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Der Ruse Peak (englisch; ) ist ein über  hoher Berg auf der Livingston-Insel im Archipel der Südlichen Shetlandinseln. Am westlichen Ende des Delchev Ridge in den Tangra Mountains ragt er östlich des Devin Saddle, 2,7 km ostnordöstlich des Plovdiv Peak und 1,4 km südwestlich des Delchev Peak auf. Der Magura-Gletscher liegt südwestlich und der Iskar-Gletscher nordwestlich und nördlich von ihm

Die bulgarische Kommission für Antarktische Geographische Namen benannte den Berg 2002 nach der Stadt Russe im Norden Bulgariens.

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 Ruse Peak im Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica (englisch)

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In 1292 Edward I found in favour of John Balliol as king of Scotland. Three years later, relations between the two had broken down. In the spring of 1296 Edward captured Berwick and laid siege to Dunbar. A relieving army was defeated on 27 April and the castle capitulated. Edward then proclaimed himself king of Scotland.


Local activist groups The Black Man's Army and Black on Black Crime took to the streets of the Outhwaite Estates on Cleveland's east side Wednesday.
"If you can't stand for your women and children what can you stand for," they chanted as they looked for a man responsible for a reprehensible series of crimes.
The activists urged people to come outside and provide information regarding a man Cleveland Police are looking for.
A surveillance photo shows the man, riding a black bicycle with silver rims. He's 5'1", stocky and wears a hoodie with a black mask.
Police say in recent months the man has approached three women in the neighborhood and forced them at gunpoint into their homes. The suspect robs them, forces them to take their clothes off and in at least one case made the victim touch herself in a sexual manner.
Alfred Porter Jr., the communications director for The Black Man's Army told us, "We're appalled because somebody chose to act like a savage, to be a predator, to prey on women."
"Let's find this man, let's get him off the streets."
Police say the suspect was on the bike in all three attacks and that somebody had to notice him.
Porter added, "It's all right to step out, it's all right to say something, it's all right for men to get together, post up, stand together and look for this individual together."


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Rubens House seeks six paintings by 17th-century artist Michaelina Wautier
Tuesday, April 25, 2017 — The Rubens House is in a search for six paintings by Michaelina Wautier. The Five Senses series dates from 1650 and consists of five signed and dated works on canvas. All that is known about them at present is a single black-and-white illustration in a 1975 auction catalogue. There has also been no trace since 1985 of the signed and dated still life Garland with Butterfly. The Rubens House is looking for these six works in the run-up to the first survey exhibition of Michaelina Wautier's work, which is due to open at Rubens's former Antwerp home on 1 June 2018. 'Michaelina' is the first survey exhibition of the Baroque artist's work and is part of Antwerp Baroque 2018: Rubens as an inspiration.
The Five Senses
The Rubens House is looking for The Five Senses by the seventeenth-century artist Michaelina Wautier. The five individual works on canvas date from 1650 and all (or most) of them are believed to be signed and dated. They share the same dimensions (68 x 58 cm or 70 x 61 cm) and were twice auctioned as a series in Valenciennes (France) in the nineteenth century. The series belonged in 1883 to the collection of a 'M. de Malherbe', from which they were sold in 1898 to a certain Jean-Baptiste Foucart. A single black-and-white image of one of the paintings is the only known visual record. It shows a flute-player and was reproduced in a sale catalogue for the Drouot auction house in Paris dated 28 May 1975. There has been no further trace of the five works since then.
According to the nineteenth-century sale catalogues, each canvas depicts one of the five senses. One painting shows a man (or youth) gazing through a pince-nez at a coin in his left hand, representing the sense of sight. A second canvas uses a flute-player wearing a red beret and sitting on a chair to depict 'hearing'. 'Smell' is represented in a third canvas by a boy in a felt hat and a grey shirt, whose disgusted expression tells us that the egg he is about to top has gone bad. The sense of taste is symbolized by a young man with long red hair and a cloak eating a piece of bread. The canvas representing 'touch', lastly, features another youth with long black hair, who cuts his thumb while shaping a piece of wood.
Garland with Butterfly
In addition, the Rubens House is looking for the still life Garland with Butterfly produced by Michaelina Wautier in 1652. The panel (41.1 x 57.4 cm) is the counterpart of Garland with Dragonfly, which is in a German private collection and has already been requested for the exhibition. The floral scene that is being sought is signed ('Michaelina Woutiers fecit 1652') and was displayed in 1960 in the exhibition Bloem en tuin in de Vlaamse Kunst (Flower and Garden in Flemish Art) at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ghent. In 1985, according to the catalogue of floral still lifes by Hairs, the painting was part of the collection of Parisian gallery owner Benito Pardo. After 1985, however, the panel disappeared from view. Garland with Butterfly and Garland with Dragonfly are the only two still lifes by Michaelina that are known of. Their importance in her oeuvre and the value of bringing the two still lifes back together therefore cannot be overstated.
The Rubens House has launched an international call for the paintings. Any information or tips will be treated confidentially and with full discretion by Katrijn Van Bragt, assistant curator at the Rubens House and project coordinator for the 'Michaelina' exhibition. Katrijn Van Bragt can be contacted during office hours on +32 (0)3 201 15 60 or at katrijn.vanbragt@stad.antwerpen.be
Michaelina
The 'Michaelina' exhibition will highlight the exceptional talent of a painter who achieved greatness in an era when women artists were extremely rare. Her work is so wide-ranging and unique that it challenges the art-historical imagination. 'Michaelina' is the first survey exhibition of the Baroque artist's work and is part of 'Antwerp Baroque 2018: Rubens as an inspiration'.
Antwerp Baroque 2018. Rubens as an inspiration pays homage to Peter Paul Rubens and his baroque, cultural heritage. During the festival, the spotlights will be on Peter Paul Rubens, one of the most influential artists ever and the most famous inhabitant of Antwerp. He personifies the baroque period and is an important source of inspiration for contemporary artists and the atypical lifestyle of the city and its inhabitants. The cultural city festival tells a story about baroque, in the past and the present, and creates a dialogue between historic baroque and the work of contemporary artists. But the city and the world, in all their diversity, were and are the décor. Antwerp Baroque 2018. Rubens as an inspiration is a key event in VisitFlanders' Flemish Masters programme. It promises to be explicitly extroverted and to combine artistic originality with authentic hospitality. More information: www.visitantwerpen.be/baroque.
Please contact Katrijn Van Bragt if you have any information or tips regarding Michaelina Wautier's The Five Senses. All information will be treated confidentially and with full discretion.
Katrijn Van Bragt, Rubens House assistant curator and 'Michaelina' project coordinator.
katrijn.vanbragt@stad.antwerpen.be.
The 'Michaelina' exhibition will run from 1 June 2018 to 2 September 2018 at the Rubens House. Guest curator: Katlijne Van der Stighelen.
Katrijn Van Bragt Rubens House assistant curator , Antwerp
katrijn.vanbragt@stad.antwerpen.be
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Chelsea Walk Collection - 6 Books Best Story of Girls
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📚ISBN: 9781474972055
📚Publisher: Usborne
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Meet the residents of 6 Chelsea Walk (a real-life address!) and learn all about the historical achievements of women in these enlightening books.
Covering feminist history in an inspiring way, these books blend facts with storytelling and look at how women won the right to vote and make sure their voices are heard. Books also look at women at war and those who have made an impact behind the camera.
The perfect series for fans of Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls and Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World.
Girls with a Voice
Mary Ann dreams of becoming an opera singer, and she's thrilled when the famous child prodigy Mozart performs in Chelsea. But suddenly Mary Ann is told that she must leave her Boarding School for Young Ladies, and her singing dreams are shattered. Distraught, she comes up with a plan to stay at school, oblivious to the danger it will put her in...
Girls behind the camera
Cecily is enchanted when she meets photographer Rosalind, and soon longs to learn more about this "art of the future" and become a famous photographer herself. Believing Rosalind to be the perfect match for her widowed father, Cecily conspires to unite the pair, but her father's friend keeps spoiling her plans. Will Cecily's dreams ever come true? Set in Victorian London, Girls behind the Camera is a beautifully crafted tale of hope and ambition.
Girls at War
When Josie goes to stay with her cousin Edith, she's glad to be starting a new life away from the shame that has haunted her family since her brother refused to fight in the war. But Edith's friends keep teasing a shy classmate, and when the bullying gets out of hand, Josie faces a dilemma: if she takes a stand, will Edith tell everyone her secret?
Girls on the Up
Andie dreams of becoming an artist. Her best paintings are inspired by the moon, and she's excited to watch the first moon landing. She loves staying in Chelsea, with its fashion, music and art galleries. There's even a real artist living in the flat downstairs. But does Andie dare to show him her work - or might it shatter her dreams? This book was previously published as Historical House: Andie's Moon.
Girls for the Vote
When thirteen-year-old Polly befriends two suffragettes in the top floor flat at 6 Chelsea Walk, she finds herself questioning the views of those around her. The Votes for Women campaign strikes a chord with Polly and she becomes determined to join the suffragettes' protest march, even if it means clashing with her family...
Lizzie loves plants, and her biggest wish is to be a gardener, a bold choice for a Victorian girl. When her strict stepfather sends her to stay with relatives in London, Lizzie misses her country garden and struggles with her new life of stiff manners and formal pastimes.
Girls with Courage
Lizzie lives for the daily letters from her mother, until suddenly, the letters stop. Can Lizzie find the courage to stand up to her stepfather, and to follow her dreams?
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Noc Ac es una localidad del municipio de Yobaín, Estado de Yucatán, México.

