19:26  00:01:21  3 00:05:06  3 00:09:46  3 00:14:56  3 00:20:22  3 00:24:40  3 00:31:37  3 00:34:09  3 00:37:15  3 00:43:53  3 00:45:14  3 00:48:36  3 00:53:50  3 00:55:56  3 00:57:39  3 00:57:39
5065 OK AZIMUTS                VB            00:01:21  3 00:03:45  3 00:04:40  3 00:05:10  3 00:05:26  3 00:04:18  2 00:06:57  2 00:02:32  2 00:03:06  3 00:06:38  2 00:01:21  3 00:03:22  2 00:05:14  3 00:02:06  2 00:01:43  2
4. Didzis Čakārnis           01:25:25 17:21:26  00:01:43  5 00:06:05  5 00:17:10  5 00:24:49  5 00:31:05  5 00:35:40  5 00:45:01  4 00:48:36  4 00:54:20  4 01:06:55  4 01:08:49  4 01:13:27  4 01:20:11  4 01:23:29  4 01:25:25  4 01:25:25
1214 Smiltene                  VB            00:01:43  5 00:04:22  5 00:11:05  5 00:07:39  5 00:06:16  5 00:04:35  3 00:09:21  4 00:03:35  4 00:05:44  5 00:12:35  5 00:01:54  4 00:04:38  4 00:06:44  5 00:03:18  5 00:01:56  4
5. Zaļais Zaļais             01:31:17 16:31:08  00:01:32  4 00:05:51  4 00:12:32  4 00:18:11  4 00:23:50  4 00:32:55  4 00:56:35  5 01:00:09  5 01:04:23  5 01:13:19  5 01:15:44  5 01:20:22  5 01:26:03  5 01:28:51  5 01:31:17  5 01:31:17
115 N/A !!!                   VB            00:01:32  4 00:04:19  4 00:06:41  4 00:05:39  4 00:05:39  4 00:09:05  5 00:23:40  5 00:03:34  3 00:04:14  4 00:08:56  4 00:02:25  5 00:04:38  4 00:05:41  4 00:02:48  4 00:02:26  5
1. Renārs Kļaviņš            00:46:53 17:35:01  00:01:05  1 00:03:42  1 00:07:08  1 00:11:43  1 00:16:09  1 00:19:23  1 00:25:01  1 00:27:24  1 00:30:27  1 00:35:57  1 00:36:53  1 00:39:56  1 00:44:02  1 00:45:30  1 00:46:53  1 00:46:53
5049 Jaunsardze                V16           00:01:05  1 00:02:37  1 00:03:26  1 00:04:35  1 00:04:26  1 00:03:14  1 00:05:38  1 00:02:23  1 00:03:03  1 00:05:30  1 00:00:56  1 00:03:03  1 00:04:06  1 00:01:28  1 00:01:23  1
1. Gatis Jansons             00:51:18 18:10:01  00:01:00  1 00:04:14  1 00:08:48  2 00:13:52  2 00:19:27  2 00:23:08  2 00:30:23  2 00:33:14  2 00:35:44  2 00:40:58  1 00:41:45  1 00:44:33  1 00:48:03  1 00:49:48  1 00:51:18  1 00:51:18
2506 Individuāli               V55           00:01:00  1 00:03:14  1 00:04:34  2 00:05:04  3 00:05:35  3 00:03:41  1 00:07:15  2 00:02:51  3 00:02:30  1 00:05:14  1 00:00:47  1 00:02:48  1 00:03:30  1 00:01:45  1 00:01:30  1
2. Guntars Cīrulis           00:56:29 17:07:51  00:01:15  2 00:04:54  3 00:12:33  3 00:16:52  3 00:21:41  3 00:26:37  3 00:32:49  3 00:35:14  3 00:38:10  3 00:43:48  2 00:45:14  3 00:48:53  2 00:52:46  2 00:54:32  2 00:56:29  2 00:56:29
1962 OK AZIMUTS                V55           00:01:15  2 00:03:39  3 00:07:39  3 00:04:19  2 00:04:49  1 00:04:56  3 00:06:12  1 00:02:25  1 00:02:56  2 00:05:38  2 00:01:26  3 00:03:39  2 00:03:53  2 00:01:46  2 00:01:57  2
00:15       00:25       03:05      -00:45      -00:46       01:15      -01:03      -00:26       00:26       00:24       00:39       00:51       00:23       00:01       00:27
3. Juris Rudītis             00:58:13 17:10:27  00:01:33  3 00:04:51  2 00:08:47  1 00:12:47  1 00:18:03  1 00:22:38  1 00:30:03  1 00:32:40  1 00:35:37  1 00:43:49  3 00:44:36  2 00:49:15  3 00:54:03  3 00:56:07  3 00:58:13  3 00:58:13
00:33       00:04      -00:38      -01:04      -00:19       00:54       00:10      -00:14       00:27       02:58       00:00       01:51       01:18       00:19       00:36
4. Mārtiņš Latvers           02:11:33 17:09:23  00:02:13  4 00:06:32  4 00:16:56  4 00:46:55  4 00:53:54  4 01:03:38  4 01:16:53  4 01:26:56  4 01:37:04  4 01:47:25  4 01:50:28  4 01:55:42  4 02:01:59  4 02:07:04  4 02:11:33  4 02:11:33
# Name                      Result   Start        1.( 31)     2.( 33)     3.( 51)     4.( 50)     5.( 48)     6.( 40)     7.( 41)     8.( 42)     9.( 35)    10.( 52)    11.( 56)  Finish
1. Kārlis Magons             00:31:35 17:20:26  00:01:04  2 00:04:29  1 00:08:24  1 00:10:48  1 00:12:57  1 00:17:32  1 00:21:41  1 00:23:20  1 00:24:43  1             00:29:17  1 00:31:35  1 00:31:35
8 Smiltenes OS              VC            00:01:04  2 00:03:25  1 00:03:55  1 00:02:24  1 00:02:09  1 00:04:35  1 00:04:09  1 00:01:39  1 00:01:23  1
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
2. Māris Lapiņš              00:41:15 17:59:23  00:00:59  1 00:04:32  2 00:10:17  2 00:13:08  2 00:17:02  2 00:24:57  2 00:30:12  2 00:32:54  2 00:35:13  2             00:39:09  2 00:41:15  2 00:41:15
1953 OK AZIMUTS                VC            00:00:59  1 00:03:33  2 00:05:45  2 00:02:51  2 00:03:54  2 00:07:55  2 00:05:15  2 00:02:42  2 00:02:19  2
-00:05       00:08       01:50       00:27       01:45       03:20       01:06       01:03       00:56
1. Ilze Zariņa               01:13:54 16:50:50  00:01:27  1 00:05:35  1 00:29:16  1 00:34:44  1 00:39:16  1 00:51:19  1 00:56:44  1 00:59:28  1 01:02:09  1 01:09:35  1 01:11:47  1 01:13:54  1 01:13:54
2696 Jaunpiebalga              S45           00:01:27  1 00:04:08  1 00:23:41  1 00:05:28  1 00:04:32  1 00:12:03  1 00:05:25  1 00:02:44  1 00:02:41  1 00:07:26  1 00:02:12  1 00:02:07  1
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
Ideal time:                                      00:01:27    00:04:08    00:23:41    00:05:28    00:04:32    00:12:03    00:05:25    00:02:44    00:02:41    00:07:26    00:02:12    00:02:07   01:13:54
# Name                      Result   Start        1.( 32)     2.( 33)     3.( 51)     4.( 40)     5.( 41)     6.( 35)     7.( 37)     8.( 53)     9.( 55)    10.( 56)  Finish
1. Dina Kaupe                01:01:21 18:07:25  00:01:32  1 00:03:55  1 00:10:44  2 00:14:44  1 00:22:03  1 00:29:26  1 00:41:33  1 00:45:50  1 00:54:54  1 00:59:06  1 01:01:21  1 01:01:21
1976 Smiltene                  SC            00:01:32  1 00:02:23  1 00:06:49  2 00:04:00  1 00:07:19  1 00:07:23  1 00:12:07  2 00:04:17  2 00:09:04  2 00:04:12  2 00:02:15  2
