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Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Wales vs South Africa - Wembley 1998
Wales host South Africa at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday as the World Champions take on the Grand Slam winners at home. We thought wed take a look back ten years as in 1998 we saw two very contrasting matches taking place, with 6 months being a very long time in rugby.
Wales toured South Africa in June of that year with an inexperienced side and got the hiding of all hidings at Loftus Versfeld as the Boks ran riot, winning the game 96-13.
In November though, with the Millennium Stadium still being developed, Wembley played host to a rematch as the Springboks took on the Welsh at their temporary home. 55 000 people turned up in the hope of seeing an improved performance from the Welsh side whos pride took such a knock only a few months earlier.
The home side raced off to a fantastic start as a quick tap from Rob Howley sparked a surge up field that ended in Gareth Thomas, with a full head of hair, diving in at the corner for a superbly taken try.
With Neil Jenkins on song, Wales sped ahead to a 14-0 lead as the kicking maestro tallied up 600 points in international rugby.
South Africa fought back though, and after a period of pressure on the Welsh tryline, were awarded a penalty try, shortly before Pieter Rossouw broke the line and offloaded to scrum half Joost Van der Westhuizen for the try.
The sides went into the halftime break level, but through the second half penalties were traded, with the score eventually sitting on 20-20 with little time remaining and a draw looking on the cards.
A break from the persistent Van der Westhuizen resulted in the ball ending up in Andre Venters hands after a Rassie Erasmus fumble. Venter fell over the line to snatch the win and break Welsh hearts after such an impressive start to the match.
The conversion was missed, but a late penalty meant the score ended at 28-20 to South Africa after a classic Test between the two sides.
This year Wales went down 2-0 to the Springboks in South Africa, despite showing performances that were anything like the disaster of June 1998. Saturday looks set to be another classic as the two sides meet on the spectacular stage that is the Millennium Stadium.
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Note: The quality and editing on this is a little sketchy at times, but we'd like to make another appeal to all those with older footage from tapes etc, to submit or edit it, and we'll feature it on the site.
Extra: You can view an interesting interview with Bryan Habana ahead of the match here
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EnglishScott November 05, 2008 2:05 pm
Class match, looking forward to the weekend's festivities!!
durrie November 05, 2008 4:02 pm
Bok Team of 1998...pure class...should have brocken the NZ record of 17 consecutive wins but Mallet got ahead of himself and we could only draw it level...Anyways...this weekend promises to be a huge game as always. Wales are looking good and S.A are experimenting up front...What ever happens you can expect FIREWORKS...can't wait!
Jamie November 05, 2008 4:48 pm
Great match, nice to see highlights of some classic encounters.As a welshman i can't wait for the weekend. Won't say anything as arrogant as wales will definitely win but i reckon it will be a close match. I think the wales team is pretty strong and i hope they can push SA hard.Would be great to see Andy Powell and Leigh Halfpenny have good debuts too :)
Angry Baggers November 05, 2008 6:52 pm
Should be interesting, but South Africa will edge it - I'm still not convinced by the Welsh pack.Any chance of some Jack Kyle highlights? He was a bit before regular televisation, but it would be nice to see him in action.
Anonymous November 05, 2008 8:00 pm
the welsh team has never had a brilliant pack. They won the grandslams buy having a solid defence, a good kicking game and they could score tries when needed.Anyways, i cant wait for the match and i really want to see how Powell, Halfpenny and Roberts get along.
Anonymous November 05, 2008 9:14 pm
God that 96-13 game was terrible, Welsh rugby was in turmoil and certain clubs like Cardiff refused to realease players.So many players that needed to go were left at home, and the team that wentwell it was a massacre before it even began.
K Lu November 06, 2008 1:36 am
Wales has a real chance, despite coming up short twice already. Millennium will be rocking this weekend and hopefully the home crowd takes Wales over the top! Can't wait - should be brilliant no matter what!
billybob November 06, 2008 3:54 am
even though halfpenny is playing well should his first international game be against bryan habana?i have doubts about that one anyway hope its a cracker :)
SA supporter November 06, 2008 7:26 am
ahh.. i miss van der westhuizen.. best scrumhalf!!!
robert November 06, 2008 11:55 pm
Thanks RD .. some nice football and a good reminder of the class of Van der Westhuizen who I find much easier to praise now that he's not slipping through miniscule gaps around the ruck against the ABs.Gotta say that the penalty try looks a bit soft .. I'm not sure if the try needed to be "probable" or "definite" in 1998 but in this case it was probably just a definite maybe .. the Welsh didn't seem too shocked, so fair enough .. although the ref didn't hang around under the posts for very long.
David November 07, 2008 11:51 am
van der westhuizen was a class act, as was Row Howley in his day, cant wait for the game on saturday, the ever dangerous shane williams should be a thrill to watch.should be one hell of a game!
Joo Antnio Gro November 07, 2008 3:26 pm
Van der Westhuizen and Justin Marshall were the best scrum halfs that i've ever seen playing!


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Having already given the dogs a day in the mountains this holiday weekend, today was to be my turn and I was split between a 10-mile lap of Staunton State Park, Colorado's newest state park, or the 15-mile out-and-back Jones Pass run, starting and finishing at Herman Gulch, the same trailhead I was just at on Thursday. I haven't run much the last two weeks though and my foot has been uncomfortable from a fall on Thursday, so opted for the shorter option.
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Luis Suarez struck a hat-trick at Carrow Road in Liverpool's 5-2 win over Norwich City on Saturday – and created history in doing so.
The No.7 became the first Reds player to ever score three goals in the same away league fixture in successive seasons - this on the 25-year-old's 50th league outing for the club.
In April, Suarez put Norwich to the sword with a three-goal haul - a feat he matched once again on Saturday afternoon to help Brendan Rodgers record his first Barclays Premier League win as Liverpool boss.
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It all started when Peterson decided that the only way to really use her manual treadmill was to move it into her bedroom. One day, she walked in and found Nicki, not long out of her kitten stage, nosing around the exercise machine.
"After that, I started leaving my camera in my bedroom," Peterson tells PEOPLEPets.com. "I'm one of those crazy cat mamas that thinks everything my cats do is cute."