Toponimia
El nombre (Noc Ac) significa en idioma maya gran jabalí o gran bejuco, si se entiende que noc es una contracción de nohoh que significa grande y ac que significa jabalí o bejuco.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2005 realizado por el INEGI, la población de la localidad era de 0 habitantes.

Véase también

 Municipio de Yobaín
 Yobaín

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Plano de acceso a Yobaín

Localidades del municipio de Yobaín
Haciendas de Yucatán
Zona henequenera de Yucatán


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Digital writing merges traditional forms of writing with the digital world. "Digital" does not refer to the tool. "Digital" refers to our presence on these tools and platforms, how we exist, behave and interact with others using the same space we are.
If digital writing merges traditional forms of writing with the digital world (read the post!), then digital conversation merges traditional ways of "talking" with digital expression. This concept of how we incorporate personal digital expression will influence the evolution and future of #edtech. This is a future where '"e-learning" becomes "learning." Where "virtual classrooms" become "real" classrooms. Where the way one chooses to communicate doesn't matter because all forms of communication are equivalent.
Think about it: our collective vocabulary has become infused with the language of technology. Conversations occur via chat or text or cell or email or video or all at once. Emoticons, emojis, and abbreviations (LOL and BRB) have become part of the written word. They are representations of a language almost universally understood.
But because these technologies represent relatively new forms of communication, we've continued to give them labels and to assign relative value to each communication type.
Which seems crazy – technology has provided a Rosetta Stone to allow us to create a modern Tower Of Babel. The potential for creating supportive learning environments is enormous. But instead of embracing this common language and encouraging individual digital presence, we resist it.
Let's consider the virtual classroom. In general we are frustrated when learners don't speak up during a live session. The old paradigm of learning insists that using one's voice is the best way to communicate in real time. Any other choice has less value. That's so limiting. The digital presence of the learner in the virtual classroom can be expressed with white boards, and chat rooms, and emoticons. Why should one expression of an idea be more valuable than any other? If my preference is to express myself digitally via a specific tool, being allowed and encouraged to do so may increase my engagement in the conversation. And not just my engagement, but potentially could result in higher engagement for the group as a whole.
It's like speaking the same language using different dialects – individual ideas expressed in one's own 'voice' with a comfortable personal nuance. And it can truly be a cacophony of voices – text chat, drawings, and speech seemingly competing for attention. But as we develop our personal digital presence, we'll also learn to interpret and embrace the behaviors others adopt in the learning environment, and we'll learn to synthesize these communication channels into a coherent conversation that is diverse and inclusive.


Heather Alvarez, shown during a drawing to determine Craig Benally's place on the election ballot, proposes reworking the municipal code.
At a workshop on Wednesday, the Mancos Town Board discussed several things they want to add to next year's budget. One was a new municipal code.
The workshop's main purpose was to give the head of each department a chance to request budget items for 2018, ahead of the budget meetings the town has planned for the summer. Some requested items included a new police vehicle, a new filtration system for the water plant, funds to pave dirt roads and an upgrade to Town Hall's telephone and online network.
But Interim Town Administrator Heather Alvarez said the budget also has to make room for an update to Mancos' land use and municipal code, which she said are too confusing to meet the needs of the growing town.
It was last codified about 10 years ago, and board member Cindy Simpson said there have been numerous amendments since then. Alvarez said an update could give the town board a chance to fix existing problems and prepare for the future. Simpson suggested changing zoning and design regulations to make sure that if larger, big-box stores ever move into Mancos, they won't disrupt the town's old-fashioned image.
Alvarez estimated it would cost about $100,000 to update the code, making the second-most expensive budget item proposed so far, right after the estimated $110,000 for road improvements. But she said the town has no choice but to spend it. She added that she may not recommend hiring the same company the town went to for the last codification, since it has a history of leaving in typos and grammatical errors.
According to the latest Region 9 Economic Development District report, the Mancos population grew by 1 percent between 2010 and 2015, the largest growth of any town in Montezuma County.
Even though Maintenance Supervisor Jeff Watenpaugh's request for road repair money was expensive, most of the board agreed the town's roads need work. He said the priority roads for improvement would be Beech Street in front of Mancos Elementary School and Park Street. As for unpaved sections, he said Walnut Street is the "most ready road" for asphalt, since it already has a curb and gutter.
Watenpaugh also asked for $65,000 to purchase a new public works truck.
Parks Manager Terry Jennings requested $9,500 in matching funds for the playground equipment grant Mancos is seeking from Great Outdoors Colorado, in conjunction with the city of Cortez and several other organizations. Marshal Jason Spruell asked for about $70,000 for a new police vehicle, but he said some of the funds could come from selling two older vehicles. He also said he's looking for a new deputy marshal. Public Works Director Robin Schmittel asked for $37,855 to upgrade the water treatment plant. Alvarez asked for about $17,000 to upgrade the town's phone system to voice-over internet protocol, which would allow staff to make calls using the internet, and to expand the fiber room in Town Hall to accommodate more growth and security.
The board has scheduled its next budget workshop for 7 p.m., Sept. 6. Board workshops are open to the public.