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
2. Sanita Lārmane            01:02:27 17:35:23  00:01:40  2 00:04:12  2 00:10:31  1 00:16:55  2 00:26:22  2 00:36:20  2 00:48:16  2 00:51:19  2 00:57:10  2 01:00:22  2 01:02:27  2 01:02:27
5063 OK AZIMUTS                SC            00:01:40  2 00:02:32  2 00:06:19  1 00:06:24  2 00:09:27  2 00:09:58  2 00:11:56  1 00:03:03  1 00:05:51  1 00:03:12  1 00:02:05  1
00:08       00:09      -00:30       02:24       02:08       02:35      -00:11      -01:14      -03:13      -01:00      -00:10
Ideal time:                                      00:01:32    00:02:23    00:06:19    00:04:00    00:07:19    00:07:23    00:11:56    00:03:03    00:05:51    00:03:12    00:02:05   00:55:03
1. Anete Stabiņa             00:49:07 17:44:40  00:01:18  1 00:03:31  1 00:09:11  1 00:11:54  1 00:25:33  1 00:29:25  1 00:36:16  1 00:39:08  1 00:44:43  1 00:46:53  1 00:49:07  1 00:49:07
5111 Grundzāle                 S14           00:01:18  1 00:02:13  1 00:05:40  1 00:02:43  1 00:13:39  1 00:03:52  1 00:06:51  1 00:02:52  1 00:05:35  1 00:02:10  1 00:02:14  1
1. Līga Ābelniece            00:49:31 16:50:38  00:01:43  1 00:04:34  1 00:10:09  1 00:13:43  1 00:25:36  1 00:31:24  1 00:36:19  1 00:39:23  1 00:44:37  1 00:46:56  1 00:49:31  1 00:49:31
5185 Jaunpiebalga              S55           00:01:43  1 00:02:51  1 00:05:35  1 00:03:34  1 00:11:53  1 00:05:48  1 00:04:55  1 00:03:04  1 00:05:14  1 00:02:19  1 00:02:35  1
1. Jānis Biezais             00:47:12 16:53:27  00:02:26  2 00:05:50  2 00:11:06  1 00:13:54  1 00:22:59  1 00:28:31  1 00:33:27  1 00:36:37  1 00:41:57  1 00:44:22  1 00:47:12  1 00:47:12
2203 OK AZIMUTS                V65           00:02:26  2 00:03:24  2 00:05:16  1 00:02:48  1 00:09:05  1 00:05:32  1 00:04:56  1 00:03:10  1 00:05:20  1 00:02:25  2 00:02:50  1
5097                      DQ       17:43:54  00:01:58  1 00:04:12  1                                                                                DQ
5097 x19                       V65           00:01:58  1 00:02:14  1                                                             00:03:26  2 00:10:35  2 00:01:58  1
-00:28      -01:10                                                                   00:16       05:15      -00:27
1. Markuss Jānis Pommers     00:54:17 17:40:34  00:01:23  3 00:03:37  2 00:07:46  2 00:20:15  4 00:29:36  1 00:36:36  1 00:43:30  1 00:46:58  1 00:51:35  2 00:52:43  1 00:54:17  1 00:54:17
0 OK ''Azimuts''            V12           00:01:23  3 00:02:14  2 00:04:09  4 00:12:29  6 00:09:21  1 00:07:00  3 00:06:54  3 00:03:28  2 00:04:37  4 00:01:08  1 00:01:34  3
2. Tomass Broms              00:54:37 17:40:09  00:01:33  4 00:03:57  3 00:08:07  5 00:20:34  6 00:29:57  2 00:36:58  2 00:43:50  2 00:47:18  2 00:51:34  1 00:53:02  2 00:54:37  2 00:54:37
00:10       00:10       00:01      -00:02       00:02       00:01      -00:02       00:00      -00:21       00:20       00:01
3. Miks Šakociņš             00:54:52 17:40:15  00:01:37  6 00:03:57  3 00:08:07  5 00:20:32  5 00:29:59  3 00:37:05  3 00:43:58  3 00:47:21  3 00:51:59  3 00:53:11  3 00:54:52  3 00:54:52
00:14       00:06       00:01      -00:04       00:06       00:06      -00:01      -00:05       00:01       00:04       00:07
4. Pauls Grabovskis          01:09:10 16:18:04  00:01:16  2 00:04:47  6 00:08:03  4 00:19:04  3 00:36:34  5 00:43:24  5 00:51:53  5 01:03:50  5 01:06:42  4 01:07:55  4 01:09:10  4 01:09:10
5180 Azimuts OK - Sm BJSS      V12           00:01:16  2 00:03:31  5 00:03:16  1 00:11:01  2 00:17:30  5 00:06:50  1 00:08:29  5 00:11:57  5 00:02:52  1 00:01:13  4 00:01:15  1
-00:07       01:17      -00:53      -01:28       08:09      -00:10       01:35       08:29      -01:45       00:05      -00:19
5. Emīls Tarass              01:09:12 16:18:07  00:01:01  1 00:04:39  5 00:07:59  3 00:19:03  2 00:36:22  4 00:43:17  4 00:51:43  4 01:03:38  4 01:06:47  5 01:07:55  4 01:09:12  5 01:09:12
Deivids Solovjovs         DQ       16:40:19  00:01:34  5 00:03:31  1 00:07:12  1 00:15:45  1                                                                                DQ
72 Grundzāle                 V12           00:01:34  5 00:01:57  1 00:03:41  3 00:08:33  1                                                             00:02:17  6
00:11      -00:17      -00:28      -03:56                                                                   01:09
1. Kitija Abula              00:38:08 17:43:54  00:00:51  1 00:01:58  1 00:04:12  1 00:16:27  1 00:20:21  1 00:23:47  1 00:33:07  1 00:34:22  1 00:36:20  1 00:37:08  1 00:38:08  1 00:38:08
# Name                      Result   Start        1.( 31)     2.( 32)     3.( 33)     4.( 56)     5.( 57)  Finish
1. Toms Grabovskis           00:11:56 16:24:37  00:01:11  2 00:02:45  2 00:06:04  1 00:09:10  1 00:10:11  1 00:11:56  1 00:11:56
6681 Launkalne                 V10           00:01:11  2 00:01:34  2 00:03:19  1 00:03:06  1 00:01:01  2 00:01:45  2
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
2. Ričards Krauklis          00:12:16 16:25:42  00:00:58  1 00:02:22  1 00:06:20  2 00:09:49  2 00:10:45  2 00:12:16  2 00:12:16
63 Smiltenes BJSS            V10           00:00:58  1 00:01:24  1 00:03:58  2 00:03:29  2 00:00:56  1 00:01:31  1
-00:13      -00:10       00:39       00:23      -00:05      -00:14
3. Aleksis Aleksejevs        00:19:21 16:23:42  00:01:53  3 00:04:09  3 00:10:28  3 00:15:28  3 00:17:08  3 00:19:21  3 00:19:21
0 OK ''Azimuts''            V10           00:01:53  3 00:02:16  3 00:06:19  3 00:05:00  3 00:01:40  3 00:02:13  3
Ideal time:                                      00:00:58    00:01:24    00:03:19    00:03:06    00:00:56    00:01:31   00:11:14
1. Emīlija Punte             00:11:24 16:26:22  00:00:53  1 00:02:08  1 00:05:43  1 00:08:56  1 00:09:42  1 00:11:24  1 00:11:24
