The Blue Jackets are rolling right now.
Nationwide Arena was electric tonight as the Columbus Blue Jackets returned home for Game 3, already owning a 2-0 series lead on the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Blue Jackets dominated early, withstood a heavy Tampa Bay push in the third period, and were able to pocket Game 3 for the first 3-0 series lead in Blue Jackets franchise history.
Matt Duchene started the scoring for the Blue Jackets, and Oliver Bjorkstrand potted a goal on the power play for insurance. After the Lightning scored to make it 2-1 Columbus early in the third period, they threw everything they had at the Blue Jackets, but the boys in blue stood tall. Cam Atkinson scored an empty-net goal late in the third to put the game away, making the final score 3-1, Columbus.
Here are three things that we saw in Game 3.
Matt Duchene followed up his four-point outing in Game 2 with the opening goal tonight to get the Blue Jackets going. Zach Werenski threw a shot on net, and the rebound came to Duchene, who made no mistake on the backhand finish.
The crafty finish was Duchene's second career playoff goal, and what a big one it was for the Blue Jackets. He's certainly enjoying himself in his first playoff series. We're all as fired up as he is, too.
By now, it's no secret that Oliver Bjorkstrand has one of the best shots in the NHL. He's known for his wrister, but recently, he's developed a deadly slapshot.
We saw this on display during the second period, when he gave the Blue Jackets a 2-0 lead on the power play, unleashing a missile that undoubtably almost ripped a hole in the back of the net.
It was a huge goal for the Blue Jackets, as it ended up being the game-winner. Their power play, which was frankly quite poor during the regular season, has been operating at 50% during this series (4-8). What a huge lift it's been, from a unit that's getting hot at exactly the right time.
It's uncharted territory for the Columbus Blue Jackets, as they now find themselves up 3-0 on the Tampa Bay Lightning. On Tuesday night in Game 4, they'll have the opportunity to notch their first series win (as well as first sweep) in playoff history against the President's Trophy-winning Lightning.
Folks, you can pinch yourself all you want, but it's true. The Blue Jackets will have all the momentum on their side, but Tampa Bay will be desperate to extend the series and ensure a Game 5 back in Tampa. It'll be a big one on Tuesday night, and that's the understatement of the century.


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NCR-CET or NCR College of Emerging Technologies is a private intermediate college located in Karachi, Pakistan providing Higher Secondary education (XI & XII). The college provides faculties of Pre Engineering, Pre-medical, Commerce and General Science , It is affiliated with Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi.

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List of colleges in Karachi
List of schools in Karachi
List of universities in Karachi
List of colleges in Karachi
Education in Pakistan

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Official website

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Magnapaulia laticaudus es la única especie conocida del género extinto Magnapaulia de dinosaurio ornitópodo  lambeosaurino que vivió a finales del período Cretácico, hace aproximadamente  durante el Campaniaense en lo que es hoy Norteamérica.

Descripción
Se caracteriza por su gran tamaño y por el alto perfil de su cola, la cual tenía cheurones alargados y espinas vertebrales como las de Hypacrosaurus. Su tamaño fue estimado por el descriptor original entre 15 a 16,5 metros de largo, con un peso de más de 23 toneladas. Prieto-Márquez et al. proveyeron una estimación menor de cerca de 12.5 metros de largo, con lo que aún se sitúa entre los mayores ornitisquios. El espécimen más grande conocido es LACM 17712, que incluye un húmero.con una longitud original estimada de 803 milímetros.

La redescripción de 2012 estableció dos autapomorfías , rasgos únicos derivados, la presencia de cheurones en la base de la cola que eran cuatro veces más largos que los centros vertebrales y la posesión en las vértebras de la base de la cola de los procesos de articulación frontal, prezygapofisis, cuyas bases internas formaron una depresión en forma de cuenco que se extendió hacia arriba en un canal profundo en la superficie frontal de la columna vertebral.
En la columna vertebral, desde al menos la mitad de la espalda hasta la mitad de la cola, estaba presente una cresta alta de altura casi continua formada por espinas que eran aproximadamente cuatro veces más altas que los centros vertebrales.

Magnapaulia se encuentra entre los muchos hadrosáuridos que han conservado las impresiones de la piel, la cola del espécimen LACM 17712 tenía escamas de hasta cuatro centímetros de ancho, o quizás osteodermos óseos , incrustados dentro de escamas hexagonales de hasta un centímetro de largo y redondeadas más pequeñas.

Descubrimiento e investigación
Fue encontrado en rocas del Cretácico Superior en Baja California, al noroeste de México. Fue descrito originalmente en 1981 como una especie posible de Lambeosaurus (?L. laticaudus) por William J. Morris, y le fue dado su propio género en 2012 por Alberto Prieto-Márquez et al..

Durante la década de 1970, Morris estaba estudiando unos restos de lambeosaurino gigante de Baja California. Él los denominó ?Lambeosaurus laticaudus en 1981, del espécimen tipo LACM 17715. Morris usó un signo de pregunta en su trabajo porque no se había encontrado una cresta completa de esta especie, y sin esta una asignación definitiva no podía ser realizada. De lo que se conoce del cráneo, él consideró que era parecido a Lambeosaurus. Él consideró que esta especie era semiacuática, debido a características como su tamaño, su cola alta y estrecha, interpretada como una adaptación para nadar y articulaciones débiles en la cadera, así como un fémur roto que sanó, que él pensó que era evidencia de que hubiera sido improbable que un animal terrestre sobreviviera lo suficiente como para poder sanar. Entre 1981 a 2012, otros autores lo aceptaron como una especie potencial de Lambeosaurus, sugiriendo que también podría ser una especie de Hypacrosaurus, o incluso cuestionando su validez. La redescripción de 2012 lo encontró como cercano a Velafrons.

En 2012 fue nombrado como un género separado por Albert Prieto-Márquez, Luis Chiappe y Shantanu Joshi. El nombre genérico es una combinación del latín magnus, "grande", y el primer nombre de Paul G. Haaga, Jr., presidente de la junta de síndicos del Museo de Historia Natural del Condado de Los Ángeles. El estudio de 2012 indicó que los restos se habían encontrado en una capa de la Formación El Gallo, que data de finales del Campaniense., alrededor de 73,6 a 73 millones de años. El estudio refirió numerosos otros especímenes a la especie, LACM 17698, 17699, 17700, 17702-17713, 17716 y 17717, LACM 20873-20876 y LACM 20883-20885. Estos se habían encontrado a una distancia de tres metros del holotipo y consisten en esqueletos parciales, huesos separados e impresiones de la piel de varios individuos, que varían en tamaño. En 2012 se dio una redescripción completa de las partes del cuerpo.

Clasificación

Magnapaulia fue asignado en 2012 a la subfamilia Lambeosaurinae. El estudio de 2012 contenía un análisis cladístico que lo encontró como cercano a Velafrons, también de México, el cual constituye su especie hermana formando un clado meridional aparte, que es el grupo hermano de un clado de muchas formas norteamericanas y asiáticas, incluyendo a Lambeosaurus, Corythosaurus, Hypacrosaurus y Olorotitan.

