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Swizcorner Glendale: Triple Kenny
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Lets give credit here credit is due, the tracks in 2020 have been great! Feld has been the brunt of many poor decision's as judged by both fans and teams (shocker they don't align with emotionless business practice) but they are on a run from A1 through round four in Glendale with the tracks being really raceable.
As the four strokes evolve, race-craft has as well and with the horsepower the modern race bikes have achieved, the only way to bridle them a bit and lessen the propensity for serious injury is to slow them down with layout and obstacle placement.
Technicality of jump sections is one way to achieve this, which they've done; another way to slow the guys down is to build really intimidating whoop sections, which they've also done. It's been a game of errors in the lengthy whoop sections so far and I gotta say, I have no problem with this. While the ejections in the whoops can often be pretty brutal, it's up to the riders to either figure it out or slow down and get gobbled up. This is the top level of the sport by the way and there are far more laps clicked off each Saturday night with guys negotiating passes in them than there are casualties.
The Glendale stop is always one that the racers really look forward to. The massive floor space is used well and that long start straight is incredible! I don't know if the Glendale stop was selected as the first Triple Crown by coincidence or by design due to it's reputation of being a large floorpan which should equate to holding up better and longer over the course of the additional abuse the Triple Crowns create.
As good as the Triple Crown was for Ken Roczen, it was reciprocally disastrous for Zach Osborne. It was nuts to see what seems like the #16 Husky involved in every terrafirma-taste-test throughout the night. Some of you would say that's because of the aggressive way he rides but on this night, quite literally, every instance he was subjected to was a matter of wrong place and time. Think of every superstitious "no-no" available and Zach must have committed all of them on Friday night. It was an utterly forgettable weekend for Zach.
Getting back to the points leader, Ken Roczen… this was the most fluid he has looked since 2.5 rounds into the 2017 series. I believe I described him this way at that moment in time too; he looks like water flowing downhill. There are no obstacles that slow him, it's just a continuous fluid progression and mesmerizing to watch. I don't know that he has the same outright speed advantage he had then, because there are certainly a handful of guys who with a good start and no mistakes are just not gonna be reeled in and dropped; but if he keeps these starts dialed, it's gonna be a clear sign that the last two seasons are finally a fading nightmare the 94 has finally awoken from.
Eli and Anderson are not allowing Ken to develop any sense of easing up either. Eli is in a better points position than he ever has been through 4 rounds and is trending upward so he's clearly full of building confidence. Jason Anderson is also better through 4 rounds than ever before aside from his title-winning year and he too is quietly getting stronger each week. Justin Barcia started the series with a bang but has been sputtering a bit the last two rounds and really needs to tell off another statement result soon before it goes any further south. Cooper Webb has appeared to be floundering at times but is still sitting 5th in points. Webb is one of those middle of the road guys, he never gets too up or too down based on his results. I think that is a huge strength as a racer because it indicates a true sense of real confidence. It's not the kind of confidence that lives in limbo and is dictated by your most recent result.
We're headed round 5 and are only minimally starting to see indicators of who is going to be in this for the long haul and there is sure to be some big surprises yet to reveal themselves.
One surprise I'm gonna claim for round 5 is AC's qualifying streak ends but he matches his season best 2nd, behind amateur rival Cooper Webb who makes a statement of his own.
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Barney Harford, the previous CEO of online travel webpage Orbitz, has been named head working officer at Uber Innovations Inc., making him the second-most noteworthy positioning official at the ride-hailing organization.
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Harford has worked for and contended with Khosrowshahi, 48, in the online travel business. In 2004, Harford moved toward becoming president for Asia Pacific at Expedia Inc., where Khosrowshahi moved toward becoming Chief in 2005. At the point when Harford assumed control agitated, obligation loaded Orbitz Overall Inc. in 2009, he ended up plainly one of his previous supervisor's main opponents.
Harford sold Orbitz to Expedia in 2015 for $1.6 billion. Harford has been filling in as a senior guide to Khosrowshahi at Uber since October. Harford's arrangement gives Uber another pioneer with broad involvement in the movement business to help settle the organization following a time of embarrassments under fellow benefactor Travis Kalanick.
Harford should help make sense of how to transform Uber into a productive business, or if nothing else frustrate the organization's misfortunes. Uber lost $1.5 billion in the second from last quarter of this current year, up from $1.1 billion in the earlier quarter. Net income expanded to $2.01 billion in period, up 21 percent from the past quarter.
"Clearly Uber is a huge worldwide complex business and these two have both demonstrated their scholarly and administration hacks in substantial worldwide organizations," said Altimeter Capital Chief Brad Gerstner, who was a noteworthy investor in Orbitz and helped enlist Harford to Joined's load up.
Khosrowshahi joined Uber after a progression of outrages constrained Kalanick to leave as President. At the point when Khosrowshahi began at Uber in September, he told workers he was inclining toward picking a COO.
Khosrowshahi's initial couple of months at work persuaded him that he needed to play an unexpected part in comparison to the one he played at Expedia. Uber required a President who was progressively an open face of the organization. Khosrowshahi was meeting with controllers in London who had disavowed Uber's permit when he needed to work with the governing body over an arrangement for SoftBank Gathering Corp. to put resources into the organization. Afterward, he went to Brazil to prevail upon legislators there.


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The purpose of valuation is to determine a fair value for the IP. The value is not necessarily equivalent to the price or cost of acquiring or creating the IP rights; it is generally accepted that a more realistic quantification is to equate the value to the sum total of all future benefits to be derived from the IP, valued at current rates and compressed into a single payment.


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if a win only askes for your id passport or birth certificate for age verification and the arv is 650 does that mean that it will not need to have income taxes owed later?
there is an affadavitt but only asks for name and address? if they were going to send a 1099 wouldn't they need more info?
:highfive:they need your social. But they could still send you one and ask for it later. If you get a 1099 claim it! If the company sends you a 1099, they send the IRS one too!
Sometimes they send one to the IRS without sending one to you, too! I've had that happen.
You are supposed to pay taxes on ALL wins, not just those over a certain amount. They are required by law to send a 1099 to you for any prize over $600. For prizes under $600, they may still report to the IRS, but not to you.
All wins are counted as regular income and are reportable to the IRS. Check with a tax professional and refer to the IRS publications for the facts.
You might want to look at these web sites.
I do think there is a bottom limit, under which you're not required to report...something like $5 or maybe $10. But yes, most prizes are supposed to be reported whether or not it's at that $600/1099 barrier.


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The giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum [Lindl.] Buchholz) groves in their natural setting are one of the outstanding scenic features of the southern Sierra Nevada. These groves where they have survived should be man-aged to protect their natural values and to restore former natural conditions wherever possible. Groves that are essentially intact should have the whitewoods removed that have encroached as a result of over-protection from fire. Pines and firs should be carefully removed to avoid damage to giant sequoias. Once natural conditions are restored, prescribed burning should be the primary technique used to maintain these conditions. Groves that have only a few specimen trees left or only second growth should be inventoried and a large percentage of them selected for restoration, a goal that may not be reached for several decades. The giant sequoia species should be investigated for its timber value, and if feasible, planted and harvested for commercial purposes in the general forest zone.