The Tamil Nadu government will re-deploy more than 500 commercial taxes department staff posted at 29 checkposts across the state after the goods and services tax (GST) rolls out on April 1.
Once the law comes into force, there will be no need for commercial taxes checkposts as the goods and services tax in all states will be same. Checkpost staff have already been informed about their re-deployment within the department and they will soon be trained to handle the GST regime.
"Our training has begun. All employees at the checkposts are being trained on GST. With checkpost becoming redundant, we will be informed as to where we will be re-deployed," said an official at the Puzhal check post, seeking anonymity.
There are at least 20 senior and junior officers at each checkpost. "At some checkposts, there are more than 20 officers, depending on the number of vehicles coming into Tamil Nadu and going out of the state," said an official at the Tiruttani checkpost, not willing to be quoted.
In the meantime, the state commercial taxes department is gearing up for the GST rollout. Though Tamil Nadu differed with the Centre on the rollout, the department has quietly prepared its officials for the new tax regime. "The differences between Tamil Nadu and the Centre on GST related to empowering the state on raising tax. But, we know that once the Parliament passes the act, states will have to fall in line," a senior department official told TOI.
The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) is working with private IT companies like Infosys for a GST software for all states. The training of officers on the software will begin in January. The number of officials who will be trained will be decided in the coming weeks, he said.
With the new software for GST, the work will be online. "Be it payment, filing of returns or scrutiny, it will all be online," said the official. "The Total Solution Project, a software being used by the department, will also be tweaked as we need to connect only fuel and alcohol tax revenue for the state. We will also be collecting tax for the Centre and transfer the money to its account," the official said.


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We at Anan strongly believe that the expos will help children to learn from each other's experiences and motivate them to develop something new and novel. It also stimulates interest in them towards their learning, inculcating spirit in younger generations, exploring and encouraging talent among children, inculcating in them a sense of pride in their talent, encouraging creative thinking and problem solving approach. Anan will never miss a chance in creating such a platform for its students. Anan hosts various expos at the school campus.


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Kevin Brady's funeral: From the Irish Times archives, March 21st, 1988
Mary Holland was at the funeral of an IRA man murdered by loyalist Michael Stone in Belfast's Milltown cemetery when two British army corporals strayed into its path and were also murdered in one of the bloodiest weeks of the 'Troubles'
Mary Holland's report on the front page of The Irish Times, March 21st 1988.
Fri Dec 28 2018 - 04:36
Kevin Brady's funeral started peacefully. As with other funerals in west Belfast last week, police were nowhere to be seen, and the only evidence of a security presence was a British army helicopter hovering over Milltown Cemetery. The Provisionals had made their own arrangements to protect the mourners. All of us arriving at St Agnes's Church on the Andersonstown Road were searched, no cameras were allowed inside, and stewards with walkie-talkie sets patrolled the area.
The priest who conducted the Requiem Mass sent a message of sympathy to the family of Gillian Johnston, the young Protestant woman, shot in Fermanagh on Friday night, and spoke of "a bewildered community's desire for peace."
The cortege left the church just before noon. Prominent members of Sinn Féin, including Gerry Adams and Danny Morrison, walked beside the family. The procession had gone about 200 yards when a silver car drove up the Andersonstown Road towards the hearse.
The driver saw the procession and swerved into a slip road used for parking in front of a row of shops. A crowd of youths broke away and ran towards it. The driver tried to reverse at speed down the Andersonstown Road away from the funeral, but was blocked by black taxis. The crowd surged towards the car.
A shot rang out, and, in panic people started running back towards the funeral cortege which had stopped. A group of youths then surged forward once again towards the car, and one man with an iron bar started hammering in the top and breaking the windows.
A man in a pale green sweater was dragged out and hauled past us, his face covered with blood. He was pulled into a yard adjoining Casement Park GAA club and the high gates were slammed behind him.
The funeral procession started moving again towards the cemetery. Rumours began to sweep through the bystanders that the two men were members of the RUC Special Branch. A hundred yards or so back up the road towards the church, shots rang out. They seemed to come from a car park adjoining the St Agnes Community Centre. Shopkeepers started pulling down their steel shutters. As I walked up the road and into the car park, a small crowd which had gathered there began to melt away. One young man passed me and said: "Short and sweet, good enough for him."
I saw a priest kneeling beside the body of a young man, stripped down to his underpants and shoes and socks, with blood on his chest and head. Father Alex Reid was administering the last rites, making the sign of the Cross on the young man's lips. His eyes were open and he was moving his head from side to side.
Father Reid said: "He's still alive." He asked me if I knew how to do mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, then asked me to go for an ambulance, and he began to give the kiss of life himself to the dying man. His courage and compassion redeemed us all. It sent one image of Ireland across the world that spoke of human pity in the face of death rather than the savagery of the mob.
A local bookmaker's shop let me in, and people inside helped me to phone for an ambulance. Their kindness too throws back the lie that the people of west Belfast are savages. When I came out again there were two bodies; I suppose the other one had been there all along and I hadn't seen it. The ambulance and the army and police had arrived. Both bodies were covered with tarpaulins and blood was seeping from them. I could not see the priest anywhere and nobody could tell me how the soldier to whom he had administered had died.
Inside the bookie's shop a man said to me: "If anyone tried to help them, they'd have been killed too."
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Traveling to Southern Chile is a unique experience, which can be done by plane or bus, on a train or car. However, one of the most comfortable and exciting ways to make the long trip to Patagonia and Southern Chile is by water, in one of the many cruise ships available in the country.
The Chilean Patagonia is formed by islands and archipelagos, beginning in Puerto Montt and finishing by the Antarctica. In this area the scenery is different, and big blocks of ice become the usual surrounding of a privileged place on Earth, filled with water and animals.
There are several companies which make the trip to this place and offer different types of tourist packages, like Skorpios, Catamaranes del Sur, Navimag, Mare Australis, Terra Nova Tours and Netnow.
Cruises Patagonia
Duration Rates
San Rafael Lagoon on Navimag crusier
5 days USD $811
Skorpios II Crusier - Classical Route
7 days USD $1.150
Catamaranes del Sur - San Rafael glacier
Mare Australis crusier- Punta Arenas- Ushuaia
The journeys made by the cruise companies in Chile are:
San Rafael Lagoon
It is, perhaps, the most visited place in Patagonia. San Rafael Lagoon is located in the northern part of the Southern Patagonia Icefield, and it is surrounded by big blocks of ice, snowdrifts and canals formed by the melting of the millenary ice in the area. The cruises that travel to the lagoon are able to stay by it between five to eight hours, time you can spend enjoying the landscapes, the vegetation, the animals that live in the area and breathe the purest air. Because of the change in climatic conditions in the past years, it is possible to see how blocks of ice fall from the bigger ones, into the water and slightly moving the boats and ships nearby.
There are companies that offer trips which are six days long, when you can visit San Rafael and Puerto Montt, with all the areas in between. These kinds of tour packages include stay at hotels and trips to other glaciers in the area.
There are cruise companies that cover the journey from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales, sailing by fiords and channels of great beauty. The trip to Puerto Natales allows the visitor to go to the Chiloe Island, with all its history and culture, a place like no other in Chile. Chiloe is the biggest Island in Chile, and it has its own architecture, flora and history, it is the home of over 150 churches, which were the center of each little town settled in the island.
From Chiloe you go on to the south through Patagonia canals, until you reach the Isla Magdalena National Park and the Queulat National Park, which leads to the San Rafael Lagoon, recognized by its glaciers. From San Rafael the journey continues to the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, near Puerto Natales. Here you are welcomed by more glaciers and islands of wild vegetation and fauna in danger of extinction.
It's the last place of Chile and the American continent. Tierra del Fuego (Fireland) is a place of pampas, islands, penguins and ice. The most important places are Punta Arenas, Puerto Williams and Ushuaia in Argentina. Cruise companies cover the zone, sailing through the historic Magellan's Strip, the connection point for the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. You sail right by National Parks, like the Alberto de Agostini and Isla Magdalena, where hundreds of animals of different species live, most in danger of extinction and -therefore- protected by Chilean and international laws.
Ant�rtica
It is the dream trip for many, even Chileans. To set foot on the white continent and be part, even for a short time, of its atmosphere and climate, makes Antarctica one of the most desired places to visit in the southern hemisphere. You can only get there by water, and the cruise companies are the best way to travel. You need to make reservations ahead of time, because the trips are only made in summer time, and depending on weather conditions. The access to the Chilean territory in Antarctica is complicated, it snows all winter and the winds are heavier than ever, and the `roads' are covered in snow. In winter the snow melts and different ships can make their way to the continent, finally. The Chilean Air Force keeps bases in Antarctica, where people live all year; other countries send scientists to research there too. Villa Las Estrellas is the only populated villa in Antarctica, completely equipped for daily life, it also has a hostel where visitors can stay and eat, with Internet access included.
The following is a listing of the companies that operate in Chile, by the journeys they provide:
Skorpios I
Catamares del Sur
Navimag
Patagonia Connection
Austral Adventures
Australis Cruises
Quark Expeditions
Antarctic Shipping Company


