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Belarusian lifts to replace old ones in Armenia
The Belarusian lift manufacturer Mogilevliftmash has reached an agreement on participation in the program on replacing old lifts in Armenia...
Belarus' Hi-Tech Park now home to over 500 companies
Among the new residents of Belarus' Hi-Tech Park are also companies with foreign investment from Singapore, France, and the Netherlands. One of them, for example, is developing digital products for Turkcell Group...
Belarus' energy potential hailed at EU-Eastern Partnership ministerial meeting in Bucharest
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Belarus to Romania Andrei Grinkevich took part in the event. In his speech he mentioned Belarus' energy industry...
Belarus, Norway agree on road haulage permit quotas
"The conditions developed by the commission are most favorable for the maintenance of existing and future cargo flows by Belarusian and Norwegian transport companies in compliance with the highest environmental standards"...
Belarus might use Finland's smart city concept solutions
On 3 April, First Deputy Economy Minister Alexander Chervyakov held a meeting with a delegation of Finnish experts who presented their expertise and knowledge of creating a smart city by the example of Tampere, Finland's third largest city...
Trade between Gomel Oblast, Germany over 20% up in 2018
"In Minsk I will encourage representatives of the German economy, the German-Belarusian economic club to pay more attention to Gomel Oblast in the sphere of investments, trade, and economy," the ambassador told BelTA...
MILEX 2019 to feature latest Belarusian small arms
The products on display will include pistols designed by Igor Vasilyev: semi-automatic modular pistols PSNV and PV-17 as well as a 7.62mm sniper rifle SV.01 and a 5.56mm sniper rifle SV.02...
Guarantee fund for Belarusian SMEs now operational
"We are starting the implementation of a new mechanism to provide financial support to the private sector in Belarus. We are going to create and develop a guarantee fund to offer collateral on bank loans for small enterprises"...
New BelAZ vehicles commissioned in Vietnam
The fact once again confirms the high level of trust in products of the Belarusian automobile engineering company BelAZ as well as the company's global leadership in the 130-tonne haul trucks market segment...
BelAZ increases haul truck exports to non-CIS
In March 2019, the company shipped six 220-tonne haul trucks to Serbia, seven 110-tonne haul trucks to Mongolia (11 trucks have been shipped to the country since the start of the year). BelAZ also supplied its haul trucks to Poland and Mongolia...


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Lithuania no match for Poland in Davis Cup
Aleksejus Podpruginas | the Lithuania Tribune
In their first appearance in the Europe / Africa group zone I, Lithuania played in Poland against the hosting team. In the end, Poland was too big a challenge for Lithuanian tennis players. The score after the three days of playing was 3-2.
Jerzy Janowicz and Ričardas Berankis
During the first day of the match, the Lithuania's number-one player Ričardas Berankis, who is currently ranked at the 76th place in the world, did his job with 6-2, 6-4, 6-3 against the world's number 163 Lukasz Kubot. The second best Lithuanian player, Laurynas Grigelis whose rank is 361, hoped to make a sensation against the best Polish tennis player Jerzy Janowicz who is ranked as the 51st best in the world, but surrendered 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-4. The score after the first day was 1-1.
According to Davis Cup traditions, the second day of the meetings is the doubles match. Berankis and Grigelis teamed up against Lukasz Kubot and Marcin Matkowsi who is one of the best double players in the world and currently taking the 27th place in doubles ranking. The match was tough, but the Polish team was the better one and won in the end in clear three sets 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 (1), and gave an advantage to Poland before the last and the decisive day.
Davis cup: Lithuania to face Poland
ATP world ranking: Hard fall for Laurynas Grigelis
On the third day, when the scoreboard showed 2-1 to the hosting team, Berankis came to the court to play against Janowicz in all top 100 match. Berankis was the one who was under the pressure. He had to bring the victory in order to even out the score, but unfortunately Janowicz was better this time and secured victory for Poland after 6-3, 6-4, 6-2, and sent Lithuania back to fight to stay in the zone group.
The fifth and the last match was not decisive, therefore it was the best of three sets and not five as the usual matches in the Davis Cup. Laurynas Grigelis won in straight sets 6-4, 6-3 against Kamil Majchrzak who is ranked in the 351st place in the world and claimed the final score of the meeting 3-2 to Poland.
Lithuania will appear for the first time in the Europe / Africa group zone I to face Poland . The...
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Lithuanian tennis players move up ATP rankings
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Tennis: Ričardas Berankis back in Top 100
One week before the end of the 2014 season in tennis, Lithuania's number-one player Ričardas...
First plantarium to be open in Lithuania
Plantarium welcomes those interested in domestic plants and their positive impact on health, as well...
Traditional run in Vilnius to honor 1991 crackdown victims
Vilnius is hosting on Saturday a traditional run to pay tribute to the victims of the Soviet army...
Most powerful passports: Lithuania ranked 10th (1) 146
As we enter the new decade, Asian countries have firmly established their lead on the Henley Passport...
Siauliai region creates app for tourists (1)
Lithuania's northern region of Siauliai has created an app for tourists , Siauliai Tourism...
Study: Lithuanians have low concern towards climate change
At the forefront of climate change , complex and innovative solutions are becoming an integral part...