Filogenia
El siguiente cladograma sigue este análisis.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Dinosaurios del Cretácico
Dinosaurios de América del Norte
Lambeosaurinae


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At-Risk Girls At Higher Risk Of Violence And Bullying, Report Says
By News Service of Florida • Sep 26, 2019
Children's Campaign President Roy Miller stands next to some of the survey's more disturbing findings during the Press Center media event.
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Originally published on September 26, 2019 8:26 am
At-risk girls in Florida face growing rates of violence and victimization, according to a report released Wednesday.
The report from the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center shows girls of color, those from rural areas, and teens who identify as gay or bisexual have a higher chance of being bullied, getting poor grades in school and facing risks of being sexually assaulted.
According to survey findings, one in 10 girls reported being raped, nearly two-thirds have been verbally bullied and almost one in five have considered suicide.
Speaking to reporters Wednesday in Tallahassee, report author Lawanda Ravoira said a major issue is that girls are often treated more harshly than boys when they get in trouble.
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"When a child is acting out, and we talk about their out-of-bounds behavior and all of the labels, it should be a siren that this child is in crisis and in need," said Ravoira, president and CEO of the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center.
Ravoira said state agencies should do a better job of meeting the needs of at-risk girls, not simply punishing their behavior. About 27,000 middle- and high-school girls across the state participated in a survey used in the report.
"We are seeing girls who we know have serious mental health issues, ending up in the juvenile justice system because they have cycled through the child protection system," Ravoira said. "They've been suspended from school, so they start getting into trouble because of the circumstances that have happened in their lives."
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State Representative Argues Anti-Bullying Scholarship Neglects LGBTQ Students
By Alejandra Martinez • Aug 28, 2018
State Representative Carlos Guillermo Smith of Orlando argues a new anti-bullying scholarship fails to protect LGBTQ victims.
Scholarship Bill Seeks To Give Bullied Kids 'HOPE'
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Some 47,000 Florida students are being bullied or have been in some sort of violent situation—be it school fights, or harassment. And a priority of House Speaker Richard Corcoran is getting those kids some help. A proposal allowing those kids to transfer to other public and private schools is making its way through the legislature but critics say it's not a solution to the problem.
Senate Panel Backs Scholarships For Bullied Students
By Lloyd Dunkelberger - News Service of Florida • Jan 24, 2018
Students who are victims of bullying or sexual harassment would be eligible for voucher-like scholarships to attend private schools under a bill approved Monday by the Senate Education Committee.

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Glyphosate: EPP Group proposes compromise - Yes to strict rules, No to ideological opposition
EPP Group in the European Parliament
Health & Consumers
Commission proposal must be strengthened but no immediate ban
Prior to the European Parliament vote on an objection to the European Commission's proposal to renew the approval of glyphosate, the EPP Group has proposed a balanced strategy to send a message to the Commission and Member States to find a solution to this issue.
"We want to change the Commission proposal so that it is a real compromise. We want to reduce the authorisation time from 15 to 7 years and we want to apply strict limitations. For example, it should be prohibited to use glyphosate immediately before the harvest, if it is only to enable the harvesting machines to work more easily. This is already prohibited in some countries and the risk that residues are produced in the end product is of course higher when it is used immediately before harvesting", commented EPP Group Spokesman in the Environment Committee, Peter Liese MEP.
"The use of the plant protection product glyphosate worries European citizens, obviously, but at the same time, the agricultural sector depends highly on it and it is absolutely necessary to find solutions to replace it before totally forbidding it", declared Angélique Delahaye MEP, EPP Group Shadow Rapporteur.
For Peter Liese, the Commission's initial proposal will not succeed unchanged due to its controversy: "The EPP Group also calls for the promotion of research and innovation to find sustainable and cost-efficient alternatives to the use of glyphosate", he said.
"The objection by the Greens and the Left-wing Groups is only a political move that prevents us from thinking concretely on the issue. The reality is that, on this day, glyphosate has become essential for many weeding strategies and there are no viable alternatives which also guarantee the absence of consequences on human health to offer farmers. But professionals must be trained and we want the use for non-professionals to be strictly limited", Angélique Delahaye concluded.


The intent of the day was for all the kids to feel pampered, to feel as though there were at a spa! The day was not just about providing the kids with beauty products but more so about making them feel special. There were thirteen boys and girls, ranging in age from 9-18.
Thanks to generous donations from local businesses in San Diego, this day was a rousing success. Over $800 was raised, and ll the boys and girls received amazing gift bags with personalized hair and skin care items and well as providing the home with a flat iron, curling rod, blow dryer and hair trimmer (for the young men).
We at Sweet Cheeks Baking Co. donated various cookie platters to keeps the kids' bellies full, and while it seemed small to us, the kids were so happy. That makes our job: happiness!


