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Lights at the end of a long tunnel
This pandemic is a wrecking ball through the global economy destroying almost 500 million jobs. It is expected to cause more economies to contract than at any time since 1870.
Its impact on global growth dwarfs the GFC with the OECD forecasting a 6 per cent fall this year compared to just 0.1 per cent in 2009. Without question, it is a supply and demand side shock like no other.
In Australia, the battle goes on. The cost is immense; an effective unemployment rate at 9.9 per cent, with an expectation it will increase to more than 13 per cent during the September quarter.
Significant falls in business investment, housing investment and household consumption are all expected to be confirmed in next week's National Accounts.
And a hit to the nation's balance sheet as the budget deficit hovers around $200 billion this year, off the back of record Government support and declining revenue.
This is the harsh reality of what we face.
The more positive news, though, is that the Australian economy is fighting back and showing resilience in the face of an almighty challenge. There is hope and there is a plan.
Treasury analysis indicates that of the 1.3 million Australians who since the crisis lost their job or were stood down with zero hours, more than half, almost 700,000, are back at work.
The recovery has been strongest in NSW, with 315,000 people finding effective employment since April. This compares to 149,000 in Victoria (prior to the full effect of stage-four restrictions), 100,000 in Queensland, 67,000 in Western Australia, 51,000 in South Australia and 17,000 in Tasmania.
The formula is clear: contain the virus, ease the restrictions and jobs come back.
In June and July, more than 340,000 jobs were created, about 58 per cent going to women and 44 per cent to people aged 15-24.
The nation is clearly at two different stages: there is Victoria and there is the rest.
Outside Victoria, the number of people on unemployment benefits is about 3 per cent below the peak in May. In Victoria, it's 3 per cent above.
In April, Victorians made up about 30 per cent of those stood down on zero hours across the country. In July, it had risen to about half. Victoria saw its participation rate fall in July, the only state to do so.
So too with business confidence, consumer confidence, retail sales and auction volumes, Victoria is seeing falls not shared by other states.
With Victoria a quarter of the national economy, getting it back on track is critical to the nation's recovery. Victoria's success will be Australia's success.
To this end the Morrison Government has deployed more than 1700 ADF personnel, specialist AUSMAT teams as well as other Commonwealth officials to assist with the health and logistics task.
We have provided additional funding for childcare, mental health and paid pandemic leave as well as making significant changes to the Jobkeeper program which will be of particular benefit to Victoria.
The changes to the employee eligibility and business turnover test and increased demand out of Victoria are expected to cost about $16 billion, 80 per cent of which is expected to be spent in Victoria.
By the September quarter, almost half its private sector workforce will be on JobKeeper.
Extended and expanded JobKeeper at $101 billion is the single largest Government support program in Australia's history.
It has done "a remarkably good job" in the words of RBA Governor Phil Lowe, without it "the unemployment rate would have been substantially higher".
It's Treasury's analysis that JobKeeper and our other economic support measures have saved 700,000 jobs and without it unemployment would be five points higher.
The combination of JobKeeper, JobSeeker, the $30 billion cash flow boost to small business and the two $750 payments to those on income support, is helping cushion the blow. It was the first phase of our response.
The next has been the targeted measures to boost aggregate demand, increase flexibility in the labour market and improve training opportunities for our workforce to create more jobs: the JobMaker plan.
Investment incentives and the 50 per cent accelerated depreciation allowance and bringing forward $10 billion of infrastructure projects.
The HomeBuilder program which has contributed to an 80 per cent jump in sales of new houses in June.
Separate support measures for the aviation, arts and tourism sectors and the $1 billion JobTrainer Program to create 340,000 training positions and courses.
Together with the $1.5 billion 50 per cent wage subsidy for 180,000 apprenticeships, our programs will not only help younger workers find a job, but keep them in a job.
Maintaining flexibility in the workplace is also critical to keeping people in work.
The room that was given to employers and employees with Jobkeeper to make adjustments to duties, hours and location of work has been vital.
Building on that and making progress for example around greenfield sites and award simplification with the work streams underway will help our economic recovery.
These are extraordinary and difficult times. While many people are continuing to do it tough, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Jobs are coming back as States and Territories get the virus under control and restrictions are eased. By working together and implementing our JobMaker plan we as a nation, will cross the economic bridge to the other side.
Frydenberg
Building a stronger recovery from the ground up
Applications open for Round 5 of the Building Better Regions Fund
Authorised by A. Hirst, Liberal Party of Australia, Canberra


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Doug Marrone - Friday, April 26, 2019
(On what Jawaan Taylor brings to the offensive line and if there are any holes in his game) "No, I think it's one of those things, you're going through, you really don't know what anyone else is thinking during the draft. There's a lot of stuff that's always out there. He was a kid that we brought in, we met with him, we worked him out and felt really, really good. [Offensive Line] Coach [George] Warhop really liked him. All of our scouts, we had really, really good grades on him. All of a sudden, you just watch the draft and as it goes and gets closer you're like, 'Hey, we've got an opportunity to go get him.' We knew it would be close. Credit to [EVP of Football Operations] Tom [Coughlin] and [General Manager] Dave [Caldwell]. They made a decision to move up and get him. I think that if we didn't, we probably wouldn't have gotten him. We're happy that we have him here. For all you Florida fans in the room, we did it for you guys, too."
(On if he was familiar with Bob Palcic with whom Taylor worked out) "I know who he is, but we worked him out. When he came up here, we spent a lot of time with him. Hardworking kid, humble, played against great competition. He's a really good football player. Now we're going to get him. Like I told him, I said, 'Hey, we're looking forward to you coming up here so we can work you and get you into this offensive line room and see what you can do. Hopefully you'll be able to contribute to this football team.'"
(On how he graded against Josh Allen) "He did well. You look at those films, you look at the opponent real quick and then you just kind of go, 'Good battle.' I think they'll both tell you that. Two good players."
