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Best Dancers and their TDA results over the years:

(Only includes dancers that placed multiple times/competed in more than one year)

Caleb Abea:

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer

Alyssa Allen:

2012: Teen Female Top 10

2014: Senior Female Best Dancer

Finley Ashfield:

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2021: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer

Luke Barrett:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer

Jacob Barrow:

2020: Mini Male Top 20

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer

Aedyn Bekker:

2018: Mini Male Top 10

2019: Mini Male Best Dancer

Hailey Bills

2016: Mini Female Top 10

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer

Dyllan Blackburn

2016: Mini Female Top 10

2017: Mini Female 1st Runner-up

2018: Junior Female Top 10

2019: Junior Female 1st Runner-up

2020: Teen Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer

Stefania Bonomo

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer

Kazuma Brailsford:

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Junior Male Top 20

2023: Junior Male Best Dancer

Brightyn Brems:

2015: Mini Female Top 20

2016: Mini Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Bostyn Brown:

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer

Nicholas Bustos:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Keagan Capps:

2017: Mini Female Top 20

2018: Junior Female Top 10

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Kylee Casares

2018: Mini Female Top 20

2019: Mini Female Top 10

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer

D'Angelo Castro:

2012: Junior Male Best Dancer

2014: Teen Male Top 10

2015: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer

Ruby Castro

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer

2021: Senior Female Top 10

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer

Artyon Celestine:

2014: Mini Male Top 6

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer

JT Church:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kyle Patrick Clarke:

2012: Teen Male Best Dancer

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Senior Male Best Dancer

Dylan Custodio:

2021: Mini Male Top 10

2022: Mini Male Best Dancer

Brady Farrar:

2014: Mini Male Best Dancer

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer

Sam Fine:

2018: Junior Male Top 10

2020: Teen Male Top 20

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Male Best Dancer

Zoe Flores:

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer

Jackson Foley:

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Top 10

Gracyn French

2018: Mini Female Top 10

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Parker Garrison:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer

Avery Gay:

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Senior Female Top 10

Joziah German:

2014: Mini Male Best Dancer

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer

2020: Senior Male Best Dancer

Seth Gibson:

2018: Junior Male Top 20

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer

Megan Goldstein:

2014: Junior Female Top 10

2015: Junior Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ashley Green:

2014: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer

Kalani Hilliker:

2011: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2013: Junior Female Best Dancer

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Avery Hall:

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2020: Teen Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Top 10

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer

Morgan Higgins:

2014: Teen Female Top 20

2015: Teen Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer

Ella Horan:

2016: Junior Female Top 10

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer

Crystal Huang:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer

Tristan Ianiero:

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer

Lex Ishimoto:

2014: Teen Male Best Dancer

2016: Senior Male Best Dancer

Kelsie Jacobson:

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer

2023: Junior Female Top 10

Jazzmin James:

2011: Junior Female 2nd Runner-up

2012: Teen Female Best Dancer

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer

Jenna Johnson:

2011: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2012: Senior Female Best Dancer

Payton Johnson:

2012: Junior Female Best Dancer

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer

2017: Senior Female Best Dancer

Jayce Kalb:

2011: Junior Female Best Dancer

2012: Teen Female Top 20

2013: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer

Brianna Keingatti:

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-Up

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer

Bella Klassen:

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Top 10

Savannah Kristich:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-Up

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer

Murphy Lee:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer

2017: Teen Male Top 10

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer

Addison Leich:

2017: Mini Female Top 20

2018: Junior Female Top 20

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Top 10

Julian Lombardi:

2013: Junior Male Best Dancer

2015: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Top 10

Patricio Lopez:

2021: Teen Male Top 10

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer

Sophia Lucia:

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer

Cooper Macalalad:

2019: Mini Male Top 10

2020: Junior Male Top 10

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer

2023: Teen Male Top 10

Easton Magliarditi:

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Top 10

2020: Teen Male Best Dancer

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kayla Mak:

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Top 10

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer

Savannah Manzel:

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Mini Female Best Dancer

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Holden Maples:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kya Massimino

2019: Mini Female Top 10

2020: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer

Ryan Maw:

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer

Findlay McConnell

2011: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer

Tate McRae:

2012: Mini Females Top 10

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer

Keenan Mentzos:

2020: Mini Male Best Dancer

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer

Nicholas Moreno:

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer

Taylor Morrison:

2019: Mini Female Top 20

2021: Junior Female Top 10

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer

Michael Novitski

2016: Senior Male Top 10

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer

Ali Ogle:

2016: Mini Female Top 20

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2020: Junior Female Best Dancer

2022: Teen Female Top 10

Jonathan Paula

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer

2018: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Top 10

Simrin Player:

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Senior Female Best Dancer

Hudson Pletcher:

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Moses Rankine:

2017: Teen Male Top 20

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer

Christina Ricucci:

2012: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2013: Teen Female Best Dancer

Kelis Robinson:

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer

2020: Senior Female Best Dancer

Zachary Roy:

2019: Mini Male Top 10

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer

Vivian Ruiz:

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Female Best Dancer

Brynn Rumfallo:

2013: Mini Female Top 10

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer

Michael Cash Savio

2020: Mini Male Top 10

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer

Eric Scholoesser:

2012: Teen Male Top 10

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer

Malia Scott:

2022: Mini Female Top 20

2023: Mini Female Best Dancer

Talia Seitel:

2011: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2012: Mini Female Best Dancer

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Teen Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Senior Female Top 20

Alex Shulman:

2016: Junior Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Top 10

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Top 10

2020: Senior Male Top 10

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer

Taylor Sieve:

2012: Teen Female Top 20

2013: Teen Female Top 10

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer

Christian Smith:

2014: Teen Male Top 10

2015: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer

Santiago Sosa:

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Junior Male Best Dancer

Quinn Starner:

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ian Stegeman:

2019: Mini Male Best Dancer

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer

Emma Sutherland:

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ellary Day Szyndlar:

2021: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Mini Female Best Dancer

Carly Thinfen:

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Female Best Dancer

Ricky Ubeda

2011: Teen Male Best Dancer

2012: Senior Male Best Dancer

Keanu Uchida:

2013: Senior Male Top 10

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer

Lucy Vallely:

2014: Junior Female Top 10

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer

Isaiah Villegas:

2016: Mini Male Top 20

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Senior Male Best Dancer

Cameron Voorhees:

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer

2020: Junior Female Top 10

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer

Jonathan Wade:

2011: Junior Male Best Dancer

2014: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Senior Male Best Dancer

Kiarra Waidelich:

2015: Mini Female Top 10

2016: Mini Female Best Dancer

2018: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Best Dancer

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Ava Wagner

2016: Mini Female Top 20

2017: Junior Female Top 10

2018: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Ellie Wagner:

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Female Best Dancer

Wyeth Walker:

2015: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer

Elliana Walmsley:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer

2020: Junior Female Top 10

Jaycee Wilkins:

2013: Mini Female Top 10

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer

2019: Senior Female Top 20

Jaxon Willard:

2016: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer

Carter Williams:

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Senior Male Top 10

2020: Senior Male Top 10

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Skylar Wong:

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer

Fiona Wu:

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2021: Mini Female Top 20

2022: Junior Female Top 10

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer

Emma York:

2014: Mini Female Top 10

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer

Zenon Zubyk:

2012: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2013: Teen Male Best Dancer

Timothy Zvifel

2017: Mini Male Top 10

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer

2022: Teen Male Top 10

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Fire Island | Gay Storyline | Watch all 07 parts Part 06 - openload | thevideo.me | vidup.me | netu.tv | estream.to A family dinner erupts in conflict when Patrick’s invited guest, an ex, enflames Cheyenne. Patrick performers in a talent show and then makes a startling accusation. Part 07 - openload | thevideo.me | vidup.me | netu.tv | estream.to Season Finale. As summer draws to a close, Patrick makes an accusation that threatens to tear the house apart. Khasan choreographs a performance for pop star, Betty Who on the island. The boys reflect on their summer adventure.

