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Industrias Bachoco SAB de CV (BACHCOB.MX)
BACHCOB.MX on Mexico Stock Exchange
84.50MXN
Francisco Javier R. Bours Castelo
65 2002 Chairman of the Board
Enrique Robinson Bours Almada
2002 Honorary Chairman of the Board, Co-Founder
Rodolfo Ramos Arvizu
60 2010 Chief Executive Officer
Juan Bautista Salvador Robinson Bours Almada
2011 Co-Founder, Honorary Director
Daniel Salazar Ferrer
53 2003 Chief Financial Officer
Trent Goins
39 2014 Chief Executive of U.S. Operations
Ernesto Salmon Castelo
55 2000 Chief Operating Officer
Andres Morales Astiazaran
49 2006 Chief Marketing and Value Added Products Officer
Augusto Franco Gomez
43 2014 Director of Marketing, Research and Development
Ismael Sanchez Moreno
52 2013 Director of Human Resources
Alejandro Elias Calles Gutierres
61 2010 Director of Purchase
Eduardo Rojas Crespo
48 2008 Secretary, Director
Ricardo Aguirre Borboa
Arturo Bours Griffith
Octavio Robinson Bours
Jose Gerardo Robinson Bours Castelo
Juan Salvador Robinson Bours Martinez
Jesus Enrique Robinson Bours Munoz
Jesus Rodolfo Robinson Bours Munoz
Mario Javier Robinson Bours Almada
2008 Honorary Director
Avelino Fernandez Salido
David Gastelum Cazares
Guillermo Ochoa Maciel
2015 Independent Director
Humberto Schwarzbeck Noriega
Mr. Francisco Javier Robinson Bours Castelo serves as Chairman of the Board of Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 2002. Before that, he acted as Vice Chairman of the Company's Board for several years and first joined the Board in 1982. He has also acted as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Megacable Holdings SAB de CV, Inmobiliaria de Trento SA de CV, Acuicola Boca SA de CV, Agriexport SA de CV, and Centro de Servicios Empresariales del Noroeste SA de CV, among others. He holds a Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Enrique Robinson Bours Almada serves as Honorary Chairman of the Board of Directors of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 2002. He is the co-founded the Company and led it for 50 years. Until April 2002, he acted as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Company.
Mr. Rodolfo Ramos Arvizu serves as Chief Executive Officer of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since October 27, 2010. He was named CEO of the Company on October 27, 2010 and, before that, he served as Chief Technology Officer since 1992. In addition, he acted as Director of Production of the Company till 1992. He joined the Company in 1980. Prior to this, he acted as Director of Production, Director of Material Purchases and as Supervisor of Quality Management of Huevo Comercial Program. He holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Juan Bautista Salvador Robinson Bours Almada serves as Honorary Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 2011. He joined the Company's Board in 1954 and was its board member for 57 years.
Mr. Daniel Salazar Ferrer serves as Chief Financial Officer of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since January 2003. He joined the Company in 2000. He also worked as Corporate Controller and Director of Finance of the Company. Previously he worked for four years as Chief Financial Officer of Grupo Covarrubias and Comptroller of Negromex, a company of Grupo Desc. He holds a degree in Public Accounting from Universidad Tecnologica de Mexico, a Masters degree in Business Administration from Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), and a Masters degree in Advanced Management from Instituto Panamericano de Alta Direccion de Empresa.
Mr. Trent Goins serves as Chief Executive of U.S. Operations of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since February 2014. He joined O.K. Foods in January 2003 as a Manager in training. He was a Regional Sales Manager in 2005 with responsibility for sales to detail. In 2008 was named Vice President of sales and marketing. He was President and is currently a member of the Board of The Poultry Federation and is a member of The National Chicken Council.
Mr. Ernesto Salmon Castelo serves as Chief Operating Officer of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 2000. He joined the Company in 1991. Previously, he worked for Gamesa SA de CV and as Sales Manager in Sonora, Northwestern Distribution Director, Director of the Processing Plant in Celaya, Southeastern Division Director and Bajio Division Director for the Company. He holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico de Sonora and a Masters degree in Business Administration from Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Andres Morales Astiazaran serves as Chief Marketing and Value Added Products Officer of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since July 2006. Before joining the Company, he worked for four years as Sales and Marketing Vice President in Norson Alimentos. Previously, He worked for the Company as Marketing Director, Director of the Northeast Division and then as National Director. He holds a degree in Public Accounting from Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM) and diplomas in Marketing from Northwestern University (Kellog), the University of Chicago, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey and Instituto Panamericano de Alta Direccion de la Empresa.
Mr. Augusto Franco Gomez serves as Director of Marketing, Research and Development since September 2014. He has 15 years of experience, working in the sector of food, supermarkets, HPC and advertising products. He has lived in different countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia and USA, with significant experience in the Latin American region. He has worked for companies such as Unilever, equipment Foods, Glaxo, General Mills & Leo Burnett. His last position was Director of Marketing de Unilever Food Solutions, Nola (North Latam). He holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from stops in Colombia, a Masters of Business Administration International of the University of Saint Thomas in the United States, and took several courses of new product development at the University of Chicago.
Mr. Ismael Sanchez Moreno serves as Director of Human Resources of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 2013. Before joining the company, he has held various positions in the area of human resources of high level, among them; Director of planning and human development in Grupo Modelo. He previously worked for Cemex as Director of compensation, General Manager of processes and commercial innovation and development and training of executives. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Sociology from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and a Masters of Business Administration from IE Business School and a master's degree in human resources from the CEF.
Mr. Alejandro Elias Calles Gutierres serves as Director of Purchase of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since November 2010. He joined the Company in January 2010. Before that, he acted as Chief Executive Officer of Agroinsumos Cajeme, Member of the Board of Distrito del Riego in el Rio Yaqui and Secretary of SAGARPA, among others. He holds a degree in Agronomy from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.
Mr. Eduardo Rojas Crespo serves as Secretary of the Board of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 2008. He joined the Company in 2004 as Director of Legal Affairs. Before that, he acted as Director of Legal Affairs of Grupo Fimex. He holds a Bachelors degree in Law from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, a postgraduate degree in Environmental Law and a Masters degree in Corporate Law, both from Universidad Anahuac.
Mr. Ricardo Aguirre Borboa serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1994. He served as Independent Member of the Company's Board until April 2007. He was appointed Member of the Audit and Corporate Practices Committee of the Company on April 25, 2007. He has acted as Member of the Board of Servicios del Valle del Fuerte SA de CV, el Periodico el Debate, Tepeyac Produce, Inc., Agrobo SA de CV, Agricola Santa Veneranda SPR de RL, Colegio Mochis, Grupo Financiero Banamex and Granja Rab SA de CV. He holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Arturo Bours Griffith serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1994. He has also acted as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Qualyplast SA de CV, and Member of the Board of Megacable Holding SAB de CV, Servicios Empresariales del Noroeste SA de CV, and Taxis Aereos del Noroeste SA de CV. He graduated from the University of Arizona.
Mr. Octavio Robinson Bours serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1997. He has also acted as Member of the Board of Directors of Choya SA de CV. He holds a Bachelors degree in Agricultural Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Jose Gerardo Robinson Bours Castelo serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 23, 2008. He also served as Systems Manager of the Company. He has also served as Member of Grupo Megacable SA de CV, Congeladora Horticola SA de CV, Acuicola Boca SA de CV, Industrias Boca SA de CV and Centro de Servicios Empresariales del Noroeste SA de CV. He has acted as Chairman of Fundacion Mexicana para el Desarrollo Rural and Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Campus Obregon. He holds a Bachelors degree in Information Technology Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores Monterrey (ITESM).
Mr. Juan Salvador Robinson Bours Martinez serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1994. In addition, he worked at the Company as Director of Sales. He has also served as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Llantas y Accesorios SA de CV and Member of the Board of Megacable Holdings SAB de CV. He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.
Mr. Jesus Enrique Robinson Bours Munoz serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1994. He also served as Production Director and Divisional Manager of the Company. In addition, he has served as Member of the Board of Directors of San Luis Corporacion SA de CV and Megacable Holdings SAB de CV. He holds a Bachelors degree in Engineering from the University of Arizona.
Mr. Jesus Rodolfo Robinson Bours Munoz serves as Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 2002. He served at the Company as Production Manager in the Northwest and Bajio Divisions, Commercial Manager in Northwest Division and Purchasing Manager in the Bajio Division. He has business experience in agriculture and raising livestock with Agricola Monte Cristo SA de CV, Agricola Rio Yaqui SPR de RL, Agricola Nacapul SPR de RL and Ganadera Cocorena SPR de RL. He acts as President of Centro Cultural Cocorit. He holds a Bachelors degree in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Arizona.
Mr. Mario Javier Robinson Bours Almada serves as Honorary Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 23, 2008.
Mr. Avelino Fernandez Salido serves as Independent Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 30, 2003. He acts as Member of the Audit and Corporate Practices Committee. He has also served as Member of the Board of Directors of Banco Nacional de Mexico, BBVA Bancomer, Grupo Cajeme Motors SA de CV, Navojoa Motors SA de CV, Turymayo SA de CV and Gasolineras Turymayo SA de CV.
Mr. David Gastelum Cazares serves as Independent Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 2015. He also served as Director of Sales of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since 1992 until 2014. He joined the Company in 1979. He also served as National Sales Director, Director of the Northwest Division and Director of the Mexico City Division. Before joining the Company, He worked at La Hacienda SA de CV as Technical Advisor and as Area Officer for the Southeast Division. He holds a degree in Veterinary Medicine from the School of Veterinary of Medicine of Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM).
Mr. Guillermo Ochoa Maciel serves as Independent Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since November 2015. He is the Chairman of the Audit and Corporate Practices Committee of this company. He worked for KPMG Cárdenas Dosal, S.C., for over 36 years (the last 26 as partner of the firm). Since 2015, he is Chairman of the Board and Director of his own Real Estate Development and Consulting firm. He has experience in financial audits, corporate governance (including Sarbanes-Oxley compliance) and equity and debt issuance transactions both in Mexico and internationally (both private entities as filed with the SEC) as well as issues of IFRS and U.S. GAAP. C.P. He holds a degree in accounting from the Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico.
Mr. Humberto Schwarzbeck Noriega serves as Independent Director of Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. since April 30, 2003. He acts as Member of the Company's Audit and Corporate Practices Committee. He has served as Chief Executive Officer of Yeso Industrial de Navojoa SA de CV. He holds a Bachelors degree in Economics from Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM).


