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Рейчел Каркер (; ) — канадская фристайлистка (хафпайп, ), бронзовый призёр зимних Олимпийских игр 2022 года в хафпайпе. Серебряный призёр чемпионата мира 2021 года, призёр всемирных экстремальных игр, победительница Кубка мира 2020—2021 годов в хафпайпе.

Биография
Каркер стала принимать участие в соревнованиях под эгидой FIS и AFP World Tour с 2013 года. В Кубке мира дебютировала в начале сезона 2015/16 годов в Кардроне, где финишировала 11-й в хафпайпе. Далее смогла стать третьей на Revolution Tour в Seven Springs, заняла второе место на Nor-Am Cup в Калгари и первое место на Canadian Open Tour в Стоунхэме.

В марте 2017 года она заняла второе место в хафпайпе на турнире в Канаде в Стоунхэме. В сезоне 2018/19 годов она смогла взойти на свой первый подиум на этапе Кубка мира и заняла 13-е место в общем зачете по итогам сезона, став второй в зачёте дисциплины хафпайп.

В 2019 году выиграла бронзовую медаль в хафпайпе на Экстремальных играх в Аспене и стал четвёртой на чемпионате мира 2019 года в Парк-Сити. В следующем сезоне выиграла серебряную медаль на Зимних экстремальных играх в Аспене.

В сезоне 2020/2021 года она стала бронзовым призёром на экстремальных играх в Аспене в суперпайпе, на чемпионате мира завоевала серебряную медаль в хафпайпе, а по итогам всех выступлений на этапах Кубка мира в дисциплине хафпайп взяла малый хрустальный глобус.

На зимних Олимпийских играх 2022 года Каркер завоевала бронзовую медаль в хафпайпе.

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Sant' Antonio Country Resort is surrounded by forests (part of our forests are under the protection of World Heritage UNESCO), farm lands and olive groves in the heart of southern Tuscany. Our relaxed and quite atmosphere has seen an increase of bird and animal life around our property, forests, our small lake and on our farm lands.
Common mammals that live on and around our grounds are roe deer, wild board, porcupines, hedgehogs, fox, hare and rabbits, badgers and squirrels.
For birdwatchers – there are a number of various birds that will keep you occupied and interested throughout your stay with us on our property and surrounding country side.
Between 15 to 35 minutes drive from Sant' Antonio Country Resort are various lakes rich in bird life and an heaven for bird watchers. The biggest lakes are Lago Trasimeno, Lago di Chiusi but perhaps the best out of the 3 for bird life is Lago di Montepulciano or better known as Oasi di Montepulciano.
Oasi di Montepulciano is a relatively shallow lake which occupies roughly 1 square kilometre of water surface – partially covered by typical lake plants and canes making it an idea nesting and breading area for aquatic birds.
We hope your trip to Great Britain was productive and fun. We had such a wonderful time at your Holiday resort in Tuscany! Thank you for loaning us your binoculars! They came in quite handy after Dale left hers at the Abby at Sant'Antimo. We ended up spotting 47 species of birds while in Italy, with 4 only in Rome. However, we saw 17 species on your property, but with 43 species in the Montepulciano area. Remember, while on your property we were mainly dealing with our grandchildren, so missed identifying numerous ones, including one you pointed out under an olive tree by the pool. And that was after the Hoopoe already had migrated in last August, since we were there from August 25-Sept1.
We would highly recommend your place to anyone- birders, families, or couples!
Give our best regards to your lovely wife, Elena. She was so gracious and helpful during the Barrel races in Montepulciano.
Also, attached is the list of birds we saw.
Photos and information placed on our website with the very kind permission of Dale.


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Xysticus audax est une espèce d'araignées aranéomorphes de la famille des Thomisidae.

Distribution
Cette araignée se rencontre en écozone paléarctique du Portugal au Japon.

Elle a été observée au Portugal, en Espagne, en France, en Italie, à Malte, en Suisse, en Autriche, en Allemagne, au Luxembourg, en Belgique, aux Pays-Bas, en Grande-Bretagne, au Danemark, en Suède, en Finlande, en Lettonie, en Biélorussie, en Hongrie, en Slovénie, en Bosnie-Herzégovine, en Ukraine, en Géorgie, en Russie, au Kazakhstan, en Chine, en Corée du Sud et au Japon.

Habitat
Xysticus audax affectionne les prairies et les bosquets, les landes comme celles de bruyère Calluna vulgaris et les forêts sèches de pins. Dans les forêts de conifères elle est souvent mimétique des écorces et des lichens. Elle est présente dans les plantes herbacées comme les ombellifères et semble apprécier les milieux humides.

Description
Les mâles mesurent de  à  et les femelles de  à .

Description du mâle

Le céphalothorax est noir avec les parties latérales fauve et une bande médiane antérieurement brunâtre et postérieurement effilée et blanc jaunâtre. Les chélicères sont brunes à gris foncé avec une bande diagonale étroite blanc jaunâtre. Le sternum est blanc jaunâtre avec des points noirs.

Les segments distaux des pattes sont principalement de couleur brun jaunâtre pâle et les segments proximaux sont brun foncé avec des points et des taches jaune-blanc. Ainsi, les fémurs, les patelles et la base des tibias des deux premières paires de pattes sont noirs avec des taches fauves sur leur face antérieure et les autres segments sont fauves. Les deux dernières paires de pattes sont fauves principalement tachetées de brun aux fémurs. Le fémur de la première paire de pattes présente sept ou neuf épines. Le dessous du tibia est muni de deux rangées de six et quatre épines et de suites d'épines latérales plus courtes. On trouve sous le métatarse deux rangées de quatre et trois épines et sur le côté trois épines un peu plus fortes.

Le dos de d'abdomen est brun foncé avec une bande médiane blanchâtre et distinctement dentée. Les bords sont blanc jaunâtre criblés de points bruns et la partie ventrale est brunâtre avec des points clairs.

Le tibia des palpes est court avec deux apophyses en forme de moignon : un rétrolatéral légèrement incliné et un ventral avec la pointe ridée.

Description de la femelle
Il existe deux variations de coloration, l'une plutôt foncée et l'autre plutôt claire.

La bande dorsale du céphalothorax est droite, beaucoup moins rétrécie en arrière que celle du mâle et légèrement plus brune dans sa partie antérieure avec une ligne claire entre les yeux. Les parties latérales, veinées de fauve, sont moins noires que chez le mâle. Les yeux médians sont presque égaux et forment un quadrilatère à peine plus large que long.

Les pattes, brun rougeâtre plus ou moins foncé, présentent des points noirs sur les tibias et sur les métatarses des deux dernières paires et des points fauves au-dessus des fémurs de la première.

L'abdomen est brun foncé, ponctué de noir, avec la bordure et la bande médiane blanchâtres. Cette dernière, très large et droite, présente sur les côtés trois dents découpées qui avancent horizontalement sur les parties foncées latérales.

L'épigyne présente en avant deux fossettes assez grandes, rondes et le plus souvent ovales, séparées par une carène étroite. Elle s'élargit à ses deux extrémités et est bordée de chaque côté par un trait noir très net et très fin. Un espace rougeâtre, moins long que la carène, marqué dans le bas de deux petites dépressions obliques, est visible sur le dessous.

Espèces similaires
Xysticus audax est similaire à Xysticus cristatus mais les dessins de son abdomen et de sa carapace sont plus sombres et plus marqués. Chez Xysticus cristatus la marque en forme de coin sur la carapace s'étend plus loin entre les yeux et se termine par un point.

Comportement

Cette espèce d'araignée résiste aux hivers rigoureux notamment en se cachant sous l'écorce des arbres.

Toile
Elle entoure les extrémités des plantes herbacées de fils qui se croisent en tous sens.

