Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application was peacefully called to Heaven on February 1 He was a graduate of Elder High School and pursued further education at Miami University where he earned his Bachelor’s degree It was during his time at Miami U that he met the love of his life Ken dedicated his professional career to Human Resources overseeing compensation and benefits at Wright State University Ken found joy in rooting for his favorite teams and sharing that enthusiasm with his family He willingly volunteered to coach his sons’ sports teams instilling in them the values of teamwork and dedication As an active member of the church with Betsy at Mt reflected in the more than 30 years he spent teaching the adult Sunday School class delighting in helping things grow and generously sharing produce with friends and neighbors A visitation will precede the service at 10:30am ensuring all who knew him can pay their respects and honor this remarkable man Ken leaves behind his beloved wife of nearly 50 years and James (Antonella) Selm; and grandchildren Parker Ken’s family would like to extend special thanks to his nurses at Kauhale Centerville for their compassionate care throughout his battle with Alzheimer’s disease.  please consider making a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Metso can better support mining and aggregates customers in China Metso is investing in the expansion of its screening solutions in China which includes acquisition of the screening business and key assets of Selm (Beijing) Technology Co By combining the new offering with Metso's expertise in screening equipment Metso can strengthen its services to better support mining and aggregates customers in China “The acquisition is a significant step in advancing our regional strategy in screening of being closer to our customers We are excited to enhance our role in China as a leading provider of screening solutions for large projects like super quarries We warmly welcome new colleagues to contribute to our growth targets and improved customer service,” said Jouni Mähönen is a Chinese manufacturer of mining and aggregate screens and technologies including micro-sizing screening solutions The company has around 180 employees and its operations are in Shenyang Northeast China.“We have been developing our screening business over the past years building expertise and strong reputation among customers," said Huifeng Tang the screen offering will bring benefits for customers as part of Metso and our employees will get a valued new employer.”Metso's screening solutions for aggregates and mining customers consists of banana screens ultrafine screens as well as screening media Related:Chemours, Energy Fuels Forming Strategic Alliance The acquisition is expected to close during the second quarter of 2025 Kristen also worked in television as the digital producer helping write scripts for advertiser spots and other consumer magazines owned by Petersen Publishing and Weider Publishing She also worked at a Microsoft partner magazine Redmond (formerly Microsoft Professional magazine) as the associate editor Kristen worked as the editorial assistant for a regional weekly newspaper while earning her B.A in journalism with a concentration in public relations from Central Michigan University ACC Reveals Thoughts on President Trump's First 100 Days Pliant Therapeutics Cuts Workforce by Nearly Half Chobani Breaks Ground on $1.2B Natural Foods Plant View upcoming auction estimates and receive personalized email alerts for the artists you follow The first comprehensive institutional tribute to the painter, sculptor, and draftsman Arie van Selm offers a cross-section of his creative phases from around 1980 until his sudden and unexpected death this year The exhibition showcases the work of a world-traveling artist who in the transition from the 20th to the 21st century navigated between the expression of inner states and the observation of nature and the environment It brings together all five types of his bronze-cast crows created since 2011 and presents a concentrated selection of paintings and drawings from 17 lenders Arie van Selm learned to paint in Amsterdam and Zurich before making the USA his adopted home where he maintained a large studio until the end where he worked on the models for his bronze crows I-V at the Noack art foundry have found their way into public and private collections in the United States and Europe Arie van Selm's art was first exhibited at the Kunsthalle Darmstadt in 2015 in Studio Ost accompanying the installation of his Crow II on the then still fenced-in forecourt as part of the Blickachsen 10 (Axes of View 10) exhibition which had meanwhile been donated to the city of Darmstadt by a group of art-loving patrons It is now on display once again as a loan from the Mathildenhöhe Institute Particular attention is paid to Arie van Selm's early work which was introduced to the German art scene by the former Galerie Sander in Darmstadt from the 1980s onwards one can already see the artist using profiles of heads and animals in gestural-expressive compositions of surfaces and repeatedly the crow become dominant in his work and charcoal - rounds off the presentation MU Logo Career and Professional Development | MAE | Student Success COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri soccer senior midfielder Leah Selm recently returned from a visit to NASA’s Launch Services Program Student Volunteer Experience She reflects on her experience and how the program will prepare her for a future career in mechanical engineering How did this opportunity come about with NASA This opportunity came from the Momentum Institute NASA was putting together a program for student athletes with unconventional schedules and put together this week-long program for athletes who have to go back to school early to train I was given the opportunity to interview for this position and then ultimately go to it Why are you pursuing a career or major in mechanical engineering I love solving problems and I’m really interested in design and innovation I can tap into those aspects and find a career that I’d be happy in in the future What did this opportunity teach you about your desired career I was able to shadow different engineers at NASA and see a lot of the different projects they work on and sit in on meetings I learned it’s a career I could see myself going into and I found how interested I was in space and it’s an industry I want to be a part of in the future What was the most surprising part for you or something you were impressed by I would say the most impressive thing was watching a rocket launch It was the first time I’ve seen one in person I think watching it in real life puts into perspective how many different people have to work on it and how crazy it is people can actually make it happen We also got to tour a couple of different facilities and see a space shuttle and rocket in real life Seeing them up close shows how large they are and it was really cool to see that How will this opportunity benefit you post-graduation This will benefit me in a lot of different ways One way is the networking with professionals in an industry I want to be a part of in the future Being able to connect and talk with them and hear their advice for my future career will benefit me I think one of the main pieces of advice that stuck with me was from a program manager They said “when an opportunity knocks I think it tells you to take any opportunity and take a chance with it because you never know what will happen and how it could benefit you in the future from the other collegiate athletes that were there I think I learned how special it is to be collegiate athletes and how intense our role is we train