5146 OK AZIMUTS                S10           00:00:53  1 00:01:15  1 00:03:35  1 00:03:13  1 00:00:46  1 00:01:42  2
2. Zane Tarasa               00:13:44 16:25:11  00:01:14  3 00:02:47  3 00:06:50  3 00:10:16  2 00:11:14  2 00:13:44  2 00:13:44
7007 Azimuts OK - Sm BJSS      S10           00:01:14  3 00:01:33  3 00:04:03  2 00:03:26  2 00:00:58  3 00:02:30  3
3. Ramona Puriņa             00:14:06 17:30:55  00:00:59  2 00:02:28  2 00:06:37  2 00:11:42  3 00:12:35  3 00:14:06  3 00:14:06
0 Grundzāle                 S10           00:00:59  2 00:01:29  2 00:04:09  3 00:05:05  3 00:00:53  2 00:01:31  1
00:06       00:14       00:34       01:52       00:07      -00:11
# Name                      Result   Start        1.( 31)     2.( 32)     3.( 33)     4.( 57)  Finish
1. Roberts Zirdziņš          00:12:13 17:34:55  00:01:27  3 00:02:41  2 00:06:13  1 00:10:53  1 00:12:13  1 00:12:13
0 Grundzāle                 V8            00:01:27  3 00:01:14  1 00:03:32  1 00:04:40  1 00:01:20  1
00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00       00:00
2. Gustavs Solovjovs         00:13:58 16:40:20  00:01:20  2 00:02:47  3 00:06:59  3 00:12:20  2 00:13:58  2 00:13:58
70 Grundzāle                 V8            00:01:20  2 00:01:27  3 00:04:12  4 00:05:21  2 00:01:38  3
-00:07       00:13       00:40       00:41       00:18
3. Artūrs Kalniņš            00:14:09 17:30:50  00:01:02  1 00:02:28  1 00:06:36  2 00:12:38  3 00:14:09  3 00:14:09
4. Teodors Punte             00:15:15 16:26:38  00:01:37  5 00:03:06  5 00:07:05  4 00:12:56  4 00:15:15  4 00:15:15
51 Individuāli               V8            00:01:37  5 00:01:29  4 00:03:59  2 00:05:51  3 00:02:19  5
5. Elisa Dūmiņš              00:16:23 16:26:31  00:01:32  4 00:03:02  4 00:07:29  5 00:14:39  5 00:16:23  5 00:16:23
93 Smiltenes BJSS            V8            00:01:32  4 00:01:30  5 00:04:27  5 00:07:10  5 00:01:44  4
Ideal time:                                      00:01:02    00:01:14    00:03:32    00:04:40    00:01:20   00:11:48
1. Laima Puriņa              00:14:06 17:30:48  00:00:59  1 00:02:25  1 00:06:33  1 00:12:36  2 00:14:06  1 00:14:06
0 Grundzāle                 S8            00:00:59  1 00:01:26  1 00:04:08  6 00:06:03  3 00:01:30  1
2. Lote Tarasa               00:14:52 16:26:36  00:01:37  8 00:03:12  8 00:07:09  3 00:12:35  1 00:14:52  2 00:14:52
0 OK ''Azimuts''            S8            00:01:37  8 00:01:35  7 00:03:57  3 00:05:26  1 00:02:17  6
00:38       00:09      -00:11      -00:37       00:47
3. Alise Linde               00:16:36 16:26:29  00:01:33  3 00:03:07  4 00:07:54  8 00:14:55  6 00:16:36  3 00:16:36
76 Smilenes BJSS             S8            00:01:33  3 00:01:34  5 00:04:47  9 00:07:01  7 00:01:41  3
3. Emma Kalniņa              00:16:36 16:26:32  00:01:36  5 00:03:10  6 00:07:22  6 00:14:55  6 00:16:36  3 00:16:36
5. Anna Cīrule               00:17:01 16:26:34  00:01:31  2 00:03:04  3 00:07:46  7 00:15:25  8 00:17:01  5 00:17:01
77 Smiltenes BJSS            S8            00:01:31  2 00:01:33  4 00:04:42  8 00:07:39  9 00:01:36  2
6. Agnese Visendorfa         00:17:49 17:34:35  00:01:36  5 00:03:03  2 00:06:50  2 00:13:03  3 00:17:49  6 00:17:49
00:37       00:01      -00:21       00:10       03:16
7. Evelīna Āboliņa           00:17:54 16:26:27  00:01:44  9 00:03:32  9 00:09:08 10 00:15:43  9 00:17:54  7 00:17:54
78 Smiltenes BJSS            S8            00:01:44  9 00:01:48  9 00:05:36 10 00:06:35  6 00:02:11  5
8. Dārta Pauliņa             00:18:48 17:34:31  00:01:33  3 00:03:10  6 00:07:16  5 00:13:20  5 00:18:48  8 00:18:48
95 Grundzāle                 S8            00:01:33  3 00:01:37  8 00:04:06  4 00:06:04  4 00:05:28  9
9. Paula Skudra              00:18:49 17:34:36  00:01:36  5 00:03:08  5 00:07:14  4 00:13:12  4 00:18:49  9 00:18:49
0 Grundzāle                 S8            00:01:36  5 00:01:32  3 00:04:06  4 00:05:58  2 00:05:37 10
10. Reičela Vītola            00:20:20 17:31:31  00:02:13 10 00:04:07 10 00:08:00  9 00:16:09 10 00:20:20 10 00:20:20
0 Grundzāle                 S8            00:02:13 10 00:01:54 10 00:03:53  2 00:08:09 10 00:04:11  7
# Name                      Result
1. Guntis Zīvers             00:57:51 16:59:17  00:02:25 00:06:55 00:14:09 00:17:30 00:25:30 00:30:03 00:40:09 00:44:16 00:50:58 00:54:10 00:57:23 00:57:51 00:57:51 11p
6600 Smiltene                  OPEN          00:02:25 00:04:30 00:07:14 00:03:21 00:08:00 00:04:33 00:10:06 00:04:07 00:06:42 00:03:12 00:03:13 00:00:28
[32 ]    [33 ]    [51 ]    [40 ]    [41 ]    [35 ]    [37 ]    [53 ]    [55 ]    [56 ]    [100]  Finish     =11
2. Māris Kļaviņš             01:02:42 18:03:23  00:02:48 00:15:42 00:20:54 00:21:09 00:29:43 00:36:23 00:47:47 00:51:48 00:57:26 01:00:14 01:01:27 01:02:27 01:02:42 01:02:42 11p
0 Grundzāle                 OPEN          00:02:48 00:12:54 00:05:12 00:00:15 00:08:34 00:06:40 00:11:24 00:04:01 00:05:38 00:02:48 00:01:13 00:01:00 00:00:15
[32 ]    [51 ]    [40 ]    [40 ]    [41 ]    [35 ]    [37 ]    [53 ]    [55 ]    [56 ]    [57 ]    [100]  Finish     =11
3. Linards Miezis            01:03:18 18:03:17  00:02:51 00:07:03 00:15:52 00:20:57 00:30:03 00:36:42 00:48:02 00:52:03 00:57:38 01:00:27 01:02:58 01:03:18 01:03:18 11p
0 Grundzāle                 OPEN          00:02:51 00:04:12 00:08:49 00:05:05 00:09:06 00:06:39 00:11:20 00:04:01 00:05:35 00:02:49 00:02:31 00:00:20
4. Edgars Kanapolis          01:01:41 18:26:05  00:01:25 00:03:10 00:07:36 00:15:49 00:26:06 00:45:21 00:53:16 00:58:23 00:59:37 01:01:23 01:01:41 01:01:41 9p
0 Valmiera                  OPEN          00:01:25 00:01:45 00:04:26 00:08:13 00:10:17 00:19:15 00:07:55 00:05:07 00:01:14 00:01:46 00:00:18
[31 ]    [32 ]    [33 ]    [56 ]    [52 ]    [53 ]    [55 ]    [56 ]    [57 ]    [100]  Finish     =9
5. Oto Klepers               00:18:49 16:28:41  00:02:30 00:05:27 00:10:15 00:15:56 00:18:05 00:18:49 00:18:49 5p