(On if he agreed with the scouting report that Taylor's first punch stood out) "I think to be good in this league you have to have a couple of traits. I think all those traits that you have are going to need to develop to the next stage for really all the players. I think that's the difference with playing in college and when you get to this level. There's things where a single trait, like maybe it is a punch, that if you're really good at you can get away with for a long period of time, but guys are going to study and know how to take that away from you so then you're going to have to have the foot speed. Then you're going to have to have the redirection. He has enough things that we feel he can be a good football player. I think when you look at everyone, whether it's Josh [Allen] coming in at defensive end or outside linebacker or you look at Jawaan, we as coaches look at them and say they have these skills and we're going to develop them and make them better so they can be very productive in this league.
(On what stands out about Taylor's run blocking) "For me, when you look at run blocking, anyone that can get good hand placement, quickness off the football, really drop their hips, roll their hips and actually take someone from the line of scrimmage and move them off the football; that's a very difficult thing to do especially in the NFL. You're dealing with guys, you see them all the time, they're big cats out there. In high school you see someone roll someone off the ball three or four yards. Then in college you might see that sometimes, depending on the game and the mismatch, but you don't see that in this league a lot. There's not people knocking people four or five yards off the football from the line of scrimmage in a three-point stance. That's one of the things, he did a nice job of that, but he'll be challenged here. That's one of the toughest things. That's what I remember the most. In high school you're dominating. In college you've got a couple of games where you're doing it. In the NFL you're like, 'Geez, how am I going to knock this guy off the ball?'"
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Laviska Shenault Jr. Post-Draft Selection Media Availability - Friday, April 24, 2020
Mark Ellenz Post-Draft Selection Media Availability - Friday, April 24, 2020
Dave Caldwell and Doug Marrone First Round Draft Media Availability - Thursday, April 23, 2020
K'Lavon Chaisson Post-Draft Selection Media Availability - Thursday, April 23, 2020
C.J. Henderson Post-Draft Media Availability - Thursday, April 23, 2020
Doug Marrone - Wednesday, January 22, 2020
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Insider's Guide: Metropolitan Transportation Authority Bus Operations - Depot Summary
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4.1 East New York Base Shops
6.1 Triborough Bridge
Roster Effective: August 17, 2015 @ 12:50AM
These are depot badges from either upcoming depots, closed depots or badges that have been replaced with new ones...
Split Route is a bus route that has runs that are almost equally split or has a weekday/weekend service split between two bus depots.
Rush Hour Route is a bus route that has Rush Hour Peak (6:30-9:30AM and 3:30-8PM) runs assigned to it from a depot other than its home depot.
School Route is a bus route that has a few trips to/from a school along a route assigned to it from a depot other than its home depot.
Overnight Route is a bus route that has overnight owl runs assigned to it from a depot other than its home depot.
Service As Assigned (SAA) refers to a depot that has run(s) where an one way trip is made and the operator remains on standby, until called for service again, within the timeframe of the run.
(Former New York Bus Service)
3320 Tillotson Av, Bronx, NY 10475
P E A K L I N E S :
3264-3278, 3308-3314, 3322, 3364-3374, 3393-3435
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6024-6025, 6027, 6035, 6039, 6079, 6084, 6096, 6185, 6229
3960, 4060-4095, 4097-4098, 4102-4106, 4108, 4110, 4112, 4170, 4221-4222, 4330-4339, 4408-4430, 4514-4515, 4522, 4524, 4526-4527, 4530, 4537-4546
5784, 5786, 5790-5792, 5794-5795, 5797-5798, 5801, 5804, 5806-5807, 5809, 5816-5817, 5822-5823
6000, 6003-6005, 6009-6010, 6013, 6015, 6033, 6055, 6081, 6088, 6090-6091, 6106-6107, 6211, 6215, 6237, 6249, 6251, 6255, 6259-6260, 6264-6267, 6270, 6286, 6298, 6300-6301, 6305, 6318, 6325, 6333
4099-4101, 4107, 4109, 4113-4114, 4340-4407, 4519, 4521, 4534-4536
S P L I T L I N E S : P E A K L I N E S :
H A W K L I N E S :
5562-5565, 5567, 5569-5585, 5587, 5589-5591, 5629-5632, 5635, 5637, 5680-5686, 5688-5691, 5694-5702, 5710, 5713
5787-5789, 5793, 5796, 5800, 5802-5803, 5805, 5810-5815, 5818-5819
(Model 102-DLW3SS)
(Former Coliseum Depot)
Bronx Headquarters
1100 E 177th St, Bronx, NY 10460
S C H O O L L I N E S :
S P L I T L I N E S :
(Former Liberty Lines Express)
59 Babcock Pl, Yonkers, NY 10701
3305, 3350-3357, 3375-3385, 3389
MTA Bus Operations
750 Zerega Av, Bronx, NY 10473
(EC) 3320 Tillotson Av, Bronx, NY 10475
(ZERGA) 750 Zerega Av, Bronx, NY 10473
*Note: Any bus listed as "Pending" is not a true Reserve bus but rather is a bus pending scrap or rebuild that has not officially left the fleet roster.