a lot and we do a lot of hard things We all have great mentalities and are very driven and hardworking I think through being with different athletes in different sports I learned how we can bring our sports into a professional career after college and how we can tap into that for the future Why are opportunities like this one important for college athletes I think it’s really important because we all spend a lot of time and energy in our sports we’re going to have to find a career So I think it’s important to set yourself up for success afterwards was something specifically designed for student athletes and it gave us an opportunity to get some real world experience in a career we could want to pursue I think it’s important to take any opportunity you’re given and try things out NASA’s LSP’s Student Volunteer Experience provided the funding for Selm’s experience along with seven other collegiate athletes The NASA Launch Services Program is responsible for procurement of launch services for NASA uncrewed missions and oversight of launch integration and launch preparation activity providing added quality and mission assurance to meet program objectives LSP operates under the NASA Space Operations Mission Directorate This story was originally published by Mizzou Athletics here engineering@missouri.edu MU is an equal opportunity employer © 2025 — Curators of the University of Missouri. 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Privacy policy Transfer portal updates for Missouri men’s basketball 2025 NFL draft profile: Missouri quarterback Brady Cook A look into Columbia’s college-town culture Students at MU gather to show their support for ‘Hacky Sack Man’ 2025 NFL draft profile: Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III MU jazz and philosophy professor’s advice for beginning journaling The Lotus Dress: How an MU TAM student created a project rich with history and heritage Family Recipes: A dialogue between generations The Maneater Releases MOVE Mag: A Miz-aic These book recommendations based on your major should be required reading Missouri soccer star attends engineering internship with NASA before beginning her final season as a Tiger Missouri soccer team captain Leah Selm’s prowess on the soccer field is second only to her prowess in the classroom Selm is majoring in mechanical engineering on top of playing Division I soccer for the Tigers.  Louis started playing soccer while in kindergarten Her older brother also played soccer and Selm said he’s her biggest inspiration “He’s definitely someone I’ve always looked up to,” Selm said so he’s kind of someone that inspired me to not only follow in his footsteps in doing a college sport but to also pursue engineering.”   Staying close to home factored into her decision on where to attend college the University of Missouri always seemed like home for Selm She wanted to attend college close to her family knowing they wanted to come support her every chance they had.  her dream was to play soccer for the Tigers — she achieved that Along with being located a short distance from her hometown Missouri has a strong engineering program that allows her to pursue that career path.   “I think the opportunity to stay home and compete for the state school that I grew up with is something that was really important to me,” Selm said.  math and science were always her favorite subjects Selm aspired to have a career where she could be innovative and make a change in the world.    Selm had the opportunity to work at the John F Students took part in their Student Volunteer Experience which is a week-long internship designed specifically for students who are unable to attend typical internships because of other devotions – like athletes.  an institute that works with student athletes to help them grow their brand and further develop their careers outside of their respective sports.  “Student athletes are a vulnerable population because they’re constantly on the go and doing rehab,” Martinez said She would go around the career fairs and ask about opportunities that were just a few weeks because she had to return for practice.” Martinez has been working with Missouri student athletes to further their education opportunities since January 2023 Every student athlete who is planning on graduating has to meet with the institute The SEC is one of the few major conferences that provides resources for student athletes to succeed not just on the field but also in their academics.  “What we do is really serving as a resource but also serving as an opportunity maker,” Martinez said.  Martinez pulled the file on Selm and contacted her about applying for the position The decision to apply was a no-brainer.  NASA has always been something that inspires me so I think it was something I was really interested in,” Selm said.  After submitting the application form and accompanying essay Selm interviewed for the position with NASA She fit the bill for NASA’s ideal candidate.  was willing to learn and be coached and really wanting to put in the work,” said Martinez.  They chose three people from MU to participate in the internship During her week at the Kennedy Space Center Selm went to the Vehicle Assembly Building shadowed engineers and had meetings with the program manager.  “I think my biggest learning experience was getting to meet with the program managers,” Selm said “They were able to give us a lot of advice for our careers and I think a big piece of advice they gave me was when an opportunity knocks Selm is one of the captains of the team and leads by example She became captain her sophomore year after coaches saw her shining in a leadership position.  “I think I’d kind of just found myself a role on the field of being a leader,” Selm said.   Selm’s favorite memory as a Missouri soccer player occurred during her sophomore year when Missouri beat Kansas Missouri trailed 1-0 early before scoring twice in the second half to complete the comeback.  so there’s a lot of emotions on the line,” Selm said Selm has successfully balanced playing Division I soccer while setting herself up for success for a future in engineering.  “I think there [were] some points where I didn’t know if playing college soccer was attainable but I think just sticking with it and knowing that if you put your mind to something you will be able to achieve it,” Selm said.  Selm is relishing her final year on the team and doesn’t plan on continuing to play soccer after she graduates She is hoping to pursue a career in mechanical engineering but she is also making sure to enjoy her final moments at Missouri.   “[I’m] just making sure I leave everything out on the field and doing everything in my power to have a successful season – making sure I’m continuing to lead through being a captain,” Selm said.  