Prédation et alimentation

Xysticus audax attend en embuscade ses proies dans son réseau de fils et les saisit à la course, en se précipitant le long des fils tendus.

Cycle de vie

La femelle attache son cocon sur des plantes et quelquefois sous des pierres. Elle surveille ensuite ce cocon qui renferme de soixante à quatre-vingt-dix œufs blanc-jaunâtre, presque incolore, avec la plus grande sollicitude.

Liste des sous-espèces
Selon  :
 Xysticus audax audax (Schrank, 1803)
 Xysticus audax massanicus Simon, 1932 de France

Systématique et taxinomie
Cette espèce a été décrite sous le protonyme Aranea audax par Schrank en 1803. Elle est placée dans le genre Xysticus par C. L. Koch en 1835.

Publications originales
 Schrank, 1803 : Fauna Boica. Durchgedachte Geschichte der in Baiern einheimischen und zahmen Thiere. Landshut, , ,  (texte intégral).
 Simon, 1932 : Les arachnides de France. Tome VI. Synopsis générale et catalogue des espèces françaises de l'ordre des Araneae, , Paris, , .

Liens externes

Notes et références

Thomisidae
Espèce d'araignées (nom scientifique)

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Get free pet vaccinations at Gwinnett shelter event
Gwinnett animal shelter extends adoption hours on Thursdays beginning July 26. File photo courtesy of Pixabay
Gwinnett | Nov 4, 2019
By Amanda C. Coyne, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Pet owners can get free vaccines for their furry friends at a Gwinnett County Animal Shelter event this weekend.
The shelter is hosting the Best Friend Pet and Safety Festival at Best Friend Park in Norcross on Nov. 9. The event will allow residents to interact with local police officers and firefighters, as well as share information and resources with area pet owners, according to a shelter release.
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The first 500 pets to visit the Gwinnett Animal Welfare trailer at the event will get free vaccinations and microchips. The free vaccines include rabies, DHPP (covering distemper, parvo and bordatella for dogs) and FVRCP (covering rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia in cats). The shelter is debuting new veterinary and adoption trailers at the event.
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Genine Larin is a Brisbane based visual artist working predominantly in sculpture and video. Her practice navigates phenomenological feelings, sensations and emotions via speculative compositions that combine pattern and viscerality. Within the space of practice she examines ideas and expresses feelings without being censored or oppressed by external, patriarchal ideologies. She considers aesthetic choices, based on gut feelings of attraction and repulsion, as having ethical implications. As a result, there is a strong feminist and spiritual temperament to her work and working methods. Genine completed her Master of fine arts at Queensland University of Technology in 2015 and is a current PhD candidate.


