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Slayden-Sundt Opens $227 Million Sellwood Bridge in Portland
Slayden-Sundt, a joint venture of Slayden Constructors, Inc. and Sundt Construction, Inc., celebrated with Multnomah County in February at the opening of Multnomah County's new $227 million Sellwood Bridge in Portland, Oregon. The project team replaced the original, deteriorating structure with a wider, pedestrian-friendly bridge that can accommodate the area's growing traffic volume. The 2,000-foot-long bridge, originally built in 1925, is the community's only crossing over the Willamette River for many miles in each direction, making it the state's busiest two-lane bridge as well as an iconic piece of architecture.
Designed by T.Y. Lin International as an open-spandrel steel arch structure, the new bridge complements the immediate surroundings and features two vehicle lanes in each direction, has two six-foot-wide bike lanes, and two 12-foot-wide sidewalks.
Serving as the Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC), Slayden-Sundt broke ground on the project just over four years ago and employed a number of innovative approaches along the way to help reduce disruption to the community and provide greater protection for the environment. Most notably, the team utilized a bold approach to construct the new bridge in the footprint of the existing structure without shutting down traffic flow. Rather than rebuilding the bridge in sections and shifting traffic back and forth between structures and newly completed segments, the team created a "shoofly" bridge. The approach involved lifting the old bridge deck and truss with hydraulic jacks and moving it to one side, then placing it on a set of temporary piers and connecting it to temporary approach spans so that traffic could continue to use it while the new bridge was constructed. The 1,100-foot-long steel bridge truss was moved in a single 12-hour operation and became one of the longest bridge sections ever to be moved.
"The Slayden-Sundt and Multnomah County team approach and coordination between all parties involved was key in delivering this successful project," said Greg Huston with Slayden Constructors, Inc. "We are proud to be a part of this project that will serve the community for years to come."
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I believe there is no right way, no right answer. But there are dimensions to consider as you map out your next step.
Are you working for good, experienced managers? Do you respect them, and will they invest in you? If so, stay with them as long as you are growing and learning – whether you are in a small or a large company. It is so much more efficient to learn from good managers than from bad. There are a thousand ways to do a job badly and a handful of ways to do it well so learn as much as you can from people you respect for as long as you can.
Are you working for a winning startup? I have found many employees are very loyal to their company, even when in their hearts they know it is failing, and yet if the company is not winning you may not grow. It could be that you get more experience because you get a battlefield promotion, but more likely if the company is not growing your responsibilities and span of control will not grow. Remember 9 out of 10 startups fail. So if you are early in your career and want to advance fast try to find a startup (if you chose to do one) that is growing.
Do you long for more formal training, If so then it's probably time to go to a larger company and grow your large company skillsets. These may be larger team management, scale, working with international teams, and probably politics. Larger companies will typically either having training programs internally, or have the budget to send you out on courses. I was fortunate enough to be sent to the Stanford Executive MBA program, all expenses paid (while I was pregnant) because the company wanted to invest in me. It was a fantastic experience for me, a math major with no business training, to learn the basics of finance, marketing, management and organizational development in a crash course. A startup would not have been able to invest in me that way.
Do you want to manage lots of people? Again, a large company stint may make sense for you. It is certainly a great experience to manage a large team of people or a large P&L at some point in your career. But with that will come both good and bad politics. Good – the art of influencing people in a constructive way; Bad – the art of backroom lobbying and selfish decisions. So prepare yourself for both.
Do you need stability? There are times in all our lives when stability is very attractive, such as when we are caring for an ill family member, and times when it doesn't seem important. Be aware of what you need right now.
Do you need to make a high end salary for the level/job you are in? Larger, established companies will typically pay more, especially if you are in a very competitive job category. Startups will typically want to conserve cash. Make sure you know what you are worth in the market at large and then consciously make the decision that works for you and your financial plans.
Do you enjoy risk and want to have fun? Well then, a startup is probably for you.
And when you are all done, looking back on your career from a beach or with grandchildren on your knee, what's important is that you have lived to your highest potential (whatever that means to you) – and that you have worked for and with great people in fun companies. Life is too short to work in low quality companies, with and for bozos, when there are so many terrific companies and people to work with.


One: Without seeing a bit more detail about how the code is supposed to trigger the catapult or the catapult mechanism itself, this is difficult to answer.
Two, what is the purpose of setting the motors to 15?
I use graphical but you may have somehow put in a wait or delay.
I'm assuming that setting the motors to 15 is to effectively "hold" them in place while loading. I believe that your problem is that once the catapult reaches the potentiometer loading spot the motors are always being set to 15. So when you press Btn7D you set the motors to 84 but then they are immediately reset to 15 because of the potentiometer reading.
Small change: second "if" to "else if." The problem is that if you press the button to go beyond 2200, the motors will be set to 84, no 15, no 84, no 15, … That's because you set them with the button press and then immediately reset them with the else on the following if statement.


A little bit over a week since I switched to the HTC Touch Cruise, and I already have quite a few scratches on the screen.
I'm pretty careful with the thing. I'd hate to see how it'd look if I wasn't. Now, in all fairness, the scratches don't impair anything. They're not even visible unless the screen is off and under a bright light. Nevertheless they do irritate the hell out of me, now that I know they're there.
I have no one to blame but myself. HTC did include a screen protector; I should have slipped it on right away. I've never used a screen protector with any of my other HTCs before, so I figured I wouldn't need one for this one. Big mistake.
Yikes... I'm gonna put the screen protector on mine asap. Did yours come with the case too?
It came with a velour-type pouch.
I don't own one but I believe it is more scratch prone since it doesn't have the raised bezel around the screen.
Joe, did you actually try it? Can you still use the touchscreen with your fingers?
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New three bedroom riverside house within the functional flood plain. The long narrow footprint responds sensitively to the urban grain of this Conservation Area setting. Simple monopitch roof profile minimises overshadowing to neighbouring gardens whilst providing appropriate shading to the new dwelling from high-level summer sun. Structural 'stilts' and ramped approach raise the building well above potential flood levels. The central reading space and 'Zen' garden create a break in the building footprint, drawing light into the circulation space, and separating the private bedroom wing from the riverside living areas. RIBA services provided from conceptual design to tender returns. Complete.