(Former 132nd Street Bus Depot)
666 W 133rd St, New York, NY 10027
(Former Westside Bus Depot)
Manhattan Headquarters
525 11th Av, New York, NY 10018
9357, 9384-9385, 9389, 9396, 9574
4942, 4944-4946, 5020-5024, 5062-5075
1008-1009, 1012-1017, 4805, 5485
(Former 146th Street Depot)
721 Lenox Av, New York, NY 10039
(Former 100th Street Bus Depot)
1552 Lexington Av, New York, NY 10029
5561, 5566, 5605-5614, 5616-5628, 5633-5634, 5636, 5638-5644, 5692-5693, 5703-5706, 5708-5709, 5711, 5714-5719, 5721
5824, 5826-5831, 5833-5834, 5839-5841, 5864
5825, 5832, 5835-5838 5865
(Former Jamaica Bus Lines)
114-15 Brewer Bl, Jamaica, NY 11434
3504, 3507, 3510, 3513-3514, 3516-3521, 3523, 3525-3529, 3531, 3533, 3535, 3538-3546, 3548-3549, 3551-3552, 3554-3556, 3558-3559, 3561, 3564, 3566-3567, 3570
3601, 3611-3612, 3615-3618, 3620, 3622-3631, 3633, 3636, 3639, 3641, 3647, 3649, 3658, 3666, 3669-3670, 3674, 3676, 3680, 3682, 3686, 3689, 3694, 3697-3699, 3703, 3747, 3757, 3761, 3764-3783
(Former Flushing Bus Depot)
123-53 Roosevelt Av, Corona, NY 11368
6012, 6034, 6037-6038, 6041, 6043-6044, 6051, 6054, 6060, 6065, 6068, 6070, 6073, 6075, 6109-6110, 6120, 6125, 6130, 6132, 6134-6137, 6142-6144, 6149, 6191, 6193, 6202, 6204, 6210, 6213, 6220-6222, 6224-6225, 6238, 6254, 6287, 6315, 6329, 6338, 6340
3992, 3998, 4116, 4127, 4130-4132, 4134, 4171-4219
4656-4660, 4662-4666, 4686, 4697-4698
(Former Queens Surface Corp.)
128-15 28th Av, Flushing, NY 11354
2144-2145, 2147, 2159, 2173, 2175
3000-3064, 3124-3137, 3141, 3155, 3158, 3160-3169, 3173-3174, 3188-3228
(Former Green Bus Lines)
49-19 Rockaway Bch Bl, Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Nova Bus RTS-06 & Orion VII Gen II+ Hybrid buses in rotation from the JFK Depot (JK) pool.
3112, 3119, 3121-3123, 3139, 3151, 3153, 3159, 3172, 3177, 3229, 3232-3242, 3244, 3246-3247, 3252-3253, 3256-3257
3306, 3315, 3317-3321, 3323, 3349, 3359-3363
8798, 8803, 8809, 8810, 8826, 8832, 8838, 8845, 8852, 8855, 8857, 8859-8860, 8862, 8864-8866, 8869, 8885, 8899, 8907, 8921, 8932, 8938, 8942, 8944-8945, 8972, 9027, 9043, 9052, 9056-9058, 9063, 9070, 9072, 9073, 9098, 9112, 9122, 9132, 9169, 9172, 9187, 9190, 9196, 9198-9200, 9203, 9205, 9208, 9216, 9231, 9235, 9239-9240, 9250, 9265, 9267, 9272-9273, 9276-9277, 9279-9280, 9287, 9294-9295, 9311, 9321, 9336, 9338, 9348
4902-4919, 4921-4933, 4968, 5013-5019, 5026-5027, 5029, 5040
Queens South Headquarters
165-25 147th Av, Jamaica, NY 11434
8756, 8785, 8793, 8804, 8831, 8844, 8848, 8913, 8956, 8971, 8975, 8995-8997, 8999, 9006, 9012, 9017, 9159, 9195, 9197
Orion VII Gen-II+
3500-3503, 3505-3506, 3508-3509, 3511-3512, 3515, 3522, 3524, 3530, 3532, 3534, 3536-3537, 3547, 3550, 3553, 3557, 3560, 3562, 3565, 3568-3569
3600, 3613-3614, 3619, 3621, 3634, 3637-3638, 3640, 3642-3646, 3648, 3650-3657, 3659-3665, 3667-3668, 3671-3673, 3675, 3677-3679, 3681, 3683-3685, 3687-3688, 3690-3693, 3695-3696, 3700-3702, 3704-3716, 3722, 3742-3746, 3748-3756, 3758-3760, 3762-3763
1-2 buses in rotation from the Spring Creek Depot (SC) pool.
5560, 5568, 5603-5604, 5645, 5647-5649, 5677-5678, 5687, 5712
(Former Triboro Coach Corp.)
85-01 24th Av, East Elmhurst, NY 11370
8794, 8796, 8806, 8829, 8854, 8856, 8870, 8873, 8889, 8902, 8920, 8928, 8933-8934, 8941, 8943, 8948-8949, 8969, 8977, 8987, 8991, 8994, 9002-9003, 9005, 9009, 9019, 9021-9022, 9045, 9047, 9051, 9069, 9071, 9079, 9085, 9094, 9107, 9126, 9139, 9155, 9186, 9191-9192, 9201, 9215, 9217, 9219, 9259, 9274, 9291, 9302, 9307
1-2 buses in rotation from the College Point Depot (CP) pool.
