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Molecular Biosciences Professor Honored for Outstanding Teaching
Amanda Figueroa-Nieves
Janice Fischer, professor of molecular biosciences and director of the Biology Instructional Office at The University of Texas at Austin, has won a UT System Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award.
The honor is given to a select group—this year to no more than 15 faculty members throughout the UT System's 14 academic and health institutions—"to honor extraordinary classroom performance and innovation." Fischer was selected after an academic year in which she led the creation and distribution of resources to support more effective, engaging tactics in remote learning environments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The award is given to faculty whose teaching, classroom expertise, curricula and track record in course development, as well as student learning outcomes, is considered outstanding.
Fischer previously won the President's Associates Teaching Excellence Award for the academic year 2019-2020.
"What I've learned is I want to create an environment where students are rewarded for thinking," Fischer told UT News when she was previously honored. "I want them to understand things so that they can solve problems because that's going to be their experience in real life. For example, they take assessments at home and use whatever they want to solve the problem,...you know, why memorize anything? In real life, you've got a cell phone! The old way just doesn't make sense anymore."
Fischer is co-author of the textbook Genetics: From Genes to Genomes and a member of the College of Natural Sciences' chairs council.
The Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award will provide Fischer with a monetary prize of $25,000, as well as a medallion and certificate. The awards will be celebrated at a livestreamed Board of Regents meeting in November.
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Amanda Figueroa-Nieves is the Spring 2021 Science Communications intern. She's a sophomore majoring in Public Health and Plan II Honors who enjoys spending time outdoors in the many parks around Austin. She is a news desk editor at The Daily Texan and was their Fall 2020 Senior Research News Reporter. This semester, she hopes to hone her reporting and writing skills while helping scientists communicate their research effectively.

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Grants Offered through United Methodist Communications for Advent Outreach
When it comes to what matters most at Christmas, people say that it's spending time with family and friends. United Methodist Communications' 2019 Unwrap Christmas event campaign is designed to help local churches offer meaningful places for people to connect with one another throughout the Advent season. United Methodist Communications is supporting these outreach efforts by offering event grants and other resources to local United Methodist churches. Congrega... (read more)
Faithful Footsteps Lead Back to Tijuana
"Exciting and intimidating," Emily Wurster said of her first mission trip to Tijuana, Mexico. A member of the Peace United Methodist Church youth group in Pickerington, Ohio, Emily was headed south as a volunteer at the Tijuana Christian Mission orphanage. "It was my first mission trip and the first time going out of the country," said Emily, now a 17-year-old high school senior. "I was pretty nervous, going out of the country to a place where I didn't speak th... (read more)
Remembering 9/11
Greetings in Christ Jesus. Last evening, it was my privilege to participate in an interfaith prayer service commemorating 9/11. I found it meaningful and moving to be with people of goodwill--driven by faith to cross barriers real and perceived -- to be a witness to the vocation that is ours to heal the world. Today is September 11, 2019. Eighteen years ago, this nation and the world were caught off guard by four coordinated terrorist attacks. Nearly, three tho... (read more)
Interested in Serving on a Conference Board or Committee?
The Conference Nominations Team is responsible for identifying and recruiting lay and clergy to serve on conference boards, committees and lead-teams. This fall, they are beginning the process of identifying persons with passion, gifts and a commitment to serve beyond their local church. If you are interested in being considered, please complete the West Ohio Conference Leadership Interest Form. Your information will be taken into consideration as they discer... (read more)
Disability Awareness Sunday
Monday, Sep 9, 2019
West Ohio churches are invited to celebrate Disability Awareness Sunday on September 15 (or another Sunday designated by the church) by preaching, teaching, praying, and leading with the message of ministry with and leadership by persons with disabilities. For more resources visit https://umcdmc.org/ and https://www.westohioumc.org/pwd or contact Rebecca Hug, rhug [at] wocumc.org. Rev. Zach Holler has provided this scriptural message and prayer for congrega... (read more)
Bryan Wesley UMC Sees Growth by Reaching Area Seniors
Bryan Wesley United Methodist Church has a long and faithful history in the city of Bryan, OH. Through the work, prayer and leadership of both clergy and laity, the church is once again seeing growth. In 2017, they had zero professions of faith and one baptism, and in 2018 they had ten professions of faith and four baptisms. Bryan Wesley UMC was chosen as the 2018 Northwest Plains District Light of the World award winner at this year's West Ohio Annual Conferen... (read more)
African Bishops Issue Statement on future of the UMC
