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N. Jefferson MO on the Katy Trail and Rock Island Trail
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N. Jefferson
ColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 07:25 AM:
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Camped at the primitive Noren Access boat ramp sites. Be forewarned there is no potable water at the campsite area - get your water at the picnic pavilion on your way from the Katy. Pit toilets at the boat ramp were not clean and there are no doors - just a 90-degree turn from entrance doorway to toilet. Lots of foot traffic at the boat ramp and down the trail to the campsites. We stayed in the "red" site closest to the boat ramp and saw several young/mid-age men walking farther down the trail toward the "blue" and "white" sites. All that walked in also walked out before dark. Very noisy with bridge traffic, cicadas, and air traffic (helicopters). Campsite area was surprisingly clean, but we did have to remove a tick before he latched on. The campsite was what we needed when we needed it, but would not necessarily recommend for a lone cyclist.
North Jefferson Trailhead (N. Jefferson)
Heather from St Louis on 09/10/2010 06:32 PM:
I drove down 63 and then up 54. There were no signs for the N Jefferson Trailhead. This website has no directions either. How do I get to the parking lot for the N Jefferson trailhead?
Gary near Tebbetts from Tebbetts, MO on 09/11/2010 01:06 AM:
Heather if you look at the top of this page of the map of the trail where it says "clink any town for info" clink on "N Jefferson" and it will take you a lot of information regarding the North Jefferson trail head and surrounding area including a detail google map of how to get there.
Ray has created the best rails-to-trail web site I have ever seen with a wealth of information at your finger tips. Take some time to explore it and I think you will agree.
Chuck L from Jefferson City on 09/14/2010 05:03 AM:
Heather, I feel terrible that you came such a long way and couldn't find the N Jefferson station. Gary is right and you can see a small map by clicking as he says. The map shows "Katy Rd" going further north from the station. This road is blocked by a locked gate so one must approach from the south. That blocked road used to be Hwy 54 not so many years ago. Well within this grandpa's memory. The actual access to this station is a bit complicated and you must slide the map around a bit to see the whole route. I learned this trick just now from Gary's suggestion. Heather, do visit again.
Rachel from Jefferson City on 10/20/2010 03:10 PM:
Some of the maps can be confusing. The road you're looking for does not intersect with hwy 63, it goes under it. So if you're going down 63 south, you will need to take 54 south and then you will see the signs right after the 63/54 interchange. Hope that helps
Franklin on 10/13/2011 03:57 PM:
The point is. With today's GPS it would be nice to plug in an address into the GPS and then have it calculate where you need to go. How hard is it to have an address? You guys make it out like driving willy nilly down a road looking for signs posted to lead to open roads that aren't gated to enter a turn and lead you to another scavenger hunt of signs to follow is sooo simple. You know what is simple? Having an address to plug into a GPS machine and then driving to the trail head...
Gary Near from Tebbetts on 10/13/2011 10:10 PM:
Well if GPS is your thing, then check out the Towns and Services link above. At the bottom is a link to GPS coordinates for the trail heads. The trail heads generally do not have street addresses. If you don't know how to enter GPS coordinates in your GPS device, you can try using the city and search for nearby parks, recreation areas or someother similar nearby locations to see if it will list the Katy trailhead.
harvey Cedars from St. Martin, Mo. on 10/28/2017 07:19 PM:
Heather is absolutely right about the lack of signs or markers, but there are a few parking lots around. you would access any of them by taking the exit for the Jefferson City airport. i know that there are parking lots at the airport, the "Cedar City Room", down by the ballpark, presumably down by the river front, and according to the Google map a "Lot B" right near the start of the trail.
Anonymous on 10/29/2017 09:49 AM:
Heather done been lost lil over 7 years now. Would a thought she figured out how use a map or gps before she just start out all willy nilly an then blame someone for not making a sign in the right spot to let her know where to go. And to wander for 7 years! Prolly not lost, just like to wander.
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yellowhouse, Tebbetts from Tebbetts, MO on 07/11/2016 11:31 PM:
Don't forget Tebbetts for those riding east on the trail. The Turner Memorial Shelter is there. Hostel type setting, H/C water, microwave, bunks, A/C, and a sporadically open bar and grill next door. Tebbetts is 13mi. east of Jefferson city, just a small farmer town with more friendly people than you can shake a stick at. When staying in Tebbetts if you need anything just look for the "yellow house" two doors down from the church. BTW suggested price is 5$/person/night
Jim from St Thomas on 07/14/2016 01:01 PM:
Just to clarify a couple of things. First, you can stay at the Turner Shelter no matter which direction you are riding on the trail. :-) Second, the is gray but it has large sign identifying it.
Andrea McHargrave from Baton Rouge on 04/05/2017 09:23 AM:
We are traveling the trail in April and hoping to stay on April 16th (Easter Sunday) for the night. What is the best way to ensure that the hostel is not rented out to a group?
jim from St thomas on 04/05/2017 10:52 AM:
You can call the Conservation Federation's main office in Jefferson City.
The number is (573) 634-2322
North Jefferson Trailhead (N. Jefferson)
nuey7 from Kansas city on 05/14/2007 10:59 PM:
About how far is it from the N. Jefferson trailhead to Jefferson City and the amtrak station? Also, is it safe to leave your vehicle at the N. Jeff trailhead? I was thinking about leaving it in Jeff City if that is available. Thanks for any info.
trinjboro from Jonesboro, AR on 05/15/2007 03:13 PM:
It's not far, about 2-3 miles. You have to cross the MO River Bridge, and you will get varying opinions on how dangerous this is. You'll have to get opinions from locals as to how safe the trailhead is to leave your car. I've only left mine for 1 to 2 hours at a time while I biked and have never had any problems.
Jim from St. Thomas on 05/16/2007 08:12 AM:
I would not recommend leaving your vehicle overnight at the Jefferson City trailhead. Smash and grab breakins are fairly common. You would think the Capital city would have a little better security or at least some lighting.
nuey7 from Kansas city on 05/16/2007 12:21 PM:
Thanks...I was leaning on leaving it at the Jeff city trailhead, but not now. I guess something else will work out!
Jim from St. Thomas on 05/16/2007 01:20 PM:
How long do you plan to be gone and is is over a weekend?
nuey7 from Kansas city on 06/15/2007 12:08 AM:
just overnight and during the week...probably a Monday into Tuesday.
Jim from St. Thomas on 06/15/2007 12:19 PM:
You didn't hear this from me but......there are several state parking lots in the Capital complex just across the bridge from the JC trailhead. It's probably 2 - 3 mile ride from the main trailhead. They are usually pretty safe.
Julianna Schroeder from Jefferson City on 04/11/2011 12:12 PM:
Woo-hoo, everybody! MoDot and scads of statewide and local partners have completed a sweet new bicycle/pedestrian pathway across the Mo. River Bridge at Jeff City! It's still a little bike ride from the North Jefferson trailhead, but it's a safe one now, and with great views! Photos of the path and ribbon-cutting on this blog post: http://opulentopossum.blogspot.com/2011/04/pedestrian-bridge-is-open.html
Pookie DeCocq from Richards, MO on 10/20/2016 10:08 PM:
How is the parking at the North Jefferson City Trailhead these days. The comments advising not to park there overnight are from 2007. Has anything changes or still not advisable to park there overnight???
Cathy from Jefferson City on 10/20/2016 10:43 PM:
Because it is so excluded, I would advise against it. I haven't seen anything specific about breakins over there, but just think you are taking a risk parking there overnight. Someone recently posted that they parked at a parking garage on Madison St. in Jefferson City for a few days while they biked the trail. I think they quoted the price of $2/day. You could call the city (they run that garage) and get information about that. That parking garage is about a mile from the pedestrian/bike path attached to the Missouri River Bridge. The total distance from the parking garage to the Katy Trail is probably less than 3 miles. You do have to go up a hill to get to the bridge, but you can do it! Coming back from the Trail to the parking garage would involve more uphill treks. But it's doable.