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What do DRS, black and white flag, marbles and more mean? F1 terms explained
Joe Holding
Watch any grand prix and you'll notice a vast array of jargon being used by drivers, race engineers and commentators. Even avid fans can have trouble understanding all of F1's technical terms
It's a result of the complex engineering that goes into building a Formula 1 car, as well as the depth of knowledge that teams develop to extract as much performance as possible over a race weekend.
F1 has taken steps in recent years to try and make things easier for fans, such as simplifying the names of the tyre compounds provided by Pirelli.
Even so there are still plenty of expressions that can confuse casual viewers, and in the worst cases put them off watching altogether.
A little understanding goes a long way, so this glossary of common phrases should bring you right up to speed with F1's technical terms.
Most-used phrases
Black and White flag
Black and white flags are show to drivers for unsportsmanlike behaviour, acting as a warning to the driver who it is shown to, but if the issue persists a black flag can be shown to the driver, along with the driver's number, to indicate they have been disqualified from the race and must return to the pits immediately.
FIA Race Director Michael Masi said that the black and white flag "is effectively the motorsport version of the yellow card".
Blue flags are shown to drivers who are about to be lapped. After being shown a blue flag, drivers must get out of the way of faster cars at the earliest opportunity, or face a time penalty for not responding quickly enough. Blue flags are used to prevent the lead cars being held and interfering with the result of the race.
Cold tyres
Each tyre compound used in F1 has a temperature window in which it works best and delivers the most grip, so if a driver can't get the tyres up into this window, they're said to be too cold. Cold tyres are to F1 cars what Kryptonite is to Superman: when tyres are cold, they can't produce anywhere enough adhesion to deal with the speeds and cornering forces typical in the sport. It's why you see drivers weaving around on formation laps; to increase the amount of heat in the tyres prior to the start of the race.
Dirty air
The faster an F1 car goes, the more turbulent the aerodynamic wake it leaves behind it. Following in a car's dirty air is tricky for two reasons: firstly the unsettled air can reduce downforce, which means drivers have to corner more slowly. Secondly, it can cause tyres and brakes to overheat, forcing drivers to back off. Dirty air is one of the main reasons why overtaking is so hard at some F1 circuits.
New rules - originally due in 2021 but now delayed until 2022 - should force teams to build cars that produce far less dirty air. In theory this will make it easier to follow during races, leading to more exciting racing.
Dirty air is the opposite of clean air, which a car runs in when there's nothing ahead of it.
DRS is short for Drag Reduction System, which is a movable flap on the rear wing of an F1 car. Opening the flap reduces aerodynamic drag, making it easier for a car to accelerate and increasing its top speed.
The DRS is an overtaking aid, but drivers can only use it in designated DRS zones that are set before the start of a race weekend. Most tracks have one DRS zone, although some have two. The DRS can only be used once a driver has closed to within a second of the car ahead at a specified 'detection point' on the circuit.
The DRS was introduced in 2011 to make overtaking easier, and while some see it as an essential weapon in a driver's arsenal, others believe it makes racing artificial.
Pit window
The pit window is one of F1's stranger terms, as it involves a certain amount of guesswork about when a driver will make a pit stop based on the expected lifespan of the tyre compound on the car. Pirelli usually estimates how far it thinks its tyres can go, and teams factor this information into their qualifying and race strategies. Meanwhile, broadcasters can use the information to predict when a driver will stop. So when the pit window is 'open' it means a driver is expected to make a pit stop soon, although it doesn't account for how good a driver is as looking after the tyres or various other factors.
Common F1 terms
When a driver is told to 'box, box', they're being instructed to make a pitstop. This is because 'box' sounds more distinct than 'pit' over the team radio, so there's less chance of confusion leading to an error. The word itself refers to the painted box outside a team's garage where pit stops take place, although some argue that it hails from 'boxenstopp', which is German for 'pit stop'.
Blistering can happen when a tyre gets too hot. This can cause the rubber to soften and break apart more easily, leading to a loss of grip and performance. Blistering can affect the whole surface area of a tyre, or sometimes just a thin strip that looks like an unbroken line when seen from the on-board camera.
Drivers want to avoid blistering because it lowers the amount of grip a tyre can produce, and once a blister appears it can be almost impossible to get rid of. That in turn means that drivers have to slow down even more to avoid making the blisters worse. In the past, blisters have led to complete tyre failures, which are particularly dangerous at high speed.
Brake balance/bias
F1 cars have a brake on each wheel, but drivers can choose how much braking force is applied to the fronts and rears depending on the needs of any given corner. They do this by operating the controls on their steering wheel, often making several adjustments per lap. It's usually referred to in terms of moving the brake balance (or bias) forwards or backwards.
Perfecting the brake balance is key to getting an F1 car to slow down and corner. If you apply too much bias to the front the car will struggle to turn, but adding too much to the rear could result in a spin. Drivers have to manage this challenge throughout each race, making adjustments for changing levels of grip and the reduced weight of the car as it burns off fuel.
Not all F1 tyres are the same: Pirelli supplies five different compounds of tyre (picking three for each grand prix) as well as an intermediate tyre for damp conditions and a wet tyre for when it's raining. The compounds contain different mixes of rubber, polymer, sulphur and various other ingredients. Generally speaking, the softer a compound is the faster it will be over a single lap, but the less durable it will be too.
Degradation refers to the reduction of grip caused by a tyre getting too hot. If you hear drivers talk of not getting their tyres 'in the window', they mean they haven't been able to drive the car in such a way that the compound stays in its ideal operating temperature where maximum grip is delivered.
Degradation (or sometimes deg) is not to be confused with wear, which is the process of the tyre tread thinning over time due to friction in the track surface.
Double stacking
Double stacking is when a team pits both of its cars on the same lap, with one following the other into the pit lane. Ideally the second car will be far enough behind that it pulls into the pit box just as the first car is leaving, and each pit crew is heavily drilled for such a scenario.
Teams usually double stack their cars in response to a safety car, although there are other situations that cause them. Double stacking is notoriously tricky: a botched double stack cost Mercedes victory at the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix after a late call confused the team's pit crew.
Downforce
Downforce is the aerodynamic effect that pushes F1 cars towards the ground when they move forwards. The higher a car's downforce, the more grip it will have in corners, the more traction it will have and the easier it will be to generate heat in the tyres. The key to a fast F1 car is to create downforce without also developing drag, which is the aerodynamic resistance acting against the forward momentum of the car.
The amount of downforce a car needs depends on the track, with some tracks favouring higher-downforce setups and others favouring power. Find out more about what makes a high-downforce or high-power track here.
ERS are an F1 car's Energy Recovery Systems. These harvest electrical energy over the course of a lap, giving drivers a power boost that can be used to attack or defend during a grand prix. The ERS can generate an extra 160hp for around half a minute per lap.
Two components form the ERS: the Motor Generator Unit - Heat (MGU-H) and Motor Generator Unit - Kinetic (MGU-K). The MGU-H recycles waste heat from the turbocharger, while the MGU-K recovers lost energy from the braking system. The electricity produced is kept in the Energy Store (ES); usually a battery made up of lithium-ion cells.
Flat spot
If a driver locks up a tyre when braking, it can sometimes cause the contact patch of the compound to become flat instead of round. This reduces grip and can also cause severe vibrations that make an F1 car more difficult to handle. In some cases the vibrations are so extreme that the front wing can be shaken clean off, as happened to Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari at the Bahrain Grand Prix in 2019.
Formation lap
The entire F1 field completes a slow formation lap (or warm-up lap) ahead of every grand prix, and before every race restart that follows a red flag stoppage. This gives engineers and mechanics time to clear the grid, and also allows drivers to warm up the tyres and brakes so they're not unsafe for what is the most dangerous part of the race.
Graining occurs when chunks of rubber break off from a car's tyres, but instead of being thrown to the side of the track the loose material then sticks to the tyre itself. This makes the surface of the tyre uneven and reduces the amount of grip it can produce. It's possible for a tyre to quickly recover from graining if the driver makes changes to their driving style.
The halo is the carbonfibre frame that surrounds the cockpit of every F1 car. It's a mandatory, standardised component that's designed to protect a driver's head from flying debris and impacts from other cars.
The halo was introduced in 2018, four years after the incident which killed Marussia driver and Ferrari protege Jules Bianchi. Although the halo would not have saved the Frenchman's life, it has been credited with vital interventions since, most notably protecting Charles Leclerc at the Belgian Grand Prix in 2018 and helping Romain Grosjean survive a 137mph crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix in 2020.
The halo is one of the more recent safety devices added to F1 cars, but you can read about the history of Formula 1 safety devices here.
A driver's headrest is made from an energy-absorbing foam, and is designed to absorb impact forces in the event of a crash. The headrest slots into the top of the cockpit like a jigsaw puzzle piece.
A lock-up is when a driver brakes so hard that one or more wheels starts to under-rotate, or stops rotating altogether. This often leads to a puff of white smoke from the tyres, and can result in flat spots that force a driver to pit for fresh rubber.
When tyres wear over the course of a grand prix, rubber is thrown off the cars and accumulates on the sides of the track. These chunks are called 'marbles', and drivers do their best to avoid them during the race. This is because they have the effect of making parts of the track slippery, but they also cause the same problems as graining.
However, after a race has finished you'll often see drivers deliberately drive over the marbles to pick up the discarded rubber: this adds weight and makes it less likely that a car will be disqualified for being underweight when it is weighed after the race.
MGU-H
The Motor Generator Unit - Heat (MGU-H) forms part of an F1 car's Energy Recovery Systems (ERS). It takes heat energy that would otherwise be lost from the car's turbocharger and converts it into electricity, which can then be used to boost performance during the grand prix.
MGU-K
The Motor Generator Unit - Kinetic (MGU-K) is the second main component of the ERS. It harvests energy lost during braking and turns it into electricity, which is then sent to the Energy Store (ES) to be redeployed later on.
Oversteer occurs when a car turns into a corner, only for the rear end to try and continue in a straight line. This results in a skid (or 'a snap of oversteer'), and drivers usually have to apply opposite lock (turning the wheel into the direction of the slide) in order to correct the problem.
Oversteer is something teams will generally try to fix with the setup of the car, and you can find out more about how F1 teams set up a car here.
Parc ferme
Parc ferme is French for 'closed park', and refers to the area sectioned off by the FIA for scrutineering. This is when scrutineers check that all cars are compliant with the rules, and teams are not allowed to touch their machinery in this time unless strictly supervised.
Meanwhile, parc ferme conditions apply from the moment a car leaves the garage for qualifying until the cars are released by scrutineers after the grand prix is over. When not physically sat in parc ferme teams are restricted to making only a handful of changes, including things like filling the fuel tank and making minor alterations to the front wing.
Racing line
Theoretically, the racing line is the fastest path around a race track. Generally speaking it uses the full width of the circuit and intersects the apex of most corners in order to open up the radius of each turn and maintain as much speed as possible. Drivers often experiment with their racing line during practice in order to work out how to achieve the quickest lap times, and it can evolve depending on the weather conditions and how much grip is being provided by the track surface.
Rake describes the ride height at the rear of a car compared to at the front of the car. Lifting the rear above the level of the front can create space under the floor to help a car's diffuser perform better, and it can also increase the downforce provided by the surfaces on top. However, it can also make the aerodynamics more difficult to control, and it becomes much harder to stop the nose of the car scraping against the surface of the track. Red Bull is the most notable purveyor of the 'high-rake concept', using an aggressive set-up in this regard in recent seasons.
Read more about the effect rake has on cars here.
The red flag is used to bring a grand prix to a halt in the event that stewards decide doing so is necessary for the safety of the drivers. Red flags are most common after heavy crashes where stricken cars can't be recovered safely or when debris is scattered across the track, although they can also be brought out if wet weather becomes so treacherous that a circuit becomes undrivable.
F1 tracks are broken up into sectors to help viewers and teams understand where the cars are quickest. Fans will be familiar with Sector 1, Sector 2 and Sector 3, although the teams have access to much smaller 'mini sectors' so they can really pinpoint where their cars are delivering and where they're underperforming.
F1 sectors roughly resemble thirds of a track, although there's no set distance they have to be. On the official timing board visible to teams and commentators, a driver's sector times are listed alongside their lap times: the timing board is colour coded, so if a driver sets a 'purple sector' it means they've gone fastest of anyone in that sector and that particular session. A 'green sector' indicates a personal best, and yellow means a driver is slower than their personal best.
Slipstreaming
The faster an F1 car goes, the more it has to work to punch through the air. By doing so it leaves a pocket of low-pressure air behind it, and any car following behind doesn't have to work as hard to achieve the same acceleration. Getting into this pocket is known as slipstreaming, and drivers will often do this to generate excess speed that can then be used to overtake.
Slipstreaming is sometimes referred to as 'getting a tow', or 'distant tow'. At certain tracks teammates take turns being the lead driver in qualifying, giving the car behind an advantage that can sometimes be worth several tenths of a second. At circuits like Monza and the Red Bull Ring, it's not uncommon to see drivers slow down to a crawl in order to benefit from rather than give a tow to the rest of the pack.
Tyres: Soft, Medium, Hard
F1 tyres are supplied by Pirelli, which provides five different compounds in addition to the wet tyres (for when it's raining) and intermediate tyres (for when a track is damp, but neither wholly wet nor dry). These range from the most durable C1 compound through to the least durable C5: Pirelli nominates three compounds for each race weekend, but teams can choose how many sets they want of each type.
To make things easier for fans, the compounds are always referred to as 'soft', 'medium' and 'hard' regardless of the compound mix being used. They're identified with red, yellow and white colour schemes on the sidewalls of the tyres respectively.
Wet tyres are blue and have deep grooves to clear water; intermediate tyres are green and have shallower grooves. Meanwhile, dry-weather tyres have no grooves at all and as such are often called 'slicks'.
The undercut effect is often used by teams as a strategic overtaking method. By pitting for fresh tyres first, a driver can make use of the extra grip immediately and quickly close the gap to the car ahead. If the lead car doesn't react in time - or can't match the pace set by those behind it on faster tyres - it will be at risk of losing positions when it eventually makes a pitstop.
It's not always the case that new tyres will outperform old tyres, as on some tracks it takes a while to heat up new rubber. In that scenario the best strategy is to pit after rivals, and this is called the overcut.
Understeer
The opposite to oversteer, understeer is when the rear of a car has the grip to turn into a corner but the front does not. This causes it to slide wide, taking the driver off their preferred line. As tyres wear over the duration of a grand prix, cars tend to develop more understeer as grip decreases. Drivers will sometimes describe understeer by saying their car doesn't want to 'turn in'.
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Marketing is simple: Determine the most likely customers for your product or service; communicate what you offer in terms of what your customers value; deliver what you promise and delight your customers, who will recommend you to others; price your offerings for a profit; and do it all with a smile! No wonder it can feel intimidating! But you can tackle it step by step.
The marketing strategy ties into your general business plan (see business planning resources in Section V); it should be consistent with your overall business values, goals and budget. But the marketing plan is different because it focuses on detailed tactics. Below are some Oregon resources, as well as selected tools from other states that are particularly useful.
Social media for agritourism: The best way to convey effective social media is by example. Below are examples of effective web-based communications from agritourism businesses and agritourism business partners based in Oregon. These examples showcase three types of online platforms: websites, Facebook pages and blogs. The website is your general reference resource for customers, like a paper guide that doesn't change often; Facebook is your newsletter where you announce upcoming events and show what happened; the blog is a window on your world, more broadly than you business alone. All these tools help you connect, and stay connected, with your customers.