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Is growth hacking future of marketing?

Sir David Brailsford coach of cycling team, British Team Sky, had a difficult challenge ahead of the Olympic Games in the year 2012. He had to coach the team that hadn’t won a single major cycling tournament since 1966. Brailsford didn’t feel discouraged and went on finding everything that could help in riding a bike and then he went on improving every single thing that is in anyway related to cycling. He improved ergonomics of bike seat and also weight of the tires. Other things improved on his advice were nutrition, massage gel and the pillows that cyclists slept on. Everything was improved on the advice of the coach but it was only by 1%. By aggregating all the improvements, Brailsford did a remarkable job. In 2012, the team accumulated 70% of the gold medals in cycling in the Olympic Game. It won the prestigious Tour de France and two other tournaments. Brailsford became a growth-hacker. His experiment proved that performance can be improved by making small human-centered changes in the process. He proved that even small improvements can help in getting big achievements in cycling. Airbub, Uber, Instagram, Spofity, Warby Parker and WhatsApp also followed the growth-hacking formula. What they did is they discovered the channels that are yet untapped and improved their features to tap those channels. Their strategy was to stay close to their customers and continuously improve their services through a rigorous analytical approach. Growth-hacking got them top-dollar price for their efforts and they also made a huge customer base. The rate at which these brands acquired the market, retained position and monetized their efforts is certainly astonishing. But what is more surprising is that their efforts have nothing to do with traditional marketing. All the credit for their growth goes to growth-hacking formula. Growth-hacking is now a strategy of customer acquisition and retention and it follows a midway path between product development and marketing. The process is to take advantage of social dynamics and network effects marrying marketing with product. The term was coined by Sean Ellis in 2010. Twitter’s “Suggested Users List” is a good example of growth-hacking. This feature made service quite easy and increased user base. Similarly Dropbox introduced “I get something if you get something” to offer free storage space for users who like sharing the service with friends. It is a prerequisite for free storage. Mailbox went a step ahead by putting a condition of super-slick interface. Users can see how many people are ahead of them on the waitlist of Mailbox. These cases are examples of good user acquisition, retention and referrals due to the get-go feature that was included in the product experience. By simply choosing a service, users spread the word about that service in their social network and new customers made through referrals and mentions. It is a “use-awareness-use” loop and it works like a self-starter without requiring a strategy or budget. The most important thing in growth-hacking is network effect and to create a network effect, you need more users on board. Brands have a strategy called “piggybacked” for attracting more users. It is relying on pre-existing networks to create new. The networks were created on the user base and interactions already happening in those networks. Airbub took advantage of Craiglist that it piggybacked for its initial growth. Similarly PayPal piggybacked on eBay to take advantage of the flourishing world of online transactions of the ecommerce platform. There are more examples that show how brands piggybacked for growth. Instagram and Spotify piggybacked on Facebook for its massive social dynamics and resources. And also Snapchat and WhatsApp piggybacked on phonebook contacts of phone users to grow their customer base. Piggybacking helped these brands in building networks from other resources instead of starting from scratch. Another advantage of piggybacking is that the brands accrued huge returns on their existing investments by saving money on marketing and distribution. In conventional marketing, spending on sub-par products is compensated by spending on distribution. But spending a huge sum on distribution isn’t a guarantee of success, if the product isn’t acceptable to the targeted market. No matter how massive the launch is, it won’t create a scalable, repeatable and sustainable way to grow, if the product isn’t good. Lesson to be learnt from traditional marketing is that the product must be as good as the promotion. Or it is the product that matters more than marketing. And the message comes from the brands that have neither budget nor knowledge of marketing. Brands like Instagram and Airbub focused their efforts on creating products and services that not only have good distribution system but they also have features that make the products and services must have for customers. It is “product plus distribution equals modern marketing” approach catapulted brands like Airbub to the height of popularity that only Hilton enjoys. Now these brands need to start hacking their own growth. It is necessary as it is the only way to stretch the shrinking marketing budget for introducing and expanding service network. Conclusion Some brands display exemplary marketing skills using latest technology. They built their networks using resources of the existing networks. The process is called growth-hacking and it works for every business, product and service. Its advantage is that it needs little investment and efforts and it gives excellent returns. The growth-hacking formula has shown brands a new way to build relationships and clients. 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Tour de France news: Egan Bernal set to become youngest winner of Tour de France in post-war era