Bishops in Africa have vowed that The United Methodist Church will continue in Africa even after the 2020 General Conference. Therefore, the bishops have resolved not to support any proposed legislation or plans that call for dividing or dissolving The United Methodist Church. "We do not support any legislation that calls for the dissolution of The United Methodist Church. We uphold our values as a connectional and worldwide church committed to 'Making disciple... (read more)
Shungu Clinic Celebrates 50 Years of Service
Fifty years ago, Shungu Clinic was opened in Kamina, DR Congo. Thousands of babies took their first breath at Shungu. Surgeries and medical care have saved the lives of countless loved ones. And many have been trained to be community health workers, bringing live saving knowledge and practices into remote villages. All of this has happened in a clinic without running water or electricity. In 2018, North Katanga received a $500,000 grant from Global Ministries t... (read more)
Groundbreaking Chaplain for Africa University
With just seven months in the role of University Chaplain, Rev. Maudy Muchanyereyi says that the assignment still feels like an adventure. Muchanyereyi, who earned a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Africa University in 2005, returned to her alma mater to serve as chaplain in January 2019. She is the first female chaplain in the institution's 27-year history. "Working with the young people and helping to shape them through (spiritual) guidance, counseling, an... (read more)
All In Community Offers COPE Experience at Powell UMC
Powell United Methodist Church will host the Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE) - Reentry Edition simulation on Sunday, September 22, from 2:00-5:30 pm. COPE-Reentry is designed to give participants a glimpse into the lives of returning citizens and families living in our community. It portrays real stories of real individuals and families impacted by incarceration, going beyond the stereotypes. This All In Community experience is FREE and open to the public. Cl... (read more)


Geraldo Rivera addresses golfers at his annual golf outing to raise funds for nonprofit Life's WORC.
The 31st annual Geraldo Rivera Golf & Tennis Classic will be held this month on Long Island to raise funds that will be donated to an nonprofit that helps people with developmental disabilities.
The event features a meet and greet NY Giants Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson and former NY Yankees Catcher Rick Cerone. This year's guest of honor is Tariq Khan of Hewlett Harbor, a Pakistani immigrant who is now a local business leader, and his friend, Barry Koff of Long Beach.
The nonprofit organization, founded by Long Island Press Co-publisher Victoria Schneps-Yunis, helps thousands of local families.
The Geraldo tournament is usually held at a country club on the North Shore of Nassau County, but this year it will be on the South Shore.
"The Life's WORC/Family Center For Autism golfers and supporters are in for a special treat this time visiting one of the finest, most prestigious south shore clubs on Long Island," Koff said.
The Geraldo Rivera Golf & Tennis Classic" will be held Thursday, May 24 at Seawane Country Club in Hewlett Harbor. Tickets are $550 per golfer or $2,000 per foursome. To buy tickets, call 516-741-9000X15000.


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Nick Cannon and Brittany Bell announce the arrival of baby
December 28, 2020 8:30 PM PST December 28, 2020 1:31 PM PST
(CNN) — Actor and TV host Nick Cannon and partner Brittany Bell have announced the birth of their new baby girl — and they've given her the strongest name ever: Powerful Queen Cannon.
"The best gift ever ♥ we have been surprised with… A GIRL!!!!! Powerful Queen Cannon came this week perfect timing for Christmas," Bell wrote in an Instagram post Saturday.
"So much more to share. All I can say is that Nick was my rock through the most intense yet empowering natural water birth. It was nothing but POWERFUL."
Cannon hasn't posted on his own Instagram since December 22.
Powerful Queen is Cannon and Bell's second child. Their first, a boy named Golden "Sagon" Cannon, was born in February 2017.
Cannon, a former host of "America's Got Talent," was previously married to pop superstar Mariah Carey. The couple have 9-year-old twins, a boy and a girl named Monroe and Moroccan.
In July, Cannon was fired from his improv show "Wild 'N Out" after making anti-Semitic comments on his YouTube podcast, "Cannon's Class." The fallout meant the end of a working relationship with ViacomCBS that had dated back to the 1990s.
Cannon later apologized for the remarks and remains the host of reality singing competition series "The Masked Singer" on Fox.
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SuperMario has, in a very short time , created a name for himself in Salsa, not only through his students in his home country UK and the rest of Europe, but as far as America and Australia, where many succesful teachers and performers also admire his dancing ability and imagination.
Mario Hazarika, 28, was born in India, an accountant by profession, and has been dancing Salsa since 1997. Mario's style is fast and smooth, which allows both men and ladies freedom to improvise. He prides himself that none of his moves are choreographed, and all his moves can be used with any lady, even if she has never danced with him, or his students before.
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Cput Blackboard: Cape Peninsula University of Technology eLearning Portal
CPUT blackboard is a safe learning environment, providing students with the option to integrate their social media environments.