0 Smiltene                  OPEN          00:02:30 00:02:57 00:04:48 00:05:41 00:02:09 00:00:44
[31 ]    [32 ]    [33 ]    [57 ]    [100]  Finish     =5
6. Viktorija Broma           00:20:37 17:31:09  00:01:10 00:03:07 00:07:17 00:19:01 00:20:20 00:20:37 00:20:37 5p
0 Grundzāle                 OPEN          00:01:10 00:01:57 00:04:10 00:11:44 00:01:19 00:00:17
7. Anna Skujiņa              00:57:48 16:53:17  00:11:07 00:57:10 00:57:48 00:57:48 2p
0 Smiltene                  OPEN          00:11:07 00:46:03 00:00:38
[33 ]    [100]  Finish     =2
8. Roberta Veigule           00:57:49 16:53:18  00:11:07 00:57:12 00:57:49 00:57:49 2p
00:30       00:47      -06:27       00:28       00:41       00:15      -00:07       00:51       00:11       00:07       01:43      -00:16       00:12       00:29       00:53       07:53       00:53       00:15       00:29
00:13      -00:13       00:12       01:09       00:36      -00:12      -00:03       00:28       00:33       00:20       00:04       00:12       00:37      -00:16      -00:04
6607 Azimuts OK - Sm BJSS      SA            00:01:16  9 00:02:55  4 00:03:49  7 00:04:29  6 00:04:12  5 00:03:44  5 00:05:40  2 00:03:14 12 00:02:34  5 00:05:58  8 00:00:47  1 00:03:15  6 00:03:36  3 00:01:46  4 00:01:48  5
00:24       00:05       00:35       01:03       00:22       00:18      -00:01       01:19       00:04       00:48      -00:05       00:24       00:07       00:02       00:21
2506 Individuāli               V55           00:01:00  3 00:03:14  6 00:04:34  9 00:05:04  8 00:05:35 12 00:03:41  3 00:07:15 10 00:02:51  9 00:02:30  1 00:05:14  2 00:00:47  1 00:02:48  1 00:03:30  2 00:01:45  3 00:01:30  3
00:08       00:24       01:20       01:38       01:45       00:15       01:34       00:56       00:00       00:04      -00:05      -00:03       00:01       00:01       00:03
1986 OK AZIMUTS                SA            00:01:08  5 00:03:12  5 00:03:48  6 00:04:17  4 00:04:13  6 00:03:41  3 00:06:10  6 00:02:06  2 00:03:15 11 00:05:44  5 00:01:16  9 00:03:40  9 00:06:56 15 00:02:02  8 00:01:55  9
5064 Aumeisteri                VB            00:00:57  2 00:02:42  2 00:03:38  3 00:03:16  1 00:03:42  1 00:04:41 11 00:07:09  9 00:04:02 15 00:02:38  6 00:06:57 10 00:01:13  8 00:03:48 11 00:04:31  8 00:02:22 11 00:01:50  6
7. Anda Jaunmuktāne          00:54:19 17:19:11  00:01:14  6 00:04:41  7 00:08:21  6 00:17:18 11 00:21:10  9 00:25:39  9 00:31:39  9 00:34:08  8 00:36:40  8 00:42:33  7 00:43:37  7 00:46:46  7 00:50:24  7 00:52:25  7 00:54:19  7 00:54:19
6606 Azimuts OK - Sm BJSS      SA            00:01:14  6 00:03:27  8 00:03:40  4 00:08:57 13 00:03:52  3 00:04:29  7 00:06:00  4 00:02:29  5 00:02:32  3 00:05:53  6 00:01:04  6 00:03:09  4 00:03:38  4 00:02:01  6 00:01:54  7
7. 6606                      00:54:19 17:19:11  00:01:14  6 00:04:41  7 00:08:21  6 00:17:18 11 00:21:10  9 00:25:39  9 00:31:39  9 00:34:08  8 00:36:40  8 00:42:33  7 00:43:37  7 00:46:46  7 00:50:24  7 00:52:25  7 00:54:19  7 00:54:19
6606 x16                       SA            00:01:14  6 00:03:27  8 00:03:40  4 00:08:57 13 00:03:52  3 00:04:29  7 00:06:00  4 00:02:29  5 00:02:32  3 00:05:53  6 00:01:04  6 00:03:09  4 00:03:38  4 00:02:01  6 00:01:54  7
9. Guntars Cīrulis           00:56:29 17:07:51  00:01:15  8 00:04:54 10 00:12:33 14 00:16:52  9 00:21:41 11 00:26:37 11 00:32:49 11 00:35:14 11 00:38:10 11 00:43:48  9 00:45:14 10 00:48:53 10 00:52:46  9 00:54:32  9 00:56:29  9 00:56:29
1962 OK AZIMUTS                V55           00:01:15  8 00:03:39 10 00:07:39 14 00:04:19  5 00:04:49  8 00:04:56 12 00:06:12  7 00:02:25  4 00:02:56  7 00:05:38  4 00:01:26 11 00:03:39  8 00:03:53  6 00:01:46  4 00:01:57 11
10. Kalvis Punte              00:57:39 16:19:26  00:01:21 10 00:05:06 11 00:09:46 10 00:14:56  8 00:20:22  8 00:24:40  8 00:31:37  8 00:34:09 10 00:37:15 10 00:43:53 11 00:45:14 10 00:48:36  9 00:53:50 10 00:55:56 10 00:57:39 10 00:57:39
5065 OK AZIMUTS                VB            00:01:21 10 00:03:45 11 00:04:40 10 00:05:10  9 00:05:26 11 00:04:18  6 00:06:57  8 00:02:32  7 00:03:06 10 00:06:38  9 00:01:21 10 00:03:22  7 00:05:14 10 00:02:06 10 00:01:43  4
11. Juris Rudītis             00:58:13 17:10:27  00:01:33 12 00:04:51  9 00:08:47  8 00:12:47  6 00:18:03  6 00:22:38  6 00:30:03  6 00:32:40  6 00:35:37  6 00:43:49 10 00:44:36  9 00:49:15 11 00:54:03 11 00:56:07 11 00:58:13 11 00:58:13
5028 OK AZIMUTS                V55           00:01:33 12 00:03:18  7 00:03:56  8 00:04:00  3 00:05:16 10 00:04:35  9 00:07:25 11 00:02:37  8 00:02:57  8 00:08:12 12 00:00:47  1 00:04:39 15 00:04:48  9 00:02:04  9 00:02:06 12
00:41       00:28       00:42       00:34       01:26       01:09       01:44       00:42       00:27       03:02      -00:05       01:48       01:19       00:20       00:39
12. Dace Ikšele               01:11:38 16:49:50  00:01:46 15 00:06:02 14 00:11:24 12 00:17:02 10 00:22:13 12 00:27:33 12 00:36:03 12 00:39:14 12 00:43:03 12 00:51:58 12 00:53:38 12 00:57:22 12 01:06:53 12 01:09:30 12 01:11:38 12 01:11:38
3613 OK AZIMUTS                SA            00:01:46 15 00:04:16 13 00:05:22 12 00:05:38 10 00:05:11  9 00:05:20 13 00:08:30 12 00:03:11 10 00:03:49 13 00:08:55 13 00:01:40 12 00:03:44 10 00:09:31 16 00:02:37 12 00:02:08 13
13. Aiva Klepere              01:20:17 16:16:59  00:01:36 13 00:05:27 12 00:10:32 11 00:20:51 14 00:30:06 14 00:35:39 14 00:44:19 13 00:47:31 13 00:51:14 13 00:59:25 13 01:05:25 13 01:09:34 13 01:15:07 13 01:18:05 13 01:20:17 13 01:20:17
40 Ziemeļkurzeme OK          SA            00:01:36 13 00:03:51 12 00:05:05 11 00:10:19 15 00:09:15 16 00:05:33 14 00:08:40 13 00:03:12 11 00:03:43 12 00:08:11 11 00:06:00 16 00:04:09 12 00:05:33 11 00:02:58 14 00:02:12 14