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If you are in a need to control the speed of a Dc Motor for one of your projects but you don't care about the direction then the easiest and cheapest way is through a Darlington transistor like TIP120. Because Arduino cannot supply enough power to the motor(only 40mA maximum) we have to use external power supply. A small dc motor will require around 500mA at full speed so if you try to drive it from an Arduino pin probably a damage would occur. And of course there is a possibility your motor may require 12v or higher voltage so external power supply is the only way to go.
Transistors are like digital switches, they have 3 pins , the Collector(C), the Base(B) and the Emitter(E). Whenever we apply voltage to base, the transistor turns on and allows current to flow through emitter and collector. So by applying small current we can control larger currents. In our case we are going to use digital pin 9 which is PWM. This means that it turns high so many times as the value we pass. More about pulse width modulation here. In this way we are controlling the speed. Remember that the value we are getting from the potentiometer ranges from 0 to 1023 and pwn needs to be from 0 to 255, so we need to convert it. Just divide the reading value by 4.
Also in our circuit we are going to use a diode for protection. Diodes protect from reverse voltage and its a good idea to use them in our circuits.
Now power the circuit and change the value of the pot. You should see the motor spinning.
A small video from my circuit below.
I tried this circuit with 2 differences. I'm replacing the battery shown with a 12V regulated power source as most model locomotives run on 12 volts. And I'm controlling the analog output with up and down pushbuttons instead of a pot. The results are confusing me. If I do an analogWrite with a value of 1, I get a measured output of just under 0.02V. Just what it should be.
But as soon as the TIP120 sees that 0.02V, the output instantly jumps from zero to 6.5 volts! Gradually increasing the output from the PWM pin causes a gradual increase in the TIP120 output just as it should.
I've checked and re-checked the soldered involved connections and all appear OK. I've checked the TIP120 resistances against a second TIP120 and they are approximately the same.
Y'know, for someone who was a very good SCADA software designer/writer, I'm remarkably stupid when it comes to hardware. I was measuring the output at the board – no load. As soon as I put a load on it at the track – an old loco with an open frame motor – everything worked as it should.
So please ignore my previous lament.
Your diagram shows the diode going from ground to the collector. The site listed below shows the diode going from the collector to positive voltage. IOW, across the motor leads. Which is correct? Or are they equivalent?


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Vicky Featherstone to step down from National Theatre of Scotland
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Artistic Director to take new post at London's Royal Court
The National Theatre of Scotland announced today that Artistic Director Vicky Featherstone is leaving to join the Royal Court at the end of 2012. Featherstone joined to help establish the theatre company in 2004 and has presided over a string of hits. Featherstone expressed that her decision to accept the Artistic Director role at the Royal Court came 'with a complex mixture of real sadness and joy … for it is a life-changing experience to be the person to set up a new national theatre'. She will be replacing Dominic Cooke after he steps down in April 2013.
Vicky Featherstone's Greatest Hits
Enquirer - 2012
Mirror war correspondent Ros Wynne Jones (Maureen Beattie) recalls the trauma she suffered following the massacre she witnessed in East Timor and how the atrocity was pushed deep into the paper by Prince Edward's wedding. Deborah Orr (Gabriel Quigley), while describing working for the Guardian as being like 'being in a film about working on a newspaper', recounts a nightmare she had while serving as editor of the paper's Weekend magazine, in which she ended up murdering Bryan Ferry who had copy approval over his own coverage.
The Wheel - 2011
When we think about war, it is the civilian casualties or soldiers who lose their lives we remember. The children whose innocence is stripped from them, observing the horrors that surround a war zone rarely, if ever, get a mention. In the west, we worry about how video games and inappropriate television affect a developing mind. But what if those images are taking place on your doorstep, and pressing the off switch is not an option?
Wall of Death - 2010
The sound of revving engines is enough to awaken the sleeping serpent coiled at the bottom of your spine, but it is the performance that follows that will pump your adrenal glands to sheer jaw dropping exhilaration. The Ken Fox Troupe ride the Indian Motorcycle — with its low centre of gravity — perpendicular to the floor inside a drum-shaped wooden cylinder: the infamous Wall of Death.
The idea of a play about children in care might not immediately strike you as an entertaining Festival night out, but overcome your prejudices. Vicky Featherstone's production of David Harrower's script for the National Theatre of Scotland touches upon the issues that underlie its subject matter with nuanced tenderness, short-circuiting any accusations of worthiness before they can happen.
New work and literary adaptations form the back bone of the National Theatre's season(18 Apr 2008)
Hot 100 2012: 39-30(11 Dec 2012)
Konx-Om-Pax, Ingleby Gallery and NVA among Scotland's hottest cultural contributors in 2012
NTS tackles phone-hacking with Enquirer(16 Apr 2012)
New site-specific work relies on verbatim transcripts from journalists
The Wheel (11 Aug 2011)
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New artistic director for National Theatre of Scotland announced(24 Oct 2012)
Laurie Sansom of Northampton's Royal and Derngate will replace Vicky Featherstone in March
Curtain up(7 Jan 2010)
Factfile: National Theatre of Scotland(6 Nov 2012)
A profile of Scotland's national theatre company
An Appointment with the Wicker Man(1 Feb 2012)
Robin Hardy's 1973 classic to become the play-within-the-play for new NTS production
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Welcome to Ms Niemi's 5th grade webpage! Here you'll find information about our current studies, as well as files and information for this week's homework.
I can use text details to describe a character with character traits.
I can compare two events in a story using a Venn Diagram.
A newsletter from all the 5th grade teachers to keep parents up to date on school and class events.


Hi! My wife and I have a house and two cars, but otherwise nothing particularly risky like a trampoline or an ATV or a boat. Would it be worthwhile to get an umbrella policy? How often do events occur that require them, and are there circumstances where the insurance co would refuse to pay? Our net worth is decent but less than a million. Thanks for any feedback, and in particular I'd be interested in hearing if anyone has a policy like this that has actually paid out.