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Landlord and tenant disputes over damage and wear & tear to rental properties are often the source of heated disagreements.
Rows erupt over the fairness of not returning deposits and who is responsible for paying for the costs of repairs.
Resolving these disagreements comes down to applying the rules of betterment – a way of calculating who should pay – and how much.
The rules of betterment clearly explain a landlord should not be at a financial advantage or disadvantage at the end of a tenancy allowing for fair wear and tear of a rented home.
Fair wear and tear depends on the tenancy.
For instance, a home rented by a pensioner is likely to suffer far less wear and tear than one rented by a family with young children or pets.
The next point to consider is the best way of putting right any damage that is more than fair wear and tear.
This could be cleaning a stain on a rug rather than replacing the item. However, if the landlord replaces the rug and deducts the cost from the deposit, this would be betterment rather than a repair.
In this case, the landlord should split the cost – charging the tenant a fair cost for the repair but paying for the rest of the replacement charge.
The way to do this is to ask for quotes for removing the stain from two or three cleaning firms and charging the tenant the cheapest.
Copies of the quotes should be supplied to the tenant before replacing the rug.
The cost should then be deducted from any deposit.
Sometimes, cleaning or a repair is not worthwhile for the landlord, but charging the tenant the replacement cost is unfair.
Take a fitted carpet that has seen the best years of wear with a stain that needs cleaning.
Apportioning the cost is the fairest way to charge the tenant.
This formula takes into account the value and lifespan of the asset and splits the purchase cost over the lifespan.
The figure input as the expected life of the asset should reflect the degree of wear and tear relating to the tenancy.
Adjust the figure up for low wear and tear or down for high traffic.
The principle is the tenant should only pay a fair cost of cleaning or replacing an asset that is proportionate to the time they spend in the home.
Back up the calculation with a copy of the original purchase invoice and an explanation of how the expected life of the asset was calculated.
Can a landlord exclude fair wear and tear in an agreement ? For example renting a brand new property for the first time insist that it is restored "as new" at the end of the tenancy ?
No, a tenant is always entitled to fair wear and tear and such a clause would be regarded as unfair under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and unenforceable.