It's great how we all try to help one another through difficult or troubling situations, however we must be willing to recognise when we are out of our depth.
The person in difficulty may be troubled by something we know nothing about or have no personal experience of.
It's ok to tell someone that you want to help them but feel their problem is out with your knowledge or expertise to help them. Always offer to introduce them though to someone else who you know can help them better than you could.
Never leave someone in need thinking they are on their own and no-one understands their situation or how they feel, as reassurance I something that is always welcomed by those in need.
Today it's time for another lesson in Scottish words and/or phrases. I wonder how many you'll understand, never mind know!
We're a' Jock Tamson's bairns!
Any ideas what any of the above means, or are they all a foreign language to you?
So how did you get on? Confused or feeling quite pleased with yourself for knowing them all?
More schools, colleges, hospitals and orphanages have been started because of him, than because of anyone else.
More art has been created, more music written, and more humanitarian acts performed due to him and his influence than anyone else.
Great international encyclopaedias devote twenty thousand words to describing him and his influence on the world.
Even our calendar is based on his birth.
And all this he accomplished in a public ministry that lasted just three and a half years!
Do you remember being at school and sitting exams? It was always so quiet in the exam halls wasn't it!
Personally I always found the silence quite intimidating, so rather than it helping me concentrate, I found it distracting as every little noise seemed to be magnified 10 fold!
Could it be that life is just the same as school exams…when we're being tested in life, our teacher, God, stays silent while we're being tested. That of course doesn't mean that our teacher doesn't care how we are getting on in our test.
When we were at school, I'm sure if we'd tried to walk out on our exams, our teacher would have tried to convince us to stay and battle on through the test. Likewise in life, God may seem silent when we most need Him, but He is always there, and will help us when we need Him.
How many times have you to tried to do something, but either because it's been too difficult or it's taken too long to achieve, you've given up?
Some things time lots of practice and lots of time to achieve, and it's through hard work and dedication that we can achieve those things. But please remember that just because something is difficult to achieve don't give up, because when you give up and stop trying, you fail, and failure should not be a word that is part of our vocabulary.
God never gives up on us, or labels us failures, so let not allow failure to become part of our language, let's keep trying to achieve our goals, and more importantly, God's goals.
How's your week been? I hope your week's been better than mine!
Personally I'm really glad this week is finally over, as it's been a very very long and very tiring week. If you've been reading my blog for a while, you'll know I have been find things quite tough physically and emotionally for a while.
So this last week at work I've been on a training course with a number of my colleagues. The week comprised of two combined courses – the first 3 days long with a one hour "closed-book" exam at the end of the third day, and the second part of the course on the remaining two days with a two and a half hour "open-book" exam yesterday afternoon (which we were only allowed to sit if we passed Wednesday afternoon's exam).
As I'm sure you can tell just from this, it was a fairly intensive course with a lot of theory. The fact that there were two exams during the week, just put added pressure on us.
It gets worse though…when I was originally asked if I wanted to go on the course I was given the outline of the course subject which easily sold the course to me as one I wanted to attend. Then a week before the course our training packs arrived – I opened mine, had a brief read of the covering letter which indicated there was a bit of pre-course reading to do, but due to all the things going on outside of work did no more with this until last weekend…that was when I discovered that there was estimated to be about 16 hours of pre-course reading to do before Monday! Needless to say there was no way I managed to do all this reading, I managed only about half (but I wasn't the only one).
On Monday morning the course started, and as the day progressed it became apparent that we were going to be given homework to do every night of the course…I started to panic at this point as I know all the things I have to deal with outside of work each day and how exhausted I usually am when I get in from work…this week was going to be a struggle.
My predictions were accurate, it was a struggle this week as we ended up with about 3 hours of homework every night, so not only was I physically exhausted every day, but my brain hurt! By Tuesday afternoon I felt as though I was not absorbing any information as my brain had had enough by then. So as you can possibly imagine, I got myself into a bit of a state this week about how I felt I was doing on the course and the pressure to pass the exams.
Hubby was good though as he was the sensible person (just for a change, but don't tell him I said that!), reminding me that even if I did fail the exams what difference would it make as I couldn't be sacked just for failing an exam. Yes he was being the voice of reason, but to be honest it didn't really stop me from getting very stressed about the course and the exams.
When Wednesday afternoon's exam arrived I was very nervous, and was simply looking to pass the exam and didn't really care what score I got. Much to my delight I passed the exam with a better score than I thought I would get…and everyone else passed too!
That made me feel a little more confident on Thursday however by the end of Thursday that optimism was gone, as during Thursday we did some past exam questions and I didn't do well enough to pass some of the questions so would have struggled over all to gain enough marks to pass the final exam.
When Friday arrived I was stressed and just to make my day even more difficult I was in a lot of pain (my usual pain) and despite taking my painkillers since Thursday evening, they hadn't made any impression on my pain…it was going to be a long and difficult last day on the course…my one consolation during the week has been that I've not been the only one who has felt as though they are struggling, although I'm not sure anyone else had been quite as stressed out about it as me, but I may be wrong.
So yesterday afternoon at 1pm, we sat down to sit our final exam. Two and a half hours late I finished answering the final question on the paper, and then about 30 seconds later time was called on the exam. It had been hard work trying to get through all the questions in the allocated time (again I wasn't the only one who struggled time wise). The first few questions in the paper were ok however the further through the paper I got, the more difficult I found it, but maybe that was more down to the time pressure than the actual questions, I'm not sure.
At the end of the exam, not only did we have to hand in our answer paper, we also had to hand in the question papers too. In some ways this is good as it's meant I've not been able to re-read some of the questions and then fret over potential wrong answers, as I now can't remember any of the questions!
It will apparently be about two weeks before we get our exam results, so the worrying starts now!
I wonder how long I'll have my results letter before I open it!
Surprised? Well it shouldn't really be a great surprise as I was always very artistic when I was younger, ad you'd often find me sketching this or that when I had a few free minutes. And as for my schoolbooks etc, well they always ended up covered in doodles!
I loved drawing, I loved being creative. In a way that does link in with what I've ended up doing for a living, designing/developing/managing computer systems (applications).
So architecture was my plan, but how did I end up doing a degree in Computer Science and end up working in IT? Well to be honest I'm not quite sure! When I was at school (both primary and secondary) there were no computers in my schools, they were only just beginning to become "home computers"!
Yeah I know, I'm old, and putting this down in writing just makes me feel even older!
Although we had no computers at school, I was very interested in them and the possibilities they presented for the future. So yes, I did own a Sinclair ZX81 and then a Commodore 64! I was that geek!
So computing was becoming the "in" thing to do when I was at secondary school, so I think that plus my general interest in what computers could potentially do for us, lead me toward a career in computing.
I left school with the required qualifications to be able to do a degree in Computer Science, so I did that and so the rest, as they say is history.
Sometimes I do wish I'd pursued a career in architecture as I still think I could have done that, been good at it and enjoyed it, however I'm still happy to have got my computing degree and to still be working in IT. Like everyone I still have days when I wish I had a different job, but in the whole I'm still happy to be an IT professional!


Parking & Transportation - The Great New York State Fair!
The New York State Fairgrounds has parking for over 23,000 cars. For nearly all non-Fairtime events parking is free unless noted in an event's details.
During the State Fair parking is available in our designated Orange, Brown, Pink and Gray parking lots at the Fair. Follow signs from exit 7 on 690 East or West. Cost is $5.00 per vehicle. A free shuttle bus service is provided from the Orange parking lot to the Main Gate. E-Z Pass Plus will be accepted in the Brown and Orange lots. Follow the E-ZPass Plus signs for quick, cashless access.
All buses, motor coaches and non-overnight RVs/campers should proceed to the Orange Parking Lot to park at a cost of $5.00 per vehicle. Buses should park and drop off their passengers at Shuttle Stop #3 where they will then be brought to the main gate by the Fair's Centro Bus parking lot shuttle for admission. Passengers will be returned to the same shuttle stop in the Orange Lot from the main gate by the Centro Bus shuttle as well.
Motorcycle parking is offered in the Pink Parking lot across from Gate 3 at a cost of $3.00 per bike.
If you leave any of the general parking lots at any point, you must pay the $5.00 cost again to re-enter if you return the same day.
For those who decide to ride their bicycles to the State Fair, bike racks will be provided at gates 1, 3 and 10.
Click here learn more about our Daily RV Parking in the Pink Lot during the Fair.
There is NO overnight parking in any of the Fair's general parking lots.
Valet parking will be available every day of the Fair for $20. The dropoff and pickup area will be located on the access ramp to the Brown parking lot along State Fair Boulevard across from Gate 3 (see red star on map to the right). Drivers will leave their car keys with an attendant from Valet Park America, the Fair's parking contractor. Drivers return to the dropoff area to get their vehicles back and will be able to use a phone application to be able to signal the attendants to have the vehicle ready at a specific time.
Tailgating is not permitted in State Fair parking lots. Vehicles may occupy ONLY ONE parking space. Additional spaces are not available for purchase for the purpose of tailgating. Additional restrictions may apply. Disorderly guests are subject to ejection from the parking lot premises, revocation of tickets, and criminal prosecution.
Centro will once again provide its popular direct service to the New York State Fair. Centro Express buses will regularly depart from State Fair Park-N-Ride locations across Onondaga, Cayuga, and Oswego Counties arriving at the Fair's Main Gate. Click here for locations and schedules. Centro Ride Passes and transfers will be accepted on all State Fair service buses. Fares and times will vary depending on location. For more information, please contact Centro's Call Center at 315.442.3400.
Trailways of New York has a terminal stop at the William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center, located at 1 Walsh Circle in Syracuse. This stop is approximately 4 miles and a quick ridesharing or taxi service trip to the New York State Fairgrounds. Click here for routes and timetables.
Now both app-based ridesharing and taxi services will utilize the same area to drop off and pick-up riders. This area is located alongside State Fair Boulevard, between gate 2 where vehicles will enter, and the main gate where they will exit. This area is not to be used for drop off and pick-up by any other non-service type vehicles.
There is no drop off or pick-up at the main gate at any time!
AAA of Western and Central New York will have expert technicians on-scene throughout the course of the New York Stair Fair to assist members and non-members with any automotive issues they may be experiencing. From a flat tire to a tow — AAA will have you covered.


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Girona faces Barcelona
Girona faces Barcelona in a match from the 21th round of the Spanish La Liga. Let's take a look at this fixture between these two Catalan teams in our vip soccer predictions.
Girona are currently 12th in La Liga with 24 points won and a record of 5 wins, 9 draws and 6 losses. In their last five games they are without a win, doing three draws and suffering two defeats. The team's last match was also unsuccessful, conceding a dramatic 2-3 defeat during the visit to Real Betis. Aleix Garcia and Seydou Doumbia scored for the Catalans, but Betis managed to score one more and win the game.
Before this loss in Sevilla, Girona made three consecutive draws against Getafe, Levante and Deportivo Alaves.
As for Barcelona, Los Cules are eading the standings with 46 points. They are just 2 points ahead of the 2nd Atletico Madrid, but also having a game in hand. So far Barca have a record of 14 wins, 4 draws and 2 defeats. In their last five games Ernesto Valverde's boys are perfect – five consecutive wins.
In their last game in the league Barcelona enjoyed a 3-1 win over Leganes at the Camp Nou. Ousmane Dembele, Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi scored for the home side. Valverde left Messi on the bench for this game, but the Argentine maestro entered the pitch in the second half and turned the game in Barcelona's favour.
During the week Barca had a game in the Copa del Rey, but suffered a defeat during the visit to Sevilla. The same could be said about Girona as well, who lost their visit to Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.
These are our vip soccer predictions for the La Liga clash between Girona and Barcelona on Sunday afternoon.