The treadmill became one of Nicki's favorite spots in the house (her sister cat wasn't so interested), and Peterson says that her now 5-year-old pastel calico would work out on it daily.
"She would stretch up and reach for things, she would nap under the bottom – she was all over the thing," Peterson says. "It was like a really high scratching post. She would lean up and pull on it, and she really pulled herself up to reach the handle."
When Peterson donated her treadmill to someone else – she wasn't using it much, and was in the middle of a move –she had to apologize to the new owners for the "completely pockmarked" handles. They didn't mind the claw marks, but Nicki wasn't so pleased.
"I think she was annoyed when I finally gave it away," Peterson says. "Nicki was probably using the treadmill more than I was."
Do you have a spectacularly silly picture of your pet? Upload it to your profile or submit it through the photo contest page for a chance at Internet glory on PEOPLEPets.com! We'll be picking user pictures to highlight here and in the caption contest every week.
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LeBron, Durant lead Team USA roster pool for 2014 World Championships, 2016 Olympics
Jan 23, 2014, 11:04 AM EDT
When Team USA takes the court in Rio in 2016 to defend its gold medal, you can expect to see somethings old and somthings new — guys who won gold in London and Beijing will be mixed with newcomers who got their real first taste of USA Basketball this coming summer in Spain for the world Championships.
USA Basketball released its player pool for the 2014 World Championships and 2016 Olympics on Thursday, and while that pool is fluid you can expect that the rosters of those teams will almost all come from the names below.
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Carmelo Anthony (New York Knicks)
LeBron James (Miami Heat)
Chris Paul (Los Angeles Clippers)
Deron Williams (Brooklyn Nets)
Tyson Chandler (New York Knicks)
Anthony Davis (New Orleans Pelicans)
Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City Thunder)
James Harden (Houston Rockets)
Andre Iguodala (Golden State Warriors)
Kevin Love (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Dwight Howard (Houston Rockets)
Blake Griffin (Los Angeles Clippers),
Remember Griffin was named to the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team roster but injured his knee and had to drop out. Also, Howard was a member of the 2008 team in Beijing but has not played since.
The new names in the Olympics pool are:
Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
LaMarcus Aldridge (Portland Trail Blazers)
Bradley Beal (Washington Wizards)
DeMarcus Cousins (Sacramento Kings)
Andre Drummond (Detroit Pistons)
Kenneth Faried (Denver Nuggets)
Paul George (Indiana Pacers)
Gordon Hayward (Utah Jazz)
Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers)
Kyle Korver (Atlanta Hawks)
David Lee (Golden State Warriors)
Kawhi Leonard (San Antonio Spurs)
Damian Lillard (Portland Trail Blazers
Klay Thompson (Golden State Warriors).
Curry did participate in the 2010 World Championships, but not the Olympics.
Durant and Kevin Love announced last summer that they would participate, and Krzyzewski said Thursday in a conference LaMarcus Aldridge said he wants to participate this summer. Expect this summer's team to have a lot of guys from the bottom list above, with some of the veterans wanting to step back in for the trip to Rio. Hence, you end up with a mix.
Obviously injuries will play a role in who plays when. Coach K hinted that guys like Derrick Rose and Russell Westbrook likely would not play this summer coming off their injuries, but they could be added to the pool and play in 2016.
There are other guys on the cusp of making this pool, Krzyzewski singled out Greg Monroe of the Pistons as one, and he could be added later.
Krzyzewski's staff for both the World Championships will be Syracuse University veteran coach Jim Boeheim (bringing his zone defense knowledge among other skills), Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau and New Orleans Pelicans head coach Monty Williams.
- wittenisgod - Jan 23, 2014 at 11:34 AM
Paul, George, durant, James, Howard!! Unstoppable
- fanofthegame79 - Jan 23, 2014 at 1:30 PM
For international play, I'd take Cousins over Howard.
- bjornreyes - Jan 23, 2014 at 11:26 PM
I'll take Dwight over Demarcus all day everyday.
- antistratfordian - Jan 23, 2014 at 3:49 PM
LeBron is already Team USA's all time leader in points and assists. He's 2nd in rebounds and 3rd in steals. He's tied with David Robinson with most games played. If James isn't already widely considered the greatest Team USA player in history, he will be by the end of the next games.
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An apparatus for making plastic handle bags from an advancing flat tubular web includes a knife supported above the moving web and reciprocated transversely by a cam roller to produce a sinusoidal-wave-like cut longitudinally of the web. A support guide having a slot at least as wide as the wave amplitude is positioned beneath the web so that in the event of an interruption of feed the guide lowers, withdrawing the web from the knife, which continues to reciprocate, thereby avoiding start-up inertial friction or chatter. Downstream of the cutting station a detour assembly phase shifts one of the half-tubes 180° to align the transversely extending bag edges for heat sealing. The cutting support assembly is longitudinally movable of the web.
1. In an apparatus for making plastic bags in which a flattened tubular web is displaced past an incising station in which a wave-like incision subdivides said web longitudinally into two sections and said sections are then offset from one another to allow the alignment of handgrip portions defined by said incision before said sections are welded to form a succession of bags, the improvement which comprises in combination:
feeding means advancing said web in a longitudinal path horizontally past said station;
a grooved guide disposed beneath said web path at said station and formed with a groove having a width transversely of said web path at least equal to an amplitude of the wave-like pattern of said incision;
a knife carriage displaceable transversely of aid web path above said web path and having means comprising a knife extending downwardly toward said grooved guide for forming said incision when said blade extends into the groove of said grooved guide and said web is advanced past said station and said knife;
a bar extending transversely of said web path and carrying said carriage slidably along said bar;
a roller mounted above said bar and formed with an endless means engaging said carriage for shifting same back and forth along said bar with rotation of said roller;
roller drive means operatively connected with said roller for continuously rotating said roller to displace said carriage continuously even upon interruption of the advance of said web past said station;
feed drive means connected to said feeding means for operating said feeding means such that the web advance can be interrupted from time-to-time; and
means supporting said grooved guide for lowering same upon interruption of the advance of said web to withdraw said knife from said groove of said grooved guide, and for raising said grooved guide to enable said knife to project into the groove of said grooved guide upon restoration of advance of said web.