14. Didzis Čakārnis           01:25:25 17:21:26  00:01:43 14 00:06:05 15 00:17:10 16 00:24:49 15 00:31:05 15 00:35:40 15 00:45:01 14 00:48:36 14 00:54:20 14 01:06:55 14 01:08:49 14 01:13:27 14 01:20:11 14 01:23:29 14 01:25:25 14 01:25:25
1214 Smiltene                  VB            00:01:43 14 00:04:22 16 00:11:05 16 00:07:39 12 00:06:16 14 00:04:35  9 00:09:21 14 00:03:35 14 00:05:44 15 00:12:35 16 00:01:54 13 00:04:38 13 00:06:44 14 00:03:18 15 00:01:56 10
15. Zaļais Zaļais             01:31:17 16:31:08  00:01:32 11 00:05:51 13 00:12:32 13 00:18:11 13 00:23:50 13 00:32:55 13 00:56:35 15 01:00:09 15 01:04:23 15 01:13:19 15 01:15:44 15 01:20:22 15 01:26:03 15 01:28:51 15 01:31:17 15 01:31:17
115 N/A !!!                   VB            00:01:32 11 00:04:19 14 00:06:41 13 00:05:39 11 00:05:39 13 00:09:05 15 00:23:40 16 00:03:34 13 00:04:14 14 00:08:56 14 00:02:25 14 00:04:38 13 00:05:41 12 00:02:48 13 00:02:26 15
16. Mārtiņš Latvers           02:11:33 17:09:23  00:02:13 16 00:06:32 16 00:16:56 15 00:46:55 16 00:53:54 16 01:03:38 16 01:16:53 16 01:26:56 16 01:37:04 16 01:47:25 16 01:50:28 16 01:55:42 16 02:01:59 16 02:07:04 16 02:11:33 16 02:11:33
5599 Jaunsardze                V55           00:02:13 16 00:04:19 14 00:10:24 15 00:29:59 16 00:06:59 15 00:09:44 16 00:13:15 15 00:10:03 16 00:10:08 16 00:10:21 15 00:03:03 15 00:05:14 16 00:06:17 13 00:05:05 16 00:04:29 16
00:23       00:43       19:46       03:04       02:23       07:28       01:16       01:05       01:18                              -00:11
-01:08      -01:11       00:24      -00:05       04:34      -01:40       01:55      -00:18       00:15      -00:15      -00:36
-00:43      -00:33       00:19       00:46       02:48       00:16      -00:01      -00:06      -00:06      -00:06      -00:15
-00:54      -01:01       01:33       01:12      -01:46       01:51       07:11       01:07       03:44       01:47      -00:35
-00:46      -00:52       01:03       03:36       00:22       04:26       07:00      -00:07       00:31       00:47      -00:45
00:32       01:07       01:55       00:14       05:27       03:34      -02:26       02:13       02:39       00:20       00:34
00:25       02:24       01:02      -01:14       13:36       03:24      -00:51       10:42       00:54       00:25       00:15
00:43       00:50       01:27      -03:42                                                                   01:29
00:18       00:19      -00:16      -00:07       00:15       00:03
70 Grundzāle                 V8            00:01:20  3 00:01:27  4 00:04:12 10 00:05:21  2 00:01:38  5
5. Lote Tarasa               00:14:52 16:26:36  00:01:37 12 00:03:12 13 00:07:09  7 00:12:35  3 00:14:52  5 00:14:52
0 OK ''Azimuts''            S8            00:01:37 12 00:01:35 12 00:03:57  4 00:05:26  3 00:02:17 10
6. Teodors Punte             00:15:15 16:26:38  00:01:37 12 00:03:06  8 00:07:05  6 00:12:56  6 00:15:15  6 00:15:15
51 Individuāli               V8            00:01:37 12 00:01:29  6 00:03:59  5 00:05:51  4 00:02:19 11
7. Elisa Dūmiņš              00:16:23 16:26:31  00:01:32  6 00:03:02  5 00:07:29 11 00:14:39 10 00:16:23  7 00:16:23
93 Smiltenes BJSS            V8            00:01:32  6 00:01:30  7 00:04:27 12 00:07:10 12 00:01:44  8
8. Emma Kalniņa              00:16:36 16:26:32  00:01:36  9 00:03:10 11 00:07:22 10 00:14:55 11 00:16:36  8 00:16:36
0 OK ''Azimuts''            S8            00:01:36  9 00:01:34 10 00:04:12 10 00:07:33 13 00:01:41  6
8. Alise Linde               00:16:36 16:26:29  00:01:33  7 00:03:07  9 00:07:54 13 00:14:55 11 00:16:36  8 00:16:36
76 Smilenes BJSS             S8            00:01:33  7 00:01:34 10 00:04:47 14 00:07:01 11 00:01:41  6
10. Anna Cīrule               00:17:01 16:26:34  00:01:31  5 00:03:04  7 00:07:46 12 00:15:25 13 00:17:01 10 00:17:01
77 Smiltenes BJSS            S8            00:01:31  5 00:01:33  9 00:04:42 13 00:07:39 14 00:01:36  4
11. Agnese Visendorfa         00:17:49 17:34:35  00:01:36  9 00:03:03  6 00:06:50  4 00:13:03  7 00:17:49 11 00:17:49
12. Evelīna Āboliņa           00:17:54 16:26:27  00:01:44 14 00:03:32 14 00:09:08 15 00:15:43 14 00:17:54 12 00:17:54
78 Smiltenes BJSS            S8            00:01:44 14 00:01:48 14 00:05:36 15 00:06:35 10 00:02:11  9
13. Dārta Pauliņa             00:18:48 17:34:31  00:01:33  7 00:03:10 11 00:07:16  9 00:13:20  9 00:18:48 13 00:18:48
95 Grundzāle                 S8            00:01:33  7 00:01:37 13 00:04:06  6 00:06:04  8 00:05:28 14
14. Paula Skudra              00:18:49 17:34:36  00:01:36  9 00:03:08 10 00:07:14  8 00:13:12  8 00:18:49 14 00:18:49
15. Reičela Vītola            00:20:20 17:31:31  00:02:13 15 00:04:07 15 00:08:00 14 00:16:09 15 00:20:20 15 00:20:20
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Under the supervision of Events and Recreation Coordinator, assists in organizing, scheduling, conducting, and evaluating various recreational activities; prepare recreational facilities for participants' use; and monitor recreational activities to ensure that activities are safe and appropriate.
1) Assists in conducting, monitoring, presentation, and administration of indoor and outdoor recreational activities and programs at various locations throughout the City.
2) Identify and evaluate target population needs and recommend/find programs to meet those needs; collect and analyze demographic, participation, and service satisfaction data.
3) Monitor activity in progress or area of responsibility and monitor participant or public conduct to ensure compliance with behavior standards, regulations, guidelines, and safety procedures relating to activity and equipment use.
4) Prepare flyers, posters, newsletters, and other materials to promote programs to increase community awareness and individual participation.
5) Maintain program equipment in good working order; ensure facility and grounds are kept neat, clean, and litter free.
