Issues with signing in? Click here Need help signing in? European LPs are highly attuned to challenges in the North American private equity fundraising market Your email address is already registered with us. Don't have an account? Please check your spam or junk folder just in case There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Digital security organisation the Trusted Energy Interoperability Alliance (TEIA) released universal specifications to protect IoT and AI devices in turn tackling what it deemed a growing threat involving proprietary approaches covering connected IoT devices used in batteries wind turbines and power distribution systems TEIA added its specification addresses a “need for unified interfaces in AI-based cloud services for energy management” open security format” is “crucial in the face of growing malicious attacks on connected energy systems” Chair Cameron Briggs offered assurances TEIA 1.0 enables the designers of digital energy systems to remain flexible in how they implement systems arguing the set-up would foster growth by ensuring “different members of the value chain” specialise in “what they do best” TEIA predicted the system would also help OEMs cut their bill-of-materials and so boost margins “while avoiding complex web security challenges” involved in “managing unique data security methods” SYNTH ANATOMY uses affiliation & partner programs (big red buttons) to finance a part of the activity Superbooth 24: Teia Synthesizers announced two modules: OpticShifter were announced at Superbooth 24 and are now available The opicShifter phaser costs 350,30€ + shipping and the OpticTone MKII is 259,90€ + shipping You can get them from their official Reverb shop and Perfect Circuit Eurorack will once again take center stage at this year’s Superbooth 24 Teia Synthesizers has two new modules: OpticShifter and OpticTone MKII The first module for Superbooth 2024 is OpticShifter a new optical phaser with a wide range of features The core consists of 20 stages that can be freely selected on the front panel with a slider ranging from a minimum of 4 to 20 stages. you can select the VC feedback stages to the same extent as the phaser stages The ability to adjust both so flexibly allows for many different effect timbres you can switch the polarity and magnitude of the feedback it hosts a built-in voltage-controlled triangle LFO with a dedicated output that creates the movements for the phaser Other features are a phase adjustment knob and a pre-phaser tilt EQ called tone There is also an input level knob with a clipping indication and a dry/wet mix control it has a ping input for percussive sounds and many output sockets: wet shred (heavy “comparator” distortion) it has various CV inputs with attenuverters Also new for Superbooth 24 is the OpticTone MKII a new version of its multimode vactrol VCF and VCA it offers new features and circuit improvements the new OpticTone MKII consists of a multimode vactrol active filter and a vactrol-based VCA that are mixable using a dedicated knob and 12dB highpass with voltage-controllable frequency and resonance New in the MKII is a signal path switch to select whether VCA and VCF work in parallel or in series A new switch also adjusts the filter’s range (high A highlight of the new version is the improved vactrol response allowing you to archive the lovely LPG plucking-type sounds you can also find an inverting response switch for the filter cutoff frequency and a feedback knob for extra juice for the resonance. the inputs and outputs remain the same on the MK2: a mono input and output and CV control over freq/amp and resonance with attenuverters At first glance there are two exciting new modules I particularly like from the feature set the Teia Synthesizers OpticShifter as there are few phasers in the Eurorack market I am looking forward to hearing the first demos Teia Synthesizers OpticShifter and OpticTone availability and price TBA and you can visit them at booth W206. More information here: Teia Synthesizer Reverb Perfect Circuit Superbooth 24 News Eurorack News these alternative GUIs take U-he synthesizers to a new visual level new analog delay module with a clock twist Make Noise XPO, a new stereo analog prismatic oscillator with pulse-width modulation, wave shaping, and vari-timbre in stereo. A few days ago Make Noise announced that it would be presenting a new product in a […] Noise Engineering has released Seca Ruina, a new multiband distortion Eurorack module with a built-in VCA. Noise Engineering stays true to its promise to release new modules every month. The latest module is called Seca […] Endorphin.es Airstreamer 4 is a new ultra-slim multi-mode envelope generator with loop functionality in just 4HP. Everyone who works with Eurorack synthesizers knows the problem with the limited rack space. To bring so much functionality […] Commentdocument.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a4e8ebfe4c3ba1372a8363b798ad3098" );document.getElementById("edab391f36").setAttribute( "id" and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Switzerland last week at the TEIA COP13 to strengthen the safe and secure management of hazardous substances to prevent and mitigate industrial accidents and to improve industrial safety as part of the energy transition. It demonstrates a strong international commitment to further improving industrial safety in line with clean industrial competitiveness which is an EU priority as outlined in President von der Leyen’s political guidelines. Parties to the Convention agreed to continue the work on the industrial safety of the energy transition to tackle emerging risks related to the development of new technologies and processes linked to decarbonisation and the mitigation of climate change With yet unknown hazards for human health and the environment The COP has a pioneering role to play in that regard The participants also adopted guidance on managing risks from natural hazards to hazardous installations and an overview of risk assessment methods. The UNECE Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents (TEIA) aims to protect people and the environment against industrial accidents with transboundary effects through active cooperation between countries to prevent these accidents as well as to prepare for and respond to such accidents should they occur The overall objective is to reduce the frequency and severity of industrial accidents