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Prior to becoming Childminders, we both worked together for over 12 years in the legal profession. We decided during our second pregnancies it was time for a change in career! During 2013, whilst working full time, heavily pregnant and looking after our first-born children, we decided to train as Childminders.
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Born in Columbia, SC, David Smith attended the University of South Carolina and then went into the real estate business. He received his colors with the Camden Hunt in 1970 and also started playing polo in tournaments nationwide and internationally. He moved to Hilton Head in the mid-70's and helped start the Hilton Head Polo Club. He then moved to Atlanta in 1979 and joined the Atlanta Polo Club, while hunting occasionally with Shakerag.
In 1986, Dave moved to Tennessee and started whipping in for The Mells Hunt. While living in Tennessee, he started riding foxhunter timber races at Point to Points. He won the Midwest Circuit three years in a row, competing with professional steeplechase riders, as well as real foxhunters. He continued there until 1995 when he moved to Aiken and started whipping in for Whiskey Road Foxhounds. He became a Master in 2004 and has been instrumental in acquiring hunting territory over the years.
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Originally from Indian Orchard, MA, Barbara has been a Whipper-In and Field Master, and was appointed Joint Master in 2012. She is currently the CEO and President of the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare, a former Chairwoman of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission, a former Board Member of the Minneapolis Humane Society, and has been a member of the Board of the SPCA here in Aiken since 2005. Barbara competes in show jumping with her homebred Selle Francais / Hanoverian mare, Peaches, and Derby and Hunter Trials with her Hanoverian gelding, Schnapps. She is a Sculptor and Signature Member of the Society of Animal Artists, having received numerous awards and honors for her work, which is in private collections and museums throughout the U.S. and abroad.
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Joseph Hardiman grew up in County Galway, Ireland, where he hunted with the Galway Blazers, a hardcore hunt renowned for fast galloping and fearless jumping. Upon coming to the United States in 1984, he worked at two different jobs before he became a Whipper-In at the Rolling Rock Hunt, and was quickly hired to be the Huntsman. Joseph met and married his wife, Kim, during his 14 years at Rolling Rock. Joseph, with his wife and daughters, Caitlin and Shannan, was the Huntsman with the Chagrin Valley for six years before coming to Aiken.
Mrs. Kim Hardiman, Whipper-In
Kim is originally from Ligonier, PA. She comes from a horse family background, including fox hunting and steeplechase racing. She met Joseph at the Rolling Rock Hunt, where she was a professional Whipper-In for 14 years, and has also whipped-in to the Chagrin Valley Hunt in Ohio. She has been hunting with Joseph for more than 26 seasons. Along with being a hunting wife and mother, Kim is a also a Registered Nurse and enjoys golf in her spare time.
Betsy Minton, Hunt Secretary and Whipper-In
Betsy started her love of fox hunting with the Norfolk Hounds in Dover, MA. She pursued it further with the Millbrook Hounds while at Bennett College. In between Bennett and the University of Colorado, Betsy spent a fall with the Scarteen Hounds while riding and grooming for the then-First Field Master under Thady Ryan.
While working in Washington, DC in the 80's, Betsy discovered Middleburg and the Piedmont Hunt. Fast-forward to 1991 and to Saratoga Springs where the addiction turned into eventing. That passion took Betsy and her husband, Jeff, to Aiken for the winters, and eventually moving here in 2005. Having gone full circle, Betsy is back hunting now as a whipper-in and hunt secretary for Whiskey Road.
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Lynn Smith was born in Florence, SC. She got hooked on horses at the age of 8 and has had a horse at all times ever since. While attending the University of South Carolina, Lynn hunted with the Camden Hunt. After attending graduate school at Georgia State, Lynn received her MBA and hunted occasionally with the Shakerag Hunt.
In 1986, Lynn moved to Tennessee and started whipping with The Mells Hunt, along with hunting with the Hillsboro Hunt. While in Tennessee, Lynn traveled a lot to hunt with numerous hunts all over the midwest and east coast, from Virginia to Florida.
Lynn moved to Aiken in 1995 and became a Master in 1997. She whipped in for Whiskey Road Foxhounds and was responsible for rebuilding this hunt and saving it from disbanding. After 20 years, she decided to retire and just enjoy hunting.
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Friday 20120601 Open Workout
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Dead Lift – Set 3 Rep Max
Do reps of 7, 5, 5, 3, 3 increasing weight every set.
Sets start on a 2.5 min clock
Enter 3RM to comments/www.logwod.com
Once you set your 3 rep max, take that weight, multiply by 3, then multiply by .0333, then add the original weight. This new weight is your theoretic 1 rep max.
(Example: If you did 200 for 3RM, it would be 200[weight] x 3[reps]= 600 x .0333 = 19.98 + 200 [original weight]= 219.98, round-up to 220. That would be your projected 1 Rep Max. Having this formula would be helpful down the road, so I suggest putting it…hmmm…I don;t know…in your LOGBOOK! (shameless plug. See Coach John for info on these bad boys)
Keep this number handy because….
65% 1RM (estimated) Deadlift
Wall Ball (20/14)
So 10 Deadlifts, 10 Wall Balls, 9 Deadlift, 9 WallBalls, ect…
Post time to comments/www.logwod.com
Squat Clean Technique
Video courtesy of LoveFitnessEd. Please pay close attention to the notes on the video.
Cash Out:
Roll Out your back
Picture courtesy of the Cornhusker State Games website. This competition is coming up this July and will feature a CrossFit event. There will be individual and team events. I would like to see us put a team together and have folks in the individual competition as well. Any takers? Post thoughts to comments.
Also, more info can be found at http://www.cornhuskerstategames.com/index.php?module=cms&page=206
Thursday 20120531 Open Workout
Press – Set 3 Rep Max
Do reps of 7, 5, 5, 3, 3 increasing weight each set. Last set will be your 3 Rep Max (3RM). There is a 15 minute time limit.
Post 3RM to comments/www.logwod.com
Video courtesy of CrossFit HQ. Coach Rip hitting key points on a good Press.
Points to remember:
Core tight throughout the movement. Also, lock the legs out and do not release them until your set is done.
Keep the elbows slightly in front of the bar. A good way to do this is have your grip just barely outside of shoulder width. When you grab the bar, try to push your biceps into your chest Keep the bar path in a straight line.
Don't allow the bar to go out wide around your face. Use the "double-chin" method to move your head out of the way.
At the top of the movement, don't exagerate your position, meaning, don't overly arch your back. Keep your core tight. Shrug up the shoulder, not just the traps.
Press 3RM for 1 rep On The Minute for 10 minutes….
DEATH BY BURPEES
(1 rep on the minute, add a rep each minute. Continue until you cannot complete all the reps within the minute)
Post highest round completed to comments/www.logwod.com
Find 1RM Jerk from rack
Anterior delt rollout
Video courtesy of Mobility WOD. No, you are not seeing things. This is the same mobility work we did last week. Why do it again? Because it works and because we taxed the hell out of you shoulders. You're welcome.
Wednesday 20120530 Open Workout
SQUAT – 3, 3, 3, 3, 3
Increase weight each set. Sets start on a 3 minute clock.
Post highest weight used to comments/www.logwod.com
Video courtesy of StartingStrength.com Coach Rip helping correct hip drive in the squat. Notice how when the athlete concentrates too much on raising the chest rather than driving up through the hips, it makes his knees go forward and takes the hamstrings out of the lift. But, as coach Rip says, don't drive your butt up at the expense of standing up. This means, keep the back in a good position from the start of the movement and maintain it through the whole lift. Don't let your body fold up on you.
Five Rounds for Time:
5 Power Snatch (95/65)
5 Ring Dips
Video courtesy of crackyflipside. Watch the power snatch portion. I want you to see the start of this gentleman's hip position. In the power snatch, the left video is improper, the right is better. Since the hips start lower than the knees, the bar must travel outward to clear the knees and the lifter will lose leverage. When he starts with his hips higher, he maintains the leverage. MEaning, when you do yours today, set the hips slightly lower than deadlift, but don;t let the hips drop below the knee.
Weighted Pullups 3×5
shoulder/bench mobility
Video courtesy of Mobility WOD.
Pic of most of the group that came out for "Murph" at 1000 on Memorial Day. Thank you to everyone who came out over our Hero WOD Memorial Day Marathon. I am constantly blown away in the community spirit you guys have!
Tuesday 20120529 Open Workout
DON'T FORGET, THERE WILL BE AN 0600 CLASS TODAY!
5-5-5+
Warmup with bar. Start with 10 reps of a light weight then move up about 10-20lbs for medium set of 7. Then choose a weight you can complete 5 challenging reps for 2 sets. Use the same weight for the final set and go until failure. Go all out! Also, during the sets of 5, start sets every 2.5 minutes.
Record weight used for sets of 5 to www.logwod.com
Tabata:
Squats/Butterfly Situps
Record total reps to www.logwod.com
4x100m sprints
The time it takes you to walk back to the start line will be your rest.
Post fastest time to www.logwod.com