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Our 2017 T-shirt design is by the multi-media artist and musician, Damon Locks. Printed on a plain white T on a super soft 100% cotton Canvas® t-shirt. Available in sizes S M L XL and XXL. QUANTITIES ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED.
Each year, we commission a new T-shirt design from a Chicago-area artist. 2016's tee was designed by design & print team Sonnenzimmer. These beauties are printed with reflective ink on a slightly faded black, 100% cotton Canvas® t-shirt. They're understated until you shine a light on 'em. Available in sizes S M L & XL. QUANTITIES ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED.
2016's tote bag celebrates the 30th year of ESS with a minimal, gray-on-gray design by Dan Mohr. At 15" x 15.5", the ESS tote is a utilitarian, lightweight cotton workhorse—perfect for carrying a small load of groceries, a stack of LPs, a bunch of cables, or whatever else you might need to tote while displaying your ESS pride.
Our 2018 T-shirt design is by the artist and musician, Melina Ausikaitis. Printed on a plain light-beige T on a super soft 100% cotton Canvas® t-shirt. Available in sizes S M L XL and XXL. QUANTITIES ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED.
Ten x Ten 2017 was a collaboration with Homeroom and Spudnik Press to commission original compositions and prints by five pairs of Chicago artists.
The fifth and most conceptually broad iteration of Ten x Ten, 'Ten x Ten 2017: Dual Practices' brought together 10 notable Chicago artists who have robust practices in both visual art and music. By considering questions about boundaries and location, Ten x Ten 2017 investigated Chicago neighborhood identities, urban change, and comfort in space and place.
Five artist pairs collaborated over several months to each create a two-part work that includes a song or audio piece and an 18" x 18" screen print. The results of these partnerships were released with a concert and gallery exhibition at Experimental Sound Studio on Saturday, September 9th.
The cassette features sonic works by each Ten x Ten artist pairing as well as a fold out booklet with their coinciding prints and descriptions of their works.
The cultural geographies of Hsiao and Locks are mapped together. The print takes Chicago's Blue Line train as center stage with a patterning score, which interrupts and compliments. The sound rearranges a traditional Taiwanese folk song for guitar, sculptural objects, molds, analog sampling and hip-hop. Sculpture Orchestra is an improvisation-based work that transforms sculptures and mold into performative objects by activating interior spaces and surfaces of sculptures. Contributors: Damon Locks, Adam Bach, Daniel Baird, Chinting Huang, Jennfier Huang, Kelsey Quinn Harrison, Eric Leonardson, Jeff Prokash, Ellery Royston, Elizabeth Van Loan, Adam Vida.
The artists swept the floor of the ESS recording studio, empty save the grand piano. They used the collected dirt, combined with charcoal, graphite, and conte crayon, to make thirty-nine 18-inch square rubbings of the wood floor. Simultaneously, they recorded the process from close and distant perspectives. They rubbings were photographed, and the resulting images were layered into three 13-image groups in Photoshop, generating the final images for the three screens used in the printing. The recordings were edited and layered in a similar accumulative fashion to distill the movements, gestures, and textures of the original two-hour process into a single 13-minute piece.
In THAT ALLOW THE LOWEST LAYER THROUGH, the flute is an ear for listening, an eye for seeing, or a mouth for speaking with an other voice. Huckabay and Booth explore the flute as a resonant chamber, or "room", that modulates sound and light. In their collaborative composition, the flute is prepared with an internal loudspeaker, wired to a computer. The signal is muted, filtered, modified, and controlled by the flute's various possible openings. The screenprint is adapted from a photograph created by inserting a roll of 35mm color film into the bass flute and exposing it to light by opening and closing the keys.
Dream Merchant is an exploration of Harold Washington's mayoral campaigns in 1984 and 1987, revisiting his aspirations through memorabilia and ephemera materials. Commemorating the 30th anniversary of his passing, clips from campaign ads and sampled speeches are interwoven into a narrative collages of Washington's vision and what he represented to the people of Chicago. In today's socio-political climate, we consider Chicago's cultural history in social activism and musical movements to reimagine the American Dream.
One time, my Dad and us kids went to "do wood". On the way back home, the passenger door of the truck opened and my sister Amanda fell out on to the road. She was not hurt, Captain Beefheart was on the radio.
My Mother laid her hands down to sew on mine. Hers are Marime, she says. She hides teeth from wolves to try to erase our Fathers. But we cannot build a new church without their hands underneath.


To book/request a place on this course please email Annette Coburn on skillnet@itcork.ie or phone on 086 0848704. Please note the date is provisional and will be confirmed shortly.
Advanced Java is a comprehensive study of many advanced Java topics. These include assertions, collection classes, searching and sorting, regular expressions, logging, bit manipulation, serialization, threads, networking with sockets, Remote Method Invocation, and Java Database Connectivity. This course consists of approximately 40% lab exercises and 60% theory and discussion.
Document and package a Java application.
Use many of the new enhancements added to the Java API.
Use assertions to write robust Java code.
Use regular expressions for efficient pattern matching.
Choose appropriate data structures from the Java Collection API.
Sort and search arrays and lists using a variety of techniques.
Capture configuration and debugging information using the Java Logging APIs.
Use Generics to create type safe collections.
Use features of the new I/O API.
Write TCP/IP Client Server applications using sockets.
Execute methods on a remote object using RMI.
Perform database queries and updates using JDBC.
This course is intended for Java programmers who wish to write programs using many of the advanced Java features.
Students should have completed a beginning Java course or have programmed in Java for at least three to six months.


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Anti-War Event in Venice:
Frank Dorrel, publisher of Addicted to War, was co-host of an anti-war evening at the Venice United Methodist Church. The event was held in honor of Fernando Suarez del Solar – whose son Jesus was one of the first Marines killed in Iraq – and to support Suarez del Solar's Guerrero Azteca Peace Project.
Suarez del Solar created the organization in memory of his son and all of the soldiers and Iraqis who have died in the war. The organization serves as a voice against war. Suarez del Solar gives talks and presentations to students and public forums, focusing on underrepresented communities. He teaches that peace is a better path and that military service is not the best option to attain higher education.
The evening included music and short films about Suarez del Solar.
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Chester Derald "Chet" McNabb (nacido el  y fallecido el ) fue un jugador de baloncesto estadounidense que disputó dos partidos en la BAA. Con 1,88 metros de estatura, jugaba en la posición de alero.

Trayectoria deportiva

Universidad
Jugó durante tres temporadas con los Sun Devils de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona, siendo el primer jugador de dicha institución en llegar a jugar en la BAA o la NBA. En 1942 fue incluido en el mejor quinteto de desaparecida Border Conference.

Profesional
En  fichó por los Baltimore Bullets, que esa temporada habían accedido a la BAA, con los que disputó únicamente dos partidos, en los que no llegó a anotar.

Estadísticas de su carrera en la BAA

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Enlaces externos

 Ficha de McNabb en NBA.com
 Ficha de Gene Rock en ultimatenba.com
 Ficha de McNabb en justsportsstats.com

Baloncestistas de Misuri
Baloncestistas de la NBA
Baloncestistas de los Arizona State Sun Devils
Baloncestistas de los Baltimore Bullets (original)

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Create date comparison with creating date parameter?
I need help! Is it possible to create a comparison from the previous year without creating a date parameter?
Currently, I have this dashboard with date selector but my client needs to get rid of the date selector and use the default date.
1. Re: Create date comparison with creating date parameter?
I just replied to your other post. It would be great if I could get a little more detail on the actual issue that is being experienced. If I understand correctly, the desired result is you want to be able to have a relative date filter instead of using a parameter? Is my understanding correct?


The Adjunct faculty has a special role in helping the College develop units in meta-cognition, bridging learning and thought between school and university. They meet with students and staff from the College to discuss initiatives. The first meta-cognition syllabus commences in 2017 for participating O and A level students. The Faculty comprises 'Old Boys' from esteemed universities.
PhD: University of Southern California Prof. Elec. Engg.
Nauman Zaffar A-Levels: 1985 BS, MS: Univ. Pennsylvania Prof. Elec. Engg.
Irfan Chaudhry A-Levels: 1988 BS, MS, PhD: MIT Prof. Elec. Engg.