Egan Bernal becomes the youngest winner of the Tour de France in the post-war era after defending yellow jersey in rain-hit phase 20

The 22-year-old is the race leader for the final stage on Sunday

Bernal is ready to win a seventh tour of the last eight for Team Ineos

Geraint Thomas has moved to second place in the general classification

By Ian Parker, Press Association

Published: ] Published:] 16:44 BST, July 27, 2019 | Updated: 16:44 BST, July 27, 2019

Egan Bernal is going to win the Tour of France after successfully defending his yellow jersey over a shortened stage 20 in Val Thorens

Vincenzo Nibali gathered the victory stage in the Alpine ski area, but the biggest celebrations will take place in the Team Ineos hotel, with their 22-year-old Colombian ready to become the youngest winner of the post-war Tour.

Bernal can now enjoy the traditional procession from Sunday to Paris, where he will seal a seventh Tour win of the last eight for his British-registered team and become the first Colombian to win the Tour.

Bernal held onto the yellow jersey after he in fourth place when it was rainy – hit Val Thorens

The 22 -year-old is congratulated by Ineos team-mate Geraint Thomas at the finish

Bernal appears to be the first Colombian Tour de France winner on Sunday

Last year's winner gave Geraint Thomas his young team-mate high-five when they crossed the line in Val Thorens, after he moved himself into the overall standings to make it a one-two for Team Ineos.

Steven Kruijswijk of Jumbo-Visma takes the bottom step on the podium after Julian Alaphilippe, who started the second day after his remarkable run in yellow, squatted again on the last day.

Bernal, the first Colombian to win the Tour, was almost called the winner without a pedal, was turned on Saturday while the bad weather that struck on Friday continued in the Alp, and threatened the Albertville stage. see, already cut from 130 km to 59 km, all left together.

Bernal will probably seal a seventh Tour victory from the last eight for Team Ineos seal

But the rain, hail and lightning persisted long enough for the race to run at an aggressive pace, given the short distance.

Bahrain-Merida Nibali, the 2014 Tour Winner but never a fight this year after his efforts in the Giro d & # 39; Italia, pulled the stage win out of the escape, while Jumbo-Visma slowed the pace look for Alaphilippe to shake off to get Kruijswijk on stage.

Nibali made the decisive step on the 33.4 km climb to Val Thorens 13 kilometers from the summit, just as Alaphilippe went the other wa and from the back of the main group.

Tour de France classification

1. Egan Bernal

2. Geraint Thomas

3. Steven Kruijswijk

4. Emanuel Buchmann

5. Julian Alaphilippe

6. Mikel Landa Meana

7. Rigoberto Uran

8. Nairo Quintana

9. Alejandro Valverde

10. Warren Barguil

This was perhaps the weakest Team Ineos viewed their long-running race dominance, and yet they are with their best results emerged since Sir Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome took the top two stairs of the podium in 2012.

They did not take the yellow jersey before Bernal & # 39; s attack on the Col de l & # 39 Iseran paid dividends on a 19 shortened by the weather, and the view of their riders gathered on the front of the platoon setting a pace designed to burn down their rivals is rare.

But the lead team Sir Dave Brailsford does not care, whose investment in the precocious Bernal has paid off even before.

Bernal was trained in the main team of the Spin in May, but after crash training had ruled him out, he turned his attention to the Tour, which he was expected to support Thomas and Froome.

But after the Froome crash at the Cr iterium du Dauphine and Thomas & Spill in the Tour de Suisse, Bernal was elevated to co-leader status and the faith shown in him was repaid.

