BRIDGEWATER, Mass. -- For the second straight week, Bridgewater State University senior Kiara Abrantes has been selected as the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Women's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week Abrantes captured a pair of conference individual titles including breaking her own school record in the 400-meter dash and was a part of two conference champion relay squads last Friday at the MASCAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships Abrantes won the 400 with a time of 55.65 seconds as she eclipsed her previous outdoor mark of 55.70 seconds set ten days ago at the Tufts Sunshine Classic She also garnered top honors in the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.37 seconds and ran a leg on both the MASCAC champion 4x100 (48.19) and 4x400 (4:10.21) relay quartets Abrantes currently ranks 13th in all of Division III in the 400 and second in the East Region The Bears’ 4x100 relay team is presently ranked fifth in the East Region while the 4x400 is ranked 11th in the region The MASCAC Track Athlete of the Week honor marks the 14th of Abrantes' career and fifth outdoor distinction Qualifying member of the BSU outdoor track & field teams will compete on Friday and Saturday at the Division III New England Championships hosted by the U.S We use cookies to ensure you have the best browsing experience on our website. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Privacy Policy & Terms of Service « Back BRIDGEWATER, Mass. -- Bridgewater State University senior Kiara Abrantes has been selected as the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Women's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week Abrantes set the school record and captured top honors in the 400-meter dash this past weekend at the Tufts Sunshine Classic Massachusetts product posted a time of 55.70 seconds as she eclipsed the Bears’ previous outdoor mark of 55.76 seconds set by Jayci Andrews in 2016 who also posted a career-best time of 12.27 seconds in the preliminaries of the 100-meter dash at the Sunshine Classic currently ranks 13th in all of Division III in the 400 and second in the East Region She is also tied for sixth in the East Region in the 100 The MASCAC Track Athlete of the Week honor marks the 13th of Abrantes' career and fourth outdoor distinction The outdoor season continues for the women's track & field team on Friday as the Bears will host the MASCAC Championships This year’s must-see shows range from a Nordic Pavilion exploring transgender spaces to a compelling Lebanese project confronting the realities of ecocide Frieze returns to The Shed in May with more than 65 of the world’s leading contemporary art galleries and the acclaimed Focus section led by Lumi Tan Os Humores Artificiais (Artificial Humours) 29 min 4 sec. 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See Terms of Use for more information MANILA – Sandra Abrantes stepped up in the endgame as University of Santo Tomas Junior Growling Tigresses defeated National University Nazareth School Lady Bullpups to capture the UAAP Season 87 Girls’ Basketball Tournament title on Thursday at the FilOil EcoOil Center in San Juan and another inside hit to surge the Junior Growling Tigresses ahead at 59-57 with over a minute left Barby Dajao scored on a fastbreak layup to widen the Junior Growling Tigresses’ lead to 61-57 before Abrantes sealed the championship with another inside basket to go with five rebounds as the Junior Growling Tigresses wrapped up the best-of-three title series at 2-0 the Most Valuable Player awardee in UAAP Season 87 Girls’ Basketball Tournament contributed a double-double of 22 points and 11 rebounds for UST this was the Junior Growling Tigresses’ second consecutive UAAP Girls Basketball title after being declared co-champions in UAAP Season 82 “Wala namang nag iba sa paghahanda namin in this game itinuloy lang namin ‘yung mga ginagawa namin and buti na lang natapos na din,” said UST assistant coach Allana Lim after the game while Zaydhen Rosano added a double-double of 12 points and 14 rebounds for the Lady Bullpups. UST Tiger Cubs forced a do-or-die Game 3 in the Boys’ Basketball Tournament finals after an 89-85 victory over the NUNS Bullpups while Carl Manding and Kirk Canete contributed 15 and 13 points and website in this browser for the next time I comment -- The Bridgewater State University women's outdoor track & field team won seven individual events and had a school record set at the BSU Bears Invitational Friday Abrantes also broke the school record in the 200-meter race, finishing second with a time of 24.83 seconds. The previous mark of 25.03 was set a year ago by teammate Jailene Escalera (Rockland Mass.) at the Tufts Sunshine Classic. The Bears hosted the meet that included Worcester State University Valcovic was first across the finish line in the 1,500 with a time of 5:19.36 She was also first in the 5,000 with a time of 20:08.42 Abrantes owns the BSU indoor marks in the 200 McDonough won the 100 hurdles in a season-best time of 14.57 seconds and placed second in the 100 with a PR time of 12.24 seconds Grover was the winner in the 400 hurdles in 1:08.83 and took second in the high jump (5'1.5"/1.56m) Kalgren won the javelin with a throw of 105 feet (32.01m) and was third in the discus (89'7"/27.31m) Sands placed first in the high jump with a career outdoor-best tying leap of five feet Sands currently ranks third in all of Division III in the high jump while McDonough is 16th in the 100 hurdles and Abrantes is 18th in the 400 as well as 26th in the 200 BSU had the top four finishers in the high jump with graduate student Juliana Patrone (Wilmington, Mass.) placing third behind Sands and Grover with a leap of four feet, 11.5 inches (1.51m) and freshman Chloe Davies (Foxborough Freshman Madison Root (Rehoboth, Mass.) finished third in the 100 hurdles in 18.64 while freshman Jordan Kosakowski (Shirley Mass.) was third in the 400 with a time of 1:05.22 