Edited by Dylan Heinrich | dheinrich@themaneater.com  Copy edited by Emma Short | eshort@themaneater.com Copyedited by Hannah taylor | htaylor@themaneter.com Edited by Annie Goodykoontz | agoodykoontz@themaneater.com Some are necessary and we can’t switch them off Others help us to provide you with the best possible service We use cookies to personalise content and ads to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic We also share anonymous information about your use of our site with our social media By accepting cookies you will be helping us to continue to provide you with the best possible service Metso has announced plans to expand its screening solutions in China through the acquisition of Selm (Beijing) Technology Co. a privately owned manufacturer of screening equipment The deal includes Selm’s business operations and key assets with the transaction expected to close in the second quarter of 2025 The acquisition is intended to strengthen Metso’s offering to mining and aggregate customers in China said: “The acquisition is a significant step in advancing our regional strategy in screening of being closer to our customers “We are excited to enhance our role in China as a leading provider of screening solutions for large projects like super quarries.” has approximately 180 employees and supplies screening equipment and technologies including micro-sizing screening solutions President of Metso’s Greater China market area said: “Selm is a respected company with its products and services well recognized by the customers in both mining and aggregates industries “The acquisition will further enrich Metso’s product portfolio and strengthen our competitiveness and market position.” added: “We have been developing our screening business over the past years building expertise and strong reputation among customers the screen offering will bring benefits for customers as part of Metso and our employees will get a valued new employer.” The value of the transaction has not been disclosed and Metso has stated that it will have no material impact on its financial results Unique marketing services that create demand for your products locally Marketing Services Download Media Kits Missouri soccer defends the home field with their third SEC win Editor’s Note: visuals added to story on Oct Missouri soccer kicked off Homecoming weekend by beating Oklahoma 3-1 on Oct while the Sooners fall to 8-7-1 (1-6-1 SEC) Missouri jumps Tennessee in the SEC standings and moves up to a tie with Kentucky and Texas A&M for 8th place.  Senior Leah Selm started the scoring by marking her name in the Missouri program record book Selm scored 37 seconds after the opening whistle marking the 3rd fastest goal in program history rocketing the ball past Oklahoma goalkeeper Caroline Duffy.  Selm continued to be a strong offensive presence taking each of the Tigers’ first three shots The rest of the offense attempted to rally around their captain but only took one more shot in the first half Missouri almost scored at the end of the first half with Keegan Good getting a last-second shot off right before the buzzer Oklahoma controlled the ball for most of the first half Both teams were even in the first half with three corners but Missouri registered more in the game with nine to Oklahoma’s seven.     Missouri’s defense allowed 13 shots but only one goal coming on a penalty kick Sophomore Kate Phillips started in net for the Tigers allowing one goal while making four saves.   Good followed up her first half chance with a goal in the 50th minute to double the Tigers’ lead She fought off defenders before finding Good open at the top of the box who then fired a shot into the top of the net Selm then added to her game with her second goal of the game in the 59th minute The senior captain totalled five points on the night Oklahoma responded with a goal of their own off a penalty kick in the 66th minute Senior Leonie Weber was fouled in the box and was awarded a penalty kick kicking past Phillips for the Sooners’ first goal of the game Both teams were held scoreless during the final 24 minutes to keep the score set at 3-1.            Missouri soccer’s next game is on the road against Texas who looks to preserve its unbeaten 8-0-2 record at home Edited by Dylan Heinrich | dheinrich@themaneater.com Edited by Emily Skidmore | eskidmore@themaneater.com NASA recently selected seven college students for a one-of-a-kind micro-internship at the John F Meet the three Tigers who represented Mizzou By Eric Stann Aug. 27, 2024Contact: Eric Stann, 573-882-3346, StannE@missouri.eduPhotos courtesy NASA University of Missouri student-athletes are proving they excel not only in the athletic arena but also in their chosen fields Tigers clinched three of just seven available spots at a prestigious internship program with NASA’s John F NASA’s Student Volunteer Experience is a week-long educational program designed for college students who are unable to participate in traditional summer-long internships because of other commitments assistant athletic director for student-athlete career development at Mizzou Athletics she guided Mizzou Volleyball’s Marina Crownover Mizzou Football’s Jack Meyer and Mizzou Soccer’s Leah Selm through the competitive application process The opportunity allowed the Tigers to showcase the power of the Missouri Method — Mizzou’s philosophy of hands-on learning — as they collaborated with NASA employees unlocked solutions to real-world problems and explored boundless career possibilities Crownover and Selm worked with some of NASA’s integration and vehicle systems engineers while Meyer delved into government finance within NASA’s business office “I’ve always been fascinated by the world of space exploration so having the chance to participate in this program was a dream come true for me,” said Crownover “Having this hands-on experience at NASA not only enhanced my knowledge and skills in the field of physics but it also gave me the chance to understand how my knowledge from my classes at Mizzou applies to a real-world setting.” a senior mechanical engineering major and captain of Mizzou Soccer said she has always been intrigued by space and interested in math and science create change and drive innovation,” said Selm “It was great to have the opportunity to learn from some of NASA’s main engineers about what their roles are like how they interact with each other in the workplace and what types of real-life projects they’re collaborating on.” said working in NASA’s business office allowed him to gain a better understanding of the different aspects of finance within a government agency He said one of the things that has stayed with him since that week was NASA’s culture “I could see how everyone was excited to go to work every day and everyone was passionate about their jobs That makes me want to look for that in a future work environment.” Meyer said NASA’s culture reminded him of the team environment at Mizzou Football “In Mizzou Football we have a brotherhood,” Meyer said “I feel that extends among the athletes in all sports here at Mizzou I’ve had a few meetings with Mizzou grads about career prospects in different industries and they’re all willing to help the next Tigers in line It makes me look forward to also paying it forward in the future after I graduate.” who transferred to Mizzou earlier this year already feels like she’s part of a tight-knit community at Mizzou and they’d be there for me in a time of need,” Crownover said “There is a camaraderie at Mizzou — not just 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Thamrin No. 8, Jakarta Pusat 10340 Whatsapp: +62811-1933-3639 Email: ppid@brin.go.id Metso is set to acquire Selm (Beijing) Technology Co’s screening business operations and key assets as part of its investment in expanding its screening solutions in China Selm is a privately-owned Chinese manufacturer of mining and aggregate screens and technologies such as micro-sizing screening solutions The company currently has approximately 180 employees and its operations are located in Shenyang Metso’s screening solutions portfolio currently comprises banana screens By combining Selm’s offerings with Metso’s expertise in screening equipment Metso is positioned to strengthen its services to better support mining and aggregates customers in China “The acquisition is a significant step in advancing our regional strategy in screening of being closer to our customers, fostering a market-focused approach,” Metso vice president screening Jouni Mähönen said “We are excited to enhance our role in China as a leading provider of screening solutions for large projects like super quarries We warmly welcome new colleagues to contribute to our growth targets and improved