Queens North Headquarters
222-22 97th Avenue, Queens Village, NY 11429
S C H O O L L I N E S : ]
9350, 9353, 9358, 9360-9361, 9365-9366, 9369
9372, 9376-9379, 9381-9382, 9387-9388, 9390, 9392, 9394-9395, 9401-9402, 9405-9406, 9424, 9428, 9446, 9484, 9491, 9493, 9497, 9506, 9527-9530, 9532-9534, 9536, 9545, 9548-9549, 9552-9555, 9557-9559, 9561-9562, 9564-9567, 9596-9597, 9600, 9615, 9621, 9626, 9630, 9632, 9634, 9638, 9640-9643, 9648, 9651-9655, 9660-9661, 9665, 9696
9207 (NYPD 9827)
Police Service
(Former Command Bus Company)
12755 Flatlands Av, Brooklyn, NY 11208
3138, 3147-3150, 3152, 3154, 3156-3157, 3178-3180, 3230-3231, 3243, 3245, 3248-3249
East New York Base Shops
1 Jamaica Av, Brooklyn, NY 11207
MTA Bus Operations Headquarters
4947-4967, 5002, 5004-5012, 5025, 5028, 5030-5061
4220, 4223-4244, 4571-4618, 4620, 4623-4630
Brooklyn Headquarters
66-99 Fresh Pond Rd, Ridgewood, NY 11385
9383, 9427, 9430, 9441, 9453, 9473, 9478-9479, 9500, 9503, 9507, 9515, 9522, 9531, 9538, 9541, 9569, 9575-9576, 9578-9581, 9588, 9590, 9592, 9595, 9637, 9670, 9673-9675, 9686
3967-3990, 3995, 4516-4518, 4520, 4523, 4525, 4528-4529, 4531-4533
48-05 Grand Av, Maspeth, NY 11378
9397-9399, 9431-9432, 9434-9437, 9440, 9443-9445, 9447-9451, 9454-9461, 9463, 9465, 9467-9468, 9470-9472, 9474-9476, 9480, 9482, 9486-9488, 9508-9511, 9514, 9517-9520, 9523-9526, 9535, 9539-9540, 9542, 9546, 9572, 9587, 9601, 9624, 9628, 9667, 9677-9681, 9683-9685, 9687-9690, 9692-9695, 9697-9699
Pending MetroCard Bus
(Former 5th Avenue Bus Depot)
845 5th Av, Brooklyn, NY 11232
9407, 9409-9411, 9413-9414, 9416, 9418, 9425, 9452, 9466, 9477, 9485, 9492, 9502, 9550, 9560, 9568, 9583-9585, 9598, 9603, 9605, 9607, 9612, 9619, 9622-9623, 9633, 9646, 9649, 9658, 9663, 9672, 9682, 9691
2143, 2151, 2154-2156, 2158, 2163-2172, 2174, 2176-2177, 2185
2400-2401, 2403, 2405, 2407, 2409, 2411-2412, 2416-2417, 2420, 2422, 2424, 2428-2429, 2437, 2441, 2445-2446, 2448, 2450-2489
6008, 6011, 6017-6021, 6023, 6028, 6080, 6087, 6089, 6093, 6098-6099, 6103, 6112, 6152-6153, 6155-6157, 6159-6160, 6162-6166, 6169, 6172, 6174, 6176-6177, 6180-6181, 6190, 6194-6195, 6200-6201, 6228, 6231, 6240, 6243, 6245, 6248, 6262, 6268-6269, 6272, 6275, 6278-6280, 6284, 6289, 6292, 6297, 6312, 6314, 6316, 6326, 6331, 6335, 6346
2706, 2708, 2710-2711, 2713, 2715-2723, 2725
2190, 2770-2771, 2779
6048, 6056-6057, 6061, 6122, 6124, 6192, 6198-6199, 6203, 6205-6207, 6212, 6217, 6219, 6226-6227, 6233, 6235-6236, 6241-6242, 6258, 6277, 6281, 6313
2149, 2181-2182, 2184, 2187
2816-2818, 2820-2842, 2853, 2875, 2878-2881, 2886-2888, 2892-2894, 2910, 2912-2913, 2916, 2919-2924
2186, 2189, 2191-2200, 2203-2209
2805, 2807-2809, 2814-2815, 2843-2852, 2854-2874, 2876-2877, 2883, 2885, 2890-2891, 2895-2899, 2902-2907, 2909
Staten Island Headquarters
40 Yukon Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314
6045, 6063, 6074, 6115-6116, 6118, 6123, 6208, 6239, 6271, 6273, 6282, 6288, 6293, 6295-6296, 6299, 6302-6304, 6306-6310, 6317, 6319, 6321-6323, 6328, 6330, 6334, 6341, 6343-6345
3991, 3993-3994, 3996-3997, 3999-4018, 4040-4042, 4053-4059, 4096, 4111, 4115, 4117-4126, 4128-4129, 4133, 4135-4139, 4431
2729-2730, 2732-2734, 2736, 2742, 2744-2745, 2747, 2749, 2750-2752, 2754
2755-2756, 2758-2764, 2766-2768, 2772, 2774-2777, 2784, 2788-2790, 2792, 2795-2796, 2799-2804
2806, 2810-2812, 2884, 2889, 2900-2901, 2908, 2914, 2918
2402, 2406, 2408, 2410, 2413-2415, 2418-2419, 2421, 2423, 2425-2427, 2430-2436, 2438-2440, 2442-2444, 2447, 2449
2511-2512, 2514-2530, 2539-2560, 2576, 2591-2600, 2602-2606
Triborough Bridge
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Utah Non-Revenue Sports Update
By Adam McKee Apr 10, 2016, 6:31pm MDT
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Spring football is in full swing and the gymnastics team is having yet another successful season, but how are some of the other non-revenue producing teams faring in their respective seasons? Here's a brief update on some of the often overlooked sports.
The baseball program has been going through an up and down season, now a little past the halfway mark of the season. After getting off to a slow start in non conference play, where they went just 3-11, the Utes got off to a quick start in Pac-12 play. The Utes were 7-3 through their first ten Pac-12 games, including a sweep of Arizona to begin the month of April. The Utes fell back to earth in the past week however, dropping a game 10-4 to Utah Valley University before heading to Los Angeles to play USC. The Trojans were able to take the first two games of the season but Utah nabbed the series finale on Sunday winning 14-8. With an overall record of 11-17, Utah has some work to do if they want to reach the postseason. Fortunately the Utes have 24 regular season games left to finish strong. Their next opponent will be bitter rivals BYU on Tuesday at 6pm in Provo.
The Softball team has done well this season with an overall record of 22-12 and a conference record of 4-3. Junior second baseman Hannah Flippen leads the Utes with 11 home runs and a .418 batting average. Flippen is one of the most dangerous hitters in the country and was recently named ESPNW's National player of the week. The Utes currently rank third in the Pac-12 behind UCLA and Oregon. Utah is positioned nicely at the moment to make some noise in the postseason if they can continue their strong play through the remainder of their schedule. Currently in Berkeley taking on the Cal Bears, the Utes will return home on Tuesday to take on Weber State at 4pm.
The Track and Field team continues to progress through their season, most recently hosting the Utah Spring Classic and taking part in the Weber St. Invitational last week. Redshirt sophomore Hannah McInturff stole the show setting a new meet and facility record in the 3,000 meter run with a time of 10:07.35. McInturff wasn't the only runner that fared well in the race however, as Utah grabbed the top six spots in the event. In the 800 meter, senior Andrea Chavez overtook Wyoming's Cassidy Meade in the final 100 meters to win with a time of 2:09.67. Christine Glassman won Javelin for the Utes with a throw of 158 feet 10 inches.
