 year’s Long Beach ePrix.
Away from the track, motor sport continues to give women the chance to excel in a huge array of disciplines – with an increasing number of women involved at the highest levels of officialdom, in engineering, design and in administration and promotion. A key example was last year’s FIA World Rallycross Championship round in Norway, which was officiated over by an all-female panel of stewards for the first time in FIA World Championship history.
As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, motor sport can confidently claim to be a truly equal opportunities endeavour that has been (and continues to be) bold enough to drive change.
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PLEASANT LAKE — It was a smooth ride up Route 124 for Harwich as the Rough Riders built on a 37-21 halftime lead to take a non-league boys basketball victory over local rival Cape Tech 76-45 last night.
Tech was able to hold Harwich's Ryan Soares to just nine points using a box and one defense with Sean Delore Tom Plante doing the defending. Harwich's big men Tyler Kett (20 points, 15 rebounds) and Chris MacDonald (17 points and a number of offensive boards) took up the slack.
Soares dished out seven assists and Peter Sherman added a half dozen.
Harwich (1-1) had 10 players in the scoring column in picking up the first victory in the Peter Gonnella reign.
Tech's freshman backcourt was plagued by turnovers as the Crusaders drop to 0-2. Anson Celin led Tech with 18 points. Brian Thacher added 11.
CCA 58, Sturgis 25OSTERVILLE - Cape Cod Academy was able to dominate inside on the way to the victory over Sturgis.
Pete Lonergan had 13 points and 16 rebounds for the Seahawks and Truls Porter had a game-high 23 points, including two 3-pointers.
The (1-2) Seahawks were missing both its regular point guards but Khiet Chhu stepped in and did a standout job.
Sturgis (1-1) was led by Scott MacKenzie's 10 points. Nick Chaprales was also a standout with his aggressive play.
FA 47, First Baptist School 34FALMOUTH - The Mariners put together an 18-1 run to start the second half to earn their first win of the season.
Ian Hopewood keyed the critical run for Falmouth Academy (1-3), scoring all of his 13 points during the span. Sean O'Neill and Joe Smith also had 13 points for the Mariners, who trailed at the half 17-15.
Hull 70, Mashpee 39HULL - Hull had four players score 10 or more points in coasting past Mashpee.
Mashpee was down by 11 at the half before Hull broke it open, taking advantage of the absence of Mashpee point guard Mike Flick, who has the flu.
Sophomore center Matt Skane and junior guard Mike Fields led Mashpee with 16 points points apiece. Fields also had six rebounds and four assists for the Falcons, who are now 0-3. They host Upper Cape on Monday.
GIRLSCC Academy 29, Sturgis 11OSTERVILLE - Eight different players scored as Cape Cod Academy topped Sturgis. Chelsea Curtis led the way with seven points for the Seahawks, who led 15-5 at the half. CCA is now 1-2.
Eighth-grader Katrina Rubner played a solid game at forward for Cape Cod.
Catherine McMillan had eight points for (1-2) Sturgis, which was missing one of its best players, Megan McEvoy. Freshman Chelsea Lawson was a standout for the Storm.
S.S. Christian 43, CT 27WEYMOUTH - A young Cape Tech squad didn't have an answer for the multi-deminsional Jamie Howard in dropping its season opener.
Howard, a forward hit from the outside and also was effective driving the baseline on the way to 20 points as South Shore Christian improved to 2-1.
Tech sophomore Ashley Ewing had a strong game at the point and scored 14 points. Junior Jasmine Cawley added eight points and had an effective night inside.
Hull 42, Mashpee 26MASHPEE - Hull spoiled the South Shore League opener for Mashpee last night, dropping the Falcons to 1-2 on the year.
Hull (2-1) led 25-12 at the half.
Mashpee point guard Courtney Robertson used quick hands and her speed to grab 10 steals while scoring 10 points.
Eighth grader guard Julieanne McCuish was a defensive standout for the Falcons and Brittney Chapman had nine rebounds.More attention is being placed on Michigan’s role as a world leader in mobile technology and electrification — as well as that role’s link to expanding economic opportunity.
The new office focuses on multiple targets, including increased mobility investment in Michigan, job creation from tech companies, expanding Michigan’s smart infrastructure, supporting the transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles and expanding access to charging infrastructure.
According to the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification’s website, it will work with state government, academia and private industry as well as support startup to scaleup emerging technologies and businesses.
To learn more about the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification and the work it’s doing, visit planetm.com.Stagecoach has confirmed that from 1 May 2015, Norfolk Green will become part of Stagecoach East and trade as Stagecoach Norfolk. Stagecoach took over the previously independent operation in December 2013. The Kings Lynn based company runs commercial, tendered and school bus services, employing around 160 people. Its network covers Norfolk and parts of Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. It was taken over from Ben Colson, who retired from the industry. On shifting to its new owners, it was run seperately from the rest of Stagecoach’s operations, managed by Gary Nolan, Regional Director North, Stagecoach UK Bus. On acquiring the company, Stagecoach said in a press statement that the addition of the business would complement its existing bus operations in the east of England. Norfolk Green was originally started in 1996 with a fleet of six buses.Structure of variation in enzyme activity in natural Drosophila melanogaster populations.

Enzyme activity variation was assessed in several isofemale lines originating from two Hungarian Drosophila melanogaster populations. Samples from each population were taken from from two villages; 8-9 isofemale lines were established from each village. The activities of ADH, alphaGPDH, IDH and 6PGDH were determined in the adults (in the F1 generation) and in the larvae (in the F3 generation) as well. Enzyme activities were measured on starch gel after electrophoresis. The activity of the enzyme was detected in a single individual and it was also possible to determine its genotype. The results showed that most of the variation occurred within sites for all four enzymes. This within site variation was more or less equally partitioned into within and between isofemale line (family) components. A smaller portion of variation was attributable to the differences between the populations. Nevertheless, adult alphaGPDH, and larval IDH and 6PGDH activities exhibited significant differences between the two populations. Variation in larval activities of all enzymes was higher than that of the adults, but 6PGDH had considerably higher variation in the adults. The greater variation in larval activities probably reflected the greater environmental variation in the microhabitat of the larvae compared to that of the adults. Larval activities of the investigated enzymes showed much stronger correlation than adult activities. The correlation pattern in the adults differed greatly between the two populations.''i can't achieve something because i'm not perfect'' phase is far more damaging than the ''yeah, everything is doomed, let's try something'' phase, if it make sense.

To be clear, stop seeking perfection, you're not above average, FINE. Look what cards you have in your hands, and even if your game is crappy, learn to play with it, even if it's not that good. (fuck i have no king become ''what can i do with two 3  by example)

you say you have no skill... great, so you can learn something easely. you're not intelligent? fine... you learned to walk, speak, and write despit it, you should be able to learn something more, even if it take you more time than average. that's ok. 

you're lazy? are you sure you're not depressed? and BTW doing nothing suck a lot of energy. you want to do something? start small.. be proud of you... read books... or don't. you have to find what is working for you.

you can run away from others but not from yourself, anyway. and your skills won't magically appear when you cross the border.Q: Electromagnetic shielding with metal box and wire inside I want to know if this model will have a good electromagnetic shielding or I mean it will have low radio waves losses. There is a box of aluminium foil let say 0.5x1x0.1m (50 to 100 to 10 cm) and copper wire inside. I marked wire which goes inside by red. Then I connect it to a 1GHz high power source and I assume that this system will