customer service.” Selm founder Huifeng Tang echoed similar sentiments “We have been developing our screening business over the past years building expertise and strong reputation among customers,” Tang said Metso has not disclosed the amount it paid to acquire Selm’s screening business The transaction is subject to conditions precedent and is expected to close during the second quarter of 2025 Earlier this year, Metso revealed it had signed more than 100 new life cycle services agreements in 2024 strengthening its role as a trusted partner for mining and aggregates clients Subscribe to Australian Mining and receive the latest news on product announcements Australian Mining has informed the industry on the latest news and technologies from across the mining sector Australian Mining is a leading resource showcasing the latest in mining innovation South Africa (15 August 2024) — In the field of social impact and community development—where most of the hard work goes on behind the scenes and tireless efforts go largely unrecognised—Dr Lesley Ann van Selm has earned a massive moment in the radiant light of international recognition whose work and purpose can best be summed up as a life of lifting others has been awarded the 2024 Women’s Lifetime Achievement Award-Africa from Prime Awards The Big Deal accolade has been awarded to her not only for her unwavering dedication to social impact in South Africa but also for her innovative business practices and her significant contributions to a multitude of communities As the Managing Director of Khulisa Social Solutions her leadership and vision have been pivotal in lighting the path to a more empowered South Africa from a grassroots level Khulisa is proud to report that it has consistently met and exceeded the needs of its community in the pursuit of social betterment through sustainable approaches While an overview of her work certainly does no justice to the countless lives Dr van Selm and her team have impacted, here are just some of the significant strides Khulisa Social Solutions—an award-winning non-profit organisation with over two decades of empowering underprivileged South Africans to unlock their potential—has achieved: “I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition during Women’s Month This award is a testament to the incredible support and inspiration from my family It is through their unwavering belief in our mission that we have been able to achieve so much I share this honour with all those who have walked this journey with me,” Dr van Selm reflects Van Selm’s contributions extend beyond organizational achievements She was recently awarded a professional doctorate by the International University of Europe Ashleigh Nefdt is a writer for Good Things Guy Ashleigh's favourite stories have always seen the hidden hero (without the cape) come to the rescue her labour of love is finding those everyday heroes and spotlighting their spark - 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Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again Offensive linemen don’t win many individual awards has picked up several this fall after the end of his football career with the Pioneers Perhaps the most meaningful was being named Northern Kentucky’s Offensive Lineman of the Year in December given out earlier this month at the annual awards banquet hosted by the Northern Kentucky Football Coaches Association a Highlands graduate who died of cancer in 2020 an all-state offensive lineman at Highlands went on to be a standout at the University of Kentucky and returned to UK to coach the offensive line from 2013 until he died in 2020 he spent several seasons as head coach of Newport and Campbell County high schools Selm signed a national letter of intent to play football for Kentucky on Wednesday Selm has graduated early and will join the Wildcats program on Jan Selm didn’t know Schlarman personally but is well aware of what he did in his career “He’s left a legacy and being awarded that was a big boost for me.” UK plays in the Southeastern Conference led by perennial national championship contenders Alabama and Georgia “We’re really excited for him,” Simon Kenton head coach Roy Lucas Jr I think everybody knows what UK and UofL (Louisville) mean to football in our state What it means for kids from our state to go to UK and play in the SEC The Louisville Courier-Journal named Selm a two-time first-team all-state honoree He helped the Pioneers average 35 points and 219 rushing yards per game this season and was named Class 6A He finished his career with 152 pancakes and is the No 6-ranked prospect in Kentucky’s Class of 2024 by 247Sports.com Selm is rated an 87 on a scale of 100 by 247Sports Eastern Kentucky was his first overall offer and UK was his second “It’s great to know I’m getting to campus and going to work How they see me developing as a player going into the next level Selm has always been big for his size and quickly stood out when he began playing freshman football Lucas and the Simon Kenton coaching staff moved him up to varsity in the middle of the 2020 season as a freshman “He’s learning more about the game every day,” Lucas said “We realized right away that he was different than most guys He continued to work hard every year and he has continued to develop He’s really been dominant on defense as well as offense He continues to learn the game and mature.” whose given name is Hamadoun after his grandfather described his ability in an interview with ON3.com “He immediately pancaked one of our defensive linemen that had been playing JV and varsity all year,” Frazier said “You could just see the surprised look on that kid’s face when that happened This kid has got something you don’t see every day…His athletic ability is unreal He goes at every drill and attacks everything the way you want him to in a way to get better I still don’t think he realizes how big and how strong he is yet.” He was also a standout for Simon on the defensive line he was fourth on the team in tackles with 59 including a team-high 15 tackles for loss and six sacks he had 35 tackles and two sacks and anchored an offensive line that helped the Pioneers rush for 300 yards per game Being coached and playing on both sides of the ball will help him when he plays offensive line against some of the top teams in college football “He has a feel for both sides,” Lucas said “He knows what it’s like on defense and what you’re trying to do on that side.” Selm originally was recruited to play on the interior Lucas said his best football is ahead of him “He’s such a great athlete for his size,” Lucas said He’s probably going to be able to gain 20 to 25 pounds and be just as athletic as he is People don’t look at him and think he’s 280 pounds because he has an athletic body and he carries it so well We think he’s going to put on weight which will help him at the next level He has great natural strength and he's going to be a good one.” He joins a small list of SK players who gave on to top-level college programs The last SK player who went to UK was Miles Simpson Selm will join Willie Rodriguez of Covington Catholic and Terhyon Nichols of Withrow among local UK signees this week Selm said he has been good friends with Rodriguez for a while a fellow offensive line commit to UK from Taylor County High School in Kentucky "And I just think UK fans are going to really like this kid I think Kentucky fans will be very excited for him I think he's going to be somebody they'll really root for The Kentucky football program has landed another offensive lineman commitment in the 2024 recruiting class. Three-Star interior offensive lineman Aba Selm announced his commitment to the Wildcats Thursday morning on Kentucky Sports Radio a Kentucky native from Simon Kenton High School in Independence made his decision shortly after visiting Lexington for the Wildcats’ junior day on January 28 “I really do think Kentucky is a really great fit for me,” Aba Selm recently told KSR “It’s a coach and staff that really understand me and I can work with them.” Aba Selm is top-ranked player from the state of Kentucky according to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. The three-star prospect is ranked as the No. 46 interior offensive lineman in the 2024 cycle. “They’re a big O-line school,” Selm said. “I love the way their offensive line plays, especially the technique that’s used to teach their players and help them develop for the next level. It really would be a big part of my recruiting process. They’re lineman heavy up front.”  