Hawarit ware is a distinctive production produced at the ancient site of Khirbet el-Hawarit, west of Majdal Shams, in the northern Golan Heights (Hartal 1989:133; Hartal, Hudson and Berlin 2008). Production of this ware began by the early third century CE, and continued through the mid-later fifth century CE. Hawarit cooking ware is thin, reasonably well levigated and hard fired. Most of the forms made were cooking vessels such as cooking pots, casseroles, and lids, though jugs, juglets, lamps, and a series of bowls are also represented.
Hawarit ware vessels are distinctive: they are hard, light of weight, and well made, with thin walls, neat, narrow wheel-ridges, and crisply finished edges. Edges such as lips and handles have a clean and crisp look that suggests tooling. Vessel walls are quite thin and often have a thin to medium gray core in section, though the gray core is absent where the walls are thinnest.
The fabric is hard and fairly gritty, with many small, medium, and large, rounded and angular, black, red, and white inclusions; vessels give off a metallic click when flicked with the fingernail. There are many small and few medium sized white, red, and black inclusions. Long narrow voids are visible in section and smaller ovoid voids are present on untreated surfaces. Section colors are brightly hued, ranging from peach (5YR 7/8) to gold (7.5YR 7/8), but tending toward the latter. A sharp edged thin grey core is often visible, though smaller vessels tend to be fired through. Section color ranges from light orange to a darker orange-red (2.5YR 6/6 to 5YR 7/6 and occasionally 7.5YR 8/6).
The range of color on the exterior of a single vessel is commonly wide, with kiln blush and general mottling of shades of orange. Kiln blush and smoke circles is common, as are over-fired vessels that are gray or black on all surfaces and bluish gray (7.5YR N6) in section. A thin grey slip was applied to some larger vessels (usually cook pots), and in the later phases of production occasional impressed decoration was added to jugs and juglets.


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Advocates and state lawmakers are calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to approve legislation that is meant to expand access to naloxone amid a rise in opioid overdoses across the country and in New York.
Naloxone is used as a key counteragent, meant to curtail the effects of an opioid overdose and prevent deaths from occurring.
The measure would require medical professionals to co-prescribe naloxone alongside an opioid prescription if patient risk factors are believed to be present.
Public health advocates and policymakers are increasingly alarmed by a rise in overdose deaths that has coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic over the last 19 months. The Democratic-led state Senate on Wednesday is set to hold a public hearing on the issue.
"The opioid overdose epidemic that our country is experiencing right now necessitates that residents in our communities have greater access to an opioid antagonist so they can help save a life whenever possible," said Sen. Peter Harckham. "Co-prescribing an opioid antagonist for certain at-risk individuals makes sense should an emergency arise, and I look forward to Gov. Hochul signing the bill into law."
Hochul earlier this month approved a package of bills meant to reduce opioid-related overdoses in the state.


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Clothing collection bins continue to serve as convenient recycling option in 16 states
Chicago, IL (Jan. 20, 2016) - National clothing recycler USAgain announced today that its recycling efforts gave 50.7 million pounds of unwanted clothing and shoes a second life in 2015.
USAgain (pronounced Use Again) provides communities with a convenient and hassle-free option to recycle surplus clothing through a network of recycling bins in 16 states. In 2015, USAgain and its program partners prevented 760.5 million pounds of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere while saving more than 121 billion gallons of water and 289,714 cubic yards of space by diverting 9,650 garbage trucks from landfills.
"We aim to reduce the negative impacts of discarded clothes and shoes on our environment by providing them with a second life," said USAgain CEO Mattias Wallander. "We are making progress but our ultimate mission is to further reduce the amount of textiles that end up in the landfills through education and outreach events in addition to our clothing recycling bins."
According to the U.S. EPA, 85 percent of all unwanted clothing in the U.S., or more than 12 million tons, is thrown into the trash and buried in landfills each year with the average individual discarding 70 pounds of textiles annually. Nevertheless, the 15 percent of clothing that does get a second life is the equivalent to taking 1 million automobiles off the road each year.
In addition to placing recycling bins in strategic locations, USAgain partners with municipalities, local businesses, schools and nonprofits to host drives that raise awareness of the positive environmental impacts of recycling textiles.
"The key is to make textile recycling a convenient part of everyday life," Wallander noted. "The good news is that clothing recycling is catching on and more and more people think to recycle instead of throwing the items in the trash."
USAgain is a member of the national trade association for the clothing recycling industry — the Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association that advocates for reasonable laws and regulations calling for the placement and operation of clothing collection bins across the U.S. In 2015 for example, the New York Legislature passed state-level legislation (A5317), which not only regulates the placement and maintenance requirements for collection bins statewide, but also strengthens the disclosure and transparency requirements of bin operators.
USAgain also continued its commitment to the environment by planting more than 200,000 trees around the globe in 2015, most in partnership with Trees for the Future, an agroforestry organization. The trees will serve to sequester carbon emissions and repair damaged ecosystems, helping to make the planet a greener, more inhabitable place.
Media contact: Rasham Grewal at r.grewal@usagain.com, 630-293-1239 x1001
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This updated unit is perfect for your next vacation! Tasteful furnishings, unique lush landscaping around the complex and a comfortable bedroom make this condo unique. The nicely tiled lanais invite you to enjoy your favorite beverage while taking in the rich, tropical surroundings of the swaying palm trees. The living space is open and bright and features a full kitchen with all the appliances and accessories you could ask for. There is bar seating for three and a dining table for four so you can enjoy luxurious meals in the condo. Air conditioning and a ceiling fan in the master bedroom keep you cool while you lay on your king bed and admire the beautiful Hawaiian wood furnishings. Two newly furnished bathrooms make this unit perfect for up to four people as there is also a new pull out sleeper sofa in the living room.
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Maui's unique and varied terrain offers a multitude of activities. From relaxing on some of the world's most beautiful white sand beaches to the more adventurous undertakings of zip-lining and paragliding. Maui Kamaole's location is such that there are many activities and attractions right at your finger tips. The Kihei Boat Harbor is directly across the street from the complex, so you are mere moments away from watching the whales leap and play in the tranquil waters. Just up the road, you can enjoy strolling through the Shops at Wailea while taking in the majestic views. Some of Maui's top attractions are: Maalaea Harbor; many boats leave from Maalaea on snorkeling trips, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, whale watching (in season), sunset cruises, and more. It is much faster to leave from Maalaea Harbor than Lahaina Harbor when taking trips to Molokini Crater and Turtle Town. Other attractions include Maui Ocean Center, Haleakala Volcano, Iao Valley, Wailea Golf Club, King Kamehameha Golf Club, Maui Tropical Plantation, and the Whale Sanctuary. The town of Kihei is a quaint, laid-back beach town boasting some of Maui's most pristine stretches of white sand and turquoise waters. South Maui is fun for couples and families alike.