ArkyKenny on 10/21/2016 12:06 PM:
What Cathy said: Except I think that going over the Jeff City bridge is not only doable but pretty cool, and an experience you would not want to miss.
Tons of good places to park in Jeff City. We parked at the bike shop down the hill from the capitol (with the owners permission of course).
N. Jefferson
JRR on 10/17/2016 07:36 AM:
We stayed at the Cliff Manor Inn on Oct. 10, 2016. It is very conveniently located to the trail, the capital, the train station, and the Grand Cafe! We rode the trail north to Rocheport from here, so we took the ramps at the north end of the bridge down to the trail. Going up the ramps would be an exertion! We recommend the Thomas Hart Benton murals at the capital, and the frozen desserts at the Grand Cafe. We left our car for the week at a parking garage at 201 Madison for $2/day.
Cathy from Jefferson City on 10/17/2016 03:27 PM:
Sounds like you hit some Jefferson City highlights. I live here and didn't realize you could leave your car at the parking garage for $2/day. People on this forum often ask about parking in Jefferson City while they bike the Katy Trail, so that's good information. I will point out that the ramp on the north side of the MO River from the pedestrian/bike bridge is not that bad if you are going up it. I am almost eligible for Medicare (sorry, I can't bring myself to say my age, it's insane that I'm this old) and I bike up the ramp without much trouble. I hate biking up hills. I do it, I'm getting better at it. But the ramp seems much easier than some of the hills I've encountered in Jefferson City.
N. Jefferson access during bridge work
Ray (webmaster) on 05/10/2016 07:14 AM:
MO Dept of Transportation provided this update on how to get to the N Jefferson trailhead while the Missouri River Bridge at Jeff city is being worked on:
The westbound Missouri River Bridge is closed for painting and repairs through the end of August. The eastbound Missouri River Bridge is carrying two lanes of eastbound and two lanes of westbound traffic.
Here's how to access the North Jefferson Trailhead on the Katy Trail:
· Drivers traveling west on Route 54 will still be able to access the trailhead via Route W.
· Leaving the trailhead, motorists can still use Route W to access Route 54 east.
· Drivers traveling east on Route 54/63 are still able to use the Route W exit to access the Katy Trail.
· However, the westbound Route W ramp is closed, so travelers leaving the North Jefferson Trailhead and wanting to go west on Route 54/63 will need to cross over the Route W overpass to eastbound 54 and take the Route 63 north exit and then head back west on 54.
In addition, the bicycle/pedestrian bridge on the eastbound structure remains open, as does the Carl G. Noren River Access.
More information, including a map showing the closures, can be found at http://www.modot.org/central/MORiverBridgeJC.htm.
Help planning a trip around the J.C. area
Russco from Springfield, IL on 10/09/2015 06:19 PM:
My wife and I decided to try a trip on short notice for this coming Mon,Tues. I thought the J.C area looked like a good area. We were thinking of doing maybe a 40 or so mile trip with a few stops along the way, then staying at a hotel or B&B then riding back to our car the following day. Does anyone have any suggestions on a route? Good starting point (safe to leave car), and good place to stay Hotels probably rather than a B&B Thanks Mike
Cathy from Jefferson City on 10/09/2015 07:47 PM:
You could park at Rocheport, mile marker 178.3, ride 35 miles to the N. Jefferson City Trail head, mile marker 143.2, and then it is 3 or more miles to Jefferson City. In JC you can stay at: Cliff Manor B & B (since it is such short notice they will probably be booked, they are popular with bicyclists, but check anyway; you may be able to see on line if they have vacancies). If you are there on Mon., the closest restaurant, Paddy Malone's is probably closed on Monday (I'm not positive, again see if you can check online). They have good bar food. But you could still bike to downtown, and there are plenty of places to eat on High St., it's about 3 to 4 blocks from the Cliff Manor (it is unfortunately uphill). Other motels within biking distance: Capital Plaza, at corner of Missouri Blvd. and W. McCarty. They may have a restaurant in the hotel. The BayMont is an option, it faces the Whitton Expressway. There is a nice restaurant very close, Arris' Bistro (don't confuse with Arris' Pizza, owned by same family on W. High across from Capitol building). Also, the DoubleTree. It is definitely pricier, but worth the price. It has a restaurant at the top with wonderful view of the city. If you don't mind the price, that's where I would stay. They are on Monroe I believe.
If you need help with any directions, just post your question on here and I'll try to give you good directions on streets that are not as busy.
If you have a little time to spend in JC you could: get a tour of the Capitol, see the Thomas Hart Benton mural, it's amazing; check out our downtown, lots of places to eat there and bars, places with outside seating, there's a frozen yogurt place, Yo Yum's; go the Central Dairy, but they close at 5 or 6 so it's not open in the evening. The icecream is amazing and so are the serving sizes. You can also check with the CVB to see if there are any tours of the Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP), a very cool place - to visit if you get my drift. Bike
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JT From KC from Raytown, MO on 05/27/2015 12:13 PM:
How far is the trail from the Amtrak station? My wife and I are taking the train into JC and biking to McKittrick/Herman.
Cathy from Jefferson City on 05/27/2015 07:04 PM:
This was answered recently, but I can't find the comment. So here goes: it is not far. I just checked on my phone's gps. From the Jefferson City Amtrak station to where you get on the pedestrian/bike bridge over the Missouri River (address of house right by that entry is 114 Clay St. if you want to put it in your gps) is 1 mile, 6 minutes by bike. Then from that point to the Katy Trail State Park N. Jefferson Trailhead is 2.4 miles, 12 minutes by bike.
You will enjoy biking over the Missouri River on our wonderful pedestrian/bike (completely safe) bridge.
Have a great trip.
Donna from Shawnee, KS on 05/28/2015 08:23 AM:
2.4 miles in 12 minutes by bike? I WISH I could ride that fast!
Anonymous on 05/28/2015 09:15 AM:
12 mph....surely you can.
Donna from Shawnee, KS on 05/28/2015 12:02 PM:
You're right -- I'm obviously not a mathematician!
Cathy from Jefferson City on 05/28/2015 08:38 PM:
When I posted that I did not do the math. Which is good because I don't want people to know how slow I bike. So just use the # of miles to figure out what you will need to bike to get from the Amtrak Station to the Trailhead.
Another plus is that you will be biking around the Missouri State Capitol. If you have some time, instead of turning right on East Capitol and heading in the direction of the Capitol, you could turn left on East Capitol and bike for about a mile down one of the most historic streets in Jefferson City. You will end up by the Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) which was decommissioned as a prison in 2004. Our convention and visitors bureau (CVB) holds tours of the site. Go to their website for details. Once you past the prison, you can turn around and head back towards the Capitol, and then the pedestrian/bike path.
N. Jefferson
Anonymous on 06/30/2011 10:29 PM:
Can anyone let us know which places offer shuttle service to their bed and breakfasts or hotels? Which would you recommend?
Cathy from Jefferson City on 06/30/2011 10:39 PM:
I have heard good reports about The Cliff House B & B and the Briar Rose B & B. I think they both will provide a shuttle. With the opening of the biking/pedestrian bridge over the Missouri River you could easily bike from the N. Jefferson Trail Head to the Cliff House, which is one block from the south end of the new biking/pedestrian bridge ends.
By the way, while we are talking about the new biking/pedestrian bike path over the Missouri River at Jefferson City, it will be closed during the fireworks on 7/4.