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TIME TO LET GAYS SERVE OPENLY?
by Ben Adler
TIME TO LET GAYS SERVE OPENLY? Civil rights advances are often made during times of war -- when an oppressed group proves itself capable of fulfilling every obligation of citizenship. Women�s suffrage being buoyed by the increased presence of women in the workplace during World War I comes to mind, as does the 1948 desegregation of the military. So I wonder if gay rights advocates can make something out of this news, reported in The New York Times on Tuesday:
The Defense Department discharged 726 service members last year for being gay, up about 10 percent from 2004, figures released by a gay rights group show.
It�s interesting that gay marriage has replaced gays in the military as the hot button gay rights question, when the former one was never really resolved. And it might make sense to put open military service ahead of marriage on the gay rights agenda, considering, for example, that military desegregation preceded the repeal of anti-miscegenation laws. With the military over-stretched it would seem like now might be the right time to pursue it. Of course, there is the inconvenient fact that even the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which released the numbers, acknowledges that the spike in gay discharges may be partly attributable to some members coming out as a way of leaving the military at a time when morale is especially low. But, then again, closing a loophole that lets soldiers off the hook in times of war could be seen as another selling point for the argument that gays should be allowed, and compelled, to serve like anyone else.
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A 45 A Day (Day 15)
July 24, 2014 by mutley1968
This track was the theme tune to my Friday night. As a long haired 13 year old, I'd lie on my bed listening to Tommy Vance on the Friday Night Rock Show, drinking cheap larger recording the show on a portable cassette recorder and heading into town the next day to purchase records that he played. This track was written by George Martin and his version was the opening and closing tune for Radio 1, but the Generators version is the best!
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Today I'm repping my home town & going for a local release. Edentree hail from Norwich & only released one 45 on the Major Minor label. "Call My Name" is the B-Side of "You Are All I Need". I love blue eyed soul like this track, the hammond player sounds very reminiscent of Alan Hawkshaw & overall this sounds like it was recorded earlier than 1970. It surprises me that they didn't get past one release as this is a strong tune & really deserves more exposure.
Edentree "Call My Name"
Edentree – Call My Name 45 #45 #vinyl #blueeyedsoul #soul #psych #a45aday #norwich
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Few can boast a career as long as Little Anthony & The Imperials, forming in the late 50's as a Doo Wop/R&B combo to being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 2009. The 45 that I've chosen for today, is their version of "Let The Sunshine In", which was composed by Galt MacDermot (who wrote the music to the hit musical "Hair"). The vocal on this cover drips with energy & sweat & I think this is my favorite version of this track.
Little Anthony & The Imperials "Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)"
Little Anthony & The Imperials – Let The Sunshine In 45 #45 #vinyl #soul #funk #a45aday #littleanthony
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I hear a lot of people moaning about how music & the music industry has changed, & indeed it has, I think it's termed as "progress". When you look at the manufactured bands being churned out by reality shows, this really is no new concept & it maybe surprising to know that the 45 I've gone for today, is a manufactured band for the 60's. Paul A. Rothchild & Frazier Mohawk had already been instrumental in helping form Buffalo Springfield, so they decided to put another group together, & so Rhinoceros was born. "Apricot Brandy" is a great piece of hard bluesy rock, with heavy drums, a dirty fuzz guitar riff & some cool hammond abuse thrown in for good measure, this was apparently used as a BBC Radio theme tune.
Rhinoceros "Apricot Brandy"
Rhinoceros – Apricot Brandy 45 #45 #vinyl #funk #fuzz #psych #a45aday
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This is a collaboration between Pierre Henry & Michel Colombier, Henry is widely known for his "concrete music" & Colombier for his soundtrack composition. Psyché Rock is the track that most seek out on this EP, & it sounds very reminiscent to the theme tune to Matt Groening's "Futurama". I picked this EP up at a great record shop in Rennes (France) called "Blind Spot", & I would recommend visiting the shop when you're in that neck of the woods. "Jericho Jerk" brews a heady mix of beat & psych, with crazy organ, moog & FX's firing off all over the place, like a Turkish delight fused with a Crunchie, that sounds wrong, but is oh so right!
Les Yper-Sound "Jericho Jerk"
Les Yper-Sound – Jericho Jerk 45 #45 #vinyl #psych #jerk #french #pierrehenry #michelcolombier
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I only discovered the Left Banke a few years ago, when a work colleague brought in a couple of their albums, so I have to say a big thanks to Derek for introducing me to them. The term "Baroque Pop" is often used to describe their sound, & actually it's a pretty good description, as they fuse chamber music with pop music, & I've got a soft spot for a harpsichord! This track features some lovely harmonies & I would recommend checking out all of their back catalogue, as it's all great.
The Left Banke "She Will Call You Up Tonight"
The Left Banke – She May Call You Up Tonight 45 #baroque #pop #60s #vinyl #45 #a45aday #leftbanke
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A 45 A Day (Day 9)
July 10, 2014 July 10, 2014 by mutley1968
Few can lay claim to shaping modern music in the way Little Richard has, from playing a major part in the foundation of Rock 'n' Roll, to his wild on stage antics, he really deserves the title of a legend. "Hurry Sundown" features in the film of the same title, & was composed by Buddy Kaye & Hugo Montenegro. This is a beautiful song that lifts & builds, & Little Richards vocal is soaked in soul, makes you want to testify!
Little Richard – Hurry Sundown 45 #vinyl #45 #soul #r&b #littlerichard #okeh #a45aday
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July 9, 2014 by mutley1968
The Motown catalogue has been plundered over the years, & many crimes have been committed against this legendary label (Bowie & Jaggers "Dancing In The Street" being a prime example). Mongo Santamaria takes on "Cloud Nine" (the classic Temptations track) & wins!, heavy bass, drums, percussion & mega loud cowbell backs up the brass cavalry for a full funky latin jazz onslaught. This track reminds me of the Jimmy Castor Bunch "It's Just Begun" , I think it must be a bass & cowbell thang?.
Mongo Santamaria "Cloud Nine"
Mongo Santamaria – Cloud Nine 45 #45 #vinyl #funk #soul #latin #jazz #breaks #motown #mongosantamaria #a45aday
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I think people are more familiar with the Mighty Clouds Of Joy's version of "Time", which is great, but doesn't hold a candle to Jackie's version. This powers along with some seriously fat drums, choppy wah wah guitar & some tight memphis sounding horns, I love this track, & I remember when I first found this single, playing it over & over again, because I couldn't believe just how good it is!
Jackie Moore "Time"
Jackie Moore – Time 45 #45 #vinyl #funk #soul #breaks #atlantic #jackiemoore #a45aday
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Let's go for some 70's prog rock via France. Triangle were a French 4 piece band operating from 1967-74, & sound like a dirty funky version of Jethro Tull, which in my mind is a good thing, as I've got a lot of time for JT. The opening guitar riff is great, bolstered by the bass and sax overlay, all to a heavy cowbell backbeat. The B-Side "Blow Your Cool" is also worth checking out.
Triangle "Peut-Etre Demain
Triangle – Peut-Être Demain 45 #vinyl #45 #psych #fuzz #funk #french #breaks #a45aday
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Happy Valentine's Day – or Not!
A day in the life of my favorite bag designer.
This is how I feel when I'm buying clothes.
Lar and I have been juicing for a while now, but it's nice to go back to the basics.
A healthy-ish cookie recipe I want to try.
A recipe for vegan and gluten-free nacho supreme – yum!
For all of our readers who blog: Grace's State of Our 2014 Blog Union.