Freshen and soften your skin while providing a mild relaxing scent. This listing is for one 8 oz jar of all natural bath salt. It will arrive in a beautiful glass container with a bamboo top (please recycle!).


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What is Colorado State looking for in its next men's basketball head coach?
FORT COLLINS — Larry Eustachy's career at Colorado State didn't end well, but it doesn't seem to have negatively affected the way potential replacements are viewing the job.
"What I'm encouraged by is the outreach that we've seen and the number of people who have expressed interest in this job is, not overwhelming, but it illustrates to me we have a very good opportunity," CSU athletic director Joe Parker said Friday as he discussed the end of Eustachy's time in Fort Collins before looking ahead to the future.
Parker said he'd like to make the hire within 30 days, that he will use a search firm and will take advice from a small advisory committee, although he's not sure yet just how much that committee will be involved in the process.
Eustachy was one of the 10 highest-paid coaches in the Group of Five conferences, set to make more than $1 million next year before resigning last Monday. His replacement likely won't make nearly that much.
"I don't know that we need to be at that level again," Parker said, adding that the average head coach in the Mountain West makes about $600,000 a year. "I think we may have an opportunity to economize a little bit there. If you look at the salary pool for our assistant coaches, I believe it still is the highest in the Mountain West. I think that's important to give them that pool to resource themselves the right way and get them the right level of coaching talent around them."
Talk of CSU women's basketball legend Becky Hammon, an assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs, taking the job has swelled since it became clear Eustachy was on his way out. Sources have told the Reporter-Herald Hammon doesn't have a great relationship with Colorado State and her coming back to coach the men's program in Fort Collins is highly unlikely.
When asked if he was open to a female candidate, Parker smiled and said: "I've thought a lot about that. The most frequently recommended candidate probably. I'm not closing the door on any thought at this time."
• South Dakota head coach Craig Smith, a former CSU assistant under Tim Miles.
• Drake head coach Niko Medved, a former CSU assistant under Tim Miles.
• Oklahoma assistant Chris Crutchfield, whose athletic director at OU, Joe Castiglione, has a close relationship with Parker.
• Utah assistant DeMarlo Slocum, a former CSU assistant under Tim Miles.
• Weber State head coach Randy Rahe, a former CSU assistant under Stew Morrill.
• East Tennessee State head coach Steve Forbes.
• Northern Colorado head coach Jeff Linder, a former Boise State assistant.
Parker said a previous connection to Colorado State is a plus but not a requirement.
"If our fan base had some familiarity with the person, I think that helps initially gain some traction within the community," he said. "I don't think it's a necessary requirement, but it's one that if we can marry it with all the other things we want in this coaching role, I think it's a plus."
Parker also said he met with the basketball team Friday to get feedback from players on what they want out of CSU's next head coach.
"They want someone that is an experienced winner. They want someone who can identify talent. That's something that was clear," Parker said. "They want a coach that invests in the relationship the coach has with the players. They want someone that holds them accountable.
"They want someone who can help them perhaps make the next step in their career if they continue to play basketball through the relationships that coach may have."
The athletic director also said players expressed a desire for a coach who has a balanced philosophy and isn't just about defense. In terms of what he's looking for specifically, Parker said he prefers someone who played the game collegiately and who grew up with a parent or family member who coached.


"This is a book of delights, a rich gem to be cherished and returned to again and again. Poems and images contribute to the wonderful evocation of birds in urban spaces. Each page is worthy of framing.
Thank you Arts Council England for making the project possible!


Mario Bochicchio is associate professor of Database at the Engineering School of the University of Salento (Lecce, Italy). He also teaches at the School of Performing Arts and at the School of Business. He is national coordinator of the Digital Health Working Group of CINI (the Consorzio Interuniversitario Nazionale per l'Informatica, involving 45 public Italian universities) and scientific director of the Research Center on Digital Humanities of University of Salento. His research is mainly focused on digital health, including smart health, remote patient monitoring and Internet of Health Things, but he is also actively involved in research projects on online experimentations, technology-enhanced learning and teaching STEM at school.
Raising awareness on environment and health through smart tech and sensor networks.
Pollutants can create big problems for our health, not only if we live in industrial districts or in high-traffic urban areas, but even at home or at our workplace.
According to the WHO (World Health Organization, home page, March 2019), 91% of the world's population lives in places where air quality exceeds WHO guideline limits and pollutants represent a primary concern for our health, with dramatic effects on our quality of life, even in the short term!
Smart technologies, sensor networks, embedded systems, and crowdsensing approaches can effectively help to raise our awareness on how pollutants work, where they come from and how we can improve our safety, and schools can play a key role in this process.
In this sense, suitable social engineering techniques must be properly used to pave the road for more safe and friendly smart living places.
RUI CALÇADA Current position: Full Professor of the Civil Engineering Department of Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP); Head of the Structural Division; President of IC – Institute of Construction from FEUP. Academic background: Civil Engineer Degree from FEUP (1992); Master Degree in Civil Engineering Structures from FEUP (1995); PhD Degree from University of Porto in Civil Engineering field (2003). Years of relevant experience: 20. Main research interest/expertise: advanced models for train-infrastructure dynamic interaction; wayside (track, bridges, transition zones) and on-board condition monitoring systems; advanced algorithms for condition monitoring systems. Main activities: Principal Investigator of 12 research projects and member of the team of 10 research projects in the area of railways; supervisor of 16 PhD thesis; author of more than 300 scientific and technical publications. Other relevant information: Director of the PhD program iRail-Innovation in railway systems and technologies; Member of the board of PFP – Portuguese Railway Platform; Member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Railway Technology; Responsible for the participation of FEUP on European projects CAPACITY4RAIL, MAXBE, IN2RAIL, RISEN, IN2TRACK2 and SHIFT2RAIL Joint Undertaking.
The introduction of high-speed systems across the world has brought new problems to railway engineering namely because of the significant amplification of train-infrastructure vibrations at high speeds which can compromise the safety and stability of the infrastructure. The vibrations induced by traffic can also reach buildings nearby the railway infrastructure that can annoy inhabitants and/or prevents the regular usage of some facilities.
This lecture provides an overview about the most relevant aspects related to the assessment and monitoring of the dynamic behavior of high-speed railway infrastructure, seeking to enhance its potential for condition assessment over its lifecycle.
To make a rigorous analysis of the dynamic behavior of high-speed railway infrastructure advanced methodologies for numerical and experimental analysis of the train- infrastructure dynamic interaction, developed by the centre of competence in railways of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (CSF-FEUP), are described.
The assessment of vibrations induced in buildings by surface or underground railway traffic.
Rui Caldeira completed his PhD at University of California, Los Angeles (USA) in September 2002. During the PhD he studied the oceanographic processes around Catalina Island, located in the Southern California Bight. Prior to that he completed a B.Sc. and a Master degree at the University of Plymouth in the United Kingdom, on Ocean and Applied Marine Sciences. Two post-doctoral experiences followed the completion of the PhD, one at the University of New South Wales, in Australia (2003-2004); and one at the Instituto Superior Técnico at Lisbon Technical University (2006-2007), both focused on the use of numerical models to study ocean circulation patterns around small islands. Between 2008-2014, Rui held a prestigious FCT contracted Research position at CIIMAR – Interdisciplinary Centre of Marine and Environmental Research, University of Porto, while concurrently serving as guest lecturer (2007-2012), at the Physics Department of the 'Universidad de Las Palmas, Gran Canaria (ULPGC)', followed by an Adjoint Professor position (2013-2015) in Physical Oceanography at 'ICBAS – Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Abel Salazar (U.Porto). Currently, Rui is a Principal Research Scientist at the Madeira 'Regional Agency for the Development of Research, Innovation, and Technology - ARDITI. He has coordinated two European funded initiatives, one focused on Geophysical Fluid Dynamical laboratory studies of island induced flows, which took place in the Coriolis rotating table in Grenoble, France (2008), in the scope of HYDRALAB-III; and one airborne campaign funded by the EUFAR-European Facility of Airborne Research, both were competitive 'Integrating European Activities', financed by the European Commission under FP5/FP6/FP7 programs. He has also a coordinated a Marie-Curie HR initiative that funded the implementation of Data Assimilation techniques in an ocean forecasting system. Nationally, Rui has participated in several funded research projects, including the construction of the first Iberian Ocean Observatory, (2011-2013: http://www.marnaraia.org) and he's currently the co-founder and Director of the Oceanic Observatory of Madeira (https://oom.arditi.pt). Rui has been involved in the implementation of supercomputing facilities and data services that often serve public ocean observatories.
The Coastal region is where the land meets the sea and where 40% of the world population lives, according to UN. This anthropogenic pressure has significant impacts both on land as well as at sea. Tourism, fishing, international trade and resource exploitation is what attracts people to live at the coast, thus eight of the top ten largest cities in the world are coastal. Nevertheless, coasts remain poorly monitored on a global scale and yet to understand changes that affect them and to provide adequate information to decision-makers we need to depend on systematic observations. Digital sensors concurrently measuring the ocean and the atmosphere on an hourly basis during several years, generate large data sets, thus in order to make sense of it all there is a need to create tools that facilitate data-extraction and data-visualization of this 'Big Data'.
The Oceanic Observatory of Madeira (OOM) has been involved in collecting information and producing forecasts for the islands. Observations, data and models integrate a multiplatform approach that includes measurements from satellites, ships, moorings, drifters and high-frequency radars. Data available through an online platform as well as three-dimensional visualizations are the building blocks of the virtual-atmosphere and of the virtual-oceans affecting urban areas. Thus, urban Observatories are the primary drivers of these river-city-coastal systems which can lead to the adequate i) measurement the effect of coastal shipping activity on coastal air and sea pollution; ii) measurement of the effect of anthropogenic activity carried in the river system affecting coastal pollution and subsequent effect on coastal ecosystems; iii) modelling the impact of extreme events in future coastal cities development scenarios. In brief, Observatories can influence a change of working practices towards an environmentally conscientious development of the (smart) coastal cities of the future.
Dr. Susan M. Zvacek (SMZTeaching.com) is an independent consultant, speaker, and online teacher, focused on cultivating learning-centered teaching in higher education. Her disciplinary interests include online learning, engineering education, and instructional design. Susan's speaking experience is diverse, with keynote addresses and workshops in the Czech Republic, Austria, Costa Rica, Estonia, Slovakia, Cyprus, England, Portugal, China, Germany, and throughout the United States. She has had two Fulbright appointments (Prague, CZ and Porto, PT) and has served as an NSF reviewer for the past three years. Her 25+ years of experience in higher education included teaching, dissertation advising, and administration. She is an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer and a Distinguished Speaker for the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Her publications are on topics such as course design, online learning, remote labs, and higher order thinking, including co-authoring Teaching and Learning at a Distance (currently in its 7th edition) and the original Blackboard for Dummies, as well as numerous articles, book chapters, and newsletter columns.
Every Click You Make: Who Is Watching You?
The use of remote and virtual labs can be a valuable component of engineering education, providing increased availability for student use, access to equipment too expensive for a single institution to own, user safety, and the ability to customize scenarios. Along with these benefits comes a secondary result with the accumulation of student data as they interact with the system. Every keystroke, every decision, and every outcome are possible data points available for analysis through a process known as learning analytics, and while using this information to improve instruction has significant potential, there are big-picture ethical issues to consider, as well. This interactive presentation will explore those questions and examine how we might begin to think about both the opportunities and the challenges ahead.