Todd from Kansas City on 07/01/2011 08:17 AM:
We have stayed at the Cliff Manor the last 2 years and the owner (Thom) is very helpful. In 2010 he picked us up at the N Jefferson trailhead and shuttled us to his B&B. This year we road across on the new bike lane (which is completed separated from vehicle lanes) and had no problems getting to the B&B.
tina nathe from maplewood, mo. on 07/02/2011 08:14 AM:
We have stayed at the Cliff Manor also and they do have a shuttle. We also just stayed at Critter Cottage in Marthasville and Monettes Cabin in Marthasville both shuttle.
LQ from Bridgeton, MO on 08/07/2011 07:43 AM:
How far is it from the trail to this B & B. Costs?
Cathy from Jefferson City on 08/07/2011 08:19 AM:
LQ, I just went to the websites for Cliff Manor (www.cliffmanor.com, phone 573-635-4208) and Briar Rose B & B (www.briarroseinnbnb.com, phone 573-338-0284). The Cliff Manor site has a map showing how close they are. I would guess that once you get off the pedestrian/bike bridge on the Jefferson City side of the river (south side of river) the Cliff Manor is 1/4 mile or less. That would put them about 2 miles or less from the N. Jefferson trail head. The Briar Rose web site says they are 3.5 miles from the N. Jefferson Trail Head.
Ray Price from Overland Park on 08/10/2011 03:01 PM:
We stayed at the Briar Rose last summer and they came out and picked us up. I was really impressed with how he transports the bikes. he has a full sheet of plywood with quick release mounts in the back of his covered pickup truck. Just set the front fork in one of the mounts (he can carry 4 bikes I believe), lock it down and slide the sheet back into the truck. Very slick. The folks at the Briar Rose are super nice and the B&B was very nice as well.
Karen L from Sullivan MO on 08/18/2011 08:14 PM:
We were just at the Cliff Manor B&B the beginning of August. The ride from North Jefferson was easy...it is literally right across the bridge. They were very accommodating to us! Our bikes were muddy...they cleaned them and filled and froze our water bottles. The breakfast was outstanding. The best scones I have ever had....and I'm half Scottish! I would highly recommend this B&B.
John and Jenny from Shawnee, KS on 08/22/2011 07:58 PM:
We just spent 3 days with JeanetteBriar Rose B & B (www.briarroseinnbnb.com, phone 573 -338-0284. The service was outstanding, the food delicious and a very quiet location for a bed and breakfast. They will pick up at many of the different trailheads.
Scott C. from Troy MO on 09/15/2011 11:22 PM:
We just stayed at the Briar Rose B&B. We had five adult men, plenty of room, very nice place. Randy and Jeanette picked us up and shuttled us to the B&B. We had secured storage for our bikes, plenty of showers, laundry facilties, and fresh made brownies upon arrival. They also allowed us to tag along to their dinner at Bandanas. We encountered some bike issues on the trail and they shuttled us to the bike shop and waiting for our repairs to be completed prior to delivering us to the trailhead. I would highly recommend this B&B. Randy and Jeanette are great.
Thanks Randy and Jeanette!
Anonymous from Castle Rock CO on 10/03/2011 07:19 PM:
Briar Rose very nice, wonderful owners. Helped with a bike problem. Would stay there again if in Jeff City. Take the B-Rose shuttle rather than ride in. It's a fairly long ride in a busy urban setting with hills. Unless you're strong urban riders, the shuttle is a bargain and the way to go.
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Did you ever take those "which Disney princess are you?" or "which Lord of the Rings character are you?" quizzes, where you'd be given HTML code to paste your result on your myspace or whatever? Or maybe more recently you've tried Buzzfeed's "which Rory Gilmore are you?" quiz.
Basically, if you, like I, enjoy a good personality test, here's a list of some that are both fun and insightful. Check em out!
Discover your Archetype
The ultimate heroine training test determines your top three archetypes. After you take it, compare your results with the Disney princess archetypes – which princess are you?
Gretchen Rubin's Quiz: The Four Tendancies
How do you deal with commitments and expectations? Understanding your personality type in this context can help you stick to the habits you want to build.
The Five Love Languages
The five love languages are "words of affirmation", "acts of service", "receiving gifts", "quality time", and "physical touch". How do you prioritize them? what means love to you?
Go on! Try one of these quizzes right now and share your insights. Any other useful quizzes I should know about?
P.S. Which two Disney characters are you? I want to know!


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Introduction: Marlin-config
Everybody knows about most popular firmware for various 3d printers named as Marlin Firmware. Its ability is so wide and extends quickly due to a lot of people working about it.
Huge amount of options and abilities confuses everybody, who sees it at first time.
For simplifying and speed-up configuration process with the firmware - I want to introduce this tool
It works on Windows, Mac OS, Linux (.deb and .AppImage)
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Step 1: Installation
1. Go to the github releases page and download file for your operation system
2. There is one dependency for work it is GIT . It must be installed before with default configuration, if you don't have it
Step 2: Running
At first You need just any empty folder(on your desktop or home folder - do not use a name folder "Marlin" !!!) where will be deployed the marlin repository.
Then run the marlin-conf application and choose this folder, after selecting folder it will download the firmware (it can take a minute - real size of repository about 50 Mb)
At second run you can select the same folder and it will be faster, because will be used previous downloaded repository
Step 3: Uploading Your Previous Configuration
There are two ways upload your previous configuration: drag these files into browser or open these from from folder on the disk using 'Upload' -> 'Files' button
Step 4: Customizing
There are four tabs in this application and each has sections
For quick navigation you can use right sided navigation bar
Each line has yellow button with sigh '?' at the end - which can help you to understand the option
Also helpful can be 'G-codes' tab
Step 5: Compilation and Uploading Firmware
If you have installed Arduino and like this project - just open from it this folder and do it
But here is another way to compile and firmware your hardware is PlatformIO project which support a lot of platforms and IoT devices and do it quickly
After its installation, described on project page and restarting marlin-conf application, you can press 'Compile' button and all packages and libraries will be downloaded and installed automatically
If compilation is succeeded - press 'Flash' button to firmware your device
Step 6: Interacting With Printer
This step can be used at any time(without customizing and flashing)
Press 'Consoles' button - and in new window you get list of your serial ports with ability to select speed and open it
Also you can use 'Command' helper to operate with printer's head - it so usable when debugging hardware and firmware
On main page of application is the tab with G-codes - It can help you too
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why dont anet v1 show up under boards so i can upload?can anyone give me a step by step how to do this?i cant get it to upload ether using arduino as well
I have the same questions as pseakins but it looks like the author is not supporting this. It's a sham because it looks very useful, just not enough of an explanation on how to actually use it. I can open up my current "old" header files and see/change all the key values. Now how do I transfer these to the new Marlin release headers which have numerous changes of their own?
Hello,his tool is working pretty well for me but if try to switch from 1.1.8 to 2.0 i get this error :
please commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
someone any suggestions to get rid off it
I'm confused. This configurator seems comprehensive and has some nice features but it doesn't appear to store MY configuration info. It seems to me that after I drop in my pre-configured files and make further changes that MY changes would be stored in a data file somewhere other than configuration.h so that when a new Marlin version is released, configurator would be able to pull the new release, apply all of MY unique changes and then be ready for a fresh build. But when I try to change revisions it tells me I need to get rid of my changes. If it can't remember them what is the point of using the tool?, other than for the other nice features. Am I missing something?
I installed GIT then the setup.2.7.11.exe, but it won't install, complains about GIT must be installed..But i just did that (with all defaults).
I had the same problem. It seems that that problem goes away if you run GIT GUI, click on Create a new repository and then when you are done, close GIT GUI. Now you can install marlin-conf.
Even after opening GIT GUI and creating a new repository the Marlin Configuration tool still asks for the GIT....... Please could you help? Do I need to reboot the computer?