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Wellness and Integrative Health at University of Utah
by Rob Coons | Oct 11, 2021 | Case Studies, Corporate Spotlight
Step Challenges for Faculty Wellness
40,000 employees, Two HR departments, and a Successful Wellness Program at University of Utah
Coaching world class athletes is a dream come true for some people. It was reality for Britta Trepp. "I moved to Utah to train Olympic athletes. I worked with the US speedskating team for two summers," she says. After two years, Britta wanted to do something different. "I cared more about making physical activity and wellbeing accessible to more people." Britta's passion for community health brought her to the University of Utah's Office of Wellness and Integrative Health, where she creates, manages, and tracks the effectiveness of employee wellness programs. "Most of what I do is trying to redefine wellness culture," she says.
The University has two separate HR Departments. One department covers its main Academics and Health Sciences campus. Another department covers its hospitals and clinics.
Britta has the unique challenge of working with both departments to manage wellness programming for the University of Utah's 40,000 employees. She created a wellness certification program, coordinated a diabetes prevention program, and built an osteoporosis prevention program called Build a Bone.
Despite these programs, Britta felt like something was missing: the element of fun. They believed that they could make wellness fun by running a university-wide step challenge. The platform they used, however, left a lot to be desired. "It was not user friendly, it did not look good. From the back end, it was incredibly difficult to use. I wanted something that looked fun, and was fun to play with. I also wanted something that integrated with our single sign-on system," she says.
A Step In The Right Direction
Britta discovered Walker Tracker and found the fun, engaging, and user friendly solution she sought. Walker Tracker offered an attractive user interface and the ability to integrate with their single sign-on system. They could also create custom challenges to educate employees about systemic health disparities in their community. This spring, they partnered with the Utah Food Bank for 50K In May, a fundraiser and custom challenge where employees learned about food insecurity across the state of Utah. "That challenge was really cool. The HR departments loved it, and we're hoping to run more of those in the future," says Britta.
Walker Tracker helped with engagement as many employees adjusted to working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Britta explains "I spoke to a lot of people and said 'hey, I know we can't physically go to Europe right now, but we can go virtually with the 'Backpack Through Europe' challenge." This message resonated with employees who sought connection and teamwork in a new and uncertain virtual work environment. "What we've been most surprised with is how many individuals and groups have wanted to run challenges. People care most about the folks in their work group. They care about their department, their office, and their friends. That's why Walker Tracker is so great. Those people have the ability to log on, try things out, and create their own challenges. Or use it to track their weight or water intake," says Britta.
Britta continues to upload Youtube videos that help employees navigate the registration process. They add blurbs in a monthly internal newsletter announcing each quarterly challenge. The statistics show that this communication plan has been successful.
The University of Utah Office of Wellness and Integrative Medicine adopted Walker Tracker to increase the number of Walker Tracker users. More importantly, they want their employees to be healthier and move more. Britta will create quarterly system wide challenges that will be accessible to all 40,000 of the university's employees. Walker Tracker has hundreds of challenges that engage employees of all fitness and ability levels. "Walker Tracker offers mindfulness challenges to create awareness around healthy and balanced lifestyles. There are challenges focused on water intake and nutrition as well. Our employees can participate in other ways aside from a walking challenge."


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Duaiv Wows Art Collectors with Picasso Tribute
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"Tribute to Picasso" (2016), Duaiv
Whether by paintbrush, a cello bow or a customized sports car, French-American artist Duaiv knows how to please a crowd.
Collectors were definitely excited as they witnessed the recent sale of Duaiv's painting, "Tribute to Picasso."
Duaiv's oil painting, created this year, served as the basis for a customized wrap for a Corvette Z06 C7R Special Edition. The painting was on display at the 46th Annual Miami International Auto Show with the special Corvette.
Duaiv, who resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is an internationally-renowned artist and cellist. As such, his tribute includes depictions of musical instruments. His other tributes to Picasso have included an interpretation of the famous "Guernica" painting and multiple portraits of the famous Cubist.
A Corvette customized by Duaiv
Duaiv's artistic acknowledgements of well-known artists do not stop with Picasso. He often pays tribute to Van Gogh by painting in his Impressionistic style, and has painted portraits and landscapes referring to Salvador Dali. Duaiv met Dali when he was 23 years old, where the creative genius encouraged Duaiv to become a full-time painter.
Similarly, the Corvette is not the only vehicle customized by a Duaiv wrap. His previous customized vehicles include a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, a Ferrari 458 Spider, a Ferrari FF and a Porsche Targa 4 GTS.
Master Musician and Artist
"Multicolor Van Gogh" (2014), Duaiv
Duaiv was born in 1952 near the city of Bordeaux in France. He began creating art as early as age 3, and at 9 years old completed his first oil painting. His father encouraged him to learn the cello, but Duaiv never gave up on his art, eventually becoming a master of both art and music. He blends a palette of primary colors instead of relying on pre-mixed colors, and uses various palette knives to create his colorful artworks.
The art of Duaiv is collected and exhibited around the world, especially in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, the United States and Austria. His artwork has been featured in Cannes, the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, Art Basel and on cruise ships across the globe with Park West Gallery.
Be sure to view the Duaiv art collection available through Park West Gallery.
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Please help spread the word that the deadline for all awards, performance agreements, and the scholarship application has been extended to March 21st.
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I was born and raised in Nottingham. The land of literary giants including DH Lawrence and Lord Byron, the contemporary, creative genius of Paul Smith and generous old timer, Robin Hood. It's strange when you go back to the place you grew up. I left at 19 to go to art college and never really went back, which is a shame because it's a fantastic city with so much cultural heritage. My Cityscape of Nottingham is therefore very personal and includes places that are close to my heart. I was a teenage athlete, ran for my county and Notts AC, and Wollaton Park was my training ground so is included in my design of the city. My Saturday and school holiday job was spent working at my dads sign writing and printing business and so I used to deliver posters to the Theatre Royal, which to me was like a palace. Nottingham Castle is where I first saw art. A retrospective exhibition of the work of local artist Dame Laura Knight. I was spellbound and knew there and then that I wanted to be an artist. And I am.