Freshman Grace Inacio (Taunton Mass.) was third in the 100 in 12.41 while Escalera was fourth in 12.65. Inacio was also fourth in the 200 in 25.34 Seniors Kate Brown (Acushnet, Mass.) and Ana Imrie (Arlington Mass.) were third and fourth, respectively in the 800 with times of 2:40.67 and 2:40.72 Prior to the start of the meet, the Bears held Senior Day festivities as Abrantes, Brown, Escalera, Lisa Jaeger (Medfield The Bears will compete in the Tufts Sunshine Classic on Saturday before hosting the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships on April 25 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 who has served as president of the Northwest Jersey Central Labor Council has been named assistant Executive Secretary-Treasurer for the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Anthony has been committed to working with industry partners and enforcement agencies to help expand workers’ rights and the opportunities for market share for union carpenters,” said William C “Having Anthony as my Assistant Executive-Secretary Treasurer will be a great asset to our union and a role I know Anthony will excel in His problem-solving ability and his overall passion for representing the members will be a great asset across our region “ a former Republican freeholder from Burlington County will expend his role as regional manager to include all of New Jersey “New Jersey is my home and I take seriously who will help me oversee the day-to-day activities of our union there,” stated said “Bruce has an excellent record of service for his union and community Expanding his role to include all of New Jersey is a choice I am confident in and know Bruce a member of the Morris County Planning Board began his career as an investigator form the New Jersey Attorney General’s Organized Crime and Racketeering Bureau before joining the carpenter’s union The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission Journal of Cleaner ProductionCitation Excerpt :SAF market forecasts encompass key quantitative metrics The sources chosen for our analysis include the following: SkyNRG and demand data with different timeframes and technology insights All content on this site: Copyright © 2025 Elsevier B.V. Each week, the MASCAC will interview one of the amazing student-athletes from around the conference in the MASCAC Student-Athlete Spotlight series. This week's interview is with Kiara Abrantes, Alison McDonough and Serenity Sands of the Bridgewater State University women's track & field team The three Bears are competing this week at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships at Nazareth University in Rochester Click here to watch the interview -- Three Bridgewater State University student-athletes competed in preliminary events on Friday at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships held at the Golisano Training Center on the campus of Nazareth University in Rochester Graduate student Alison McDonough (Halifax who was making her fifth NCAA track & field championships appearance finished tenth in the preliminaries of the 60-meter hurdles with a personal-best time of 8.73 seconds Senior Kiara Abrantes (Somerset Mass.) finished 15th in the preliminaries of the 400-meter dash with a time of 56.96 seconds Senior Kevin McBirney (East Bridgewater Mass.) finished 16th in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:56.02 Abrantes and McBirney each garnered Second Team All-American honors with their performances Both Abrantes and McBirney were making their NCAA championships debut On Saturday, senior Serenity Sands (East Bridgewater, Mass.) and freshman Alex Huynh (Stoughton The women's high jump is slated to get underway at 3:00 PM while the men's high jump is scheduled for noon Sands is making her fifth NCAA track & field championships appearance Marta previously served as a delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross for seven years Her two last assignments were in Yemen and in Syria as Protection Coordinator Marta worked for the Rule of Law Unit of the European Union Police Mission in Kabul She is a graduate of The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy Stay up to date with Just Security curated newsletters: Just Security provides expert analysis and informational resources on the issues that matter most—without paywalls Just Security is an editorially independent daily digital law and policy journal housed in the Reiss Center on Law and Security at the New York University School of Law Support Just Security in shaping a more informed and secure world by making a tax-deductible donation of any size through the NYU giving page Donate Now Thursday Monday Tuesday Monday Friday Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Thursday Thursday Fire District 2 has a full Prudential Committee again: Paul Abrantes defeated Becky Vital Amaral in the July 31 special election Abrantes said “a lot of work and a lot of support” helped him garner the win He will start on the Prudential Committee in September “I’m looking to make decisions that are in the best interest of the safety of the firefighters and the community as opposed to the … previous prudential committee,” Abrantes said “And [I want] better communication with the fire district itself.” Becky Vital Amaral said she’s pleased with the turnout in her favor considering she “did very little campaigning” compared to Abrantes’ signs and mailers “Having such a large turnout in my favor shows that residents are concerned about the direction the department is moving,” Amaral said Abrantes is replacing former Prudential Committee member Bob Bouley shortly after a recall petition was presented to him Abrantes was part of the group that led the recall effort which faulted Bouley for removing Greg Edgcomb from his position as acting fire chief “without any process and in violation of the Open Meeting Law and the District By-Laws” and for refusing to interview Edgcomb for the role of permanent fire chief Details: cache-fra-eddf8230081-FRA 1746513126 1408666497 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application A funeral service to honor Carolyn’s life will be held at 1 p.m. Interment will follow at Gethsemane Memorial Park The family will receive friends from 6 p.m She spent the majority of her childhood on the beautiful island of Guam who frequently visited the coast and loved Carteret County for its outdoor recreation chose to plant roots and relocated their family permanently in 1979 Carolyn devoted her life to nurturing her family radiating love and providing unwavering strength to her children Her days were dedicated to fostering a warm and compassionate environment where her children flourished and cherished supporting her children and grandchildren in their pursuits Her unconditional love and unwavering dedication remained a consistent source of support for her family Carolyn's compassionate nature and nurturing spirit left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of knowing her." Those remaining to treasure her memory are her loving husband and Robby Lasater (Jewel) of Morehead City; daughter Michelle Lasater Denson of Rockingham; grandchildren and Harper Denson of Rockingham; great-grandchild Family and friends are welcome to submit online condolences at www.mundenfuneralhome.net Arrangements by Munden Funeral Home & Crematory in Morehead City 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 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - University of California San Diego sophomore diver Brooke Abrantes (San Diego/Santana HS) advanced past Tuesday's pre-qualification diving meet at the CrossPlex and into the main draw of the 2017 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships Divers earning NCAA qualifying scores during the regular season are subject to the competition on the day prior to the start of the actual meet, at the site of the NCAA Championships each year. All five of UC San Diego's men's and women's divers, under the guidance of first-year diving coach Jon Real produced the necessary scores earlier in the year to get on the plane to Alabama and participate on Tuesday Abrantes navigated through the qualifier on the basis of her eighth-place finish in the three-meter springboard event She will be the Tritons' first female diver in the main NCAA draw in over a decade Out of 36 divers on three-meter, true freshman Tiffany Wong was 25th (207.55), and sophomores Delainey Carlin (Carlsbad/Carlsbad HS) and Patty Sullivan 34th (187.40) and 35th (184.80) On the men's side, junior newcomer Trevor Jackson (Ramona/Ramona HS) competed only on the one-meter board and placed 22nd of 24 with 200.75 points Abrantes and Sullivan were making their second appearances in the pre-qualification meet Abrantes will compete in preliminaries of one-meter diving on Thursday and three-meter on the final day of the NCAA Championships this Saturday they would take place during the evening sessions After the top nine from each board advance automatically to the main draw an alternating format is used to fill out the remainder of the 18-diver field for the men and 22-diver field for the women for preliminaries with four of them strictly eligible for relays will commence their participation at the NCAA Championships on Wednesday morning 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 Omiri – Ribatejo e Estremadura Vol.II: Abrantes e Alcobaça (Repasseado Omiri presents Ribatejo e Estremadura Vol. II: Abrantes e Alcobaça It exclusively features field recordings from the municipalities of Abrantes and Alcobaça The culmination of over six months of fieldwork in these regions the project delves deep into the local culture The album serves not only as a 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Regulatory boundaries and species distributions often do not align This is especially the case for marine species crossing multiple Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) Such movements represent a challenge for fisheries management as policies tend to focus at the national level yet international collaborations are needed to maximize long-term ecological social and economic benefits of shared marine species we combined species distributions and the spatial delineation of EEZs at the global level to identify the number of commercially exploited marine species that are shared between neighboring nations We found that 67% of the species analyzed are transboundary (n = 633) fisheries targeting these species within global-EEZs caught on average 48 million tonnes per year equivalent to an average of USD 77 billion in annual fishing revenue over 90% of their catch and economic benefits were attributable to a few shared resources Our analysis suggests that catches from transboundary species are declining more than those from non-transboundary species Our study has direct implications for managing fisheries targeting transboundary species highlighting the need for strengthened effective and equitable international cooperation Our study focuses on the “transboundary” nature of shared species exploited by fisheries operating within EEZs having an accurate understanding of the distribution and scale of transboundary and straddling fish stocks as well as associated fisheries is important to inform their sustainable management these studies did not consider species’ biogeography in the quantification of transboundary stocks we aim to estimate the number of exploited marine species shared by neighboring countries and determine their contribution to global and regional catches as well as fisheries revenue we categorize species according to their catch trends while identifying differences among species based on habitat preference We hypothesize that the methodological constraints of previous studies resulted in an underestimation of the number of transboundary species and their contribution to global catch and revenue For this analysis we only considered shared species between neighboring