Took me a while to figure this out and get it working on Windows 10, December 2017
Here is the tutorial on the wiki for installing it
You have to install All of the dependencies -
Note you have to install python 2.7 for PlatformIO
I used the Full Guide to install PlatformIO
In a command prompt you have to be able to run these commands without errors.
I then could install marlin-conf-setup-2.8.0.exe
When I ran the exe it asked for previous Marlin directory or empty, so I created an empty folder and selected it, then it downloaded Marlin.
Hope this helps someone as it wasn't straight forward.
Thanks for this! Very useful for testing each setting because of how simple the layout is.
I'm excited about this tool, because I can't get Marlin 1.1.5 to support G29 on my delta printer. Perhaps I have a mistake in configuration, so I want to try out your tool. You say "after selecting folder it will download the firmware (it can take a minute - real size of repository about 50 Mb)", but it isn't downloading. It's been an hour and the target folder is still empty. If I download Marlin 1.1.5 on my own it takes 10 seconds. I can run marlin-conf again and select the folder again, but I always get the same result. No download. I'm using Win10. Do you have any suggestions?
must be installed the GIT but not GIT GUI, after installing You can check working with Menu-R cmd <Enter> git <Enter> - if You get an error then reinstall the GIT with default settings https://git-scm.com/downloads
Hi, could you help me out plz, i installed git and then the app, i made a folder and put marlin 1.1.5 into it, i then changed the config file with one from the hypercube EVO, every time i open the app, it wants me to select the map, then it gives a message it wil download or do something, but the program doesnt start up? I cant get to step 3 ...
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Our Munich-based portfolio company GNA Biosolutions is making its contribution to the fight against the corona virus and is also supported by the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs in order to enable the market launch of the mobile test device within 8-12 weeks. GNA Biosolutions uses a novel detection method, which provides a reliable result regarding a possible COVID-19 disease within 15 minutes. With 1,000 devices about 300,000 tests could be performed daily.
In addition to the current challenges, the rapid diagnosis of highly infectious diseases will continue to provide a good database for the future in order to identify pandemic risks at an early stage and initiate appropriate measures.
More information can be found in the article in Süddeutsche Zeitung (text in German) under the following link.
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As a company that has been digital for years, the conversion to home office in the course of COVID-19 was not difficult for us. Since mid-March, we have been keeping our physical distance responsibly and considerately, but we are still making a digital effort to promote interpersonal exchange and cohesion during the crisis. During this time, it becomes particularly clear how important the digitalization of our processes and the solidarity towards our fellow human beings are.
For years, OCCIDENT has been investing in start-ups that make digital and medical progress possible and thus represent added value for society. As a financially strong and entrepreneurial investor, we will continue to support start-ups. Especially in the current crisis, we take our responsibility seriously and continue to be a trustworthy partner for visionary founders.
Stay healthy and take care of yourself!
Already for the third time, Occident participates in a financing round for the Swiss diagnostics company Lunaphore, which revolutionizes tumor diagnostics with its technology. Following the successful market launch of LabSat, the new funds will flow into the company's growth and internationalization, as well as into new innovations.
More information can be found in the press release under the following link.
More about Lunaphore
Congratulations to advanceCOR! With its lead compound Revacept, our portfolio company was able to prevent the local activation of blood platelets at sites of vascular injury in carotid stenosis patients in a phase II clinical trial and thereby achieving an almost 50% reduction in new silent strokes (microinfarctions). More information can be found in the press release under the following link.
More about advanceCOR
We are happy to start the new year with great news. After nearly four years of investing in Cunesoft and supporting the exciting development of digital data management in the healthcare sector, we could realize a successful exit. With Phlexglobal, Cunesoft has found a perfect match for its further internationalization of its unique software solution. We congratulate the founders and the whole team and wish them all the best!
Also at the beginning of the year 2020, climate change and its negative consequences are more present than ever. As a sustainable company, this issue is important to us, which is why we also want to make our contribution to climate protection. We have calculated our CO2 corporate balance for the year 2019 and, based on this, support projects to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in cooperation with the Swiss foundation myclimate.
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We would like to make ourselves aware at the end of the year that in a fast-moving and continuously success-oriented time it is always necessary to pause for a moment in order to actually be able to realize the unlimited potential of innovation.
With this in mind, we would like to thank you for the enriching and inspiring cooperation and look forward to working together in the future to raise our eyes and improve tomorrow's life sustainably through meaningful investments.
We wish you a peaceful, inspiring Christmas season and a fantastic year in 2020.
Resistell closes the year successfully with Occident as lead investor in the Series A financing round. Founded in 2018, the start-up is dedicated to the precise and rapid identification of antibiotic resistance. In order to advance clinical validation and marketing approval, additional funding was provided by existing and new investors. More information can be found in the press release under the following link.
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Occident invests in the German clinical-stage biotech start-up Algiax Pharmaceuticals, which develops innovative and unique therapeutics for the treatment of neuropathic pain. More information can be found in the press release under the following link.
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Congratulations to BioM for the successful 7th BioAngels Pitch Day in Munich! With the excellent selection of startups BioM proved the exceptional quality of the event again this year. We were happy to support as sponsor and investor expert and are looking forward to the events in the new year.
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Investing in start-ups is based on mutual trust and good cooperation. Our investment team has grown this year, and so we took the time to professionalize the topic of communication in a workshop in Hamburg. In addition to talking about our own motivation and inspiration for our job, we also had time to get to know each other better away from our everyday work.
In an interview with CNN Money, Ata Tuna Ciftlik, CEO and co-founder of our portfolio company Lunaphore, gives a great insight into how Lunaphore is revolutionizing tumor tissue analysis and individualizing therapies for cancer patients. His reflections on the cultural aspects of fundraising and the differences in investment strategies in Europe, America and China are also quite interesting.
Link to the interview
For the start of autumn and on the occasion of OCCIDENT's new office in Munich we invited to a housewarming. In a relaxed atmosphere, our portfolio companies, existing and potential co-investors as well as business partners were able to engage in fruitful exchanges. Interesting conversations, exciting discussions and promising contacts made the evening a full success. We thank all guests for the great premiere and look forward to further inspiring events.
Congratulations to our portfolio companies Lunaphore, Versantis and Resistell on their respective placements among the 35 most promising start-ups in Switzerland! We were pleased to support the award organized by Venturelab as a jury member and are looking forward to further successful cooperation.
More about Lunaphore Technologies SA
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In August we spent our offsite in Munich. As a team, we were able to deepen our knowledge in the areas of life sciences and digital with exciting topics in the Deutsches Museum, as well as gain exclusive insight behind the scenes of two of our portfolio companies. A Segway tour through the city, the numerous culinary highlights and a visit to Occident's new offices rounded off the positive impression of Munich and increased the anticipation of further exciting investments.
Occident invests in the German molecular diagnostics company GNA Biosolutions, which is developing a disruptive technology for ultrafast and cost-effective molecular diagnostic analysis of DNA from complex clinical samples. More information can be found in the press release under the following link.
Occident has moved into new offices at Mindspace Stachus in Munich. We are looking forward to the new location, the local exchange and the proximity to our current and future portfolio companies.
Congratulations to InSphero! Our portflio company has achieved a breakthrough in 3D cell technology for drug discovery and safety testing with the launch of its 3D InSight™ Human Liver Disease Discovery Platform for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).
Occident is pleased to welcome Julian Krick to the team. After his business studies with focus on data science and first experiences as corporate entrepreneur Julian strengthens the Occident team in Munich as new Junior Investment Manager for the digital sector.
Our portfolio company iThera Medical received the CE Mark for its MSOT Acuity imaging system. This non-invasive, novel technology enables soft tissue imaging without the use of radiation or contrast agents. It combines laser excitation and ultrasound detection for the analysis of hemoglobin, lipids, collagen and other chromophores in tissue. Congratulations!