6) Maintains inventory of supplies and equipment; submits requests for items needed for events and activities. Prepares reports and evaluation of events and recreation program goals and effectiveness.
7) Responds to public inquiries in a courteous manner, providing information within the scope of knowledge.
8) Promotes and encourages participation in local fundraising efforts.
Performs other duties as assigned. Position will be asked to work weekends, Memorial Day and July 4th. Position will work flexible hours, based on recreations/ event needs.
Identifying recreational needs of the specific community group to which assigned and organizing programs to meet these needs.
Rules and regulations of sports activities.
Proper methods of storing equipment, materials, and supplies.
Computer software including MS Office Word, Excel, Publisher, and database management.
Schedule, organize, and implement specialized and recreational programs and activities.
Promote community interest in specialized and recreational programs.
Instruct and present ideas, rules, and activities in a clear and comprehensible manner.
Work with people from a diverse segment of the population.
Work evenings and weekends as required with flexible hours.
Operate and set up recreational equipment.
Graduation from high school or a GED equivalent. Experience providing in-person service to a diverse public preferred. Education and/or experience providing public service through recreation, community-based programs, physical education, or closely related field.
Requirements: Verification of identity to work in the United States as required by the Immigration Reform and Control Act. This position requires a valid WA State Driver's License and a valid First Aid and CPR certification or ability to obtain it within six months of employment.
Tools & Equipment Used: Personal computer using Microsoft Office, phone, copy machine, facsimile machine, and document binders.
Physical Demands & Work Environment: The physical demands described herein are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job functions. Work is primarily performed in an indoor office setting with occasional outdoor activity required. Hand-eye coordination is necessary to operate computers and various pieces of office equipment. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to stand; sit; use hands to finger; handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move objects up to 30 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. The work environment characteristics described herein are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Some outside fieldwork and exposure to inclement weather including rain, snow, heat, and humidity may be required.
The duties listed above are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may be performed. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related, or a logical assignment to the position. The job description does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and employee. The job description is subject to change by the employer as the needs of the employer and requirements of the job change, provided that the employer has bargained the changes with any appropriate union pursuant to RCW 41.56 et seq.


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FIRE > FIRE Update > Whistleblowing UCLA Scientist Fights for His Job in Hearing Today
Whistleblowing UCLA Scientist Fights for His Job in Hearing Today
by FIRE
Hearings for University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) professor and scientist James Enstrom begin today. Dr. Enstrom is fighting for his job after UCLA retaliated against him for his exposure of a California Air Resources Board (CARB) scientist with a fake Ph.D. as well as other staffing irregularities, and for Enstrom's scientific critique of findings by CARB that were used for air pollution regulation in the state. Last week, Reason.tv released a video about the implications of a professor being punished for claiming that his state's environmental policy relies on questionable science, and 12 California legislators wrote UCLA Chancellor Gene Block to express concern about academic freedom in the University of California system. FIRE is helping Enstrom defend his job.
Click here to write UCLA Chancellor Gene Block about the threat to academic freedom posed by UCLA's treatment of Dr. James Enstrom.
Schools: University of California, Los Angeles
Cases: University of California at Los Angeles: Non-Reappointment of Controversial Professor


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It seems that many of the authors of ghost stories—including M.R. James and H.P. Lovecraft—point to the stories of Sheridan Le Fanu as the preeminent masterpieces of the genre. As a ghost story enthusiast, it took me some time to get to him in my "studies," but the wait and the reward were both well worth the wait. In a Glass Darkly contains six stories considered by critics to be among Le Fanu's best works.


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Home Radio Receivers, Direction Finding, and RF Logging WiNRADiO Software APCO P25 Decoder Plug-in for WR-G315 Series Receivers
APCO P25 Decoder Plug-in for WR-G315 Series Receivers
APCO P25 Decoder Plug-in for WR-G315 Series Receivers quantity
SKU: WR-G315-APCO Category: WiNRADiO Software
This APCO P25 Decoder Plug-in makes it possible to receive and listen to digital APCO P25 channels on WiNRADiO WR-G315 Series receivers.
APCO Project 25 (P25) was developed by joint efforts of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials International (APCO), the National Association of State Telecommunications Directors (NASTD), several US Federal Agencies and the National Communications System (NCS). It was established to address the need for common digital public safety radio communications standards for public safety, homeland security and emergency response.
APCO P25 digital communications offer numerous advantages over analog ones, such as much clearer received audio, separation of services (fire, homeland security, maintenance, etc.) into coded "talkgroups", individual radio identification numbering and tracking, GPS location, digital messaging, etc.
For this project, WiNRADiO licensed the IMBE (Improved Multi Band Excitation) vocoder from Digital Voice Systems, Inc. (DVSI) and combined it with WiNRADiO proprietary software to provide a complete P25 demodulator/decoder for WR-G315e or WR-G315i users.
The APCO P25 Decoder is an XRS Plug-in which, upon installation, can be selected from the receiver's Demodulators top bar menu, as simply another alternative demodulator. The APCO P25 Decoder then appears fully integrated within the receiver front panel.
The APCO P25 Decoder panel consists of the following main parts:
• Spectrum scope, which shows the real-time spectrum of the received signal
• Notch filter, which makes it possible to eliminate or reduce effects of interference
• Analyzer panel, which shows the type of received signal and its parameters
• Squelch panel, which makes it possible to restrict reception to particular P25 users or groups
• Recorder/player, which can record audio as well as the intermediate frequency signal
• Playlist, which makes it possible to easily and quickly select previously recorded files
The APCO P25 Analyzer panel makes it possible to determine whether the incoming signal is APCO and analyze its parameters. There is also an automatic switching facility which makes it possible for the receiver to stay tuned on a mixed analog/digital channel and the switching between standard FM demodulation and APCO P25 digital decoding is performed automatically. The Analyzer will also determine the type of received digital signal (voice, data or trunking control channel), whether any encryption is being used and what type of encryption it is. (However, it will not actually decode encrypted signals.) The signal BER (Bit Error Rate) is also measured and displayed, making it possible to assess the quality of the received signal.
The APCO P25 Digital Squelch panel makes it possible to set the numerous digital parameters available in an APCO P25 transmission to filter out unwanted transmissions and target only one particular user or a user group. This is accomplished using APCO P25 specific digital codes, such as the NAC (Network Access Code), SID (System Identification), TGID (Talk Group Identification), etc. The digital squelch can also control the recorder, so that only the desired communication of a particular talkgroup or individual user is being recorded.
In addition to decoded audio, the built-in recorder can also record the incoming signal in its raw, undecoded form at the IF (intermediate frequency) level. This makes it possible to "re-receive" the transmission many times over with changed parameters (for example different notch filter settings and/or digital squelch), archive unknown transmissions for later analysis and decoding, etc.
• Pentium P4 1.6 GHz or higher
• Windows XP, Vista or 7
• 256 MB min.
• 32 MB min.
• WINRADIO WR-G315e or WR-G315i Receivers
Advanced Digital Suite Upgrade (WR-ADS-Upgrade)
Client Server Option for G313/G315 Series Receivers (WR-CSO-G3)
WaveBase 3 Software
Universal FSK Decorder for WR-1000/1500/3000 and G3 Series Receivers (WR-FSK)


The 16-year-old from Newport Country Club who still has two years remaining at The Prout School became the youngest person to win the State Amateur when she held off Kibbe Reilly, 1 up, at the Rhode Island Country Club.
Douglas built a 3-up lead and lost it when Reilly made a host of clutch putts. Douglas went back ahead when she won the 16th before both players parred in. The match was not decided until Douglas made a three-foot par putt on 18.
The result means the record Davis Chatfield set last year, when he won the men's amateur at age 17, lasted only one year. The women's final on a beautiful day along the bay had many similarities to the 38-hole thriller Chatfield had in edging Kevin Silva for the men's title last year. Both were thrillers.