EEZs rather than the species’ extended distribution (e.g. We rely on multiple data sources including occurrence and only consider a species to be present in a grid cell if all data sources showed positive occurrence (see Methods) Anchoveta in Ecuadorian waters only include a small proportion of the shared distribution range (spatial threshold between Ecuador and Peru < 10%; see Methods—Criteria 3) and thus do not meet our criteria for consideration as a transboundary stock A situation similar to the example of Peruvian anchoveta in Ecuadorian waters is common amongst the transboundary species identified in this study 590 of the 633 transboundary species have stocks in EEZs that do not meet our criteria for consideration as transboundary stock The annual average contribution from all excluded stocks of transboundary species to fisheries (e.g. Ecuador’s anchoveta catch) between 2005 and 2014 was 10.8 million tonnes representing USD 19,243 million in fishing revenue over the same time period These five nations were responsible for 41% of the yearly global fisheries revenue from transboundary species Weighted benefits of transboundary species by ${\mathrm{km}}^{2}$ and UN sub-region. (a) Revenue in thousand 2019 USD. (b) Catch in tonnes. Points = sub-region mean $\pm$ s.d. by country. Figure created using R version 3.5.2. Abbreviations as in Fig. 1 Number of transboundary species by catch trend and EEZ “No Category” reflects species with less than 10 years of catch data and/ or less than 5 consecutive years of catch data Number of EEZs shared by transboundary species (a) Number of EEZs by species organized according to ecosystem preference as defined by FishBase Showing only species that share > 20 EEZs (b) Average catch between 2005 and 2014 for top five countries capturing the top five shared species for each ecosystem preference category (color coding is as shown in legend in a) Note that there could be > 5 species due to similar sharing values The category “Other” consists of species that have no ’ecosystem preference’ classification in FishBase Identifying existing transboundary species is the first step towards cooperative joint management frameworks that are precautionary and can be flexible to accommodate the uncertain future driven by climate change Each source represents a different method of estimating the distribution of a given species thus providing a more robust result than an analysis focused on a single data source Only commercially fished species with data from all four sources were included in our analysis we used two different methods to estimate species distributions hereafter referred to as Ecological Niche Model-Nereus (ENM-Nereus) and Species Distribution Model-SAU (SDM-SAU) Although they use the same occurrence and environmental data complementing each other and providing robustness to the results We used the Sea Around Us catch reconstruction database from 2005 to 2014 as the fourth dataset to estimate transboundary species and to estimate their catch contribution within EEZs We selected this time frame to investigate the recent (our time frame includes the last decade of available data) contribution of transboundary fisheries to catches and revenue from fisheries and to reduce the uncertainty embedded in the reconstruction process (see key uncertainties Note that in call cases we report the average catch from 2005 to 2014 We developed a three-criteria methodology to determine whether or not a species can be considered transboundary Only species that met all criteria at least once were considered as “transboundary” while species that did not meet the criteria for any EEZ analyzed were considered as “discrete” Note that in cases where a species met all criteria for some EEZs these species were still considered as “transboundary” we filtered out those shared by EEZs sub-regions (e.g. species that occurred in more than one sub-region were only accounted for once Species that were present in EEZs that were non-continental territories neighboring other countries were kept as separate (e.g. but removed in cases where the non-continental territory belonged to the same nation (e.g. Associated states like Puerto Rico and New Caledonia were not considered separately (e.g. Puerto Rico was grouped with the United States and New Caledonia with France) and SDM-SAU model to determine the presence of each species within each of the world’s ${0.5}^{\circ }$ × ${0.5}^{\circ }$ marine grid cells All analyses only considered cases with agreement across all databases to obtain a more conservative estimate of transboundary species we assumed that a species was only present in a given grid-cell if it was reported in the Sea Around Us catch database all species that were not reported as caught in any single year between the reference years (2005–2014) in a given grid-cell were dropped This rule assumes that if a commercial species is projected within the EEZ of any fishing country and thus likely reported at some point over the last decade of data (2005–2014) thereby validating the models and selecting “currently” shared species We acknowledge that this criteria might limit the global distribution of species therefore resulting in a conservative estimate of transboundary species Category A represents fisheries that are registering increases in catch (“increasing”); Category B species that have a constant catch rate (“constant”); and Category C species that have registered declines in catch over the last 10 years (“decreasing”) we report the predominant category over the time period considered The Sea Around Us datasets used are publicly available at https://www.seaaroundus.org/, the occurrence dataset is all publicly available (see Methods), the ENM-Nereus data can be accessed upon request to G.R. 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Movements of Blue Sharks (Prionace glauca) across Their Life History From anchovies to sardines and back: multidecadal change in the Pacific Ocean Download references Palacios who helped with the translation of the abstract was supported by the Walton Family Foundation (Grant 2018-1371) the David and Lucile Packard Foundation (Grant 2019-68336) and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (Grant GBMF5668.02) and W.W.L.C acknowledge funding support by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (Discovery Grant) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (through the OceanCanada Partnership) All authors provided valuable input to the study conceptualization and discussed the results and analysis The authors declare no competing interests Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-74644-2 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 newsletter — what matters in science Spaniard Jose Antonio Garcia Mena and Portuguese Rodrigo Torres swept the board in the two big tour classes hosted at the 2021 CDI Horse Campline Abrantes on 24 - 25 April 2021 Especially for Rodrigo Torres the competition re-confirmed his horse Fogoso Horse Campline as team potential with their course clearly set for the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games Joao Victor Oliva and Escorial Horse Campline achieved their second MER validating their qualification and place as hot favourites for the Brazilian individual spot in Tokyo Portuguese equestrian enterprise Horse Campline stepped in to host a new CDI in Abrantes after no less than five CDIs had been cancelled in Portugal since the beginning of the year "The CDI Alter was cancelled shortly before the due date so Horse Campline decided to grab the FEI qualification date and go forward with an international dressage event as many Portuguese riders were eager to show at their first international of the year," said Maria Amaral "Horse Campline set up a successful event in just two weeks time with the objective of giving riders the opportunity to obtain qualification scores for upcoming championships such as Olympic Games CDI Abrantes with a lush green backgroundThe CDI Horse Campline was held in Abrantes an equestrian centre which has been host to international shows in previous years As the Horse Campline headquarters are still under construction the company opted to rent this venue with very few resident horses facilitating the guarantee of compliance to all the EHV-1 FEI rules Horse Campline brought innovation to the show grounds applying the new concept of rider-audience engagement successfully tried out in northern Europe: riders were interviewed after the test and a live stream was offered which generated over 3,000 viewers on Saturday The event was the first opportunity of 2021 for Portuguese riders to re-confirm or achieve their Minimum Eligibility Requirement (MER) scores in the lead-up to the summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo and European Dressage Championships in Hagen The show further offered young horse classes in which riders could earn their qualifying scores for the 2021 World Young Horse Championships later in the year in Verden the CDI had classes from young horses level to Grand Prix While the youth and small tour tests were filled with Portugues riders the big tour brought some international flair to the show The Jerez de la Frontera based Spanish team rider Jose Antonio Garcia Mena trailered in two horses while the Portuguese Brazilian Olympian Joao Victor Marcari Oliva rode his first CDI of the year Joao Victor Oliva on Escorial Horse CamplineGarcia Mena had his international debut aboard the 11-year old Hanoverian Divina Royal (by Desperados) a chestnut mare he has been riding since 2018 and which he premiered at national Grand Prix level in February 2020 The Spaniard had Portuguese team rider Rodrigo Torres hot on his heels with Fogoso Horse Campline an 11-year old licensed Lusitano stallion by Rico The pair finished second in the Grand Prix with 72.652% and won the Grand Prix Special with 72.638% They proved they are back in the game for national team selection for the 2021 Olympics The Lusitano showed off his talent for the collection movements and scored nines for piaffe They aim for a peak performance this year and have been closely collaborating with national team trainer Kyra Kyrklund to achieve this goal Torres and Fogoso will compete next at the CDIO Compiègne in France Brazilian Joao Victor Marcari Oliva and the popular 12-year old Lusitano breeding stallion Escorial Horse Campline (by Spartacus) returned to the international scene in Abrantes and immediately made a big statement as hot favourites for the one individual Olympic spot Brazil can fill for Tokyo The new combination finished fifth in the Grand Prix with 69.130% and were fourth in the Special with 67.936% allowing him to be considered by the Brazilian National Federation for selection to continue their preparation at the CDI Compiègne next month Torrential downpours of rain meddled with the Sunday afternoon schedule and resulted in three youth classes being cancelled did not dampen the spirit of the riders who were happy to have been back in the arena with their competition outfit on Under 25 rider Martim Meneres made his senior Grand Prix debut on his long-time partner Equador"The Organising Committee in agreement with the Officials gave the riders the option to choose if they wanted to compete or not and all of them decided not to ride because of the weather conditions." said Amaral "It rained and stormed very strongly from lunchtime on Although the weather did not collaborate on Sunday afternoon we received very positive feedback on the show Italian pony rider Lisa Bartz captured the trophy in the pony team test with Hemingway B Portuguese children rider Briana Alexandra Vintila clocked her first CDI win aboard Diego while junior Manuel Resina Antunes kicked off his second year at junior level with Jackpot do Penedo on winning form At young riders level the experienced Portuguese Catarina Costa and Kut 'n Move topped the board in the team test Rita Ralao Duarte and Irao (by Rubi AR) made it a double victory claiming the Prix St Georges with 67.382% and the Intermediaire I with 66.559% Miguel Duarte Rico and the 13-year old Lusitano Imperador DR (by Rubi AR) swept the medium tour Intermediaire A on the horse's international debut The Horse Campline company has developed an appetite for horse show organisation and is planning for more shows in the future Photos © Rui Pedro Godinho Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business 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All rights are reserved, including those for text and data mining, AI training, and similar technologies. For all open access content, the relevant licensing terms apply. 