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Agency: Evansville Park Police Department
Address: 15 NW Martin Luther King Jr. BLVD, Evansville, 47708 IN
Email: info@evansvillepolice.com
Website: http://www.evansvillepolice.com/
Evansville Park Police Department is located at 15 NW Martin Luther King Jr. BLVD, Evansville, 47708 IN. The Evansville Park Police Department phone number is (812) 436-7896.
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UPDATE- 17 year old Mackayla Scarbrough has been charged as an adult and is now in the Vanderburgh County Jail Arrests made in Thursday night shooting on east side-- Evansville Police have arrested 3 suspects in connection with the November 8th shooting that injured Odie Carrier. The shooting happened at 3421 Wood Duck Dr just after 9:00pm. Police have arrested CONNOR JOHNSON (18), XZEREUS DLAMINI (19), and a 17 year old female. All three are charged with Robbery with Serious Bodily Injury and Burglary with Serious Bodily Injury. Police believe the 17 year old female went to Carrier's apartment to have sex with Carrier. Based on text messages recovered from Carrier's phone, he was going to pay her for the encounter. Although police had the messages, they did not have a verified name associated with the phone number Carrier was exchanging texts with. Police believe that JOHNSON and DLAMINI came to the home with the female with the intent to rob Carrier. During the robbery, JOHNSON shot Carrier. All three suspects then fled the scene. At 2:30am on Friday, patrol officers conducted a routine traffic stop in the 800 block of S. Elliott. All 3 suspects were in the vehicle at the time of the stop. During the stop, drugs and a gun were seized, but there was nothing that connected the vehicle or the occupants to the earlier shooting on Wood Duck. JOHNSON and DLAMINI were arrested on misdemeanor drug and weapons charges. The female was cited for a license violation and released. As the shooting investigation progressed, information was uncovered that connected the occupants of the car stop to the shooting. The unverified phone that had been involved in the shooting was found to belong to the female who had been cited and released from the car stop. JOHNSON was interviewed and implicated himself in the robbery/ shooting. JOHNSON and DLAMINI have remained in the jail and were charged in the shooting. The female suspect was located and arrested on the Robbery and Burglary charges. She is being held at a secure juvenile facility at this time.
"Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened." -Billy Graham We at the Evansville Police Department want to thank each and every American Military Veteran for their service to and defense of the greatest country in the world. God Bless the United States of America and God Bless the American Military and all those who have served and continue to serve.
The Friday Rescue Roundup is Layla. Layla has been at Evansville Animal Care & Control (Official) since October 1st and is a Shepard mix. Layla is described as being sweet and gentle. She would do very well in a home that has a lot of love to give the sweet girl, in return Layla will provide you with the best snuggles. Please SHARE this post with all your friends and help find 'Layla' a great new home. If you are interested in adopting or rescuing, please call (812)435-6015 or stop by Evansville Animal Care & Control at 815 Uhlhorn Street in Evansville.
We have officially accepted the Docs vs. Cops challenge from @DeaconessHealthSystem. This November we are growing awareness for men's cancers. Later this month you can vote for your favorite 'boy in blue'. We hope you join us in growing awareness! **WARNING** THESE ARE NOT PROFESSIONAL ACTORS... There may or may not be a blooper reel #DeaconessNSN18 #DocsvsCops
EPD investigating Thursday night shooting-- Evansville Police are investigating a Thursday night shooting that left a man hospitalized. Police were called to 3421 Wood Duck Rd just after 9:00pm for a report of shots fired. The 911 caller said they saw someone shooting a gun at the front of the 3421 address. The caller was unsure if anyone was hit by gunfire. Officers arrived and found the victim, Odie Carrier Jr, in the residence. He had been shot and was unable to speak with officers. He is currently being treated at a local hospital. Investigators spoke with area residents and believe the shooter left the area in a vehicle before officers arrived. Anyone with information about this shooting is asked to call EPD at 812-436-7979 or WeTip at 1-800-78-CRIME.
Weekend Street Closings: Sigma Phi Epsilon will be hosting the "Sigma Phi Epsilon 5k Backpack Run for Veterans" on Saturday, November 10th, 2018 from 9:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Closing Walnut Street between Rotherwood Avenue & Weinbach Ave; Rotherwood Avenue beginning at Walnut Street, leading into UE Campus. Four Freedoms Veterans Parade will be hosting the "Four Freedoms Veterans Parade" on Saturday, November 10th, 2018 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closing W Franklin Street from Wabash of Flags to N 7th Ave beginning at 9:30 a.m.; W Franklin Street from Wabash of Flags to N St. Joseph Avenue will close at 1:00 p.m. (Parade will begin at 2 p.m.)
ROAD CLOSING NOTIFICATION: RIVERSIDE DRIVE The City of Evansville Engineer's Office will be closing the east & westbound lanes, one at a time, of Riverside Drive between Cherry & Vine Street beginning Friday, November 9th, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. All lanes of Riverside Drive will be open for the weekend traffic. In addition, they plan to complete Riverside Drive on Monday, November 12th, 2018 (weather permitting) from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
A Spotlight of Excellence The Evansville Police Department would like to acknowledge and brag on one of our own. Sergeant Steve Kleeman has served the Evansville citizens for over twenty years. During that time he has served in a number of capacities ranging from Field Training Officer, to Academy Instructor, to Motor Patrol Sergeant, to Field Training Unit Supervisor, and several other capacities. Most recently Sgt. Kleeman competed the necessary requirements to become one of only two Master Instructors in Southern Indiana. Sgt. Kleeman went through a grueling and competitive process in which he endured an eight panel interview just to be accepted into the course. During the course of his evaluation Sgt. Kleeman was observed while instructing three separate courses while simultaneously doing research and writing his own research paper. Sgt. Kleeman then endured a second panel interview upon completion. With this accreditation Sgt. Kleeman has now achieved the highest rank that a law enforcement instructor can achieve. Several agencies will lean on his expertise as he will now be able to teach others instructor development. We are extremely proud to call Steve Kleeman one of our own. As previously mentioned there are two Master Instructors in Southern Indiana. The other one is Officer Chuck Knoll, also of the Evansville Police Department. Congratulations!
November is that special time of the year when a lot of people put the razors away and embrace the scruffiness. This November will be no different. Several officers will be growing beards for No Shave November. We are partnering with Deaconess to promote awareness concerning men's cancer. Be on the lookout for our soon to be fury friends. For more information about the campaign visit www.deaconess.com/noshave
UPDATE- Evansville Police continue to investigate the death of 21 year old Amon Johnson. Johnson was found deceased in an alley in the 600 block of E Missouri early Tuesday morning. Johnson appeared to have been shot. Investigators have interviewed multiple people in an effort to piece together the events leading up to Johnson's death. The investigation is active and additional information is being sought. Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to call EPD at 812-436-7979 or WeTip at 1-800-78-CRIME. EPD investigating homicide in the 600 block of E Missouri— Evansville Police are investigating a homicide in the 600 block of E Missouri. Police were called to alley behind 631 E Missouri just before 7:00am on Tuesday for a report of a person laying on the ground. Officers arrived and found a man who was deceased. Initial observations led officers to believe the man had been shot. An official identification of the victim has not been made. No suspect information is known at this time. Police are asking anyone who was in the area of this incident Monday evening or early Tuesday morning and saw or heard anything unusual to call EPD at 812-436-7979 or WeTip at 1-800-78-CRIME.
The Friday Rescue Roundup is 'Finess'. Finess is a Pit mix and is about a year to a year and a half old. Finess is described as being very energetic and still very much a puppy. Finess would do best in living in a home with a fenced in yard to play in. If you provide Finess with squeaky toys and treats she will give you unconditional love in return. Come see Finess today! Please SHARE this post with all your friends and help find 'Finess' a great new home. If you are interested in adopting or rescuing, please call (812)435-6015 or stop by Evansville Animal Care & Control (Official) at 815 Uhlhorn Street in Evansville.
WEEKEND ROAD CLOSINGS: The University of Evansville Athletics Department will be hosting the "UE FanFest" beginning Saturday, November 3rd, 2018 from 5:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closing Main Street between SE 6th Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. University of Evansville The Hadi Shriners will be hosting the "Hadi Fall Ceremonial Parade" beginning Saturday, November 3rd, 2018 from 2:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. No road closings. Start at 6 Walnut Street to 2nd Street to Main Street to 4th Street to Walnut Street and back to 6 Walnut Street. Tri-State Multiple Sclerosis Association will be hosting the "Tri-State Multiple Sclerosis Association Autumn Walk" beginning Sunday, November 4th, 2018 from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. No road closings. Starting at School Side Drive, turn left onto Fielding Road, walkt to entrance of Harrison High School track and exit to sidwalks on S. Cullen Ave, turn left back onto School Side Drive. Walkers will utilize sidewalks at all times, with volunteers alont route to keep walkers on sidewalks.
EPD Officer injured during investigation into suspicious person at Fairlawn Elementary School-- An Evansville Police Officer was injured while investigating a complaint of a suspicious person at Fairlawn Elementary School. The officer was sent to the school around 6:50 on Wednesday morning when a school employee called to report LOGAN STIDHAM was at the front doors acting suspicious. The employee asked Stidham why he was at the school and he replied he had a child in daycare there. The employee knew that to be false and called 911. The responding officer located Stidham near the school and attempted to question him. Stidham was uncooperative and would not comply with the officers instructions or identify himself. When the officer tired to handcuff Stidham, he pulled away. The officer deployed his TASER, but it was unsuccessful in subduing Stidham. A physical altercation between the officer and Stidham resulted in the two wrestling on the ground. As Stidham resisted, the officer was able to call for assistance. Stidham was able to gain control of the officer's TASER and discharged it as he held it against the officer's face. Stidham lost control of the TASER, but ended up on top of the officer. While pinned on his back, the officer was able to partially control Stidham's hands and wrist. He was able to do so until another officer arrived. Stidham refused to let the officer up. Another TASER was used, but was also ineffective. The second officer then used physical force to stop Stidham's actions. As other officers arrived, Stidham continued to ignore instructions. Additional force was used. Stidham was eventually taken into custody. The officer received facial injuries during the assault. He was treated at a local hospital and released. Stidham was examined at a local hospital and then booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail. He is charged with: Battery with a Deadly Weapon Battery with Serious Bodily Injury Resisting Law Enforcement Trespass Theft Although the initial 911 call came from a school employee, classes do not begin at the school until 8:15. The incident did not impact the start of the school day, nor were any students involved in anyway.
Threats directed at Good Shepard school will be investigated by Kentucky authorities-- The investigation into online threats directed at Good Shepard Catholic School has been handed over to Henderson County authorities. Evansville Police began investigating the threats on Monday night. The student who made the threats was located at a parent's house in Evansville prior to start of the school day on Tuesday. During the investigation, Evansville Police were able to determine the threats were posted online by the student while he was at a home in Henderson County Kentucky. Although the target of the threat was in Indiana, the alleged criminal action took place in Kentucky. The juvenile was released to a parent while Kentucky authorities continue the investigation.
Our first "Trick or Treater" stopped by headquarters this afternoon to unofficially kick off Halloween. As the daughter of one of our EPD Patrol Officers, she is also niece to another, and granddaughter to a recently retired EPD Sergeant. Who knows, maybe some day she will join our ranks. By the way, deadline for applications is midnight tonight. www.evansvillepolice.com #becomeanofficer
Meet Judy. Judy ordered a pink EPD patch and three days later had her yearly mammogram. She was diagnosed with very early stages of breast cancer. Judy has a very promising chance to beat this because she gets yearly mammograms and caught it early. Judy wanted her story told because she hopes someone else will benefit from hearing it. There are still several pink EPD patches available that can be purchased at EPD headquarters. Patches are just $10 each and proceeds go toward cancer research. #findacure #pinkalloctoberlong #earlydetection #judystrong
If your Halloween plans involve consuming alcohol don't forget you're not a pumpkin so don't drive smashed!
Juvenile in custody for making online threats directed at Good Shepard Catholic School— Evansville Police have taken a Good Shepard Catholic School student into custody after he made threats to shoot people at the school. Police were notified of the threats on Monday night and the suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday morning. The investigation is ongoing. Evansville Police are again reminding people that all threats will be taken seriously and those who make them will be charged to the fullest extent of the law.
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The EPD is working a lot of accidents this morning. Please give yourself time to get to where you are going, slow down sooner than you think you need to and be safe. https://t.co/QlZ1SfRfum
Here is this years Coffee with a Cop schedule! Please feel free to join us for open and honest conversation! https://t.co/4e0KFQlcoG
UPDATE: Fabian L. Bennett has been taken into custody with the help of EPD's Viper Unit and the U.S. Marshals Service. He is being charged with murder. https://t.co/lnj5As7JiW
A murder warrant has been issued for Fabian L. Bennett, 30. He is 5'07 and currently has shorter hair and may have facial hair like the most recent image. Bennett is considered armed and dangerous. If contact is made with Bennett, please do not approach him and contact 9-1-1. https://t.co/g3BJglChCY
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Shooting occurred in the area of Third Ave and Oregon St. Please avoid the area, this is a very active crime scene. PIO is staged at Fulton and Columbia.
EPD Public Information Officer will be arriving in the area of Lincoln Ave & Kirkwood Drive at 19:45 to provide further details.
A shooting has occurred in the 800 block of Kirkwood Drive. Three victims were transported to local hospitals. Please avoid the area. More information will be given as the investigation continues.
EPD is working a vehicle versus motorcycle crash in the area of Maxwell and Lynch. Expect delays. Please choose an alternative route if possible.
Proceeds from the sales go toward the next Cops Connecting With Kids Disney Adventure taking place on January 31st. https://t.co/97XWoMceyt
**Traffic Alert** Traffic lights at Lloyd and Fielding are out due to damage. Intersection now a four way stop with high congestion. Citizens are encouraged to take alternate routes to avoid heavy congestion.
RT @sschaefer01: #EvvBudget22 hearings continue today. @EvansvillePD, Dept of Metro Development, Animal Control, @EVVCITYCEM, Street Mainte…
The EPD PIO will be at the north parking lot of Lowe's located near Morgan/I-69 at 11:30. Please avoid the area due to a fatality accident and road closures.
EPD is at the CK Newsome Center from 10-2 for the Back 2 School Blitz hosted by Black Nurses of Evansville. https://t.co/br9dE4Ogan
If you're traveling toward the riverfront this morning - some roads may be blocked off for the YMCA 5k/10k race. EPD is assisting with blocking roads for the event. https://t.co/SAXlBWYO3f
EPD's Detective Spencer, LEBA certified instructor, successfully conducted a 3-day bicycle training. He has been a LEBA instructor since 2004 and has trained many of our officers. Congratulations to Officer Harter on becoming EPD's newest officer to join the bike patrol. https://t.co/EG75Ci2ERp
Thank you to Wayne Lindsey of Legend Directional Services for his gracious delivery of Mission BBQ. https://t.co/breXhxzPqE
RT @evdiocatholicsc: Thank you @EvansvillePD for being @MaterDeiHS this morning helping with traffic. @messageonline https://t.co/XLI7Becv…
National Night Out is still going strong. Come on out for the next hour, at the CK Newsome! https://t.co/imjfDMvI1s