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Salmon Sisters is run by co-founders, fishermen, and sisters Emma and Claire, with support from their amazing all-woman team. Emma and Claire grew up on a homestead in Alaska's remote Aleutian Islands. Their family makes their livelihood harvesting wild seafood from Alaska's pristine and bountiful waters. Since they were young, Emma and Claire have worked on commercial fishing boats and continue to fish each summer while running Salmon Sisters from land and sea. Emma is the creative force behind the company, and Claire is all business.


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The Casa Sofi Apartment-Hotel has been recognized by the City of Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board as a historic property, contributing to the historical significance of the Ocean Beach Historic District as well as the larger Miami Beach community through its architectural design, location, setting, and workmanship. It is significant as one of the first apartment-styled houses constructed during the early years of the development and popularity of the Ocean Beach area.
The original Casa Sofi was one of the first apartment buildings constructed in the Ocean Beach Historic District and remains as one of the only buildings therein that has successfully preserved the integrity, feeling, and cultural significance of the District as a whole. Casa Sofi's simple and scaled-down architecture reflects the attitude of the Ocean Beach Historic District at the time it was designed in 1925 by the award-winning architect, Mr. William Francis Brown, juxtaposed to the more lavish architecture of some of the first hotels and apartment complexes built along the ocean front, combining characteristics of both the Mediterranean Revival Style of the 1910s to 1930s as well as the Art Deco Style of the 1920s to 1940s.
The Casa Sofi Apartment-Hotel was renovated, as approved by the City of Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board and in accordance with its guidelines, in 2018, with the aim of addressing structural problems, preserving its historical value, and reinforcing modern aesthetic. In 2021, the historic property was recognized with an Excellence in Construction Award by the Associated Builders and Contractors.
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William F. Brown (1886-1952) was one of the pioneer architects in Miami Beach. A native of London, England, Brown had previously been a seaman and had traveled around the world. His father had built the first railroad in Australia. Brown came to Miami Beach around 1922 and was employed by Carl Fisher.4 He designed Fisher's Boulevard Hotel, the Miami Beach Dog Track, the "Million- Dollar" Pier at Biscayne Street, and the Biscayne-Collins Hotel, which have all now been demolished.
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When the Diplomacy Bureau at home is composed of hopeless incompetents, the
Venusians are rattling the sabre, and it looks as if an utterly senseless war is going
to result, a little screwball stuff can be forgiven—if it works!
IF THE Karfiness hadn't cut herself badly while she was trimming her chelae one morning the whole mess might never have happened. But fashion decreed that the ropy circle of tentacles about the neck of the female Martian would be worn short that year, and everybody in the Matriarchy, from Girl Guide to the Serene Karfiness herself, obeyed without question.
That was why her temper was short that morning, and why she snapped at the Venusian Plenipotentiary who had come to chat with her concerning the space-mining rights for the following year. The worthy lady glowered at the gentleman from Venus and whistled: "'By the Almighty, if you fish-faced baboons so much as try to lay a flipper on a single free electron between here and Venus I'll blow your water-logged planet out of space!" And, unfortunately for the Venusians, she had the navy to do it with.
The principles of compensation operated almost immediately; the Plenipotentiary ethered back to Venus, and Venus severed diplomatic relations with Earth. Should you fail to grasp the train of events, stop worrying. Those are the facts; the Karfiness cut herself and Venus made warlike noises at Earth.
Earth was in a very peculiar situation. Only a century ago it had begun really intensive spacing, with freight-exchanges and mining. Venus and Mars and, in a smaller way, the Jovians, had been a space-culture for millennia. Earth did not have the elaborate machineries of Foreign Offices and Consulates, Embassies and Delegates and Envoys that the other planets maintained. Terra had gone into the complicated mess of astropolitics with her eyes serenely closed and the naive conviction that right would prevail.
TO THE cloistered Bureau of Protocol in Alaska came a message under diplomatic seal from the Ambassador to Venus, right into the office of Code Clerk Weems.
Carefully he scanned the tape and lead that closed the pouch. "At it again," he said finally. "I sometimes wonder if the whole thing wouldn't go smash if we read our own mail before every other Great Power in space."
Dr. Helen Carewe, his highly privileged assistant, opened the pouch with a paper knife and a shrug. "Take it easy, career man," she advised. "Your daddy had the same trouble before they promoted him to Washington State. We get all the dirty work here in Nome—have to explain how and when and why the inviolable mail-sacks arrive opened and read." She scanned the messages heavily typed on official paper. "What," she asked, "does 'Aristotle' mean?"
"Inexcusable outrages on the dignity of a representative of Terra," said Weems after consulting the code book. "Sounds bad."
"It is. Oh, but it is! They took Ambassador Malcolm and painted him bright blue, then drove him naked through the streets of Venusport."
"Whew!" whistled Weems. "That's an 'Aristotle' if I ever heard one! What do we do now?" He was already reaching for the phone.
"Cut that out!" snapped Dr. Carewe. She could speak to him like that—or even more firmly—because she was more than old enough to be his mother. The number of career men she had coached through the Alaska Receiving Station would fill half the consulates in space—and with damned good men. Brow wrinkled, brooded aloud, "While this isn't definitely spy stuff we ought to know whether they have a line on our phones. Don't get Washington; try Intelligence in Wyoming."
MEEKLY Weems rang the Central Intelligence Division. After a hasty conversation he turned to Dr. Carewe: "They say that we're being tapped—probably by Martians. What do I do?"
"Thank the man nicely and hang up." Weems obliged.
"Now," said Dr. Carewe, "the sooner Washington hears of this, the better. And if the Martians hear of this later, much better. What we have to avoid is the Martians' being able to let the Venusians know with any degree of credibility that Earth is very, very angry about the Aristotle. Because that will get Venus very angry and virtuous. Which will get Earth very dignified and offensive; snotty, I might even say."
"I notice," commented Weems, "that Mars is practically out of the picture. Except as a silent purveyor of fighting ships to both sides, is it?"
"It is. You learn quickly and cleanly. We'll have to go to Washington ourselves with the pouch."
"And report," said Weems, "to—? oh, my God!—Osgood!"
"Exactly," said she. "Oh, my—God Osgood."
And there...