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, a SQL command or malformed data. 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. © Fernando Guerra | FG+SGTypology-wise, a market is a building where the concept of public space is taken to the limit. Still present in so many cultures, the market takes place on the streets, and sellers do their businesses in carts, makeshift stands and tents, making the market place and the city space merge or coincide. SectionThe new Abrantes Market is at once building and street. One can cut across, going from one street to the other, either through the stairway opened at the northern edge, or wandering between the stands and the spiral staircase located at the southern edge. Deep down, it is basically a street, shaped with walls and covered by a white-washed shell of exposed concrete. © Fernando Guerra | FG+SGOn the top of the building two volumes capture the sunlight that flows to the lower floors through openings in the slabs at each level highlighting the concrete's texture and exposing the passing of the hours You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The NJ Transit board is gaining a labor leader with experience in the construction sector who will join the board Tuesday for his first meeting is the assistant executive secretary-treasurer for the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters "As a labor leader with extensive experience in a variety of capacities within the construction industry I am eager to bring my insights and expertise to the table as we work towards advancing public transit services in our state," Abrantes said in a statement "Throughout my career within the construction sector I have witnessed the transformative impact that infrastructure projects can have on communities particularly how they spur economic activity and development," he said Engineers union without a contract authorized a strikeAbrantes' arrival comes while the agency is at odds with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen the remaining union at NJ Transit without a contract — the last one expired Dec The union authorized a strike in August after an overwhelming majority of its members voted in favor of it but it requires the National Mediation Board to "release" them to allow a strike and even then they could still face intervention from the president Abrantes said he has worked on collaboration between labor management and other community stakeholders in his work Meanwhile, the agency is in the process of moving to a new headquarters nearby especially after it was revealed by NorthJersey.com that officials went with the most expensive option despite facing a $120 million deficit in the fiscal year that starts July 1 and a nearly $1 billion shortfall a year later Abrantes will be among the board members who must attend some of 10 public hearings about the fare increases that are scheduled to be held in person in March More: NJ Transit's Access Link pilot that uses Lyft and taxis expands to Bergen, Passaic More: More turnover on NJ Transit board as agency faces fiscal cliff "My background in union leadership has equipped me with the necessary skills in negotiation and stakeholder engagement that will be invaluable as we address the evolving needs of our transit system," Abrantes said "I am excited to work alongside my fellow board members and other external stakeholders as I’m brought up to speed on the challenges confronting the agency in the post-pandemic era as well as how we can continue building on their successes moving forward," he said Other board members have left recentlySangeeta Doshi who had served on the board since former Senate President Steve Sweeney appointed her in 2020 said her term's expiration in January gave her an "opportunity to pursue other opportunities," in an emailed statement to NorthJersey.com "As someone who is extremely passionate about the environment I ensured sustainability remained a focus for NJ Transit throughout my tenure," Doshi wrote "I consider it a privilege to have served the residents of New Jersey and to have represented South Jersey on the board." She is the second person to choose to leave the board at the end of their term and the fourth board member from the 2020 class to depart in about a year's time Bob Gordon also left at the end of his term in December saying he wanted to focus his attention on a new job NJ Transit board members can stay past their term's expiration until a replacement is confirmed Fulton resigned days before the board voted on an item to allow the agency to negotiate the new headquarters lease at 2 Gateway in Newark NJ Transit’s Tuesday night meeting will be led by a new face Staff Writer Katie Sobko contributed to this story. to open the local technical office following some of the same assumptions of 2017 - questioning and deciding collectively its future role in the city by congregating its cultural character with With the question: how to think the city from a building the goal was to ensure that the existing structure was not damaged not putting at risk the archaeological study of its past The demolitions only affected constructions with no architectural value or those that did not present security conditions they make a clear distinction between what is existing and what is new - evident in the choice of reversible constructive solutions and use of contrasting materials Anthony Abrantes of the Keystone + Mountain + Lakes Regional Council of Carpenters has been elected president of the Northwest Jersey Central Labor Council which represents almost 40,000 labor members in Morris Abrantes will take over the building trades union post in one of the few Republican areas of the state The East Hanover resident was appointed to the Morris County Park Commission in 2018 and served as a Morris County Planning Board member Elected on Abrantes were: Michael Pulsinelli (IBEW Local 102) as Secretary-Treasurer; Sheila Schicker (HPAE Local 5629) as executive vice president; James Harper (SMART Local 25) as first vice president; Grisel Anton (AFSCME District 1199J) as second vice president; and Robert Hopkins (UBC Local 254) as recording secretary Winning trustee seats were: Ken Simone (BAC Local 4); John Mancini (LIUNA Local 3); and Jennifer Higgins (AFT Local 1904) Scott Spratt (UTU Local 60) is the Sergeant-At-Arms The new vice presidents-at-large are: Scott Lamorticella (UA Local 696); George Curreri (IBEW Local 827); Saverio Samarelli (LIUNA Local 3); Mark Keple (UBC Local 254); David Cicalese (ILA Local 1); Ted Ujfallussy (IUPAT DC711); Daniel Sebban (UBC Local 254); and George Krevet (CWA Local 1037) Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a879089234f672be9e62658b567141e0" );document.getElementById("b0150800dd").setAttribute( "id" “I’m more than aware I’m crazy and have a lot of ideas and most of them are bad but sometimes I have some decent ones.” My particular idea this time around was to give away an extra turbo I had laying around It was a pretty damn good idea if you ask me but you could say the execution wasn’t the smoothest even so it gave me an excuse to fly out to Florida to meet Jonathan Abrantes and see his Candy Red 2015 Ford Mustang Ecoboost he and his family moved to America where he and his dad became close over a shared love of cars Jon had reached out to me via Instagram as he had heard I was giving away a turbo Jon had informed me that he would be drag racing his Mustang at an in-state event a few cities away from him I knew it was going to be some sort of drag race but had no idea that the event would attract some of the fastest street cars in the United States I booked my flight out to Tampa and got to the track intake to see Jon offloading his Mustang and putting on a set of Forgestar F14 drag pack wheels wrapped in giant Mickey Thompson tires This was Jons first time with the car on a race track and he was determined to make as many passes as he could Jon shared he got the bug for speed at a young age and his father and he installed a turbo kit Fun times and many blown engines ensued before they graduated to a beat up They managed to rebuild the engine but failure persisted with this vehicle One day Jon was walking through a grocery store and saw a photo of the new 2015 S550 Ford Mustang on a magazine cover that thing is sexy,” Jon said of the mustang He found out the S550 came with a 4-cylinder option which prompted him to dip into savings before making his way to eBay we agreed if the price went down $1,000 we could get the car,” Jon said of the car he had his eyes set on He added that much to his disbelief the next morning the price had dropped $1,000 Jon immediately called the owner to arrange payment and pick up Jon was proud to tell me that he and his father built this car themselves and from my first impressions What caught my eye first was that Jon was using an air gun to remove his lug nuts The hose it was hooked to was attached to the compressor tank in the trunk – the Ecoboost sitting on Air Lift Performance strut airbags but the Candy Red Autoflex Dip looks wild when exposed to the sun to black and glaring bright orange with some sparkle flare Jon replaced the OEM bumper with a much more aggressive IKON GT350 replica I appreciate that they went the extra mile with the fangs and canards Jon bravely opened up these extremely expensive OEM headlights and has replaced the OEM DRL’s with Starry Nights Tribal Boards he added their Demon Eyes and LED tubes that run below the headlight housing Jon mentioned “One of the most difficult/annoying mods was my headlights since I changed/modified them three times those three times were definitely times where I wanted to throw in the towel and let someone else do it for me Many of my friends paid other people to do their headlights and they came to me to do theirs (I refused) but they weren’t happy with their headlights after paying someone to do it but loved mine which brought some pride into it and showed how proud I was that I did them myself instead of being unhappy with a job I paid someone else to do.” The stock hood has been swapped out for GT hood that adds a light flare with it’s added double gills on the side Jon has installed a MAP Performance Turbo Kit that has boosted figures from a stock 256 wheel horsepower to over 457 WHEEL Horsepower Jon states that he loves the power that has been added but the turbo lag is unreasonable I gave him the Turbonetics NX2 Drop-In turbocharger and anti-surge compressor housing to help reduce lag the turbo is over 2.5x larger than the OEM turbo This additional airflow dramatically increases power while nearly matching the spool time of the stock turbo Jon will be doing a full install in the coming week so stay tuned the direct injection system just cannot supply fuel fast enough To help save our environment while making power a Radium Engineering fuel rail has been installed between the intake manifold and cylinder head This allows Jon to run an additional 4 injectors to help the demand of extra fuel needed when running ethanol / E85 A Split Second Fuel Controller is used to help control the additional injectors a Bluetooth ethanol content sensor lets Jon know exactly what percentage of ethanol is flowing to the engine To evacuate the block with all that extra boost a UPR