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Fiscal and public safety concerns have motivated State and local policymakers to consider alternatives to incarceration that protect public safety, provide drug treatment, and avoid the costs and consequences of long-term incarceration.
While this Strategy has highlighted a variety of alternatives that have demonstrated some level of effectiveness, much more knowledge is needed about what works and what programs can be taken to scale for the large number of drug offenders who can be safely supervised in the community. The use of alternatives to incarceration offers a cost-effective means of alleviating the over-reliance on incarceration for drug-involved offenders. OJP, in consultation with SAMHSA, will continue to promote innovation and evaluate those new and existing programs that hold the promise of reducing incarceration and maintaining public safety.


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For Dura-Ace 9100's redesign, it was only fitting for Shimano to update its ST-R9100 11-Speed STI Shifters alongside the reworked front and rear derailleurs. When it unveiled Dura-Ace 9100, Shimano subsequently gave a nod of solidarity to double cranksets and mechanical shifting for road. Rather than stubbornly refusing to let traditional standards die, Shimano demonstrates these technologies' ability to transition into the future. Sure, a few of us at Competitive unabashedly love the soul of mechanical shifting, but with the crispness, precision, and sinewy curves of the new R9100 Shifters, the system makes the argument for itself.
Shortening up the lever stroke and updating the internal shifting unit were first on the list for the shifters' upgrades, and Shimano succeeded admirably at what it does best: creating incredibly reliable, functional componentry. Quick taps deliver smooth, effortless shifts along the cassette and crankset compared to 9000, whether you're mashing down on the pedals in a race or out for a Sunday hill climb with your ride crew, which places Dura-Ace 9100 at the zenith of mechanical shifting.
Shimano waved its meticulous wand over the brake levers as well, achieving improved hand/lever interaction by carving the lever blades into a more sinuous, contoured shape. This shape enhances braking leverage in a decidedly European style not previously seen from the more utilitarian brand, giving you the ability to shave, rather than dump, speed on serpentine descents from the hoods as well as the drops. Further, the brand cleaned up the hoods, sculpting them into a smaller, more organic shape that enhances both rider comfort as well as the groupset's already classy aesthetics.
I bought these to replace the D-A 9000 STI shifters. The reason for the replacement the premature fraying/breaking of the rear derailleur cable at its head, at 7,848 miles. I had read that the 9100 shifters extended the durability of the cable.
After installing the 9100 shifters and using them for 750 miles, the shifting on the rear derailleur is not as precise as with the 9000 shifters. The front shifter works well except the force required to shift to the big ring seems harder than with the 9000 shifter.
I will reinstall the 9000 shifters when the rear derailleur cable frays, unless this does not occur until after more than 28,000 miles, the duration of the 7800 series rear derailleur cable.
It is Shimano, Dura Ace, it is the best you can get.
I used a DA-7800 10 speed for quite a few years. Let me say this, the 7800 was the foundation of the mechanical DA 9100. With that said, the 9100 11-speed FD and RD has the ability to be trimmed to a perfectly silent "transmission". This is by far the quietest setup that I have had as a mechanical. If your considering upgrading from 10-11 speed and you are interested in the DA 9100, go for it! you won't regret it.
Shimano has redefined mechanical shifting once again. Ergonomics are absolutely top notch. If you're moving over from a 10 speed or earlier group, the levers are longer so you may have to move to a shorter reach bar or shorter stem though. The small shift paddle is now enlarged to make them easier to reach in the drops. The hoods have a new texture which honestly doesn't make a difference for me, but they look cool at least? The action is ridiculously tight and smooth, it reminds me of my other favorite past time.
Another note is that it is compatible with all 11 speed Shimano derailleurs (5800, 6800, 9000, R8000, obviously R9100). All the necessary cables and housing is included with the shifters.
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These shifters are very smooth, the hoods are very comfortable, and the finish is very nice. What more can you ask for?
Love the shorter throw of the 9100 levers. Grips and set-up are definitely improved, the feel of the hoods is similar to 9000 but they don't seem to get as gummed up. Same great braking feel and lever modulation as 9100.
NOTE: Would recommend running modern shallow-drop bars with these levers given the tad shorter lever throw. Older style bars with a deeper drop will limit the ability to set up the lever throw in correlation to how close the pads are to the rim when not engaged.
Shifting is a bit lighter than DA 9000 but every bit as solid.
I just upgraded form Ultegra to Dura-Ace and love the shorter lever stroke.
Are derailleur and brake cable set included with the shifters or i have to buy them apart?
The cable set will be included with the shifters.