Our thoughts are with Mollie Burnham whose son Ian passed away very suddenly and unexpectedly a few days ago whilst on holiday in Tenerife. Please remember Mollie, Rachel, Ellie, Izzy, Brenda and the rest of the family in your prayers.
The Coffee Morning next Saturday (28th) will be hosted by Christine Beard and profits will go to Action for Children. As we have reported previously, Christine is, after many years, standing down as our Action for Children Secretary and this will be her last event in the role. Please do come and support it if you can. Also, no one has volunteered to take over from Christine – please think and pray about this.
The Lunch on Saturday 13th April raised £87 for church funds. Thank you very much Brenda for making it happen and thank you also to everyone who supported it.
Next Sunday (28th), worship is being led by David Alderman who is our Circuit Superintendent.
The Leadership Team is due to meet on Monday 29th April. If there is anything you would like discussed please have a word with Helen, Michael, Peter, Lynda, Yvonne or P. J.
Thank you Bob Fear for sorting out the electric sockets in the dirty kitchen.
A reminder: we need to put together a rota for grass cutting. Please, if you are able to offer help to keep the grass under control, speak to Lynda.
On or near your seat on Sunday should be an Easter Offering Envelope.This year's theme is 'Longer Tables, Lower Fences'. There are also book marks around which explain more about what happens to any donation you able to make.
Sue Parker has lost a bracelet which she wore last Sunday (7th). It is silver and has a heart where the link to attach it went through. If anyone knows anything about it please let Sue know.
Before the service last Sunday, a short film was shown about 'The Noise'. This is a series of community events happening around Bristol over the May Day Bank Holiday weekend. Posters about the 2 nearest events – in Fishponds and Downend – have been put on the downstairs noticeboard.
Many of you have recently attended a Foundation Safeguarding course. Now being advertised is an Advanced Safeguarding Course. This is for those who hold leadership posts within the church such as stewards, safeguarding officers etc. It goes further than the Foundation Course by discussing what procedures should be taken when crisis arise, keeping church records, DBS forms, keeping the church safe by risk assessment etc. It is about understanding the full responsibility of the church with regard to Safeguarding and each person's role within that. The course is scheduled for Tuesday 21st May, 9:30am to 3pm. If you would like to attend please let know. Also let me know if you would like to do the course but cannot make this date.
The Malawi Appeal has raised £111.30: thank you very much everyone who donated.
Our previous cluster held a number of events as a cluster. However, our new cluster does not hold any such events. P. J,, quite rightly, wants to change this so a Praise and Prayer Service is being held at Yate Methodist Church on Saturday 1st June, from 4 to 6pm..
Between 6th and 22nd April, 52 brightly coloured llamas, decorated by local schools and youth groups, will be hiding in the shops throughout Broadmead, Cabot Circus, the Arcade and the Galleries in the Bristol Shopping Quarter. Pick up a trail map from The New Room then see how many you can find – they all have names! When you have found as many as you can, take your trail map back to the chapel, spot the final llamas and collect a small chocolate prize and other goodies.
As previously mentioned, we intend to hold a Summer Fayre on Saturday 22nd June. Sam Skuse is leading but her request for support has been met with a rather poor response. If anyone is thinking that because, we have received a generous legacy from Ocky Roberts, we do not need to fund raise anymore, then you are very wrong. There still remains a great and urgent need to increase income so that we can cut our operating deficit. If you can help or if you would to more information, please contact Sam.
After many years in the role, Christine Beard is standing down as our National Children's Homes Secretary. Is there anyone willing to take on this role or is this something else the church is going to add the ever-growing list of things we no longer do? If you want to know what it involves, please have a word with Christine.
The number of people willing to serve refreshments after Sunday worship is diminishing and some people seem to be doing it week after week. This is not right and we urgently need more volunteers. Or are we going to reach the very sad stage that we no longer have this social occasion?
Are you likely to be in the centre of Bristol any time soon? Then why not visit the New Room to see the just installed 3 panelled stain glass window which depicts the life of John Wesley. Listen to Radio 4 on Sunday (13th) between 7:10am and 7:55 to hear about it.
The 2019 KMC Bible Holiday Club will run from Monday 29th July to Friday 2nd August. This is a different week to which we normally hold the club.
KMC is now a designated Trussell Trust Foodbank Referral Agency. This means that if, someone comes onto the premises looking for food, they can be given a voucher to exchange at the Foodbank located in the Bourne Christian Church, just down the road. Or it can be exchanged at any other Trussell Trust Foodbank. There are strict rules on the issue of these vouchers and the only people who can do it are Liz Marks, Lynda Stone and Peter Shears.
The purpose of Kingswood Methodist Church is to respond to God's Love in Christ and to live out that love in God's world.


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Have You Seen the Giant Illinois Corn Maze Honoring James Bond?
A farm in Illinois has taken their love of James Bond to a new level.
Tanya Roberts, 'Charlie's Angels' and Bond Star, Dies at 65
Roberts was first reported dead on Sunday, but she was still alive at the time.
Bond Fans Want 'No Time To Die' Release Delayed Due to Coronavirus
Hardcore James Bond fans have an opinion on the issue.
Billie Eilish to Sing New James Bond Theme Song
She's now the youngest artist to write and record a theme song for the 007 franchise.
Natasha Reda
Daniel Craig Says 'Nothing Has Been Confirmed' for His Bond Return, But Come On Now
While it sure sounds like another James Bond film is definitely happening, and happening soon, and it also sounds like Daniel Craig will be back to play 007, nothing has been absolutely set in stone yet, it seems. Craig himself says that nothing is "confirmed" about his return to Bond, though this could just mean that he hasn't signed anything yet.
Emma Stefansky
Five Studios Are Fighting for the Rights to James Bond
Much online e-ink has been e-spilled over the question of which actor will take up the mantle of international superspy James Bond for the 25th installment of the perennial franchise. Will incumbent star Daniel Craig return for another go-round as 007, or will he be replaced by the likes of new challengers Tom Hiddleston, Dan Stevens, Emily Blunt, or Idris Elba? Who knows (not us), but as the mission to secure a star has been playing out, another big change-up has unfolded largely in the background.
Charles Bramesco
'Game of Thrones' Star Emilia Clarke Wants to Be the First Female James Bond
Mother of Dragons, Breaker of Chains, Khaleesi, First of Her Name, Queen of the Andals and the First Men; Emilia Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen has a lot of nicknames. But the 'Game of Thrones' actress is looking to add one more to her resume: James Bond. Or I should say, Jane Bond.
All 24 James Bond Theme Songs in One Minute
The latest James Bond flick, "Spectre," hits theaters Friday. Chad Neidt put together this jewel just in time.


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The email killer, created by the founder of photo-sharing giant Flickr. It's a mix between Skype and IRC, and it really lives up to the hype. Slack is a social-messaging app for groups. Team communication is made easy and searchable via their intuitive channel system. It integrates with Google docs, Dropbox, and a whole bunch of other services. All the other apps I use for communication are muddled with personal conversations but when it comes to Slack, it's all business. This is refreshing. It's easy to sign on and off for the day and to keep track of what everyone is up to. It's completely replaced workplace email for me and is great for backchannel communication too.
Task management that works directly with Slack. "Just type @busybot and the name of the task, and Busybot will create it and track it for you." Tag people to automatically assign tasks to them—add due dates, files, or comments. Busybot makes it easy to understand the history of tasks by linking back to the conversation archive. It's powerful, flexible, and a great addition to a near-perfect messaging app.
Asana is a collaborative task management tool. While a simple to-do list emailed to those involved can become convoluted through edits and changes, teams can be assured that Asana is up-to-date. Users can comment and ask questions, this allows team members to chime in so that everyone stays up to speed. Its notification system is totally customizable—with a crisp interface, Asana is all about good communication, project delegation, and assigning tasks. It's a project manager's paradise.
IFTTT or If This Then That is an app synchronization tool. It uses 'recipes' to create cause-and-effect relationships between apps or services. You can use pre-made recipes or create your own to set up an "If This happens, Then That will happen" macro. With a clean user interface, IFTTT can be life changing for small businesses or a shortcut to reducing man-hours for people who like to be efficient. This app is also great for personal use, connect and setup customizable alerts with 300+ compatible services.
Evernote is an all around media and information storage centre. Gone are the days of trying to remember what device or service you saved a specific file on. With this app, you can store every photo, document, to-do list, or note, and instantly access them from anywhere. You can either browse file-types or use keyword searches. Evernote scales endlessly. It's appropriate for anyone from college students to large tech firms. While remaining minimalist in its design, Evernote also boasts a great doodle tool, inbuilt camera, and even understands your handwritten notes.


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Graf Kalman Hunyady Memorial (), är ett travlopp för 3-åriga och äldre varmblodiga travhästar som körts sedan 1898, vilket gör det till ett av Europas äldsta travlopp. Sedan 1941 körs loppet i oktober på Trabrennbahn Krieau i Wien. Tidigare kördes loppet på Trabrennbahn Baden.