The European Union is a party to the TEIA Convention and has taken a leading role in the work on industrial safety of the energy transition It is also committed to ensuring safe industrial activities and promoting action to prevent and tackle industrial accidents This objective is fully in line with the zero-pollution ambition under the European Green Deal the Commission’s 2024-2029 Political Guidelines and is embedded in the 2012 Seveso III Directive Strengthening the sound management of industrial processes while facing new challenges related to the energy transition and changes in energy sources is key to ensuring a healthy environment for us all. the EU contributes to the financing of the UNECE TEIA Programme of Work on a new project for 2025 to address emerging environmental and industrial risks linked with decarbonisation and the global energy transition. EU Environment newsletters deliver the latest updates about the European Commission’s environmental priorities straight to your inbox Home » GivEnergy and Intertrust collaborate to launch Secure GivEnergy, one of the leading providers of battery storage solutions, on March 21, 2025, announced a strategic partnership with Intertrust to deploy secure the company joined the Trusted Energy Interoperability Alliance (TEIA) to advance this open-standards initiative “As distributed energy resources become increasingly essential for our energy future the need for secure connectivity and interoperability has never been more urgent,” said Jason Osler “By joining TEIA and partnering with Intertrust secure ecosystem that will benefit not just our customers The partnership delivers three key innovations to the distributed energy market: “We’re delighted to partner with GivEnergy to field TEIA-compatible solutions through Intertrust Connect,” said Talal G “Our collaboration delivers secure interoperability for distributed energy resources while adhering to the industry standards that TEIA represents.” TEIA provides a common secure trust model for digital energy services TEIA specifications allow digital energy systems to securely access and control Internet connected devices from different OEMs using a common security model solving the problem of managing multiple proprietary OEM security systems providing a security layer that allows interoperability “Security is critical to power companies and OEMs fielding AI/IoT driven digital energy systems such as VPPs,” said Cameron Briggs “We welcome them to the initiative and look forward to collaborating closely with them as we advance the standard.” Source Itron and Schneider Electric team up to simplify energy distribution Ample to launch Battery-Swapping Stations in Tokyo with Japanese OEMs Energy Vault Commences Construction of Battery Storage Project in Australia World Business Outlook is a print and online magazine providing comprehensive coverage and analysis of the financial industry international business and the global economy WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP (Bergen) — An adopted son who confessed to stabbing his sister 109 times over a decade ago will have another shot at freedom was sentenced to 50 years in state prison for the Dec who was 17 at the time of the gruesome attack was tried as an adult and pleaded guilty to first-degree murder He admitted during a 78-minute police interview that he kicked in his 20-year-old sister's bedroom door and stabbed her to death an appellate decision found police violated Gallo's Miranda rights and that his confession was inadmissible as evidence the appellate judges granted Gallo a new trial According to Wednesday's court decision Gallo confessed to Washington Township police without being given a chance to speak alone with his father a detective said to Gallo that the juvenile couldn't speak to police until his father was present he was told that his son did not want him in the interrogation room Travis Gallo signed a document that he understood his Miranda rights and initiated a form that he did not want a parent present Gallo signed a waiver to authorize the police interview without him in the room the appellate judges ruled that Travis Gallo who was still a juvenile and had been in special education classes since nursey school should have been able to speak privately with his father "The Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office is reviewing the appellate court decision in this matter We respect the court’s ruling and will pursue the case accordingly," said BCPO Deputy Chief of Detectives Jeff Angermeyer According to her obituary, victim Teia Gallo was adopted like her brother Travis. Parents Robert and Terrie Gallo had nine biological children and adopted three including Teia and Travis Teia Gallo graduated from Paramus Catholic High School in 2011 where she played varsity basketball She attended Dominican College and was pursuing a major in athletic training at the time of her death "Teia had countless friends who will miss her endless smile," her obituary said Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom Gallery Credit: Eric Scott Gallery Credit: Rick Rickman An adopted son who confessed to stabbing his sister 109 times over a decade ago in Bergen County will have another shot at freedom.\nRead More According to her obituary, victim Teia Gallo was adopted like her brother Travis. Parents Robert and Terrie Gallo had nine biological children and adopted three including Teia and Travis Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom Sign in Join now, it's FREE! Teia, how long have you been a part of the 809 Newark Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron and what is your role there You don't have to wait until September Right now I am a flight corporal ,which is still considered a junior cadet As a flight corporal we are learning more about aviation and leadership I am learning to teach the younger cadets about aerodrome Next year when I rank up to sergeant I will have to take on more responsibility What do you like best about being a part of the 809 Newark Royal Canadian Air Cadets and participating in all the activities we do I have made lots of friends from our squadron and from other squadrons in the Niagara region and across Ontario I also really loved going to the aviation technology and aerospace summer camp in Borden last summer I have applied for a four-week instructor course this year and I'm hoping I get in I find teaching other