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Oyeniyi Okunoye is Professor of English at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. He earned his PhD from the University of Ibadan in 2002 and teaches African Literature, Literary Theory, Oral Literature and Research Methods. His research interests are in African poetry, Yoruba Popular Poetry and Nigerian Short fiction. He has held the Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship, the British Academy Visiting Fellowship, the Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship, the CODESRIA Grant for Advanced Research and the Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Fellowship. He has been a visiting researcher at the Universities of Cape Town, Birmingham, Bayreuth and Cambridge. He is currently working on a book-length study of Nigerian short fiction in English and researching poetry performance in West Africa and third generation Nigerian poetry. He is a founding member of the Nigerian Humanities Society.
Professor Okunoye has contributed to such journals as Research in African Literatures, Interventions, Wasafiri, History in Africa, A Review of International English Literature, Journal of Commonwealth Literature, English Studies, Africa: Journal of the International African Institute, Kunapipi, Commonwealth Essays and Studies, Cahier d'etudes africaines, History in Africa, New Literatures Review, Obsidian, Neohelicon, Matatu and Journal of African Travel Writing. He is a Section Editor of Postcolonial Text and has been reviewing for many leaned journals, including Research in African Literatures, PMLA, Journal of Commonwealth Literature, The Journal of Modern African Studies andTydskrif vir Letterkunde.
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A violent robber who was scratched by a woman as he attacked her in her own home has been jailed after being caught by DNA – from her FINGERNAIL clippings.
David Devlin, 26, had tried to cover his tracks by cutting the victim's fingernails after she clawed at his face during a terrifying raid on her property on March 11.
A court heard the thug, along with three other men, had broken into the 60-year-old woman's house on Yardley Drive, Leicester, by smashing a window.
The gang then demanded cash and gold before punching her and shoving her to the ground during which she scratched one of them bravely trying to grab their balaclava.
They then sprayed her hands and face with a cleaning fluid and clipped her nails while pulling off two bangles and her wedding ring before fleeing the scene.
The woman was left with a fractured left wrist, bruising to her face and damage to her eye after trying to put up a fight during the harrowing attack.
But her courageous actions led to Devlin being snared after forensics recovered the fingernail clippings and sent them off for DNA analysis which proved a match.
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He was arrested and charged with the offence at the woman's property – along with other crimes including another robbery.
The second robbery took place on the same day at an address on Timble Road, Leicester, where a mother and her child lived.
The trio had broken in and had threatened the mum with a screwdriver before they escaped with thousands of pounds worth of jewellery and a camera.
Devlin, of Northampton, pleaded guilty to two counts of robbery, one count of causing grievous bodily harm and two counts of handling stolen goods
He had previously also admitted absconding from lawful custody after he escaped from HMP Sudbury, Derbys., on May 29 last year.
Devlin was jailed for 22 years at Leicester Crown Court on Monday (10/9).
Detective Inspector Gareth Goddard, of Leicestershire Police, said after the case: "Devlin's crimes are truly shocking.
"People were attacked and left terrified in their own homes because of the actions of Devlin along with others. In one case, a woman suffered a number of horrific injuries.
"Devlin went to extreme lengths in trying to stop any evidence being left from his crimes but the detailed and thorough investigative work of our team led to him being identified through DNA evidence from fingernail clippings.
"It left Devlin with no choice but to plead guilty to his crimes in court and accept full responsibility which has resulted in a 22-year sentence being passed.
"We do want to thank the victims in these cases for their bravery and co-operation following truly terrifying times which has led to this conviction.
"We assure them and the community that we continue to work tirelessly to identify all the people responsible for these offences and to bring them too before the courts.
"At Leicestershire Police we continually work to both prevent and detect robberies and burglaries at people's homes.
"I hope this sentence sends a message out that we will not tolerate these crimes in our community and will take all the actions and investigative work necessary to ensure we find answers for victims and to see that justice is fully served."
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13 Football Players Earn All-Ivy League Honors, Five on First Team
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Led by first-team selections Larry Allen, Jr., Stone Hart, Wesley Ogsbury, Aaron Shampklin and Jon Sot, 13 Harvard football student-athletes earned selection to All-Ivy League teams, as announced by the conference office Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Jordan Hill, Jake McIntyre, Tim O'Brien, Richie Ryan and Liam Shanahan earned All-Ivy second team, while Zach Miller, Adam Scott and Tom Stewart received honorable mention.
A stalwart member of Harvard's offensive line, Allen makes his third appearance on the All-Ivy team, including second-straight on the first team. A native of Danville, California, he started all 10 games and helped the Crimson average 30.4 points per game and 437.8 yards per game, 207.8 on the ground and 234.0 in the air.
Shampklin, a product of Paramount, California, enjoyed one of the finest seasons for a running back in Harvard history. He led the Ivy League in all-purpose yards (118.6 per game) and rushing yards (105.3 per game). Shampklin, who scored four touchdowns in the win over San Diego, finished the year with 1,053 rushing yards, the ninth most in school history, on 173 carries for a 6.1 yards per rush average. He became the 11th Crimson player to eclipse 1,000 yards rushing in a season.
Hart, who hails from Olympia, Washington, moved up to the All-Ivy first team after earning a second-team spot last year. He played in all 10 games at defensive tackle and led the team with 8.5 tackles for a loss and was sixth with 32 tackles overall. Hart also earned the Joseph E. Wolf Award, as the team's top interior lineman at the annual banquet.
Ogsbury, who was elected the 146th captain in Harvard football history, will return to campus next year after garnering All-Ivy first-team honors as a defensive back. A Denver, Colorado product, he led the team with six interceptions, good for second in the Ivy League and third in the nation with 0.6 interceptions per game. He finished with 29 tackles and was tabbed Ivy Defensive Player of the Week Nov. 5. after picking off two passes against Columbia.
The Ivy League's leading punter, Sot, a native of Clark, New Jersey, averaged 41.1 yards per punt on the season, the second-best mark in school history. He had a total of 51 punts, placing 19 inside the 20-yard line.
Hill, a linebacker from Silver Spring, Maryland, played in all 10 games and led the Crimson with 70 tackles on the year, which was also good for eighth in the conference.
One of the finest kickers in program history, McIntyre, a product of Orlando, Florida, completed his junior season tied for the Harvard career record with 30 field goals. He also tied the Crimson single-season record with 13 field goals in 2018 and hit all 31 extra-point attempts on the season. He produced 70 points on the year and ranks fourth in school history with 167 career points among kickers. McIntyre, who earned CoSIDA Academic All-District first-team honors, is also fourth with 77 career extra points and was seven in the nation and first in the Ivy League in field-goal percentage (.867) this fall.
O'Brien, a native of San Diego, Calfornia, and Shanahan, who hails from Marlborough, Massachusetts, were key members of the Crimson's offensive line, helping Harvard average 42.0 points per game in its final three contests, with victories over Columbia, Penn and Yale.
Ryan, who earned All-Ivy honorable mention a year ago, was fifth on the team with 37 tackles. A defensive tackle from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ryan finished with 5.0 tackles for a loss and 3.5 sacks. He also garnered the William Paine LaCroix Trophy for enthusiasm, sportsmanship and loyalty at the team banquet.
Scott, a product of Denton, Texas, was also an All-Ivy honorable mention choice as a wide receiver in 2016. He will graduate 14th in school history with 93 career catches for 994 yards. This fall, he led the team with 37 receptions for 448 receiving yards.
The recipient of the Frederick Greeley Crocker Award as team MVP, Stewart led the Ivy League and was sixth in the nation with 15.23 yards per completion. He went 106-of-200 (.530) for 1,614 yards and 14 touchdowns on the year. A native of Dallas, Texas, Stewart tied the school record with five touchdowns passes, including three of 74 yards or more and the longest passing TD in school history, a 92-yarder to Jack Cook, against Columbia. He finished with 393 passing yards int eh game, eighth-most in program history. In The Game, Stewart was 18-of-27 for 312 yards and three touchdowns against Yale. For his efforts that day, he was named the New England Football Writers' Association Division I Gold Helmet Winner Nov. 18.
A native of Houston, Texas, Miller, the 145th captain in school history, played in all 10 games and ranked second on the team with 44 tackles and three interceptions. The recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Award for desire and determination, Miller closed out his career with a two-interception day against Yale, earning Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week Honors Nov. 19.
Harvard, which won the last three games of the season, posted a 6-4 overall record and was 4-3 in the Ancient Eight in 2018. The team concluded the season with a 45-27 victory over Yale in The Game at Fenway Park.