Loppet körs till minne av Kálmán Hunyady de Kéthely (1828–1901), som var första ordförande i Wiener Trabrenn-Verein. Loppet körs över 2 600 meter med autostart, men har tidigare körts över varierande distanser. Förstapris i loppet är 12 500 euro (2020).

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I have so many fond memories! I remember bringing my twin daughters to Brunswick as young children to buy plants for our garden, to attend fairs and the bonfire nights, to wander and enjoy the environment. Then as they grew up they too became more involved – doing school work experience in crafts, as volunteers at events and with Chilli Bon Bon. Brunswick has been important to us all and often been the source of really enjoyable shared experiences.
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Not a bad point, but on the other hand, giving a player an extra year to build himself up so that he's physically ready is helpfully not just physically, but mentally, too. I've seen teams in many sports where you have to rely on too many young guys, the performance isn't there, losses mount, losing becomes contagious and it's harder to install new habits and break the bad cycle. So, no, I don't want to play young guys before they're physically ready. That's how you win 4 games instead of 8 or 9 or 10.
Overall agree. Think Stritz earns the nickel start though.
Whether it's scoop or trill both will play over Stritz. Now I think next year Stritz will start there but not yet in my opinion.
With the WRs moving all around, who the heck knows where a number of the youngsters will end up.
The linebackers are tough to call too; seems like there are people being moved around a lot and there is still some uncertainty with Shy.
But this is what I think for now.
Looking at the chart, we don't have a really strong junior class, especially on defense. We might take a step back in 2020. The sophomore class is very good though. When they are seniors, we have a chance to be really special.
I think Ruff is a 3 tech Harper a 1 tech but other than that I think ya killed it.
How things shape up at Linebacker is going to be very interesting. I think we have six guys vying for playing time.
L. Williams is a stud athlete and BIG. He made a big contribution on special teams, but lacks experience.
Armstrong has experience, but his best value may be as a third down pass coverage specialist.
We beat out Georgia for Juan Wallace -- he got his feet wet [primarily on ST] last year, but could factor in.
Tyrell Richards has played [although like Guthrie last year, primarily at DE]. Physical freak who now has spent all spring at LB.
Jones / Kaponga were highly rated and enrolled early. After seeing Cisco's early contributions, I wouldn't be surprised if either or both of these guys saw the field.
That's six without even factoring Shy in, or accounting for someone like Allison. Although there are huge question marks today, I have a feeling that once this group gets their sea legs that LB will shift into being viewed as a position of strength.
I agree about Armstrong and feel when shy gets back it should be a tyrell and shy starting of nickel with army coming in as third back on definite runs and Williams and Wallace get a good amount of playing time as back ups and giving the starters a breather. Playing lb all game long plus st is daunting in this league with the physicality we have to play against. We will be good here in the end. Downhill and aggressive will make this a tough team to play against.
Maybe he can play a bit inside on 3rd downs [given his size / physique] -- helping to build additional depth at DT.
Nice depth chart. What is also interesting is that with the high quality of recruits we have been getting, we are likely to see more pleasant surprises each year. Perhaps not as surprising as our two All-Americans, but pretty cool nonetheless.
Fla St. is down. If we beat them in Tallahassee it sends a message. We seem to play Clemson close. If we beat them in the Dome that sends a message. I think he's alittle past half way to his goal. Winning will get him there. We were there in the late 80s and 90's so why can't we get there again?
I should have been more clear - I've always personally thought it was possible. I'm not sure some of our HC's from the past thought it was. It's awesome that Dino does.


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Austin rides high on new survey of best U.S. cities for bicyclists
John Laird
Sep 11, 2020 | 9:16 am
Austin is among the top cities for cycling.
Photo courtesy of Hill Country Galleria
While the pandemic continues to limit much of how Austinites live, the city's abundance of trails and protected bike lanes have managed to keep things wide open for cyclists. These elements and more, according to a new study by SmartAsset, are why Austin is one of the top 25 most bike-friendly cities in the nation.
In order to designate which cities in the country are the most bike-friendly, SmartAsset examined 100 of the largest cities via the following five metrics:
Bike score. This is a measure of how suitable a city is for biking on a scale of 0 to 100. Data comes from walkscore.com.
Percentage of commuters who bike to work. Data comes from the Census Bureau's 2018 1-year American Community Survey.
Bicyclist fatalities per 100,000 residents. Data comes from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Motor Vehicle Crash Data Querying and Reporting and is for the five-year period from 2014-2018. This figure is measured at the county level.
Miles of protected bike lanes. Data comes from PeopleForBikes.org
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Income after housing costs. This is the median household income minus median annual housing costs. Data comes from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2018 1-Year American Community Survey.
Each city in the study was ranked for each metric, with the bike score and five-year bicyclists fatalities per 100,000 residents receiving a double weight, and then they were assigned an overall score. A zero went to cities that weren't particularly bike-friendly, and a 100 went to the best of the bunch.
Austin rode into the No. 17 spot with an overall score of 62.26. Its 19.1 miles of protected bike lanes dwarfed that of Portland, Oregon (5.3 miles) — the one city that scored a 100 in the study, earning the top spot — but it ranked much lower than its Pacific Northwestern companion when it came to how suitable the city is for biking (54.0 to 82.4), the percentage of commuters who bike to work (1.4 percent to Portland's 5.3 percent) and the bicyclists fatalities per 100,000 residents (1.04 to .48).
Both cities, however, were pretty much in line with each other in regard to income after housing costs, with Austin at $54,659 and Portland at $56,009.
There is certainly some room for improvement, but Austin has already been proactive about this — even during the pandemic. In May, the city launched Healthy Streets, a program that provides low-traffic spaces for cycling and other outdoor activities while still allowing for proper social distancing. As of now, six streets have been adorned with traffic cones and other physical barriers to slow traffic and create a safe area. The city has also installed temporary bike lanes on Congress Avenue running from Riverside Drive to 11th Street.
Elsewhere in Texas, Plano tied with Austin at NO. 17 in the study's rankings. Only .4 percent of its residents bike to work and there are zero miles of protected bike lanes, but Plano has a low fatalities score (.60) and the "income after housing costs" metric is the second highest in the study at $74,976. (San Francisco ranks No. 1 with $87,728.)
Also, Plano came in at one point higher than Austin when measured on how suitable the city is for biking.
Austin and Plano may not yet be operating at the bike-friendly heights of the top cities in the study — Portland, Oregon; Minneapolis; Seattle; St. Paul; and Boston round out the top five — but you can definitely hop on your bike and take to both city's roads with confidence.
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Austin reels in top Texas spot among best big cities to be a filmmaker
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San Antonio ranked No. 22 in a list of the 25 top cities to live and work as a moviemaker.
Good news for cinephiles and aspiring directors: Austin has landed a prestigious spot among the 25 best big cities to live and work as a moviemaker. Landing at No. 12 on MovieMaker Magazine's annual list, Austin joins four other Texas cities in the top 25: Dallas (No. 20), Houston (No. 21), San Antonio (No. 22), and Fort Worth (No. 25).
MovieMaker compiles its annual list based on surveys, production spending, tax incentives, additional research, and personal visits whenever possible — with the notable exclusions of Los Angeles and New York:
"We don't believe people should have to be rich or well-connected to make movies," writes MovieMaker Editor Tim Molloy. "And we know plenty of people who moved to L.A. or New York with filmmaking dreams and ended up working industry-barely-adjacent jobs just to pay the bills. We think the best place to live is one you can afford — a place where you can be happy, inspired, and financially free to pursue your art."
These criteria are themes throughout the ranking: Atlanta, Georgia, took the top spot overall, followed by Vancouver, British Columbia (No. 2), and New Orleans, Louisiana (No. 3). The five Texas cities on the list all boast more affordability than Los Angeles or New York, and each one features a deeply supportive film community and various local incentives.
Austin topped all the Texas cities at No. 12, celebrated for its venues and surrounding cultural traditions. It received special honors for tacos and barbecue, along with its general proclivity for "staying weird" while beating the major coastal cities on affordability despite rising costs. The capital city also represented a fantastic playground for festivals like South by Southwest (SXSW), and many successful industry leaders over the years.
"Also welcoming: the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program, administered by the Texas Film Commission, a cash grant based on in-state spending by feature film, television and commercial projects that offers up to 22.5 percent back to qualifying productions," writes Molloy. "And no city on this list submitted such an impressive list of filmmaker residents, from Richard Linklater to Robert Rodriguez to Terrence Malick. Its film culture also includes the Austin Film Society, founded by Linklater in 1985, and the original Alamo Drafthouse Cinema that started it all."
In 2022, Linklater (Dazed and Confused) released an animated project, Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age Childhood, set in Houston but which premiered in Austin at SXSW; Fear the Walking Dead, filmed in Austin, aired its Season 7 finale; and Queer Eye captured hearts all over the world via its cast of real-life Austin heroes.
Elsewhere in Texas:
Dallas earned the No. 20 spot for its easy access to both coasts, diversity, experienced crew base, easily obtainable permits, hotel deals, and more. Houston placed right behind Dallas at No. 21, with MovieMaker touting its diversity and low cost of living.
San Antonio came in at No. 22, selected for its plethora of permitting options, reinstatement of local film incentives, and growing educational opportunities such as the University of Texas at San Antonio's new Bachelor of Fine Arts Film & Media Studies program.
And last but not least, the No. 25 ranking went to Fort Worth, where Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone spinoff 1883: The Bass Reeves Story is currently shooting — and looking for talent.