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In Southern Nevada, one out of five children does not know where their next meal is coming from. One in five.
September is an important month at Three Square Food Bank. It's Hunger Action Month, and they're off to a good start. The entire community can join together this month to help fight hunger by filling one empty plate at a time. Whether it's by making a generous donation, volunteering or attending events, you can find a way that's right for you to make a difference this month!
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Host a traditional food drive, have our team create a personalized virtual food drive page to kick off a friendly competition in the workplace or amongst friends, or contribute to Three Square's community-wide Fill the Plate virtual food drive. Learn more.
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'The brightest star in the sky': Community celebrates Indianapolis firefighter recruit
People turned out in the dozens Monday evening at the Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza location in Irvington to honor the life of David Short II.
'The brightest star in the sky': Community celebrates Indianapolis firefighter recruit People turned out in the dozens Monday evening at the Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza location in Irvington to honor the life of David Short II. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2019/04/22/indianapolis-firefighter-recruit-celebrated-irvington-after-fatal-crash/3544709002/
Crystal Hill, Indianapolis Star Published 9:21 p.m. ET April 22, 2019
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Joyful. Kind. Compassionate. Good.
That's how people described David R. Short II, a 26-year-old Indianapolis Fire Department recruit who was killed in a car crash on Friday.
"He was good from his core out," said Short's mother, Teresa. "He never judged people, he loved them. He never met a stranger, he was always willing to help people."
David Short, a 26-year-old Indianapolis firefighter recruit, was killed in a car accident April 19, 2019. (Photo: Provided by the Indianapolis Fire Department)
Dozens gathered Monday evening at Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza in Irvington, where Short had previously worked, to celebrate the young man's life. Neighbors, friends, co-workers and family members all described Short as a genuine person who cared about everyone he met.
"(He was) the brightest star in the sky," said Short's father, who also is named David. "Everybody loved him. I'm hugging people I've never seen in my life. So many people loved my son I didn't even know about."
The firefighter recruit died after a four-vehicle crash at around 6:30 p.m. Friday near Indianapolis Regional Airport in Hancock County. He and his girlfriend were traveling northbound on Mt. Comfort Road, near Airport Boulevard, when two trucks collided in front of them. One of the trucks in that crash then entered Short's path, and their vehicles collided head-on, according to IFD.
That crash sent both vehicles off the road and caused Short's vehicle to roll over. Short was taken to IU Health Methodist Hospital, where he died. His girlfriend suffered minor injuries.
A photo of David R. Short II was on display at Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza location in Irvington, where a memorial event was held in his honor on Monday, July 22, 2019. Short, an Indianapolis Fire Department recruit died Friday night in a head-on crash in Hancock County. (Photo: Crystal Hill/IndyStar)
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Short was a Scecina Memorial High School graduate, and he worked at Jockamo before joining IFD recruit class 84, according to IFD. He is survived by his parents, sister, brother and two half-siblings.
Joe Swan, general manager of the Jockamo location in Irvington, told IndyStar over the weekend that Short first came to Jockamo as a kitchen employee when he was 18 years old. On Monday, he wasn't surprised that the restaurant was packed with people.
Dozens showed up at Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza in Irvington for the memorial in honor of David R. Short II on Monday, April 22, 2019. Short was a firefighter recruit who had worked at Jockamos. (Photo: Crystal Hill/IndyStar)
"He had such deep roots in the community and meant so much to so many people," Swan said at the event.
"Everybody's devastated," he said of the Jockamo staff. "But we have a job to do and we want to honor his memory and provide a place for people to come and really celebrate David."
An online fundraiser for Short's family exceeded its $500 goal as of 8 p.m. Monday, raising more than $17,000. The fundraiser was started by friends of his older sister. A GoFundMe spokesperson confirmed Saturday night that they are working with the campaign organizer to ensure the funds reach the family.
Robin Bradenburg, who moved to Indianapolis from Chicago a few years ago, said Short was her first friend in Irvington.
"He was electric," she said. "People can't put into words what it was. We're all very numb."
IndyStar reporters Andrew Clark and Kellie Hwang contributed to this report.
Contact IndyStar reporter Crystal Hill at 317-444-6094 or cnhill@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter: @crysnhill.
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Home Breaking CBN: Nigeria Recorded $14.2bn Capital Inflows in Five Months
CBN: Nigeria Recorded $14.2bn Capital Inflows in Five Months
•Denies report on drop in FDI
Obinna Chima
Total capital flows to Nigeria between January and May 2019, stood at $14.2 billion, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revealed last night.
Of the aforementioned amount, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) accounted for $2.87 billion, representing 20.18 per cent of the total amount.
The CBN revealed this in a statement that was signed by its Director, Corporate Communications, Mr. Isaac Okorafor, while reacting to a Reuters report which stated that FDIs in the country dropped last year.
The apex bank said its attention was drawn to the news item on Reuters quoting the World Investment Report, 2019, recently released by UNCTAD on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to African countries.
"The attention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been drawn to the news item on Reuters quoting World Investment Report, 2019, recently released by UNCTAD on FDIs to African countries," the statement said.
The UNCTAD report had alleged a decrease of over 40 per cent in FDI inflows to Nigeria in 2018.
The CBN statement added: "While the CBN is not privy to the methodology used in arriving at the figures, we wish to state that available records show a significant increase in FDI in Nigeria during the period 2018, contrary to the Reuters' report.
"For instance, in 2018, the total capital inflows to the country stood at $19.07 billion out of which FDI accounted for $7.78 billion.
"Furthermore, total capital flows to Nigeria, from January to May 2019 stood at $14.2 billion of which FDI accounted for $2.87 billion, representing a 20.18 per cent of the total amount.
"The country continues to enjoy steady capital flows due to the prevailing stable macroeconomic environment and sustained investors' confidence in the economy.
"Against this background, we wish to urge the public to take advantage of several publications by the CBN and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), which give adequate and accurate statistics on the subject matter," the statement added.
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It used to be that the things letting an online casino down were a lack of atmosphere and the social aspect you get from visiting a bricks and mortar casino. Thankfully, those days are long gone and it's now possible to feel as close to the real thing without having to leave the comfort of your own home. Live dealer casino games have taken online gambling to a whole new level and are rapidly becoming the most popular games to play. Playing at a land-based casino wouldn't have been too difficult just a few years ago, as there were many dotted all over the world. Times changed and the number of live venues decreased significantly. To experience the thrill of playing live tables it would probably have meant travelling a considerable distance and staying in a hotel. Those days are long gone too because you can now play at the best live casino online and have almost as much fun without the added expense. The online gambling industry was also becoming a little bit stale so the launching of the casino online live dealer games was a breath of fresh air. If you've never heard of them let's explain a little bit more about how it all works.
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When it comes to live dealer casinos there are three different formats that are used. They are the dealer studio, an actual casino and broadcast.
Dealer studio – the most popular way for a casino online to provide live games is via a dealer studio. All the games are streamed from a studio that has been created specially for streaming live dealer games and nothing else. The lighting, camera angles, zooms, interaction and all the equipment and people are specially provided to make the experience as close to the real thing as possible. There are a number of developers who provide this service that casinos can buy into, or they can choose to set something up themselves.
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Broadcast games – this type of format is played using your PC or via your TV and are live dealer games broadcast via cable TV or the web.
So what should you be looking for if you like the sound of live dealer games?
There are a number of things you can look out for if you want to play live dealer games. A lot of the top rated casinos now offer this option, so it's going to be helpful to know what you're looking for if you want to find the best one.
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Are the cash out limits higher? – If you're playing for higher stakes it means that you'll be winning bigger amounts too, and hopefully be wanting to cash out more money on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. The best live online casino for your needs will therefore be one that allows you to withdraw larger amounts of money.