Although he did not win a stage – without a winner on stage 19 where he was the first to crest the Iseran – Bernal consistently attacked in the mountains to make up for the team he lost to Thomas in the time trial of stage 13 .

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Betty Who – Ignore Me (Official Music Video)

Official music video for ‘Ignore Me’ performed by Betty Who. Betty Who “Ignore Me” Out Now: http://ift.tt/2EUWP9d Director: Mark McCune & Mariana McCune Creative Director/Choreographer: Khasan Brailsford Production Company: More Media Producer: Aly Parker Production Supervisor: Tony Rosenthal 1st A.D.: Luke Barber DP: Jon Chema Production Designer: Christian Snell Color: Dan Finlayson Special thanks to: […]

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Virgin Island Lottery

Carol Furneaux

And for the 20th Season of Visionaries:

Nick Candy and Holly Vallance

Conrad Clauson

Jeff & Mary Madura

International Raw Materials

Wilma Harris, In memory of her parents, August Uebel and Martha Moebus Uebel Howard and Maxine Lewis

Foundation for the New York United Hospital Medical Center, In memory of Ryan Mahoney

First Metro Bank

Valagro

San Antonio Friends

Mr. William Inglee and Ms. Jane Madden

Bank of America

Fertilizer Industry Roundtable

The A.J. Sackett & Sons Company

Dr. Sherif Zafraan and Mrs. Tara Turk-Zafraan

Mr. Chris Townsend

Coptic Community of San Antonio, TX

Dr. & Mrs. Mohamed El-Shafie

Dr. Randi Rubovits-Seitz

Drs. Samia and Kamal Khalil

Mr. and Mrs. Art Spanjer

Mr. John Rakolta, Jr

Mrs. Terry Rakolta

The Beneficial Foundation

Nelson Talbott Foundation

CDPAPC

Dr. Bonnie Sampsell

Mr. Bernardo Brasil

Mrs. Stephanie Denkowicz

Vision Hospitality Properties

Dr. and Mrs. John OâÄôBrien

Mr. Thomas O'Keefe & Ms. Norma Comer

Ms. Myra Whitlock

Mr. Dennis O'Connor and Mr. William McCluskey

Alliance Source Testing

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bussey

Dr. & Ms. Craig Boyer

Dr. Michael Lovellette & Ms. June Doezema

Drs. Samir & Chahira Gabriel

Mr. Robert Wilson

Ms. Beverly Weber

Dr. L. Donald Pearlstein and Mrs. Helen Pearlstein

Dr. Melissa Barden Dowling

Critical Fluid Management

Dr. Flora Anthony and Mr. Clay Anthony

Elementar Americas/Sandy Hughes

Onset HOBO Data Loggers

Captain and Mrs. Hiram Patterson, USN/Ret

Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at Harvard Kennedy School

And for the 19th Season of Visionaries:

Frank & Barbara Manley

Tom Hormel

The Parker Family Foundation

Additional support provided by

BRAILSFORD & DUNLAVEY, Inc.

Building Hope

Peter and Laura Olle

Studley, Inc.âÄôs Education Practice Group

Gloria and Wilson Aboudi

Myron & Elaine Adler Private Foundation

Ronald Aroesty Trust U/W Herbert Seid

George Bean Investments

Berit and Martin Bernstein

Anita and Howard J. Blatt -

Rampart Agency, Inc.

Myrna and Yale Block

Janet and Bernard R. Bober

Marvin Eiseman

Carl Epstein

Eleanor and Edward Epstein

Feldman Charitable Foundation

Judy and Ary Freilich

Steven Morey Greenberg, Esq,

Joan and Robert M. Hess

The Kaplen Foundation

Wendy Feldstein King

The Proctor Foundation, Inc.

Judy and Joseph Klyde

William J. Lippman

Cynthia and Stanley Low

Perlman Family Foundation, Inc

Daniel Rubin

Donna and David Schweid

The Barbara & Norman Seiden Foundation

Nancy and David Sharp

Sylvia & Stanley Shirvan Foundation

Carole and Alan Silberstein

Michael Sternlieb, Esq.