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Dan Walker walks into BBC Breakfast as Sally Nugent fights back tears for Deborah James
Dan Walker has been forced to join his BBC Breakfast co-host Sally Nugent as she tries to hold back tears at the tragic news of Deborah James. Deborah has been battling bowel cancer for 5 years
Dan Walker spoke on behalf of his BBC Breakfast co-stars as they discussed Deborah James' battle with cancer on today's show.
The presenter comforted her co-star Sally Nugent as she was touched by Deborah's admission that her body "didn't play ball" as she battled bowel cancer. The duo discussed Deborah's heartbreaking admission on today's show, as the BBC podcast star admitted she wasn't sure how long she'd been gone.
Deborah has spent the past five years raising awareness about bowel cancer and how to spot the symptoms, but since then she's told her fans and friends on Instagram that her body can't. can fight anymore.
Deborah is battling bowel cancer
Speaking on today's show, Dan said: "Many of you will know Deborah James by now. She's the presenter of the You, Me and Big C podcast and she's also been on the show. We've been lucky enough to have her not only on the sofa, but during the pandemic, we've talked to her many times, haven't we?"
As Sally later added: "Sadly, Deborah – who was diagnosed with bowel cancer 5 years ago – shared a message on her Instagram account yesterday that she is now gone. was moved to hospice care. These are the words she says now: "I never wanted to write. We tried everything, but my body simply didn't play the ball. "
Sally and Dan paid their respects to their friend
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Dan later revealed that Deborah had set up a foundation to raise money for cancer research.
"She includes links to some of the charities closer to her, including Cancer Research UK, Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and Bowel Cancer UK. And got a lot of money, wasn't there, donated?
"I think just over £700,000 has been in the last few hours since she gave it last night, that's an incredible amount."
Deborah fought tirelessly to raise awareness about bowel cancer
In the sad post, Deborah said she is receiving hospice care.
"The tweet I never wanted to write. Time to say goodbye. Five years of preparation, not easy at all," she explained in a heartbreaking online post, "I'm here health care home cares and i am spending time surrounded by my family.
"Please buy me a glass of wine to meet me and raise important funds."
Deborah James 'terrified' and misses her children growing up in the midst of a cancer battle
Deborah James 'mind blows' after cancer research fund donates £1.5 million
https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/dan-walker-steps-bbc-breakfasts-26929973 Dan Walker walks into BBC Breakfast as Sally Nugent fights back tears for Deborah James
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Escape to Find Her Destiny
My novel tells of woman's search for safety and the family she found in Destiny.
One fateful night changed Angie's life. She found love, but she also found danger. Nothing about her life was the same after that night. Instead of the boredom of her old life, she found the courage to make a new life. Now
that she had found the man she loves, she would have to leave him behind.
To avoid endangering her son, Angie is forced to flee to Northern Michigan to a new family and new friends, but most importantly to a place where for the first time she feels she belongs, Destiny. Angie finds herself at the center of an ever-growing family, a family that is drawn together by their common need for love and support. Her strength comes from how much they depend upon her, but mostly because she feels needed and loved. But, until the day her true love comes home, she will not truly feel safe. Vicki Long's novel reveals the true meaning of family.
The Destiny Family is a trilogy.
Although she had never been to the club on a weeknight, Angie thought it seemed busy. Zack met her at the door. Her heart did a little flip-flop as it always did when she saw him. A combination doorman, bouncer and bartender, Zack Wilson had worked at the club for about a year. He always greeted Angie with a warm smile that made her feel like a giddy schoolgirl. His blue eyes would twinkle when he smiled. A full beard and mustache covered most of his face, and his dark wild blonde hair was worn long, almost to his shoulders. She thought he was handsome, but was
curious what he would look like, if he had a haircut and trimmed his beard. She always got the feeling that he was hiding behind all that hair.
Angie followed him to the bar where she usually sat. Angie couldn't help but notice how broad and muscular his shoulders were, and how nice he filled out his tight jeans. As he turned to say something to her, she blushed and hoped he didn't realize that she was studying him so closely.
"Barb's in the kitchen. She should be out in a few minutes." Again their eyes met and Angie got the feeling that he was looking for something deep in her soul. Smiling, he turned away. This was not the first time Angie had studied Zack when he wasn't looking. She was so lonely that she would fantasize about Zack. Many times while sitting at the bar she would wish she wasn't married.
Psychic Psychiatrist Pursues Homeless
Hacker New mystery novels tell of woman's ability to discover secrets through drawing
When psychiatrist Janet Leigh picks up a pencil and paper to create a drawing, she finds insight into people's lives, both in the past and future. In Vicki Long's book, Deadly Perception, Janet's gift helps her make some new friends and leads her into a strange mystery that she must help solve in order to save the lives of her homeless friends.
Janet, new to New York, decides one warm spring day to eat lunch in Riverside Park, and she begins going there almost every day to draw. As she draws the likeness of people in the park, she starts to see into their lives and learn about them. This gift draws her into the complex lives of many of the homeless people that frequent the park. Through her ability to see into their lives, she is able to help a few. Although she meets resistance from some, she is fueled by the desire to help others.
When some of her new homeless friends are found stabbed to death, Janet teams up with a handsome detective, Sam Warren, and the two work together to find the killer before anyone else is harmed.
It was through her work with another unfortunate teenager that she happened to meet Detective Sam Warren, again. Actually the young man who was in trouble was his nephew, Tim. Janet had talked to Tim a couple of times at the high school and had hoped she was making progress. Tim found out the hard way how dangerous it was to get involved with a gang. One of his friends has talked him into going with him to where the gang hung out. They got swept up in the crowd and found themselves in the middle of a street fight. Tim picked up a lead pipe he had found in an alley, but the others had knives. When confronted by someone much larger than himself, yielding a knife, he didn't have a chance. Lying on the pavement, he saw his friend and three others fall before he passed out. One of the lucky ones, Tim ended up in the hospital in serious condition. Sam came to the hospital as soon as he heard and sat with his sister, Annie, while Tim was in the operating room. His recovery was slow, but after three days he was able to leave the ICU to go to his own room.
It was about this time that Annie called Janet and asked if she would talk to her son. The doctors had told Annie that his body would heal quickly, but it might take longer for the emotional scars to heal. Janet was standing outside Tim's hospital room talking to Annie when Sam walked up to them. Annie introduced Sam to Janet.