MUMBAI - Actor Ashutosh Rana has completed shooting for four films in the past six months, making a grand comeback of sorts into Bollywood. He says it was high time he returned as people had started questioning him about "vanishing" from the industry. Ashutosh has been working a lot in the southern film industry for the past few years. Now he has seven big Bollywood releases in a span of the next two years.
The projects include Dharma Productions' "Dhadak", Anubhav Sinha's "Mulk", Abhishek Chaubey's "Sonchiraiya", Tigmanshu Dhulia's "Milan Talkies", Rohit Shetty's "Simmba", Ismail Darbar's "Tigdum" and Shekhar Sirrin's "Chicken Curry Law". On working in back-to-back projects, Ashutosh said in a statement to IANS: "In a party, I met someone who said that I have vanished from the industry, and it wasn't like that. I have been working in the south industry and a film in Bollywood at regular intervals. "I guess that comment hit a nerve and I decided to make an imprint here again and I took up the projects. There is lot of work in the south, but I guess it was high time to jump back. So, I completed everything in one shot." Perhaps he found a comfort in southern film projects. "Directors in the south industry don't typecast you and let you explore as an actor. And along with us, they also think out-of-the-box and are keen on exploring and pushing you beyond the limit. Whereas here (in Bollywood), after doing larger than life characters in 'Sangharsh' and 'Dushman', people couldn't think of anything else for me," said the actor, whose last Hindi film was "Brothers".