On Saturday Utah was in Ogden for the Weber St. invitational. Senior Ali Eisenbeiss captured second in the 1,500 meter race with a time of 4:36.91 in only her second time running the event. McInturff, just one day removed from setting her meet record in the 3,000 meter, finished sixth in the race with a time of 4:41.53. The Track and Field team is off to California next week for the Mt. Sac Relays.
The Golf team is gearing up to close out their season on Monday and Tuesday at the PING Cougar Classic at Riverside Country Club in Provo. The event is hosted by BYU and is a two day 54 hole tournament. There will be ten schools competing in the tournament including Colorado State, Pacific, Dixie State, Southern Utah, Utah State, Washington State, Westminster, Wyoming, BYU and Utah. The Utes have yet to finish first in a tournament this season, their best finish being second back in February at the Southern Utah Pizza Hut-Pat Hicks Invite. Utah will tee off Monday at 8:30 am on no.1 and no. 10 tees.
Utah men's tennis concluded their home season on Sunday dropping their final match to no. 4 UCLA at the Eccles Tennis Center. For the Utes it's been a rough final stretch having dropped six consecutive matches. For seniors Matt Cowley and Jamey Swiggart, Sunday was the last match for them in Salt Lake City. The Utah men will conclude their regular season down in Tucson next Sunday against the Wildcats of Arizona.
On the women's side, the Utes are also winding down their season with matches against Oregon and Colorado. The Utah women have struggled as well, having won only one match in the last eight tries. Sophomore Alexia Petrovic is 12-5 in singles play while sophomore Margo Pletcher and freshman Breanna Turley are also 12-5 in doubles. Utah will conclude their regular season on April 16th in Boulder before continuing on to the Pac-12 championships.


Warning: This episode begins with whispering, then changes to normal talking, then to whispering, and then to talking again (see time codes below) – so be ready to change your volume at various points.
Content: A 90 minute whispered and talking discussion between Craig (AKA Harris) and Drew Ackerman (AKA Scooter), the host of the "Sleep With Me" podcast.
Subscribe to Drew's "Sleep With Me" Podcast and check out his Website.
0m:00s – Craig/Harris whispering the intro to the bonus episode.
4m:15s – Craig/Harris and Drew/Scooter talking.
12m:24s – Craig/Harris and Drew/Scooter whispering (same as in Episode 137).
53m:35s – Craig/Harris and Drew/Scooter talking.
92m:07s – End of recording.
← 137 Special: Whisper session with Drew Ackerman, host of the Sleep With Me podcast.


A complete item ID list compiled into one Excel worksheet. No more need to search the web or a PDF for an item code.
Contains all in-game item names, weight, value, damage/rating, and effects/enchantments.
The list is broken down into categories for easier use.
Disclaimer: All information taken from the UESPWiki.
can you open excel worksheets on your xbox?
I wonder if anyone knows where one can get a FULL list of ALL items in Skyrim including hidden items and items that are never used or observed in the game. I have found the codes for a lot of stuff (mostly weapons) that you never ever see in the game. Does any website have all those codes?
Note: All of the Item IDs are availabe in-game through the console.
An excellent list, improved by freezing the top row so that you can see titles for each column. If you don't have Office, then OpenOffice is a good alternative, or failing that there is an Excel Viewer that you can download from Microshaft (sorry I mean Microsoft) or finaly you can use a PDF converter, but personally that makes the list less readable and is not searchable unless you keep it as is.
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The mod is perfect, thanks!
Given the simplicity of the Excel Worksheet, this file should open in Microsoft Works as well, if you have it. If not, there are several free Office alternatives you can download.


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Wheelies are durable, simple and designed to meet your needs. You'll barely notice how good they are because they just do what they're supposed to, very well. But they will shine in contrast to what you've used before. Tough construction methods, materials and extra reinforcing prevent on-the-road blow-outs. Extra long handles prevent the bag from bumping your legs and tipping over. Large, quiet, PU wheels roll smoothly over the toughest cobblestones (and are easily replaced if necessary). The optional One Planet daypacks are comfortable to carry and securely attach to the main bag.


EDF Energy has followed British Gas in going on a charm offensive to help regain the public's trust.
The power giant says it will ensure its most vulnerable customers will benefit from its cheapest prices by refunding the difference between what they pay and what they would have paid on its best deal.
It claims 150,000 will be eligible for the scheme, that also applies to those on a pre-pay meter, which will net an average £40 a year per customer.
EDF will also launch a new product on 2 April, 'Blue+ Price Promise September 2013', where it will let customers know if a rival brings out a product which is £1 a week or more cheaper for typical users, with no termination fees to leave.
It says it plans to make this a market-leading deal.
EDF insists it will refund the difference between what users pay and the cheapest possible rate based on all its tariffs, assuming they paid using the cheapest option, which is monthly direct debit.
This will be based upon a calculation of all tariffs from this April to the payment date, so it will take into account any new deals that spring up in that time. The first payment will be "before winter".
Who is eligible? The rebate is available for anyone who automatically gets the Warm Home Discount, which is a £120 a year refund given to those on the 'guaranteed' element of pension credit. Energy firms sometimes offer the Warm Home Discount to others too, but the rebate announced today will only be available to that core group for now, in addition to the Warm Home Discount.
How will cash be paid? It will be an annual rebate on your account.
How much will you get? EDF says the scheme could net users up to £150 a year, though the average will be £40.
Will the scheme be extended? EDF says it may add more eligible customers. The rebate will be calculated from the date they are identified.
Archna Luthra, MoneySavingExpert.com consumer products analyst, says: "EDF is making the right noises by helping vulnerable customers, and kudos to it if it follows through.
"The direct debit discount is particularly good for those reluctant to pay monthly. Of course, cheaper deals may be available elsewhere so don't rest on your laurels.
"The Blue+ Price Promise sounds interesting, though it will need to be market-leading to make it worth switching to."