Numbrs and Allianz have entered into a cooperation whereby the comprehensive product range of Allianz can be offered directly and on mobile devices in the Numbrs Money Store in the future.
Many thanks to the German VentureCapital Magazin for the presentation of Occident in the current issue. We are delighted to have been able to contribute our experience to the cover story (starting on page 18) and to share our fascination for ventures.
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Resistell has attracted CNN Money's attention with its innovative approach to fighting antibiotic resistance. In her 90-second interview, founder Danuta Cichocka provides exciting insights into her company.
Video to LinkedIn
adivo signs first major collaboration agreement with Bayer Animal Health to jointly develop species-specific therapeutic monoclonal antibodies to address the demand for innovative pet therapies. We congratulate adivo on this major step and look forward to further successful collaborations.
Congratulations to our portfolio company Implandata Ophthalmic Products on the CE certification of the EYEMATE-IO 1.1 microsensor implant for continuous monitoring of intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients! Market entry can thus take place in April 2019.
According to the Swiss business magazine Bilan, our portfolio company Resistell is one of the 50 start-ups in which to invest in 2019. We agree and congratulate Resistell!
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Occident welcomes Dr. Kathrin Chojnowska to the team. Following her PhD in neurobiology, Kathrin joins the life sciences team as an Investment Analyst and supports Cédric Barra with her extensive expertise.
We're shaping the future, not just watching it happen. We invest in ground-breaking innovations before they change our lives forever. Are you intrigued by the opportunity to really have an impact in your job and accomplish something meaningful? Join us as a Junior Investment Manager and help shape the future!
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Occident is the proud partner of the Co-Operaid Talents Program and this year again supports 25 disadvantaged students in Laos, Cambodia and Bangladesh with scholarships. This enables these young, highly motivated people to make their dreams come true and to create sustainable added value for the society, often disadvantaged ethnic minorities of the respective country, through their education.
In 2018, the Talents Program produced the first graduate, a lawyer from Bangladesh.
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In recent years, Occident has intensified its investment activities in Germany and we are now ready to take the next step by establishing our own branch office in Munich. We believe that Munich is a great location for our business, thanks to its top international universities and global technology leaders, along with a solid network of renowned investors.
Our goal is clear: we will press on and deepen our existing investment strategy in Germany, by reinforcing and expanding our investment team there as well.
Congratulations to our portfolio company Lunaphore for the launch of its first product LabSat™ for research applications!
At the end of the year, the Occident Team visited the German university city of Heidelberg. An exact picture of the human anatomy could be attained in the Körperwelten Museum which led to conversations about the one or the other portfolio company. The Christmas market in the picturesque old town of Heidelberg provided a very contemplative setting for Christmas.
With this in mind, we wish you a peaceful and Inspiring Christmas season!
The Occident portfolio company advanceCOR announces the successful completion of patient recruitment for the phase II study of Revacept in patients with symptomatic carotid artery stenosis. Congratulations on reaching this important milestone!
Occident invests in the Munich-based diagnostics company iThera Medical together with existing investors Fluxunit – Osram Ventures, Bayern Kapital, BayBG Bayrische Beteiligungsgesellschaft and Extorel in its extended Series C financing round of 9 million euros. The company develops imaging methods for medical diagnostics based on multispectral optoacoustic tomography (MSOT). This laser-enabled technology allows for the evaluation of optical tissue properties and thus enables a more accurate and non-invasive diagnosis in a variety of indications such as cancer and inflammatory diseases. The additional funding will be used for the further development of the MSOT systems and for entry into the clinical market.
More about iThera Medical
Gruenderszene.de published a good article (only available in German language) about our portfolio company Cunesoft and its use of artificial intelligence as added value for the pharmaceutical industry (link).
Occident invests in the Basel based diagnostic startup Resistell, which develops a technology for more precise and fast antibiotic susceptibility testing. More information in the press release under the following link.
In a clinical study, the EYEMATE-SC sensor was implanted in the human eye for the first time. Congratulations on reaching this important milestone!
Our portfolio company Lunaphore Technologies won the Swiss Technology Award 2018 in the category "start-ups". Congratulations!
Technology fascinates us, but in this case the challenge is simplicity and robustness. As part of our philanthropic activities, we are pleased to support the aid organisation Aqua Alimenta and its irrigation technology as the key to food security for smallholder families in Odisha, India.
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Numbrs and Santander Consumer Bank are aligned in the vision to simplify banking. For this reason they have agreed to a long-term distribution partnership.
Lunaphore starts strategic partnership with A. Menarini Diagnostics S.r.l., one of Europe's leading diagnostic solution providers and part of the Menarini Group, bringing a new and innovative system to the market.
A trip to the Austrian Alps allowed the Occident team to work on further improving cooperation and internal processes. Despite bad weather, there were also plenty of opportunities to get to know each other better off the job.
Congratulaitons to Lunaphore and Versantis! We are proud that two of our portfolio companies have been voted amongst the top 10 startups in Switzerland.
More about Lunaphore Technologies SA
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Controlling the computer with your eyes – this fascinating technology has also made the Frankfurter Allgemeine curious. The complete article can be found under the following the link. (German language)
Or as aptly drafted by VDI, the engineers' news portal: "PC reads wishes from the eyes" (article in German language under the following link)
Occident participates in the financing round of the Swiss medtech firm Lunaphore that develops innovative next-generation devices for cancer tissue diagnostics. The funds will enable the product's CE marking and support product launch. More information in the press release under the following link.
iMusician has shown in recent years that its business model can also be successful internationally. In order to promote further internationalization, iMusician closes another financing round with Occident as lead investor and other investors.
Occident invests in the Munich-based biotech company adivo, which develops therapeutic antibodies for pets. More information in the press release under the following link.
In order to continue our path of successful growth, we are seeking to reinforce our team in Zug. Are you interested in making a difference and accepting responsibility? We look forward to your application!
Due to its huge success, Numbrs has attracted the attention of CNN Money. Watch the interview with the founder Martin Saidler at the following link.
InSphero starts promising collaboration with ALPCO on further development of its product range in the area of diabetes research. More
At AdventureRooms Zurich, the team worked under pressure to explore all the options for escaping from a locked room. Fantastic cooperation in the team and the different skills of each individual team member made this experience a great success. As a reward, there were culinary delights to enjoy at Food Zurich.
Lunaphore launches a cooperation with Spanish company Vitro S.A. in the field of In Situ Hybridization (ISH). More
Occident participates in the medical device company Implandata Ophthalmic Products in Hannover. More information in the press release under the following link.
To support the rapid development of InSphero as the leading supplier of 3D microtissues, Occident joined forces with new and existing investors to provide follow-on financing for this Zurich-based biotech firm. This will allow InSphero to reinforce its outstanding position in this fast-growing future market.
Thanks to the intense interest from industry and full order books, 4tiitoo decided to raise additional capital to realize its full potential. After strengthening the team with a VP Sales, the company is now ideally positioned to revolutionize the workplace with intuitive gaze-tracking technology.
Occident's portfolio company Lunaphore is launching a promising collaboration with Perkin Elmer for the quicker analysis of tumor samples.
Occident is pleased to welcome Matthias Schrader to the team. Following completion of law school in Lucerne and admission to the Swiss bar, Matthias is taking on the position of Junior Legal Counsel in the Occident team, with responsibility for all legal matters.
The Munich-based biotech firm advanceCOR develops innovative medications for the personalized treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Financing was realized with a group of reputable co-investors and provides advanceCOR with liquidity until completion of the phase II studies on patients.
4tiitoo is rolling out a pilot project with Benteler Automotive, using a NUIA platform for efficient gaze-control of selected applications.
The following article focuses on Vincent Forster, CEO & Co-Founder of our portfolio company Versantis.
After an introduction to traditional sake making and Japanese drinking culture, the Occident team enjoyed a sake tasting. Dinner afterwards was a great occasion to explore and enjoy the diverse cuisine of Indonesia.
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Abscesses are formed because an object, (e.g. splinter) or foreign organisms (like bacteria), become trapped under your skin and are not removed. The body reacts by sending blood to the area, causing it to redden, swell and become hot. White blood cells fighting the infection die and form pus. The body also attempts to isolate the area so that it will not spread to other parts of your body. It does this by forming a wall around the infection using the nearby healthy cells. This causes an area that is hard and swollen and full of pus i.e. an abscess.
Echinacea tincture or capsules are recommended to sustain the immune system. Garlic can also be taken in capsules or as a juice.
If the abscess is in the mouth, tincture of Myrrh or Cloves can be used as a mouthwash.
If there is no way that the pus can drain out of the abscess then you may need to have the abscess drained by your healthcare practitioner.
Keeping the part of your body with the abscess elevated as much as possible and applying a hot compress of slippery elm powder, comfrey or marshmallow to the area may help speed up the healing process.
If your abscess has not healed within one week then please consult your healthcare practitioner.


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What's your take on Facebook's new Reactions? This week, the social media giant went beyond the long requested "dislike" button when adding to their current "like" button. These new Facebook Reactions show a user's "reaction" to a specific post. Users are now able to select Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry to express their opinion in response to the post. So what happened to the user requested "dislike" button?
Well, as it stood, the Like Button was an amazing data source for crafting a user's newsfeed by providing Facebook with 6 billion Likes per day. The Like button was able to tell Facebook algorithms on how to distribute content unique to each user. In looking at a dislike button, it just didn't cut it. In normal Facebook fashion, they took a request to the next level. Facebook hired a team of 5 data and behavioral scientists to figure out what emojis should be added to Facebook. At first it appeared that they would need hundreds of emojis to accurately show what users wanted to express, but the typical Emoji bank of 100 emojis just wouldn't work for Facebook. They then set out to find the 5 basic emotions of Facebook comments, which resulted in their current offerings of reactions.
So, now that Facebook is a public company, you can usually follow every decision to the money… the ads. What do these "reactions" do for advertisers? Well, it provides instant feedback on posts, which will allow advertisers to craft their content and messages appropriately. For example, if a Political Action Committee (PAC) posts negative content and articles about their opposing views, an "angry reaction" is the desired outcome. If that same PAC then posts something supporting their views and they get lots of "likes", "wows" and "loves", they are then validated in their content choice.
With all of this new data, Facebook will soon be rolling out tools for advertisers to evaluate the new "reaction" data and improve (then hopefully increase) their marketing efforts on the platform.
Get ready for a wild ride folks, because Facebook just made it even easier for marketers to consider the site their number 1 marketing platform.


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The 2015 UTEP football season kicks off in nine days and head coach Sean Kugler has yet to name a starting quarterback. Kugler, who enters his third year at UTEP, said on Thursday's team luncheon …Read More »
UTEP, UNM to renew long-time rivalry
The UTEP-New Mexico men's basketball series is returning followed a delayed absence. The Miners and Lobos will renew their long-standing rivalry at "The Pit" in Albuquerque on Dec. 3, 2016, followed by a return game …Read More »
UTEP Volleyball Begins 2015 Campaign on the Road
The UTEP volleyball team will begin the 2015 campaign with three matches on the road. The Miners will take on SMU in the TCU tournament on Friday at 10 a.m. in Dallas, Texas. The Orange …Read More »
Adams Announces UTEP Women's Basketball 2015-16 Schedule
The return of a Thanksgiving Classic in El Paso, match-ups with both New Mexico and New Mexico State and a grueling 18-game Conference USA regular-season slate highlight the 2015-16 UTEP Women's Basketball schedule, as released …Read More »
Matchups Set For Corpus Christi Coastal Classic
UTEP will face Southern Illinois, and either Colorado State or Portland at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi Nov. 27-28. The field and matchups are set for the 2015 Corpus Christi Coastal Classic. The …Read More »
UTEP Topples Abilene Christian, 1-0, Behind Cutaia's Goal
UTEP senior Angela Cutaia hammered home a header at 80:51 to help lift the home side to a 1-0 victory against Abilene Christian at a sun-soaked University Field Sunday afternoon. Freshman Carleigh Simmons was credited …Read More »
UTEP Football Completes Final Scrimmage of 2015
UTEP head football coach Sean Kugler and his staff will make a few final decisions regarding the depth chart, as the Miners wrapped up the final scrimmage on Saturday morning before the Sept. 5 kickoff …Read More »
Miners Upended By Eastern Washington 2-1
Bri Barreiro scored and freshman goalkeeper Alyssa Palaciosregistered 10 saves but visiting Eastern Washington came away with a 2-1 victory in the 2015 season opener for both squads at a packed University Field Friday evening. …Read More »
Former UTEP runner Okagbare Set to Compete at IAAF World Championships
Former UTEP sprinter and jumper, Blessing Okagbare, will represent the country of Nigeria at the 2015 IAAF World Championships in Beijing from Aug. 22-30. Okagbare will be competing in the 100m dash, 200m dash and …Read More »
UTEP Football Wraps Up Camp Ruidoso
Miners will open the 2015 campaign on Sept. 5 at Arkansas RUIDOSO, N.M. – The UTEP football team concluded Camp Ruidoso with its second scrimmage, but first official with Conference USA referees on Sunday. The …Read More »
Women's Tennis Announces Fall Schedule
The Miners will compete in five tournaments during the fall season EL PASO, Texas – UTEP women's tennis head coach Roberto Aspillaga announced the 2015 fall schedule on Thursday. Aspillaga will begin his first season …Read More »
MAC Pre-Game Tailgates Shift to Kidd Field for 2015 UTEP Football Season
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UTEP Soccer Picked Fourth In C-USA Preseason Poll
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Stomper Lubna was frustrated when she saw a group of cyclists holding up traffic while cycling in the middle lane along Upper Bukit Timah Road towards the city this morning (Sep 3).
To be safe and not to hold up traffic, cyclists are advised to keep to the side but these cyclists did not seem to get the memo.
Read also: Perhaps these cyclists along Keppel Road can consider not taking up the whole lane?
Lubna said:
"They are such a nuisance holding up traffic like this.
"They don't even pay road tax but continue to act like this and hold up traffic just because nobody will stop them."


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VANCOUVER — It's a feeling Canada hopes not to experience again for the rest of the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship.
The Canadian team looked flat early and it proved costly in a 5-2 loss to Finland Sunday at Rogers Arena in Canada's final exhibition game heading into the tournament.
"It's good to get it out of the way," said Cody Glass, the Portland Winterhawks centre who was picked sixth overall by the Vegas Golden Knights in the 2017 NHL draft. "We never want to have that feeling again.
"We want to make Canada proud. It's a pre-tournament game but we have to treat every game like it's the gold-medal game. It's kind of unacceptable for us to play that way in front of our fans. We didn't play to our best tonight."
Canada, the defending world junior goal medallists, open the tournament Wednesday against Denmark. Finland plays Sweden.
Finland opened the scoring Sunday on Otto Latvala's pretty short-hand goal in the first period. The Finns also got power-play goals from Eeli Tolvanen and Anton Lundell to lead 4-1 in early in the third period.
Linus Nyman and Santeri Virtanen, who scored into an empty net at the buzzer, notched the other Finnish goals. Kaapo Kakko, projected to be the No. 2 pick in this year's NHL draft, had two assists.
Morgan Frost and Barrett Hayton scored Canada's goals on power plays. Glass had one assist.
Head coach Tim Hunter said Finland played with an energy Canada lacked.
"We didn't start the game with a sense of urgency," said Hunter. "The Finns had a sense of urgency to start the game, to compete and play physical. We were chasing the game from then on."