Students then have the option to filter information and set privacy settings to make a clear distinction between their personal and academic profiles.
Facilitated by the Centre for e-Learning, the LMS provides students and lecturers with a wide variety of online tools and applications on one integrated platform for teaching and learning.
From blogging to working on apps, students can look forward to integrating the latest technology into their learning experience.
Log in via myclassroom.cput.ac.za/ using your username and password or with other options which are detailed below.
First-year students of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology will be trained to work with the Learning Management System (LMS) system, commonly known as Myclassroom.
In addition to Myclassroom, different departments are also integrating technology into the learning environment.
For example, some students can look forward to working with tablets and apps, while others will have access to video recordings and podcasts of lectures.
Students can expect to complete online test and assignments via Myclassroom (Cput blackboard). Other exciting tools include discussion forums, online group work forums, blogs and journals.
How to sign in
Log into CPUT blackboard using your username and password. You can also sign in using a third-party account.
The "Sign in with a third-party account" option allows you an alternative or additional way to access the blackboard, by authenticating against your Office 365 account (CPUT student email) which is active in the cloud and will allow access when CPUT systems are inactive or unavailable.
You will also have the option to change your password in the cloud through your Microsoft Office 365 account using their web-based interface, eliminating the need to contact the CTS Service desk to change your password.
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CPUT students and lecturers now have free access to the mobile MyClassroom/Blackboard app. The Blackboard app is simple and easy to use, a mobile learning app for the on the go, goal-oriented learner and lecturer.
Designed specifically for students and lecturers the app is your one-stop-shop for announcements, content, communication and even assignments and assessments.
The lecturers' app is called 'Instructor' while the students' app is called 'Blackboard'.
Cput blackboard mobile app is available on App stores both for Android and IOS devices.
When you first log in, please type in the Cape Peninsula University of Technology as your institution. Your user name and password are the same as your usual web login.
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August 1st is the day that Oh No! Oh My!'s record officially comes out in stores! According to their webbernets it will be available on iTunes and on InSound and in select retail shops pretty much everywhere. They are super-nice dudes who write some extremely enjoyable tunes, you should check them out.


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Apple: App Store's success couldn't have happened without game developers
By Brian Crecente@crecenteb Feb 6, 2015, 1:31am EST
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Apple's App Store couldn't have become the tremendous success it is today without the help of games and the developers who make them, Greg Joswiak, Apple's vice president of iPhone and iOS product marketing told a gathering of developers tonight.
Joswiak made the remarks while accepting the first ever Technical Impact Award from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences.
In introducing the award, Mike Capps, former president of Epic Games and current board member for the academy, called out the impact of the App Store for it's democratization of game development and distribution and said that the iPhone is a mobile video game console.
"Thanks to the App Store I'm never going anywhere without it," he said. "You made a ding in our universe and for that we thank you."
Joswiak said that while Apple knew that the App Store was something new and unique, the company had know idea just how big and impactful it was going to become.
"It's just gigantic," he said. "The App Store has forever changed software development, software distribution, because it levels the playing field between the big developers, the small developers.
"The success of the App Store is really tied to this incredibly diverse developer community we have, they make it happen with their incredible apps, their amazing games. And it's because games are so much fun and addictive. Users love them and they do pay for them."
The App Store, he said, has generated more than $25 billion paid out to developers, $10 billion last year alone.
"It's just huge," he said. "I guess this is a testament that anytime you have great ideas, great products, great services come together it's the magic that can happen that really does spark imagination and fuel creativity.
"Thank you for honoring us, thank you for honoring the App Store and thanks to you guys for making it the success it is because it couldn't have happened without you."
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On the behalf of The Law Office of James L. Riotto posted in Drunk Driving on Friday, July 27, 2018.
The dangers of drunk driving are well known. This is why the state of New York and other states are harsh on this crime. Being accused of drunk driving is much more serious than receiving a traffic violation. One is faced with much more than minor fines. Thus, it is important to understand how a motorist can challenge and defend him or herself against a drunk driving charge.
On the behalf of The Law Office of James L. Riotto posted in Drunk Driving on Friday, July 20, 2018.
During the summer months, individuals in New York and elsewhere are likely to spend his or her weekends and evening out and about, enjoying the fun summer events or just the nice weather. With this, many individuals are also likely to consume alcohol during these outings. While this can be a perfectly legal and safe activity to partake in, when a person consumes more than the legal limit and gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, this could mean serious repercussions.
On the behalf of The Law Office of James L. Riotto posted in Traffic Violations on Friday, July 13, 2018.
