 qualify four individuals for the sectional round.
Junior Connor McCadam led the Saints with a 79. Junior Brad Riva and senior James Thompson each shot 81, with senior Max Kelly and junior Luke Molloy each carding 83s.
"We live another day," said St. Charles East coach John Stock, whose team had won four straight regional titles and five in the last six years.
"Congrats to North and Geneva. What a round for Raghav. But we're moving on and that's all that really matters today. We'll get it together and come out Monday and see what happens."
On the individual side, 84 was the individual cut. Larkin's sophomore twins, Jon and Dan Lenz, made it out with 78 and 80 respectively, but the Royals missed out on a team qualifying spot by shooting a 173 on the back after making the turn at 157, which was tied with St. Charles North and East for the best 9-hole score. The Royals finished fifth with a 330.
"I started put putting pretty shaky," said Jon Lenz. "I had three 3-putts on the front nine. But I only had one double bogey. I hit fairways almost every hole."
While his brother had some putting issues, Dan Lenz didn't.
"I was putting pretty well," he said. "I doubled 15 and 16 so I choked a little there but I played pretty well. I just wanted to be below 80, so not bad."
Batavia may have missed out on a team spot at sectionals, but senior Peter Rudd (81), senior Billy Zwick (82) and junior Jon Hvasta (84) will join Ritchason at St. Andrews Monday.
"I started off about average and just kept talking to myself and telling myself I could turn it around," said Ritchason. "I was 2-under on the par-5s and that really helped. My short game saved me a lot of strokes."
South Elgin finished sixth as a team with a 337 but the Storm advanced juniors Devin Meredith (81), Tyler Brown (82) and Andrew Dylo (83).
"It was pretty tough out there. There was a lot of wind," said Meredith. "I left a lot of strokes out there with my chipping and mental errors. I drove the ball well and my putting was pretty good.
Streamwood was led by junior Eric Hamlin (87) and senior Nick Turner shot 108 to lead Elgin.This video is one of a series of 4 that aims to help you step up and ace the Chair role or if you are thinking about becoming Chair, get you well prepared for your new role. These videos are part of the National Action Plan for Community Governance which was created by a group of organisations and community leaders to create resources to support you in your board roles in community organisations.
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First, I’ll give credit where credit is due. My life-partner had recommended I do this for some time. However, it wasn’t until I heard Brandon Sanderson discuss working night audit, that I considered it seriously. So babe, I’m very sorry I didn’t listen to you sooner, and thank you for showing me the door.
After loosing my job with Uber, I started looking for new options. After about a week, My life-partner suggested a night audit position again. We had both worked in hotels before while we were in college. However, she had been a General Manger and I work for a property management company handling their debt collection. By far one of the most entertaining jobs I’ve ever had.
I had already made major life changes, but was still looking for an even better way to make writing my first priority. In comes a Night Audit position. We found it in the paper under the classified section. This should give a great idea of how small of a town we moved to. I considered it a done deal.
Now, being a Night Auditor at a massive hotel in downtown Austin or any other large city is a very important job, and comes with a serious level of responsibility. However, in a small town, or even a hotel that’s not down town in the city, being a Night Auditor is more of a glorified baby sitter. My number one responsibility is to insure the hotel doesn’t burn down. After that comes closing out the business day and filing paper work. Paper work take maybe an hour, spread out over the course of the night.
Therefore, I get paid for eight hours of having to be at work, but only have to work for between one and two hours a night. This is where making your job work for you comes in! I’m getting paid to be at the hotel, and if a guest comes to the front desk I stop everything and help them. However, for a good four or five hours a night, I get paid to write my novel. It feels like getting an advance slowly, that’s paid out every two weeks. What’s really great is hotels are always looking for a night auditor. So I can keep doing this for years. If my hotel were to shut down, or they wanted to move me into a different position, I can always find a new job.
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With electric cars creating their way into the mainstream, constructing out the nationwide network of...
With electric cars creating their way into the mainstream, constructing out the nationwide network of charging stations to maintain them likely will be increasingly essential.
A new study from the Georgia Institute of Technology School of General public Policy harnesses device discovering approaches to present the finest perception but into the attitudes of electric automobile (EV) motorists about the current charger network. The findings could aid policymakers focus their efforts.
In the paper, published in the challenge the journal Character Sustainability, a crew led by Assistant Professor Omar Isaac Asensio describes education a device-discovering algorithm to review unstructured customer knowledge from twelve,270 electric automobile charging stations across the U.S.
The study demonstrates how device discovering equipment can be applied to immediately review streaming knowledge for policy evaluation in in close proximity to-actual-time. Streaming knowledge refers to knowledge that comes in a steady feed, these types of as consumer assessments from an application. The study also uncovered surprising findings of how EV motorists experience about charging stations.
For occasion, the regular wisdom that motorists desire private stations to general public kinds seems to be erroneous. The study also finds possible troubles with charging stations in greater cities, presaging worries but to appear in generating a strong charging method that fulfills all drivers’ desires.
“Based on evidence from customer knowledge, we argue that it is not sufficient to just commit income into raising the amount of stations, it is also essential to commit in the top quality of the charging practical experience,” Asensio wrote.
Electric cars are deemed a essential part of the resolution to climate modify: transportation is now the top contributor of climate-warming emissions. But one particular important barrier to broader adoption of electric cars is the perception of a deficiency of charging stations, and the attending “range anxiety” that makes quite a few motorists anxious about obtaining an EV.
Although that infrastructure has developed significantly in recent decades, the get the job done has not taken into account what people in fact want, Asensio said.
This study aids rectify that shortcoming by supplying evidence-centered, countrywide evaluation of precise customer sentiment, as opposed to indirect journey surveys or simulated knowledge applied in quite a few analyses.
Asensio directed the study with a crew of 5 college students in general public policy, engineering, and computing. Two have been from Georgia Tech: Catharina Hollauer, a recent graduate of the H. Milton University of Industrial and Units Engineering, and Sooji Ha, a dual Ph.D. university student in the University of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the University of Computational Science and Engineering.
The other a few have been contributors in the 2018 Georgia Tech Civic Information Science Fellows software, which attracts talented college students from all-around the state to the Georgia Tech campus for a summer time of exploration and discovering. They are Kevin Alvarez of North Carolina Point out College, Arielle Dror of Smith College or university, and Emerson Wenzel of Tufts College.
Asensio’s crew applied deep discovering text classification algorithms to review knowledge from a popular EV consumers smartphone application. It would have taken most of a 12 months utilizing regular techniques. But the team’s strategy cut the undertaking down to minutes when classifying sentiment with precision related to that of human gurus.
The study observed that workplace and blended-use household stations get lower rankings, with frequent complaints about deficiency of accessibility and signage. Payment-centered charging stations are likely to get a lot more lousy assessments than cost-free charging stations. But it is stationed in dense city centers that actually attract complaints, according to the study.
When scientists controlled for area and other features, stations in dense city regions confirmed a twelve – 15% maximize in adverse