Sam offered her his hand in greeting. "Janet, it's nice to see you, again." Sam held on to her hand a little longer than necessary, wanting to prolong the moment.
A warm heat rose from his hand to flutter wildly in her belly. Not used to this type of reaction from just a handshake, she slipped her hand out of his grasp as soon as she could. "It's nice to see you again, Detective."
"Sam." Uncontrollably her eyes took in his ruggedly handsome features and tall muscular build. "I have to get back to the office." She pulled her eyes away from his to look at Annie. "I'll check my schedule once I get back to the office and then we can set up a few more sessions this week."
As Janet walked towards the elevators, Sam watched her shapely figure. He didn't realize his sister was talking to him until she shook his arm.
Surprised at his interest in Janet, Annie couldn't resist teasing him. "I haven't seen that look on your face in a long time. She's single, you know."
Sam smiled at her, lifting his eyebrows and grinning. "Why is she here?"
"She counsels teens at the high school. Tim has talked with her twice before and made some progress. He likes her so I asked her to talk to him. She's a psychiatrist."
"Yes, we met before. She also helps the homeless."
Annie was happy for some distraction from her son's problems. "Interested?"
"Maybe, but no matchmaking. What happens happens." The doctor arrived and they both forgot about Janet for a while.
The next day, Sam walked in on a deep discussion between Janet and Tim. "Jake's been my friend since we were three. I trusted him. They tricked him, like they tricked me. We had no idea what we were walking into."
Unaware of their audience, Janet continued their discussion. "Jake paid a high price. Do you expect me to believe that the other guys didn't talk? Didn't they tell you some of what was going on?" Tim didn't argue. "They made the gang sound cool."
While they talked, she sketched Tim and the room. In the background she sketched the street fight as she saw it, asking Tim questions. Her notes filled the margins.
Once Tim noticed his uncle standing by the door, all conversation stopped. Janet was not amused. "Don't you know how to knock?" The spell was broken; they wouldn't get any more done so she closed her drawing pad and prepared to leave.
Sam realized his mistake. Tim was staring out the window, not sure how much his uncle had heard. Janet touched her patient's arm, before leaving the room without saying a word to Sam.
He followed her out of the room grabbing her arm. "You don't have to leave."
"We're done for the day." Janet said, giving him an icy look until he released her arm.
"I'm family. My being there shouldn't bother you or Tim."
"You are still a police detective."
"That's my job."
"Next time, wait outside so I can do my job."
Sam watched her walk briskly down the hall towards the elevator. He should be sorry he upset her, but all he could do was smile. She was gorgeous when she was mad. Her eyes flashed fire. Sam wondered if that was the only time her eyes caught that spark. Their paths did not cross again for several months.
Forgotten Island
At some point, he must have dozed off, but woke with a start. A pregnant lady with a little boy was spreading out a blanket where Abbie had been. Sitting up, he could see her walking towards the boardwalk that went to the street. Jumping up, he grabbed his pack, towels, and shoes and ran to catch up, shoving things into his pack as he walked. Once he was on the boardwalk, Justin's eyes searched for her and saw her crossing the street towards a blue compact car.
"Abbie! Abbie!" He called out as he ran across the street without even looking for traffic. At midday, beach-going tourists and locals were coming and going. Horns blared. Brakes screeched. Justin looked back at a black SUV that had to stop suddenly to miss him. Still running, he did not see the red convertible speeding towards him. Its driver was busy chatting on her cell phone. Finally seeing him, she screamed and hit the brakes. As the car struck him, Justin was thrown on to the street. Fortunately, his backpack kept his head from hitting the pavement. His right leg was not so lucky.
"Are you crazy?" Abbie came running. "Are you trying to kill yourself?" Justin sat up and started to stand, but felt a flash of pain when he tried get up. A policeman ran up to them. "Let's get you out of the road. Can you walk?"
"I think my leg is broken." Justin said as he tried to stand.
"We need help. Jerry?" He motioned for someone he knew to help. "Let's get his shoulders and make a chair with our arms. Miss, can you support his leg?"
"Put him in my car. I'll take him to the hospital." Abbie suggested. "Where is the closest hospital?"
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People may instantly say "Yul Brynner" when you mention The King and I and they would be right to do so as he played the King of Siam more than 2,500 times during his life, including the 1965 film version. But at the London Palladium the show is back, last seen with Elaine Paige on the very stage in 2000.
American director Bartlett Sher had already resurrected South Pacific in his highly acclaimed 2008 production, so when he turned to The King and I for Broadway's Lincoln Center in 2015 the stakes were high. But here he has created something wonderful and we are treated to the original leads here in London at the Palladium: Kelli O'Hara and Ken Watanabe.
Based on the memoirs of Anna Leonowens, it explores how she became the teacher of the Siamese King Mongkut's children in the 1860's. With the British in India, Burma, Malaysia and Singapore, and the French in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, Mongkut was facing the threat of colonisation on all sides, and the King sought out a British teacher in order to modernise and westernise his kingdom.
A battle of wills ensues, but Anna and her stormy employer eventually join forces in order to present Siam as a civilised nation – and therefore one off-limits to would-be colonial invaders. Of course, Anna is herself a colonial symbol, come to impart Western wisdom. But Sher's even-handed production presents it more as a cultural exchange, one in which the benefits and absurdities of both realms are readily apparent. The Act II number "Western People Funny" (which has been dropped from some productions) firmly places the joke on the Victorian women forced into hooped skirts and agonising heels. In addition, the education of the King and his court has its tortuous moments – the strain of becoming caught between two worlds.
It's a huge show and an opulent production on a grand stage, with Michael Yeargan's burnished gold sets suggesting Mongkut's palace and Catherine Zuber's design for Anna's hoop skirt taking up most of the stage! Supported by a full-blooded orchestra making a beguiling case for this classic score. It opens with a giant boat steaming into view and even set changes become opportunities for well-honed dance numbers. On the whole, Sher uses spectacle judiciously for story, demonstrating the scale of the palace, its unified inhabitants and a King fuelled by the performative reverence of his people.
Kelli O'Hara has collaborated with Sher on many occasions, earning three Tony nominations on productions with him, as well as a win for this show in 2015, she really is wonderful as Anna: full of sweetness and light when she's teaching the King's adorable children, but able to bring a resilient edge to her role when sparring with the King. Combined with an operatic soprano voice that is a masterclass of strength and precision, she's like the Julie Andrews of the modern era (indeed there's a lot in the role of Anna that presages Maria in The Sound of Music). It's a treat to see her on a West End stage finally.