Find 1RM Overhead Squat
Work on butterfly pullup technique
Video courtesy of CrossFit Park City. Good transitions from Games legend Chris Spealler. Take a few minutes and see which progression you can successfully complete. See how far you can get!
Also, don't forget…
We will be running a Special 5 day Strength and Conditioning Mini Camp 11-15 June. It will consist of two-a-day training at 0800 and 1600 each day, and then a special three-a-day on Friday (0800-1200-1600). All Mini Camp sessions will be 1 hour in length will include a warmup associated with the activity of the day, a Strength/Skill training session that includes specific instruction (will teach squat, deadlift, power clean, press, bench press), speed work, footwork, balance work, and conditioning drills, warm down stretch.
Monday, Memorial Day Murph
MEMORIAL DAY SCHEDULE: We will run one class today at 1000
For those who have taken part in our inaugural "Hero WOD Memorial Day Weekend" Marathon, I would like to say thank you from our staff.
While we should all take time this weekend to be with family and friends, this is also a time to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice so we would be able to enjoy these good times. I can't think of a better way to honor them than by pushing ourselves through these workouts that were made in their honor.
Therefore, our last Hero WOD for the weekend will be….
Run 1 mile
100 Pull ups
200 Push ups
Record time to comments/www.logwod.com
Video courtesy of USNavyVisualNews
Picture courtesy of CrossFit HQ
In memory of Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy, 29, of Patchogue, N.Y., who was killed in Afghanistan June 28th, 2005.
This workout was one of Mike's favorites and he'd named it "Body Armor". From here on it will be referred to as "Murph" in honor of the focused warrior and great American who wanted nothing more in life than to serve this great country and the beautiful people who make it what it is.
If you've got a twenty pound vest or body armor, wear it.
Should you need it, we will have scaling options posted on the Whiteboard.
COME GET SOME!!!
Saturday 20120526 Hero WOD
Welcome to Day Two of CFTOTF's inaugural Hero WOD Memorial Day Weekend. Once again, we will run one class today, at 0900.
Today's WOD will be….
155/110 pound Deadlift, 12 reps
155/110 pound Hang power clean, 9 reps
155/110 pound Push jerk, 6 reps
Photo courtesy of CrossFit.com
For those that don't know SSGT Timothy Davis' story, the below is from the local news report after he fell in battle….
MONTESANO — Staff Sgt. Timothy P. Davis was continuing a long family history of military service when he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force a decade ago, his mother Sally Sheldon said.
But on Friday, with three uniformed Air Force personnel on her doorstep, she got the news no mother ever wants to hear.
Davis was killed in the Oruzgan province of Afghanistan on Friday. According to an official letter from Major Gen. K.C. McClain, Commander of the Air Force Personnel Center, she received and shared with The Daily World, the death was from "the result of injuries received from an improvised explosive device."
The letter notes that further details were unavailable but asked Mrs. Sheldon to "please accept the Air Force's deepest condolences."
"They told me he died quickly," Mrs. Sheldon said. "He knew the Lord and he brought me much honor."
Davis, who just turned 28, would have been married for five years next month. He has a 1-year-old son, Timmy Junior, who also went by T.J.
"My breath has just been taken away," his wife Meagan said by phone from Spokane. "I am still in shock."
He met Meagan while training at Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane.
Tim Davis, his wife Meagan, and their son Tim Jr. pose for a family photo before he was deployed.
His dad, Mike, lives in Ocean Shores. His mom lives in South Aberdeen. His siblings include Ben, 29, of Texas; and younger sister Noel, 26, of Burien. Much of his extended family lives in the Montesano area.
Davis grew up in Montesano, graduating from Monte High School in 1999. He was an accomplished wrestler who once took seventh in a state tournament and played on the football team, his mother said.
His unit was based out of Hurlburt Field, Fla., where he was part of the 23rd Special Tactics Squadron and worked as a combat controller, his wife said.
Memorial Services will be conducted for Davis in Florida, but, per his wishes, he will be flown to Montesano for another service. He'll be buried in the Harbor area, his aunt Mary Sheldon said.
His father, Mike Davis, noted that his son had recently attended the funeral of another combat controller and recognized that he may very well die some day himself.
"He told me, 'I don't want you to be stuck in a grieving mood. I want you to get through it and move on. Think about all of those fishing moments and Dad Sundays.' "
His uncle Jim Sheldon noted that Davis had been given everything from underwater training to land survival and parachute training.
"He worked with a little cadre of Green Berets calling in coordinates and taking the lay of the land to call in fire power and air strikes," Jim said.
On more than one occasion he put himself in harm's way, his family members said.
His whole unit had won a Bronze Star for their actions during one combat outing. When he was wounded with shrapnel another time, Davis was awarded a Purple Heart. Because he didn't lose a limb, his family said Davis always said he didn't deserve the award.
"He just called me the week before and said his friend got shot in the face, a Green Beret, and he was worried," Jim said, noting he really got to know Davis when he came to live with him and his wife Mary for two years during high school.
"He couldn't really tell me what was going on. But I knew. I said, 'It's escalating isn't it?' But he didn't say anything. And I said, 'You don't have to tell me everything, I know.' "
Mrs. Sheldon said she had been worried after hearing President Obama's announcement on Tuesday that another 17,000 U.S. soldiers and Marines would be sent to Afghanistan to join the 38,000 troops already there.
In Obama's announcement, the president stated, "This increase is necessary to stabilize a deteriorating situation in Afghanistan, which has not received the strategic attention, direction and resources it urgently requires."
"As soon as I heard that I was worried," Mrs. Sheldon said. "I was worried we weren't doing well."
His uncle John Sheldon said he had heard from Tim as soon as last week.
"I was concerned about him ever since he got wounded the first time," John said. "Tim was asking me for some advice to invest his money. I told him, 'Don't do the young man thing and blow all of your money. Save for your future.' And he was doing that."
John is a Vietnam veteran, having served in the Air Force, too. Two of John's uncles were in the Air Force and his dad Buck was in the Army. Buck was captured in North Africa during World War II, but survived and earned his own Purple Heart for enduring the pain and suffering that went with two years of imprisonment.
"Tim always wanted to serve," John said.
"Tim was the glue (of our family)," his brother Ben added by phone. "He was always taking charge … protecting me. He was very strong willed, very strong minded. He was just a great person."
His Aunt Mary recounted a story about the young Davis trying to be tough and fearless. He had decided to take his bike behind Monte High, where there is a large hill, and ride down with no hands on the handlebars and closed eyes. He crashed and came back with his chin split open and bleeding.
When they took him to the hospital, and they injected the local anesthetic into his chin, she said, "he didn't make a sound. There was never any doubt he was tough."
Davis also had a lot of nicknames. During basic training, his unit called him "The Rock," because he could always be counted on. His mom called him "Tim-Bo" — akin to "Rambo" from the war movies.
"As a little boy, I also called him 'my little mountain goat' because he always climbed on everything," his mom said.
His uncle Jim called him "Slider" because when Davis was younger, he let a jar of peanuts slide from his hand and land on the floor of a buddy's truck who was a stickler for having a spotless rig.
His uncle John noted that one of Tim's favorite movie heroes was John Wayne.
"And, like John Wayne, he didn't talk a lot but when he did, he said something that meant a lot," John said. "We'll miss him."
"He would be the first one in and the last one out," his dad added. "He hated what was going on around the world and wanted to make a difference."
Courtesy of CrossFit HQ. 2008 CrossFit Games Champ Jason Khalipa burning through DT. Do likewise athletes,…do likewise.
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND ANNOUNCEMENT:
With this weekend being a time to reflect back and honor those who gave their lives for our country, we couldn't think of any better way to do this than by kicking off our Memorial Day Weekend Hero WOD Marathon. Over Friday, Saturday, and Monday (give you a nice rest day Sunday) we will run three different Hero WODs to honor those fallen warriors. Today, we start with "Air Force". Not your traditional Hero WOD, but seeing as how we are on an Air Force base, this WOD is dedicated to not only all Air Force brothers and sisters who gave the ultimate sacrafice, but to all service members both past and present.
Also, due to Holiday hours, we will only run one class each day.
Fri – 0900
Sat – 0900
Mon – 1000
Back to today's stuff…
Prep work for todays WOD, which is….
Video courtesy of TKE 143. Shot from the 2010 CrossFit Midwest Sectional (before they went to the CrossFit Open). A good friend of mine, Greg Morales grinding through the WOD.
For all weight movements, RX'd will be 95/65
20 Thrusters
20 SDHP
20 Push Jerks
20 OHS
20 Front Squats
At the beginning of every minute, you must do 4 burpees.
High-5 everyone!