cadets challenging. I've never had to teach before and I don't like standing up in front of people talking Also I wish there were more girls in the program Right now it's just one other girl and me What does International Women's Day mean to you International Women's Day is a day to celebrate women and their accomplishments Girls can do everything a boy can do If it were not for the people in history who fought for equal women's rights I probably wouldn't be allowed to be a part of cadets or to become a pilot I'm thankful that women worked hard to change the rules so that girls can do almost anything now How did you become involved in cadets and what is your role When we first moved to NOTL my oldest son was in Grade 7 We moved Labour Day weekend and I was looking for some kind of activity to put him in The first thing I saw was the cadets’ annual welcome back barbecue so I brought him to it and that started five years of cadets for my son He did lots of great things through the program including going to Vimy. At the time my other two kids were really young and I was working full time so I didn't have much time to get involved Now my two younger kids have joined cadets they have been in it for three years. I have more time and was happy to get involved with such a great program Currently I am chair of the squadron sponsorship committee We support the squadron’s local programming The SSC raises funds to pay for anything that happens at the local level including cadets programs We also organize some events for the squadron What do you get out of volunteering at the 809 Squadron Being involved keeps me busy and connected with the kids.The kids really get a lot out of the program You can see their confidence and engagement grow They get lots of great experiences that they would otherwise not have On March 8 for International Women's Day Teia spent the day at a Women In Aviation event where she was with a large group of female cadets from around the Niagara region They had some great female guest speakers and a session in kung fu Most people know about our cadet tagging and bottle drives This year we are hosting an evening fundraiser event with the support of the Virgil Business Association, featuring Duelling Pianos Niagara on Saturday May 31 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page 1/510-30-24 No. 2 Westfield vs. No. 6 Longmeadow - WMASS Class A Girls Soccer Semis.st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Christopher Berry | cberry2@masslive.comWESTFIELD – Teia Vengco understood Wednesday night’s Western Massachusetts Class A semifinal game between No “All of the past games we’ve played against each other have been difficult,” Vengco said we had to come into this game with much energy and confidence as the Lancers recovered possession near midfield and took off Gracie DiStefano located Vengco in the middle of the defensive pack moving forward Vengco then created enough space to record the eventual game-winning goal past the outstretched reach of Bombers goalie Sophie Svantesson with under 30 minutes left in regulation to ensure Longmeadow an impressive 2-1 victory against Westfield at Bullens Field DiStefano (one goal and one assist) and Vengco (one goal) recorded three combined points for the Lancers, while Kate Moccio also posted one assist. Longmeadow (8-4-6) won for the fifth time in seven games as they look to defend its crown against No. 1 Pope Francis in the WMass Class A championship at West Springfield High School on Saturday at 3 p.m “I think we need to keep our positive attitude,” Lancers netminder Ava Nuzzo said “We need to keep our heads up and look forward We know Pope Francis is going to be a hard team bid farewell to its previous five-game winning streak as they moved to 9-3-5 the Bombers defeated and tied those same Lancers during multiple regular-season matchups Westfield coach Richard Aziz was thankful for his team’s accomplishments as they prepare for the upcoming state postseason “I’m proud of these girls,” Aziz said. “We were the last-place team last season, and now we are the highest-ranked team in Western Massachusetts for Division II So we finished the regular season like that and now we’ll see what happens with the rankings after this game But we have nothing to be ashamed of because we beat Longmeadow before this game “And the only previous time they scored on us was in PK’s the only time we scored against them was in the same situation I love our group and couldn’t have asked for anything else after our success this season.” it was clear Wednesday was going to be a defensive battle And that fruition became true as Madelyn Santaniello maintained possession down the right sideline That resulted in a penalty-kick opportunity for the Bombers as Hannah Callini was chosen to shoot It was the correct decision, as Callini faked Nuzzo left and then shot right to move Westfield ahead 1-0 with 30:07 left in the first half That marked Callini’s fifth season point with three goals and two assists as the Lancers regained offensive control during the closing minutes Moccio located a perfect corner kick from the right sideline into a swarm of players near the opposing box But as numerous members attempted to obtain possession DiStefano outjumped those defenders and used her head to even the score at 1-1 as both teams entered halftime Vengco agreed that practice does make perfect “Gracie is known for her headers,” Vengco said she is always sinking in the corner shots.” After 10 scoreless minutes to begin the second half Vengco broke the draw with her sixth goal of the season with fewer than 30 minutes left in regulation Shaen Smith attempted to even the score with a shot attempt near the 30-yard line as Nuzzo made an impressive full-extension fingertip save during the 65th minute of action to keep Longmeadow ahead for good Nuzzo remained in disbelief of the outcome and I was freaking out as the ball was in the air,” Nuzzo said I did it.’ Because I never make high-ball saves and that was the second one I’ve stopped this season So that was good to help keep us in the game and move us forward in the Western Mass “I think that was the best reubuddle our team’s made this season We came back after we felt like we were kicked down And I think everyone on our team showed a lot of determination And I think coach Gina Pantuosco’s message during halftime helped because she reminded us that we deserved this And I can confirm that because we work hard in every single practice “Gina always says that we need to work hard and beat them She also reminds us that we got this and to keep our positive spirit out there because that’s the best you can do.” Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Teia Nichole Craig-Tate, affectionately known as “Nikki” of Chattanooga, TN was born September 5, 1979, to the parents of Sylvia Dees and Rictor Craig, Sr. She lived 42 wonderful years before departing this earth on February 20,... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Teia Tate created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Available by phone 24/7 Copyright © 2025 Taylor Funeral Home of Chattanooga If you feel this is an error, please submit a support request 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 December 14th, 2023 College, College Recruiting 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 After originally announcing her commitment to Alabama in February, sprinter Teia Salvino has switched her commitment to SMU for the 2-24-2025 school year. A post shared by Teia Salvino (@teiasalvino) “I’m incredibly grateful for all the amazing people I’ve connected with throughout this entire journey I am humbled and excited to announce my verbal commitment to swim and study at Southern Methodist University I wouldn’t have had this opportunity if it weren’t for God I’m looking forward to seeing what the future holds Salvino had a huge junior spring and has carried that momentum into the fall of her senior year she swam best times in the 100 back and 100 fly at Sectionals in Carlsbad She most recently competed at Winter Juniors-West There she swam best times in three events as she swam a 1:56.40 in the 200 back she she had five ‘A’ final swims and was highlighted by a second-place finish in the 50 free (22.44) Salvino’s time progression over the last year: but her recent success this past spring and now into winter has extended her range greatly The biggest stand out is her 100 fly improvement of over two and a half seconds Salvino has the potential to make a huge impact upon her arrival Salvino’s best times would place her at #1 on the roster in the 50 free and 200 IM while her 100 fly The SMU women were third this past season at the American Athletic Conference Championships only 103 points behind conference champions Houston Salvino’s best times would have won the 50 free and 200 back Not only does Salvino immediately bring numerous ‘A’ final swims at the individual level but she also has the potential to be a huge boost to the team’s relays as well The SMU women are currently under their first season with new head coach Ozzie Quevedo who most recently was an associate head coach at Alabama until this offseason Salvino joins Summer Osborne, Isabella Bedoya 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_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Should note that SMU will be in the ACC beginning next year Anya has been with SwimSwam since June 2021 as both a writer and social media coordinator and 2024 Women's NCAA Championships writing and doing social media for SwimSwam She also attended 2023 US Summer Nationals as well as the 2024 European Championships … More from Anya PelshawSee All Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our latest updates Miraya Gesheva and her younger brother were big fans of the movie “How to Train Your Dragon,” but they couldn’t watch a television series based on the 2010 film when it debuted on Netflix in 2015 as the streaming platform was not yet available in their country Gesheva was excited when Netflix finally arrived in Bulgaria the following year and those that were lacked Bulgarian subtitles She learned a program for creating subtitles and translated for her brother The rising second-year student became more interested in the entertainment industry and is planning to major in cinema and media studies and she likes asking fellow international students about cinema in their countries focusing on Netflix in another country: Mexico Llamas-Rodriguez is part of the Global Internet TV Consortium, which includes scholars from around the world researching the evolution of streaming services in different countries scholars have published dossiers on 25 countries (though not Bulgaria) Netflix debuted in Mexico in 2012. According to the dossier Llamas-Rodriguez penned in 2017 the country was the second-largest video-on-demand market in Latin America Netflix was adopted quickly due to a lack of regulation Llamas-Rodriguez says the dossier is “very outdated” in terms of the market and original content so he and his students have spent the summer working on an updated version who plans to declare a major in communication wants to be a journalist and tell underrepresented stories and she was drawn to this opportunity to do research instead of just an internship “Who would think that you get to study foreign media And that’s really what I want to eventually do,” she says “There’s so many things to learn in the world about different people and no matter their background it’s always good to take a step into someone else’s world and see what they’re seeing.” Hudson and Gesheva have been finding newspaper articles about Netflix in Mexico They have also added to a spreadsheet of Netflix originals produced in Mexico and Hudson thought it was interesting how few of the shows got renewed for a second season Hudson noticed that Spain is a dominator in Spanish-language films and streaming series and she wishes there were more resources and funding to back the industry in Mexico Gesheva says she categorized articles—mostly from Variety and the Los Angeles Times—into ones about content “I like how much independence and choice that he’s giving me and he asked me what is the thing I find the most interesting in this article and I said how much subscriber numbers are changing.” So he had her gather information about estimated Netflix subscribers since 2017 which she says was difficult due to conflicting reports Gesheva was also particularly fascinated by the shortening of TV shows mirroring the American trend of seasons dropping from 24 episodes to 13 or eight the next phase is having students watch shows to look at trends in narratives and characters and Llamas-Rodriguez says the plan is for Gesheva and Hudson to continue with the project if they’re able the second outcome of the project will be an academic article on