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Gary David Gerig was born in Lebanon, Oregon, on January 22, 1964, to C.E. Gerig and Grace Pauline Kropf-Gerig. He died on August 9, 2012, in Redmond, Oregon, at the age of 48. He married Kristi Schmidt on June 22, 1985, at Fairview Mennonite Church in Albany, Oregon.
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Christina Maslach is Professor of Psychology at the University of California at Berkeley. She received her A.B., magna cum laude, in Social Relations from Harvard-Radcliffe College in 1967, and her Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University in 1971. She has conducted research in a number of areas within social and health psychology. However, she is best known as one of the pioneering researchers on job burnout, and the author of the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), the most widely used research measure in the burnout field. In addition to numerous articles, her books on this topic include Burnout: The Cost of Caring; the co-edited volume, Professional Burnout: Recent Developments in Theory and Research (with Wilmar Schaufeli); The Truth About Burnout (with Michael Leiter); Preventing Burnout and Building Engagement: A Complete Program for Organizational Renewal (with Michael Leiter), and Banishing Burnout: Six Strategies for Improving Your Relationship with Work (with Michael Leiter). The latter publications are based on Professor Maslach's work as a consultant with various organizations on issues of job burnout.
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Professor Maslach's administrative positions include Faculty Assistant (to the Chancellor) on the Status of Women, and Vice-Chair of the Psychology Department. Previously, she chaired the Chancellor's Commission on Responses to a Changing Student Body and wrote its final report, "Promoting Student Success at Berkeley" (more popularly known as the Maslach Report). She was the Vice-Chair of the Faculty Senate at Berkeley in 1999-2000, and served as Chair in 2000. She will serve again as Faculty Vice-Chair and Chair in 2011-13. From 2001-2009 she served as the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, and then as the Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning.
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LadyRuby wrote:How the hell are these countries going to fill up their strategic reserves again?
JustinFrankl wrote:LadyRuby wrote:How the hell are these countries going to fill up their strategic reserves again?
They won't, at least not all of them. Those that do will do so by either out-bidding the competition or by force.
** COT reports come out on Friday every week for every commodity, and for currencies and major indexes as well
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aflurry wrote:why do i keep hearing statements that limited refining capacity is causing crude prices to rise? it should have the opposite effect. right?
and similarly, what was the point of opening the SPR if there's no one to refine the stuff? what's the consensus here? was that a good idea?
Crude oil fell and heating oil touched a four-month low as warm weather in the eastern U.S. reduces fuel consumption, pushing inventories higher.
Heating demand in the Northeast, where 80 percent of the nation's heating oil is consumed, will be lower than normal this week, Minneapolis-based forecaster Meteorlogix LLC said. U.S. crude oil and heating oil supplies in the week ended Nov. 18 were above the five-year average, the Energy Department said.
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As chief of the world's largest producer, Mr. Naimi was OPEC's de-facto leader, and he had a strategy. The cartel needed to start behaving like a central bank -- united, technocratic and driven by data, not internal politics. Because OPEC producers had a swath of idle oil fields, they needn't develop new ones. To prevent gluts, OPEC should limit crude flowing into customers' stockpiles.
In the late 1990s, Mr. Naimi began targeting the amount of oil held in commercial inventories in the U.S. Midwest, a key segment of the world's biggest market. If Midwest inventories fell below a certain level, Mr. Naimi believed, prices tended to rise and OPEC needed to open the spigot. If they rose above a ceiling, OPEC had to cut. "You have to watch that like a hawk," he told journalists in early 2004 when discussing U.S. inventory levels.
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Matthew Simmons, a veteran petroleum-industry banker, visited Saudi Arabia's vast oil fields in 2003. The kingdom has almost a quarter of the planet's reserves, which the world is counting on to meet ever-mounting demand. But Mr. Simmons came away disturbed. On a red-eye flight home, he tossed out a troubling thought to his companions on the visit: What if those fields weren't as healthy as the Saudis claimed?
Back in Houston, the 62-year-old Utah native followed up on his hunch, digging into scientific papers and writing a book on his conclusion: Saudi fields appeared pooped and might soon go into irreversible decline. He hit the lecture circuit with a provocative presentation, "Saudi Arabia's Oil: A Reality or a Mirage?"