Do you have a preference for the type of dealer? – Dealer type is possibly not the best criteria on which to base your choice of live dealer casino. It's a sad fact but there's a lack of cultural or ethnic diversity when it comes to live dealers. The ladies are definitely going to have their selection reduced as the majority of live dealers tend to be women, white and European to boot. This may well change over time, and we hope it will. The best live dealer online casino will offer a range of dealer types although not as wide as it could be. And there will also be a choice of languages, for those who do not speak English as a first language. If you find a dealer you like it's possible to find out from the casino when they're hosting games, so that you can plan your playing schedule around those times.
Does the live casino use up to the minute equipment? – There's a big variety in the level of quality provided by live dealer casinos. Those who use the latest tech and the best quality equipment will of course provide you with the best experience. HD streaming will provide you with a high quality picture that's clear and defined and there will also be multiple screens to allow you to follow the action on a number of different tables. In addition you'll find large playing cards rather than a stand deck, so that you can see what they are from several feet away. You'll also be able to chat with other players around the table as well as the dealer thanks to the latest software. You might even be able to imagine you're actually there in a real live casino. There will be the sights and sounds of a live casino venue because many live online casinos are running a number of games and tables at the same time.
On the surface, everything looks pretty much the same as a standard casino game. Think of all those games you love to play so much and a live dealer version won't be all that different. The functioning of the game will make use of an interface that includes your chips, the layout of the table, and a selection of buttons for actions such as placing bets, and any others that are involved in the game you're playing. The main differences are the real live dealer and the physical table or roulette wheel the dealer is using. It's these couple of things that make all the difference, you can see the dealer dealing out the cards and generally managing the game just like in a real casino. The dealer knows what you want to do and can react. Much the same as they'd be able to do if you were sat in front of them. Whichever format is being used for the game, whether it's an actual casino or a studio, the table is real and all the elements of the game are real too.
What has made live dealer games so popular?
Playing live dealer games has become very popular in the online world of gambling. Such an interesting addition was long overdue as things were getting a little boring. It was also a natural progression. But there a number of reasons why it has taken off so well and become the preferred gaming experience for an increasing number of players. For a number of players it has renewed their trust in the online casino as many had become a little wary of the software used for the casino games, particularly the Random Number Generator. For every piece of software that's been developed there's been someone that has managed to turn it around and make it work to their own advantage. We should all appreciate that the software used by the top rated casinos is fair and above board. It's tested on a regular basis as are the casinos that use it. But that doesn't stop the doubt creeping in for certain people.
In a live dealer game you can see the actual gambling devices and the dealer actually dealing the cards. And this traditional way of determining winners and losers, is much better for many players. The social aspect of playing live dealer games has also helped to boost their popularity. If you play a standard casino game it's just you and the computer. No matter how much you try to get the computer to talk to you it just won't. While this may be fine for many players there are plenty who long for a little bit more. Almost all live casino online games allow you to interact with the dealer, chat and ask questions. A number of which will also allow you to chat with the other players, making it even more entertaining.
Are there any downsides to playing live dealer games?
There's no denying that live dealer games are a brilliant idea and provide hours of entertainment for players. There is, however, a downside and it's only fair we point this out. Playing even the best live casino games is far slower than you might be used to if you've been playing standard casino games online. The software used for powering the standard games is lightning fast and there are no other players involved which is also going to make things quicker. When you play a live game you'll have to wait for the dealer to deal the cards and the other players to take their turn. There aren't any turbo options either when it comes to playing live dealer games. There are going to be some of you that find this change of pace very frustrating. But others aren't going to be bothered at all.
Playing live dealer games is a little more expensive than standard games because the cost of setting up and running this option is obviously far greater. Which means you'll have to place larger bets as smaller ones just wouldn't make the games feasible to run. The other disadvantage might seem a little obvious but it's still worth mentioning. Live games require a good internet connection as the games use video streaming. It's not going to be a problem for all of you, but not everyone has the benefit of a reliable and fast internet connection. If you're not sure whether you've got either it's really not worth even trying to play a live dealer game.
What are the choices when it comes to live casino games?
As the concept of live dealer games is still relatively new the choice of games is very much based around the most popular casino games. And these are blackjack, roulette and baccarat. There are a few casinos that offer a little more, as in various poker games. There are also a number of Asian oriented casinos that offer Sic Bo and Dragon Tiger. But these are very much in the minority. You're probably wondering whether it's any different playing the games live. So let's look at each one in a little more detail and try and explain.
Live dealer blackjack – Blackjack is the most popular casino game and has transferred well to the live dealer stage. Millions of people already enjoy a game or two every day and more are added daily. It comes as no surprise then that the first live dealer game offered when an online casino decides to branch out is going to be blackjack. You need to be very careful if this is one of the games you want to play as it can vary considerably from casino to casino. The individual casino rules will be different, including the number of decks in a shoe and the betting structure. You'll also find that some casinos allow a surrender and not all provide insurance as an option. If you can't find what the rules are you'd need to contact the casino's customer support for clarification.
Live dealer roulette – Not quite as popular as blackjack but still a favorite of many, and a game that's instantly recognisable even for those who have never gambled before. American and European roulette are the versions you're most likely to find and tend to be played much the same as a standard casino game. There are slightly different house rules but nothing really major. The bets made are much the same, but you will have to wait for other players to take their turn at betting. The game is played just the same as in a real venue, with the croupier spinning the wheel and tossing the ball in. When the ball comes to rest in a particular slot the croupier calls it out and the information is passed to the software that runs the game using OCR technology. Winners are paid out automatically.
Live dealer baccarat – Most of the best online live casinos offer baccarat as one of the options and while it has always been a favorite of high rollers, those who can only afford modest stakes are now able to play. Lots of different versions are available for anyone who wants to give it a try but you better make sure you're clear on the rules before you start playing. It's a game that's very well suited to the live arena because only two hands need to be dealt. There's no maximum number of people who can bet on the hands, so it requires a much smaller number of tables. Gameplay is pretty much the same as the standard online game but you get the benefit of having people to chat with and something good to look at rather than just a computer screen.
You may find a number of other games being offered in the live dealer format, but these three tend to be the most common. We'll be sure to keep you informed of any new or interesting ones that get added.
Time to finish up this page with a quick recap on the advantages and disadvantages of playing live casino games. There are plenty of both and as we want to provide a fair assessment of everything online casino related we'll look at both sides of the equation. Only then can you make an informed decision as to whether you want to play online live casino games. For anyone at all suspicious about the fairness of casino games, live dealer games are the perfect answer. You get to watch every step of the game. You see the ball being tossed into the roulette wheel and stopping in a slot and you get to see the dealer dealing all the cards. To further increase player confidence some casinos have a TV playing in the background which is streaming a live news channel. Another advantage of live dealer games is that you can enjoy a more interactive experience as you get the opportunity to chat with players and the dealer.
You can also hear other games being played in the background to further add to the live experience. Now for the disadvantages, and there really aren't all that many. Some say they feel the games and the whole experience is a little too staged for their liking, making it all feel very unreal. The background noise is a little too canned and the sounds just aren't the same as a live casino. To be honest, we've got to agree but it's still much better than just staring at a computer screen. The number of games available at a live dealer casino is much smaller, but then that's to be expected because the live dealer format is very expensive. You'll also find the minimum stakes a little higher for the same reason. Now you've got all the important facts you're much better informed and will be able to make a wiser decision. To add to your knowledge we're also writing live dealer casino specific reviews. Read some of them and you'll find out more about the top live dealer casinos and find the best one for your needs. This latest innovation in the world of online casinos is definitely interesting and worth a try.