Japanese film actor Ken Watanabe is physically dynamic and his witty, intelligent King wrestles believably with the challenges of leadership. However, his enunciation is erratic – particularly in the exacting "A Puzzlement", which is unfortunately followed by Anna teaching a lesson in diction! In fine support, Na-Young Jeon and Dean John-Wilson provide tender harmonies as the secret lovers, Naoko Mori as the King's unhappy concubine and senior wife Lady Thiang eloquently expresses a more pragmatic affection. There's detail in every supporting role – I particularly enjoyed William Mychael Lee's increasingly perturbed royal secretary.
The sense this production gives is that Anna and the King are not romantically in love, but instead form a strong friendship based on mutual learning and respect. Shall We Dance is joyous, it is not romantic but speaks to the shows complexity: the ambiguity deepens their relationship.
The production is sluggish at points, but it's great to see one of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most complex works reappraised: opulently, intelligently and with love. Revivals will not always say what you would have them say. But now and then they will be Something Wonderful.
The King and I is at the London Palladium until 29th September 2018.
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Stephen Gostkowski: Time to Hang up the Cleats?
In the 2015 season, Stephen Gostkowski, who did not miss a single extra point during regular season, had his first miss in the AFC championship game in Denver. While a surprise, the missed point did not seem like a big deal at the time. At least that is what it seemed like. It was still early in the game and there was plenty of time to make up for the missed opportunity. While the game was an offensive struggle for both teams, the New England offense, who was trailing by 8 and had not seen the end zone since the first quarter, were finally able to score a touchdown late in the 4 th quarter and were now trailing by 2 points. The patriots were unsuccessful in their attempt at a 2 point conversion, and the Broncos went on to win the Super bowl. While there were many missed opportunities and bad play calls
involved in the game, one of the highlighted questions were what would have happened if Gostkowski had made the extra point in the first quarter. Patriots would not have had to attempt the two point conversion against one of the best defense they had faced in recent years, but rather gone for an extra point kick, which would have taken them into overtime. The outcome of the game may have been different.
Feb 3, 2019; Atlanta, GA, USA; New England Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski (3) against the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Stephan Gostkowski has been phenomenal and has made many game winning field goals since and before the missed kick in the 2015 AFC championship game. But, each time he misses a field goal it takes me back to the game 5 years ago. Recently, it's been taking me back more often than in the last few years, including two weeks ago when he missed a kick against the Steelers to tie up the game and take them into overtime after the Titans made a dramatic second half comeback. While in New England (2006-2019), Gostkowski had a career field goal success rate of 87.4% and extra point's success rate of 98.3%. Halfway through the season with the Titans in the 2020 season, Gostkowski is looking at a 58.8% field goal success rate and a 90.9% extra point success rate.
Sep 27, 2020; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Tennessee Titans kicker Stephen Gostkowski (3) kicks a field goal in the first quarter against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brad Rempel-USA TODAY Sports
The decrease in success rate can be attributed to a hip surgery mid-way through the season in 2019. Maybe he missed a few kicks, started getting nervous, and lost his nerve. Either way, if he continues to play at this level, he might have more game losing kicks than winning kicks for the Titans. While the Titans are overall a very good team with very few flaws, an argument can be made that their special teams is the weakest because of Gostkowski's inconsistent performance.
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Stephan Gostkowski will go down as one of the best kickers in NFL history. He is number 7 for most extra points made (673), 14 for most field goals made (384 made), and 9 th in field goal percentage (86.2%). If he continues to play how he has been the past 8 weeks, his success rate is at risk of going down more than it will go up. In my last article about Tom Brady, I talked about dying a hero or living long enough to be a villain. Stephan Gostkowski is a hero to the NFL and to the Patriots. (I know most of you do not believe both of those together is possible). But, I think it might be time for the 36 year old veteran to pass on the reigns to another player.
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It's a constant battle for the police to keep up with the rate that new cars hitting the market improve in performance. For the cops, every time a new technology comes to the market that enhances the power, handling, and performance of vehicles, they need to consider redesigning the whole fleet to make a match for any daring criminal! 2019 brings a new, advanced police SUV from Ford that will most likely match any getaway car, putting the cops one step ahead of the bad guys…at least for now!
The Ford SUV Police Interceptor is modeled on the much-anticipated Ford Explorer which is due for release in 2020 but this monster of a police car includes added features that improve handling and safety – both of which are ideal when making maneuvers during high-speed chases! This beast has been tested by Michigan State Police, where it won plaudits in all categories, beating the competition hands down! Under the hood, it sports a 3.0-liter turbo V-6, capable of kicking out 400 horsepower and doing 0 to 60 MPH in 5.77 seconds which for a police car, let alone an SUV, is frighteningly impressive. Packing such power means it's highly unlikely to be outrun during long high-speed chases on the highways!
Speed and power are all very well, but what if you need to zip around the tight corners and small alleyways of inner-city Detroit, Chicago, or Philadelphia for that matter? That's no problem for the Ford SUV Police Interceptor as it features police-duty springs, shocks, and anti-roll bars, as well as extra high-performance brakes that make taking corners during high-speed chases easier and of course much safer. If that wasn't enough, it features a column shifter which aids in performing 180-degree J-turns – a maneuver often performed by cops to get out of dead-end areas when changing direction during a chase, or when running cars off the road.
While speed, power, and agility are all great for fighting crime, police forces across the country are now using technology to give them the edge over criminals. The new Ford SUV Police Interceptor doesn't disappoint in this area either! It features Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) – a system that allows the officer driving to take one eye off the road while consulting a computer screen to gather information such as a live feed from a pursuing police helicopter or when looking up license plate details while on the go. This may sound like a minor piece of technology, but it will have huge implications as it allows officers to keep up their hot pursuit of a vehicle while accessing vital information, leading to fewer outruns and ultimately, more bad guys arrested! If you're thinking of committing a crime and then outrunning the police, think again! The new Ford SUV Police Interceptor will run you down in no time, and with the additional help of police helicopters and drones – a new feature that's also being rolled out for police forces around the country, you'll have nowhere to run and certainly nowhere to hide! Keep your eyes out for the rather inconspicuous looking Ford SUV Police Interceptor on the streets later this year and know that it's a force to be reckoned with!


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Arthur Beck Pardee (* 13. Juli 1921 in Chicago, Illinois; † 24. Februar 2019) war ein US-amerikanischer Pharmakologe und  Biochemiker, der 1975 den renommierten Rosenstiel Award erhielt.

Biografie
Nach dem Schulbesuch begann Pardee 1942 ein Studium an der University of California, Berkeley und war dort nach Beendigung bis 1961 als Forscher tätig. Daneben war er als Gastwissenschaftler am California Institute of Technology 1943 sowie von 1947 bis 1949 an der University of Wisconsin–Madison tätig, ehe er von 1957 bis 1958 auch als Gastforscher am Institut Pasteur in Paris arbeitete.

1961 nahm er einen Ruf als Professor für Biochemie an der Princeton University an und war zuletzt von 1975 bis zu seiner Emeritierung 1997 Professor für Pharmakologie an der Harvard Medical School.

Er heiratete 1973 die Genetikerin Ruth Sager.

Nach frühen Forschungen auf den Gebieten Redoxreaktion, Tumor-Metabolom und Antikörper-Reaktionen, beschäftigte er sich damit wie Zellen ihre Translation kontrollieren. Er entdeckte auch Rückkopplungskontrollen bei der Synthese von Aminosäuren. Darüber hinaus führten seine Studien der Desoxyribonukleinsäure (DNA) zur Untersuchung einer Reihe von spezifischen Inhibitoren, die biochemische Prozesse regulieren. Zuletzt untersuchte er ab Beginn der 1980er Jahre die Wirkungen von Peptid einschließlich der insulinähnlichen Wachstumsfaktoren sowie 1984 das Ubiquitin-System.

Für seine Leistungen wurde ihm 1960 der Pfizer Award in Enzyme Chemistry und 1975 zusammen mit H. Edwin Umbarger der Rosenstiel Award der Brandeis University verliehen. 1963 wurde er in die American Academy of Arts and Sciences gewählt, 1968 in die National Academy of Sciences und 2001 in die American Philosophical Society. 1984 bis 1985 war er Präsident der American Association for Cancer Research.

Literatur
 John Gerhart, Thoru Pederson: Arthur B. Pardee (1921–2019). In: Science. Band 364, Nr. 6437, 2019, S. 238, doi:10.1126/science.aax4995

Quellen
 Chambers Biographical Dictionary, S. 1165 f., Edinburgh 2002, ISBN 0-550-10051-2

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Biochemiker
Pharmakologe
Hochschullehrer (Princeton University)
Hochschullehrer (Harvard University)
Mitglied der American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Mitglied der National Academy of Sciences
Mitglied der American Philosophical Society
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1921
Gestorben 2019
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FRIDAY, July 16, 2021 (HealthDay News) — How long can some COVID symptoms linger? New research suggests that more than a quarter of adults who had COVID-19 in 2020 weren't fully recovered six to eight months later.
There's growing evidence that COVID-19 can cause long-term physical and mental health problems. These cases — called long-haul COVID — are a growing issue for health care systems.
This study included 431 people in Zurich, Switzerland, who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) between February and August 2020. They all completed an online health questionnaire about seven months after their initial diagnosis. Their average age was 47.
Nearly 9 in 10 of the participants had symptoms when they were diagnosed, and 19% were hospitalized at the time of their diagnosis.
Overall, 26% of the patients reported in the questionnaire they had not fully recovered after their initial COVID-19 diagnosis. Of those, 55% reported fatigue; 25% had shortness of breath, and 26% had symptoms of depression.
Women and patients who were hospitalized at the time of their diagnosis were more likely to report incomplete recovery than men and those who weren't hospitalized.
Four in 10 patients said they'd made at least one visit to a general health practitioner for lingering symptoms of COVID-19, according to the research published July 12 in the journal PLOS ONE.
This study of COVID patients "found that 26% did not fully recover within six to eight months after diagnosis and 40% had at least one further health care contact related to COVID-19," researcher Milo Puhan and colleagues at the University of Zurich wrote.
"These findings underline the need for the timely planning of health care resources and services tailored to the needs of individuals suffering from post-COVID-19 syndrome," they concluded in a journal news release.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more on long-haul COVID.
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Q: SKAction play sound not from begining I want to play sound not from the beginning of the mp3 file, but from 14s after beginning. I have the following code for sound playing, but i was not successful in finding the solution:
if let textAudio = textAudio {
        let wait = SKAction.wait(forDuration: 0.1)
        let play = SKAction.play()
        if view.scene! == scene02 {
            // play 14s after begining
        }
        textAudio.run(SKAction.sequence([wait, play]))
    }

A: You can use AVAudioPlayer and the currentTime method as explained here:
import AVFoundation
var textAudio: AVAudioPlayer?
let path = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "example.mp3", ofType:nil)!
let url = URL(fileURLWithPath: path)

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    textAudio = try AVAudioPlayer(contentsOf: url)
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Q: Google Script (spreadsheet) Quotas issue I don't understand how it works.
What is situation:
I have a Spreadsheet with Script which contains few functions. There are 3 triggers

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*on Edit (30-40 times per day - 2 seconds each run)

*Hourly (2-3 seconds each run)

*Minutely

this Minutely function worked all the time (55 seconds per run and them new one) and it caused many errors like
"Excessive use of the machine time per day by the service"
I edited it and it run 2 seconds and finishes. Also I did it working once 10 minutes.
While I didn't it my script worked 1 time per 5-6 runs. So as I understand Google calculated daily limit for last 24 hours - every minute. And once 5-6 minutes it gave script possibility to run
Now it works 1 time per 2-3 runs. So lets say

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*12:11 - Runs without problem

*12:21 - error "Excessive use of the machine time per day by the service"

*12:31 - error "Excessive use of the machine time per day by the service"

*12:41 - Runs without problem

etc..
I can't understand how Google calculates this restriction of daily overage.
In Helo I found that summary script run time must be <=60 minutes
Lets say
402 + 242 + 6242 = 194*2 = approx 400 seconds = 5 minutes...
Why it continue give me these errors? Already half a day after I changed it.


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Lara Exploration to Raise up to $4 Million by Private Placement
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May 19th, 2022 (TSX Venture: LRA) - Lara Exploration Ltd. intends to undertake a private placement raising up to $4,000,000 by the issuance of 6,153,846 units at $0.65 per unit. Each unit shall consist of one common share and half of one non-transferable common share purchase warrant. Each full warrant will entitle the holder to purchase an additional common share at $1.00 for three years. If, after four months from closing, the closing price of the Company's shares on the TSX Venture Exchange is $1.20 or greater for any period of 10 consecutive trading days, the Company may, by news release issued within five trading days thereof, accelerate the expiry of the warrants to the 21st trading day after such news release.
Miles Thompson, President and CEO of the Company, has undertaken to invest $300,000 to purchase 461,538 units of the private placement. His investment will constitute a "related party transaction" under Multilateral Instrument 61-101 Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions but will be exempt from the formal valuation and approval by a majority of minority shareholders requirements thereof.
The Company will pay finder's fees in respect of subscriptions from investors introduced by a finder. The fee will be 4% payable in cash, or at the finder's election, the issuance of that number of units equal to 4% of the number of units issued pursuant to such subscriptions.
There can be no assurance that the private placement will be completed as proposed or at all, and it is subject to all applicable regulatory approvals. The shares, and any shares issued on the exercise of the warrants, will be subject to a four-month restricted resale period. The proceeds of the offering will be used by Lara to support new business efforts and for general corporate purposes.
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