Congratulations to graduating senior Georgia Shelton (Farrell Lab) awarded the Hoopes Prize for her senior thesis, "The Biodiversity of the Bees at the Arnold Arboretum"!
Congratulations to Martha Munoz (Losos Lab), winner of the Raymond B. Huey Award for the Best Student Presentation in the Division of Ecology and Evolution at the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology meetings in Austin.
Jonathan Losos's research on the Island biogeography of the Anthropocene is featured on the cover of Nature.


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The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) expects a high level of job growth for a number of HR positions between 2012 and 2022. For example, the VEC projects that the number of jobs for compensation, benefits and job analysis specialists in Virginia will grow at a rate twice as fast as what is expected for this occupational classification nationwide. In addition, predictions indicate that the number of labor relations specialists will increase by 7% in Virginia, in contrast to the decline expected in much of the rest of the country.
Business professionals who want to join the ranks of HR management professionals have a wide array of degree options in Virginia's many state schools and private universities. Online schools provide additional options for degrees in HR management.
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Egypt – The Egyptian revolution, part of the Arab Uprisings, continued with rioting and clashes in the capital Cairo and other towns in the country. A number of people have been left injured after opposition protestors clashed with the governing Muslim Brotherhood (MB), some of whom have been attacked in their offices, which were ransacked. Since the beginning of the year there have been a number of riots in Egypt which have resulted in injuries and deaths. The Muslim Brotherhood appears to be clinging to power, and many Egyptians accuse them of behaving like the old regime. Security in Egypt is threatened by the on-going unrest, and there is a strong possibility that militant organizations will take advantage of the crisis to embed into Egyptian society.
Further, there were accusations by Syrian rebels that a ship carrying arms from Iran to the al-Assad government passed through the Suez Canal. The accusations were denied by the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority. The ship in question, which carried a Tanzanian flag, was destined for Syria. The port authority intercepted the ship following reports that it had been docked in Iran prior to entering the Suez Canal. Egyptian authorities explained that the ship was carrying 7, 479 tons of Urea Chemical and was allowed passage through the Suez Canal. Syrian rebels claim that the ship was carrying 8, 500 tons of weapons and ground missiles for the al-Assad government. In early January, it was reported by 361 Security that a senior Iranian intelligence official had visited Egypt to discuss the formation of a new intelligence service controlled by the MB. 361 Security also stated that the Iranians would ask for compensation for their engagement with the Muslim Brotherhood. It is possible that a deal was struck between the MB and the Iranians to allow certain vessels of importance to the Iranians to pass through the Suez Canal. The Iranian government would have reason to support its ally the al-Assad government with war material shipped via the Suez Canal.
Ethiopia – Ethiopia's intelligence agency claimed on March 25 that it had foiled a plot by Somalia's al-Shabaab militant organization. al-Shabaab is reported to have planned to kidnap employees from the United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) from Ethiopia, and transport them to Somalia in order to demand ransom for their release. African employees of the UN may become the next targets for capture and ransom by militant organizations throughout Africa as other hostage targets, such as Western Europeans, become more difficult to capture. In Syria, some rebel groups have kidnapped UN employees in order to extort ransom money. Employees of international organizations such as the UN working in nations undergoing conflict, or nations bordering nations in conflict, are advised to ensure that they are protected by robust security procedures.
Libya – The Qatar-based news channel al-Jazeera reported that Libya has become a major source of weapons for militant jihadists since the Libyan Civil War and the removal of Muammar Gaddafi from power. Former Libyan military depots were not secured by NATO forces in the country, allowing jihadists to seize a significant amount of weapons. Libya is significant to the global jihadist movement as a central arms depot that can be accessed by jihadist militants operating in North Africa, the Levant, and Europe. Europe is close to Libya, and nations such as France are at risk from "lone-wolf" jihadist attacks supplied by war materiel from Libya. Jihadists in Europe can also use Libyan arms to combat European right-wing organizations that are targeting Muslims in various countries in Europe, and seek the support of the Muslim communities in these countries that are threatened by vigilante attacks.
Mali – On March 18 it was reported that one French soldier was killed and three others seriously injured by a roadside bomb in the area of the Ifoghas Mountains. The French are advised to seek a transition to an UN-led military force, as France does not want to lose more soldiers and risk being drawn into long-term guerrilla war in Mali.
Nigeria – On March 18 a series of explosions were reported in the northern city of Kano. Militants targeted a bus station in the Sabon Gari district of the city, which is the home of many Christian Nigerian migrants from the southern regions of the country. At this time no organization has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but it is believed that Boko Haram (BH) conducted the attacks. As of January 2012 approximately 150 people have been killed in Kano following a campaign of co-ordinated attacks were carried out by the group.
Somalia – On March 18, it was reported that a large car bomb exploded in the Somali capital of Mogadishu. In recent months the jihadist militant group al-Shabaab has been conducting a campaign of small-scale attacks, including car-bombs and suicide operations. The attack on March 18 was the largest carried out by al-Shabaab since September 2012. al-Shabaab, which has not carried out successful attacks recently, is reported to be focusing on carrying out operations in Mogadishu. The group vows to topple the government under the Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, who was chosen by the country's new parliament in 2012. Al-Shabaab is likely concentrating its attacks on Mogadishu to demonstrate that the current government cannot secure its own capital and the people who live within it.
Tunisia – The Tunisian government announced that it is setting up a number of crisis cells in the country after it was warned by the United States that al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) was seeking to establish a base in the country. These security cells will be the responsibility of the Tunisia Supreme Security Council, and will gather information about jihadist networks seeking to enrol young Tunisians who desire to fight in Syria. The Tunisian government should be aware that these networks can be activated inside Tunisia and cooperate with AQIM, thus presenting a long-term security threat to the country.


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This week, I'm so excited to be speaking with Zoha Abbas of the site, Multidoer. Zoha is a multipassionate creative, who works with creative people with lots of different passions and interests to move from idea into action. We talk about how to bring your creative purpose and dreams to life.
This is one of those fun, authentic conversations that I love to share with you guys … Zoha and I hit it off and found so much common ground to chat about. I know many of you are creative multipassionates, and if you've enjoyed my episodes with Emilie Wapnick, or Michelle Ward, you're going to want to catch every second of this conversation with Zoha.
Every once and awhile, there's a guest with whom I just click, and meeting Zoha was one of those times. She's got a background in advertising, and is a multipassionate with lots of interests. She's an entrepreneur with a project manager's knack for planning, and a creative heart. I adore that she's all about putting plans into action, while keeping your eye on creative pursuits.