Harley and Eli Ungar

Inge and Paul Wolff

The 18th Season of Visionaries is provided in part by:

The David & Carol Myers Foundation

The Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee

Monsanto Company

United Church of Christ

Additional Visionaries Season 18 underwriting was provided by

Week of Compassion

The Sandy River Charitable Foundation

Women's Division/General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church

Dole Fresh Fruit

PREMEX S.A. 

Latin American Agribusiness Development Corp. (LADD)

Ms. Vivian Nolte

Murphy-Brown LLC

The MORF Foundation

Cargill of Honduras

Season 18 of the Visionaries is also brought to you by

American Baptist Churches, USA

Bangor Savings Bank

CEI Capital Management LLC

Horace Hildreth

Gordon Hall

Judy & Richard Guggenhime

The Episcopal Church

The Lyme Forest Fund

The Marshall Miller Foundation, Inc

Espresso Americano

Stratmark, LTD

Weatherby Maine Fishing & Hunting Lodge

Convio

Jerold & Pamela Hamza

Belfair Gardens

Hospice Care of South Carolina

Trident Villa Rentals at Palmetto Dunes

Boys Arnold & Company

Hargray Communications Group

Thomas and Genevieve Arnold

Emeritus Senior Living

Hilton Head Hospital

Andres Egas

Armando Larragan

Hector Toribio

Joakin Gonzalez

Jorge Lopez

Renieri Nunez

Ramon Roadas

Jose Monroly

Reynero Barahona

Roy Rivera

Agusto Mendoza

Marco Castro

Emerson Villeda

Jose Blacio

And for the 17th Season of Visionaries:

China-United States Exchange Foundation

Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company

PetSmart Charities

FJC- A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds

And by the generous support of the following:

Mr. & Mrs. James Dankenbring

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Flaa

Joseph S. Allerhand, Esq.

Paul G. Levy, Esq.

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Clement

Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Egland

The Johnson Family

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maurice

The Kansas District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod

Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Bauer

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Walrath

Mr. & Mrs. Winston Wilson

Rev. & Mrs. Ricky Jacob

Mrs. Marilyn Dahl

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Rose

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Schoenbeck

Rev. & Mrs. Robert Gebel

Dr. & Mrs. Lee Griffin

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Christensen

Redeemer Lutheran Church, Lawrence, Kansas

Rev. & Mrs. Paul Biegner

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Pantazon

Mrs. Lorraine Stege

Rev. & Mrs. Layton Lemke

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Warren Schumacher

Mr. & Mrs. James Timm

For the 15th and 16th Seasons of Visionaries:

Halloran Philanthropies

And by the generous support of the following:

Crossroads Facility Services, Inc

Law Offices of Kessel & Associates

Cihigoyenetche, Gossberg & Clouse

Musick, Peeler & Garrett, LLP

Vogl & Meredith, LLP

Brack & Mason Attorneys at Law

Archer Norris Charitable Fund

Roger W. and Jocelyn A. Gilbert

Mary K Stroube

Suzanne K. Cross

Chapman & Associates Foundation

Johnson Lambert & Co, LLP

Suhr Risk Services

First Insurance Co of Hawaii, Ltd.

Safetrak Inc

E. C. and Susie Stark

James Eggert

SwissRe

Law Offices of Matheny, Sears, Linkert & Jaime, LLP

Cooley & Darling Insurance Agency

BancorpSouth

Alfred L Williams or Elaine Eubank

For the 13th and 14th Seasons of Visionaries:

The Anne M. and Philip H Glatfelter III Foundation

Hershey Trust Company

The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation

For the 12th Season of Visionaries:

The Campion Fund

International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) Seafarers Trust

Bighorn Toyota

Margaret and W. George Greig

The Helmerich Foundation

David and Inez Black

Hale Family Foundation Fund of Tulsa Community Foundation

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