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Swiss Life shareholders approve all resolutions proposed by the Board of Directors
At today's Annual General Meeting of Swiss Life Holding Ltd, shareholders approved all resolutions proposed by the Board of Directors. A distribution of CHF 11.00 per share will be made from the capital contribution reserve. Stefan Loacker was newly elected to the Board of Directors.
Around 1002 shareholders attended the General Meeting at the Hallenstadion in Zurich. Overall, 16.55 million of the voting rights (51.18% of the share capital) were represented.
For the 2016 financial year, the Board of Directors proposed a withholding tax-free distribution to shareholders out of the capital contribution reserve of CHF 11.00 per registered share. This was approved by the General Meeting and will be paid with value date 2 May 2017.
The General Meeting confirmed Rolf Dörig as Chairman of the Board of Directors and confirmed the other Board members for an extra term of office of one year each. Stefan Loacker was newly elected to the Board of Directors. Wolf Becke resigned from the Swiss Life Board of Directors after five years' membership, due to having reached the statutory age limit. The Board of Directors and the Corporate Executive Board would like to thank him for his strong commitment to Swiss Life.
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Swiss Life Holding Ltd, registered in Zurich, was founded in 1857 as Schweizerische Rentenanstalt. The shares of Swiss Life Holding Ltd are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (SLHN). The subsidiaries Livit, Corpus Sireo and Mayfair Capital are also part of the Swiss Life Group. The Group employs a workforce of around 7800 and approximately 4800 certified financial advisors.
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The purple bridge at Linky Stone Park in downtown Greenville. This photo was taken by Denton Harryman.
My exercise series ends with this photo of the purple bridge at Linky Stone Park. Four miles, several photos, and seven days of post at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.


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Through November of 2019, the Oshkosh Chamber has worked with 89 business cases relative to site location and property sales, financing, business expansion, general market research, and entrepreneurial support.
Smith Elementary School Sale Approved
The sale of the former Smith Elementary School at 1745 Oregon Street was recently approved for future housing development. The Oshkosh Area School District's Board of Education approved the sale of the facility to Tim Hess of Invista Analytics along with local developers, Andy Dumke, Cal Schultz and Chet Wesenberg. The 32,690 square foot building sits on a 2.3 acre parcel of land on the Oshkosh's south side.
City Redevelopment Authority Approves Sale of Sawdust District Parcel to Sawdust District Lofts-Oshkosh, LLC
The city's Redevelopment Authority agreed to sell a Sawdust District parcel in the 700 Block of S. Main Street to Sawdust District Lofts-Oshkosh, LLC. The proposal was submitted by the NorthPoint Development Corporation and was one of four proposals considered for the site. The developers plan to construct 60 new workforce housing units on the site and are promising to invest over $11 million within the units. The project will include three levels of underground parking and a plaza that would be available for public use. The project still needs to be approved by the Common Council, however, the land sale does not require any further review.
The Gibson Social Club – New Event Venue to be Developed at 537 N. Main Street.
A new wedding and event venue is being planned for the former Crescent Moon Antiques Building at 537 N. Main Street in downtown Oshkosh. Local developers Eric and Kristen Hoopman recently purchased the building and plan to create a new event and meeting space that will cater to weddings and wedding receptions. The remodeling of the space will include the addition of a catering kitchen, bathrooms, and three bars including one on a mezzanine level. The entire space will be renovated and will be available for large and small events. The new owners plan to highlight and preserve the buildings historical elements and beauty and will utilize reclaimed or salvaged materials in the process. Plans are to host an "opening" party by mid-summer 2020.
Merge Announces Plans For Food Co-Op In BRIO Building Project
Merge Urban Development announced plans for a new 8,000 square foot Food Co-Op at the corner of Jackson Street and Pearl Avenue. Plans call for the Food Co-op to occupy the entire first floor of a proposed 5-story building called the BRIO Building that would also include 56 market rate residential units with 28 underground and 112 surface parking stalls. The entire building will be 76,258 square feet with a total development cost estimated at $11.9 million. Constructed is anticipated to begin in May, 2020.
The entire development is being branded as Mackson Corners (Marion Road Redevelopment Area) along with the BRIO Building which is part of a 3-phase series of mixed-use and multi-family residential buildings to be constructed over a four year period that will ultimately result in the construction of 270 residential units ranging from furnished micros to luxury townhomes. The series of buildings in aggregate will offer 29,000 gross square feet of commercial space and the neighborhood development includes over 300 on-site parking stalls. The total project cost is projected to be approximately $56 million.
The entire site is located in a federally designated Qualified Opportunity Zone and is part of a newly created $9.8 million TIF District that was approved by the Oshkosh Common Council on June 11. The Oshkosh Chamber worked very closely with representatives of Merge and the City of Oshkosh over the past 18 months as Merge was considering Oshkosh for investment opportunities.
Construction Strong in Oshkosh
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue recently released the official 2019 new construction statistics which is a summary of 2018 activity. Oshkosh commercial construction numbers continued to be strong in 2018 with $35.6 million in new construction which was 3rd among neighboring Fox Valley municipalities.
Since 2008, Oshkosh has led the region in new commercial construction with $392 Million. The breakdown is as follows:
Oshkosh $392 million
Appleton $386 million
Green Bay $385 million
Fond du Lac $260 million
Neenah $111 million
Extreme Customs Construction Begins
The Extreme Customs project, in the former JC Penney's and Miles Kimball Outlet Store location, held a Demolition Day on October 14. The Demolition Day marked the beginning of the construction process for their expansion project. Extreme Customs plans to renovate the 60,000 sq. ft. space and relocate their existing business to the facility. This $5.6 million project will retain 40 jobs in Oshkosh and will position the company for future growth. CR Structures Group is the general contractor for the project.
So far in 2019, the Oshkosh Chamber has worked with 78 business cases relative to site location and property sales, financing, business expansion, general market research, and entrepreneurial support.
Evco Plastics Expanding
Evco Plastics, recently broke ground on a new 31,025 square foot expansion in Oshkosh. which will position the company to meet the increasing demand for large-part molding across a variety of industries and applications. The addition will be operational by January of 2020 and will include a total of over 116,000 square feet when completed.
Greene's Pour House to Locate in Former Granary
Greene's Pour House, announced that they will be locating in the former Granary Restaurant at 44 W. 6th Avenue in Oshkosh. Greene's has been operating in downtown Neenah for the past 7 years. It is anticipated that the Oshkosh location will be open by November 1, 2019.
Chick-fil-A Eyeing Spot on Oshkosh's West Side
Chick-fil-A is considering a site next to the new Verve location on N. Washburn in Oshkosh. The project was slated for discussion at the October 1st Oshkosh Planning Commission meeting. A timeline has not yet been set for when the restaurant could open.
Chick-fil-A opened its first location in northeast Wisconsin, in the Fox Cities, last month. The location is on College Avenue, off I-41 in Grand Chute.
Mineshaft Project Breaks Ground
Construction began on the new 35,626 square foot Mineshaft Restaurant project at the former Aviation Plaza site. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on August 1st with the developer agreement being approved by the Oshkosh Common Council on August 13th. This long-awaited $16.3 million project will help to transform a major southwest gateway into the City of Oshkosh at the I-41/Highway 44 Interchange. The Oshkosh Chamber had been assisting the Mineshaft ownership regarding a potential Oshkosh location since 2012 and is excited that this project will create a regional family entertainment venue that currently does not exist in our market. The Mineshaft is expected to draw over 300,000 people annually from outside of a 10-mile radius of Oshkosh and create up to 200 new jobs.
Extreme Customs Project Moving Forward
Extreme Customs also received approval of its developer agreement on August 13th. They are planning to renovate the vacant and former 60,000 square foot JC Penney building and relocate their existing business to the facility. Extreme Customs will have a retail presence there and will also be expanding its internet based sales and distribution business that includes wheels, tires, lift kits, and accessories to the site. This $5.6 million project will retain 40 jobs in Oshkosh and positions the company for future growth.
Joy Hannemann of Merge Urban Development speaks to the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Advisory Council about plans for the Marion Road site.
Merge Urban Development receives Approval
The Merge Urban Development project received approval of its developer on August 13 by the Oshkosh Common Council. The project that is being developed in the Marion Road Redevelopment area along the banks of the Fox River and Oshkosh's Jackson Street corridor. It will include up to 240 new residential units, 38,000 square feet of commercial space with a total project value over $40 million. The entire project timeline could take up to 4.5 years. The Oshkosh Chamber is proud to have worked very closely through our referral partner network to identify the Merge Development team to help cultivate its interest in Oshkosh.
Oshkosh Chamber Provides Two $50,000 Small Business Loans
The Oshkosh Chamber recently closed two $50,000 loans through Oshkosh Area Economic Development Corp RLF Fund to facilitate expansions for Adventure Games and Green 3. Adventure Games will be relocating and expanding its business from 927 Oregon Street to 408 N. Main Street this September. Adventure Games is a local game store that offers board games, hobbies, and dedicated open gaming space. Green 3 was founded in Oshkosh in 2006 and has a local retail presence at 2325 St. Road 44. They will be utilizing these loan funds to expand their business in its transition from a mainly wholesale company to a direct to consumer Amazon focused retail company.
Happening Around Oshkosh
Bank First construction continues on new 6,800 sq. ft. offices at 1159 N. Koeller St.
Alro Steel construction continues on new 195,000 sq. ft. facility near Ripple Ave./Poberezny Rd.
Shea Electric remodeling work continues at 3175 Atlas Ave.
Town of Algoma Approved Lakevista Estates Development – 44.4 Acres for Single Family and Two Family
Mobil Station demolished for a new bank at 2020 S. Koeller St.
O-Town Iron to locate at Fair Acres Shopping Center– 10,000 square feet
Blades and Boards opened at 2283 State Road 44
Adventure Games to expand to 408 N. Main St.
Construction began on the new 52 unit, 40,000 square foot Mathews Senior Living project on N. Jackson St.
Construction began on the Fresenius Kidney Care and Dialysis Services project on Old Omro Road.
Re-Construction continues on Five Below and Ulta
Gabe's Wisconsin Kitchen and Tavern opened at 1160 N. Westhaven Dr. on Sept 3
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Aviation Plaza Development
Over $22 Million in total investment. The Oshkosh Common Council approved the creation of TIF #37 to support the Mineshaft Entertainment/Extreme Customs/Rogan's Project at the former Aviation Plaza site on July 23rd. Approved on a 7-0 vote.
Mineshaft Restaurant and Entertainment Project
The Oshkosh Chamber has been assisting the Mineshaft ownership regarding a potential Oshkosh location since 2012
35,000 sq. ft. restaurant and entertainment project $16.3 Million – expand to 60,000 square feet
Expected to draw over 300,000 people annually from outside of a 10-mile radius of Oshkosh
Create 150-200 new jobs
Creation of a regional family entertainment venue that currently does not exist in the market
Major Oshkosh gateway enhancement – I-41/Highway 44 interchange
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on August 1
Extreme Customs
Tires, Wheels, Suspensions, and Accessories
Retains 40 employees and growing
On-line based sales and will have a retail presence in former 60,000 square foot JC Penney building
A $500,000 WEDC Idle Sites grant has been approved to help with project infrastructure
The Idle Sites Redevelopment Program offers grants up to $500,000 to Wisconsin communities for the redevelopment of sites that have been idle, abandoned or underutilized for a period of at least five years. Grants can assist with rehab or infrastructure improvements, demolition, and environmental remediation.
The TIF approval was for approximately $1.7 Million. This will be a pay-go TIF with a short payback cycle time to help with stormwater issues on-site and water lines and other code compliance. All TIF eligible costs are financed by the developer upfront. There are site issues that have to be dealt with – water hookups and stormwater management compliance issues
The MERGE DEVELOPMENT project was approved on June 11
Potential for 238 units and $32 MM
Phase I would include 111 units at the intersection of Jackson Street and Marion Road
Second building a 5 story multi-use with 9 walkup residential units on the ground floor and 29 upper floor units
Third building would be a two-story row home building with 8 residential units
Another building on the corner of Jackson/Marion could be 2 story's with 14 residential on upper
Council approved the project and TIF up to a $9.8 Million on June 11
Potential for Development at Pioneer Inn Site
Developer Art Dumke
Micro-resort Concept
$12 Million development
2 new piers and 80 new Boat Slips
Event tent rental and Glamping Sites
12 new extended-stay suites to house marina operations staff with public use options
Two observation towers connected by a zip-line
Outdoor swimming pool with recreational condos
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2019 Oshkosh Development Highlights
Construction continues on the 190,000 sq. ft. Oshkosh Corporation Global Headquarters
Blades and Boards Opened on Highway 44
Caseys General Store on Jackson Opened – May 30th
Verve opening a new branch on S. Washburn near Dick's Sporting Goods
TJ's Highland Steakhouse opened
Bank First under construction – 6800 square foot offices – 1159 N. Koeller – Open by end of year
Alro Steel under construction – 150,000 sq. ft. facility- Ripple/Poberezny
Shea Electric Work under construction at 3175 Atlas Avenue
Remodeling work underway at former A&E Jewelers for new Home Care Assistance offices
Home Goods next to Hobby Lobby Opened June 23
Construction well underway for Casey's General Store on Oshkosh Ave. $3.5 Million
O-Town Iron to locate at Fair Acres – 10,000 square feet
Ulta under construction
Town of Algoma Approved Lakevista Estates Development – 44.4 Acres
Single Family and Two Family
Dynamic Drinkware relocated to Avalon Papers Building
Plan Commission Approvals for a Bank at 2020 S. Koeller
Pixel's Arcade Opened in Witzel center
Construction began on the new 52 unit, 40,000 square foot Mathews Senior Living project on N. Jackson Street
Current City of Oshkosh Unemployment Rate for June was 3.6% down from 3.7% in June of 2018. There are currently 142 less City residents working this year compared to last year. There are 176 fewer people in the labor force
Winnebago County Unemployment Rate for June was 3.3% down from 3.4% in June 2018. There are currently 375 fewer county residents working this year over last year. There are 506 fewer people in the labor force.
Currently working on 18 Active Projects
Oshkosh Chamber staff attended the annual ICSC RECON real estate trade show May 19-22. Connected with real estate professionals from throughout the country to discuss expansion plans, site locations, and present development opportunities in Oshkosh.
Over the past month, we toured eight commercial properties with owners and brokers relative to property leasing and sales
Provided pre-development assistance and support for the potential Aviation Plaza redevelopment project that could result in over $20 million invested in Oshkosh, add over 100 new jobs and retain 32 jobs.
Met with representatives of the Merge Urban Development Group team to provide pre- development assistance and market analysis support. Phase I of the project for 111 new multi-family residential units at the corner of Jackson Street and Marion Road was approved on June 11 by the Oshkosh Common Council. The development could ultimately add a total of 238 residential units, 22,000 square feet of commercial space, and include over $32 million in investment.
Oshkosh Chamber staff Testified at Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance meeting in Green Bay in support of TIF and the Manufacturing and Ag Tax Credit programs that benefit our local businesses.
Construction began on the new 52 unit, 40,000 square foot Mathews Senior Living project on Jackson Street.
Casey's General Store is now open on Jackson St. along with the new Verve, a Credit Union location on S. Washburn St. and HomeGoods on S. Koeller St.
Oshkosh's May unemployment rate was 2.7% unchanged from a year ago with employment at 33,799.
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Fastest way to kilo a candidacy: Chafee calls for switch to metric in presidential bid
Published time: 4 Jun, 2015 21:18
Former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee (Reuters / Jonathan Ernst) © Reuters
The Democratic presidential race got more crowded when Lincoln Chafee threw his hat in the ring... by calling for the US to go metric. The switch would be part of his plan for the US to become more of an international player, rather than a global bully.
Chafee, a former US Senator and governor of Rhode Island, announced his candidacy Wednesday in a speech at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia.
"I enjoy challenges and certainly we have many facing America," he said. "Today, I am formally entering the race for the Democratic nomination for president."
Here is more on why I am running via @Vimeohttps://t.co/A9wY8sI1NY
— Lincoln Chafee (@LincolnChafee) June 3, 2015
He promised Democrats a bold vision in his platform and refused to take a metered approach in his announcement.
"Earlier I said, 'Let's be bold'," Chafee said. "Here's a bold embrace of internationalism: let's join the rest of the world and go metric.
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— Patrick Sweeney (@PatrickASweeney) June 3, 2015
"I happened to live in Canada as they completed the process. Believe me it is easy," he added. "It doesn't take long before 34 degrees is hot. Only Myanmar, Liberia and the United States aren't metric and it will help our economy."
Chafee told CNN's 'New Day' that the economic benefits of working on the same system as the rest of the international community would far outweigh the costs of the changeover. But his support comes despite a failed attempt by the US to go metric in the 1970s. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has had no luck garnering interest in so-called 'metricazation' since then, despite producing a series of catchy videos aimed at supporting the metric system.
Chafee believes that, along with the economic benefits, the switch would help improve America's reputation in the international community.
"This is just one piece, as I said, of becoming internationalist as a country and getting away from that unilateralist approach, that muscular approach to the world, that I don't think is working in our best interests," he told CNN's Wolf Blitzer in an interview.
If we go metric, global warming will end because all temperatures will be much lower
— Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) June 3, 2015
Chafee is most known for his staunch opposition to the Iraq War, a subject he touched upon in his campaign announcement, declaring that, as president, he would bring about a "New American Century" where the US can "wage peace."
He has long criticized fellow Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for her vote in favor of the Iraq War while she was a senator from New York in 2003. Chafee, then a Republican senator, was the lone GOP legislator in that chamber to vote against the war authorization.
In his speech, Chafee also blasted Clinton, the Democrats' current frontrunner, for the private email and Clinton Foundation controversies now swirling around her from her time as secretary of state.
"Our State Department just has to be above all controversy, and it's regrettable to me what's happening now with emails, with the foundation that affects decision making coming out of State. We just can't have that," Chafee said.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Florida), the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, called Chafee a "welcome addition to the race."
"Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated the conviction to do what he felt was best for the people he represents," she said.
Wasserman Schultz described Chafee's path to the Democratic Party as indicative of the GOP's failure to lead during President Barack Obama's tenure in office. Chafee voted for the president twice, serving as Obama's campaign co-chair in 2012.
"As a former Republican, Lincoln Chafee can help make the case that his old party no longer represents the best interests of the American people," she said.
Lincoln Chafee is in! If you are too, add your name to make sure we elect a Democrat in 2016: http://t.co/R7gUW1PL5dpic.twitter.com/6JRNny5y9Y
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) June 3, 2015
Despite the praise of his campaign kickoff from the Democratic establishment, the party views him as a very dark-horse candidate against powerhouse Clinton, socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley… and that was before he made the "bold" move to include the metric system in his platform.
"I'm sorry to say this because I am a native Rhode Islander and I would love to have a Rhode Islander in the White House for the first time," Brad Bannon, a national Democratic strategist, told The Hill newspaper. "Once Sanders and O'Malley got in, that was the curtain call for the Chafee campaign."
Chafee's support for the "metricazation" of America may have gained him at least one vote, however.
"Setting a standard of measurement should be a matter of national assent," Paul Trusten, the vice president of the US Metric Association, told the Wall Street Journal. "It's something that should be raised, not be made a matter of tyranny but as a matter of leadership.''
About time someone tried tapping into the single issue metric system voters.
— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) June 3, 2015
As a US senator ‒ when he was viewed as the last liberal Republican ‒ Chafee consistently supported same-sex marriage, abortion rights, raising the federal minimum wage and higher taxes on the wealthy. He opposed the death penalty and drilling for oil in Alaska. After he lost reelection to Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse in 2006, Chafee ran for and won the Rhode Island governorship in 2010 as an independent. He became a Democrat in May 2013, while still governor, before opting not to seek a second term in 2014.
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‹ What Justice Entitles Us To
Early Schools for Freed People ›
Vincent Colyer was a Quaker artist from New York who founded the United States Christian Commision before being appointed "Superintendent of the Poor" by Union General Burnside in the captured territory of New Bern. Colyer's major responsibility was employing the thousands of slaves who had escaped to the Union lines, where they knew they would be free, but he also assisted in the recruitment and training of men for the United States Colored Troops. He recorded the experiences of African Americans he met at New Bern and published their stories in Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army, in North Carolina (1864).
One of the stories captured by Colyer was that of William Kinnegy, a man who had escaped slavery from a plantation in Jones County, North Carolina. He sought refuge behind Union lines and served as a scout for the Union Army.
While we don't have this man's story in his own words, we do have this retelling by Colyer. William's story is consistent with other accounts of slavery in the nineteenth century. We also know that there were hundreds of formerly enslaved people who lived for years in the woods as fugitive slaves, subsisting off the land and trading with poor whites and other slaves.
In order that you may have a correct idea of the character of the men from among whom these spies were selected, let me give you the brief personal history of one of them, as I wrote it down from his own lips, previous to employing him on one of these visits. You will then be able to judge more readily whether they would be likely to have the enterprise and necessary ability to undertake such dangerous duties.
I will preface his story by saying that he was a tall, intelligent looking, well formed negro, of a singularly modest, refined and ingenuous look. His long incarceration in the woods, and non-communion with his fellows, had given him a meditative air and manner that was peculiar. He told his story without any apparent idea that it was in the least remarkable or uncommon, or with a thought of being a hero, yet with a full consciousness of the injustice and wrong to which he had in common with his race been subjected to while in slavery.
His dignity, earnestness, and uncomplaining resignation of manner should be known to have the story rightly appreciated.
History of a Scout -- Wm. Kinnegy
My name is William Kinnegy; I belonged to * *Asterisks or dashes were used when the name of a person or place had been removed, usually to protect someone's privacy. who lived on * * * in Jones County, North Carolina, where I was born, in what year, I could never ascertain. After * * *'s death, his son * * * drew lots and obtained me and left me to his * * *'s son * * * This * * * sent me to Richmond to be sold, about six years ago. I was taken to jail, and after remaining there about two months, I was brought out and placed in the slave pen. They made us (there was a number from different parts of the country, all strangers to me,) strip stark naked; the women in one part of the room, the men in another; a rough cotton screen separating the two sexes. We were stood off at a short distance from our purchasers, and our physical condition fully considered and remarked upon, holding up our hands, turning round, and then we were sold accordingly. They did not call us "people," but "stock." ' I had been used in North Carolina to the title, "droves of people," but there in Richmond, they called us "droves of stock," "heads of stock," &c. After knocking about between different purchasers, I was traded off to go South. * * * and * * *, traders, bought me, and afterwards sold me to a man named * * * to go South in Alabama. They took me out of Richmond jail, and in company with one hundred others, men, women and children, they put me on the train on the Welden and Goldsborough Railroad. We were to go to Wilmington, and from there by water to Alabama. When the train had passed Goldsborough, and was below Strickland's depot, on the Goldsborough and Wilmington Railroad, it was night. Knowing that I was then as near to the residence of my wife and children, as I ever probably should be, I made an excuse to look out of the door, and watching my chance, while the train was in full motion, passing through a wood, I jumped off. I was three days and four nights in the woods before I got anything to eat. Bruised badly, and suffering from the strain of jumping off the train, being compelled to avoid every habitation, and in the woods and swamps I had a hard time of it. At the close of the fourth night, a colored man, a slave, gave me some food. After a while I reached my home and met my wife. It was still dark, and having had a word of good cheer from her, and kisses from my three children, I took a little food and returned to the woods, five miles away.
I have a son twenty-three years old, whom you know as * * *, he works on the fort for the United States Government; and a daughter twenty-three years old, who was sold to a planter, I believe in Alabama; and four small children under the age of twelve years, two of whom have been born since I lived in the woods. These six children were all by the same wife * * *. I staid in the woods in a close jungle, so thick that you could not penetrate it, except with the axe; and from that time to this, (it was February 12th, 1857, mid-winter, when I jumped off the train) now over five years, I have lived in that woods. I dared not permit myself to be seen by a white man for months, and then only by one or two of the very poorest, who traded with me in small things. I slept under the boughs and on a bed of pine blooms for a month or two (mid-winter and plenty of rain) until spring, when I began to build me a hut. I cut down small trees, and from an old fence got some boards, and soon built a place large enough to sleep in. I had to get a saw, so as not to make a noise; the sound of an axe would be heard a much greater distance. There were a great many cattle and swine in the glades among the reeds on which they feed in the fall. I have seen three and four hundred in a drove. They get so wild and skittish that the owners rarely keep any account of them. The poor people about, frequently kill them, and the owners seem not to be aware of it, or do not care for it. They are generally lean and thin cattle while left in this way. I killed one occasionally, and by trading a pig which I had killed and dressed, and leaving it in a place designated, a poor white man with whom I accidentally became acquainted; by previous arrangement brought a gun and left it in the same place. I took the gun and he took the pig, of course without meeting each other. Afterwards I exchanged other things; the hide of a cow, &c., for shot and powder. If I had received them from him in person, or he had been found out, his punishment would have been very severe; but I saw him but rarely, as my acquaintance was too dangerous a thing for him. Once I was hunted out by bloodhounds. One Jim McDaniel kept a pack of these dogs, and they were put on my trackCoyler added, in a footnote, "This man and his dogs were captured by Col. Mix's cavalry a short time since, and he is now in Newbern jail" — arrested, presumably, for what he did to William Kinnegy.. There were eight dogs, and they were upon me before I had time to prepare. With an old scythe which I had made into a cutlass, I killed two and crippled another, but I was forced to fly to the middle of the swamp to get clear of them, wading up to my middle in water and mud. After some days I returned to my hut, and found that my pursuers had robbed me of everything, and nearly destroyed the hut. This would not be considered worth much to most people under ordinary circumstances, but it was a great loss to me, and besides, compelled me to change my hiding place. As I had been from youth up always in delicate health (was "sickly," as they called me,) and was sold to the traders by my owner * * * very low, and he had got his money, they did not make that careful search for me they would otherwise have done. My wife's owner offered $400 for me, but my master thought he could get more than that for me in Richmond, and so I was sent there. The Alabama planter, who bought me, paid $700 for me, I was told. I never dared to stay at my wife's cabin more than a few minutes at a time, although it was always night when I visited her. She has been as faithful a wife to me as woman could be, and though she has had two children since I have lived in the woods, their resemblance to the others is so striking, that their master troubled my wife very much to get her to betray my where-abouts.
As soon as possible after the United States army took Newbern, I came within the Union lines. I have worked a month for you on the fort, have eight dollars, wages received there, in my pocket, and now hearing that my wife's owner has run away, and she and the children are up in the country alone, I have come to you for a pass to go and bring them down.
I listened to his simple story, and then asked him if he would be willing, while after his wife, to go a little further, up to Kingston and thereabout, and take a good look at the rebel encampments, make a careful note on his memory of their number and situation, inquire of the negroes in their cabins all about the enemy, and bring this information for us, with his wife and children on his return. I told him I would pay him handsomely if he brought us information of value. He said he would gladly, he knew every inch of the road. I gave him rations for three days, some small change in silver, and a pass. Two weeks after this the tall form of this negro stood before me, he had returned with his wife and four children. He said, "Sir, this is the first time in five years I have dared to stand before a white man, and call my wife and children my own."
Colyer, Vincent. Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army, in North Carolina. New York: V. Colyer, 1864. Available online courtesy of East Carolina University. https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/13431#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=10&xywh=0%2C-219%2C2999%2C3080.
Vincent Coyler, Brief report of the services rendered by the freed people to the United States Army, in North Carolina (New York: V. Colyer, 1864), pp. 17–22.
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In the end, Whole Foods closed for Easter Sunday; Ottawans divided on how they feel about it
The Whole Foods Market outlet in Lansdowne Park was closed Easter Sunday, reversing its earlier defiance of provincial law.
Robert Sibley
Whole Foods at Lansdowne was open for shopping on Good Friday. Pat McGrath / Ottawa Citizen
The company, a U.S.-based organic supermarket, had two days earlier stayed open on Good Friday, a statutory holiday.
Retail outlets that open on prohibited days, such as Good Friday, can be fined as much as $50,000 or the total amount of gross sales for the holiday, whichever is the larger.
Ottawa police visited the Lansdowne store on Friday in response to a complaint. Their report will go to provincial prosecutors to decide whether to proceed against the company.
On Sunday, Whole Foods Ottawa posted a note on its Twitter site saying it would be closed Easter Sunday "so our team members may spend time with their families."
Previously, store officials had tweeted it was going to be open Good Friday and Easter Sunday because the outlet was within a "designated tourist area". They also claimed "team members volunteer to work" in exchange for double-time wages.
No surprise, Ottawans were divided on whether Whole Foods should be allowed to open on statutory holidays.
"Whether you agree or disagree with an act or law, it has to be followed," Terry Kilrea posted in the Comment section of a Citizen article.
"People in the service industry get little time off as it is," wrote Beverley Bell. "It is wrong to make anyone work on a stat holiday."
Others held a brief exchange on the whole issue of Sunday shopping. "Anyone remember Sunday shopping laws in Ontario? Anyone?" posted Danielle Metz.
"Yes, and I'm glad they're gone," said Steven Mosher, pointing out that Sunday shopping created more jobs.
Bryan Marks wondered why people are "addicted to shopping that (they) can't take the peace and lack of noise for a whole day."
John Gaynes, however, argued the law should be changed so retail stores can open or close as they choose. "And the laws of Canada should be that no religious holiday is a state holiday anymore."
Since 1985, when the federal Lord's Day Act was overturned by the Supreme Court, every Canadian province has amended its laws to ease prohibitions on Sunday shopping. Ontario joined the trend in the early 1990s after years of often heated debate that saw some stores outright defy the law even while public support — and, therefore, political support — for Sunday closing remained robust.
During the 1990 election, for instance, the Liberal, Conservative and New Democrat parties all claimed to oppose Sunday shopping. Indeed, then NDP leader Bob Rae promised to crack down on large retail outlets that opened on Sunday by legislating "a common pause day to strengthen family and community life while protecting small business and the rights of workers." Such a law would have required many retailers to remain shuttered on Sunday.
After the NDP won the election — to the surprise of many — there was much speculation about whether Rae's promise helped secure the win.
Be that as it may, two years later, on June 3, 1992, Rae backtracked on his promise, amending the Retail Business Holidays Act so that only statutory holidays — not Sundays — would be common pause days. In effect, the door to Sunday shopping was thrown wide open.
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In the end, Whole Foods closed for Easter Sunday