Among Hunter's frustrations was his team's power play, which finished the night 2 for 6.
"I liked the Finnish power play, they snapped it around, they worked quick," he said. "We didn't do anything to make their penalty killers work. I could have killed a penalty.
"They have to have a sense of urgency to get into the game and make a difference."
Vancouver Canuck prospect Michael DiPietro started the game in goal for Canada, stopping 13-of-15 shots before being replaced by Ian Scott at 8:55 of the second period. Scott stopped 8-of-10 shots.
Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen stopped 31 shots for Finland.
Finnish coach Jussi Ahokas said his team showed no fear against Canada.
"I don't think we have to fear," he said. "We have good players on our team. It's not a thing for us Finns, we don't fear.
"We want to play the puck and have bravery when we play it, so we don't start throwing it away and we can control the game."
Finland went ahead 1-0 at 10:26 of the first period while killing a tripping penalty called on Urho Vaakanainen. Right winger Teemu Engberg showed some speed by pouncing on a loose puck, then slicing around Canada's Owen Tippett. He took a shot that DiPietro stopped but Latvala knocked home the rebound.
A defensive lapse allowed Nyman to put the Finns ahead 2-1 at 3:49 of the second. Nyman brought the puck out from behind the Canadian net, then was left untouched at the side of the goal. He patiently waited then shot the puck over DiPietro's glove.
Finland showed its poise late in the second period when Canada had a two-man advantage for one minute. The Canadians poured on the pressure, but the Finns weathered the storm.
After winning it's first two exhibition games by lopsided scores the loss against Finland was a splash of reality for Canada.
"It was a good test for us going into the tournament," said Glass. "Now we know where our game could be.
"We're going to go over video the next couple of days and we are going to ready."
If the loss was a teachable moment, Hunter hopes his players are quick learners.
"The learning curve in the world junior tournament is very steep," he said. "We will have to learn from that experience in a hurry."
NOTES: Canada outshot Finland 17-5 in the third period. ⦠The Canadians thought they had scored with 3:12 left in the third but the officials ruled the whistle had blown. ⦠Canada outscored its opponents 11-4 in its previous wins over Slovakia and Switzerland. ⦠Finland beat Denmark 7-0 in its other exhibition game.


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The Ilkley Flickr group met on Sunday morning. One of the things we have been talking about has been street photography and was also dealt with in a photo-camp event in Bradford.
Photographing people in the wild, in their natural habitat, is a great sport but one which is fraught with danger. The attraction for me is that it is about people and stories.
Looking thought he street photography groups on flickr there are some wonderful images but many seem to lack a vital ingredient. While many are beautifully lit and composed there is often a lack of story.
A story for me is when you engage with the characters and ask questions – what are they doing? What has just happened? What is about to happen? Often a photo will capture a particular action – Henri Cartier-Bresson called it "the decisive moment".
The raising of questions and the possibility that there are actions beyond the photograph – either in time or space – creates a lively reading; it makes you want to stay and look into the photograph. A photo can be beautiful as a composition and that of course is a lovely thing, but for me I hanker for stories and action. I love it when there is an interplay between the characters and the environment. A street photo is, in this respect, not a portrait but a piece of photo-journalism. We not only need to relate to the characters in the story but to see something of their setting and and what's going on around them.
The mechanics of taking street photos is rich with possibilities for success or failure. Do you use a long lens to avoid being noticed? Do you use a wide lens and get up close? What about asking for permission – before or after you have taken the photo. I don't have an answer to these questions but I would say that the photos that have come out best are when I have been quite open about taking them. The subjects have noticed me taking the shots but have not had time to pose; they look at the camera but otherwise have not reacted to it. I have usually smiled and waved in a self conscious way as if to say thanks.
Another question for me has been monochrome or colour. I like black and white but I struggle to believe that it is flexible enough for street photography. Back in the days of Cartier-Bresson you imagine much of the world to be in black and white. Today colour is an essential part of out identity. I don't feel black and white can cover the richness of how people dress. In the photo I have published the red and green of the women's clothes would not register and yet they are essential to their personality.
An aspect of colour is processing. In my line of work I have sat in on many film colour grading sessions. In TV or cinema colour grading is an art and good colourists are highly valued. One of the aims of colour grading is to arrange for a limited colour palate which enhances skin tone. A blue/green shade makes most skin tones jump out of the screen and many feature films adopt this colouring to enhance the presence of people's faces. You'll see blue/green teal colour in the blacks and shadows. I'm no expert in this but the point I'm making is that no-one on TV or cinema would present images straight out of the camera without some expert grading.
With the above in mind I have been experimenting with a cinema/tv style grading for my street photos designed to bring out the skin tones.
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Thunder in the Valley Annual Air Show at the Columbus, Ga Air Port
By Micheal Dukes administrator
COLUMBUS, GA. — A spectacular day of weather was the final requirement for a great day at the airport with friends and family. The CAF Red Tail Squadron with their unique tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen was part of the lineup for the Thunder in the Valley Air Show, April 8 and 9 at Columbus Airport. Be inspired by the Tuskegee Airmen – the nation's first black military pilots and their support personnel – with the CAF Red Tail Squadron's RISE ABOVE Traveling Exhibit mobile movie theater and World War II P-51C Mustang aircraft.
AMVETS were well represented and signed up around 40 new members. We will announce the total number at our next meeting.
Thunder in the Valley provides financial support to our area Youth Groups
Not only the air was filled with aerial excitement, local youth groups are excited are about financial benefits from the Air Show. Lord knows these youth groups could use the help.
Eight youth organizations in the Chattahoochee Valley will be presented with donations totaling $57,000 for the 2016 Valley Air Show.
The Thunder in the Valley Air Show also provides fund-raising opportunities for youth groups through the operation of air show concessions, carnival activities, and other needed duties, and tickets for youth groups. Wounded Warriors and trainees fro Ft. Benning, enabling soldiers and underprivileged youth to experience the show. $14,700 in contributions and ticket were donated to 12 youth groups and 860 soldiers, bring the total contributions to area charities and causes to $71.700. Wow!
This year's Air Show was an all round success.
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Halloween 2018 Sequel is Reportedly in Development at Blumhouse
Prior to the film's release, speculation abounds that Blumhouse is already gearing up for a sequel to 2018's Halloween movie. The movie, due out this month, completely resets the timeline. As fans of the series know, the original was quickly followed up by a sequel – and then things began to get complicated. So this time around, they're mostly ignoring the other sequels and starting from where things left off in the original (with subtle references to the now non-canon flicks).
First announced in 2016, the "reinvention" was directed by David Gordon Green and co-written by Green and Danny McBride, who worked together on comedic films such as Pineapple Express and Your Highness. Green and McBride, along with producer Jason Blum, have spoken at length about the movie, discussing the choice to change up the continuity as well as the way they decided upon the title. The return of original star Jamie Lee Curtis to the project, coupled with the positive reactions out of TIFF, have sparked discussions of an immediate follow-up. Now, rumors are flying that the sequel is a go.
Related: Blumhouse Will Make A Sequel To Halloween 2018 If It Performs Well
Bloody Disgusting reports that things are already underway for another Halloween 3 (since this year's installment is a sequel to the first movie). The outlet cites unnamed sources who believe that Green and McBride will not be on board this time around, despite previously hinting that they wanted to keep things going. What's more, the outlet speculates that, if Blumhouse kicks things into gear, this sequel could hit theaters just a year after its predecessor – just in time for the 2019 Halloween season.
As the outlet notes, this wouldn't be unusual for Blumhouse. The production company put out its first major hit, Paranormal Activity, in 2009, and a sequel, prequel, or spinoff was released nearly every year after that (save for 2013) from 2010–2015. If Halloween is successful (as the box office predictions indicate it will be), it would make sense to keep the ball rolling and churn out another hit as soon as possible.