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"This plot is not for sale!": Land Administration and Land Disputes in Uganda
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"This plot is not for sale" are the six words you will find, marked on a lot of properties and plots of land in Uganda. The words are meant to ward off quack land or property brokers and conmen. Most of the cases handled in courts in Uganda, and Kampala in particular, are fraud-related cases (like selling land while the true owners are away using counterfeit titles) and land transaction fraud (when fake land titles are obtained and sadly some officers in the land registry are involved).
Land-related disputes are not only the most common disputes in court: they are also among the most prevalent types of disputes occurring with and among communities in Uganda, both in the rural and urban areas. These land disputes exist in varying from land grabbing, border disputes, encroachment on protected areas, disputes relating to compensation and family-related disputes like succession. Causes of these disputes also vary: from population pressure to corruption, infrastructural development and changing land use patters. (Landnet, 2017a).
Land registration in Uganda is characterized by poor record keeping and outdated systems, processes and records. In addition, there is a lack of transparency and accountability in the land sector as well as appropriate mechanisms to resolve land disputes. Over the years, this has resulted in the proliferation of land disputes in the country and the situation has been exploited by fraudsters who impersonate landowners, declare living persons dead or vice versa, forge certificates and illegally sell land to unsuspecting buyers.
As a result, many households face tenure insecurity, which influences the way households invest in their land. These households may be hesitant to construct permanent houses or to plant permanent income-generating crops. But even among groups whose tenure is believed to be relatively secure (e.g. customary landowners and freehold) the prevalence of land-related disputes is clear evidence of insecurity. It will be no surprise that most Ugandans lack faith in the judiciary and other land administration institutions., especially young people with no social support, widows, pastoralist and elders, who are most affected by land disputes (Uganda Human Rights Commission, 2017).
Land-related disputes existed prior to and during colonialism as well as in the immediate post-colonial administrations. The allocation of huge land areas to absentee landlords by the British in 1900 under mailo tenure (permanent ownership of a large plot of land by landlords, subdivided among tenants that have the right to live on and utilize the land) and the co-existence of a number of customary tenure systems created considerable scope for overlapping rights to the same plot that has led to land conflicts. In 1975, Idi Amin nationalised all land in the country, converting the tenure system into leasehold. This caused land tenure insecurities to landowners, customary landholders, bibanja holders (a person that settles or settled on land with the consent of the landlord and pays or paid busulu, a fee to allow them use the land) and those who by the enactment of the 1995 constitution of the Republic of Uganda had settled on land for a minimum of 12 years and above without any objection from the land lord. This situation was overturned by the 1995 Constitution by restating all the land tenures as they existed at independence and set up a new system of land administration consisting of land boards at every district. (Deininger & Castagnini, 2004).
More recently, the government of Uganda has put in place various legal, policy and institutional measures, such as the National Land Policy and the Land Act, for the administration of land in Uganda. However, reports of land disputes still continue to surface and for many households, tenure insecurity remains a daily struggle. Why do these disputes persist, despite the availability of legislative and institutional measures to address them? Are there still gaps in the existing legal framework or are there weaknesses with the implementation of land administration policies and legislation?
It is evident that conflicts over land are increasing and have dire consequences for the affected communities. Perhaps we first need to better understand the nature of land disputes, the role of key actors in land disputes and the factors that contribute to the increase in land disputes to inform better policy agenda's. But until then, most Ugandans take their own measures to secure their land rights and put up a simple sign: "This plot is not for sale!"
Deininger, K., & Castagnini, R. (2004). Incidence and impact of land conflict in Uganda.
Landnet. (2017a). DISPUTE RESOLUTION. Kampala.
Uganda Human Rights Commission. (2017). Land Disputes and Human Rights in Selected Regions of Uganda.
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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic may have cut some seasons short, but the Dons will return in the fall — and alongside our returning athletes will be a class of new recruits.
This week, the Foghorn will be reporting on the newest additions to the USF baseball team.
Following the departure of 10 seniors (including four from their pitching staff), the Dons retooled through a massive 12-man signing class. This week, we focus on the six pitchers signed to the Dons roster for next spring. In an interview with the San Francisco Examiner, head coach Nino Giarratano said, "We're probably going to have a good eight players off this recruiting class that will make an impact on next year's team."
Disclaimer: Stats were pulled from the 2019 high school baseball season, which was the last full season of play each player had due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kaleb Woltz, RHP, Aurora, Colorado. Cherokee Trail High School (6'2″, 185 lbs.):
With a fastball topping out at 87 mph, a sharp moving changeup, and a 10-4 curveball, Woltz joins the Dons with a strong pedigree. Coming from the Colorado Slammers club team (a frequent source of players for the Dons in recent years), he was named to the Rocky Mountain Showcase Top Prospect List in 2019 and received an honorable mention on the Rawlings Perfect Game All-American Preseason List. Woltz also ranked in the top 500 in the nation for high school baseball players, according to Perfect Game.
Elijah Tolsma, RHP, Torrance, California, Bishop Montgomery High School (6'1″, 170 lbs.):
Joining the Dons with his fellow club team battery mate in Tyler Imbach, Tolsma brings an impressive stat line to the Hilltop. He went 4-0 with a 0.23 ERA in nine appearances this past season, striking out 41 in 30 2/3 innings with just four walks while holding opposing hitters to a paltry .140 average. He also received an honorable mention in the California region in Perfect Game's 2020 Preseason All-American lists.
Owen Stevenson, RHP, San Francisco, California, Sacred Heart Cathedral High School (6'3″, 170 lbs.):
An in-city recruit coming from Sacred Heart, Stevenson joins the Dons with a knack for big-time-player, big-time-play ability. He carried a 5-3 record with a 2.88 ERA for the Irish and was a key piece in their rotation come playoff time during his junior season. He picked up saves in two big games against Aragon and Willow Glen before his masterpiece: a complete-game shutout to send his team to the Central Coast Section Division II final. Boasting a fastball, curveball, change-up, and a knee-buckling curveball, Stevenson should contend for a starting rotation spot come springtime.
Trevor Meisner, RHP, Las Vegas, Nevada, Bishop Gorman High School (6'2″, 175 lbs.):
Another big-time-player, big-time-play pitcher, Meisner comes with a pitching repertoire of a fastball, 11-5 curveball, change up, and curveball. During his junior year, he amassed a 5-1 record with a 1.73 ERA (35 to 23 K/BB ratio while also collecting statement wins in the postseason. Meisner pitched a complete game one-hitter against Spring Valley High School, fanning seven while giving just two a free pass to first.