catch can and check valve has been installed to help our 2.3L block breathe the pressurized gases Jon has installed an obnoxiously loud Turbosmart Supersonic blow off valve for maximum PSH sounds and turbo protection Let’s shut the hood and take a look at the side profile of this Mustang This Ecoboost is quite literally and figuratively on the ground thanks to a complete Airlift Performance Strut + Bag combo In the trunk is Airlift Performance 3P management system + compressor tank are a sponsored set of Vertini RF1.5 Wheels featuring a 5 split spoke design 20×9 +32 up front and a 20×10.5 +45 in the rear FF Performance has provided Jon a set of Forgestar F14 Drag Pack wheels measuring in at 17×10 +44 colored in Gunmetal Mounted up to those Drag Packs are a very aggressive standing Mickey Thompson ET Street R Bias Tire Under the side skirts lies a strip of underflow for the true tuner pop Wrapping up the rear of Jon’s car is an Ikon GT350R V2 fiberglass spoiler. I think this spoiler compliments the front very well especially with the low stance. A set of custom burnt quad tips completes his rear exhaust section. Jon’s interior remains fairly stock with Carbon Fiber wrap accenting the dash and many other bits and pieces. Not to worry! 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All rights reserved. We will safeguard your e-mail and only send content you request. We'll send you the most interesting Street Muscle articles, news, car features, and videos every week. We promise not to use your email address for anything but exclusive updates from the Power Automedia Network. Text description provided by the architects. Along the Tejo (Tagus) River and across from the city of Abrantes, the plot naturally establishes a border between the intricate layout of the surrounding houses and the river. © Fernando Guerra | FG+SGThe whole structure is walkable along a gallery that communicates with the outside and that allows access to all program areas on the inside This gallery is marked by a façade composed of a repetition of vertical elements a louvre that creates a physical barrier that is interrupted by openings that allow access to the camping site entering the Fire Academy can be an “overwhelming” experience said District 2 firefighter Carolyn Abrantes the program is rigorous and the situations are brand new In an effort to alleviate some of that stress Abrantes recently piloted a new training program for Fire District 2’s recruits and juniors seeking to familiarize the future firefighters with the basics of their equipment and protocols “I want them to keep that excitement going,” Abrantes said “I want them to know that there is a place for them.” but Abrantes said she’s been “stunned” by the level of participation for a completely voluntary weekend class The district has about 10 recruits and juniors Recruits are trainees over 18 and juniors are aged 15 to 17 the class has learned their way around their critical equipment including their personal protective clothes and their self-contained breathing apparatus “We really want them to know every piece of their SCPA,” Abrantes said “Knowing the basics of that is very important.” The recruits and juniors will also receive hydrant training and learn how to work with various ladders all the way up to the aerial truck ladder at the end of the course “There’s so much in the fire service — it can be such an overwhelming career to get into,” Abrantes said Even if the students don’t memorize every piece of the training Abrantes believes gaining familiarity with all of the tools will help them get even more out of their eventual Fire Academy program: “If they already have an idea of what the instructors are looking for they can really absorb the rest of the information that they are trying to teach them.” Everyone in the class seems to be very excited and the response from the department itself has been just as heartening but has also had other people in the department volunteer to help teach or come to watch the training sessions “I’m just really excited that so many of the firefighters in our station — they’re all very excited about it,” she said “The support that we have within our station is out of this world Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Bay Area-based maker Melanie Abrantes focuses on producing eco-friendly goods that are handcrafted out of materials like cork and domestic and local hardwoods Abrantes turns pieces of wood and cork into into bowls The objects are both beautiful and functional with the goal of being used in everyday life which actually include a Band-Aid should you injure yourself Styling by Genevieve Bandrowski and photography by Melanie Riccardi Caroline Williamson is Editor-in-Chief of Design Milk She has a BFA in photography from SCAD and can usually be found searching for vintage wares doing New York Times crossword puzzles in pen FiiO'S sub-brand Snowsky has launched the Retro Nano user-friendly vinyl flattening machine that restores warped records to their original shape using precision heat technology Zaha Hadid Architects transforms public transit at the KAFD Metro Station in Riyadh with futuristic architecture Full of natural materials and respect for modern Swedish design the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection from IKEA debuts 96 new pieces You’ll always hear it from Design Milk first Our passion is discovering and highlighting emerging talent and we’re energized by and for our community of like-minded design lovers — like you FCB New York’s Alexandre Abrantes tops the 2024 list of the best CDs in the industry closely followed by counterparts across the Big Apple He is joined at the top of the table by FCBers past and present with Simon Dolsten (now at Johannes Leonardo) and Thomas Mori sharing second place The trio’s podium places were largely secured by their being credited on two highly decorated campaigns for AB InBev-owned Michelob Ultra. 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