Of course, that all depends on what happens in the still-to-be-released 2018 film. Laurie Strode is back, and she's tougher than ever before. Having spent 40 years waiting for the day that Michael Myers returned, it seems unlikely that she'll be taken down. John Carpenter, who wrote and directed the original, has given the 2018 movie his seal of approval and even composed the score. At this point, there doesn't seem to be anything in the way of another Blumhouse hit, as long as they can get a solid writing and directing time solved.
More: Halloween Director Explains The Reason Behind 2018 Movie's Title
Source: Bloody Disgusting
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Arcadia Group is turning to German-speaking countries for a boost in sales, as evidenced by a prominent presence at Berlin trade show Panorama last week.
Düsseldorf-based Loud Agency is representing the Arcadia labels Dorothy Perkins and Burton, targeting wholesale accounts in Germany and neighbouring countries. This follows strong sales of Dorothy Perkins, in particular, with Germany-based etailer Zalando.
"Germany loves Dorothy Perkins, so it is not surprising they want to push further," said one Arcadia womenswear supplier. "They are one of the biggest brands on Zalando, so it is definitely something to capitalise on."
Arcadia identified expansion in its wholesale arm as one its key priorities in its latest results, for the year to 26 August 2017. Parent company Taveta Investments reported a 42% drop in group operating profit before goodwill, amortisation and exceptional items, to £124.1m year on year. Total sales for the year fell 5.6% to £1.9bn.
Last month Arcadia decided not to renew its leases for its Dorothy Perkins, Burton, Wallis and Evans stores at Westfield London, in White City, leaving just the Topman/Topshop stores operating at the west London shopping centre.
Panorama was held on 3-5 July in Berlin. More than 800 brands showed spring 19 collections across 11 halls.
Drapers has contacted Arcadia and Loud Agency for comment.
Readers' comments (3)
Who are they kidding? Arcadia brands are my longer relevant in their home UK market so why would they anticipate success in the German speaking area which is one of the most sophisticated in the world?
Bizarre comment, if i read correctly Topman/Topshop are no longer relevant and German speaking countries have the most sophisticated fashion markets in the World!!!!!
Difficult market as margins are lower and much more competition. Can't see what Arcadia offers to be honest.
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"periods of rest are critical in allowing the brain to synthesize information, make connections between ideas and even develop the sense of self." "Downtime is to the brain what sleep is to the body," observes Michael Rich, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School and executive director of the Center on Media and Child Health in Boston. "But kids are in a constant mode of stimulation." "The headline is: bring back boredom,"More on growing up digital.
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people recently excluded from a group really do feel colder (they ask for warmer drinks and snacks) and people who recently confessed to unethical lapses feel dirty (they're more likely to choose antiseptic wipes for a complimentary gift over pencils).


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Physical Therapy
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Why study Physical Therapy?
Physical therapy is an allied health profession that promotes optimal health and function through the application of scientific principles to prevent, identify, assess, correct or alleviate acute or prolonged dysfunctions.
The goal of physical therapy is to help individuals reach their maximum potential and to contribute to society while learning to live within the limits of their capabilities. To practice as a registered (or licensed) physical therapist, an individual must be a graduate of an accredited program and pass a state licensure examination.
Admission Requirements
Entrance into our DPT program is competitive. Completion of prerequisite coursework does not guarantee admission into the DPT program.
Our DPT program participates in PTCAS (Physical Therapist Centralized Application Service). Transcripts, recommendation letters, observation/volunteer hour documentation forms, and essays will all be submitted through this application system.
For information on PTCAS, please go to: PTCAS application
Requirements for admission to the DPT program include:
- A Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum overall cumulative GPA of 3.00. Applicants are advised that the average GPA of accepted students is typically much higher than 3.0.
- Prerequisite coursework completed with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and no individual course grade below a C.
- Submission of official GRE scores, with suggested minimum scores in the 50% percentile or higher
- Verbal = 150
- Quantitative = 150
- Analytical = 4.0
- The TOEFL is required for international applicants whose native language is other than English. Minimum suggested TOEFL scores are 520 (paper) or 190 (computer).
- Completion of the UC Graduate School application
In addition, applicants must submit:
- Documentation of 50 work or volunteer hours in a physical therapy setting, including 25 hours which must be completed in an inpatient physical therapy setting such as a hospital or skilled nursing facility.
- Submission of 3 completed recommendation forms, including one from a physical therapist.
- Submission of 3 essays as part of the PTCAS application.
Student Outcomes
The table below includes graduation and initial pass rates for DPT classes graduating in 2015, 2016, 2017.
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The three year average initial pass rate on the NPTE for 2015-2017 for UC is 98.766 and the national average initial pass rate for this time period is 92.5%. The average mean scale score on the NPTE for the DPT class of 2017 is 715 and the national average is 680.5. The 3 year average mean scale score for UC is 710.966 and the national average is 678.933.
All of our students (2015-2017) who sought employment in the field were employed within one to six months of graduation. Informal data shows that students are typically employed within one month of graduation pending their passing of the licensure examination. Graduates of our program are typically employed within one month of graduation, pending state licensure.
The Doctor of Physical Therapy degree provides graduates the education needed in order to take the board exam to become licensed Physical Therapists.
UC's DPT program provides you with the education you need to sit for the board licensing exam. Once you graduate, pass the board exam, and meet any state laws and rules exam that is required, you are eligible to work as a licensed Physical Therapist.
Physical therapists practice in a variety of settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private offices that have specially equipped facilities. They provide care to people of all ages who have functional problems, including but not limited to:
- Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Conditions (heart attack, cystic fibrosis, bypass surgery)
- Integumentary Conditions (wounds, burns)
- Neurological Conditions (cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, stroke)
- Orthopedic Conditions (sprains, fractures, sports injuries, amputations, back and neck pain).
- The Surgeon General recently urged physicians to battle against opioid addiction. Physical therapy is recommended as a first-line approach.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of physical therapists is expected to grow by 36 percent from 2012 to 2022, and believes that job opportunities for licensed PT's will be good in all practice settings. Forbes ranked physical therapists as having 1 of "The Ten Happiest Jobs," according to articles published in 2013.
Credits from other PT programs will NOT be transferrable towards the core curriculum of the DPT program.
Students already holding a bachelor's degree but who have not taken all or some of the prerequisite coursework, or students who are undecided in their choice of a bachelor's degree should contact the College of Allied Health Sciences' academic advisors.
International students must complete all pre-requisites, including a bachelor's degree that has been evaluated by an organization that provides credential evaluation. The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is required of all applicants whose native language is other than English. The suggested minimum score is 520 (paper) or 190 (computer).
Accepted international students must fulfill U.S. Immigration Service requirements and register with the International Student Services Offices at UC.
Application Deadlines
The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at University of Cincinnati is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone (703) 706-3245; email: firstname.lastname@example.com; website: http://www.capteonline.org.
Contact Information
Health Sciences Building
3225 Eden Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45267
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Loan for Tesla 3 in Netherlands
Loan for Tesla 3 in Netherlands
Things may be different for Netherlands than in US (where I am), but right now it is only a reservation to a spot in line for "buying" in the future (18-24 months out). You have plenty of time to get your finances and these questions answered.
To try to answer the questions, Tesla has partnered with other financial institutions (banks) for loans. Tesla team makes this process very easy. I'd assume that 800 euros/month is more than enough for the model 3, but that will also depend on the amount of options you'd like to add.
Lastly, I understand that Netherlands has many incentives built in for EVs. You should look into this.
Keep in mind that Delivery of the first Model ☰ to the Netherlands could easily be 35-to-40 months from now. So you could save €28,000-to-€32,000 before the car arrives. I'm certain with that much cash on hand, someone would be willing to offer you a loan with good terms. Good luck!