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For the first two weeks of February 2016, the WDW Radio Blog Team will be reviewing great moments in Disney History. These moments have impacted the history of the company through film, parks, innovation, events and more.
Disney is known for great reveals. For example, the Imagineers designed the entrance of the Magic Kingdom Park to hide Cinderella Castle until that moment you turn that first corner on Main Street, U.S.A. Being able to hide and reveal a 189 ft. castle is certainly an impressive feat, but there is a greater reveal in Walt Disney World's history, and the Imagineers had nothing to do with it.
The reveal came in the form of a hastily put together press conference on November 16, 1965. Why was it hastily put together? I'm glad you asked….
In 1965, all eyes were on Disneyland, which was celebrating its first ten years.
Well, most eyes.
The eyes in Central Florida were more focused on the swampland in and around Orlando that was being mysteriously bought up. Whoever was buying the land was covering their tracks well. He (or she?) was using dummy corporations like Bay Lake Properties, Tomahawk Properties and Latin American Development & Management. Another company, Reedy Creek Ranch Lands, was run by a guy named M.T. Lott (say the name quickly to get the joke). Yet another company, Ayefour Corporation, hinted at why this land was so valuable (Ayefour = I-4, the interstate that runs through Orlando). The most telling clue to the mysterious buyers identity was the company RETLAW, but it seems nobody thought to spell the word backwards (Retlaw backwards is Walter).
Rumors abounded as to who could be buying up all this useless swampland. Ford? McDonnell-Douglas? Hughes? Aircraft? Boeing? The Mafia? Disney?
Emily Bavar, a reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, went out to California to cover Disneyland's Tencennial celebration and decided to to see if that last rumor had any merit to it. Our intrepid reporter took the opportunity during a lunch to ask Walt if he was buying up the land in Orlando. Walt quickly waved off the question and listed off a number of reasons why Orlando would be a terrible place to build a themepark.
In his response, Emily noticed two things:
Walt didn't actually answer her question
He knew an awful lot about Central Florida
"Walt was a bad liar," she was fond of saying later.
That night, she wired a story to the Sentinal with the headline, "Disney Hedges Big Question." It was a small article and it wasn't until she returned to Orlando that she was able, with help from her editors, to put all the clues together.
Later that week, they ran a longer article with their new theory and by the following Sunday, they were confident enough to run a front page article with the headline, "We Say: 'Mystery' Industry is Disney." That was October 24, 1965. Three weeks later, on November 16th, Walt was in Orlando for the aforementioned press conference, with the Governor of Florida, to announce his plans: a new themepark like Disneyland but bigger and something called a "city of tomorrow."
Cloak and dagger secrecy. Mystery and intrigue. Clues to follow. And a grand reveal. It is fitting that a place with such an emphasis on telling a good story would have a good origin story itself.
A couple of years ago, I was able to go to Orlando's history museum. They have, among other things, a great section about how Walt Disney World came to Central Florida and the impact that it has had on the city. These are a couple of pictures I took from the museum:
(Photos from the author's personal collection.)
Chris grew up during the Disney renaissance of animation and took his first trip to Disney World when he was ten. Even though he has loved Disney his whole life, his obsession didn't start until he began planning a trip for his honeymoon. Right now, his primary job (at least the one that doesn't pay the bills) is to indoctrinate his daughter with his love of Disney while at the same time convincing his wife to move to Orlando so he can become a tour guide in the parks.
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Working in a hospital means the staff room is full of old Heat, Now and OK magazines... mags I'd rather poke my own eyeballs out with than read! So I was horrified to find I'd forgotten my book and faced 30 minutes of Jordan & Peter or Kerry Katona's thin/Kerry Katona's fat stories. I went to the newsagent on site and it was slim pickings. Michael Jackson has just died, so it was pretty much wall to (off the) wall Michael Biographys, with that rubbish book Twilight which subsequently became a rubbish film and this "Look Who It Is! My Story by Alan Carr" thrown in for good measure.
Now I'm 33 and while I think my life has been utterly engaging and facinating, I imagine to everyone else it's only been mildly or moderately interesting. I wouldn't write a book of my life, so why do 'celebs' feel the need to put pen to paper every 5 minutes? When I saw this, I rolled my eyes, then thought of his stand up and radio show (which I enjoy) and thought "at the very least it's got to fill 30 mins better than bloody Heat magazine"... ironically the front of the book had a quote from Heat "easily the funniest book of the year" which totally put me off wanting to buy it. But what the hell, it was part of a "buy one get one half price" offer.
I was really surprised to find I really enjoyed this book. He's become a bit of a camp icon, but doesn't bang on about being gay in this book, in fact reading about his own revealation that he was gay was very touching and amusing. Unlike most Comedians, it wasn't a 'woe is me', 'tears of a clown' type biography. He's very upbeat about everything, even the most bazaar situations have resulted in fabulous material. He charts his 'rise' in the world of comedy with hilarious anecdotes about his private life and career that make no attempt to hide his anxiety and fear and have you appreciating how cut throat it is to succeed as a comic. He works hard, faces rejection and takes financial gambles. Alan Carr is such a natural story teller, he comes across as a genuinely nice guy and you're soon cheering him on to succeed, even though you already know what happens at the end.
I'd heartily recommend this to anyone who want's a light hearted heartwarming read and a bit of a giggle.


Veteran reality producer Matt Kunitz, creator/executive producer of Wipeout and executive producer of Fear Factor, has signed an overall TV deal with Lionsgate TV. Under the multi-year pact, he will develop and produce unscripted programming through his Pulse Creative banner, working with Pulse development executive Rebecca Quinn.
Kunitz was most recently under an overall deal at FremantleMedia North America following lengthy stints at NBCUniversal and Endemol where he worked on Fear Factor and Wipeout, respectively. Wipeout recently wrapped its seventh season on ABC and has been produced in 38 countries. Kunitz was the driving force behind all seven seasons of Fear Factor, the first reality competition series to go into syndication, which has since been joined by Wipeout.
Kunitz, repped by Greg Lipstone at ICM Partners and attorney David Tenzer, first gained prominence as a producer on MTV's groundbreaking docu reality series The Real World, where he rose to showrunner during his five-season tenure.
Lionsgate has been expanding its unscripted TV portfolio through its partnerships with Roy Bank's Banca Studio, Eli Frankel's Rogue Atlas Productions and Dave Caplan's Trooper Entertainment, which have yielded such series as Deal With It on TBS, Deion's Family Playbook on OWN, Way Out West on TruTV, Flea Market Flip on GAC and the upcoming Christina Milian Turned Up on E!