the sociocultural significance of Netflix original shows in Mexico The arrival of Netflix in Mexico “became a big moment of rethinking What is Mexican television going to look like now?” Llamas-Rodriguez says producing a lot more original content and moving the Latin American headquarters of Netflix to Mexico City so I’ve been tracking that over the last several years.” Part of his interest has been in trying to figure out how streaming originals differ from older broadcast content like the melodramatic telenovelas he watched with his grandmother growing up Some streaming shows still follow the beats of classic telenovelas like a “guilty pleasure” Llamas-Rodriguez’ watches on Netflix “¿Quién mató a Sara?” (“Who Killed Sara?”) “A lot of the Netflix melodramas mimic a lot of the tropes of telenovelas,” he says call ‘quality TV’—or the cable drama as well—and that look of having antiheroes as the protagonists of making sure the pace of it is a lot slower and more contemplative.” An interesting change he has seen and written about in Mexican and Argentine streaming series is the portrayal of famous singers which broadcast networks would not have greenlit “They don’t want to be implicated if that history is somehow related to themselves and the role they played,” he says and “they probably rely more on getting permits from the government so they also don’t want to be upsetting those kinds of relationships.” Llamas-Rodriguez has felt encouraged by the growing inclusion of openly queer characters but he is struck by how much the racial politics have not changed “There’s an overrepresentation of people with light skin in all of these shows and it’s an intersection of both light skin and wealth so most of the characters are middle class with little focus on characters from working-class backgrounds An exception is HBO’s “VGLY,” about a group of poor teenagers in Mexico trying to make it in the Latin urban music world “The imagined audience of the Netflix shows is still that middle and so the implied assumption is they want to see themselves in those shows,” Llamas-Rodriguez says “there wasn’t enough broadband internet for a lot of families to be able to stream I think that is rapidly changing in the last few years but yet the content itself hasn’t really caught up to those realities.” the ambitious Dakar Greenbelt project seeks to create an extensive network of ecological infrastructure in and around the city to sustainably address environmental concerns and enhance urban life With support from David Gouverneur and Ellen Neises candidate Rob Levinthal in the Weitzman School of Design led two courses that included a field trip to Dakar that culminated in students presenting their visions for parts of the Greenbelt The new Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology boasts adaptable laboratory spaces to support the dynamic needs of pioneering research February 15th, 2023 College, College Recruiting, News, SEC Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news Teia Salvino has announced her verbal commitment to the University of Alabama Salvino is currently a junior at Santa Margarita Catholic High School and swims year-round with the Mission Viejo Nadadores in California https://www.instagram.com/p/CkE9ZKNpqtU/?hl=en Salvino was featured in the “Best of the Rest” sprint freestyle section of SwimSwam’s 2024 recruit rankings She was a key piece of Santa Margarita’s state championship team last spring where she contributed two individual victories in addition to relays followed by another victory in the 100 free where she clocked a 49.34 She has since improved on the 50 free time as she hit a 22.36 to finish 4th at Winter Juniors – West in December she also earned 11th in the 100 free (49.49) Salvino was a finalist in the 100m backstroke and 50m free She clocked a personal best time of 1:03.08 in the 100 back to earn 13th overall while she recorded a 26.02 to place 13th in the 50 free Salvino is poised to make an immediate impact at the conference level for Alabama Her best 50 free time would have put her just inside the B-final at SECs last year while her 100 back would have landed her comfortably in the C-final She is also right on the bubble of what it took to make finals in the 200 free and 200 IM last year meaning she’ll have options when it comes to line-ups Alabama’s sprint and backstroke group will have turned over by the time Salvino is on campus and Paige Thome in Alabama’s class of 2028 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] More from Sidney ZachariasSee All Cassandra Webb: That man is Ezekiel Sims, he was in the Amazon with my mom when she was researching spiders right before she died. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb (LEX 18) — A Laurel County woman is facing charges after authorities say her two children were found wandering on a road in London 35-year-old Teia Carter was arrested Monday afternoon off London Dock Road The Laurel County Sheriff's Office says two deputies saw a 2-year-old boy walking in a ditch line on London Dock Road They also found a 3-year-old boy walking along the side of London Dock Road with no adult supervision The Laurel County Sheriff's Office says child protective services responded to the scene Carter is facing two counts of wanton endangerment in the second degree She is being held in the Laurel County Correctional Center Report a typo Movies in theaters Movies at Home Florence Pugh Movies and Shows (Thunderbolts) What to Watch: In Theaters and On Streaming Weekend Box Office: Thunderbolts* Secures $76 Million Debut New Movies and Shows streaming in May: What to Watch on Netflix Watch Madame Web with a subscription on Netflix Madame Web's earnest approach to the title character's origin story has a certain appeal but its predictable plot and uneven execution make for a forgettable superhero adventure Madame Web isn't a groundbreaking superhero movie but it does a decent job of telling an entertaining origin story Teia Synthesizers vcA Team is a new dual VCA module for Eurorack with per-channel velocity unlocking a dynamic expression level Simple single or dual-channel VCAs belong to the standard arsenal of a beginner Eurorack Synthesizer These make it easy to control the amplifier with voltage control The Portuguese Eurorack manufacturer also has a new dual VCA on the table one that has a clever addition that I would like to see in more VCA modules The vcA Team is a dual