Five of the first eight holes were halved. The three holes that were not, 1, 4 and 8 were all won by Douglas, all with birdies. Since Douglas has been the medalist, and had been under-par in winning her semifinal match, it did not look good for Reilly. But the veteran, who has been a contender almost every year for the past 20 years, including reaching the final in 2007, would not go away easily.
She won the ninth with a bird and the 10th with a par to draw within one. The pattern was the same throughout, Douglas with a smooth, flowing swing, would outdrive Reilly by up to 40 yards, but Reilly would play beautifully around the greens, using great work with her putter to make pars.
Douglas won 11 with a par, but Reilly drew back within one when she won 12 with a par. The 13th looked as if it could be pivotal. Reilly made a one-putt par. Douglas nearly got home in two, chipped nicely but missed her short birdie putt and had to settle for a halve. For perhaps the first time in the match, the momentum looked to be on Reilly's side. Reilly did pull even at 15 when she canned a seven-foot birdie putt.
The 16th proved the difference maker. Reilly was about 20 yards short in two on the par-4 but had to pitch over a bunker. She scuffed it into the bunker and made six to lose the hole. The question became whether the 16-year-old could close it out. Reilly forced her to prove it. Douglas showed the poise of a veteran.
Both made par on the picturesque 17, with Reilly narrowly missing her 10-foot birdie putt that could have tied it, a putt she said later she would like to have back. On 18, Douglas again outdrove Reilly by about 40 yards, plus Reilly was in the right rough. But she drilled it out with a fairway wood on the green, about 20 feet left of the hole. Playing quickly as both competitors did all day, Douglas ripped her approach right at the hole, finishing about 10 feet above the cup.
Both two putted for par, giving Douglas the title.
In the lower divisions, Nancy O'Neill edged Patricia LaBossiere, 1 up, for the Past President's Bowl. It was O'Neill's second title in the division. The first was 20 years ago. In the President's Bowl, Patti D'Ambrosio beat Jennifer Hendrick-McCrory, 3 and 2.


Harris Corporation has received contracts valued at a total of $90 million from a European nation for tactical radios as part of the country's communications readiness program. The contracts were received during the third quarter of Harris' fiscal 2017.
The contracts include the company's Falcon II® AN/PRC-150C, which provides beyond line-of-sight communications and assured communications in a satellite-denied environment, and the Falcon III® AN/PRC-152A that provides wideband voice and data capability for enhanced situational awareness. The combination of the two radio systems will increase readiness and allow for full interoperability with U.S., NATO and coalition forces.
"Harris is committed to supporting this nation's readiness effort with solutions that deliver expanded and reliable communications for the modern battlefield," said Chris Young, President, Harris Communication Systems.
The company is organized into three business segments: Communication Systems, Space and Intelligence Systems and Electronic Systems.


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This Privacy Policy for thesecondschool.com is intended to provide users of the Website with a clear and complete information about the data and information that the Company (as defined below) collects in connection with the Services (as defined under T&C) and the way that data and information is stored and used.
This Privacy Policy applies to the Services available under the domain of Website which is owned, hosted and maintained by M/s. Unbox Catalysts Private Limited and its affiliates ("the Company" or "We" or "Us" or "Ourselves") and having its registered office at 1/22, 2nd Floor, Asaf Ali Road, Delhi, Central Delhi, DL 110002 IN. All the content provided on the Website is general content for informational purpose only ("Content"). We are committed to protecting the privacy and information of the users who access the Website and/or register on the Website ("User" or "Users" or "You"). This Privacy Policy outlines the usage policies and practices that apply to the Website and also sets forth what all information and/or database the Website gathers (categorized as mandatory or optional) and how We collect, use, hold, share and protect such information collected from the Users of the Website.
Please review the Privacy Policy carefully so that You understand Our privacy practices. In case You have any queries or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy, You should contact us by email at info@thesecondschool.com
1. Acceptance of terms of the Privacy Policy by the Users
This Privacy Policy is to be reviewed along with the Terms and Conditions ('T&C') and Disclaimer ("Disclaimer"), which is applicable on you when you access and use Our Website. The defined terms used in this Privacy Policy shall have the same meaning as assigned to them in the T&C. By using this Website, You signify your acceptance of the Privacy Policy and expressly consent to our collection, use, disclosure, and retention of your personal information as described in this Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to this Privacy Policy and/or to our processing of Your data/information in the manner outlined in this Privacy Policy, please do not use this Website or submit any personal data to Us. Our Privacy Policy is subject to change at any time without notice. To make sure You are aware of any changes, please review this Privacy Policy periodically. Your continued use of the Website following the posting of changes to this Privacy Policy will be deemed Your acceptance of those changes.
BY USING OUR SERVICES OR BY OTHERWISE GIVING US YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION, YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY.
2. Scope of the Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy refers and applies only to the Website. Its main aim is to inform the Users of the way their personal data is collected and processed, providing relevant information to the user, as well as fixing the accessing conditions and the use of the Website.
3. Information collected by the Website
3.1 Personally identifiable information
Personally Identifiable Information means any information that may be used to identify an individual, including but not limited to the following:
Information about Your personal identity inter alia as include name, age, sex.
Your contact details such as Your IP address;
User ID information such as Your username, phone number, email address, and other security-related information used by You in relation to access and use of Our Website and Content. However, the password of Your account with the Website automatically get saved in Our server when You create an account or register with the Website which shall not be accessed by the Company unless desired under any legal obligation.
The aforementioned shall collectively be referred to as "Personal Information". Personal Information will also include any personally identifiable information provided by You in any form during any interaction or communication with Us or any other users of Our Website.
When You use Our Website, We collect and store Your Personal Information in order to record, support and facilitate Your participation in the activities You select, track Your preferences, to provide You with a customized browsing experience, to notify You of any updated information and new activities and other related functions offered by the Website, keep You informed about latest Content available on the Website, special offers, and other products and services of the Website, to assist You with customer service or technical support issues, to follow up with You after Your visit. For the aforesaid purpose, We only collect such personal information that We consider relevant to understand You or Your interests.
Personal Information may also get collected and shared with third-parties if there is content from the Website that You specifically and knowingly upload, share or transmit to an email recipient, online community, website, or to the public, e.g. uploaded photos, posted reviews or comments, or information about You or anything posted by You that You choose to share with others through features which may be provided on Our Website. Such uploaded, shared or transmitted content will also be subject to the privacy policy of the online community, website, social media or other platforms to which You upload, share or transmit the content.
3.2 Information we collect during access and use of Our Website
Apart from any Personal Information provided by You, We may also collect certain non-personal and/or technical information through third-party sources, platforms (such as social networking websites, databases, online marketing firms, and ad targeting firms) and other channels.
3.3 Information we collect from other sources
We may access information about You from third-party sources and platforms (such as social networking websites, databases, online marketing firms, and ad targeting firms), including:
if You access third-party social networking services (such as Facebook Connect or Twitter) through the Website, we may collect, personal contact information and/or any personal data that is part of Your profile on a third party social network (e.g. Facebook) and that You allow that third party social network to share with us (e.g. name, email address, gender, birthday, city, profile picture, user ID, friend list). You can learn more about the data that we may obtain about You by visiting the website of the relevant third party social network.
demographic data, such as age range, gender, and interests;
advertisement interaction and viewing data, such as ad click-through rates and information about how many times You viewed a particular ad; and
unique identifiers, including mobile device identification numbers, that can identify the physical location of such devices at the point of access in accordance with applicable law.
Please note that the Website may combine the information that we collect with information we obtain from third-party sources.
In addition to the above, We may collect information about how You use Our Website such as the date and time You visit the Website, the sections or pages of the Website that You visit, the amount of time You spend viewing the Website, the number of times You return to the Website, visits to Website outside Our network, and other click-stream data. Some of this data may be shared with partners who referred You to Our Website and who will use the data to optimize who else they refer to Our Website. Sometimes this data can be shared with partners who help Us deliver ads to You on Websites not controlled by Us
The aforementioned information herein collected by Us under Clause 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 are collectively referred to as "Information".
4. How will Information be used
We use the Information to understand Your needs and accordingly facilitate Our Services and route You through the relevant information that meets Your need. We do not sell, rent, trade or exchange any personally identifying information of Our Users. We may provide the Information to Our affiliates and service providers under contract (such as customer care, data analytics) to support the operation of the Website and Our Services. To the extent we use Your personal information to market to You, we will provide You the ability to opt-out of such uses.
We may also use the Information to provide contents and services that are targeted to Your interests. By accepting the Privacy Policy, You expressly agree to receive this communications/information. If You do not wish to receive these communications, we encourage You to opt out of the receipt of certain communications by clicking unsubscribe on any email communication.
4.1 Technical and functional management
We use technical data such as Your IP address to help diagnose problems and resolve issues related to functionality of the Website.
4.2 Improvement of Website
We aggregate and analyze the Information that We collect and may use the same to monitor and analyze use of the Website, to increase Our Website's functionality, and to better tailor Our Content and design to suit Our Users'/visitors' needs so as to provide them with a smooth, efficient, safe and customized experience while using the Website.
4.3 Email Communications w.r.t Marketing and Newsletters etc
We may use the Information that we collect to send You e-mail communications, such as editorial updates, changes to the Website, marketing and promotional messages about Our products and services that may be of interest to You. It may also be used to respond to Your inquiries, questions, and/or other requests. You will receive emails that may include company news, updates, related product or service information, etc. If at any time the User would like to unsubscribe from receiving future emails, We include detailed unsubscribe instructions at the bottom of each email or User may contact us via Our Website.
4.4 Enforcement
We may use the information that we collect to prevent illegal activities, to enforce the Privacy Policy, and to otherwise protect Our rights and the rights of Our Users.
In addition to the uses identified above, we may use the Information that We collect for any other purposes disclosed to You at the time We collect Your information.
5. Disclosure of Information to Others
5.1 Legal Requests and/or Compliance with Applicable Laws
We cooperate with law enforcement and regulatory inquiries, as well as other third parties to enforce laws, such as intellectual property rights, fraud and other rights, to help protect You and the community. Therefore, in response to a verified request by any statutory authority including but not limited to law enforcement agency or other government officials relating to a criminal investigation or alleged illegal activity, We may (and You authorize us to) disclose, as per the applicable laws, some of Your personal information as is reasonably necessary to respond /comply with the statutory mandate including but not limited to court orders, or other legal process. We may access, use, transfer or disclose Your Personal Information to third parties such as government or law enforcement authorities or private parties, if it is legally and statutorily required to do so under any of the following conditions:
To satisfy any applicable law, rule, regulation, governmental requests or legal process.
To protect and/or defend and/or enforce Our Privacy Policy for online services or other policies applicable to any online services in case of potential violations.
To secure Our systems.
To respond to claims that an advertisement, posting or other Content violates the rights of a third party.
To protect the rights, property or personal safety of the Users and the public in general for any reason.
To detect, prevent or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues.
To prevent or stop activity we may consider to be, or to pose a risk of being, an illegal, unethical, or legally actionable activity.
In case of any illegal, ethical or legally actionable activity, we may use IP address or other device identifiers, to identify users, and may do so in cooperation with third parties such as internet service providers, wireless service providers and/or law enforcement agencies, including disclosing such information to third parties, all in Our discretion. Such disclosures may be carried out without notice to You. However, we shall not sell, share or rent the Users Personal Information to any third party or use any users e-mail id for sending any unsolicited mails.
5.2 Other Corporate Entities
We share much of Our data, including Information about You, with Our affiliates, subsidiaries, and joint ventures that are committed to serving Your online requests and related services, throughout the world. To the extent that these entities have access to Your personal information, they remain bound by the existing Privacy Policy. As we continue to develop Our business, we might sell or buy stores, subsidiaries or business units. In such transactions, Users' Information generally is one of the transferred business assets but shall remain subject to the terms and conditions contained in this Privacy Policy.
5.3 Internal Service Providers
We may employ third party services to facilitate or outsource one or more aspects of the business, product and service operations that we provide to You on the Website (e.g., search technology, discussion boards, bill collection, affiliate and rewards programs, bankin/fintech,insurance) and therefore we may provide some of Your personal information to these internal service providers. These internal service providers' are subject to confidentiality agreements with us and other legal restrictions that prohibit their use of Your personal information for any other purpose except to facilitate the specific outsourced service. In the event of Your direct involvement with the internal service provider, any additional information disclosed by You to them shall be subject to internal service provider's own applicable privacy policy and the Website/Company shall not be responsible for the same.
5.4 With Users' explicit consent
We do not sell or rent Users' personal information to third parties for their marketing purposes, but with Your explicit consent, we may disclose Your personal information (i) to third parties for their marketing and advertising purposes; (iii) to send You promotions, notifications, or other services. However, the Users have the right to opt-out of receiving marketing communications about the Company/Website.
6. Protection and Security Information collected by the Website
We take Our security responsibilities very seriously and take all reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect Your Information once we have received them. We use security measures consistent with current best practices to protect Our Website, email and mailing lists. These measures include technical, procedural, monitoring and tracking steps intended to safeguard data from misuse, unauthorized access or disclosure, loss, alteration or destruction.
We also have physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with the laws prevalent in India to protect personal information about You and, accordingly, we take appropriate security measures to protect against unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure or destruction of Your personal information, username, password, transaction information and data stored on Our Website in compliance with the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000 and Information
Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, to ensure the protection and preservation of Your privacy. In addition to the above, we, on best endeavour basis, try to limit access to Personal Information of Our users to only such users who we believe reasonably need to come into contact with that information to provide products or services to You. However, no data transmissions over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100 percent secure. Consequently, we cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information You transmit to us and You understand that any information that You share is done at Your own risk.
7. Retention of Personal Information
Unless specified otherwise in this Privacy Policy, we will retain Your Information as permitted or required by applicable law and/or for the .purpose of legal and regulatory compliances, resolving disputes, concluding activities related to account cancellation, enforcing Our agreements and Privacy Policy or for any other reason which may be deemed necessary
This Privacy Policy is to be read with the T&C and Disclaimer which together establish the use and limitations of liability governing the use of the Website.
You agree and undertake to indemnify and hold harmless Us, from and against any and all suit, dispute, actions, damages, costs and expenses, if any, of whatsoever nature, arising out of or in any way connected with this Privacy Policy, Information and/or Your use or access of Website.
You expressly understand that under no circumstances, including, but not limited to, negligence, shall We be liable to You or any other person or entity for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages, including, but not limited to damages for loss of profits, goodwill, use, data or other intangible losses, resulting from circumstances, including but not limited to: (i) unauthorized access to or alteration of Information; (ii) any unauthorized access to or use of Our secure servers and/or any and all Information stored therein.
You represent that You have accessed the Website and have provided Information on Your own initiative and are responsible for compliance with all applicable laws including, but not limited to, any applicable local laws. This Privacy Policy is governed by the laws of India and the courts at Ahmedabad, Gujarat shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
11. Changes in this Privacy Policy
We reserve the right to make changes to this Privacy Policy at any time. Although We will post details of all changes made to the Privacy Policy on the Website, however, the same can be changed without prior confirmation to You. We encourage You to visit the Website from time to time to make sure You are aware of any changes and/or latest information on Our privacy policies and practices. We shall not be liable for any damages You may suffer as a result of failure to provide You notice of any changes to this Privacy Policy as set forth herein.