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Hackers Steal $4.2m from State Troopers' Pension Fund
Cyber-thieves targeting a pension fund for law enforcement officers employed by the state of Oklahoma have made off with $4.2 million.
The money was stolen from a fund of more than $1 billion set aside to pay pensions and benefits to around 1,500 retired highway troopers, park rangers, state agents, and other law enforcement officers.
The theft occurred on August 26, 2019, when the perpetrators managed to hack into the email account of an investment manager working on behalf of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System (OLERS) agency. A separate pension fund managed by the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System (OPPRS) was not affected.
In a statement posted to their website ten days after the theft occurred, OLERS declared that "no pension benefits to members or beneficiaries have been impacted or put at risk," and that "all benefits will continue to be paid in a timely fashion as always."
An investigation into the crime has been launched by the FBI, and attempts are being made to recover the stolen money. OLERS is extremely confident regarding the outcome of such efforts, stating on their website, "We are certain the stolen funds will be recovered."
OLERS executive director Duane Michael told The Oklahoman newspaper on Thursday that $477,000 has been retrieved so far.
Retired state trooper and president of OLERS Roy Rogers added that the agency's insurance will cover the loss if the funds cannot be recovered in full.
In a bid to prevent the re-occurrence of such a crime, employees at the agency are receiving cybersecurity training.
The individual whose email account was compromised by hackers will remain in their position, with the agency taking the view that such incidents are now an unfortunate part of daily life.
Rogers said of cybercrime, "It happens every day. It can happen to an individual. It can happen to a state. It can happen to a company . . . this kind of crime has just got rampant."
A similar crime took place in 2016, when hackers stole $100,000 from a Pennsylvania borough's police pension fund. And in Iowa in 2017, hackers stole the identities of more than 100 retired public employees to illegally claim their pension payments.
Source: Information Security Magazine
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Rod Gilbert Net Worth: How Rich was Rod Gilbert?
August 23, 2021 by Madhuri Shetty
Rod Gilbert aka Rodrigue Gabriel Gilbert was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward has died at the age of 80 on Sunday. The cause of his death was not revealed. Rangers President Chris Drury said in the release "Everyone in the Rangers organization mourns the loss of a true New York icon," added, "Growing up a young Rangers fan, one of the first names I ever heard about was Rod Gilbert – he was synonymous with Rangers hockey." Madison Square Garden Sports Corp executive chairman James Dolan said in a statement. "I am deeply saddened by the passing of Rod Gilbert – one of the greatest Rangers to ever play for our organization and one of the greatest ambassadors the game of hockey has ever had," added "While his on-ice achievements rightly made him a Hall of Famer, it was his love for the Rangers and the people of New York that endeared him to generations of fans and forever earned him the title, 'Mr. Ranger."
What was Rod Gilbert Net Worth?
Rod Gilbert Net Worth
$10 Million USD
Rod Gilbert aka Rodrigue Gabriel Gilbert was a Canadian professional ice hockey, who played his entire career for the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League. He was born on 1 July 1941 in Montreal, Canada, he was 80 years old at the time of his demise. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a press release "Rod Gilbert's impact on the National Hockey League and the New York Rangers over the past 62 years was profound — both on and off the ice," added, "As a player, he was revered by his teammates, respected by his opponents and beloved by Rangers' fans." Gilbert recovered and ended up with 406 goals and 615 assists in 1,065 regular-season games and 34 goals and 33 assists in 79 playoff games. In 1972, he had a goal and three assists in six games for Canada in its historic eight-game victory of the Soviet Union in the Summit Series.
The estimated Net Worth of Rod Gilbert is around $10 Million USD.
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The headline news from January 20, 2016
The archive of all headlines from January 20, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Los Angeles Times 20/Jan/2016 00:00:11
The L.A. council votes to pay $16.7 million to Kash Register and $7.6 million to Bruce Lisker, resolving two unrelated lawsuits that had accused Los Angeles Police Department detectives of trampling on their rights. Show Tracker
Campaign liveSarah Palin takes the stage with Donald Trump as endorsement jolts campaign
The Guardian 20/Jan/2016 00:45:08
Palin Endorsing Trump, Which Could Bolster Him in Iowa
New York Times 20/Jan/2016 01:15:03
With the caucuses less than two weeks away, Sarah Palin, the 2008 vice-presidential nominee, could help Donald Trump with evangelicals and the Tea Party.
Campaign liveSarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump is for real: 'Are you ready?'
'Going Rogue': Sarah Palin Backs Donald Trump For President
NBC News 20/Jan/2016 01:45:06
E.P.A. Says It Is Reviewing Flint Water Crisis Response
The agency said that although it communicated steps to treat the water in Michigan, "those necessary actions were not taken as quickly as they should have been."
Donald Trump and Sarah PalinA liberal nightmare come true – or a stage act?
The Republican alliance represents a kind of two-headed monster on the campaign trail, the likes of which world politics may have never seen
Gov. Snyder Pledges to Fix Water Crisis in Michigan
Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan was uncharacteristically contrite and emphatic. "I'm sorry most of all that I let you down," he said, citing repeated missteps in failing to identify lead in the drinking water.
Governor Pledges to Fix Water Crisis in Michigan
The L.A. council votes to pay $16.7 million to Kash Register and $7.6 million to Bruce Lisker, resolving two unrelated lawsuits that had accused Los Angeles Police Department detectives of trampling on their rights. TRAIL GUIDE
The Chargers need to forget sharing Los Angeles with the Rams, because they can't. To welcome the Chargers back as a second NFL team would be to ignore climate, dismiss history, and ultimately be doomed by both. L.A. Now
Governor Says of Flint Water Crisis, 'I Let You Down'
The Chargers need to forget sharing Los Angeles with the Rams, because they can't. To welcome the Chargers back as a second NFL team would be to ignore climate, dismiss history, and ultimately be doomed by both.Chargers apply to trademark Los Angeles names
Militants Kill at Least 5 at University in Pakistan
A group of militants stormed the campus of Bacha Khan University in northwest Pakistan, where at least five people have been killed, officials said.
A lawsuit was brought by his former general counsel, who alleges she was sexually harassed by Choudhury and fired after investigating claims from a student that Choudhury had raped her. NFL
Gunmen Kill at Least 19 at University in Pakistan
A group of militants stormed the campus of Bacha Khan University in northwestern Pakistan, where students, a senior faculty member and guards have been killed, officials said.
Live20 confirmed dead as gunmen storm Pakistan campus
Security forces move in after armed group attacks students and teachers in Charsadda, sparking explosions and gunfire
80 Shot as Gunmen Storm University in Pakistan
Security forces move in after armed group attacks students and teachers in Charsadda
Militants stormed the campus of Bacha Khan University in northwestern Pakistan, where students, a faculty member and guards were killed, officials said. At least four attackers were also killed.
Militants stormed Bacha Khan University in northwestern Pakistan, where students, a faculty member and guards were among the dead. All four attackers were killed, the police said.
Pakistani Taliban commander claims group is responsible for killing dozens of students at a university in north-west Pakistan
A lawsuit was brought by his former general counsel, who alleges she was sexually harassed by Choudhury and fired after investigating claims from a student that Choudhury had raped her. BUSINESS
30 confirmed dead as gunmen storm Pakistan campus
The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, among the most brazen in a long insurgency, in which militants stormed a university in northwestern Pakistan.
PakistanAt least 30 dead in terror raid at university
Dozens injured as security forces battle gunmen who stormed Bacha Khan campus in Charsadda
Officials are investigating whether the company repeatedly lied about the risk to its business from climate change -- and whether such actions could amount to securities fraud and violations of environmental laws. CALIFORNIA
The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, among the most brazen in a long insurgency that has targeted educational institutions in particular.
Officials are investigating whether the company repeatedly lied about the risk to its business from climate change -- and whether such actions could amount to securities fraud and violations of environmental laws.Investigation: How Exxon went from leader to skeptic on climate change research
Bernie Sanders Has Democratic Establishment in a Panic
2015 Was the Hottest Year on Record, by Far, Scientists Say
The weather patterns broke a record set only the year before, a consequence of the long-term planetary warming caused by human emissions of greenhouse gases, scientists say.
2015 Was by Far the Hottest Year on Record, Scientists Find
The weather patterns broke a record set only the year before, a result of long-term planetary warming caused by human emissions of greenhouse gases, scientists say.
Politics liveTrump would 'certainly' give Palin cabinet post
This so-called Planet Nine, described in the Astronomical Journal, would likely have roughly 10 times the mass of Earth and circle the sun in 10,000 to 20,000 Earth years. Science Now
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Dow Nose-Dives More Than 500 Points on Sliding Oil
Stocks Plunge Over 3% Amid Global Rout and Oil Slump
Traders in the United States continued the sell-off of stocks on Wednesday as worries about economic growth and the continued slump in oil prices weighed on investors.
The slide follows another sharp drop in stock markets around the world and extends a severe January pullback as investors fret over dropping oil prices and weakening global economic growth. L.A. Now
Dow Plunges 500 Amid Global Rout and Oil Slump
Traders in the U.S. continued the sell-off of stocks as worries about economic growth and the continued slump in oil prices weighed on investors.
Politics liveSarah Palin hits the trail with Trump in Oklahoma
The slide follows another sharp drop in stock markets around the world and extends a severe January pullback as investors fret over dropping oil prices and weakening global economic growth. BUSINESS
U.S. Stocks Fall Sharply Amid Global Rout and Oil Slump
Traders in the U.S. continued the sell-off of stocks as worries about economic growth and the continued drop in oil prices weighed on investors.
Politics livePalin hits trail with Trump as Clinton fends off new email accusations
Late Rally Lifts U.S. Stocks After Early Rout
2015 Was Hottest Year on Record by Far, Scientists Find
Politics liveObama expected to address Flint water crisis during Detroit visit
Stocks Regain Some Ground, But Close Sharply Lower
Politics liveObama addresses Flint water crisis during Detroit visit
Following declines in Asian and European markets, U.S. stocks initially plummeted in lockstep with another plunge in crude oil prices, which has raised concern about a slowdown in global economic growth and hammered energy stocks. L.A. Now
Panel of justices finds that the trial judge had issued improper jury instructions in the case involving the former L.A. city councilman and his wife, who were found guilty in 2014 of lying about where they lived so Alarcon could run for City Council. Politics
Last summer, Los Angeles officials agreed to allow ride-hailing companies to apply for permits to work at the airport. Uber and Lyft spent months proving to officials that they could comply with the terms of their contracts. L.A. Now