VCA module with dynamic expression control in mind the fun begins in the new module from Teia Synthesizers Besides its DC-coupled mono input/output per channel the vcA Team offers independent velocity control for each of them It gives you linear ad exponential responses selectable with a switch This expands the creative use of amplitude variation only and opens up new interesting patch possibilities not only control over the contour but also over the loudness of your sound the module has a built-in mixer available via the mixed output per channel CV-control over the VCA with an attenuator-inverter I would love to see more classic VCA modules with velocity controls Teia Synthesizers vcA Team is available now for 120€ + shipping More information here: Teia Synthesizers Reverb.com Erica Synths Black 3109: new VCF/VCA module with vintage Roland spirit new Minimoog emulation with polyphony and MPE Steady State Fate Zephyr, a new thru zero analog oscillator for Eurorack with Z-modulation that opens the door to complex waveform generation. Currently, the developers seem to be enjoying new oscillators again. We remember that […] Magerit Kairos is a new multi-function module offering clever tools for your modular system and your DAW alike. Space is a constant challenge when working with a Eurorack system. No case has infinite rack space, […] Gibbon Digital, known for the Goliath and T4 MIDI controller, recently started developing Eurorack modules. The first development is called ALAK, a 4-track polygonal pattern sequencer. Interesting here is that each track has an own […] "a5606ef848e391463677fb1c55dbfb89" );document.getElementById("edab391f36").setAttribute( "id" By Francesca D’AnnunzioSpecial Contributor submitted his letter of resignation before the May board meeting Trustees unanimously approved the process to fill the remainder of Faulkner’s term At the Mesquite ISD board meeting earlier this week trustees voted to appoint Collier to the open seat based on a recommendation from a board subcommittee consisting of officers Gary Bingham The Education LabReceive our in-depth coverage of education issues and stories that affect North Texans GoogleFacebookBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy ”I’m so excited,” Collier said in a news release. “I get to contribute right here where I’m from and where I have two children in school.” Collier has served as a teacher at West Mesquite High School and Cesar Chavez Public Charter Schools. She also serves on the board of Historic Mesquite Inc. and as a City of Mesquite Landmark Commissioner. Her work has appeared in various publications The left image is the HAMO image and the right image is the LAMO image Teia crater is in the top left quadrant of the LAMO image The LAMO image is approximately three times better spatial resolution than the HAMO image In images with higher spatial resolutions smaller objects can be better distinguished In both the HAMO and LAMO images the degraded top rim and fresh bottom rim of Teia crater can be seen along with the degraded crater to the bottom right that Teia partially covers The cause of Teia's degraded top rim is much clearer in the LAMO image: there is a large slump of material covering the top rim of Teia There are numerous boulders on the slumped material which can be identified by the shadows that they cast to the left These images are located in Vesta's Numisia quadrangle NASA's Dawn spacecraft obtained the left image with its framing camera on Oct This image was taken through the camera's clear filter The distance to the surface of Vesta is 700 kilometers (435 miles) and the image has a resolution of about 62 meters (203 feet) per pixel This image was acquired during the HAMO (high-altitude mapping orbit) phase of the mission NASA's Dawn spacecraft obtained the right image with its framing camera on Jan The distance to the surface of Vesta is 272 kilometers (169 miles) and the image has a resolution of about 19 meters (62 feet) per pixel This image was acquired during the LAMO (low-altitude mapping orbit) phase of the mission The Dawn mission to Vesta and Ceres is managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena UCLA is responsible for overall Dawn mission science The Dawn framing cameras have been developed and built under the leadership of the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research with significant contributions by DLR German Aerospace Center and in coordination with the Institute of Computer and Communication Network Engineering The framing camera project is funded by the Max Planck Society More information about Dawn is online at http://www.nasa.gov/dawn and http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov Dawn Stereo Anaglyph of Hydrothermal Deposits at Occator Crater Dawn Stereo Anaglyph of Southeast Floor and Rim of Occator Crater Dawn Stereo Anaglyph of Hydrothermal Pits and Domes in Occator Crater Dawn Stereo Anaglyph of Impact Melt Deposits at Occator Crater Highlighting Bright Areas of Ceres' Occator Crater Related TopicsMission. 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Debuting for the Philippine team, the teen sensation captured the 100m backstroke gold medal in historic fashion. Finishing at 1:01:64, Salvino broke both the Philippine and SEA Games records. The previous biennial meet record for women’s 100m backstroke was 1:01.89, set by Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Anh Vien in 2017. Meanwhile, the old Philippine record belonged to Chloe Isleta who clocked in 1:02.70 at the ASEAN University Games last year. “I totally am [in shock]. I’m just super grateful. Honestly, I started crying after my race. I was just overwhelmed by emotions, happy emotions, of course. I’m very happy to win a gold medal for the Philippines,” Salvino told One Sports' Cesca Litton-Kalaw. The youngster’s record-breaking outing in Phnom Penh is impressive, but what really makes it special is how she rose to the occasion in just her international stage debut. Yes, she won gold and etched her name in the record books in her first try racing against other national athletes. “It’s my first gold medal. And it’s my first international meet. It’s all so surreal. I can’t find the words.” said the University of Alabama-bound swimmer. Salvino, who's currently a junior high school student at the Santa Margarita Catholic School in California, seemed ready for the bright lights. Going into the regional event, her concern was the possibility of experiencing jet lag. Butterflies in the stomach? Not a thing. In fact, she was raring to get into the water to compete. “Honestly, my biggest worry was jetlag. I got in here early and I just took it day by day. And I was honestly very excited for today. So, I’m happy that it ended up this way,” she said. Teia has what it takes to become the face of Philippine water sports. She’s got the drive. She’s got the skills. We imagine that her movie-star looks would also help. And she’s just 17. Her future as a national athlete is way brighter than the shiny gold medal she had just won. (With reports from Cesca Litton-Kalaw, One Sports) We use cookies to ensure you the best experience on our website. For more information, click FIND OUT MORE. Kelley Blue Book Kelley Blue Book® Values and pricing are based in part on transactions in your area. Your ZIP code also helps us find local deals and highlight other available offers. 