EDF Energy chief executive Vincent de Rivaz says: "I am determined to make EDF Energy a better kind of company. We want to be held to account.
"The energy industry has been criticised over prices, service and complex tariffs. Our commitments are based on fair value, better service and simplicity."
Energy companies have been accused of hiking prices by unaffordable amounts over recent years and making their tariffs too complex.
British Gas announced earlier this month it would add a comparison table of its tariffs to its bills from April, so customers know whether they can save money by switching to another of its products.
The moves come after pressure from the Government to ensure energy suppliers encourage users to switch to better rates.
Lord Sassoon, Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, says: "I welcome the efforts energy companies, such as EDF Energy, are making to rebuild trust with their customers and ensure that consumers are offered the best possible deal."


The Construction History Society of America (CHSA) is dedicated to the study of the history and evolution of all aspects of the built environment—its creation, maintenance and management. It is a forum for scholars and professionals in the field to share, meet and exchange ideas and research. Membership is open to a wide range of construction-related disciplines involved in the planning, development, design and construction of buildings and engineering infrastructure, in addition to those concerned with their operation and preservation. Members share a passion for examining how our existing structures were planned, designed and built, with the purpose of using this knowledge to better preserve what we have and to guide us in determining future directions.
The Construction History Society of America (CHSA) was organized in May 2007. It is a branch of the Construction History Society (CHS), based in the United Kingdom. Since its inception, CHSA has hosted four biennial meetings: in Atlanta (2008), Philadelphia (2010), Boston (2012), and Minneapolis (2014). A fifth biennial will be held in Austin, Texas in 2016. Members of the CHSA receive a quarterly newsletter focusing on American construction history, as well as full benefits of membership of the UK CHS: Construction History, a scholarly journal and the leading international publication in its field, the CHS newsletter, and links to scholars in the field worldwide. CHSA members also received discounted registration to CHSA-sponsored events.


Along with the twisted plots and alternate endings, we look forward to capturing the new technological advances in the world of BlackMirror. Every episode involves some type of futuristic device that plays a key essential to everyday life in society. The introduction of these technologies make you to start to wonder if maybe these concepts will be in our near future. To think that just maybe were not too far away from this phenomenon. Are we actually heading this route?
To understand the importance of music and sound in film, we must start from the beginning. The genesis of film took root with the help of a man named Edward Muybridge and his innovation in the field of photography. The first film created was just sixteen frames played in rapid succession. This technique morphed into classic black and white silent films. There are a few major elements that connect these films with film today, one of the most important being music.
That's it, it's over. With the conclusion of the Academy Awards this past Sunday, February 24th, awards season is officially over. This years ceremony was pretty eventful. With several record firsts, such as Roma being the first Mexican film to win Foreign Language Film, as well as a few others. But we'll get to some more of those in a little bit. First, lets go over the winners.
I know in the recent year you all have been following the trend of #WomeninFilm. A few of our team members here at Trove use it quite often and it's no doubt been seen across the industry worldwide. Women have been making their place know in the film industry, no longer willing to be overlooked and paving the way for young female filmmakers.
There are things in life that are often unexplainable. Occurrences that are difficult to process logically. My Grandfather's passing was one of these times in my life. The week after he passed was filled with funeral preparations and processions. As a young teenager, it was a difficult week for me. But, I'll never forget the reprieve I found in my Uncle's stories.
Hope you all are recovering from the weekend well, especially the Super Bowl last night that was hosted in our very own ATLANTA!!!
Even though you can't count on every Super Bowl to have you on the edge of your seat, you can always count on the commercials to have you crying from laughter or having your heart strings tugged. And this year's commercials did not disappoint. In the name of creative advertising and film, we've rounded up our 10 favorite commercials from the 2019 Super Bowl.


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Nelly Furtado Shows "Time Stand Still" With A Rush Cover
Idolator Staff | October 24, 2010 3:01 pm
Break out the maple syrup and leave your doors unlocked! Fresh from getting wet and wild in her "Fuerte" video, Canadian Nelly Furtado has released an unusual reminder of her home country: she's recorded her own rendition of "Time Stand Still", the 80s classic by Canadian prog-rock pioneers Rush. Released as part of the soundtrack to new film Score: A Hockey Musical, it's a neat left turn by an artist who continues to surprise us. Take a listen to the 80s throwback here.
Furtado (who sang the song live at last month'sRavinia Festival) has been rather prolific in the last few weeks, leading up to the release of her greatest hits album next month.In addition to her new single "Night Is Young", and a stirring acoustic set at the Walmart Soundcheck event, Furtado acts in the hockey musical in addition to her contribution to the soundtrack.
[wpaudio url="//idolator.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/nelly-furtado-time-stand-still.mp3″ text="Nelly Furtado – Time Stand Still" dl="0″] Appropriately, the song is about as 80s as can be, thanks to plenty of cheesy synth and Furtado's breathy delivery of the vocals. We can't help but notice that our neighbors to the north have been awfully busy lately — witness the success of Justin Bieber and Drake, to name a couple. Are they taking over the world or what? Now Furtado has taken it one step further by covering a Canuck song for a Canadian movie. This is quite possibly the most Mountie musical feat since Robin Sparkles rocked our bodies 'til Canada Day.
[Via Popjustice]
Tags: Nelly Furtado, Rush


"We heard many say, 'Rather my car than my family'."
Saliha Sultan searches in vain for the family car among mounds of charred car skeletons and mangled trucks blocking roads in parts of Iraq's Mosul retaken from jihadists.
Vehicles of all shapes and colours -- in varying condition -- fill the streets of the northern city as Iraqi forces battle to retake its last western districts from the Islamic State group.
Tens of thousands of civilians have fled Mosul since anti-IS fighters backed by a US-led coalition launched the battle to retake the city in October.
As she searches for the family pick-up truck with her neighbour, Sultan is one of many Iraqis now returning home to find their vehicles are nowhere to be seen.
"We parked it near the house and left... but when we returned, it wasn't there," said the 40-year-old, dressed in a purple and brown overcoat.
"I don't know who took it," she said of the car her family left in their west Mosul district of Haramat when they fled fighting in March.
All around recaptured Mosul neighbourhoods, wrecked cars, windowless buses and upturned trucks block the thoroughfares, while empty yellow taxis sit abandoned by the road.
Near homes now abandoned by fleeing civilians, parked cars are covered in dust and rubble, some devoid of windows shattered in the fighting.
Umm Kamal, another returning Haramat resident in her forties, said she had no idea where her family's car has disappeared to either.
She and her family left the car near their home when they escaped as clashes intensified last month, but a few weeks later it has vanished.
"We reported it to the security forces, and we hope they will bring it back to us," she said.
"My children worked for 15 years to be able to buy it," said Umm Kamal.
Abu Nashmi, a 31 year-old member of the security forces, said he and colleagues have helped to reunite several families with their cars.
"Many families are complaining about their cars having gone missing, burnt or stolen by IS," he said.
"Sometimes, we find cars parked in the parking lots of other people's houses," he said.
"If there's data available, we contact their owners and ask them to come and take them."
Rami al-Tamimi, a first lieutenant with the Rapid Response forces fighting IS, said jihadists often used abandoned cars to defend themselves against advancing Iraqi troops.
"Daesh would gather cars from the streets, trying to block our progress" with improvised road barriers, he said, using an Arabic acronym for IS.
And they would "burn them to block the view of reconnaissance drones, as well as Iraqi and coalition planes," he said.
In areas they had retreated from, "they rigged cars and trucks with explosives to detonate them remotely as we advanced", he added.
Near the Haramat neighbourhood, a large barrier of cars stacked one on top of the other cuts across the main road.
Abu Hassan, a 40-year-old businessman, said vehicles left behind by fleeing civilians were used "as a defence line between the army and Daesh during the fighting".
"IS burned some of these cars as revenge against owners who did not pledge allegiance" after it overran the city in 2014, Abu Hassan said.
But after Iraqi forces launched their assault to retake the IS bastion, the jihadists "turned a large number of the cars into car bombs, and burned others to obstruct the view of warplanes".
On their side, Iraqi "military bulldozers worked to pile cars and trucks from the streets on top of each other, out of fear of car bombs and to block any attack by Daesh".
Mosul civilians also helped, Tamimi said.
"A large number of families helped the army by parking their car in the middle of the road to cut it off from IS," the officer said.


Lautner recently filmed Abduction, a thriller directed by John Singleton. Production on parts one and two of Breaking Dawn — the final two chapters in The Twilight Saga — dominate his immediate future. And a film based on the Hasbro toy Stretch Armstrong is on the books at some point. Incarceron sounds cool enough that I hope it leapfrogs over Stretch in Lautner's queue. Hit the jump for a synopsis of Fisher's novel.
According to Deadline, Adam Cooper and Bill Collage will pen the adaptation.
Fans of the novel: speak up in the comments. Is Fisher's prose as film-ready as it sounds? Is Lautner right for the lead role? Who should play Claudia?


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Ferguson and the great hospital funding trick
By Martyn Goddard
Additional Credits: Martyn Goddard
Michael Ferguson ... from his Facebook page
The Health Minister, Michael Ferguson, has announced the government is increasing hospital funding by $105 million
It was, he said, an acknowledgment of increased patient demand.
"Investing these extra funds … is the result of increasing patient demand for our services," Mr Ferguson said in a press release. "Health is by its nature demand driven and our public hospital Eds never close their doors."
But a closer look reveals the announcement is an accounting trick.
The money is already spent. It will not allow hospitals to buy anything they are not already buying. It will not employ more staff or increase the capacity of hospitals to treat patients.
Every year, the line-item for health in the budget is around $100 million less than actual expenditure turns out to be. As patients keep coming through the doors, the Tasmanian Health Service has to be topped up every year. Normally there are two or three amendments to the annual service agreement to accommodate this.
A recently leaked report from the consultants KPMG and RDME reports showed that the funding gap between the allocation for the THS in the budget, and the minimum amount that actually needed to be spent, was around $100 million. That's what this is, and it's been going on for a long time.
Under-estimating health costs in the budget makes the surplus look better.
Mr Ferguson's statement reveals an apparent surprise at the scale of the increasing workload being faced by hospital staff. But it should not be a surprise to any competent health minister. It should, instead, have been planned for.
Patient demand has been growing statewide by around 5% a year for several years. It is predictable. The fact that the number of patients has recently been growing more slowly than usual is not because there are fewer sick people but because the hospitals are full.
If there was $105 million in genuinely new money going into health, the government would be able to tell us the specifics of what it would be spent on. They haven't because they can't.
This is no more than a line in a press release. It will not alleviate any of the current pressures on the state's hospitals or avert any of the scandals yet to come.
Martyn Goddard is a public policy analyst based in Hobart.
Moderator …"Free word processors can be downloaded from the Web and be set to write in 'Australian English' (preferred)"
That just makes them even lazier and even more illiterate. Most don't even have the reading skills or inclination to be able or even bother looking for the Australian, English or whatever version is applicable.
What happens when they need to fill in their application for the dole without the aid of a computer and can only sign it with a cross or fingerprint when no-one wants to employ them because of their inability to write and read?
School is where children are expected to learn .. not in a program or app having to do it for them.
It's probably all part of the deliberate dumbing down of our sheeplike society. Baaaaaaah.
Dave Parsell
What a bunch of charlottans these people running the State are!
Dave, please use a spellchecker and re-submit.
— Moderator
Moderator … that's how 'English' is taught in under-funded and under-educated schools now. Spell as you think it sounds … don't worry if it's correct or not. The main thing is to just try and move them on to the next grade to receive your next year's funding. Spellcheckers only make people even more lazy, useless and illiterate. And most of them use American 'English', which is incorrect. Politicians and journalists are the worst offenders for incorrect grammar.
That's why we have so many morons in Government who haven't a clue about what they're doing. All they do is repeat the latest Party catch-cry, slogan or lie, and keep the false promises spewing forth.