Selm shared with Matt Jones on KSR that ultimately his relationships with Kentucky’s coaches were the deciding factor. “Really the staff there. I just have that great connection with them. With Coach [Zach] Yenser, [Vince] Marrow, they’re the guys you want to be around, help you develop, be the man you want to be after college. It’s not just about the NFL,” he said. Top 101Shane BeamerPuts NCAA on blast Hot3Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein They really bring that hard work and focus What does Selm bring to Kentucky’s offensive line He also would like to improve his footwork and his hands on down blocks “I like to work on getting used to being able to mimic my defenders on the pass game,” Selm said Kentucky was among the first programs to get involved in Selm’s recruitment becoming his second scholarship offer in September The 6-foot-4, 295-pound lineman joins three-star offensive lineman Hayes Johnson as the second commitment in UK’s 2024 recruiting class after Johnson announced his decision on January 26 Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board. "It's not personal, it's personnel." Applying Freddie Maggard's favorite turn of phrase to the 2025 Kentucky football team means you're going to see... Hello, friends. I don't know about you, but I'm still hurting. No hair of the dog can cure my post-Kentucky Derby Depression. Two weeks of excitement... Kentucky's frontcourt in 2025-26 is loaded with talent and positional versatility. Could it be the best group of forwards in the entire country?... Lamont Butler will showcase his skills in front of NBA scouts later this week. Butler was listed as one of 45 prospects who received invitations to... Kentucky took a tremendous leap under Kenny Brooks last season, and obviously, that's because of the talent he brought in. Georgia Amoore and Dazia... Now that the offseason is officially upon us, we're rolling out some new content on the KSR YouTube Channel. What better way to wrap up Monday than... Just like Otega Oweh, Kentucky guard Jaland Lowe continues to go through the NBA Draft process. But in the middle of his preparation, Lowe made... A Lexington native is coming back to the Bluegrass State. On Monday, 7-foot-1 Miami (OH) transfer center Reece Potter committed to the Kentucky... Hot3Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media LEXINGTON, Ky. — Aba Selm is unlike any player Roy Lucas Jr. has come across in more than three decades coaching football Lucas, the head coach at Simon Kenton High in Independence, said the team knew what it had in Selm — a 2024 offensive line commit for Kentucky — almost immediately the Pioneers called up Selm to the varsity team he'd established himself as the team's best offensive lineman "I've had a few skill kids here and there who could compete at the varsity level as freshmen," Lucas said "But I've never coached a lineman who could compete at that level as a freshman." Kentucky football recruiting: Here's where Wildcats coach Mark Stoops' 2024 class stands Kentucky football roster breakdown: Ranking 5 players on verge of breakout season in 2023 Lucas has had his share of gifted players. Among the most notable: Charles Johnson a wide receiver who played three seasons in the NFL (2014-16) Yet Lucas believes Selm — who also plays defensive line two sacks and three forced fumbles in 2022 — is better than Johnson was at this stage "So I've been around a few kids who were very talented," Lucas said "But I think Aba is probably at the top for me One of the top prospects in the commonwealth and a consensus three-star recruit, Selm committed to Kentucky on Feb It came less than a week after a visit to Lexington for the program's junior day "I already was planning on committing to Kentucky Why wait to get the '24 class started?'" the 6-foot-4 Growing up in a home filled with Kentucky fans the opportunity to play for the Wildcats one day is a dream come true for Selm Lucas is confident those feelings will be reciprocated "And I just think UK fans are gonna really like this kid I think he's gonna be somebody they'll really root for." Looking ahead: Projecting offensive depth chart for Kentucky football this fall the state's top-ranked player in the 2024 cycle "I'm already picturing myself blocking for him And Selm would like to see the class grow. He calls Willie Rodriguez "my boy" and wants to be teammates in Lexington The only question now is where Selm will play for the Wildcats He originally was recruited to play on the interior, at either guard or center. But in a recent conversation Selm had with UK offensive coordinator Liam Coen the coach said it's still to be determined they're gonna try me out at all the positions." He enjoys the one-on-one nature of the position Forward thinking: Projecting defensive depth chart for Wildcats in 2023 There's reason to believe Selm might get his wish He believes Selm has grown another inch — now closer to 6-foot-5 than the 6-4 listed on his profiles on various recruiting sites — and has room to grow Lucas is confident that regardless of the position Selm mans for the Wildcats he'll be successful — especially since he's still learning offensive techniques and fundamentals from the conditioning standpoint," Lucas said "He doesn't struggle because he's so athletic and he's in such good shape I think once he gets around the college coaches and gets that daily coaching in that aspect Reach Kentucky men’s basketball and football reporter Ryan Black at rblack@gannett.com and follow him on Twitter at @RyanABlack Selm Muir is now under the management of Scotland international carp fisherman who has been giving the site near Livingston a facelift and is keen to encourage more people Nearly 80 of the original carp plus new stock awaits anglers at the lake which will be otter fenced To fish the water you need to be a member and the advertised fee is £150 per calendar year and this will include 10 kilos of house pellets and a tub of popups plus a discount at nearby West Lothian Angling which is also owned by Taggart Members will be able to book a slot online and 24-hours sessions are £25 and day sessions £15 An application form is on the website at www.selmmuircarpfishery.co.uk and rules include a maximum of two rods and no braided line Leaders are not allowed and tubing is recommended Only barbless or de-barbed hooks can be used and the minimum main line to be used is 0.35mm or 15lb Taggart said: “Selm Muir is for anglers by anglers.” PICTURE: A section of the new fishery near Livingston Food critic and managing editor of a well-established food and travel website Also a magazine editor of publications with circulations of up to 200,000 and managing director of a long-established PR/marketing company with a string of blue-chip clients in its CV Former communications lecturer at a Scottish university and social media specialist for a string of successful and busy SMEs The Edinburgh Reporter brings you news all about Edinburgh Book a visit Joanne van