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Teia Bennett said she enjoys letting her creativity flow as the owner of Blumen-Meisters Flower Market it is the jewel in the crown of the American PRE breeder the grey stallion incited of an avalanche of success at SICAB 2015 Combining his outings in the dressage and morphological circuit the anchor and engine of Yeguada Trujillo is a diamond that has never stopped shining the trophy cupboards of Yeguada Trujillo have been filling up with ribbons as the stallion established an extraordinary and unique sporting record he said goodbye in style to his great morphological sports career as the World Champion and World Champion in Functionality Romero de Trujillo (by Enganoso VI x Cantaor) has been climbing through the different levels of Dressage simultaneously It began with his participation in the World Championship of Young Horses in 2018 (7-year-olds) in Ermelo he made his debut at the Grand Prix level and at the end of 2021 he was proclaimed SICAB champion at the highest level with stellar scores A year and a half later after his GP debut In a few days he will go down the centerline in Herning to represent the Spanish team in the 2022 World Championships Dressage Today USPRE chats openly with Teia Hernández who explains her beginnings with Romero de Trujillo A few weeks ago you were told that you were part of the Spanish quartet for Herning I burst into tears and we went to celebrate with my family Romero de Trujillo is World PRE Champion in morphologyrWhat does it mean for you to attend this event with a PRE it is something that very recently seemed unattainable .. because for a long time I have supported our breed the Spanish team has not had three P.R.E.s How does it feel to be the great advocate of the P.R.E. I think that the PRE is living a very good moment at a sporting level there are many people doing things better and better and it is being noticed in the results of all categories The fact that we have 3 PRE horses in the team is nothing more than the result of the work that is being done and I cannot think of a better way to represent our country The list of P.R.E.s that have shone in the international arenas is formed by Evento Now Romero de Trujillo joins this distinguished list Since the beginning of 2015 you have been together How do you assess your evolution in Dressage Getting on this list is pretty overwhelming.. Romero de Trujillo has never ceased to surprise us each step has been forward and according to the possibilities we had at that time he has always accepted the increase in difficulty and the pressure required to climb levels At the 2018 World YH Championships in ErmeloHerning will be your first experience representing the colours of the Spanish flag in an event of such magnitude the memory of all those videotapes cannot be taken out of my head.. and I still do not get the idea that I am going to be part of such an event Romero de Trujillo is the great flagship of the American Yeguada What would you highlight about its great stage in the morphology circuit Romero de Trujillo has managed to be two times World Champion in Sicab (2015 – 2019) and also as an Absolute Champion of functionality.. there is no title more important than this in terms of morphological circuit From morphology to being part of the Spanish team for Herning 2022 It's not something you keep in mind every day The morphological does not exclude dressage but Romero de Trujillo has shown enough quality to face great challenges Romero de Trujillo at SICABRomero de Trujillo has a huge following in the United States What is it about Romero de Trujillo that makes him so special grows with the public and at the same time transmits serenity and ease Herning is going to be a very important appointment The top six teams will get the ticket to the Olympics but we are all very focused and the team is strong Text and Photos © Lily Forado for USPRE Association Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot Modders ‘smr1957’ and ‘Tasheni’ have released a new DLC-sized mod for Skyrim Special Edition from Dawnstar to Castle Volkihar and take their companions with them The Pride of Teia is a really big sailable ship with two fully functional interiors: a cabin and a basement The doors in the interiors function in two directions: They teleport you either on that ship in Skyrim or on that ship in Teia You can download Tasheni’s The Pride of Teia from here Make also sure to read its installation guide Be also sure to check out our Best Skyrim Mods article Jezzie Flannigan: You mean you are what you do Alex Cross: No then you get good at something along the way Jezzie Flannigan: What if you do Alex Cross: Then you betray yourself. 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Philippines’ Teia Isabella Dunlap Salvino poses with the gold medal after winning the women’s 100m backstroke final in SEA Games 32 on May 10 The 17-year-old finished in 1 minute and 1.64 seconds surpassing the record of 1 minute and 1.89 seconds set by Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Anh Vien at the 2017 Games in Malaysia She was two seconds faster than Faith Elizabeth Koo of Singapore Indonesia’s Angel Gabriella Yus won the bronze medal She also broke her national record of 1 minute and 2.7 seconds set by Chloe Isleta at the ASEAN University Swimming Championships in Thailand last year Philippine-American Salvino is currently a member of the University of Alabama Last week she set a new national record of 28.99 seconds in the 50m backstroke though that only fetched her a bronze medal Earlier Xiandi Chua won the Philippines’ first swimming gold medal in the women's 200m backstroke which also broke the games record set by Vien in 2017 The Philippines are currently fifth in the medal standings with 26 gold medals Email: evne@vnexpress.netTel: 028 7300 9999 - Ext 8556 .