Dr. Philip Friedman and our team at Dr. Friedman, DDS hear this question all the time. Periodontal disease is an infection. Our mouths are filled with bacteria, and this bacteria forms plaque. If the plaque is not removed through brushing, flossing, and regular cleanings at the dentist, it hardens into tartar. If gingivitis (gum inflammation) is not treated early, it can advance to periodontitis. Bacteria get under the gum tissue and erode it as well as the bone that supports the teeth. The gums eventually pull away from the teeth, and infected pockets form.
To learn more about the connection between heart disease and oral health, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Philip Friedman, please give us a call at our convenient Savannah, GA office! A clean mouth leads to a happy heart!


Have your little girl grinning from ear to ear when she's in this Florida State Seminoles Swimming Pool T-shirt from Colosseum!
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We would love to congratulate Demitrios Kargotis on his fantastic project at the Royal College of Arts.
Dr. Whippy, prescribes unhappiness with more quantities of ice cream.
"Employing voice stress analysis of the user's answers to specific questions, varying degrees of unhappiness are measured and the counteractive quantity of ice cream is dispensed"
Think we could all use one of those sometimes.


More experiments regarding the effect of Agnihotra on purification of polluted air.
One was done at Vikram University in Ujjain, M.P., India, the other in North Maharashtra University in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India.
Still waiting for the results of the Ujjain experiment – but the results of the Jalgaon experiment are there, showing that particulate matter is reduced by Agnihotra (although the count is little higher during and right after Agnihotra – which is expected, we are adding some smoke to the air). Same with SOx and NOx.
Now we plan for an experiment performing Agnihotra for one week. Also we want to see how Agnihotra improves the breathing capacity of asthmatic people – we have many reports showing that people get healed from asthma by performing Agnihotra, but till now no scientific study has been done. Hopefully this summer we will start with that.


TechCon North America is Coming to San Diego!
Get Noticed! TechCon sponsorships are the perfect branding opportunity to reach utility and power industry professionals.
General Electric is graciously hosting a golf outing for any enthusiast or die-hard player at the world-renown Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla, CA. It offers two Golf Courses, North or South and sits on the coastal cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean where you will have first-hand views of ships, sea-life and para-sailing!
Welcome Reception at SeaWorld San Diego!
Experience a 360 degree view of San Diego and the Pacific Ocean from this SkyTower Ride upon arriving at our Welcome Recption at SeaWorld San Diego. Generously Co-Sponsored by ABB and A-Line E.D.S.
Experience Food Stations and an open bar within the Shark Tank or Turtle Reef. Be greeted by residential ambassadors up close.
Inspired by Siemens' decision to host the Gala Dinner in San Diego, the famed USS Midway, Aircraft Carrier Museum was the longest-serving aircraft carrier in the 20th century and is the backdrop to captivating live entertainment and tantalizing cuisine. You'll have access to Docent-led tours on the lower deck and a surprise ending on the upper deck.
TechCon Aus-NZ began in 1999 in collaboration with Wilson Transformer Company Pty Ltd where TJH2b Analytical Services houses their diagnostic laboratory. The three-day Trainings & Seminars are tailored to the industry. Firmly focused on life-management of highvoltage and mediumvoltage power equipment, it attracts over 200 delegates, supporters and industry leaders annually. TechCon Australia/New Zealand Trainings & Seminars are often preceeded with a 1 day the Cigr'e Meeting. The combination of these two powerhouse organizations make for an exemplary experience. The 2018 TechCon Aus-NZ was held on April 16-18, 2018 in Sydney, Australia.
Euro TechCon began in 2002 and has been the premier Trainings & Seminars for Europe's power industry leaders for 15 years. Euro TechCon draws nearly 150 in attendance representing 44 countries and 18 exhibition spaces. Held each year in the United Kingdom, near TJH2b's diagnostic laboratory in Bromborough, this eventgathers the greatest minds and introduces up-to-the-minute electric power technologies to date. The next Euro TechCon will be held on Dec 4-6 2018 in Cardiff, United Kingdom.
TechCon SE Asia Due to the success of TechCon Worldwide, we are pleased to announce that TechCon SE Asia Trainings & Seminars will be returning for the second year in a row. South East Asia's industry leaders gather to learn about the latest life-management tools and services for high voltage and mediumvoltage power equipment. The Trainings & Seminars was held on April 23-25, 2018 in Manila, Philippines.


Idaho is seeking career & technical educators.
For many career & technical educators teaching is a second or third career after they acquire valuable experience in their industry.
Career & technical educators instruct students in various technical and career related subjects, such as information technology, healthcare, business, culinary arts, diesel technology, and many more. We are currently experiencing a high demand for CTE teachers. Do you think teaching CTE might be right for you?
Educators teach the academic, technical, and workplace readiness skills that prepare students to enter an occupation or continue their education. The classroom experience is hands on, and all programs are directly connected to an advisory committee made up of industry representatives. There are opportunities at both postsecondary and secondary institutions. Although teachers can pursue the traditional certification process, there is a separate certification process for those coming out of industry.
What does a career & technical educator do?
What are the basic qualifications for a career & technical educator?
What positions are currently available in Agriculture & Natural Resources?
What positions are currently available in Business & Marketing?
Compass Honors High School is looking for a CTE certified Teacher to teach Broadcasting 1, 2, and 3 for grades 9th – 12th.
Please contact Kelly or Greg @ 208.888-5847 for more information.
The Murtaugh School District is seeking a Business Education Teacher to join our staff. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits, excellent technology and resources and a supportive environment for teachers.
What positions are currently available in Engineering & Technology?
What positions are currently available in Family & Consumer Sciences?
What positions are currently available in Health Sciences?
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Have a position available? We are happy to link to your opportunities. Current openings: Check back again soon!
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OctoberFeast is a tasting-tour of River North showcasing River North restaurants. You will start and end your journey with a group of 25-30 people. Participating venues provide their specialty food items in tasting portion, along with a red or white wine for event participants to enjoy.
The event continues to grow each year as the River North Business Association's signature event with over 300 participants expected this year.
Please note: This event is rain or shine and does involve walking to the restaurants.
Registration 5-6 PM, Enjoy your first taste and a beverage at Joy District!
Tickets include all food and beverage at registration, all restaurants on your route, and the after party!
*By completing your registration and submitting payment you agree that the event for which you purchase tickets is a public event, that your appearance and actions inside and outside the venue where the event occurs are public in nature, and that you have no expectation of privacy with regard to your actions or conduct at the event. You grant permission to the Event Provider(s) to utilize your name, image, likeness, acts, poses, plays, appearance, movements, and statements in any live or recorded audio, video, or photographic display or other transmission, exhibition, publication or reproduction made of, or at, the event (regardless of whether before, during or after play or performance) for any purpose, in any manner, in any medium or context now known or hereafter developed, without further authorization from, or compensation to, you or anyone acting on your behalf.


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