Selm is an Independent Consultant on Migration and Refugee issues who also serves as Associate Director for Research at Eurasylum Dr van Selm co-edited the Journal of Refugee Studies (Oxford University Press) from 2001-2011 and has almost two decades’ experience in policy and academic research on migration She has previously been an adjunct professor at Georgetown University (2012-2013); Senior Policy Analyst at the Washington DC-based Migration Policy Institute (2001-2006) and Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Amsterdam and the Vrij Universiteit She has participated in studies for the European Commission including the feasibility studies on joint processing (2011) relocation (2010) and resettlement (2004) as well as the study on the transfer of protection status (2005) and the European Parliament on solidarity (2011) Dutch governmental and non-governmental bodies through EUrasylum she has conducted work for the EU institutions and IOM The author of several books and numerous chapters and articles Joanne van Selm has lived and worked in Jamaica Email: jvanselm@gmail.com MEI is not able to assist with contact requests media@mei.edu 202-785-1141 x241 events@mei.edu 202-785-1141 x202 development@mei.edu 202-785-1141 x2505 mej@mei.edu 202-785-1141 x210 artsculture@mei.edu 202-785-1141 x2509 communications@mei.edu 202-785-1141 © 2018 Middle East Institute All Rights Reserved | Accessibility Policy | Built by Social Driver Less than 24 hours after 2023 prospect William Spencer gave Louisville football an in-state recruiting win over Kentucky on National Signing Day the Wildcats picked up a victory of their own in the 2024 cycle native chose the Wildcats over reported scholarship offers from the likes of U of L Selm was named an All-State offensive lineman as a junior after helping Simon Kenton rank 17th in the commonwealth in scoring (39.1 points per game) and sixth in rushing (298 yards per game) The Pioneers finished 8-4 and reached the second round of the KHSAA Class 6A playoffs Recruiting rivalry:How Jeff Brohm has helped Louisville football close in-state gap with Kentucky Selm also played a big role on the defensive side of the trenches fast and agile for his size," Simon Kenton head coach Roy Lucas told The Courier Journal in December "He doesn't look like he is carrying almost 300 pounds He can play any of the positions across both offensive and defensive lines." "They’re a big O-line school," Selm told Kentucky Sports Radio "I love the way their offensive line plays especially the technique that’s used to teach their players and help them develop for the next level It really would be a big part of my recruiting process Hayes Johnson:Top 2024 Kentucky high school recruit picks UK football over Louisville The On3 consensus ranks Selm as the top in-state talent in the Class of 2024 Both On3 and 247Sports have the Independence native among the top 50 interior offensive lineman in the country Reach recruiting and trending sports reporter Brooks Holton at bholton@gannett.com and follow him on Twitter at @brooksHolton This work, 625th Strategic Operations Squadron continues building on ALCS success, by TSgt Codie Trimble, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Metrics details It is not known whether dietary guidelines proposing a limited intake of animal protein are compatible with the adoption of circular food systems we compared the effects of circularity on the supply of animal-source nutrients in Europe with the nutritional requirements of the EAT-Lancet reference diet We found the two to be compatible in terms of total animal-source proteins but not specific animal-source foods; in particular the EAT-Lancet guidelines recommend larger quantities of poultry meat over beef and pork while a circular food system produces mainly milk Compared with the EAT-Lancet reference diet greenhouse gas emissions were reduced by up to 31% and arable land use reduced by up to 42% Careful consideration of the feasible substitutability between animal-source foods is needed to define potential roles of animal products in circular human diets Example shown represents the EL Circular Wholegrain Fixed scenario All flows are in grams fresh matter per human capita per day except grass which is in grams dry matter (DM) per human capita per day Dashed line indicates flow of slaughter waste back to co-product Our analysis revealed that animals exclusively fed LCB were unable to provide the combination of meat eggs and fish recommended in the EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines largely due to an insufficient quantity of high-quality LCB the reference diet derived from the EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines contained 71 g of meat and fish 250 g of milk and 13 g of eggs per capita per day possible to fulfil the ‘total’ recommendations by adjusting the share of meat and fish while respecting the healthy range while the healthy range is 0–14 g pork per capita per day were limited in their ability to upcycle all types of LCB and mainly required the co-products from refined grains This creates a trade-off between consuming healthy wholegrains or producing healthy white poultry meat and eggs On this graph ‘100%’ is equal to the recommended daily intake in the EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines Our results showed that all EL Circular scenarios increased the supply of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA)/docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) vitamin B12 and protein compared to the EL Reference The supply of calcium and energy was only increased compared to the EL Reference in the EL Circular Wholegrain Potential scenario On this graph ‘100%’ refers to the daily average nutrient requirements outlined by EFSA (see Supplementary Information) Nutrients are shown from animal-source food (solid fraction) and plant-source food (shaded fraction) Total daily dietary nutrient supply includes the solid and unshaded fractions GHG emissions (kg CO2e capita per year) and protein intake from animal-source food (g per capita per day) of the EL Circular scenarios compared to the GHG emission results calculated by the EAT-Lancet Commission for its reference diet (red dot) Range indicates uncertainty in GHG emissions Pie charts indicate midpoint (default) GHG emissions and contribution of each GHG (N2O and CH4) Cropland use (hectares per capita per year) from the EL Reference diet (which is an estimate for the entire globe calculated by the EAT-Lancet Commission) compared to cropland and grassland use in the EU-27 + UK for the three EL Circular scenarios Including natural grasslands could further increase the output of animal-source food results in by-products such as wheat bran and wheat germ if wheat is consumed in a refined manner as recommended in the EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines vegetables and fruits would be other examples; if potatoes their peel can be collected and used as animal feed The above illustrates that although it is important to optimize essential nutrients from animal-source food following upper limits of dietary guidelines is essential to avoid dietary-related diseases beef from an environmental perspective due to their favourable feed conversion ratio Willett et al.’s assessment is based on impact intensities (for example GHG emissions per kg of food product) calculated for the current system; it was not considered whether the feed for broilers would also have been suitable as food for humans or whether the area on which it was grown would have been suitable to grow food for humans Our analysis clearly shows that as soon as we move towards a circular food system and hence restrict the role for animals in converting LCB This has consequences