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Myles Ma | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com HILLSDALE — Her family thought Teia Gallo might be married at St mourners filled the church pews for Gallo’s funeral stabbed her multiple times with a kitchen knife following an argument will never leave my heart or my soul,” Destiny Gallo • Follow us on Twitter • Like us on Facebook • NJ.com/bergen She graduated in 2011 from Paramus Catholic High School Destiny remembered Teia for sharing books and movies with her for telling her jokes when she was scared and for listening to Michael Buble’s “Everything” over and over again in her car John the Baptist sang the song before the service on Monday “You taught me to always smile and never shed a tear over the little things,” Destiny said Destiny said she had hoped to see Teia get married in the church to longtime boyfriend Shaakeed Belizaire Teia is survived by a large family with more than a dozen siblings including her youngest brother Public defenders for Travis entered not guilty pleas to charges of murder and weapons possession on Friday Prosecutors are weighing whether to charge him as an adult The family is preparing for his legal defense Destiny struck a tone of forgiveness in her eulogy for Teia “Please continue to watch over our beloved brother Travis,” Destiny said Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site Ad Choices Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates EXCLUSIVE: An 18-year-old Washington Township man charged with killing his 20-year-old sister in their home in late 2013 told police he deliberately waited until they were alone with only their youngest brother in the house sources with direct knowledge of the case told CLIFFVIEW PILOT who was arraigned in a Hackensack courtroom this morning had been at odds and bickering constantly with his sister Roe entered a not-guilty plea this morning on behalf of Travis Gallo was then returned to the Bergen County Jail where he remains held on $2 million bail under an indictment charging him with murder illegal weapons possession and evidence tampering by “washing blood off his hands and arms and [the] knife and trying to hide the knife.” Authorities originally charged Gallo as a juvenile but got the case waived to adult criminal court due to the nature of the crime and how close he was to his 18th birthday 215-pound Gallo stabbed his sister during an argument in the family kitchen the day after Christmas The younger brother called police and a fourth sibling arrived at the Pershing Avenue home off Ridgewood Road around the same time as responding officers Teia Gallo had been stabbed no fewer than two dozen times She was still alive when the first emergency responders found here but ALS paramedics pronounced her dead less than a half-hour later Robert Gallo — a popular gynecologist at Hackensack University Medical Center — and his wife have nine biological children along with Travis and a teenage sister of his and Teia’s Teia was a junior at Dominican College in Orangeburg where she was studying to become a physical therapist a special education senior at Westwood Regional High School according to Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli Gallo was expected to be charged in the crime sometime Friday he said.The Gallo family had not yet returned home around midday Friday as the house was still a crime scene under investigation Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism Philippines — Southeast Asian Games newbie Teia Salvino swam like a veteran after resetting the tournament and the national records in the women’s 100-meter backstroke on Tuesday the Filipino-American finished the two-part course at 1:01.64 Singapore’s Faith Elizabeth Koo narrowly copped silver after clocking 1:03.68 just hundredths of a second faster than Indonesia’s Angel Gabriella Yus who already secured a silver medal in the women’s 200m backstroke a student-athlete at the University of Alabama broke the six-year SEA Games record set by Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Anh Vien in the 2017 edition She also eclipsed the 1:02.70 Philippine record of Isleta set in the ASEAN University Games last year Salvino’s win is the country’s second women’s swimming gold after Xiandi Chua‘s performance in the 200m backstroke. A day earlier, the prodigy also reset the national record in the women’s 50m backstroke with a time of 28.99 seconds for a bronze-medal finish. – Rappler.com To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories, we're happy to send you some reminders Click 'OK' then 'Allow' to enable notifications Not to alarm anyone, but we’re now three quarters of the way through 2022, and we’re still no closer to knowing when the next Elder Scrolls game is going to release and we did know it was going to take years to come out but it’d still be nice to be shown even a little peek Check out some hilarious Skyrim wins and fails below The Pride of Teia is an update to the modder’s existing project and now includes a massive ship to sail around with complete with a fully functioning cabin and basement a world somewhere lying between the Sea of Ghosts and the Eltheric Ocean a lot of wildlife and underwater life,” the updated mod’s description reads from Dawnstar to Castle Volkihar and take your companions with you.” You can download the original mod from Tasheni’s website, here, and the Pride of Teia update from NexusMods Topics: Skyrim, Mods, The Elder Scrolls, Bethesda He pleaded not guilty.Family members shared memories of Teia during the service.“You taught me to always smile and never shed a tear over the little things,” her younger sister according to the NJ.com report.She also expressed forgiveness for Travis according to the reports.The Gallo family included 12 children including three — both Teia and Travis among them — who were adopted The large extended family took up the first three pews in St Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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