Lets face it; no one enjoys getting pulled over by law enforcement. When a motorist sees the lights of a police officer in his or her rear view mirror, one is likely nervous and even questioning what they did wrong to get pulled over. Was I speeding? Did I forget to use a turn signal? These are common causes for traffic stop; however, because of the growing concerns with distracted driving, many motorists in New York and elsewhere are being pulled over for cell phone use.
On the behalf of The Law Office of James L. Riotto posted in dwi on Thursday, July 12, 2018.
Drivers in New York state know they can face arrest and prosecution if they drive when taking illegal drugs or with a high blood alcohol content. However, contrary to the belief of many, proving you took a legal, properly prescribed medication may not get you off the hook if the officer believes taking it impaired your ability to drive.


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Zimbabwe VP's Wife in Court on Attempted Murder, Fraud Charges
The wife of Zimbabwe's vice president was remanded in custody on Monday after appearing in court to face charges of fraud, money-laundering and attempted murder of her husband.
Marry Mubaiwa, 38, who is the wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, was arrested by Zimbabwe's anti-graft commission on Saturday.
She was initially detained on suspicion of contravening the country's exchange control act and of fraud.
Mubaiwa appeared in a Harare court on Monday and was held pending a December 30 hearing. She did not speak at the court but her attorney told local media they would apply for bail.
Prosecutors said between 2018 and May this year, Mubaiwa withdrew amounts of from her foreign currency account in Zimbabwe to deposit into bank accounts in neighbouring South Africa under the pretext of paying for goods bought in that country.
She allegedly used part of the money to buy a house in the Waterkloof Golf Estate in the South African capital Pretoria and two luxury cars.
Prosecutors accuse Mubaiwa, a businesswoman and former model, of attempted murder while she accompanied her husband when he was airlifted for medical attention in South Africa.
In South Africa she allegedly took the ailing Chiwenga to a hotel, refusing to take him to hospital until his aides forced their way and took him to a clinic.
Prosecutors said "with intent to cause serious harm," Mubaiwa went to Chiwenga's hospital ward and asked his security aides to leave saying she wanted to have a private conversation with her husband.
Alone with the bedridden Chiwenga, Mubaiwa allegedly removed an intravenous line and a catheter from Chiwenga causing him to bleed profusely, the prosecution said.
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"The accused then forced the complainant off his bed and took him by the hand and started walking out of the ward before being intercepted by the security personnel at the door," the charge sheet for attempted murder count said.
Chiwenga, who led the ouster of long-time ruler Robert Mugabe, went to South Africa to seek emergency medical attention for an undisclosed ailment, before being transferred to a Chinese hospital from where he was discharged late November.
On his arrival he was welcomed by China's deputy ambassador to Harare while his wife Marry was absent. There was also not a welcome ceremony held for Chiwenga at his rural home.
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Joseph Schlechter
April 23, 1941 - August 10, 2018
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Thursday November 8th, 2018
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It is with great sadness that the family of Major Joseph R. Schlechter (U.S. Army, Ret.) announces his passing on August 10, 2018 at the age of 77. Joseph passed peacefully after a long battle with Parkinson's Disease. Joseph was born in San Francisco on April 23rd, 1941, and later moved to Roseville, California with his family. He graduated from Roseville High School and promptly joined the U.S Army. After a three-year enlistment, he returned to Roseville to pursue a career in law enforcement. Joseph began his law enforcement career as a Roseville Police Department reserve officer. Following, he joined Placer County Sheriff's Department. In 1966, he began a 35-year career with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) as an officer and later an auto theft investigator. His love and dedication to the CHP led him to volunteer as the Curator of the CHP Museum in Sacramento. He was also a member of the U.S. Army Reserves for over 20 years.
Joseph, surrounded by his children, left this world the way he lived his life - with a quiet strength, with grace and dignity- a humble and beautiful man and an honorable soldier and dedicated police office. Joseph was preceded in death by his loving wife, Victoria L. Schlechter. He is survived by his sister Susan Hewett of Boise, Idaho, children- Cherie R. McMahon of Herndon, Virginia, Joseph E. Schlechter of Sacramento, California, Michele R. Lasso of Newman Lake, Washington, Kristina R. Rivenbark of Wilmington, North Carolina, step-daughter Jennifer N. Moller of Sacramento, California, and step-son Jason P. Moller of Davis, California. Also surviving him are 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A service will be announced at a later date.
A memorial service will be held Thursday, November 8, 2018 at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Davis.