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As the most coveted piece of real estate in the world, the Temple Mount has a pretty long and interesting history. More wars have been fought over Jerusalem (and the Temple Mount) than any other piece of property in the world, bar none!
Around 2,000 BC, Abraham took his son Isaac up to Mount Moriah to offer him as a sacrifice. Read Genesis 22. It is generally believed that Mt. Moriah is exactly where the Temple Mount is located. Muslims believe that Ishmael (their great-great grandfather) is the lad in the story and not Isaac (the great-great grandfather of the Jews). If you ask me, Moses wrote the story in Genesis 600 years after it happened. Why Mohammed would have better details than Moses when Mohammed was almost 2,600 years after Abraham is beyond me. But I digress. Oh, and remember that King Melchizedek fellow, the 'king of the Most High God' that Abraham blessed in Gen 14? Remember how he was the King of Salem? Salem .. JeruSalem… hmmmmm.
Around 1,000 BC, King David conquered the Jebusites' capital of Jerusalem and set up the City of David. He wants to build a temple for God, but God tells him his son Solomon will build it instead. David returns the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem and places it at the tabernacle (2 Sam 6).
Solomon, with the help of Hiram of Tyre and 183,000 workers, begins construction of the temple on Mt. Moriah in 966 BC (1 Kings 6). For the next ~1,000 years, every year, a passover lamb is slain at the temple on this mountain.
Around 910 BC, Pharaoh Shishak of Egypt plunders the temple carrying off much gold and silver. (1 Kings 14:25-28, 2 Chronicles 12:1-11)
Around 835 BC, Joash repairs temple, establishes maintenance fund, and brings period of revival and reforms to southern kingdom of Judah. (2 Kings 12:5ff).
Around 640 BC, Josiah repairs the Temple and brings about national religious reforms. (2 Chronicles 34-35).
In 586 BC, King Nebuchadnezzar destroys the temple and Jerusalem. Sacred vessels from the temple are carried off to Babylon. These vessels desecrated in Babylon by Belshazzar on the same night the mysterious hand writing on the wall appears. (Daniel 5)
Ezekiel receives a vision from God describing in detail the great Temple to be built during the reign of the Messiah in an age which is yet to come. (Ezekiel 40-48)
In 541 BC, despite fierce opposition and delays, Zerubbabel, Ezra and Nehemiah, by order of Cyrus, King of Persia, begin reconstruction on the city, temple and wall, beginning with erection of an altar of sacrifice on Mt. Moriah. Temple completed after 15-year delay in 516. Note: this is exactly 70 years after its destruction under Nebuchadnezzar – exactly as prophesied by Jeremiah. Israel remains under Persian control.
In 175 BC, after Alexander the Great conquered the known world, one of his successors, Antiochus Epiphanes, desecrates the temple by sacrificing a pig on the altar and carrying off temple treasuries. Worship and sacrifices halted, 15 December 167 BC.
Because of Antiochus' desecration (prophesied by Daniel), the Jews are led to revolt by the leadership of the Maccabees. They overthrow their Greek oppressors. The temple is purified and worship and sacrifices restored in 165 BC. This starts the celebration of Hanukah, and for a few brief years, Israel is under their own leadership of kings.
In 63 BC, Rome conquers the Holy Land. Pompey brazenly enters the Holy of Holies, disappointed to find it empty.
In 42 BC, Herod the Great was appointed tetrarch (king) of Judea. He's a cruel and despotic ruler, an Idumean (descendant of Esau). Although he considered himself a Jew, the Jews did not accept him as a legit Jewish king – and certainly not of the messianic line of David. He killed anyone who posed a threat to his rule, including his two oldest sons. He's the one responsible for the murder of the infants in Bethlehem. He builds vast projects in Jericho, Hebron and Caesarea. In order to appease the Jews, he orders the now-500 year old temple to be rebuilt and expanded considerably. The 50-year project required 10,000 workers, 100 priests, 1000 wagons.
In 3 BC, Jesus presented at the temple and dedicated to God by his parents, doves offered in sacrifice. (Luke 2:21-24)
8 AD, Jesus at age 12 talks to priests and teachers in the Second Temple while his parents are in Jerusalem for Passover. Family home at Nazareth (Luke 2:41-50)
Many Jews would have nothing to do with Herod's version of the temple. They left Jerusalem, certain God would have nothing to do with Herod, the city or Herod's Temple. Jesus, however, called it His Father's house. Food for thought.
~30 AD, Jesus tempted by the devil on the pinnacle of the temple, (Luke 4:1-12). Jesus casts out money changers from the temple early in His ministry (John 2:13-16), and again three years later. During His final week of life before His death and resurrection, He taught in the temple courts and confronted the crowds and Pharisees there. Jesus predicts destruction of the Second Temple. (Matthew 21ff, Mark 11, Luke 19, John 12). During Passover week, approximately 30 AD, almost 2,000 years after Isaac was sacrificed on this mount; almost 1,000 years after Solomon built the temple on this mount – the Lamb of God began His trial under Pilate in the praetorium, located immediately north of the Temple Mount. He would be put to death just a few hours after the passover lamb was ritually killed and eaten by Jews all over Israel.
In 70 AD, according to Josephus, the Roman army, under the direction of General Titus, began to destroy Jerusalem. His soldiers tear apart the temple and haul off treasures to Rome. True to Jesus' prophecy in Luke 24, they throw all the stones of the temple complex down off the temple mount.
In 136 AD, the attempt to build the third temple fails.
In 362 AD, Julian authorizes the Jews to build the third temple. The location had been neglected and was now a refuse heap. His work, however, is stopped by fire and earthquake.
According to Islamic tradition, Caliph Omar clears rubbish from Temple Mount and prays there in 638 AD. Old wooden El Aksa Mosque constructed, 700 AD, and Dome of the Rock by Abd el-Malik, 684-690 AD.
An earthquake in 746 AD destroys the El Aksa Mosque.
In 1099, under the Crusaders, Jews are banned from Jerusalem. Dome of the Rock re-consecrated as "Temple Domini" and El Aksa as "Temple Salomonis."
Suleiman the Magnificent conquers Jerusalem in 1831. He builds walls and improves the city and aqueducts. Jews are tolerated, but heavily taxed and their property confiscated.
Today, the Temple Mount is open for visitors. It is owned by the Jews, but controlled by Palestinians.
The Temple Mount, located in the heart of Old Jerusalem, is 1500 feet long (north to south) and about 1000 feet wide. It featured a number of patios, porches, and buildings – and as Jesus prophesied in Matt 24, all of it was destroyed and 'cast down'. The only thing that still stands today is the foundation wall around the Temple Mount. The wall is, in some places, as high as 75 feet above the ground. Everything else on the Temple Mount was built by the Muslims (650 AD to 700 AD) or Crusaders (1100 AD).
On the west side of the wall is a section called the Western Wall (formerly called the Wailing Wall). Immediately south of the Wailing Wall is a curved ramp leading up to the Mugrabi Gate. As you enter Mugrabi gate, you can look down and to your left and see worshippers praying at the Wailing Wall. If you look down and to your right, you'll see a few of the stones thrown down by the Romans as they destroyed the temple in 70 AD.
On the south side of the Temple Mount is a set of excavations. The steps leading up to the Beautiful Gate are located here as well.
On the east side of the Temple Mount is the Gate of Mercy, or the Golden Gate. As prophesied, it is closed. Sealed up till the return of the Messiah. It overlooks the Kidron Valley and the Mount of Olives. This is where Jesus prayed in the garden of Gethsemane.
On the north is the Fortress of Antonia. Pilate stayed here. This is where Jesus was tried by Pilate. In order to talk about the Temple Mount and its significance, it's first important to understand exactly what the Temple Mount is. Well.. it's a mountain. Mount Moriah, to be specific. And on that mountain, Herod significantly expanded the temple that Zerubbabel built in 516 BC in order to make the Temple that Jesus walked around in. It is a holy site for the three major world religions: Judiasm, Christianity and Islam.
Here's a view of the Wailing Wall. It's called this because for many years, this was the closest that Jews were allowed to come to the site of their Holy Temple. And they were only allowed to come once a year. On the far right side of this photo is the ramp that leads up to the Mugrabi gate.
Orthodox Jews are prohibited from going up on the Temple Mount because they don't know exactly where the Temple stood. Heaven forbid if a Jew were to stand in the spot where the Holy of Holies stood – he might be struck dead by God.
On the south side of the ramp is an archaeological dig. I'm not sure what all they're finding there, but as you get close to the Temple Mount, things get interesting.
This is what you see as you start up the ramp up to the Mugrabi gate (far left)
Right before entering the Mugrabi gate, you can look to your left and see people praying at the Wailing Wall. Light crowd. We were there early.
By the way, the 'floor' that everyone is standing on there is actually the top of the debris of the temple remains that were thrown down by the Romans in 70 AD. The arches to the north (visible at the top of the photo) actually stood about 50′ above the ground in Jesus' day.
If you look to the right, you're looking to the south.That's the Hinnom Valley in the background. Bethlehem is off in that direction somewhere.
Pay attention to the old Roman road that's left-of-center in this photo.
This photo is from the top of the ramp, looking southward. The Temple Mount is just on the left, outside of the view of this photo. The streets below are the original Roman streets from Herod's day (aka, the time of Christ).
As Jesus left and was going out of the temple complex, His disciples came up and called His attention to the temple buildings. Then He replied to them, "Don't you see all these things? I assure you: Not one stone will be left here on another that will not be thrown down!" (Mat 24:1-2 HCSB)
What you see on the Roman road is pieces from the temple complex that have been thrown down to the road below with such a force that it broke the road. The largest of these stones is about 5′ in length. This happened in 70AD with the destruction of the temple. Spooky!
When Jesus talks, people better listen.
This courtyard is one of the first things you see when you get up on the Temple Mount.
This fountain is in front of the Al Aqsa mosque, on its north side. Worshippers (men) would come here and wash before entering the mosque.
On the east side of the Temple Mount is a nice park-like area. This particular road runs north/south, just east of the Dome of the Rock.
For some reason I always thought the Temple Mount was flat. There are actually a lot of stairs around the place. (For more on this, be sure to see the movie clip section)
A close-up of the tile work on the Dome of the Rock. The Dome of the Rock was built to commemorate the place where Mohammed supposedly touched down to the earth during his visit to heaven to discuss earthly matters with Jesus and God. It's one of the only places where the actual rock of the Mount Moriah shows through.
My old pastor went inside the building when he visited Israel. He says it gave him the willies and felt satanic. He had to get out.
Heading to the gazebo where another part of Mount Moriah is exposed through the tile.
Dr. Dave is on the right.
The top of the dome is gold. It serves as a clarion call to all infidels to come and be converted to Islam. No thanks.
It was built in 684 AD.
Near the north-west corner of the mount is a gazebo where the original rock of Mount Moriah is exposed.
The western portion of the Temple Mount.
View of the Temple Mount from the south.
The Beautiful Gate is in here somewhere, behind the trees. This would be where Peter and John healed the lame man.
It wasn't opened to the public.
Mount of Olives, as seen from the Temple Mount. The Kidron Valley is out of sight, between the wall and the Mount of Olives.
East side of the Kidron Valley. This would be where Bathsheeba probably lived.
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Lauren Anderson to Suit Up for Bobcats in 2015-16
The recruiting class for the Brandon University women's basketball team for the 2015-2016 Canada West season now stands at three with the addition of Lauren Anderson.
The 6-foot-2 post played her freshman year with her hometown Winnipeg Wesmen in 2012-2013 where she finished second in team scoring, averaging 10.0 points per-game and adding 4.0 rebounds per-contest.
The former Westwood Warrior standout and provincial team member also hit 63 of her 77 free throw attempts for a .818 percentage, good for fifth in the conference in that category that year.
"My first season here at BU, we played Lauren and at 6-foot-2 she was a handful. She has a great understanding of the game; a great touch and can do different things," said Brandon head coach Novell Thomas. "She's a seasoned player and two years ago I nominated her to the Canada West all-rookie team. She'll give us depth and experience at the post position along with rebounding and scoring."
Anderson joins Brandon high school standout Desirae Peiffer and American Keisha Cox as newcomers to the women's basketball team for this fall.
Anderson is enrolled in the physical education studies program, with the long-term goal of becoming a teacher.
"I'm very excited to be part of the women's basketball team," said Anderson. "After meeting coach Thomas and seeing how he is building his program, I really feel that playing at BU not only gives me the opportunity to play CIS basketball again, but also to be a part of a great program."
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NetEnt, a leading provider of digital casino solutions, has become an associate member of the World Lottery Association (WLA), a member-based organization that promotes the interests of state-authorized lotteries around the world.
As a supplier of online gaming and systems solutions to the casino industry, including customers such as Lottomatica and state-owned Danske Spil, NetEnt has been approved as an associate member of WLA. The membership could support future growth for NetEnt as a supplier to WLA-members, which is a customer segment of strategic importance to the Company.
The World Lottery Association includes state lottery and gaming organizations from more than 80 countries and also has numerous associate members from the supplier industry worldwide. Members adhere to the strictest standards of social responsibility, responsible gaming, security and risk management.
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The information contained in this press release is such that NetEnt AB (publ) is required to disclose pursuant to the Swedish Financial Instruments Trading Act and/or the Swedish Securities Markets Act. The information was submitted for publication on March 9th, 2016 at 07.30 a.m. CET.


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Q: kernel of the mod $2$ Bockstein on the first cohomology group Let $M$ be a path-connected finite $CW$-complex.  Suppose the first integral homology group is $H_1(M;\mathbb{Z})= \mathbb{Z}_2^{\oplus r}\oplus A$ where $r\geq 1$ and $A$ is a finite abelian group of odd order. Does $M$ necessarily satisfy the property
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For any nonzero element $x\in H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_2)$, $x^2\neq 0$?

My attempt: I notice that for any nonzero element $x\in H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_2)$, $x^2=Sq^1 x=\beta x$ where $\beta$ is the Bockstein homomorphism associated with the coefficient sequence $$
0\to \mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}\to\mathbb{Z}/4\mathbb{Z} \to \mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}\to 0.$$
I want to use these formulas and prove
$$
 \text{Ker} \beta=0.
$$
By the universal coefficient theorem,
$$
H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_4)=Hom(H_1(M;\mathbb{Z});\mathbb{Z}_4)
=Hom(\mathbb{Z}_2^{\oplus r};\mathbb{Z}_4)
=\mathbb{Z}_2^{\oplus r},$$
$$
H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_2)=Hom(H_1(M;\mathbb{Z});\mathbb{Z}_2)
=Hom(\mathbb{Z}_2^{\oplus r};\mathbb{Z}_2)
=\mathbb{Z}_2^{\oplus r}.$$
By the construction of Bockstein homomorphism, we have an exact sequence
$$
H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_4)\overset{f}{\longrightarrow} H^1(M;\mathbb{Z}_2)\overset{\beta}{\longrightarrow }H^2(M;\mathbb{Z}_2).$$
Question: Why $\text{Ker}\beta=0$, which is equivalent to say that the image of $f$ is zero?