Stopping in to say Hi to All and yes I'm one of the new guys to the group. Thanks to Eris for the help in setting up my account. Looking forward to learn more about the game and have some fun. Now the next step lets try Mumble.
Welcome Viper. Glad to see you over here.
I can't wait until we can design our own avatars and hang out. Our org has a mumble server but it is not really used all that much yet. Though I was thinking today how we should figure out how best to handle comms until CIG gets something in game. Example, an easy way to switch from a ship/hangar room wide, ship wide, fleet wide and open comms in an easy way.


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Best Lawyers in America for DUI Defense, 2018 and 2019. Super Lawyers Top-Rated DUI, Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Attorney. Emory Undergraduate Degree, and Georgia State Law School Juris Doctor degree, high honors, in 1998. Extensive experience with the top DUI lawyer in America, Bubba Head. If arrested for DUI in Georgia, our Atlanta DUI lawyers can assist you. Regular seminar speaker on DUI-DWI. NHTSA DUI standardized field sobriety test instructor. Trained on GA DUI test machine, Intoxilyzer 9000. Legal book author on DUI law and probable cause to arrest for DUI. Partner and DUI attorney Cory Yager is an...
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Graduated second in his class at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School while working full time as a police officer. Highly effective in litigation and trials. Handled over 1500 criminal cases, felony or misdemeanor. Criminal cases involving alcohol or drugs are 85% of all criminal cases, with personal injury for the remainder. Martindale-Hubbell "av" and Preeminent Rated for several years. Super Lawyers-6 years.
David S. Ballard
Fayetteville, GA Cannabis & Marijuana Law Attorney with 7 years experience
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A Double Dawg from the University of Georgia, high honors in Political Science in 2007, and honors at UGA Law School in 2011. David's practice includes bankruptcy, personal injury, civil litigation and criminal defense. AV-Preeminent (highest lawyer ratings in legal ability and ethical conduct. "Superb" attorney ratings by AVVO, plus was named a 2018 Rising Star by Super Lawyers. David is currently President of the Fayette County Bar Association and is an adjunct professor at Georgia Military College in Fayetteville.
David S West
Marietta, GA Cannabis & Marijuana Law Attorney with 25 years experience
(770) 422-2844	123 Church Street
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With more than 20 years experience as one of metro Atlanta's premier criminal defense lawyers, David S. West has been recognized throughout Georgia and the southeast for his success defending difficult and high-profile criminal cases. Awarded America's coveted Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America award in 2013 and featured on CNN, FoxNews, 48 Hours and numerous other media outlets, Mr. West is now widely recognized as a leading criminal defense lawyer in his field. Mr. West is a Life Member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, as well as the National Organization for the Reform of...
Patrick Kunes
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Patrick Kunes is a member of the Ga. Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (GACDL), the Ga. Defense of DUI Drivers (DODD) Group, and past president of Tifton Bar Association. He is certified in Standardized Field Sobriety Testing and DUI Detection according to NHTSA standards by ex-law enforcement instructors. Patrick takes DUI clients in Adel, Albany, Ashburn, Brunswick, Camilla, Cordele, Fitzgerald, Leesburg, Moultrie, Nashville, Perry, St. Simons, Sylvester, Tifton, Unadilla, Valdosta, Warner Robbins, Warwick, and Waycross. Patrick takes Personal Injury and Traffic Ticket cases Statewide. Call today to set up a free consultation:(229) 382-4900
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Courtney Lerch is a Georgia native, the founder of The Lerch Law Firm, and a reputable criminal defense attorney in Savannah. Ms. Lerch obtained her JD. From the Mississippi College School of Law. After graduating, she moved back to her home state so that she could start giving back to the community that had given her so much. Ms. Lerch has been well-recognized for her legal prowess. She is a graduate of the prestigious Bill Daniel Trial Advocacy Program, and has been nationally ranked a Top 10 Under 40 attorney by the National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys.
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Alan Jeffrey Levine
Marietta, GA Cannabis & Marijuana Law Lawyer with 12 years experience
(770) 870-4994	219 Roswell St., NE
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Today's FIRE press release announces that the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire (UWEC) is now in federal court over its unconstitutional ban on RA-led Bible studies in those RAs' own dormitories. Since FIRE exposed this shameful example of religious repression last month, UWEC and the UW system have been taking enormous hits from all sides for their stubborn insistence on maintaining and defending a policy that has not even been codified at UWEC and that exists at only two of the system's campuses (UW-Madison apparently features a similar ban on RAs' private practice of religion).
Through it all, UWEC and the UW system in general have maintained that this is an important policy for a variety of reasons—to make students comfortable with RAs, to uphold the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, and so on—even though it's apparently not so important that they wrote it down. Yet it seems that whatever important principles UWEC was claiming to defend were less important than the overriding principle of not being embarrassed in court. RA Lance Steiger's case against the university was filed at 3:27 p.m. yesterday. UWEC Interim Chancellor Vicki Lord Larson's e-mail announcing that the policy had been "suspended" has a time stamp of 4:08 p.m.
Make no mistake; FIRE is glad that an unjust policy has been suspended. But the fact that it took half an hour for UWEC to begin to capitulate after Steiger filed his lawsuit strongly suggests that university officials knew very well that their position was constitutionally untenable. (After all, FIRE and countless others told them so.) So what could make UWEC's administrators and lawyers, public servants all, decide that an apparently ad hoc policy was more important than the Bill of Rights (at least up until the point where they had to defend it in court)? I'll leave that for Torch readers to decide.


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In one of the most challenging roles to date, British actor Hugh Dancy plays Adam Raki, a man functioning with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism in which a person's behavior is perceived of as irrational, because they can't discern what someone else is thinking or feeling. Adam becomes enamored with his neighbor, Beth (Rose Byrne) and starts to woo her, with funny, touching and unexpected results.
Were you familiar with Asperger's before you made this movie?
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I wasn't even unfamiliar with it, I was ignorant. I was intrigued by the structure of the script, the intelligence and the good writing in it, so I could see it was good as a framework, but all the other stuff I had to start from scratch.
It was a steep learning curve, because I didn't have a great deal of time. I came to love the character a lot, in some ways the balance was always weighing up how much of this is this character and how much of this is his condition, and can the two be completely separated? And I actually don't believe they can. But that said, I was determined not just to play Asperger's. The beautiful thing about the script I think was that Max waited 30, 40 pages before Adam says that that's the condition that he has, and I wanted to do justice to that intelligence.
Were you overwhelmed by the role, particularly as you had to do an American accent as well? Did you feel, 'What have I gotten myself into?'
Yeah, I would say I felt like that all the time, but never quite got overwhelmed. Certainly going into it, after pondering it and learning more about it, after Max offered me the part, I went away and eventually came back to him with a bunch of spurious questions about the script, which he dealt with in about four minutes, and we sat there [and I thought] what are we going to talk about now?
And basically I had to be honest and said that the reason that I wanted to see him was just to say, 'If we did this, you've really got to help me and protect me,' which is stupid, because that's of course what he would do, but somehow I guess I needed to say it, needed to know that it was being heard, and it was. I couldn't have asked for better support in that way. I was aware of the richness of the script and I knew all the different things I would have to do to get it right, and so I also knew how many different ways I could have screwed the whole thing up.
It's a really beautiful romance.
I completely agree with you, but if I'm describing this movie I start out by saying, 'It's about two young people in New York who fall into each other's lives and try and make a connection.' And the complexity is the Asperger's obviously, but it's not the starting point for me. Like I said before, that's why I liked the script so much on the first reading, that it didn't present it as the entry point for me.
What would you say you admired most about the character?
His bravery I think. I was going to say his honesty, I think the honesty, which is involuntary on his part, which almost makes it hard to admire per se, but I guess we all probably would like to think we were more honest, could be more honest, but his honesty is incredibly difficult and what makes his life so hard. I think his persistence, being knocked down and getting up and carrying on again, and again, and again is brave. I found that inspiring.
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Canada's grand railway hotels are a series of railway hotels across the country, each a local and national landmark, and most of which are icons of Canadian history and architecture; some are considered to be the grand hotels of the British Empire. Each hotel was originally built by the Canadian railway companies, or the railways acted as a catalyst for the hotel's construction.  The hotels were designed to serve the passengers of the country's then expanding rail network and they celebrated rail travel in style.

Architecture

Many of the railway hotels were built in the Château style (also termed the "Neo-château" or "Châteauesque" style), which as a result became known as a distinctly Canadian form of architecture. The use of towers and turrets, and other Scottish baronial and French château architectural elements, became a signature style of Canada's majestic hotels.  Architects also used the style for important public buildings, such as the Confederation and Justice buildings in Ottawa.