Bull markets often have a guru who helps crystallize a belief that prices have nowhere to go but up. Mr. Simmons has played such a role in the oil boom. His scholarship has been criticized by Western oil-company executives and petroleum engineers. The Saudis say they can boost output another 50%, and some experts think they can go higher.
Since the oil industry's birth in the 19th century, people have been forecasting that crude output was about to peak and decline. Mr. Simmons made waves because he focused on specific Saudi fields. Mr. Simmons "stirred quite a debate among our clients" last year, says Raymond Carbone, chief executive of Paramount Options Inc., a New York-based energy brokerage firm. "By casting doubt about Saudi reserves, he contributed to bullish sentiment."
His influence illuminates a new factor in this oil crunch: big investors and speculators. The New York Mercantile Exchange introduced an oil-futures contract in 1983. Ever since, investors outside the industry have been able to buy and sell oil without taking delivery of a single barrel. Instead they buy and sell contracts for delivery of oil at a future date, which can be traded like other financial instruments.
Even conservative investors such as pension funds have targeted energy as an alternative to low-yielding bonds and pricey stocks. Goldman Sachs estimates investors have put close to $70 billion into instruments that track commodity-market indexes this year, up from under $10 billion in 2000. Jeffrey Currie, head of commodity research at Goldman in London, says nonindustry players now make up 15% of the financial markets tied to the world's crude-oil supplies. When oil markets are tight, the added demand from new investors can further boost prices.
Earlier this year, Mr. Simmons published his book, "Twilight in the Desert." So far it has sold 90,000 copies, but he says his influence still isn't reflected in oil prices. "If people listened to me," he says, "the price would be three times higher."
There are now more than 27 million vehicles on Chinese roads, up from just 10 million in 1995. The government projects the fleet will double by 2010. China accounted for about 40% of the world's oil-demand growth over the past four years, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Part of that surge last year came from emergency use of oil to generate electricity amid blackouts, but the car craze will continue straining oil markets, as will demand from Chinese industry.
Leanan wrote:It's these reckless peak oilers who are causing high oil prices by talking about it. If they'd just shut up, oil prices would go back down.
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My life has been... ehh... idk. I believe I last updated sometime around when my grandpa had a heart attack, yes? Well, he's fine now.. and now I'm staying here at home for at least the next semester.. I'm going to go to the university that's in near me. I don't remember if I told you all that.
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Aaaannd... I met this guy..... and we were talking for a month and things were going absolutely perfectly.. I seriously thought I was falling for him. BUT, of course, shit just has to go wrong.. and last Monday he just stopped talking to me. I have absolutely NO idea wtf is going on... but whatever. I give up on love haha.
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Renowned pediatric neurosurgeon Benjamin S. Carson will speak at Georgia State University on Nov. 1 about his inspirational life story, career highlights and motivational philosophies for today's youth.
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GSU presents the works of composer and filmmaker Kagel
Georgia State University's Center for International and Collaborative Arts is presenting "Mauricio Kagel: Film Music, Music Performance, Performance Film" at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 at the Florence Kopleff Recital Hall.
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Researchers receive NIH and NSF grants to study metacognition
A Georgia State University scientist and his colleague are researching basic foundations critical to being able learn, know and remember.
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Financial Times ranks Robinson Executive MBA 26th in U.S., 78th worldwide
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Propelling Health Advances
Thanks to a record amount of support from federal agencies like the National Institutes of Health, Georgia State researchers are getting a leg up on discovering new medicines to treat disease, addressing public health concerns among minorities, understanding the mind and educating the next generation of scientists.
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GSU Rialto Center for the Arts kicks off 2010-11 season
Georgia State University's Rialto Center for the Arts will kick off its 2010-11 series this weekend with a flamenco performance that is an example of the exciting international events planned for this season.
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Georgia State University hosts Latino College Leadership Summit
Georgia State University will host a free summit for Latino undergraduates from GSU and around the region this weekend focusing on leadership and networking.
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GSU's Georgia Health Policy Center turns 15
Georgia State University's Georgia Health Policy Center will reach a milestone this fall, its 15th anniversary. As part of the commemoration, the center has developed case studies based on the impact of health care reform for 15 Georgia stakeholder groups.
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GSU Football Helps Make-A-Wish
They cheered, they coached, they helped lead Georgia State to victory. Georgia State Athletics welcomed several children from the Make-A-Wish Foundation to the GSU football game against North Carolina Central Saturday, giving them a up-close view of the action in the Georgia Dome.
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Arts Fair celebration tomorrow
Faculty, staff, and more than a dozen student groups are coming together to celebrate the arts and share their talents with the community at Georgia State University's annual Arts Fair on Oct. 20.
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Researchers find first evidence of a gender difference in language in early gesture
Gesture provides the first reliable sign that boys are likely to lag behind girls in producing their first sentences, according to research by a Georgia State researcher and her colleague.
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Noted researcher to speak on family violence at Haverty Lecture
Richard J. Gelles, dean of the School of Social Policy and Practice at the University of Pennsylvania, will present "At the Crossroads: Intervening and Preventing Family Violence and Abuse," at the 8th annual J. Rhodes Haverty Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. in the Speaker's Auditorium.
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From Peachtree Street to Wall Street
Working on Wall Street seemed like a dream for a group of GSU business students, many whom had never been there before. But working with a highly competitive New York-based internship pairing organization, the Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, made it a reality.
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Linguistic Travelers
Keisha Parker left home as a teenager with an overriding wanderlust that took her across the nation, and eventually, into Central America where she worked in a Panamanian orphanage. The Jasper, Ga., native and applied linguistics major now calls Georgia State University home. With a 3.9 GPA, Parker, 27, will graduate in December, and the Ronald E. McNair Program scholar has her sights set on graduate school and the world.
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GSU's real estate program ranks No. 4 in world for published research
Georgia State University's Department of Real Estate in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business is ranked No. 4 in the world according to an independent study recently published in the Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics.
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College of Education to receive $3.6 million for Reading Recovery program
Georgia State University's Reading Recovery Training Center in the College of Education will receive $3.6 million over the next five years to improve literacy skills among struggling first graders in underperforming schools.
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GSU featured in Princeton Review's Best Law Schools
Georgia State University College of Law is one of the nation's most outstanding law schools in the latest Princeton Review 2010 edition of "The Best 172 Law Schools."
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GSU Bikes starts bike sharing program, participates in Atlanta Streets Alive
Students, faculty and staff of Georgia State University now have the opportunity to try getting to and moving around campus on two wheels, thanks to a new bicycle sharing program.
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NIH awards $1.2 million to GSU for collaborative study on discharge decisions at hospitals
A GSU professor and an Emory University surgeon have received a $1.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for a joint research project to study discharge decisions at hospitals.
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GSU Opens Business Oriented Confucius Institute
Georgia State University will celebrate the opening of a newly formed Confucius Institute, a partnership with the Beijing Language and Culture University, in a dedication ceremony at the Rialto Center for the Arts to be held on Friday, Oct. 15.
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GSU only Georgia institution to receive grant from new federal program to train more nurse practitioners
Georgia State's Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing has recently received a new federal grant to help train needed nurse practitioners who are an important part of the health care system.
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GSU's Robinson College recognized with Governor's International Award
Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business is winner of the 2010 Governor's International Award in the International Education Program category.
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USDA awards grant to GSU professor to study childhood obesity dynamics
A Georgia State University professor has received a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to look at the obesity trends from childhood to adolescence.
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GSU's Petit Science Center named tops among new research facilities in the southeast
The Parker H. Petit Science Center was recently named one of the best new facilities by Southeast Construction magazine, which recognizes construction and design excellence in the southeastern United States.
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GSU hosts cultural Chinese and Asian events this week
Georgia State University will host several days of Chinese and Asian culture events on campus this week, leading up to the opening of the new Confucius Institute at GSU on Oct. 15.
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Building a better global society through education focus of annual Mays Lecture
Ela Gandhi, granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi and a peace activist in South Africa, will speak at the College of Education's 22nd annual Benjamin E. Mays lecture this week about building a better global society through education.
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Panther Pride Leader
A wave of school spirit has been sparked (at least in part) because of a junior marketing major named Brandon French, who goes by the nickname "Frenchy."
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Signal Living
If you want to join a sorority, learn how to avoid the "Freshman 15" or need advice on surviving the first year of college, Noël Hahn says Georgia State students can find it all in the Signal.
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Soap for Hope
Each day, more than 2 million of bars of soap are discarded in American hotels - soap that could be recycled into bars that could help protect children in refugee camps from disease and death. A team of Georgia State University students in the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality now has joined forces with the Atlanta-based Global Soap Project to help raise money and awareness to bring sanitized soap to those in need.
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It's the kind of game the tournament aims to provide.
The Blackhawks are a defending CIF champion and the Terriers are the area's perennial power.
They are friendly neighbors but fierce competitors.
And it's a rematch of last season's title game.
"It's not a guarantee that we play each other," RHS coach Brandon Ford said. "It's nice that both teams played well enough to get here. It gives the tournament a real Redlands-feel to it."
Redlands, the five-time defending Citrus Belt League champion, is 3-0 at home this season: victories over Lakeside (10-3), Carter (6-2) Oak Hills (5-1). Redlands two other wins are an 11-0 win over Palm Desert and a 15-5 win over Victor Valley.
"Both teams have something to prove," Ford said. "Both are league champions. They are trying to set the tempo for their season and we are trying to prove we are still here in town."
And this title game, as good as it is, serves as a quality tuneup for Redlands' doubleheader against highly touted Santiago on Tuesday. Santiago is ranked No. 14 in the nation by Maxpreps.com and the Sharks are at No. 3 in the CIF-Southern Section I poll.
"Santiago will come here and loaded with D1 talent," Ford said. "We have good teams here but it's different with Santiago. They are loaded and it's going to be good to play
Redlands leaps into CBL play two days after the Santiago doubleheader, opening league play at AB Miller.
"I think the team is coming around just like we thought it would at this time," Ford said. "The league is going to be tough. Teams have to win series'. But I'm confident about where we are at right now."
Citrus Valley looked sharp during its three RSI games, wins over Whittier, Oak Hills and Grand Terrace. The Blackhawks outscored those teams 24-5.
"I can't say any game is routine but so far everything has gone the way we would like them to go," Citrus Valley coach Apriil Finazzo said. "The mistakes we have made are fixable in practice. It's been good in that aspect."
A title game against one of the other schools in Redlands would ordinarily be big for Citrus Valley. But after last season's CIF campaign, today's title game is just one in a long season.
"We are in a different spot now that this time last year," Finazzo said. "We play the games and the opponents don't matter. This is just another game that will help us get to where we want to get."
This time last season, however, was rough on Citrus Valley. The thrill of reaching the RSI title game was tempered by the death of a classmate. Citrus Valley lost that game 7-0.
"It was tough to get too upset with the mistakes we made in that game," Finazzo said. "It was such an emotional day."
Citrus Valley plays Montclair on Tuesday and then begins Mountain Valley League play on Thursday.
"We have had some good practices," Finazzo said. "Everything we do is with the end result in mind. Everything we do is to make us better in the long run."
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Bret Bielema, who led Wisconsin to three straight Rose Bowls by winning each of the last three Big Ten titles, was named the 32nd head football coach in Arkansas history Tuesday, it was announced by Athletic Director Jeff Long.
"Bret Bielema is an exceptional leader of young men and an outstanding football coach who has proven his program is centered on establishing an unshakable foundation that emphasizes the development of each student-athlete as an individual," Long said.
"Coach Bielema has led his team to a historic run of championships while seeing a record number of student-athletes recognized for academic achievement. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a commitment to competing for a national championship with a program known for discipline, honesty and integrity. His tough, aggressive style of play has been successful and will be appealing to student-athletes and Razorback fans. He not only shares the vision and values for the future of Arkansas football, he embraces them."
Bielema brings a 68-24 career record as a head coach, the ninth-highest winning percentage among active coaches in the NCAA with at least five years of experience, built behind strong offense, stifling defense and all-around disciplined play. He is one of only 12 active head coaches and 16 overall to have led a team to at least three BCS games. His 40 wins over the last four seasons are tied for the most of any four-year stretch in Wisconsin history.
"I am very humbled and honored to become the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks," said Bielema. "During my conversation with Jeff (Long) he described the characteristics for the perfect fit to lead this program. It was evident we share the same mission, principles and goals. The infrastructure in place at Arkansas shows the commitment from the administration to accomplish our goals together and I am excited to begin to lead this group of student-athletes."
"This program will represent the state of Arkansas in a way Razorback fans everywhere will be proud of."
In 2012, Bielema guided Wisconsin to its third straight Big Ten championship and the Badgers became the first team to represent the Big Ten in three straight Rose Bowls. In his most recent game as Wisconsin head coach, Bielema led the Badgers to a 70-31 win over No. 14 Nebraska in the Big Ten Championship Game.
Wisconsin became the second team to score 70 points in a conference championship game, matching the number scored by Texas in the 2005 Big 12 Championship Game. Wisconsin also had two 200-yard rushers in the same game for the first time in school history.
Also during the 2012 season, running back Montee Ball broke the NCAA career records for total touchdowns and rushing touchdowns. As a team, the Badgers rank in the top 25 in the country in rushing offense, total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, pass efficiency defense and pass defense.
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Crude-oil futures fell below $96 a barrel for the first time since last October, while the natural-gas contract scored further gains, rising about 2% to $2.57 per million British thermal units. See Futures Movers for more on commodity prices.
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TransCanada said it's seeing "strong demand" from Canadian producers for infrastructure that would enable them to transport crude into the Keystone system.
The company also stuck to its forecast to begin construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in 2013 with completion by 2015.
Also Wednesday, Quicksilver Resources /quotes/zigman/159615/quotes/nls/kwk KWK -5.70% shares fell 4.3%, a day after the stock made a big U-turn during the trading day.
Shares on Tuesday fell nearly 14% on an intraday basis following the company's first-quarter results, only to rally into positive territory on price gains for natural gas.
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Many spectators will come out to support and cheer for the world's best cyclists who will compete in Ogden on August 7 and 9. For the safety of the athletes and the spectators, some roads in the downtown Ogden area will be closed and still other roads along the 131- and 85-mile courses will have rolling closures in place to allow for the peloton to pass through. Motorists should prepare for delays and detours to accommodate this great event being hosted in the greater Ogden area.
The world's best professional cyclists will gather in Ogden for the 2012 Tour of Utah. This six-day race is dubbed "America's Toughest Stage Race™" and it begins with Stage 1 in downtown Ogden on Historic 25th Street at 10:15am on Tuesday, August 7.
While cyclists loop a 131.6-mile course through Ogden Canyon, Trapper's Loop, North Ogden Pass, and sprint to a finish in downtown Ogden, the public can participate in a series of activities including a mayoral community fun ride, bike jousting, a bike rodeo, a helmet giveaway for children, and the GOAL Foundation Kid's Zone activity area. Athletes are expected to finish by 4pm and awards will be presented at the Ogden Amphitheater. At 5pm the Historic 25th Street Association will host Worldwide on H25, a celebration that begins with a parade of nations, has international dancers performing in the streets, and brings twenty local independent restaurants together in one locale to serve authentic international cuisine.
Just two days later cyclists begin Stage 3 at 12:15pm in front of the Salomon Center in the Junction. The route will take athletes through town, climbing North Ogden Divide, and past Snowbasin Resort.
On both August 7 and again on August 9, motorists should be prepared for rolling closures along the race route with expected delays of 30 to 45 minutes. Some hard closures will be in effect in downtown Ogden, but all businesses will remain open. Please slow down, watch for spectators, and be patient while cyclists make their way through the race routes. Find more info at www.tourofutah.com.
Road Closures For Tour of Utah
Monday, August 6: 25th St will be closed between Grant Ave and Washington Blvd for event setup beginning at 7am and remaining closed until 10pm August 7.
Tuesday, August 7: 25th St will be closed between Washington Blvd and Lincoln Ave, extending to Wall Ave at 10am; additionally Grant Ave will be closed between 24th St and 26th St. Kiesel Ave between 24th St and 25th St will be accessible from 24th St to local traffic only. Homes and businesses on Lincoln Ave between 24th St and 26th St can expect access to be interrupted as the cyclists return between 2:45 and 3:45pm. The 300 block of 25th St will remain closed until the finish line area has been disassembled; 25th St from Lincoln Ave to Wall Ave will remain closed until 9:30pm for the Worldwide on H25 celebration.
Thursday, August 9: Road closures within the Junction will begin at 5am. 23rd St will be closed between Lincoln Ave and Washington Blvd. Kiesel Ave will be closed from 2250 South to 24th St with local traffic only allowed. Streets will be opened as soon as start line area has been disassembled. The parking terraces at the Junction will be open and accessible from Grant Ave.
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Encyclopedia of Global Warming and Climate ChangePub. date: 2008 | Online Pub. Date: April 25, 2008 | DOI: 10.4135/9781412963893 | Print ISBN: 9781412958783 | Online ISBN: 9781412963893| Publisher:SAGE Publications, Inc.
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