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IU Women's Basketball Program Adds Three New Players This Week
April 10, 2020 Mike Schumann Women's Basketball 2
The IU women's basketball program saw a wave of transfers leave the program over the last couple months.
In late January Indiana announced that guards Bendu Yeaney and Shaila Beeler were transferring. Last week, 2019 Miss Basketball Jorie Allen entered the transfer portal.
Things have balanced out quickly over the last week as the Hoosiers made three additions to their roster. With only Brenna Wise graduating, head coach Teri Moren wasn't anticipating the need to recruit for the 2020-21 roster, as transfer Danielle Patterson was waiting in the wings.
But the three transfers created several openings that Moren and her staff have moved fast to fill.
TENNESSEE MISS BASKETBALL CHOOSES IU
Chloe Moore-McNeil is a two-time Class A Tennessee Miss Basketball. The class of 2020 guard announced her commitment to IU on Friday.
Moore-McNeil averaged 20.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as a senior. She led Greenfield to a 34-0 mark and an appearance in the state semifinals for a third straight season.
The 6-foot Moore-McNeil scored 2,598 points for her career, and she led the Yellow Jackets to the 2018 state title.
2-time Tennessee Miss Basketball Chloe Moore-McNeil has committed to furthering her education and playing basketball for HC Teri Moren at Indiana!#ALL IN pic.twitter.com/pubtdAPRYU
— Lady Silver Foxes (@SilverFoxes2020) April 10, 2020
2019 ATLANTIC 10 PLAYER OF THE YEAR TO TRANSFER TO IU
George Mason grad transfer Nicole "Nikki" Cardano-Hillary committed to the Hoosiers on Thursday and will be immediately eligible.
The 5-foot-7 guard from Madrid, Spain is the all-time leading scorer for the Patriots with 1,766 points in three seasons.
Cardano-Hillary won the Atlantic-10 Player of the Year in 2019 when she averaged a career-high 20.4 points per game. She averaged 18.3 points and was second team all-conference in 2020.
I am so blessed to be starting a new chapter in my basketball career at INDIANA UNIVERSITY. So excited to be part of this amazing new family. Can't wait to get started. Go Hoosier! ❤🤍 pic.twitter.com/9QkfxFtzRz
— Nicole (@nikkich_14) April 10, 2020
PATTERSON ALSO ELIGIBLE IN 2020-21
After sitting out the 2019-20 season, Notre Dame transfer Danielle Patterson will be eligible for IU for the upcoming campaign.
The 6-foot-2 Patterson was the No. 5 ranked small forward in the country according to EspnW/HoopGurlz reporter Dan Olson, and a 2017 McDonald's All-American and 2017 Jordan Brand Classic All-American.
As a sophomore at Notre Dame, Patterson played in 33 games and averaged 2.9 points and 1.5 rebounds.
AUSTRALIAN BECOMES FIRST MEMBER OF 2021 CLASS
6-foot-1 guard Paige Price from Melbourne, Australia, became the first commit in the 2021 recruiting class. She chose the Hoosiers over Duke and Arizona State.
Thanks to everyone involved in the recruiting process. I have decided to verbally commit to Indiana and I am proud to be part of the Hoosier family. Go Hoosiers #GoHoosiers ❤🤍 pic.twitter.com/D8wcgYb03D
— Paige Price (@paigepriceaus) April 7, 2020
LOOKING AT THE 2020-21 ROSTER
Indiana will return the core of a 2019-20 team that set program records with 24 wins overall and 13 in Big Ten play. IU was on track to be a No. 4 or 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament before the season was canceled.
The Hoosiers still have one scholarship available for next season.
Ali Patberg – guard
Grace Berger – guard
Jaelynn Penn – guard
Chanel Wilson – guard
Keyanna Warthen – guard
Grace Waggoner – guard (preferred walk-on)
Chloe Moore-McNeil – guard
Nikki Cardano-Hillary – guard
Danielle Patterson – guard/forward
Aleksa Gulbe – forward
Mackenzie Holmes – forward
Arielle Wisne – center
Hannah Noveroske – center


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Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment: DUNE Collaboration
Rafael Maria Gutierrez, DUNE Collaboration
The sensitivity of the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) to neutrino oscillation is determined, based on a full simulation, reconstruction, and event selection of the far detector and a full simulation and parameterized analysis of the near detector. Detailed uncertainties due to the flux prediction, neutrino interaction model, and detector effects are included. DUNE will resolve the neutrino mass ordering to a precision of 5σ, for all δ CP values, after 2 years of running with the nominal detector design and beam configuration. It has the potential to observe charge-parity violation in the neutrino sector to a precision of 3σ (5σ) after an exposure of 5 (10) years, for 50% of all δ CP values. It will also make precise measurements of other parameters governing long-baseline neutrino oscillation, and after an exposure of 15 years will achieve a similar sensitivity to sin 22 θ 13 to current reactor experiments.
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Gutierrez, R. M., & DUNE Collaboration (2020). Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment: DUNE Collaboration. European Physical Journal C, 80(10), [978]. https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-020-08456-z
Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment : DUNE Collaboration. / Gutierrez, Rafael Maria; DUNE Collaboration.
In: European Physical Journal C, Vol. 80, No. 10, 978, 22.10.2020.
Gutierrez, RM & DUNE Collaboration 2020, 'Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment: DUNE Collaboration', European Physical Journal C, vol. 80, no. 10, 978. https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-020-08456-z
Gutierrez RM, DUNE Collaboration. Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment: DUNE Collaboration. European Physical Journal C. 2020 Oct 22;80(10):978. doi: 10.1140/epjc/s10052-020-08456-z
Gutierrez, Rafael Maria ; DUNE Collaboration. / Long-baseline neutrino oscillation physics potential of the DUNE experiment : DUNE Collaboration. In: European Physical Journal C. 2020 ; Vol. 80, No. 10.
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