In later years, the railway companies departed from the Château style for some of their properties, notably with the construction of Winnipeg's Royal Alexandra Hotel in 1906; the Palliser Hotel in Calgary, built in 1914; and the elaborate second Hotel Vancouver, designed in grand Italianate style, unlike any of the previous Canadian railway hotels.

History
Canada's first grand railway hotel, the Windsor Hotel in Montreal, opened in 1878.  Although it was not owned by a railway company, it was built to serve railway visitors from nearby Windsor Station.  Given its location next to Montreal's main train station, the Windsor served for years as the permanent residence of executives of both the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and Grand Trunk Railway.

The railways' development role in the construction and operation of large hotels was inaugurated with Canadian Pacific Railway's opening of the Hotel Vancouver on May 16, 1888.  This was the first of three railway-owned hotels by that name in Vancouver. Two weeks later, the Canadian Pacific Railway officially opened the Banff Springs Hotel on June 1, 1888.  The president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, William Cornelius Van Horne, had personally chosen the site in the Rocky Mountains for the new hotel.  He envisioned a string of grand hotels across Canada that would draw visitors from abroad to his railway.  Van Horne famously remarked: "If we can't export the scenery, we'll import the tourists."  The original Banff Springs Hotel, of wooden construction, was destroyed by fire in 1926 and replaced by the present structure.

Canadian Pacific next built the Château Frontenac in Quebec City, which quickly came to be the symbol of the city.  It was designed to rival any hotel in Europe. Its elevated location overlooking the city also made it a readily identifiable landmark as viewed from passing trains as well as ships plying the waters of the Saint Lawrence River en route to or from Montreal. Place Viger followed in Montreal, followed by The Empress in Victoria, British Columbia, and the Château Lake Louise in Alberta. The largest of the railway hotels is the Royal York in Toronto, which opened in 1929.

The main competitor to Canadian Pacific, the Grand Trunk Railway, was not prepared to leave the field solely to its rival.  It also determined to build a chain of luxury hotels across the country, which it did in the château style. The GTR built the Château Laurier in Ottawa in 1912, with the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg and the Hotel Macdonald in Edmonton following in 1913 and 1915 respectively.

The GTR was amalgamated into the Canadian National Railway (CNR) in 1920. During the decades that followed, the hotel divisions of CPR and CNR, Canadian National Hotels and Canadian Pacific Hotels, continued to expand their competing hotel chains across the country. The Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, built in 1958 over that city's Central Station, was perhaps the last true railway hotel built in Canada.  Both railways continued to open new establishments in subsequent years, although none had any connection to the railways, except through their ownership.

In 1988, Canadian Pacific acquired Canadian National Hotels. For the first time, many of Canada's railway hotels were operated by the same company. In 2001, Canadian Pacific Hotels was renamed Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, using the name of an American company it had purchased in 1999. Fairmont continues to operate most of Canada's landmark hotels (see Canadian Pacific Hotels).

Inventory
The majority of Canada's grand railway hotels were built by three railway companies, Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway, and Grand Trunk Railway. However, a few railway hotels were built and operated by other companies. Great Northern Railway was the only American company that built a railway hotel in Canada, the Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton, Alberta.

Canadian National Railway
The following are grand railway hotels built for Canadian National Railway, and its hotel division Canadian National Hotels.

Canadian Pacific Railway
The following are grand railway hotels built for Canadian Pacific Railway, and its hotel division Canadian Pacific Hotels.

Grand Trunk Railway
The following are grand railway hotels built for Grand Trunk Railway and its western subsidiary, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.

Other companies
In addition to Canadian National Railways, Canadian Pacific Railways, and Grand Trunk Railways, several other companies built "grand railway hotels" in Canada. The Prince of Wales Hotel is the only grand railway hotel to be built by an American company, Great Northern Railway.

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Canadian architectural styles
Architecture in Canada
Economic history of Canada
Heritage hotels


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This salty and cheesy savoury cake is something I baked to serve along with a friend's chili at a Superbowl party. It is quite easy to make, and really tasty, flavoured with bacon, cheddar and parmesan cheeses, and arugula. So good.
I found the recipe in Ilona Chovancova's cookbook Cakes and Loaves: 110 Recipes you can Make at Home. The main things I changed from the original recipe were some parts of the method of preparation. The author didn't specify to cook the bacon, so I fried it to get a lot of the fat out of it, but didn't make it crispy. The other part that confused me was the addition of baking powder: the author says to fold it in at the end, after everything else has been mixed. But this worried me – how would it be possible to mix it in completely without over-mixing? So I solved that problem by adding the flour in two portions, one at the end with the baking powder in it, and that way the baking powder would be distributed better. That would also avoid adding the baking powder with the rest of the flour, which could cause over mixing, resulting in a tough cake. Problem solved.
The only ingredient change I made was to use olive oil instead of vegetable oil.
Chop the bacon and fry it until most of the fat is removed, but don't let it get crispy. Place the fried bacon on paper towels to absorb the fat. Let it cool.
Preheat the oven to 350F. Butter and flour a loaf pan.
Combine the eggs, milk and oil in a large bowl and beat with a fork. Add 1 cup of the flour along with the cheeses, arugula, bacon, salt and pepper. Stir to combine.
Mix the baking powder into the remaining 1/2 cup of flour. Fold the flour and baking powder into the batter.
Pour the batter into the loaf pan. Bake for about 50 minutes. The top of the loaf should become browned, and a toothpick inserted into the cake should come out clean.
Allow the cake to cool for about 10 minutes before turning it out onto a wire rack to cool.
This was delicious served cold, but if you can time it right, it would probably be awesome to eat it while it's still a little warm.
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You made it to Friday, time for some planks to celebrate! Just in time for the weekend, we're adding our 3rd weekly challenge, and this time we're focusing on core strength and stability. Yes, this is the 2nd challenge this week, but as you may recall, we slacked-off last week and failed to post a challenge. This routine consists of 3 varieties of the beloved plank. See if you can step up to the challenge.
The main objective from this session is to strengthen your that mid-section while targeting synergistic muscles to help aid in overall core strength. You'll be using some muscles that aren't typically activated when doing traditional planks or sit-ups. Instead, your hip flexors, internal & external obliques, and glutes, just to name a few. It's critical that you use good form and controlled movements throughout. As always, drink plenty of fresh water, and ensure to adequately stretch and warm up before and after your workout. Last tip, try to keep your core engaged during each exercise to really maximize your efforts and rewards. Enjoy!


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Juan José Martín-Delgado Muñiz (born 13 December 1949), known as Martín Delgado, is a Spanish football manager.

Managerial career
Born in Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, Martín Delgado started working in Getafe CF's youth categories before moving to Real Madrid. After the arrival of Jupp Heynckes, he was appointed assistant manager of the main squad.

Martín Delgado subsequently followed Heynckes at S.L. Benfica and Athletic Bilbao, both as an assistant. On 5 February 2004 he was named manager of Segunda División side CD Leganés, but failed to retain its division status and was subsequently sacked.

On 8 January 2005 Martín Delgado was appointed at the helm of Deportivo Alavés B, in Segunda División B. On 30 June, after taking the club to a comfortable mid-position, he resigned and was named manager of CD Castellón in the second tier, replacing fired Álvaro Cervera.