Max Jones, RHP, San Diego, California, Patrick Henry High School (6'1″, 195 lbs.):
Coming from San Diego with a fastball, curveball, and change-up to his name, Jones is projected to come out of the bullpen next spring. But make no mistake, the former Patrick Henry Patriots rotation member comes with a strong resume. Jones carried a 1.82 ERA through a 7-1 record his junior season, striking out 86 while only walking 46 in 77 innings of work. He was also named to the Rawlings Perfect Game Preseason All-American list for 2020, earning an honorable mention.
Aidan Lee, RHP/1B, Gilroy, California, Monte Vista Christian School (6'4″, 220 lbs.):
A versatile player coming from Southern California, Lee is projected to join the Dons as a starting pitcher with two-way playability. During his junior year, he collected a .339 batting average over 21 games, knocking in 16 runs in the process. On the mound, he posted a 3.77 ERA over 8 appearances, picking up 3 wins and striking out 26 in the process.
Nick Naccarato, OF/UTIL, Carlsbad (Calif.) Sage Creek (5-11, 168):
Luke Keaschall, SS/MIF, Watsonville (Calif.) Aptos (6-0, 165):
Tyler Imbach, C, Palos Verdes Estates (Calif.) Palos Verdes (6-1, 180):
Cameron Faris, SS/3B Castro Valley (6-1, 185):
Mario Demera, 3B/OF, St. Ignatius (6-1, 185):
Jared Breedwell, OF, Vacaville (6-0, 180):
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I always look forward to a title illustrated by Stacey, and The Elephant Quilt made me seek her out and ask for an interview. Fortunately, she said yes to a breakfast chat. For her own breakfasts at her Oregon home, Stacey usually has "a Lara bar or something of the sort, and more coffee and vanilla soy milk after dropping my oldest, Finn, off at kindergarten. My youngest, Emma, will be joining us with her bribe ice cream for peaceably leaving the play kitchen in Finn's classroom." Ice cream for breakfast? I like her even more.
So, let's set the table and get the basics from Stacey before we sit down to eat our ice cream…I mean, drink our coffee. (I dunno, maybe Emma will let me have a scoop or two.) And I thank Stacey for stopping by to talk about her work a bit and share some images with us.
Stacey: I use a mix of acrylic paint, oil pastel, and colored pencil.
Stacey: I grew up on a farm in South Dakota, but I have lived in Oregon for the past nineteen years.
Stacey: I went to school at Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland and then started sending samples of my work out to various magazines and publishing houses. I was fortunate to have some of my illustrations that were published in Ladybug Magazine come to the attention of Judy Sue Goodwin Sturges of Studio Goodwin Sturges. She became my agent. That led to my first book with Melanie Kroupa at FSG, Boxes for Katje.
Stacey: Being front and center of anything is absolutely unnerving to me, and I have a pretty quiet speaking voice (quieter still when unnerved), but—that being said—I adore school visits. I am really honored and excited to draw pictures for the author's words and characters, so it is great fun to share that.
Stacey: I am involved in a project about one-room school houses.
Okay, the table's set for our six questions over breakfast, and we've got our coffee AND ice cream for Emma. Now we're ready to talk more specifics . . .
Stacey: Once I get a manuscript, I read it over and then just kind of live with it for a little bit. Then I start collecting references and things to help me think about the direction of what I want to draw. One of the biggest steps for me is figuring out a palette. Even when it is just at sketching/pencil form, if I can have an idea of colors, it helps. I also start some rough character sketches so I have an idea of who is going to be running through the pages. Then I break down the text to pages, start doing quick thumbnail sketches, sketches with text blocked in, rough sketches, more research and references, then the final sketches — all the while going back and forth with the editor. Once the final sketches are nailed down, I can start to paint — this is the most meditative, wonderful part to me.
Stacey: I have a room downstairs in my house with a big closet where I can stash lots and lots of stuff — and then shut the door. Fantastic! My favorite part of the room is the drawing table my husband made for me forever ago.
Stacey: When I was really small, I could not get enough of Eloise Wilkin's We Help Mommy. Along with checking out their busy day, I really liked their house! I loved that she created such a complete, detailed place — and it just seemed so lovely and exotic in contrast to the orange shag here, purple shag there, Midwestern seventies style I was in the middle of at the time. I loved (and still really do) Lois Lenski, too. There was also a mix of old books, children's books, school books, and encyclopedias from my Grandma's house that I always loved looking at and drawing from.
Stacey: I would be way too tongue-tied to meet any of them, even if I could, but I admire to no end: Alice Provensen, Ezra Jack Keats, Nancy Ekholm Burkert, and an artist, Fay Jones, who isn't an illustrator, but I love her characters as much as if there were books and books about them.
Stacey: I've been on a kind of Brian Eno thing and, as a family, a big time Pete Seeger bender, but when I draw . . . I don't know if it's adding young kids to the mix, age, or what, but I can genuinely only do one thing at a time with anything close to focus. Other wise I sort of go on tilt and stare, not draw. So no more TV, audio books, or music — it's all about the sweet, sweet silence.
Stacey: I sneeze like an old man.
Stacey: Color, quiet, people and places I love, cake.
Stacey: I'm trying to reel it in, because of the company I keep, but really just any and all in any order.
Stacey: My family laughing and/or singing, water.
Stacey: Excessive whining and shrieking for no good reason.
Stacey: Anything keeping close track of numbers.
All photos and art, with the exception of the book covers, courtesy of Stacey Dressen-McQueen. All rights reserved and all that good stuff.
Thanks for interviewing Stacey! I was not familiar with her work before *hangs head*, so this was a real treat. Especially love the "Alaska girls" spread, and the Elephant Quilt book looks very interesting. You're right about the leap-off-the page textures and colors that distinguish her unique style. Pass the ice cream!
That parenthetical remark shows the mind of a lovably modest master at work.
Another great interview! She sounds wonderful. Boxes for Katje, Little Mamá Forgets, and the Biggest Soap have been favourites around our house for a while…but I hadn't realized they were all the same illustrator — thanks for helping me connect the dots. I've suggested that our library purchase her newest as well.
Jeremy, I had remembered that you were a fan, 'cause I think you were the one raving here one day about Boxes for Katje, which is what made me jot it down and go get a copy from the library. I love it. Stacey's art work is something, isn't it? I read some place — some review, I think, but I can't remember which one — a comparison of her work to Patricia Polacco's, and I guess I see that (a little?), but I think Stacey has a style all her own.
I agree. This art is gorgeous. Really different.
I really, really like Boxes for Katje. It's one of those books I recommend a lot.
And how cute are Emma and Finn? I totally see why she gives Emma ice cream for breakfast; I think I'd give that girl whatever she asked for with those big eyes and everything.
I kind of fell in love with Boxes for Katje the first time I read it – now I'll have to keep an eye out for her other illustrations!
I am interested in contacting Stacey.
As we use to work together at the Book House in Minneapolis some years ago. I had visited her in Portland in the 90ties when she really started to do her artwork more n have since been traveling internationally myself. If you can reach her please give her my email address n name. Let her know that alot of magical n positive things have been happening n Id love to share n listen to what shes up to..
Have a positive n life affirming day!