for any dietary guidelines (local or national) that aim to reduce environmental impacts This does not mean that broilers cannot play a role in circular food systems but it demonstrates that the broilers of today are less suited to convert LCB This stresses the importance of adapting future breeding goals and feeding strategies towards the ability of animals to utilize LCB This is essential because our results showed that animals can reduce their environmental impact (and the impact of the entire food system) if they increase their efficiency in converting LCB into healthy food The nutrient content of food waste is highly dependent on the food consumed and discarded a weighted average based on the amount of food consumed in the human diet and the proportion wasted By combining these products into one mix the feed value in terms of energy and protein of higher-quality waste products (for example grains) is diluted by lower-quality waste products (for example Expanding the model employed to separate streams of food waste may increase the amount of animal-source food produced due to a greater availability of high-quality LCB Further expanding the optimization model to include plant-source food production within the EAT-Lancet diet could offer further opportunities to reduce GHG emissions and land use more circularity principles could be captured including returning nutrients in manure and crop residues to the soil Applying alternative objective functions (for example minimizing GHG emissions while meeting the nutrient requirements of the human diet) could also influence the animal production systems selected with associated increases in GHG emissions per tonne of product but technological developments may also increase nutrient-use efficiencies and thereby play a compensatory role We demonstrated that feeding LCB to animals has the potential to reduce GHG emissions and land use Our results showed that the quantity of animal-source protein in EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines could be met but that the precise animal-source food composition of the EAT-Lancet dietary guidelines could not be met by only feeding LCB to animals Dietary guidelines recommend poultry meat over beef and pork whereas in a circular food system mainly milk Careful consideration of the feasible substitutability between animal-source foods is urgently needed to define the role of animal products in the human diet In this way the circularity principle of only feeding animals with LCB can be integrated into healthy and environmentally sustainable diets to further reduce environmental impacts This process was performed for each of the EU-27 + UK countries The objective of the model is to maximize animal protein output from a given availability of animal feeds while meeting the nutritional requirements of the animals Livestock and farmed fish were exclusively fed co-products grassland resources and animal by-products co-products and animal by-products could be traded between EU-27 + UK countries while food waste and grassland must be used in the country in which it is produced The availability of co-products and food waste was set by the EAT-Lancet reference and it was assumed grassland could only be consumed by ruminants Our analysis only included managed grassland due to the uncertainty in quantity and quality of natural grasslands in Europe Capture fisheries produce fish for human consumption and fish by-products (for example fish meal) which can be fed in the animal systems harvested fish in tonnes of fresh fish) were limited to the maximum sustainable yield The only contribution to land use from livestock was the grassland used as feed for ruminants Other livestock systems were 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This project received funding from the Connected Circularity (Wageningen University & Research) and from a personal (NWO-Veni) grant to H.H.E.v.Z. (www.circularfoodsystems.org) Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability All authors contributed to the interpretation of results The authors declare no competing interests Peer review information Nature Food thanks Alie De Boer reviewer(s) for their contribution to the peer review of this work Publisher’s note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s43016-021-00425-3 Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Sign up for the Nature Briefing: Anthropocene newsletter — what matters in anthropocene research An altercation in East Central that escalated to a shooting began after two pedestrians stopped to inspect a bike in a residential alley on public property on the morning of March 12 according to court documents filed in Spokane County Superior Court last week the two men were changing a bike tire near the 100 block of Ralph Street when Zachary P Selm fired a pellet gun into the neck of one of the men The two left the scene but returned shortly after to grab a pair of gloves that they left behind Selm fired at them again with a pellet gun Selm responded to the rocks by producing a shotgun which he admitted he fired at the back of a man as he was walking away Police officers responded to the shooting at about 11:15 a.m near the intersection of Ralph Street and East Sprague Avenue Police described the wounds on the man’s back consistent with birdshot Selm also called police to report that the two men were throwing rocks at his home which caused damage to the residence and struck his dog Spokane police arrested Selm at his residence on suspicion of first-degree assault on March 12 Spokane police later removed 10 firearms from Selm’s residence Selm’s arraignment is scheduled for Wednesday Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums series -- which helps to offset the costs of several reporter and editor positions at the newspaper -- by using the easy options below Gifts processed in this system are tax deductible Get breaking news delivered to your inbox as it happens © Copyright 2025, The Spokesman-Review | Community Guidelines | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright Policy When students in Denise Selm's business education class at Richmond High School entered her classroom on Feb they didn't know that the day's lesson would stray from the standard course materials But they probably realized it wouldn't be a typical lesson when they learned they would be playing a game of catch It was the day's guest speaker, Tim Scales -- a senior lecturer at Indiana University East -- who led the group in an exercise that resembled a game of "hot potato" with several large cotton balls The activity was a part of a larger "crash course" on the importance of handwashing -- as well as the economic impact of diseases such as the common cold and COVID-19 but the balls -- dubbed "microballs" -- were covered in a substance only visible under a blacklight designed to simulate the spread of germs that occur as people touch objects in the course of their day Scales brought out a blacklight and a handwashing station and students were asked to clean their hands until the substance was completely gone Many students were surprised at the amount of handwashing required to clear the glow-in-the-dark "germs." "At the start of the pandemic, I was watching the news like everyone else and they kept saying 'Wash your hands, wash your hands,'" said Scales, who is also director for the Center for Entrepreneurship and the Center for Economic Education at IU East "I started to think about how we could help teach people to do it properly." Scales' centers have helped expose approximately 5,000 to 6,000 grade schoolers across Wayne County to handwashing education activities The exercise in Selm's classroom is the next phase of the project which will bring handwashing education to