On 30 October 2005, after achieving only one win out of ten matches, Martín Delgado was relieved from his duties. He only returned to action in December 2008, after being appointed at CD Colonia Ofigevi.

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Living people
Sportspeople from Toledo, Spain
Spanish football managers
Segunda División managers
CD Leganés managers
CD Castellón managers


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De Fotbalová asociace České republiky (Nederlands: Voetbalassociatie van Tsjechië, afgekort: FAČR) is de Tsjechische voetbalbond. De FAČR organiseert de competities in Tsjechië zoals de Fortuna liga, de Fortuna národní liga en de MOL Cup. Sinds 2017 organiseert de bond samen met de Slowaakse voetbalbond de Česko-slovenský Superpohár. De FAČR is ook verantwoordelijk voor het Tsjechisch voetbalelftal.

Geschiedenis
De geschiedenis van de FAČR gaat terug tot 1901, toen de Český svaz footballový (Nederlands: Tsjechische voetbalbond, ČSF) werd opgericht. In 1907 werd de ČSF opgenomen in de FIFA, maar werd vanwege protesten van de Oostenrijkse bond slechts als voorlopig lid. Na de Eerste Wereldoorlog werd in 1918 de nationale bond van Tsjecho-Slowakije. In 1921 veranderde de naam van de bond in Československý svaz footballový (Tsjecho-Slowaakse voetbalbond, ČSSF). De ČSSF was oprichtend lid van de Československá associace footballová (Tsjecho-Slowaakse voetbalassociatie, ČSAF), waarin naast de ČSSF ook de voetbalbonden van de minderheden (Polen, Hongaren, Duitsers, Joden) in Tsjecho-Slowakije werden opgenomen. In 1923 werd de ČSAF definitief lid van de FIFA. Tijdens de Duitse bezetting in de Tweede Wereldoorlog functioneerde de ČSF in het protectoraat. Na de bevrijding werd na enige tijd opnieuw de ČSAF opgericht. In 1957 werd de Československý fotbalový svaz (ČSFS) opgenomen in de Československého svazu tělesné výchovy a sportu (Tsjecho-Slowaakse bond van lichamelijke beweging en sport), het bestaan van de ČSFS was in deze tijd slechts formeel. Binnen de ČSFS werd de Tsjechische bond in 1989 opgericht, welke al gauw Českomoravský fotbalový svaz (Boheems-Moravische voetbalbond, ČMFS) ging heten. Met het uiteenvallen van Tsjecho-Slowakije werd de ČMFS de nationale voetbalbond in 1993 als opvolger van de ČSFS. Vanaf juni 2011 heet de bond Fotbalový asociace České Republiky. Tussen 2010 en 2015 organiseerde de bond de Superpohár FAČR.

Voorzitters

 1993-2001 – František Chvalovský
 2001-2005 – Jan Obst
 2005-2009 – Pavel Mokrý
 2009-2011 – Ivan Hašek
 2011-2017 – Miroslav Pelta
 2017-heden – Martin Malík

Nationale ploegen
 Tsjechisch voetbalelftal (mannen)
 Tsjechisch voetbalelftal (vrouwen)
 Tsjechisch voetbalelftal onder 21 (mannen)
 Tsjechisch voetbalelftal onder 17 (vrouwen)

Externe link
 Officiële website van de FAČR (Tsjechisch)