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Die Bundesautobahn 553 (Abkürzung: BAB 553) – Kurzform: Autobahn 553 (Abkürzung: A 553) – beginnt am Autobahnkreuz Bliesheim als Fortführung der A 1 in Geradeausrichtung und führt von dort bis an den nördlichen Rand von Brühl, direkt an die Stadtgrenze zu Köln. Sie ersetzt in diesem Bereich die Bundesstraße 51.

Geschichte
Die Planung der A 553 lief zeitweilig auch unter dem Titel A 533.

Die ursprüngliche Planung sah vor, die Autobahn bis zur A 4 im Kölner Süden zu verlängern, als weiterer Zubringer zum Kölner Autobahnring. Eine Querverbindung nach Osten mit Kreuzung der A 555 und im Anschluss über den Rhein hinweg bis zur A 59 ist vorgesehen. Zumindest die Verlängerung der A 553 zum Kölner Süden ist nicht mehr in der Planung.

Ortsumfahrung Meschenich
Der Verkehr in den Süden Kölns benutzt weiterhin die stark belastete Bundesstraße 51 durch Köln-Meschenich oder die Brühler Tangente (L 150/Kerkrader Straße), die zur A 555 Köln-Bonn führt. Die L 150 wurde mittlerweile zwischen der A 553 und der A 555 vierspurig ausgebaut, um das Stauproblem zumindest teilweise zu entschärfen. Zudem soll die bestehende Bundesstraße 51 als B51n unter Umgehung des Kölner Ortsteils Meschenich zur AS Köln-Eifeltor auf der A 4 geführt und -teilweise 4-spurig- ausgebaut werden und so den Lückenschluss zumindest teilweise herstellen. Letzteres ist auch deshalb sinnvoll, da über die A 553 auch der Containerbahnhof Köln-Eifeltor angefahren wird und dies zu erheblichen Belastungen der Bevölkerung durch den LKW-Verkehr vor allem in Köln-Meschenich führt. Die Bauarbeiten für die Ortsumgehung Meschenichs starteten offiziell mit einem Pressetermin zum symbolischen Ersten Spatenstich am 24. Januar 2020.

Rheinspange
War im Entwurf des Bundesverkehrswegeplan 2030 (März 2016) die Fortführung der A 553 vom "AK Köln-Godorf" (Verknüpfung mit der linksrheinischen A 555) bis "AD Köln-Lind" (Verknüpfung mit der rechtsrheinischen A 59), Rheinspange genannt, noch als Weiterer Bedarf mit Planungsrecht enthalten, so erfolgte bis zu dessen Verabschiedung (August 2016) noch eine Höherstufung des Vorhabens in die Kategorie Vordringlicher Bedarf. Die Fortführung der A 553 bis Köln-Porz-Lind soll auch den Bau einer neuen Rheinquerung, mit der die Friedrich-Ebert-Brücke in Bonn und die Rheinbrücke Köln-Rodenkirchen entlastet werden sollen, umfassen. Diese soll entweder als Brücke oder als Tunnel gestaltet werden; zudem soll nach Vorstellungen der Bürgerschaft und der Politik auch eine Querung für den regionalen und überörtlichen Eisenbahn- und Stadtbahnverkehr bedacht werden. Auf einer Bürgerveranstaltung am 27. Juli 2018 gab der nordrhein-westfälische Verkehrsminister Hendrik Wüst bekannt, dass die Querung bis zum Jahr 2030 fertiggestellt sein soll.

Der genaue Trassenverlauf der Rheinspange sollte bis 2020 feststehen, im Januar 2022 wurde bekannt, dass im Herbst 2022 der Verlauf für die Planungsfeststellung feststehen sollte. Gemäß Straßen.NRW gab es zuletzt noch zwölf Planungsvarianten, die verfolgt wurden.

Gegen eine Brücke jedoch gab es massiven Widerstand, sowohl aus Wesseling, als auch aus dem rechtsrheinischen Kölner Stadtteil Porz-Langel oder auch dem angrenzenden Niederkassel-Lülsdorf. Dort befürwortete man eher eine Tunnellösung bzw. lehnte das Bauvorhaben als Ganzes ab. Bei der Bevölkerung aus Wesseling, Niederkassel-Lülsdorf, und dem Kölner Stadtteil Porz-Langel, durch deren Stadtgebiete die Verlängerung der A 553 wohl verlaufen wird, ist das Projekt umstritten. Es haben sich mehrere Bürgerinitiativen gegründet, die einen Bau der Rheinquerung zu verhindern versuchen.
Im Februar 2023 stand die Vorzugsvariante fest, statt einer Brücke an der Anschlussstelle Godorf in Verlängerung der Kerkrader Straße soll ein Tunnel in Höhe der Anschlussstelle Wesseling gebaut werden, entsprechend wird die Trasse rechtsrheinisch nicht zwischen Langel und Lülsdorf verlaufen, sondern zwischen der Hüls (Evonik Lülsdorf) und Niederkassel, der Name Rheinspange 553 ergibt somit keinen Sinn mehr.

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Nine boxes of three type – Plastic (B11, B21 and B13), Wooden (B12, B31 and B01) and Metal (B22, B10 and B14) are kept one above other in the form of stack. Each box is wrapped with different colored paper – Black, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Brown, Red and White. Each box also contains different fruits viz. Lemon, Berry, Mango, Fig, Papaya, Guava, Banana, Cheery and Grapes. Each box is marked with different number either a perfect square or perfect cube number between 2 – 200. Boxes are marked and placed in such a way that either kept in ascending or descending order of numbers from top to bottom. All the given information is not necessary in same order. No two boxes of same type are kept together.
The box wrapped with White paper is marked with cube number and is kept at a gap of one box below B31. No box is marked as 9. The box wrapped with Black paper is marked with cube number. Box B11 is kept just above the box having Grapes. B22 is kept at a gap of two boxes from the box marked 81, which is kept just above the box wrapped with Cyan paper. Box B31 having Guava is kept just below Metal box marked 121. At most two boxes are kept below the box wrapped with Green paper. At most four boxes are kept between the box having Banana and the box B01, which doesn't contain Papaya. The box wrapped in Brown paper is neither is neither kept adjacent to box marked 64 nor adjacent to box having Grapes. The box wrapped with Green paper is kept at a gap of two boxes from the box having Guava. Three boxes are kept between the box wrapped with Pink and the box marked 64. No metal box contains Banana. The box having Fig is kept just below the box wrapped with Green Paper. One box is kept between the box wrapped Brown and box B22, which is neither marked 121 nor wrapped with White paper. The box wrapped with Pink neither contains Fig nor contains Mango. One box is kept between box B13 and box B10. The box having Mango is kept at a gap of three boxes above box B11, which neither contains Fig nor wrapped with White paper. The box wrapped with Red paper is marked as 169. Three boxes are kept between the box wrapped with Blue paper and plastic box, which is kept adjacent to the box marked 8. Two boxes are kept between the box having Cheery and the box B21, which is not kept at bottom. The box having Berry and the box wrapped with Yellow paper are kept together. Lemon is kept at one of the position below Box containing Banana. B01 does not contain Berry or Papaya.
1. Which of the following statement is true with respect to the box having Papaya?
At most two boxes are kept below the box wrapped with Green paper.
The box having Fig is kept just below the box wrapped with Green Paper, that means we have two possible place for the box wrapped with Green paper, in case (1) the box wrapped with Green paper is kept third from bottom, in case (2) the box wrapped with Green paper is kept second from bottom.
The box wrapped with Green paper is kept at a gap of two boxes from the box having Guava.
Box B31 having Guava is kept just below Metal box marked 121.
Since, only seventeen possible square and cube number between 2-200 i.e. – 4, 8, 9, 16, 25, 27, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121, 125, 144, 169 & 196.
As, only four possible numbers greater than 121, thus boxes are kept in descending order from top to bottom.
The box wrapped with White paper is marked with cube number and is kept at a gap of one box below B31, since boxes are kept in descending order, thus box wrapped white must be kept below box B31 and only two possible cube number is possible out of 8, 27 & 64, that means in case (1a)& case (2a)box wrapped white is marked as 27, in case (1b) & case (2b) Box wrapped White is marked 64.
Box having Mango is kept at a gap of three boxes above box B11, which neither contains Fig nor wrapped with White paper.
Box B11 is kept just above the box having Grapes, since box B11 is from plastic category, thus box B11 is kept just below box B31.
Three boxes are kept between the box wrapped with Pink and the box marked 64.
The box marked Pink is neither contains Fig nor contains Mango, that means in case (1a) the box marked Pink is kept at bottom, in case (2a) the box marked Pink is kept at top, in case (1b) & case (2b) the box wrapped with Pink paper is kept just below the box having Mango.
One box is kept between box wrapped Brown and box B22, which is neither marked 121 nor wrapped with White paper.
The box wrapped in Brown paper is neither is neither kept adjacent to box marked 64 nor adjacent to box having Grapes.
Box B22 is kept at a gap of two boxes from the box marked 81, which is kept just above the box wrapped with Cyan paper, that means in case (1a) Box B22 contains Mango, and case (1b), case (2a) & case (2b) are not valid.
Case (2a) is not valid as no box available to mark 81, case (1b) & case (2b) are not valid as between 64 and 81 no any number is possible which is either perfect cube or perfect square.
Two boxes are kept between the box having Cheery and the box B21, which is not kept at bottom, since no two boxes of same type is kept together, that means in case (1a) Box B21 is kept second from top and box B11 contains Cheery, in case (1c) Box B21 is kept second from bottom and box B11 contains Cheery.
Three boxes are kept between the box wrapped with Blue paper and plastic box, which is kept adjacent to the box marked 8, that means in case (1a) box B31 is wrapped with Blue paper and pink box is marked 8, in case (1c) box B21 is wrapped with Blue paper and pink box is marked 8.
One box is kept between box B13 and box B10, that means in case (1a) Box B10 is wrapped with white paper and case (1c) is not valid.
No box is marked as 9, that means box B13 must be marked as 16 and box having Lemon is marked as 25.
Case (1c) is not valid as one box is kept between box B13 and box B10.
Box wrapped with Black paper is marked with cube number, since only remaining possible cube number between 2-200 is 125, thus B21 must be wrapped with Black color.
Box wrapped with Red paper is marked as 169, thus B22 is wrapped with Red paper.
Box having Berry and the box wrapped with Yellow paper are kept together, that means B13 wrapped with Yellow paper.
At most four boxes are kept between the box having Banana and the box B01, which doesn't contain Papaya.
No metal box contains Banana, that means box B21 must having Banana and B01 Wrapped with Green paper and contains Lemon.
Lemon is kept at one of the position below Box containing Banana. B01 does not contain Berry or Papaya.
Clearly, only statement B is true.
Clearly, combination C is correct combination.
3. What is the square root of the difference of numbers on box B14 and the box which contains Guava?
4. Which of the following combination is true for wooden boxes?
Clearly, none of the combination is true.
5. Which of the following box is wrapped with Black paper?
Clearly, box B21 is wrapped with Black paper.
(Directions 6–8): In each question there is a set of statements followed by four conclusions numbered I to IV. You have to take the given statement to be true even if they seem to be variance with commonly known facts. Read all the statements and conclusion carefully and then decide which of the conclusion follows logically.
'P@Q' means "All P are Q".
'P#Q' means "Some P are Q".
'P&Q' means "Some P are not Q".
'P%Q' means "No P is Q".
'P^Q' means "All P can never be Q".
'P$Q' means "All P can be Q".
Crow # Pigeon % Duck @ Owl; Crow @ Hen % Eagle; Kite # Duck.
From conclusion I: Some Pigeon are not Eagle.
Clearly, no Hen is Eagle and some Pigeon are Hen, thus "Some Pigeon are not Eagle" is true.
From conclusion II: All Hen can never be Duck.
Clearly, no duck is Pigeon and some Hen are Pigeon, thus "All Hen can never be Duck" is true.
From conclusion III: Some Owl are not Hen.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Owl and Hen, thus "Some Owl are not Hen" is not true.
Hence, conclusion III doesn't follow.
From conclusion IV: All Pigeon can be Kite.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Pigeon and Kite, thus "All Pigeon can be Kite" is true.
From conclusion I: All Red can be Green.
Clearly, no Yellow is Green & some Yellow are Red, thus "All Red can be Green" is not true.
Hence, conclusion I doesn't follow.
From conclusion II: Some Yellow are not Brown.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Yellow and Brown, thus "Some Yellow are not Brown" is not true.
Hence, conclusion II doesn't follow.
From conclusion III: All Red are Brown.
Clearly, Some Red are not Green, thus "All Red are Brown" is not true.
Hence, conclusion III doesn't follows.
From conclusion IV: Some Black are not Brown.
Clearly, no Brown is Pink & some Pink are Black, thus "Some Black are not Brown" is true.
Given statement: Cat @ Rat % Dog # Monkey @ Horse; Lion # Cow % Monkey.
From conclusion I: Some Lion are not Monkey.
Clearly, Some Lion are Cow and No Cow is Monkey, thus "Some Lion are not Monkey" is true.
From conclusion II: All Lion can never be Dog.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Lion and Dog, thus we can't say "All Lion can never be Dog".
From conclusion III: Some Horse are not Rat.
Clearly, No Rat is Dog and some Horse are Dog, thus "Some Horse are not Rat" is true.
From conclusion IV: Some Cow are not Horse.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between cow and Horse, thus "Some Cow are not Horse" is not true.
Hence, conclusion IV doesn't follow.
(Directions 9-10): In each question there is a set of statements followed by three conclusions numbered I to III. You have to take the given statement to be true even if they seem to be variance with commonly known facts. Read all the given statements and conclusions carefully and then decide which of the conclusion follows logically.
'P@Q' means "Some P are Q".
'P%Q' means "All P are Q".
'P^Q' means "No P is Q".
'P#Q' means "All P can never be Q".
Given statement: Rose @ Mango ^ Lilly % Banana; Litchi ^ Banana @ Papaya.
From conclusion I: All Banana can never be Rose.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Banana and Rose, thus "All Banana can be Rose".
From conclusion II: Some Papaya are not Litchi.
Clearly, no Banana is Litchi and some Banana are Papaya, thus "Some Papaya are not Litchi" is true.
From conclusion III: All Litchi can never be Papaya.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Litchi and Papaya, thus "All Litchi can never be Papaya" is not true.
Given statement: Pen ^ Book @ Copy ^ Marker % Pencil; Pen % Eraser @ Mobile.
From conclusion I: Some Eraser are not Book.
Clearly, no Book is Pen & all Pen are Eraser, thus "Some Eraser are not Book" is true.
From conclusion II: All Mobile can never be Copy.
Clearly, there is no direct connection between Mobile and Copy, thus "All Mobile can never be Copy" is not true.
From conclusion III: Some Pencil are not Copy.
Clearly, no copy is Marker and all Marker are Pencil, thus "Some Pencil are not Copy" is true.
1) Which of the following statement is true with respect to the box having Papaya?
a) The box having Banana is kept just below the box having Papaya.
b) One box is kept between the box having Papaya and the box wrapped with Cyan paper.
c) Only four boxes are kept below the box having Papaya.
d) Two boxes are kept between the box contains Papaya and the box having Lemon.
e) More than two statements are true.
3) What is the square root of the difference of numbers on box B14 and the box which contains Guava?
4) Which of the following combination is true for wooden boxes?
5) Which of the following box is wrapped with Black paper?


With the TCR Season now over, here's a reminder of how the last weekend of the 2018 TCR Europe Series finished.
The TCR Europe Series' season came to an end at Barcelona's Circuit Catalunya, where Mikel Azcona looked to clinch the European crown on home soil.
The young Spaniard and his PCR Sport Cupra held a 19-point leading margin in the standings over Leopard Lukoil Team's Jean-Karl Vernay who was in great shape, having dominated the previous event in Monza and won Race One in the WTCR round at Wuhan at the wheel of his Audi RS3 LMS.
Dušan Borković (Target Competition Hyundai i30 N) was the third title contender, though he slipped down to third in the classification with a gap of 30 points.
With 55 points on offer at Barcelona, the Hungarian duo of Attila Tassi (Hell Energy Racing with KCMG Honda Civic FK7) and Dániel Nagy (M1RA Hyundai i30 N) were mathematically still in contention, but they are currently lying in fourth and fifth positions, 41 and 50 points off the leader respectively.
The event would also award the TCR Benelux Trophy which was led by Maxime Potty (Comtoyou Racing Volkswagen Gold GTI); the young Belgian was closely followed by Vernay and Danny Kroes (PCR Sport Cupra) with gaps of 4 and 6 points respectively.
A long list of guest stars joined the TCR Europe field for the season finale at Barcelona.
The group was led by the WTCR regulars Norbert Michelisz (M1RA Hyundai i30 N) and his fellow WTCR competitor Nathanaël Berthon (Comtoyou Racing Audi RS3 LMS).
ADAC TCR Germany title contender Mike Halder joined Hell Energy Racing with KCMG in a third Honda Civic FK7 and the reigning FIA European Touring Car champion Petr Fulín completed his 2018 programme in the Fulín Race Academy Cupra.
Other newcomers were TCR Russia race winner Klim Gavrilov (LTA Rally Volkswagen Golf GTI) and the winner of the Campenato de España Resistencia's latest round Enrique Hermando (Sports & You Peugeot 308).
Former BTCC champion and TCR UK double race winner Ashley Sutton joined the Swedish siblings Andreas and Jessica Bäckman who classified third and fourth in the TCR UK Series at WestCoast Racing and the 2017 European Hillclimbing champion Nikola Miljković (LEIN Racing Cupra) made his debut.
The Hell Energy Racing with KCMG duo of Attila Tassi and Josh Files monopolised the front row for Race One, the penultimate round of the TCR Europe Series at Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya.
Tassi set the fastest lap of 1:53.861 on his second attempt in Q2 and demoted to second his teammate Files who had clocked a provisional fastest lap of 1:53.902 in his first run. The gap between them was just 41 thousandths.
In the battle for the European crown, current points leader Mikel Azcona moved another small step closer to the title as he qualified in third position and scored three points against the two points awarded to Dušan Borković for the fourth place.
Azcona was not able to repeat his Q1 exploit and settled in third with a lap of 1:54.167, followed by Borković (1:54.186), while Norbert Michelisz (1:54.198) and Ashley Sutton (1:54.367) filled the third row of the grid for Race 1.
The third title contender, Jean-Karl Vernay failed to make the cut for Q2 and ranked 13th; the Frenchman was kicked out of the top-twelve by Mike Halder and dropped behind Reece Barr by just 45 thousandths.
The second Audi car of Berthon was eliminated as well after sitting in the pits for most of the time due to a broken turbo pipe.
Peter Terting and Halder qualified tenth and ninth respectively and will share the front row of the reverse grid for Race Two.
It was to be a four-way fight for the TCR Europe Series Drivers' title, as the battle would be decided in Race Two.
Mikel Azcona was still the leader of the pack, but Dušan Borković, Jean-Karl Vernay and Attila Tassi managed to keep themselves in contention with some remarkable exploits in Race One.
Tassi took an authoritative lights-to-flag victory, the second for him in the season, as he sprinted from pole position and bid farewell to the rest of the pack, while Files protected his back.
Borković knew he had to stay ahead of Azcona to keep his hopes alive and overtook him at the start; then put the pressure on Files until the Englishman's pace faded because of a tyre issue, which promoted the Serbian to second.
Vernay was able to recover from 13th on the grid despite driving the heaviest car of the pack and finished sixth; he also won the TCR Benelux Trophy.
As for Azcona, he gave away a couple of places in the final laps in order to avoid the lesser risk; an eighth place in Race 2 will be enough for him to be crowned champion.
The battle for the Teams' title was even hotter, with Hell Energy Racing with KCMG leading Target Competition by just three points and the title to be decided in the final race of the year.
Mission accomplished! At the end of a nearly spotless season in which Mikel Azcona asserted himself as a fast and consistent driver, the young Spaniard grabbed the TCR Europe Series title.
An exploit that is even more impressive considering that both, the 22-year-old driver and the PCR Sport team were facing their maiden international season.
Azcona was entirely focused on the title and let the others fight for the positions. Eventually, he drove his Cupra safe to the end in eighth place, right behind Jean-Karl Vernay, the only title contender who survived and would finish runner-up in the standings.
The others – Dušan Borković and Attila Tassi – were eliminated during the first lap in a collision that was later investigated by the Stewards and considered as a normal racing incident.
With the title fight being decided by the placing, other drivers had an opportunity to shine.
Series newcomers Mike Halder and Ashley Sutton proved they have a place amongst the top-runners in TCR Europe. Halder, a title contender in TCR Germany, had been hired by the Hell Energy Racing with KCMG to help the team clinching the Teams' title, and he successfully performed his duty driving his Honda Civic to a lights-to-flag victory that was worth the points needed to clinch the title.
Sutton, a former BTCC champion and TCR UK race winner, conquered a well-deserved podium by finishing third, sandwiched between M1RA teammates Dániel Nagy and Norbert Michelisz.
2018 TCR Benelux Series Champion: Jean-Karl Vernay!
Jean-Karl Vernay clinched the TCR Benelux Trophy in the Leopard Lukoil Team Audi RS3 LMS.
The Frenchman had arrived in Barcelona with a two-point gap behind Comtoyou Racing's Maxime Potty, but was able to overturn the situation with victories in both the Spanish races.
"A title is a title! We were unlucky this season, but we never gave up. I dedicate this crown to my team and all the partners that supported me like never before," Vernay said.
Potty finished as runner-up in his Volkswagen Golf GTI, 17 points behind Vernay, and Julien Briché completed the Trophy's podium in the JSB Compétition Peugeot 308.


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Q: Rails how to validate subnet mask before ip range calculation I am using netaddr gem to validate network IP range. But I unable to find the way validated given subnet mask is valid?
  def valid_ip_range(ip, gateway, subnet_mask)
    ip_range = NetAddr::CIDR.create("#{gateway} #{subnet_mask}")

    valid_ip_range = NetAddr.range(ip_range.first, ip_range.last)
    valid_ip_range.include?(ip_ip)
  end

For Valid subnet mask
ip_range = NetAddr::CIDR.create('192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0')
=> #<NetAddr::CIDRv4:0x0000000b334720 @address_len=32, @all_f=4294967295, @hostmask=255, @ip=3232235777, @netmask=4294967040, @network=3232235776, @tag={}, @version=4, @wildcard_mask=4294967040>

For Invalid subnet mask, getting following error
ip_range = NetAddr::CIDR.create('192.168.1.1 255.128.128.0')
ip_range = NetAddr::CIDR.create('192.168.1.1 1.1.1.1')
=> NetAddr::ValidationError: 1.1.1.1 contains '1' bits within the host portion of the netmask.
from /ruby-2.1.1@customerservice-mar/gems/netaddr-1.5.1/lib/validation_shortcuts.rb:182:in `block in validate_netmask_str'

A: ruby ipaddr
require 'ipaddr'
net1 = IPAddr.new("192.168.2.0/24")
net2 = IPAddr.new("192.168.2.100")
net3 = IPAddr.new("192.168.3.0")
p net1.include?(net2)     #=> true
p net1.include?(net3)     #=> false

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Q: Format date variable I have probably very simple question. I downloaded the http://jqplot.com javascript library and it provides the following example:
loc.push([[1340877779000, 2, 'start'] , [1340877869000, 2, 'end' ]]);

I need to substitute 1340877779000 with my variables that specify the time. I have:
var date_start = "2012-08-12 11:15";
var date_end = "2012-08-12 12:00";

How can I format 'date_start' and 'date_end' variables in order to use them inside loc.push()?

A: Just try:
var date_start =  +new Date('2012-08-12 11:15');

Update
However it doesn't seem to work in firefox and IE. For firefox this should work (webkit can also consume it):
+new Date('2012-08-12 11:15'.replace(/-/g, '/'));

I'm not sure about IE, don't have any to test.

A: Do you mean, how to place the variables inside the array?
loc.push([[date_start, 2, 'start'] , [date_end, 2, 'end' ]]);

A: Use Date.parse
Date.parse("2012-08-12 11:15")
// returns 1344784500000

So it would follow that you should use
var date_start = Date.parse("2012-08-12 11:15");
var date_end = Date.parse("2012-08-12 12:00");
loc.push([[date_start, 2, 'start'] , [date_end, 2, 'end' ]]);

A: Try this:
var date_start = new Date("2012-08-12 11:15").getTime();
var date_end = new Date("2012-08-12 12:00").getTime();
loc.push([[date_start, 2, 'start'] , [date_end, 2, 'end' ]]);


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'Gaping Death Pit' Swallows Dozens Of Graduating Seniors
June 16, 2014 Luke Moran Campus, News 0
All victims have now safely returned to their families.
WESTWOOD—Following reports of several missing graduates, a search and rescue operation carried out by the Los Angeles Fire Department this morning revealed a total of 17 individuals trapped inside the sinkhole commonly referred to as the "inverted fountain". With the help of a crane, drills, and trained rescue canines, the alumni who had been trapped for upwards of 72 hours emerged relatively unscathed, only a few minor injuries being reported. "Thankfully this happened during the dry period in the 'fountain's' geothermal cycle," noted Geology Professor Maria Alonso. "While the success of this operation goes to show how much our technology has improved since [the Great Tragedy of] 1996, let this also be a reminder to everyone that the inverted fountain is not something to be toyed with." The incident has raised concerns in the UCLA community regarding the future of what has repeatedly been referred to as a "deathtrap" and a "disaster waiting to happen". "We should've filled this thing years ago," stated head groundskeeper Adam Mills, who believes that UCLA has not done enough since removing the sinkhole's resident Sarlacc in 2009. Regardless, the general sentiment among families of the victims remains something more of relief than outrage. Noted one mother: "Really, I'm just glad to have my son home and not wasting away in the belly of some sinkhole. Is that too much to ask?" ❖
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CTC – 4 – 6 Lakhs.
Candidates should be from manufacturing costing background.
1) Updating the BOM for foam factories every month as per factory statements.
2) Updation of sales mix monthly for Foam contribution workings.
3) Actual Contribution workings for foam on monthly basis.
4) Daily Updation of Assessable Value, NBR and MRP for Odd sizes and New sizes.
5) Reworking of Assessable Value, NBR and MRP all India for Foam price revisions and uploading in SAP.
6) Downloading Freight report monthly (ZVF05N).
7) Releasing cost estimates for Foam products.
8) Downloading of Purchases, Transfers and closing stock on monthly basis.
9) Resolving the Unicare tickets on daily basis.
10) Clearing the mails received from factories, ASO's and Hub's on daily basis.
11) Downloading consumption data for RC per Ton workings on monthly basis.
12) Assisting in all other major activities to Manager – Costing.


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Missoula Sentinel holds off Butte 28-14, locks up No. 1 seed
By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — The reigning Class AA champions will head into the postseason as a top seed.
Zac Crews scored a rushing and passing touchdown in the first half to give Missoula Sentinel a double-digit lead, and the Spartans held off a furious late rally from Butte High to outlast the Bulldogs 28-14 on Thursday night at Naranche Stadium.
Sentinel, which has now won 18-straight games, concludes the regular season at 7-0 overall and 5-0 in Western AA play. The Spartans will get a first-round bye and play their first game of the playoffs on Nov. 5.
Butte wraps up the regular season at 5-2 in the Western AA and 6-3 overall. The Bulldogs, already guaranteed a home playoff game, will know their exact seeding after the dust settles Friday night.
Crews opened the scoring on a 3-yard touchdown run on Sentinel's opening drive, a play set up by his 47-yard run that put the ball in the red zone.
The Spartans extended their lead to 14-0 with 3:29 remaining in the half on a 40-yard screen pass from Crews to Adam Jones.
Butte's offense didn't score in the first half and saw drives end on an interception, fumble and blocked field goal.
The Bulldogs got on the board on an 8-yard touchown pass from Jace Stenson to Cameron Gurnsey midway through the fourth quarter to trim Sentinel's lead to 28-7.
A few minutes later, the Bulldogs recovered a Sentinel fumble at the Spartan 5-yard line. Stenson then scored his second touchdown on a 1-yard QB sneak to narrow Sentinel's lead to 28-14 with just under six minutes remaining.
Butte then recovered a tipped Sentinel punt on the Spartans' 25-yard line with 3:30 remaining in the game. But the Bulldogs then fumbled, allowing Sentinel to run out the clock.