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Impact Factor (IF) or journal impact factor (JIF) is a measure of the number of times an average paper in a journal is cited, during a year.
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Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences - Impact Factor , Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (0250-474X), is the official scientific publication of the Indian Pharmaceutical Association. It started in 1939 as the Indian Journal of Pharmacy. the journal is published Bimonthly. Abstracting and Indexing Information The journal is included in the following Abstracting / Indexing services: Biosis Preview, Chemical Abstract Service (CAS), CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure), Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International (CABI), Cite Factor, EBSCO A-Z, Ex-Libris, Hamdard University, Journal TOCs, JournalSeek, Journal Citation Reports, Open J Gate, Publons, Proquest Summons, Refseek, Secret Search Engine Labs, Sherpa Romeo, SCOPUS, Science Citation Index Expanded, SJR (Scimago Journal and Country Rank), UGC (University Grants Commission), Ulrich Periodical Directory, World Cat - OCLC and Web of Science. Journal Ethics The Indian Journal of Pharmacy started in 1939 more...
Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences Details
Journal Name Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences
Journal Abbreviation Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences Abbreviation
Journal Print 0250-474X (0250474X)
Impact Factor Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences Impact Factor
CiteScore Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences CiteScore
Acceptance Rate Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences Acceptance Rate
SCImago Journal Rank Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences SJR (SCImago Journal Rank)
Evaluating scientific quality is a notoriously difficult problem that has no standard solution. Ideally, published scientific results should be inspected by real experts in the field and should be given scores for quality and quantity according to the rules established.
But it is now thrust upon committees and institutes which are trying to find alternatives to evaluate research using metrics like IF. The quality of scientific knowledge a journal contains and prestige of a journal is calculated using certain metrics and one such metric is Impact Factor. Impact Factor (IF) or journal impact factor (JIF) is a measure of the number of times an average paper in a journal is cited, during a year. This number is released by Clarivate Analytics. They have complete control over this. Only the journals that are listed with Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) and Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) are eligible to get an Impact factor score.
The impact factor score is revealed by Clarivate analytics in their annually published Web of Science Journal Citation Report (JCR). The impact factor is a very important tool used by journals to show their value. It is usually used as a way to measure the relative importance of a journal within its field; journals that have higher impact factor values are considered to be more important or higher status. They are considered to be having more prestige in their respective fields, than those with lower values. It is used to ascertain the importance or rank of a journal by counting the times its articles were cited. In addition to the 2-year Impact Factor, the 3-year Impact Factor, 4-year Impact Factor, 5-year Impact Factor, Real-Time Impact Factor can also provide further insights into the impact of Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences.
The impact factor is pretty beneficial in explaining the importance of total citation frequencies. It also eliminates some of the bias of such counts which are in the favor of large journals over small ones, journals that are frequently issued over ones that are less frequently issued, and older journals over newer ones. Usually, in the latter case, older journals have a larger citable body of literature than smaller or younger journals due to the time they've spent in existence and thus have attained many texts of knowledge. All things being considered, the larger the number of previously published articles in a journal, the more frequently that particular journal will be cited.
The impact factor was coined by Eugene Garfield, who founded the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI). Impact factors have been calculated yearly starting from 1975 for journals that are listed in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR). ISI was acquired by Thomson Scientific & Healthcare in 1992 and was renamed Thomson ISI. In 2018, Thomson ISI was bought up by Onex Corporation and Baring Private Equity Asia. Both of them founded a new corporation, Clarivate Analytics, which publishes JCR.
How Impact Factor is Calculated?
The JCR provides quantitative tools for ranking, evaluating, categorizing, and comparing journals that are indexed on the two indexes mentioned above. The impact factor is one of these tools used to rank and evaluate journals. It is the frequency with which an "average article" in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period. The annually released JCR impact factor is a comprehensive numerical digit that represents the ratio among citations and recent citable items published during a particular period of time. Thus, the impact factor of a journal is evaluated by dividing the number of current year citations by the items published in that journal during the previous two years, thus connecting them. We know that the impact factor is a way to quantify the prestige of journals but in order to quantify it, we need to know how to calculate it.
The Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences IF measures the mean of citations obtained in a particular year 2021 by papers issued in the Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences during the two preceding years 2021
The calculation of the impact factor is seemingly easy. The entire calculation of the impact factor is based on a two-year period and consists of dividing the number of times that articles were cited by the number of articles that are citable. The method to calculate the impact factor of Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences is as follows.
A = citations in published articles in 2020 and 2021 by indexed journals during 2022.
B = the total number of citations published during 2020 and 2021.
A/B = 2021 impact factor
Some of the journals listed in the JCR aren't citing journals, but are journals that are specifically for citations only. This is noteworthy when comparing journals by impact factor only because the self-citations from a cited-only journal are not included in the calculation procedure of its impact factor. Self-citations usually represent about 13% of the citations received by a journal.
A = citations in 2022 to articles published in 2020 and 2021
B = self-citations in 2022 to articles published in 2021 and 2020
C = A-B = total citations subtracted by self-citations
D = number of articles published in 2020-2021
E = C/D (revised impact factor)
Use of Impact Factor
Informed and careful use of the data of impact factor is crucial. Uninformed users might be tempted to jump to ill-formed conclusions based on impact factor statistics unless they're properly made aware of several caveats involved. Impact factor has many uses some of them are prominent but they can be misused too. Since journal impact factors are easily available, it is enticing to use them to gauge the capabilities of individual scientists or research groups. If we assume that the journal is illustrative of its articles, the journal impact factors of an author's articles can be used as a representative to get an objective understanding and quantitative measure of the author's scientific achievements. This is much more effective for discerning a particular scientist's or research group's reputation than applying the traditional methods like peer-review.
Given how much the use of journal impact factors has been increasing as well as how explicitly journal prestige is being used in research evaluation, it warrants a critical examination of this indicator. The impact factor of Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences is a very big deal for it. We will discuss a few factors below.
Issues and limitations of Impact Factor
Decisions based on journal impact factors are potentially misleading where the uncertainty associated with the measure is ignored. Caution should be employed while interpreting journal impact factors and their ranks, and a measure of uncertainty should always be presented along with the point estimate. Journals should follow their guidelines for presenting data by including a measure of uncertainty when quoting performance indicators such as the journal impact factor. The impact factor should be used while being vigilant to the many circumstances that affect citation rates, for example, the average number of citations in an average article. The impact factor must be used with primed peer review. In the case of an academic evaluation for tenure, it is sometimes not considered appropriate to use the impact of the journal to calculate the expected frequency of a recently published article. Citation frequencies for individual articles are quite diverse.
Issues related to using impact factors
Journal impact factors do not statistically illustrate individual journal articles
Journal impact factors correspond terribly with real citations of individual articles
Authors use plenty of norms other than impact when they're submitting to journals
Citations to "non-citable" items are sometimes incorrectly included in the database
If Self-citations exist, they are not corrected
Review articles are cited heavily and exaggerate the impact factor of journals
Lengthy articles have many citations and get high impact factors
Short publication time gap allows many short term journal self-citations and gives a fake high journal impact factor
Journal's authors usually prefer citations in the national language of the journal
Selective journal self-citation
The sweep of the database is incomplete
The database doesn't include books as a citation source
There is an English language bias with the database
American publications dominate the database
Journal in a database may vary
The impact factor is a function of the number of references per article in the research field
Research fields in which the content becomes swiftly obsolete are endorsed
The impact factor heavily depends on the extension or diminution of the field of research
High impact journals are tough to find in small research fields
The journal impact factor is strongly determined by relations between fields (clinical v basic research, for example)
The citation rate of the article determines journal impact, but not vice versa which should be the case in the first place
Journal impact factors are indicative only when the evaluated research is absolutely standard concerning the journals used, an assumption that really makes any evaluation a bit excessive. In actual practice, however, even samples that are as huge as a nation's scientific output are not at all random and indicative of the journals, that they have been published in. In many research fields such as mathematics, a major part of the intellectual output is usually published in the form of books, which are not considered a part of the database; therefore, they have no impact factor. This thus makes JCR redundant.
The IF of a journal such as Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences is not associated with factors like quality of the peer-review process and quality of the content of the journal but is rather a measure that reflects the average number of citations to articles published in journals, books, thesis, project reports, newspapers, conference/seminar proceedings, documents published in internet, notes, and any other approved documents. In an ideal world, evaluators would read each article and make personal judgments but it is not pragmatic. Clarivate itself receives 10+ million entries each year when calculating JIF so it's highly unlikely that it can be solved by conscientious peer review. Many of the limitations and issues listed above can be fixed with the right bit of tweaking, it however requires effort by both, Clarivate analytics and the general scientific community.
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Mendip:
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Daily number of deaths of people who have had a positive test result and died within 28 days, reported on Wednesday, 19 January 2022 for Mendip.
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El Calvario es una urbanización y barrio de la ciudad de San Roque (Cádiz), España.

Está situado al sur del casco urbano, delimitado por la Alameda de Alfonso XI, el colegio Santa María la Coronada y el Parque del Toril. La urbanización El Calvario está compuesta por cuatro bloques de pisos.

Comunicaciones
Su eje vertebrador es la calle Velázquez, que va desde la plaza de toros hasta su encuentro con la calle Batallón Cazadores de Tarifa, coincidente con la parada de autobús de El Calvario y el acceso al polideportivo municipal.

Parada de autobús
La parada de autobús de El Calvario está situada en la calle Velázquez, junto al acceso peatonal al Polideportivo mediante unas escaleras. Todas las líneas de autobuses interurbanos procedentes de la Alameda de Alfonso XI hacen su siguiente parada en El Calvario.

Enlaces externos
 El Calvario en Google Maps

Barrios de San Roque

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