2. The improvement defined in claim 1 wherein said bar, said roller and said carriage are mounted on a common support adapted to be displaced in the direction of advance of said web.
Our present invention relates to an apparatus or machine for making plastic bags.
The manufacture of plastic bags from a flattened, tubular web movable in a production direction with a machine having input rollers, output rollers, a cutting device and a transverse bag welding device is known.
The cutting device can produce a wavelike cut in the flattened, tubular web running in the web-feed direction. This wavelike cut can define two halves or web sections which have complementary upper hand grips.
Between the cutting device and the transverse bag-welding device a detour device is positioned which causes a phase shift in the web sections with respect to the wavelike cut when one of the web sections is passed through the detour device.
The detour apparatus thus positions the bag hand grips over one another. The phase-shifted web sections are jointly fed into the transverse bag-welding apparatus to close the sides of the plastic bags. The cutting apparatus has a knife as well as a knife control roller with a cutting knife groove therein and the cutting knife is held in a cutting groove over which the flattened, tubular strip is fed.
In such an apparatus, e.g. as described in German Patent DE-OS No. 30 04 220, corresponding to U.S. Pat. No. 4,398,903, the flattened tubular web is fed over a roller which extends across the entire width of the tubular web.
The web is typically synchronized with the roller systems and bears a cut or incision which when examined appears more or less sinusoidal. The rollers flank the tubular web.
The cutting knife control roller is constructed to come near those rollers, carries the knife control groove and holds a conforming structure in the knife groove.
The cutting knife control groove and the knife cutting groove are formed with great precision so that on operation the cut previously mentioned is satisfactory and is free from chatter marks and the like. To allow the stacking of the manufactured plastic bags, the feed of the strip may be temporarily interrupted by frequent unavoidable idle periods so that a basic inertia problem arises on renewed running.
It is thus possible that the cut in the strip will not be uniform with renewed running but will show an almost continuous set of faults.
The object of the invention is to simplify this kind of apparatus from a mechanical point of view and, at the same time, to improve its operation.
This object is attained in accordance with the invention in that the flattened tubular web is inputted or fed over a solid grooved guide provided with a cut groove is positioned which has a width substantially equal to the amplitude of the previously mentioned wavelike cut.
The cutting knife control roller is positioned between solid support elements near and before and/or over the cutting groove.
The supporting elements support a guide rod, and a knife carriage is slidably mounted on the guide rod, the knife carriage having on one side a control pin which engages the cutting knife control apparatus and on the other side the cutting knife.
According to the preferred embodiment of the invention the control roller has a drive which is operated as a cyclic drive and works permanently, while the operation of the input and output rollers is haltable during the idle period of the machine's function. With the input and output rollers halted, the grooved guide can be lowered so as to remove the cutting knife from engagement with the foil strip. This avoids the previously described stored inertia that can occur in the prior art apparatuses during start up after an idle period. For purposes of adjustment of the cutting action on the transport of the strip, the grooved guide and the control roller (the latter with the help of the cyclic drive) are mounted in a stand which is slidable back and forth in the motion direction of the strip.
An advantage of these structures is that the apparatus according to the invention is significantly simplified in regard to its mechanical structure. Specifically in the apparatus of the invention a driven feed roller having a cutting knife control groove and a cutting groove on opposite sides is no longer necessary. The strip will be fed over a grooved guide which can indeed be raised and lowered but is however otherwise fixed and nonrotatable. Consequently the cutting knife control roller can be continually driven to eliminate the inertia problem after an idle period of the apparatus.
In the highly schematic drawing:
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of the apparatus according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is a side view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view along the line III--III through the apparatus according to FIG. 2 drawn to a larger scale;
FIG. 4 is a top plan view of the apparatus seen in FIG. 3; and
FIG. 5 is a partially-sectional side view of the apparatus of FIG. 3.
The apparatus shown in the drawing is for the manufacture of plastic bags from a flattened tubular web 30 movable continuously or intermittently in the production direction P. The tubular strip can be provided with a bottom fold on the margin of its long edge. The following basic construction is used for the apparatus: Input feed rollers 1 (FIG. 2); output feed rollers 2; a cutting apparatus 3 (FIG. 1) and a transverse welding apparatus 4.
The cutting apparatus 3 is positioned so as to produce a wavelike cut 5 of amplitude A as shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 1 also shows that the cut 5 outlines upper bag handgrips 6 and subdivides the web into web sections 31 and 32 are defined by the incision 5.
Between the cutting apparatus 3 and the transverse bag welding apparatus 4 there a detour apparatus 7 which causes a phase shift between the sections 31 and 32 with respect to the wavelike cut 5.
The phase shift is such that the hand grips 6 are positioned above one another as shown in FIG. 1.
The detour apparatus 7 works with guide rollers 8, 9, and 10 to cause a U-shaped detour in the path of one of the web sections 31 and 32. The U-shift in the path introduces the phase shift by an adjustable upward and downward positioning of the aforementioned guide roller 8. The phase-shifted web sections 31 and 32 are then introduced jointly to the transverse bag welding apparatus 4.
Particularly it can be seen from FIGS. 3 to 5 that the web 30 is fed over a grooved guide 11 in which a cutting groove 12 is formed of a width that conforms to the amplitude A of the wavelike cut 5.
A cutting knife control roller 13 is mounted between stationary support elements 14 in position before or, as in the embodiment illustrated, above the cutting groove 12. The support elements 14 support the guide bar 15. on the guide bar 15 a cutting knife carriage 16 is slidably mounted. The carriage has on one side a control pin 17 engaging in a cutting knife control groove 18 in control roller 13 and on the other side the cutting knife 19.
The control roller 13 engages a cutting knife drive D which works continuously and which engages the drive shaft 20 of the control roller 13, although the input rollers 1 and the output rollers 2 are totally haltable during the idle period of the apparatus.
The control roller 13 is keyed to a shaft 13b journaled in bearings 13c, 13d in supports 14 for the bar 15 carrying the knife carriage 16 and has cavities 13a best seen in FIGS. 3 and 5. The supports 14 are mounted in a frame part of which has been shown at 13g, connected to the support structure 22 in which the shaft 20 is journaled at 13e and driven at 13f by a continuous control roller drive represented diagrammatically at D. The controller C operates the input and roller drive, the welder and the piston-cylinder units 21 so that upon temporary halting of the feed of the web, e.g. to allow stacking of bags produced, the grooved plate 11 will be dropped to remove the web from the path of the continuously displaced blade 19.
The grooved guide 11 is lowerable, when the input and output rollers 1 and 2 respectively are halted by the controller C by means of the cylinder-piston unit 21. In this lowered configuration the strip 30 is disengaged from the working cutting knife 19.
The double-headed arrow in FIG. 1 indicates that the grooved guide 11 and the control roller 13 are positioned in support housing 22 so as to be shiftable therewith back and forth in the direction of the motion of the strip.
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Twitter sucks, m'kay?
First, please read this.
...and this.
To sum things up: please consider moving to identi.ca or some other StatusNet open service. Especially do this if you happen to love developers. Also especially do this if you love things that are open.
My Twitter widget on this blog will be coming down shortly also. I plan to maintain Twitter integration on my identi.ca account for a while, mainly to not completely lose touch with the people on Twitter who are great people but have not yet chosen to display their love and affection for devs by migrating away. Some day I hope either Twitter changes their stance and embraces the community that got them where they are today, or everyone is on an open platform instead. That relies on educating the mainstream first, though, as to why they should care about such things as openness in platforms, and a "dev community".
UPDATE: Twitter widget is now gone. I'll eventually replace with a StatusNet/identi.ca widget if I ever get_to/decide_to spend more time on this blog thing.
Reply to Funkatron's Analysis of the RWW/Facebook Debaucle of 2010
So, recently there was a bit of an uproar when an article on a popular social media blog (Read Write Web) became the #1 result on Google for the search phrase "facebook login". Basically, a bunch of people apparently always search for "facebook login" on Google when they want to login to Facebook, instead of using the browser's address bar or a bookmark. A Twitter friend of mine, @funkatron (Ed Finkler), wrote a very well thought out blog post outlining his opinions on the matter. While I'm all for improving usability in general, I believe we should do so with a goal in mind beyond "so more people can perform function XYZ".
Here's my take: these people are ignorant and we need to accept that and move on. I'm not saying that in a mean spirited way, it's just obviously true for this use case in the same way that I'm ignorant about flying a plane. It's important to note that I am not drawing any parallels to the two activities beyond the fact that flying a plane is something I know only a little about and using a browser/the Internet is something these people know only a little about. I also know that each and every one of these people must know much more about some (or many) things than I do, whether that be flying a plane, repairing a car, playing pool or just "plain old" life wisdoms. I'm not attacking anyone nor do I feel superior to anyone who believes AOL or Facebook is the Internet. I just feel we should be OK with them just not getting it. Not everyone has to be able to fly a plane and not everyone has to be able to understand the difference between a browser, Google.com search results and Facebook.com, and NOT EVERYONE has to use the Internet (that's a big one I think we "Internet Builders" often forget).
Now, whereas Ed's position is that this is a failure of the development community (which I am a part of) to make it easier for these people to carry out their intentions without having to think about how to use the browser, I actually feel like this is a bit of a win. It's not a win in the sense that we got something new to laugh about for a day or two, but in that we got an opportunity to talk about an apparent deficit in understanding of some pretty basic concepts amidst a certain population of Internet users, and how we should react to that. Also, I have to believe a certain percentage of these people learned something new out of this (the difference between their address bar and a search engine), however small that percentage might be. That's a Big Win. We now have, theoretically, a few slightly more knowledgeable people out there.
I believe our goal should not be to lower the bar for people to perform various tasks with these complex machines, at least not necessarily. I believe the goal should be more along the lines of striking a balance between that and making it easy for people to acquire knowledge about how to perform those tasks with the tools at hand, even if they aren't seeking it proactively, all without doing away with all traces of a "learning curve". I think it's just a little dangerous to adopt, as a default mentality, the notion that we should always be catering to the lowest common denominator of knowledge for a given domain. The movie Idiocracy does a great, albeit exaggerated job of exploring the possible results of such an attitude.
Now, does this mean I think improving usability is not a good idea? Of course not. I think a browser should be easier to use, sure, but I don't think we should try to make the browser work how these people think a browser should work. Actually, to be clear, that's not really what I mean either; I'm not talking specifically about this group of users and their perceptions of how the browser works, nor specifically about how I think the browser should work, nor even specifically about the browser at all. What I mean is, I don't think we should make the browser (or anything) work in such a way that tries to predict every possible user's intentions for any possible task covered by the browser (or other thing in another domain). In other words, I really think it's not a great idea to attempt to eliminate the possibility of good old "User Error".
User error is important. User error means humans are still humans, and we still need other humans to help us figure some things out. Having need for help creates entire markets for services as well as opens up doors for seeking new knowledge and forging new relationships. So my argument against Ed's position is more an argument against a philosophy, I guess. I would rather have my grandpa call me on the phone to ask "how come I can't get on the email even though AOL says I'm online?" than have my grandpa's understanding become the default (and socially agreed upon correct) way things work. Even though it annoys me to no end when I have to try to troubleshoot his ignorance over the phone, at the end of the day it's a connection he and I would otherwise not have and we always catch up a little on each other's lives and say "I love you", and he gets a chance to teach me about some things in life that I'm pretty ignorant in.
Am I digging too deep here? Probably. Oh well.
Peace out.
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Kornegay-Gober, DMR Set ACC Indoor T&F Meet, School Records
Feb. 24, 2012
ACC Indoor Track & Field Championships Page
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ROXBURY, Mass. - The NC State men's team won a pair of ACC Indoor Track and Field Championship events and set meet and school records in the process.
NC State junior Kris Kornegay-Gober of Washington, D.C., broke the second-longest standing mark in the meet record book by winning the high jump, while the distance medley relay team, anchored by junior All-American Ryan Hill, shattered the meet record the Wolfpack set last year.
The two victories and a strong finish in the men's weight throw put State's men tied with Virginia in second place in the team competition, Virginia Tech's 40.50 points. The Wolfpack women, which got All-ACC performances by junior Karimah Shepherd in the long jump and redshirt freshman Laura Hoer in the 5,000 meters, finished the first day in eighth place with 22 points.
"It was a big day for us all the way around," said NC State head coach Rollie Geiger. "Getting two wins is big for the men, but to set the ACC Championship meet records too makes it even bigger."
The DMR team broke the school record set in 1998 with its time of 9:40.05. Hill is the only returning member from last year's DMR squad that set the previous mark of 9:43.31.
Hill, who has set school records in each of the three indoor races he's run this season, ran a 3:57.34 split over the last 1,600 meters and made up more than 20 meters in the final two laps to overtake Virginia's Patrick Todd and win the title.
Senior Bobby Moldovan led off the Wolfpack, running the 1,200 meters in 3:00.58, before handing off to junior Daniel Fretz, who ran the 400 meters in 49.01. Fretz gave way to freshman Vibushan Sivakumaran, who turned in a 1:53.13 in the 800 meters.
Hill trailed by about 25 yards when he received the baton and maintained that distance until his final kick. He overtook Todd on the final lap and won going away by about 30 meters.
"Ryan has such a great sense of racing to know that he didn't have to make up the entire distance immediately," Geiger said. "He gradually worked his way back into the race. It took him some time, but he still had something left for the kick."
It's the fifth time NC State has won the men's DMR title, the most of any ACC school.
Kornegay-Gober, a two-time All-ACC performer in indoor track, cleared the mark of 7-feet, 3 ¾-inches at the Reggie Lewis Track Center on his first attempt at that height. He tried to clear 7-feet, 5-inches to exceed the NCAA qualifying mark of 7-feet, 4 ¼-inches, but missed on his three attempts.
It's the fourth time this season Kornegay-Gober has exceeded 7-feet, with his previous career best being 7-feet, 2 ¼-inches, set earlier this year at the Hokie Invitational in Blacksburg, Va.
The previous meet record of 7-feet, 3 ¼-inches was set by Maryland's William Skinner in 1987, making it the second-oldest standing mark in the ACC Indoor Championship meet record book.
"That's just huge for Kris," Geiger said. "Not only to win, but to break the second-oldest mark in the book. And even though his height didn't get to the automatic qualifying mark, it will probably get him to the NCAA Championships in two weeks.
"That's a big day for Kris and for our team."
Kornegay-Gober is the third Wolfpack athlete to win the ACC title in the high jump, joining Kevin Ankrom (1989, '91) and Sean Garland (1994).
Shepherd won All-ACC honors by finishing third in the long jump with a mark of 19-feet, 8.75-inches. Hoer was third in the 5,000 meters, followed closely by teammate Joanna Thompson in fifth place to give the Wolfpack 10 points in the event.
Senior Lawanda Henry also scored five points for the Wolfpack women with a fourth-place finish in the women's weight throw.
Both junior Brian Himelright and junior Erin Mercer, the Pack's only entrants in the men's and women's mile, advanced to the finals in their events. Himelright's time of 4:07.93 was the fifth best in qualifying, while Mercer's time of 4:50.30 was the seventh best time posted in qualifying.
Fretz, who ran the 400-meter leg of the DMR, advanced to the 400-meter finals with a seventh-place qualifying time of 49.05 seconds, while Iyevbele advanced to the finals of the women's 800 meters.
Late Friday evening, the Wolfpack added eight more points to its total as sophomore Nathaniel Williams, redshirt freshman Jule Rich and junior Grant Pearce finished fifth, sixth and seventh in the men's weight throw, the last event of the first day of the meet.
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Men's 400 meters
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Women's 60 meters
Men's 200 meters
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I was wondering if I could get the nutritional value for the Henry D entrees, or at the very least the California Club, with multi grain bread and fruit? Thanks!
Below you will find the nutrition analysis for the California Club and a side of fruit.
California Club
Serving Size: 1 whole sandwich
Calories: 960
Total Fat: 50 grams
Saturated Fat: 16 grams
Trans Fat; 0 grams
Cholesterol: 135 mg
Sodium: 2740 mg
Carbs: 74 grams
Fiber: 7 grams
Sugars: 17 grams
Protein: 54 grams
Serving Size: 1/2 cup
Calories: 45
Total Fat: 0 grams
Saturated Fat: 0 grams
Trans Fat: 0 grams
Cholesterol: 0 mg
Sodium: 10 mg
Carbs: 12 grams
Fiber: 1 gram
Sugars: 9 grams
Protein: 1 gram
I was wanting to know the nutrition information for you guys breakfast pizza, its the one with green chile and bacon.
Thank you for your question. Below is the current nutrition analysis for the Breakfast Bacon and Green Chile Pizza.
Serving Size: 1/8 pizza
Calories: 470
Total Fat: 26g
Saturated Fat: 8g
Trans Fat: 0g
Cholesterol, 100mg
Sodium: 860mg
Carbs: 41g
Fiber: 2g
Sugar: 0g
Protein: 20g
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SERTI Informatique Appoints New President
MONTREAL, March 12, 2014 /CNW Telbec/ - SERTI Informatique Inc. and its executive committee are proud to announce the appointment of Louis Laporte as SERTI's President. Mr. Laporte will now be responsible for all of SERTI's strategic decisions.
Louis Laporte began working at SERTI in 1988 as a programmer-analyst in charge of the Dealership Management Solution, SDS. In 1991, he became an Associate and Project Manager and then Vice-President in 1997.
Today, Louis Laporte succeeds Jean-Marc Thibault, SERTI's Founding President. Mr. Thibault, who is looking forward to a well-deserved retirement, declares: "I am very pleased to announce the appointment of Louis Laporte to replace me in the functions I assumed for 39 years as President of SERTI Informatique Inc. Louis has been an associate for over 20 years and truly possesses the qualities required of a great business manager. Louis and the other associates have my complete confidence in bringing SERTI to new heights. Congratulations."
About SERTI:
Founded in Montreal in 1975, SERTI Informatique Inc. employs 220 IT professionals. SERTI works in close collaboration with businesses of all sizes, offering its ever-expanding IT expertise to customers across Canada, in every field of activity.
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Despite the wealth of creams applied
Old Father Time won't be denied
And as that watershed appears
I can't complain at fifty years
Though just one thing for which I pray
To throw those blessed specs away!
The years drift by and eyes grow dim
The fight to keep the body trim
It really is a bitter pill
They say from now it's all down hill
You'll understand then when I say
Just let me throw those specs away!
Fountain of youth it runneth dry
And sight recedeth in my eye
No cup of bounty runneth over
No wonder; I'm one more year older
And still the thing for which I pray
To throw those blessed specs away!
But wait, I think I've seen the light
Illuminating, out of sight
No more my hopes and dreams for nought
There is a way if I can sort
The thing for which I daily pray:
To throw those blessed specs away!
Tt's thanks to innovations new
I'll soon be known as "Chic Cool Sue"
I owe it all to new technology
To change my world of Ophthamology
So now with certainty I say
Just throw those blessed specs away!
Today's the day
I must be mental
Why didn't I opt for sentimental?
A Chinese, or a shopping spree
I might have missed 'Buy Get one Free'
But always it was what I'd pray
To throw those blessed specs away!
What have I done, my friends were right
I'm in a mess, I'm numb with fright
I had a dream, 'twas " Handy Andy"
Promising a job just dandy
He said "Ill do it cheap today".
I've changed my mind; the specs can stay.
But, No! I've courage I'll go on
I'm not a quitter, I'll be strong
I may wake full of blurred confusion
Wondering if it's just illusion
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Malaysia is giving "equal importance" to searching the two corridors that the missing Malaysia Airlines 777-200ER may have travelled after it turned towards the Andaman Sea on the morning of 8 March.
"The search was already a highly complex, multinational effort. It has now become even more difficult," Malaysia's transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein told media at a briefing on 16 March.
"We are currently discussing with all partners how best to deploy assets along the two search corridors. At this stage, both the northern and southern corridors are being treated with equal importance."
Malaysia's prime minister Najib Razak revealed yesterday that the aircraft continued to fly westwards for close to eight hours after its transponder was turned off, based on military radar data and automated signals that were sent from the aircraft. That has refocused the search on two possible arcs – one northwards between the borders of Thailand and Kazakhstan, and the other from Indonesia down towards the southern Indian Ocean.
"As the Prime Minister said yesterday, up until the time the aircraft left military primary radar coverage, its movements were consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane," says Hishammuddin.
He adds that the government has been briefing representatives from the countries along those two arcs, and requested radar tracking data and information on search and rescue assets that could be deployed to assist with finding the missing aircraft.
In addition, Malaysia has requested satellite data from the US, France and China, "among others" to help find which direction the 777 headed after the last known position tracked by Malaysian military radar.
MAS chief executive Ahmad Jauhari Yahya confirmed at the briefing that the 777's Aircraft Communications and Reporting System (ACARS) was disabled before the last radio transmission from the aircraft to the Subang air traffic control centre on the morning of 8 March.
Authorities revealed that there were six automated "handshakes" between the missing aircraft and the Inmarsat satellite constellation after ACARS and the transponder were disabled.
Hussein says that a team from Inmarsat has arrived in Malaysia and is supporting the investigation.
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Thunderbirds FAB
Editorial Staff • West End • 14 Dec 2001
Since then, the sets have become a little more sophisticated and the Thunderbird Hats look like they have probably benefited from 17 years of refinements, but at its heart, this show remains unchanged and undiminished – it is still two blokes taking the piss out of one of our nation's tackiest kids TV shows. What could be better?
Now back for its sixth and, they say, final run in the West End, Thunderbirds FAB has lost none of its fun and ability to make adults and kids alike laugh like drains.
Like Marie Jones' hit Irish two-hander Stone in His Pockets, the show relies heavily on the ability of the two performers to convincingly play a whole host of characters (and in this case, wonderfully and loudly animated inanimate objects), often with no more than a change of hat or expression to denote who they have metamorphosed into.
The plot, if you care, is a classic Thunderbird's conundrum. The "President" (we know not of what or where) is stuck on a train careering toward a collapsed bridge, destroyed by Captain Black and the Mysterons. Only International Rescue can save the day, and Virgil, Brains, Scott and the rest are pressed into action to save the dignitary from disaster.
Dawson and Robertson are clearly huge fans of the TV shows and their characters are invested with a huge amount of affection. Robertson's Lady Penelope and Dawson's Brains are probably the highlights. What stops this show being a lacklustre pretension of puppetry, however, is the pair's great technical and physical finesse. Both are excellent mimes and their ability to convey the immense scale of the story they're telling is genuinely awe-inspiring. And very very funny – just watching them traipse the stage, all googly-eyed and limbed, is a joy.
It may be reaching voting age, but Thunderbirds FAB will appeal to the kid in anyone. And after all this time, it is still surprisingly fresh and inventive physical theatre at its best.
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Archive | January, 2011
Day 31 Cat Headquarters
Week 4 Hey, Progress!
Goal 1: Lose 30 pounds.
Whaddya know? I gave in and ordered a new sports bra, because I figured we were never going to find the old one, and the husband found the old one an hour after I placed my order. Bah. Well, the new one is supposed to be unlumpy and the best ever.
The old bra needs washing though. And I start vacation on Wednesday and the husband has issued an edict: no working out during vacation. I wonder if that means he won't do laundry either? 'Cause I need clothes washed…
Goal 2: Learn something new.
Eh, this one is so not on my radar. I have 39 hours of continuing education classes to pass for work by March or I lose my insurance license.
I have been (sort of) doing research and contemplating what major I want to focus on in the Fall. I plan on writing a separate blog post on this, though. Sorry, you have to wait.
Goal 3: Blog at least once a week, with the end goal of daily posts.
Yes. I actually have weekly posts scheduled for Pintucked for all of February – blogging became much easier when I gave up on writing "fashion" posts. I'm much happier posting awesome handbags, tops, dresses, whatever.
Goal 4: Have an ongoing emergency fund of at least $1,000 by the end of the year.
This past week was a busy one for personal finance! I closed my checking/savings account with Chase and opened two new accounts with two new banks for our emergency fund and my savings account. The emergency fund is with Ally Bank and the savings account (which is actually technically a checking account) is with USAA.
I know I was talking about Bank of the West last time but Ally and USAA were on the Eight Least Evil Banks List from CNN Money. I know of USAA through their personal insurance division and have heard nothing but good about them. It turns out banking doesn't require military ties! Now if only we could get the insurance.
My Nose is Raw: First Cold of The Year
This weekend has been crap. Saturday morning, I woke up later than usual and played with the cats for a couple of hours before I felt super sleepy. My nose was running the entire time. I plugged up my nose with tissues because I was tired of blowing my nose so much! Around 4 pm, I went to take a nap and woke up at 10 pm. Good lord. I was still super tired and only stayed up enough to feed my empty stomach and check on the cats.
Sunday was much of the same. Lots of sleeping, lots of staying in bed. And what did I do when I wasn't sleeping or eating? Watching Netflix Streaming. The TV show I watched (am watching now) is quite embarrassing. I don't know if I can tell you. But it's so light and fluffy, perfect for half-asleep amusement.
I'm just glad this came on during the weekend and not during the work week. Or during my vacation week. Hopefully it doesn't stick around because we have exciting things planned: lots of driving around and eating out, lazing around, and facials. We haven't had facials in almost a year – and it's at the Aveda Institute with a discount so it will be cheaper than usual! Sweet.
Day 29 & Day 30 Pizza Pizza!
Day 28 Pretty Stamps
When I was a kid, I collected stamps. I got into it because I was told my father collected stamps. If I'd received these stamps when I was still collecting, I would have been psyched. They're so pretty and in such good condition!
Day 27 Starbucks Trenta
You can fit the entire Snapple bottle in the Starbucks Trenta cup! It's madness! I'm keeping the cup around for water-drinking purposes. If I can finish off one of these suckers in a day, I'd be set for my daily water intake, right?
Day 26 I Can Haz Tax Refund [Project 365]
Filing our taxes tonight! Hooray!
Day 26 I Can Haz Tax Refund [Project 365]
Filing our taxes tonight! Hooray!
6 Favorite Blogs With Great Photos
Last week, I posted my 8 favorite blogs based on writing. This time it's the blogs with photos. It's not like I don't like photo blogs; they're just not ones you read.
Cute Overload. This one is such a gimme. Photos of cute animals being adorable. Who wouldn't like it? I check out this blog daily when stress or boredom peaks and it always works. One of my favorite categories is Cats 'n' Racks. (NSFW?)
Catsparella. Pop culture and cats in one blog! Two of my loves in one! I would have done the same thing with my cat blog except it's been done (and done well). My hands-down favorite post ever from this blog is still Ian Somerhalder with his cat. Oh em gee.
Decor8. This is also a gimme – it's an interior design blog! Lots of pretty pictures of homes and furniture. I like to look at it for inspiration (except I can never afford that couch) and for the design porn.
The Coveted. This is a fashion/lifestyle blog written by the well-known Jennine Jacob, creator of Independent Fashion Bloggers. I first started following The Coveted because Jennine lived in San Francisco but stayed a faithful reader because of her outfit photos. Jennine just makes things work, even things I thought were weird/gross/ugly like knee-high socks with peep-toe pumps. Not to mention, her photos are self-taken and look professional every time, without image effects. She also has a denim blog, eat, sleep, denim.
KRYS: Krys Rocks You Silly. Firmly in the personal blog category, Krystyn Chong posts nearly daily photos taken with her iPhone, usually of herself. Some may think this is narcissistic but she's so friendly, I just enjoy her poses and her gorgeous lush hair.
life in a venti cup. Part design blog, part fashion blog, part lifestyle blog, Franki Durbin picks the best furniture. I always make the time to read the feed, even if I'm days behind on other blogs.
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A One-Woman Play Featuring Actress Daisy Century from the American Historical Theatre.
The remarkable story about Sojourner Truth, the civil war slave who overcame incredible obstacles and mixed with such leading figures of her day as Susan B. Anthony, Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. She also preached, spoke about women's suffrage, worked as a union nurse, and helped recruit black troops during the civil war for the union army.


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|Milwaukee Phonography
(Milwaukee Laptop Orchestra)
(soundCommons Orchestra)
|Luminous Flux
(Bach, Nadal, Pogue)
|Slow Moving Vehicle
(Bach, Pogue)
Dust, Unsettled, Feburary 2012
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-007, August 2009)
(Stasisfield, SF-6008, June 2008)
|Diamond Finesse
(Stasisfield, SF-2005, May 2003)
|Blind Contour
|hope is the thing
|Gathering Flowers and Stones
|Glenn Bach and John Kannenberg. Dispersal Patterns
(forthcoming 2012 on Entr'acte)
|Double Blind. Signal Out
(forthcoming 2012 on MPRNTBL)
|Milwaukee Phonography. Live at UWM
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-010, April 2010)
|Intense Situations of Peril. Flor de Muerto
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-009, October 2009)
|qqq. Sets
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-008, September 2009)
|Intense Situations of Peril. Torreyana
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-004, May 2009)
|Double Blind. At The Edge of This Forest
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-003, April 2009)
|Double Blind. Wounded Speaker
(MPRNTBL, MPRN-001, January 2009)
|SCSE on Ear Meal
Southern California Soundscape Ensemble performed a live set (watch/listen to the archived set here) on Alan Nakagawa's Ear Meal webcast, 2 November 2011, on unitedArtscene.
|Pilgrimage From Scattered Points
Part 1 and Part 2 of video documentation of collaborative performance of selected scores from Cornelius Cardew's Scratch Orchestra Draft Constitution, as part of sound. at Fiesta Hall, 20 March 2010, 1200 North Vista St., West Hollywood, CA. Photos here.
|Sound. at Kings Road Park Pavillion
Video documentation of the performance of a graphic score "5x5," with Ted Byrnes (percussion), Ari DeSano (accordion), and Steuart Liebig (bass, electronics) as part of Sound. at Kings Road Park Pavillion, 1000 N. Kings Road, West Hollywood, CA 90069, 26 June 2010.
|Solo set on Ear Meal
I performed a solo set (watch/listen to the archived set here) on Alan Nakagawa's Ear Meal webcast, Wednesday, 7 July 2010, 9:30 PM, on unitedArtscene.
Tetuzi Akiyama Workshop Concert for SASSAS
Two Cities (Month of Sundays)
|"Loma Powerlines" on Power/Field 2, two-disc compilation of unprocessed recordings made on-site, Anarchy Moon Recordings, Spring 2010.
|Chris Schlarb's Twilight & Ghost Stories, Asthmatic Kitty Records, December 4, 2007.
|Five tracks ("SFMOMA," "SFMOMA2," "MCASD," SFMOMA4," and "SFMOMA3") included in the compilation, The Sonics of Art Spaces, Stasisfield, December 2007.
|"glacier libretto," RNDTXT, Spring 2004.
|"notice," USA/USB, Shadow Puppet Recording Company, January 2004.
|"phye," The Audible Still-Life, October 2003.
|"rthkchpl," Klanghausen, September 2003.
|"Saturday morning basketball," phonography.org.4, CD compilation, Summer 2003.
|"specular loop," City of the Future, Summer 2003.
|"cadae (a minor sea)," The pi Project, Spring 2003.
|"remix," Ferosal Coral Remix Project, (Corewatch #013), Winter 2003.
|"umbrellas, a somber parentheses," phonography.org 1: compositions using field recordings, CD compilation, Fall 2002.
"Shift," a track from my unreleased 2009 solo project, Pinna (one of a trio with Iteral and Radia) was featured in "Urban Archeology," an episode of Framework: Afield curated by John Kannenberg, featuring members of the World Listening Project, broadcast on Resonance FM, 4 July 2010, and archived as a podcast here. Playlist #291 here.
SCSE (Southern California Soundscape Ensemble), LAartstream headquarters in downtown Los Angeles for a webcast on Ear Meal, Wednesday, November 2, 2011.
SCSE, {open}, 2226 E. 4th Street (at Junipero), Long Beach, CA, 19 May 2011.
Duo with Jasmine Orpilla at Open Studio 2011, Angels Gate Cultural Center, 3601 South Gaffey Street, San Pedro, CA 90731, 15 May 2011.
SCSE, ResBox, Steve Allen Theater, The Center for Inquiry, 4773 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90027, 17 March 2011.
SCSE performed "if you surrendered to the air," a composition by Marco Schindelmann with the University of Redlands Choir as part of a program of choral music, University of Redlands Memorial Chapel, Redlands CA, 8 PM, free admission, 20 February 2011.
qqq, LAUNCH Presents: Meeson Pae Yang—Accumulations, 5900 Wilshire Boulevard (across from LACMA), Los Angeles, CA, 12 June 2010.
qqq, 3rd Thursday series, {open}, 2226 E. 4th Street, Long Beach, CA, 18 March 2010.
qqq, Redcat Lounge, Los Angeles, in support of Mem1's West Coast Tour (along with Spastic Colon), 22 November 2009.
Double Blind, Soundwalk 2009, East Village Arts Park, Long Beach, 3 October 2009.
qqq, Slow Sound Festival, Gerald R. Daniel Recital Hall, CSULB, Long Beach, CA, 25 September 2009.
qqq, 3rd Thursday series, {open}, 2226 E. 4th Street, Long Beach, CA, 18 June 2009 (with Between Ravens & Crows).
Milwaukee Laptop Orchestra (MiLO) at Sound Brain, sponsored by Present Music, Discovery World, Milwaukee, WI, 21 February 2009.
Intense Situations of Peril (ISOP) performed a live, improvised interpretation of Torreyana as part of the 3rd Thursday series, {open}, 2226 E. 4th Street, Long Beach, CA, 15 January 2009.
Milwaukee Phonography (Glenn Bach, Seth Warren-Crow, and Aaron Ximm), UWM Film, Fine Arts Cinema, MIT B91, 19 November 2008.
Double Blind performed a live, improvised interpretation of Wounded Speaker as part of the 3rd Thursday series, {open}, 2226 E. 4th Street, Long Beach, CA, 18 September 2008.
Six Soundtracks for Angels Gate, with Glenn Bach,Spastic Colon, smgsap, Noah Thomas, and Joe Negro, Angels Gate Cultural Center, 3601 S. Gaffey Street, San Pedro, CA, 24 June 2007.
SLaB (with G.E. Stinson and Steuart Liebig), so.cal.sonic, Second City Gallery, Long Beach, CA, 21 April 2005.
SoundWalk 2004, The Art Park, East Village Arts District, Long Beach, CA, 21 August 2004.
Schick Art Gallery, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY, 19 July 2004.
Repeat After Me, KUCI 88.9 FM, Irvine, CA (1999-2002)


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Following up on the IDA16 mid-term review (MTR) discussion, this paper provides additional information on the countries expected to graduate at the end of the IDA16 period and presents a proposal for transitional support to IDA graduates. ... See More + The paper is structured as follows: section II provides a brief summary of the MTR discussion on graduation and developments since then. Section III lays out managements decisions for the group of countries expected to graduate at the end of the IDA16 period. Section IV sets out the rationale and eligibility for transitional support discusses country eligibility criteria and outlines the case for such transitional support for India in IDA17. This section also lays out the proposed size and duration of access to transitional support, the terms of support, and expectations regarding the use of transitional support. These elements could be retained for access to transitional support in future replenishments should new countries qualify. Section V discusses how the World Bank (WB) will work closely together to help countries in their move to blend and eventually International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) status to manage the challenges and opportunities of graduation from IDA. Section VI concludes and sets out issues for discussion. See Less -
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At the International Development Association (IDA)16 mid-term review (MTR), participants reviewed the following: (i) the implementation of the IDA crisis response window (CRW); and (ii) the provision of grants to regional organizations. ... See More + The first proposal was to reallocate unused CRW resources amounting to special drawing right (SDR) 845 million. There was general agreement among participants at the IDA16 MTR that an adequate amount of resources would need to remain in the CRW in order to respond to potential future crises. The second proposal was to revise one of the six eligibility criteria for accessing regional grants to enable the provision of grants to regional institutions that may not be directly associated with ongoing regional IDA investments, if these institutions have a critical role to play in regional policy reforms and in leading the agenda on regional integration in the various sub-regions. See Less -
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