the city's high school students The project's impetus is educational as well as economic. According to a well-known analysis, the U.S. expends over $40 billion each year on the common cold due to factors such as missed work or school the cost of over-counter medicines and visits to doctor offices the cost of COVID-19 has been far greater," said Scales The startling financial impact of spreading germs is also the inspiration for the project's name To get the lesson from the campus to the classroom Scales has drawn upon a deep network of contacts in the local school system Many teachers who will deliver the lessons are familiar with Scales from his centers' past role in certifying local business teachers in the community are former students who've stayed in touch after taking one of his classes as an undergraduate at IU East "I've known Tim about 20 years," said Selm. "In addition to being a former student, I've worked with him on several programs at IU East, including co-teaching the Business Opportunities for Self-Starters Program at IU East where we traveled to help introduce the program internationally in 2009 He's also a regular guest speaker in my classroom I felt this lesson is a great hands-on experience that can show students the results of their choices and the consequences related to their choices." Scale's assistant during the presentation in Selm's class was Jake Necessary a student at Richmond High who is currently interning at IU East under Scale's mentorship Scales said Necessary played a key role in adapting the activity to a high school audience "We've worked hard to get this lesson into hands of the right people," added Scale who's also delivered the lesson to grade school students.  He has also brought the handwashing stations to other local events The stations include not only the glow-in-the-dark "germs" but also a large plastic tub with googly eyes designed to appeal to the younger students for whom the project launched "I've seen kids run back to the sink five or six times to get all of the 'germs' off their hands," he said He said that many schools that delivered the lesson choose to integrate it into existing activities with handwashing occurring everywhere from the school library to the nurse's office Scales or an assistant -- such as Carter Cook an undergraduate previously involved to the project -- drops off the handwashing materials at a school's principal's office as part of an extended loan is now helping deliver the lessons in high schools Scales is eager to see how older students react to the lesson He's also interested in integrating more economics into the exercise so students can grasp the clear connection between staying physically healthy and economically healthy "COVID-19 has meant we've had to be extremely flexible working with the schools," said Scales "Our goal is simply to provide the materials and train whomever is able to deliver the lesson We've done dozens of Zoom calls with principals Everyone's always very excited about the exercise it was something people could really grasp onto Everyone understands an act as simple -- and surprisingly powerful -- as washing your hands." NEW COMMIT: NC State University has added a new verbal commitment for their impressive Class of 2026 from Tamryn van Selm of Orpington “I am so excited and thankful to announce my verbal commitment to swim and study at NC State University! Can’t wait to be part of the Wolfpack!?❤️#gopack” van Selm trains year-round with Bromley Swim Club and attends the Millfield School She most recently competed at the British Swimming Selection Trials where she earned two best times and finaled in the 100m/200m/400m free she won 200m free at the Ontario Junior International meet van Selm finished eighth in the 100m free and advanced to the semifinals of the 200m free at the LEN European Junior Championships in July 2019 She earned silver as a member of the 4x200m free relay and earned four medals at the European Youth Olympic Festival earlier that summer van Selm was also named to the 53-person British Swimming World Class Programme for the 2020-21 season back in October van Selm is a major pickup for the Wolfpack she would’ve scored in the A-final of the 200 free and 500 free at the 2021 ACC Championships where NC State was the team runner-up please send a photo and quote via email to hs@swimmingworld.com Welcome to our community. We invite you to join our discussion. Our community guidelines are simple: be respectful and constructive, keep on topic, and support your fellow commenters. Commenting signifies that you agree to our Terms of Use ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " Bexon Harrison recently focused full time on swimming after doing that and water polo for much of his high school career Breaststroke specialist Landry Liston has announced her commitment to continue both her academic and athletic careers at George Mason University Lennox is a six-time 4A CHSAA State Champion Texas sophomore Brayden Taivassalo has announced that he is transferring to Arizona State University for the next season Backstroker and redshirt sophomore JT Ewing has confirmed he will transfer from NC State to Arizona State for the 2025–2026 collegiate season February 22nd, 2021 ACC, Britain, College, College Recruiting, News Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news swimming in college is a lifelong dream that is pursued with dedication and determination Fitter and Faster is proud to honor these athletes and those who supported them on their journey Tamryn van Selm from Orpington has announced her verbal commitment to NC State’s class of 2026 Can’t wait to be part of the Wolfpack!🐺❤️@packswimdive #gopack” where she is a lower sixth student (11th grade) she broke Millfield School records in the 100m free and 200m free she was named to the 53-person British Swimming World Class Programme for the 2020-21 season Last year she had been on the British Swimming Podium Potential 2019-20 squad Van Selm has represented her country internationally She competed at LEN European Junior Championships in Kazan in July 2019 reaching the semifinals of the 200 free (15th) and the finals of the 100 free (8th) and taking home a silver medal with the GBR 4×200 free relay She also competed at European Youth Olympic Festival that summer bringing home an individual silver in the 100 free and a gold and two silvers in relay events van Selm swam at the Swim England National Winter Championships (25m) where she notched a PB in the 100 free (54.74) with a 3rd-place finish in the women’s open category She then competed two weeks later at Ontario Junior International meet in Canada she won the 200 free and was runner-up in the 400 free; she also finaled in the 50 free (10th) She left Canada with lifetime bests in the SCM 50/200/400 free and 200 back Van Selm’s best LCM 50/200/400 free times come from 2019 British Swimming Championships in Glasgow She made the women’s open final in the 50 free and 200 free If you have a commitment to report, please send an email with a photo (landscape, or horizontal, looks best) and a quote to [email protected] Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" which will count for a lot in the college system I think she has split 54mid & 1.59mid on LCM relays before And now she’s become european champion in the 4×200 free relay Anne Lepesant is the mother of four daughters With an undergraduate degree from Princeton (where she was an all-Ivy tennis player) and an MBA from INSEAD she worked for many years in the financial industry More from Anne LepesantSee All Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our latest updates This work, AFGSC base conducts SELM test, by Amn Collin Schmidt, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright