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Date Posted: May 21, 2013
Manhattan, KS—The Kansas State University College of Agriculture Alumni Association recognized one of the founders of U.S. Premium Beef, a Kansas Wheat executive and a K-State entomologist for their contributions to agriculture and Kansas during its annual Wild for Ag events on May 4, at the K-State Alumni Center.
Steven Hunt, Liberty, Mo., received the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award.
He currently is an adviser to U.S. Premium Beef LLC, a marketing company that provides U.S. beef producers with an opportunity to retain ownership of the beef they produce from the ranch to retail.
He helped found the company in 1996 and served as its CEO from its formation until January 2013.
After completing a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics in 1981, Hunt worked in many areas of commercial banking including direct agricultural lending, credit training, finance, international and commercial lending, and pursued his lifelong interest in production agriculture.
Hunt has held a seat on the National Beef Packing Company Board of Directors for 16 years and is active in various trade and civic organizations, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Roundtable, the American Royal Board of Directors, the Midwest U.S.–Japan Advisory Board, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Livestock Meat Industry Council, Boy Scouts of America and the Agricultural Marketing Resource Center Advisory Board.
He was named the college's 2001 Outstanding Young Alumnus and the 2002 Distinguished Alumnus for the Department of Agricultural Economics.
Beef magazine listed Hunt in its "Beef Top 40" of individuals who influenced the beef industry over the last 40 years.
He also received the 2010 Jay B. Dillingham Agricultural Leadership and Excellence Award from the Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City.
The Outstanding Young Alumnus Award was presented to Justin Gilpin, a 1998 milling science and management graduate.
Since 2009, Gilpin has led Kansas Wheat, a cooperative agreement between the Kansas Wheat Commission and the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers.
As CEO, he guided the completion of the Kansas Wheat Innovation Center located across the street from Bill Snyder Family Stadium in the K-State Grain Science and Industry Complex.
He also serves as chairman of Heartland Plant Innovations and as a member of the Wheat Quality Council board of directors.
Gilpin also holds an adjunct faculty position in K-State's Department of Grain Science and Industry.
Before accepting the CEO position, Gilpin worked at General Mills, Inc., where he coordinated logistics for three flour mills.
From 2000 to 2006, Gilpin was an international marketing specialist for the Kansas Wheat Commission, where he was the primary contact for international trade teams, led research and other contractual investments and coordinated harvest quality samples, tests and grading in conjunction with KWC partners.
Gilpin has been involved in a number of U.S. Wheat Associates committees and is past-chair of the Kansas City Board of Trade Cash Basis Committee.
He was recently recognized as an outstanding alumnus by the grain science and industry department.
Greg Zolnerowich, professor of entomology, earned the David J. Mugler Outstanding Teaching Award.
Since 1999, this annual award recognizes a teacher in the College of Agriculture who emulates the personal and professional qualities demonstrated by former Associate Dean David Mugler.
Zolnerowich joined the K-State faculty in 1999 and currently teaches seven undergraduate and graduate courses.
He is best known for the course, Insects and People, which draws students from a broad range of majors.
The popular course looks at the global impact of insects and other arthropods as animal and plant disease vectors, agricultural pests and pollinators.
He won the 2012 K-State Presidential Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching and the 2005 Commerce Bank Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching.
His enthusiasm for the subject matter and creative teaching style consistently earn high evaluations from students.
In addition to his teaching duties, Zolnerowich serves as curator for the K-State Museum of Entomological and Prairie Arthropod Research in Waters Hall.
He also has earned $1.3 million in grant funds for his research program on insect systematics, which is the study of the diversity and relationships of organisms.
For more information, call 785-532-7133.
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St. Mary's gets on 'same page' to beat UIW
Updated 1:52 pm, Thursday, November 15, 2012
Daryell Taylor and Moses Sundufu feed off one another. When one of them gets it going, the other is sure to follow.
They found that connection as teammates at San Jacinto College, and it's carried over during their time at St. Mary's.
The Rattlers benefited greatly from the duo Wednesday night in rallying to a 94-87 season-opening victory over Incarnate Word at the McDermott Center.
In the final meeting as Division II rivals (UIW is moving to Division I next year), Taylor led the Rattlers (1-0) with 26 points, while Sundufu scored all of his 20 points in the second half.
"I always feel comfortable having Moses out there," Taylor said. "We have confidence in each other. It helped us this game."
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UIW (2-1), which fell behind 20-6 early, grabbed a 39-36 halftime edge behind the work of Dionelle Rucker — who finished with 29 points — Anthony Hornton, Lyn'Dale Brown and Mitchell Badillo. Despite being without injured 7-foot center Ian Markholf, UIW also had a 16-15 rebounding advantage.
That changed after intermission. St. Mary's Kevin Kotzur, who turned in a double-double (13 points, 10 rebounds), helped the Rattlers gain a 39-26 edge on the boards.
At the same time, the shots fell more consistently, especially from Sundufu, who hit four 3-pointers. When he got hot, Taylor followed suit.
"We got together in the second half and figured out we needed to play harder," Sundufu said. "(Taylor) was on fire and that got me going. We did a better job on the boards. We were on the same page."
A Taylor jumper tied the score at 47-47 and buckets by Isaiah Matthews, Christian Bower and Kotzur pushed the Rattlers in front by six.
Although back-to-back threes from Sundufu and Taylor gave St. Mary's an 84-73 lead with 3:09 left, the Rattlers still had to hold off another UIW comeback bid.
"The effort was good but it felt like a roller coaster out there," St. Mary's coach Jim Zeleznak said. "We didn't react to adversity very well in the first half, but we did a lot better with it in the second half. We're still learning to play together and that's going to take a little time."
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Bobby, who was the scriptwriter of "Balupu", has been roped in to direct this film.
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Chowdhary had earlier produced the Ravi-starrer Telugu action-drama "Nippu", but the film turned out to be a disaster.
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Major requirements
American Studies major worksheet
A major in American studies is offered jointly by the English and History departments. The major consists of 11.5 courses in History, English, Religion, Art and Art History, Philosophy and related fields.
At least four courses are required:
ENG 253 American Literature to 1865
ENG 255 Cultural Diversity in American Literature: From the Civil War to the 1940s
And two from the following:
ENG 256 The Novel in Multi-Ethnic America
ENG 260 American Voices in Lyric Combat
ENG 341 Public Poetry, Private Poetry
ENG 343 Fictions of the Modern
ENG 376 Literary and Cultural Theory
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At least four courses are required:
HIST 331 Social and Intellectual History of the United States to the Civil War
HIST 332 Social and Intellectual History of the United States Since 1876
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HIST 201 North American Colonial History
HIST 202 America: The New Nation, 1776-1836
HIST 203 America: The Nation Divided, 1836-1876
HIST 204 Industry and Empire: The United States, 1876-1914
HIST 205 America Between the Wars: 1914-1945
HIST 206 Modern America: 1945 to the Present
HIST 209 African American History to 1877
HIST 210 African American History: 1877 to the Present
HIST 220 Latinos in the U.S.
HIST 232 Women in North America to 1790
HIST 233 United States Women, 1790-1890
HIST 234 United States Women since 1890
HIST 338 United States Labor History
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EAGLE ROCK, Calif- The Master's College Men's distance track team continued their season Friday night at the Occidental Distance Carnival, hosted by Occidental College in Eagle Rock, CA.
The evening began with the men's 1500m. Anthony Pizzo (Valencia, CA) and John Gilbertson (Saugus, CA) both broke the previous school record of 3:56, running times of 3:52 and 3:53 respectively. Finishing the race with a phenomenal kick, Pizzo won his heat, followed by a 4th place finish from Gilbertson. The two NAIA All Americans have now qualified for the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships in every event they have competed in this season (the marathon, half marathon qualifier, the 5000m, and the 1500m.) The duo boasts the top two fastest times on the NAIA National Performance List in both the 1500m and the 5000m, with Gilbertson currently holding the fastest time posted in the men's half marathon.
Following the 1500m were two heats of the men's 3000m steeplechase. Sophomore Matthew Crichton (Mission Viejo, CA) (2011 NAIA National qualifier) competed in the first heat, finishing in 9:38, 10 seconds shy of the provisional national qualifying mark; a good first outing for the season. For sophomore David Eller (Los Angeles, CA) and freshman John Hurd, (Fairview, PA) the night served as their debut in the event. Leading his heat through the first half of the 7 and ½ lap race, Eller suffered in the latter half and finished with a time of 10:09. Passing Eller in the final lap, teammate John Hurd would complete the race just one spot ahead, crossing the finish line in 10:03. All three men will look to produce NAIA national qualifying marks later in the season, and are off to a good start.
Also notable was a strong performance by Josiah Downer (Palmdale, CA) in the men's 10,000m. Although not the race he hoped for, struggling through the second half of competition with blisters that bloodied his spikes, Downer managed to run a lifetime best of 31:52; the 3rd fastest 10k ran by a Mustang.
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NORTH Melbourne hopes Brent Harvey's delayed start to the season will ensure the veteran midfielder is in mint condition for the latter part of the campaign.
Harvey will sit out the opening six matches because of his suspension after the elimination final-loss to the West Coast Eagles.
He did not participate in the Kangaroos' altitude camp in Utah, opting to work on his fitness at home.
His attitude and work ethic were as strong as ever before be began an extended Christmas break because of his reshaped pre-season campaign.
''Boomer [Harvey] is tracking really well. He is on holidays at the minute. Because he is a fossil, he gets some extra time off,'' joked Kangaroos vice-captain Jack Ziebell.
''He doesn't miss a beat, whether he is at the club or away from the club. He is the ultimate professional. He has been working as hard as he ever has.''
Ziebell said Harvey, while no longer captain, still had an important role to play in ushering through a list that has undergone considerable change.
''He is going to be fantastic for the young guys who have just come in. There are eight or nine - when you think there are 46 guys on the list, it's quite a chunk of the list,'' he said.
''For those guys to have someone like Boomer to draw upon with his experience, it's invaluable.''
Champion Data analysis has found the Kangaroos have the toughest draw next season, as they face Geelong, Collingwood, Adelaide and Hawthorn twice.
Harvey, who finished third in the best-and-fairest count last season, will miss six matches, with the Kangaroos to begin their campaign against Collingwood, Geelong, Sydney, Brisbane Lions, Hawthorn and Port Adelaide.
Ziebell said the delayed start would hopefully mean Harvey, the club's games record-holder and a five-time best and fairest, was fresh later in the season at a time when players were often tiring.
''He could be just starting to wind up. It could actually be quite important for us next year,'' he said.
''As disappointing as it is for him to miss six weeks at the start of the year, it gives a young guy an opportunity. And Boomer being the guy that he is, he won't take a back-seat role, he will be helping everyone out.''


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He says he's mellowed, and the fact that he went the entire first half Saturday with his suit coat on despite his team's eight turnovers and 33 percent shooting, just may lend some credence to the fact.
Oh, the jacket came off after the break, and the face that speaks volumes got a little red just to let you know in fact it was the same Steve Smith that arrived in Orrville back in the fall of 1977.
Smith was picked back then to turn the Red Riders' roundball fortunes around.
Fiery, cantankerous, lovable and outrageous, he started a string of winning seasons that hasn't skipped a beat in the 24 years since. Last night at a gym in Akron where few if any in the crowd knew he was going for a milestone win,
Smith notched victory No. 500 in relative obscurity. Smith will tell you that Saturday's 58-43 win over Coventry was just another game, and the credit goes to the kids and everyone else behind the scenes from the film crew to statisticians, but you don't pile up the numbers he has unless you've got something special.
"Magic," said longtime Red Rider scorekeeper Pete Curie when asked what Smith's secret is.
"He's very intense and very good. He gets a lot out of the kids and does a lot for the kids."
Curie, who has been charting scores for the Riders for 34 years, has seen most of the 443 wins Smith has rung up at Orrville. The legendary coach picked up the other victories at Old Fort High School in southwest Ohio, where he was 57-42 in four season, running Smith's career mark to a scintillating 500-139.
"It means, one, you're old," said the white-haired, 55-year-old coach. "No. 2, you've had and been blessed with great kids to coach.
"No.3, you've had great assistants all the way up and down the line. No. 4, a school administration that backs you, and a great and understanding wife (Donna) and family."
Whether it was Saturday's win over the Comets, or his first as a Red Rider back in 1977, Smith's teams have always been known for giving it their all once the ball is thrown in the air. This season's edition won't go down as the most talented he's coached, but the effort they gave Saturday was all he could ask for.
"The kids really scrapped tonight. I was proud how the kids played," said Smith. "Being a bunch of little guys this year that's how we've got to play."
Saturday's win wasn't pretty, but the team got the job done. The Riders started every quarter with a turnover (20 in all), and had trouble at times finding the basket, but they made up for it on the defensive end of the court.
"It was rough at times," Smith said, "but I was really pleased with our defense. Everyone contributed, and DeMarkus Robinson really played great defense on (Chad) Bever. He scored 21 or 22 on us last year."
Bever did lead the Comets with 14 points, but eight of those came in the fourth quarter when the game was already decided.
For Orrville, Bjorn Boggs scored a game-high 22 points, while Race Baker added 10.
"I'm relieved to get this one over with, we don't have to be concerned with numbers any more," said Smith, who said the players knew what was at stake Saturday. "Now, we can just go play."
So, what's Smith's next goal? Maybe 600 wins, a fourth state title?
"501," he joked. On a more serious note, he said he was going to wait until the end of the year to decide his coaching future.
"I just want to coach and have fun and work hard with the kids ... I feel very humbled to be a coach and teacher all these years," said Smith.
And the Red Riders feel the same way.


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Trib Cup: GCC girls soccer lives up to aspirations
Losing the first game of the season was the best thing that could have happened to the Greensburg Central Catholic girls soccer team.
As strange as that sounds, that 9-0 loss to Fox Chapel on Aug. 31 was an inspiration.
Three months later, the Centurions capped off a 23-game winning streak with the program's first PIAA Class A championship after topping Conwell-Egan Catholic, 5-1, at Hersheypark Stadium.
Their impressive winning streak and triumphs at the WPIAL and PIAA championships are the primary reason why the Centurions are the focus of this week's Trib Total Media/WPXI High School Sports Award feature and why Greensburg Central Catholic is in first place in the Class AA standings.
"That first loss in our first game was definitely a downer," said junior forward Frannie Crouse, who had 55 goals this season. "We had to learn from it since we came off from last season thinking we were good.
"We needed that loss, but I would have liked an undefeated season."
Head coach Ashley Shasko — in her third year at the helm — was at a loss for words when describing her jubilation for what her team accomplished this year. With emphasis on the word "team," she acknowledged that it took an entire roster and not just one or two players to accomplish what they did.
"A lot of the focus ends up on a couple players, but it was the team development," she said. "We developed a great team because that's what it took to win. Everyone contributed and everyone worked hard. Everyone worked together as a team and they won as a team."
Some of the Centurions' success can be attributed to the performance of sophomore goalkeeper Olivia Binda. Combined with a stingy defense in front of her, Binda was the goalie of record for 12 shutouts this year.
Seniors Pauline Cole and Charlotte Szekley and sophomore defender Cassie Sauter were the last lines of defense, and Shasko said without the dominance her defense showed, the offense wouldn't have been able to put up the numbers it did.
"Our defense did a great job," Shasko said. "Our offense doesn't score as many goals if they don't have a solid defense behind them and the confidence to attack. We were able to play with an offense that could attack with numbers because of their play."
The offense seemed to score at will this season and give opposing keepers nightmares. Along with Crouse, the Centurions' attack was led by junior Malea Fabean, who had 36 goals and 32 assists, and a surprise sophomore in Italia Biondi, who had 22 goals and 14 assists.
Crouse said herself and Fabean battled to be the best on the team, and intense practices and workouts contributed to them being dominant on the field on game day.
"We're the best of friends on and off the field so I think that helps," Crouse said. "We are competitive with each other. We do mess around and fight at practice. I'm so lucky to have her on my team."
Greensburg Central Catholic will return a vast majority of its starters next season and, with a year of experience, Shasko said another state title run is in the realm of possibility.
"It's definitely exciting and something to look forward to," Shasko said. "I know these girls, and I know they'll set the same standards next year and try to exceed it. They are ambitious like that."
Brian Graham is a freelance writer.


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In the underworld of shonky migration agents, crooked employers and cashed-up visa applicants, Mr X was a rare prize indeed.
Leaked Immigration Department documents reveal that by the time immigration agents had finished debriefing Mr X in 2009 as part of an operation codenamed Pine, he had identified up to a dozen corrupt migration agents and at least 40 employers who had been bribed to provide fraudulent work references.
The scam had earned Mr X at least $60 million and the bodgy documents had been used by thousands of overseas visa applicants to meet requirements for the "support of visa applicants and skills assessment applications".
Mr X's information backed up what the Immigration Department had been told by other informers about widespread fraud and rorting of Australia's visa program.
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The battle over the Do Not Track standard called for by the FTC last year and currently being wrangled over by privacy wonks and the ad industry apparently isn't going so well. Simple reason? Privacy wonks want Do Not Track (DNT) to actually let people avoid being tracked; the ad industry, not so much.
This battle has now reached epic levels of absurdity. As ZDnet's Ed Bott notes, the online ad industry appears to borrowing from Lewis Carroll, Terry Gilliam, and George Orwell in its efforts to derail DNT.
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A few days ago, the W3C group working on the DNT standard received a listserv email from Rachel N. Thomas, VP of government affairs for the Direct Marketing Association, the uber-trade group for pretty much all forms of marketing, including telemarketing and junk mail.
Her suggestion: Allow people who say, "Don't track me, bro," to still have their data used for marketing purposes. That's a little like telling a vegan that he can eat anything he likes as long as there's hamburger in it.
When other members of the group asked, in polite fashion, if Thomas had been smoking crack, she replied thusly:
Marketing fuels the world. It is as American as apple pie and delivers relevant advertising to consumers about products they will be interested at a time they are interested. DNT should permit it as one of the most important values of civil society. Its byproduct also furthers democracy, free speech, and -- most importantly in these times -- JOBS. It is as critical to society -- and the economy -- as fraud prevention and IP protection and should be treated the same way.
Marketing as a permitted use would allow the use of the data to send relevant offers to consumers through specific devices they have used. The data could not be used for other purposes, such as eligibility for employment, insurance, etc. Thus, we move to a harm consideration. Ads and offers are just offers -- users/consumers can simply not respond to those offers - there is no associated harm.
Further, DNT can stop all unnecessary uses of data using choice and for those consumers who do not want relevant marketing the can use the persistent Digital Advertising Alliance choice mechanism. This mechanism has been in place for 2 years.
In other words: If you allow Do Not Track to operate as intended, the terrorists win.
This is hardly the first time the ad industry has gone Looney Tunes on the topic of DNT. Remember: The key benefit to tracking you is supposed to be "more interesting ads." In other words, if you go to GM.com or Edmunds shopping for cars, you're more likely to see automotive ads when you visit CNN.com or even InfoWorld.
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In other words: They still plan to track you, but you won't get any benefit from it. That is how they define "do not track." Really.
It gets worse. Last June, Microsoft announced that Internet Explorer 10 would come with Do Not Track set by default. That means when a page loads into IE10, the browser sends a flag to every server it hits, saying, "Hey, this person doesn't want advertisers following him around the Internet like bloodhounds on the trail of a possum." It would then be up to the folks operating each server to decide whether to honor that DNT flag.


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TRIBUTES have been paid to the former head of a United Nations school who started her teaching career in Blackburn.
Joyce Wakenshaw, who taught at St Aidan's CE Primary School and Crosby Road Nursery School in the 1950s, went on to become the director of the United Nations School in Geneva, Switzerland.
Ex-colleagues described her as 'a much-loved and hugely respected' woman.
Miss Wakenshaw died on Saturday, one day after her 86th birthday, at a care home in her adopted village of Anbury, Surrey, after a six-year battle with Parkinson's disease.
Stella Best, Miss Wakenshaw's best friend for 67 years, also taught at St Aidan's and the pair lived in the same house in Sunny Bank Road, Blackburn, at the beginning of their careers.
She said: "All of her colleague and pupils adored her. We were like sisters. She lived for children all her life and rose to quite a prominent position."
At St Aidan's, Miss Wakenshaw formed the Girls' Friendly Society, and returned to the town to meet her old friends at a reunion a decade ago.
The psychology graduate, who was separated from her Hungarian husband and never had children, left Blackburn in 1959 to join the United Nations Nursery School, where she oversaw the school's development into a full primary school. She also served on the board of directors at the International School of Geneva (Ecolint) from 1975 until her retirement in 1990.
A statement from Ecolint said: "Many grateful parents will remember Mrs Wakenshaw's talent and dedication to children with special needs, helping them and their families deal with difficult situations in our international environment."
Cyril Ritchie, member and chairman of the UN School Board from 1966-75, added: "She just loved little children – from her own childhood onwards.
"As she once wrote: 'After primary education, all else is secondary'."
A funeral for Miss Wakenshaw, originally from Blyth, in Northumberland, will take place in Surrey on August 8.


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Mayor Coleman has achieved several of his goals, advocating for education and public safety, and being instrumental in championing the Green Line (Central Corridor Light Rail line)—the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken in the state of Minnesota.
These efforts and initiatives are all accomplished with sound fiscal management in mind and guided by a passion for the City of Saint Paul.
Mayor Coleman's sound fiscal judgment transformed a decades-long practice of balancing the city's budget using one-time fixes and gimmicks into structurally-balanced budgets that use ongoing revenues for ongoing expenses. Putting the city on solid fiscal ground positioned Saint Paul nationally as an attractive city for investment from new businesses and employers, and allowed Saint Paul to host large international events such as Red Bull Crashed Ice, the USA Gymnastics National Championships and the 2008 Republican National Convention.
Mayor Coleman is past President of the National League of Cities, a national organization of city leaders across the United States. In 2012, Mayor Coleman was elected as the Second Vice President of National League of Cities, and became the League's Vice President in 2013.
Under Mayor Coleman's terms, Saint Paul's downtown has seen a revitalization. As light rail ridership continues to increase and more restaurants and entertainment venues have moved in, demand for housing has increased exponentially and downtown's vibrant culture has grown.
Bridging the education gap for children has been at the core of Mayor Coleman's agenda. Understanding that the future and current success of Saint Paul depends on our ability to equip our students with the tools for success from cradle to career, Mayor Coleman has introduced revolutionary programs such as Sprockets that focuses on how our students spend their crucial time outside of the classroom. Mayor Coleman has marshaled the best minds and resources to enrich the lives of children by extending social and academic opportunities beyond the school day, opening new doors of opportunity to a better life and creating a safe environment for them to live and play.
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Mayor Coleman's top priority has always remained the safety of all residents and visitors to Saint Paul. Committed to building world-class departments that set the standard for service to residents and community, Mayor Coleman continues to invest in emergency personnel and training, as well as improved technology to assist them in keeping our communities safe.
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The "village of the Tour of Flanders" this year is Bellegem, near Kortrijk. Due to a different approach towards Oudenaarde, the Kluisberg will be the first climb to cross, with the Nokereberg following. In comparison with last year, famous climbs like the Knokteberg, Eikenberg and Boigneberg are missing. The Koppenberg does not seem to return either, because, still, too dangerous.
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