Voetbal in Tsjechië
Voetbalbond in Europa
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This is the only man who can beat WILLIAM RUTO in 2022 if RAILA and UHURU support him – The game will be over by 8 am
Tuesday, October 13, 2020 – A renowned social media activist and a blogger has revealed a presidential candidate who can whitewash Deputy President William Ruto during the 2022 Presidential election.
Ruto, who is second in command, is the man to beat in the 2022 election since his "hustler narrative" is spreading across the country like California wildfire.
Commenting on social media on Monday, blogger Abraham Mutai revealed the identity of the man who can beat Ruto if President Uhuru Kenyatta and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader, Raila Odinga, support him.
Mutai said according to a recent opinion poll, it is only Machakos Governor, Dr. Alfred Mutua, who can beat Ruto if he is supported by Uhuru and Raila.
"If Raila Odinga and the 'Deep State' want to disorient and disenfranchise William Ruto's STRATEGY and send him back to the drawing board, as a matter of URGENCY, they MUST support Dr. Alfred Mutua. All polls have now shown Dr. Mutua will beat William Ruto in the 2022 elections," Mutai wrote on his Twitter page.
Mutua, who is also Maendeleo Chap Chap party leader, has already declared his 2022 presidential bid.
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EU covers up for Israel after Iran scientist's slaying
Ali Abunimah Power Suits 30 November 2020
A protester in Tehran on 28 November shows the words "Harsh Revenge" written on her hand, the day after scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated near the Iranian capital.
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The brazen slaying of senior Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh near Tehran on Friday is a crucial test of whether the European Union can stand up to the extremist forces of chaos and war in Israel and the United States and rescue the 2015 nuclear deal.
So far, the EU is failing.
Iran's foreign minister Javad Zarif quickly pointed to "serious indications of [an] Israeli role" in Fakhrizadeh's slaying.
"Iran calls on [the] international community – and especially [the] EU – to end their shameful double standards and condemn this act of state terror," Zarif tweeted on Friday.
Terrorists murdered an eminent Iranian scientist today. This cowardice—with serious indications of Israeli role—shows desperate warmongering of perpetrators
Iran calls on int'l community—and especially EU—to end their shameful double standards & condemn this act of state terror.
— Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 27, 2020
Iran has good reason to consider Israel the prime suspect.
Yossi Melman, a veteran Israeli intelligence analyst, tweeted that Fakhrizadeh "was wanted for many years by Mossad."
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh has been assassinated in Damavand, east of Tehran according to reports in Iran. He was head of Iran's secret military program and wanted for many years by Mossad. His death is a major psychological and professional blow for Iran.
— Yossi Melman (@yossi_melman) November 27, 2020
The killing on Friday was also reminiscent of the murders of four Iranian scientists between 2010 and 2012.
Evidence in those crimes pointed to Israel acting in collusion with MEK, a cultish, formerly US-designated terrorist group that has paid large amounts of money to buy the support of various senior US politicians.
And in 2018, Israeli media claimed that "Israel may have decided not to assassinate" Fakhrizadeh "because it prefers to keep him alive and watch what he is up to."
TV: Israel may be keeping Iran nuke program chief alive, to track his activities https://t.co/zgPk49XuOl pic.twitter.com/3GYiFrgQPa
— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) May 4, 2018
Netanyahu lays down the law for Biden
Israel fears that the incoming Biden administration will rejoin the 2015 nuclear deal – known as the JCPOA – which Israel worked to sabotage before and after its conclusion.
Benjamin Netanyahu personally took credit for persuading President Donald Trump to pull the US out of the deal in 2018.
Now the Israeli prime minister is laying down the law for President-elect Joe Biden.
"There can be no going back to the previous nuclear agreement," Netanyahu declared just days before Fakhrizadeh's assassination.
Trump is very much on the same page. For one thing, he retweeted Yossi Melman's tweet on the killing, very likely a sign of approval.
Earlier this month, the outgoing US president reportedly wanted to launch a military attack to destroy Iran's nuclear energy program during his final weeks in office, but was dissuaded by senior officials.
Iran never had a nuclear weapons program
The western media consistently & knowingly reinforces false narratives manufactured by their regimes to justify murder & terrorism
There's no difference between Team Trump & Team Biden regarding terrorism & aggression in the Global South https://t.co/aTllpm7X0c
— Seyed Mohammad Marandi (@s_m_marandi) November 28, 2020
Intense pressure
Trump almost started a regional shooting war when he ordered the killing of senior Iranian general Qasem Soleimani in January.
But even though such a calamity was avoided – due no doubt to Iran's restraint – the country has faced a relentless economic war in the form of American sanctions calculated to cause as much harm as possible to Iran's civilian population.
Yet there is little reason to think that Biden will simply rejoin the JCPOA on day one – despite it being one of the few real achievements of the Obama administration in which he was vice president.
Israel's latest act of state terror was not aimed at Iran alone, but also at the Biden admin and a renewed JCPOA.
As in the past, Israel was emboldened by the preponderance of influence its domestic US lobby obviously enjoys over Biden and his national security team. pic.twitter.com/nnZIqDjbSp
— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) November 27, 2020
Biden himself has shown a lifelong commitment to provide Israel with unconditional support.
He will also be under intense pressure not to rejoin the JCPOA, both from Israel's formidable US lobby as well as other Israeli allies such as Saudi Arabia.
The longer Biden delays, the more time and space such forces will have to sow further mischief and sabotage.
It will therefore take an immense amount of effort from third parties, particularly the EU, to rescue the nuclear deal.
In December, the EU is chairing a meeting of the remaining parties to the agreement to discuss how to "preserve the JCPOA."
Hey, Team Biden: Maybe if you hadn't repeatedly vowed never to condition US aid to Israel, no matter what Israel does, Bibi might have thought twice before greeting your election by sabotaging your top foreign policy initiative in the Middle East?
— Peter Beinart (@PeterBeinart) November 29, 2020
Doubling down on double standards
So how did the EU respond to Zarif's challenge to end its double standards and condemn state terror?
On Saturday, the bloc called Fakhrizadeh's slaying "a criminal act" that "runs counter to the principle of respect for human rights the EU stands for."
It also offered its condolences for Fakhrizadeh and his bodyguard, who was also reported to have been killed.
At first glance these might seem like strong words. But what is even more significant than what is in the EU statement is what is absent.
Iran: killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh & others is a criminal act, it runs counter to the principle of respect for human rights 🇪🇺 stands for. It is more important than ever for all to remain calm & exercise maximum restraint in order to avoid escalation https://t.co/VkPAPZynQE
— Peter Stano (@ExtSpoxEU) November 28, 2020
First, the statement itself – as opposed to the tweet above – does not even name Fakhrizadeh, a minimum sign of respect that the EU could not muster.
Second, it does not point to any suspect and, most glaringly, it does not call for any sort of investigation.
It's not hard to guess why: The EU is well aware that Israel is the likely culprit and the last thing Brussels wants is for that to be confirmed.
An instructive comparison for this weak, bad faith response is how the EU reacted to the alleged poisoning of xenophobic, right-wing nationalist Russian politician Alexei Navalny last August.
Navalny is on his way to a full recovery from what was supposedly an attack with a deadly weapons-grade nerve agent.
At the time, the EU declared that it "condemns in the strongest possible terms the assassination attempt on Alexei Navalny."
It also demanded that Russia "fully cooperate" with an international investigation.
The EU then went on to announce sanctions against six Russian officials despite there still being no evidence of Russian government involvement.
It's a pattern we've seen before:
This terror attack was an act of war
When the Russian double agent Sergei Skripal was allegedly poisoned in the UK, western regimes expelled 153 Russian diplomats
Regarding the murder in Iran, western governments refrained from even using the word "condemn" in their statements pic.twitter.com/T32BzYL9fc
Shielding Israel
Far from abandoning its double standards, the EU continues to shield Israel from investigation and accountability, even when it touches on a matter like the Iran deal which Brussels considers to be in its own highest interest.
This is not surprising given the EU's unconditional support for Israel and the considerable influence in Brussels of Israel lobby groups like the AJC Transatlantic Institute that lust for war with Iran.
During the Trump administration, the EU did precious little to keep its promises to Iran to uphold the deal – which would have seen Iran gain access to international markets in exchange for monitoring of its nuclear energy facilities.
EU leaders are now so relieved to have Biden coming into the White House – an American leader they hope will restore the transatlantic neoliberal consensus they yearn for – that they are not likely to pick a fight with him.
Based on its record, then, there's little reason to expect the EU to stand up to Israel over its crimes against Iran and efforts to sabotage the JCPOA, any more than it does to Israel's crimes against Palestinians.
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Israel's another State Sponsored Terrorism
Permalink RI replied on Mon, 11/30/2020 - 21:50
It is undoubtedly state-sponsored terrorism. And, everyone knows Israel is the culprit.
It is not the first one. And it is not even the last one. Israel's state-sponsored terrorism existed and exists today. And, it will exist because it is fully covered by the US and supported by the so-called EU's rotten policy.
When a country itself established as a terrorist state by Zionist terrorism, what good can we expect from them? Brits could not defeat Zionist terrorism. Brits left them in Israel, and the descendants of the terrorists are alive. They hold the ideology now.
Surprised?
Permalink Carl Zaisser replied on Tue, 12/01/2020 - 15:59
WTF, EU
suspicious MEK
Permalink Eric replied on Wed, 12/02/2020 - 04:54
"Evidence in those crimes pointed to Israel acting in collusion with MEK,
a cultish, formerly US-designated terrorist group that has paid large amounts
of money to buy the support of various senior US politicians."
In two articles, Code Pink's Medea Benjamin has also pointed to MEK helping Mossad on the ground.
Question: where did MEK get the money to bribe all these U.S. politicians?
The Guardian article you link to says it's from the Iranian community in the U.S.,
but I wonder if that's the ultimate source.
how to proceed, carefully
Permalink tom hall replied on Wed, 12/02/2020 - 10:46
In practical terms, the United States' withdrawal from the agreement took with it America's client states on the Security Council and the EU as a whole. This leaves only Iran, Russia and China as pledged signatories. The US is not going to resume participation, so the only realistic option is for the remaining three parties to reach a new accord on their own, one which would have as a key component economic relief for Iran. Such an initiative would itself constitute part of a larger program to expedite the emergence of a new international order in which the US hegemon can no longer dictate to other nations the political and economic course of events. Thus, if Iran will continue to abide by its commitment forswearing nuclear weapons, the country's commercial relations can be repaired without ruinous interference from Washington. Of course, I've omitted the military dimension from this picture- for a compelling reason. Israel, the Saudis and the American neocons could succeed in instigating a full scale war. In that case, cordial economic relations between Iran, China and Russia will- tragically- count for very little.
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Also wrote One Country: A Bold-Proposal to End the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse. Opinions are mine alone.
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