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Joe was a buck sergeant when I persuaded him to join the 418MID in the Counter-Intelligence section, but we knew each other from his time as a CHP motor officer and mine at the Sac DA's office. We would also see each other frequently at the gym. It was my pleasure and honor to have known and served with him and I have a sense of pride in helping him get his direct commission. It was well deserved and he made the most of it. He was a star in my book, intelligent, a quick study, dedicated, loyal and reliable. He was many other things, but mostly he was a man of honor. A quiet gentleman with a profound sense of duty and responsibility. He will be missed.
Joe Sledge Nov 1 2018 12:00 AM
Joe, We met each other in the early 80's when I joined the Army Reserves and joined the 418th MID at the Sacramento Army Reserve Center. You were my supervisor at that time. We went on several annual training tours of duty, Gowan Field, Ft. Shafter and Ft.Huachucha. I worked around you in law enforcement until you retired from the CHP. We then reconnected when you became a Deputy Sheriff with Sacramento County. You were assigned to Crime Alert and worked out of the Sacramento Police Department performing your crime alert duties. You will be greatly missed by your fellow soldiers and brother law enforcement officers. Rest in peace.Joe Sledge, fellow soldier and a brother law enforcement officer and freind.
We were fortunate to know both Vicki and Joe for several years through business organizations. They were great people. It was sad to lose Vicki at such an early age, and we were saddened about Joe's Parkinson struggle.The obituary did a beautiful coverage of Joe's life. May they be together now in good health and joy.
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OCP Revenues Grow 15% in H1 2018
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Morocco's phosphates company saw its revenues grow by 15% in the first half of the year to 26,599 million dirhams ($2.86 billion).
Revenues increased from 23,152 million dirhams last year as the company continues to invest in Africa where it plans the setting up of fertilizer plants in Ethiopia and Nigeria.
"This sales growth was led by double-digit increases in fertilizers and phosphoric acid – 21% and 17% respectively compared to last year's same period – and supported by a slight increase in rock sales volumes," the company said in a statement on its website.
Both fertilizers and acid benefited from higher pricing and volumes, while rock pricing remained stable, it said.
Total investments of the company rose to 5,140 million dirhams ($553 million) in the first half of 2018.
"OCP's strong second quarter performance was supported by an improved business environment in which market dynamics were in line with our expectations. In fact, steady seasonal demand growth and higher input costs, resulted in a significant pick-up in prices, said OCP Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mostafa Terrab.
"Within this context, OCP reported substantial year-on-year growth across key metrics in the second quarter of 2018, which brought first half comparisons significantly ahead of the 2017 similar period," he said.
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Pomona wins 5A Jeffco League title by edging rival Columbine
Dennis Pleuss
LAKEWOOD — Two huge offensive plays and a gritty defense is what it took for Pomona to claim the Class 5A Jeffco League title Friday, Nov. 13, at Jeffco Stadium. Pomona — No. 3 in the final …
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Pomona sophomore Ian Frye (79) celebrates a fumble recovery during the first quarter that ended a Columbine drive deep in Pomona territory Nov. 13 at Jeffco Stadium. The Panthers took a 14-11 victory in the regular-season finale to clinch a spot in the 8-team Class 5A state tournament that begins this week.
Photo by Lance Wendt/CHSAANow.com
Pomona junior Chase Muller (9) helped the Panthers run out the clock with a handful of key runs late in Pomona's 14-11 victory over Columbine on Nov. 13 at Jeffco Stadium. The Panthers grabbed the No. 4 seed for the Class 5A state tournament and will face No. 5 Eaglecrest on Friday at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch.
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Columbine junior Seth Cromwell had the Rebels' longest run from scrimmage with a 41-yard run in the fourth quarter that set up Columbine's lone touchdown Nov. 13 at Jeffco Stadium. The Rebels suffered their lone loss of the season with a 14-11 defeat to Pomona. Columbine finished No. 9 in the CHSAA Seeding Index that determined the 8-team field for the state tournament that begins this week.
Posted Tuesday, November 17, 2020 9:33 am
LAKEWOOD — Two huge offensive plays and a gritty defense is what it took for Pomona to claim the Class 5A Jeffco League title Friday, Nov. 13, at Jeffco Stadium.
Pomona — No. 3 in the final CHSAANow.com 5A football rankings — grabbed a 14-11 victory over No. 7 Columbine to finish off an undefeated 6-0 regular season for the Panthers.
The two scoring plays were courtesy of senior Jack Pospisil and junior Dominick Nichols. Pospisil opened the scoring up on the second play from scrimmage. The quarterback weaved his way for a 77-yard touchdown run to put the Panthers up 7-0, less than a minute into the regular-season finale for both teams.
Columbine (4-1, 3-1 in 5A Jeffco) responded with a 20-yard field goal by senior Adam Tasei on the first play of the second quarter to cut the Panthers' lead to 7-3.
Nichols put the Panthers up 14-3 midway through the third quarter with a 60-yard punt return for a touchdown.
Pomona did turn the ball over three times to help keep Columbine in the game. The Rebels capitalized on that third turnover to get within a score. Junior Seth Cromwell had a big 41-yard run to get Columbine down to Pomona's 6-yard line.Then Columbine junior quarterback Brock Zanetell scored on a 1-yard plunge and also ran in a 2-point conversion with 4:01 left to cut Pomona's lead to 14-11.
It was the only touchdown drive for Columbine as Pomona's defense was able to slow down the Rebels' rushing attack for the majority of the night.
The Panthers came up with just the offensive drive they needed, clinging to a 3-point lead. Pomona junior Chase Muller had six straight carries on the ground that totaled 36 yards to drive across midfield. On third down-and-12, Pospisil faked a handoff to Muller and preceded to run 23 yards around the right side to ice the game. The senior quarterback then took a knee on the final play to run out the clock.
The Panthers and Rebels discovered their postseason fate on the morning of Sunday, Nov. 15. Pomona received the No. 4 seed and will play No. 5 Eaglecrest on Friday, Nov. 20, at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch. The playoff game was moved to Valor's home field to allow fans into the stadium.
Current Jefferson County Public Heath directives do not allow spectators at Jeffco Public School's stadiums due to the rising COVID-19 cases in the county.
Columbine just failed to make the 8-team field. The Rebels finished just a hair behind Cherokee Trail (4-2) in the CHSAA Seeding Index that determined the state tournament field.
Columbine is scheduled to play a Week 7 non-playoff game against Grandview at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, at Legacy Stadium in Aurora.
Dennis Pleuss is the Sports Information Director for Jeffco Public Schools. For more coverage go to CHSAANow.com/Jeffco.
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Teenager Ryan Campbell was last month scheduled to depart from Wollongong in a Cirrus SR22 in an attempt to break the world record for youngest person – and first teenager – to fly a single-engine aircraft solo around the world. The 19-year-old pilot from Merimbula on the NSW South Coast will cover 24,000 nautical miles, including 28 stops in 14 countries over a 10 week period. Derek Royal spoke to Ryan and discovered a mature young man confident of earning a special place in aviation history.
So what inspires someone so young to pursue such an unlikely dream?
Campbell is also determined to encourage other young people to aim for the stars, using the publicity from his trip to promote Youth in Aviation and World Youth International's 'Dare 2 Dream' scholarship fund.
"The second reason for my journey is to inspire young people to chase their dreams like I am pursuing mine.
With his family sporting a true aviation heritage, Ryan didn't have to look far for motivation. His grandfather and father are private pilots; his uncle owns Merimbula Air Services; one brother is a commercial pilot and the other recently began his flight training.
But despite having such a strong family connection to aviation, as a teenager Ryan assumed he would have to pass his driver's licence before he could even consider learning to fly an aeroplane. A newspaper article suggested otherwise and proved to be the catalyst to pursue his dream at a young age.
The wheels were set in motion. Ryan continued flying in GA until he turned 16 when he passed his GFPT, enabling him to take family and friends on joyflights. He then earned his PPL at 17 and a year later, became the proud owner of a commerical pilots' licence.
Thrilled with his achievements, Ryan then began working for his uncle as a scenic/charter pilot at Merimbula Flying Services and continued his aviation education by completing his instrument flight rating, a skill that is sure to come in handy on his round-the-world adventure.
When asked what has been the biggest challenge in preparing for his odyssey so far, Ryan states the obvious – "flinding an aeroplane". "It's very important as it's a long swim," he quips. The youngster also found the fundrasing side a challenge, because, as he says, "I am a pilot and don't have a degree in marketing. But this meant I have had to learn and adapt to so many different things. The challenge to juggle every email, every question, jobs and then to fundraise and flight plan is interesting.
Once he returns from his incredible journey, Ryan Campbell will have completed a once-in-a-lifetime experience, joining the many great aviation pioneers who have paved the way throughout history. So does he think he will continue to pursue a career in aviation?
It's probably fair to say that most pilots do dream about incredible feats, including travelling the world alone. Few however, have been bold enough to combine the two and believe they could fly solo around the earth. Ryan Campbell is about to become a member of a very exclusive club.


Do you have Linux/FreeBSD hosts on IPv4-only networks? Have you checked your DNS query logs recently? If you have, you'll might be wondering what all the queries for AAAA records are.
The above table is from a document titled DNS stub resolver behavior of IPv6 ready hosts. It was written in 2006, and the situation remains, at least as far as Linux is concerned.
RHEL/Centos 5.6 and SLES 11 SP1 insist on having its stub resolver query for AAAA records even if IPv6 connectivity is completely disabled in the kernel.
Henk Jan mentioned that this bug has been resolved (pun not intended) in Ubuntu with a patch to glibc.
I urge vendors to add a switch to the resolver configuration allowing us to enable or disable this behavior at our discretion.


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Would you compare the relationship you have with Morrissey similar to the one morrissey has with Oscar Wilde?
As in, hero, influence, reliance upon, etc?
Although nothing I do is really influenced by Morrissey, he was the first lyricist that actually impressed me, and for a while I wrote countless Smiths rip-offs.
What did you mean, anyway?
I mean someone you idolise a lot.
I idolise him, a lot, a hell of a lot.
Although, I would fear meeting him.

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 I idolise him, a lot, a hell of a lot.
I expect Morrissey would fear meeting Oscar Wilde more, as he's been dead over hundred years.
Oscar Wilde is to Morrissey what Truman Capote is to me.
Do I idolise Morrissey? No, I do not idolise, Morrissey. Do I have admiration for Morrissey's lyrical and singing talents? Yes, I do.


My first Hay after years of wanting to go, now made possible by a friend and her daughter, and a rather beautiful yurt on the banks of the Wye.
I'm used to Glastonbury, a festival the size of Sunderland, so I was slightly surprised when we reached a small field about a mile out of town. I was expecting to see large pointy 'circus' tents, but instead found a vista of huge white marquees with interconnected tunnels, and open grassy quads in between. This was clearly a tried-and-tested system; apparently Hay often has terribly wet weather, so the covered areas are a necessity; this is a festival of people queuing for events, and no-one wants to do that in the peeing rain.
We arrived on the Thursday, the first day, and it was very quiet and very cold. The venue tents had not had time to warm up with hot bodies, and the sun had not been out long. Then whoosh! On Friday the sun came out, the stars were out and the stimulation levels had reached epic proportions; it had livened up considerably and by the Saturday, the place was buzzing.
They allow wine bottles and champagne flutes into Hay, something I have not seen at a festival in a long time, and there were people sat around sipping and reading. Reading, writing, thinking, discussing. Imagine what could happen with all that reading and thinking. It might lead to more thinking and more writing and more books, and more reading … what joy!
The sheer quality of the speakers was breath-taking, and it had been very hard to chose who to see. It was also quite intense and exhausting – on the Saturday I saw seven different speakers, with barely a break in between. Maybe too much, but I wanted to cram in as much as possible.
And all that talk of Connections. The theme cropped up at the very first lecture, and thread its way through my festival. Mick Collins urged us to connect with nature, the planet and our inner Self; the Bands tried to connect through music with the audience and judges during their Battle. Diaspora are by definition connected – and disconnected – from their homeland or original group; Henrietta Bowden-Jones connects science with art in her online exhibition of The Art of Science.
Shami Chakrabarti urged us to remain connected to each other through empathy; put yourself in the position of that refugee, and connect with their plight. AC Grayling encouraged us to read even more books, as therein lie connections to the past and other people's experiences. Germaine Greer talked of connections between all women, across the generations, and David Brooks asked us to connect with our inner peace and calm, not money and power, and find our 'eulogy self', the self we will be remembered for when it's all over for us.
Ian MacMillan connected us to each other by having us write a poem together, and we connected concealed lines together to make five-line nonsense poems, only to find many of them made perfect sense. And of course, the comedians connected us to our inner beings, each other and the absurd, by making us laugh at ourselves.
Hats off, then, to the organisers, who manage to get the cream of British and International thinking into a tiny field in a quaint old town in the middle of Wales every year. It's taken me a long time to get there, but I'm certain it won't be my last festival; I am connected to Hay now.
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Behind the scenes of the Saint-Sever shopping center, in Rouen: a changing place
Sugar Mizzy November 5, 2021
Through Fabien Massin
Published on November 5, 21 at 8:10
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The Saint-Sever shopping center in Rouen (Seine-Maritime), with a surface area of 48,000 square meters, includes 100 stores and employs 750 people in total. (© FM / 76actu)
He is the older brother of Platform 76, a Rouen (Seine-Maritime), and its left bank pendant: the Saint-Sever shopping center, in the heart of the eponymous district. Small visit of the place with its director, Audrey Anne, also responsible for Docks 76, of which we had presented behind the scenes in the second episode of our series.
750 people employed
The Saint-Sever shopping center has been a neighborhood institution since 1978. With a surface area of 48,000 square meters, it includes 100 shops, with the particularity, compared to Docks 76, of having a hypermarket (E. Leclerc). It is a commercial juggernaut, in all, it employs 750 people. On the side of the management team, there is therefore Audrey Anne, a management assistant, a communication / marketing manager, a technical director common to the two centers, and moreover, the same external service providers (cleaning, maintenance, security, parking and reception).
In the morning, the center opens earlier than at the Docks, from 7:30 am, due to the crossing character of the center, in the district, and the presence next to the Saint-Sever tram station. For the daily routine, the operation in the two establishments are similar: morning "clearing" – all the floor is washed, as well as the windows, depending on the day -, deliveries, preparation of shops for opening, arrival customers, continuing an activity in the evening with only the restaurants and the cinema, setting the lights to night mode, night work as needed, special atmosphere on weekends, etc.
Every day, 5-6 semi-trailers arrive here, rue Gadeau-de-Kerville, for deliveries. (© FM / 76actu)
Strong nighttime activity
On the technical level, however, things are different: the older, venerable Saint-Sever center requires more corrective interventions, related to breakdowns or leaks, also knowing that these operations are generally more complex to perform than those relevant to preventive maintenance. In addition, all the machinery part (heating, smoke extraction, air conditioning, boiler, fire safety) is located in the basement, and not on the roof.
If at Docks 76, all the machinery is located on the roof, in the Saint-Sever center, the technical rooms are in the basement. (© FM / 76actu)
Here is the cold production room, for the air conditioning of the center. (© FM / 76actu)
Here, it is the room of the "sprinkler", the fire protection system with city water. (© FM / 76actu)
here is the local of the generator. (© FM / 76actu)
And finally the electrical room. (© FM / 76actu)
Primark in the viewfinder …
And there is the whole site of the redesign of the center, since 2018, which is shaking up his daily life. "This is what makes Saint-Sever much more important at night than at the Docks," says Audrey Anne. Every night, there are between 20 and 25 people working on this site. The first two phases, consisting of creating a new space – the "Verrière" (including a "food hall" and involving the relocation of the cinema) – and the comprehensive renovation of the historic part of the center, have been completed.
The last one remains, the one preparing the Primark room. The preparatory work in the former Duchamp / Villon theater, led by the shopping center, began two months ago, and should continue until November 2022. Then, the Irish clothing giant will take possession of the premises , and will make its own adjustments, for an opening in the course of the year 2023.
Behind this fence began work to prepare for Primark's arrival at the Saint-Sever center. (© FM / 76actu)
Preparatory work on the former Duchamp-Villon theater, which will host Primark in 2023, has started. (© FM / 76actu)
Audrey Anne is director of the Saint-Sever center and Docks 76. (© FM / 76actu)
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A: If you want to keep the previous definition and use built-in function in further operation, you can use ParallelEvaluate
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Ford Performance Introduces A New 281 HP Electric Crate Motor
Called the Eluminator, this motor will make its debut at SEMA.
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Looking to start swapping your internal combustion engines for electric power? Ford's got something for you. Meet the Eluminator crate motor, which is set to debut at the SEMA show in November but which Ford has teased during its Woodward Dream Cruise events.
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The name comes from the Aluminator, which is the name Ford previously gave to a V8 crate engine.
We don't have a ton of specs yet, but Carscoops got the initial scoop:
Ford was tight-lipped on specifics, but told us the motor will produce 281 hp (210 kW / 285 PS) and 318 lb-ft (431 Nm) of torque. Those are decent figures and Ford's Chief Product Platform and Operations Officer, Hau Thai-Tang, noted the output is higher than what was available on the Fox body Mustang.
Furthermore, CAD files released by Ford Performance show the electric motor is 22.5 inches (570 mm) long, making it significantly smaller than Ford's traditional crate engines. That being said, it will need to be accompanied by a battery pack.
The crate motor creates a DIY way to convert from ICE to electric power, a process called electromodding. There have been some seriously cool electromodded cars coming out in the past few years, with some gorgeous classics taking on a whole new, more eco-friendly spin. It's also a great way for Ford fans to keep their power options in-house, since sticking with one brand means a hell of a lot for some folks.
If the specs that Ford has provided is true, that makes this engine more powerful than the one Chevy introduced last year as part of its electric 1977 K5 Blazer. That motor developed about 200 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque. So, Ford already has a leg up on its competition.
At least one aftermarket company has shown off an electric crate motor. California-based Electric GT unveiled one in 2019, shaped like a V-8 gasoline engine, and installed in a vintage Toyota Land Cruiser.
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