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Thankyou, Russell.
The average standard of English expression presented to TT in submitted Comments makes Moderation a frustrating, demanding and time consuming task. Every Comment, except a tiny percentage, requires editing to the high standard now evident.
It seems the main cause for this inconsideration is contributor laziness .. laziness in not checking text drafts for obvious errors, and laziness in refusing to try and do better through further secondary school, or even primary school, education in English. Those with a poor education usually have access to nearby assistance.
What Tasmanian schools have failed to do can now be done privately online to extended learner benefit. Free word processors can be downloaded from the Web and be set to write in 'Australian English' (preferred) or 'UK English' with the 'US English' choice ignored. The use of words such as 'modernized' and 'organized' (US) instead of 'modernised' and 'organised' is not welcome here.
It's a fact that a well presented submission is indicative of a well organised mind, and that such Comments therefore have more credibility, and hence more value to our readers and others. Tasmanian Times is not social media such as Facebook.
TT's Moderators may delete submissions, or sections thereof, indicating (a) laziness (b) inebriation (c) tiredness (e) stupidity (f) absurdity (g) silliness (h) unnecessary complexity (i) verbosity, and (j) miscellaneous abuses of privilege such as Comment bombardment.
These are in addition to the prohibitions in TT's Code of Conduct: https://tasmaniantimes.com/the-legal-bits/
Ferguson is useless. All we hear are non-factual slogans and "We're putting millions of dollars into health, and advertising for more nurses and doctors."
Well Michael, Tasmania is losing all its health staff because it is overworked and severely underpaid, and no-one is answering those advertisements for those very reasons.
Stop wasting all our tax dollars on forestry, gambling, football teams and maaaates.


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When Chief Bob Ringstrom (Ret.) started with the Hutchinson PD back in the late 1970's the department's call boxes were barely out of service. From fax machines to MDCs, he experienced a number of technological advancements in his career and is amazed by the progress since he retired a decade ago. Chief Ringstrom finished his career with Sartell in 2004, serving about 13 years as chief.
While technology has helped improved accountability and documentation, he's concerned some new forms of communication could become a barrier in officers' interactions with the public. Minnesota Police Chief recently had a wide-ranging conversation with Chief Ringstrom for this retired chief's profile.
Tell readers what you've been up to.
Many of the hiring, promotion and staff development skills I cultivated as a law enforcement leader have been extremely valuable in my current career. John Wiley & Sons Publishing, a global publisher, specializing in scientific, technical and medical journals, recruited me to develop and market online psychometrics for hiring and job-fit.
Actually, I hadn't planned on retiring when I shifted gears about a decade ago. I completed my graduate degree, attended the FBI National Academy, and had the Sartell PD focused on youth and community-based programs. I also had some outstanding officers to carry the ball.
However, while I was still working, I developed a few strip malls in Sartell. My wife Barbara wanted a change and bought a flower shop. I actually rented her some space. It all started to crunch my time with the PD, so I retired thinking real estate would be a good second career gig. But I moved into psychometrics in 2010 following the big market crash.
What were the major transitions in policing during your career that relate to what's going on in policing today?
I hadn't been a police chief very long when we got our first computers and internet connection. We felt like we were now running with the big dogs! Later we really gathered momentum. There was CAD and laptop communications in the squad cars. I was constantly after the IT folks at the county to transition to paperless reporting. That seemed to be a mantra of mine for 10 years, but I never saw it developed. One of the earliest transitions I initiated as chief was to replace our revolvers with semi-automatics and ensured that everyone had body armor.
Looking at technology now, I'm amazed at all the evidence collection capabilities available in a pocket-sized cell phone, from video and audio to GPS.
Another big transition when I became chief in 1991 was the advent of Community Policing, the principals of which I embraced. I also gained an appreciation for the principles of selecting new officers and coaching them into their duties. I think our DARE program illustrated this best. I recognize that DARE has been criticized as a failed concept by some. But to be blunt, I would point to the qualifications of some of the officers that were selected for the program. If they couldn't connect with and build a lasting influence with their students; they shouldn't have been assigned to the position. The best street cop does not necessarily make the best DARE officer; and the reverse holds true. I would also add that I would not have been successful as a DARE officer.
How did you work through those transitions?
I don't know if we'd ever really figured out the best way to select the right candidates for open positions. We did alright. Over the years, I realized that the best officers in each position shared the same three or four traits. I kept that in mind when hiring, assigning people to special units or promoting. In fact, I'd received compliments on the longevity of the staff that we'd developed.
A big piece of our success I believe was training and professional development—making the transition from a raw reaction to a place where training would guide officers' instincts during a crisis.
When I was a rookie cop, there was a degree of adrenalin-rush that made the job compelling. I took chances that I shouldn't have. I was lucky. When I became chief, I didn't want my officers to rely on luck to finish their shifts. I wanted them to be prepared for those inevitable moments of tension and fear.
Your blog talks about police-community relations and "disarming the police" metaphorically. What are some strategies for accomplishing that effectively?
I've always felt that many of those who dislike cops had a similar problem in getting along with parents who expected them to behave. The challenge to police is to sell the idea that we're all on the same side in this world. Any cop that can do that is just where he or she belongs.
A key benefit of that is getting community members to step up and assist us at times. That takes officers who can establish community trust and build the relationships ahead of time to build a strong support base. Doing this means more success in terrible situations.
Force tactics, emergency driving and firearms training are essential skills as well. I could be criticized for not having the best soft skills; but I guess I'm just encouraging chiefs to make it a priority for their department culture.


Today, we were locating towns of Spain on the map. Children created a poster with some of the major towns of Spain and identified their location.
Find out where you would like to go on holidays next summer!
Children in Y5 were learning to name school subjects and also they added opinions. Now, kids can say which is their favourite subject .
e.g Me encanta el espanol y me gustan mucho las matematicas.
Now we can say what time it is in Spanish. Kai created a flower to help us to say the time confidently.
Today, we compared traditions at home and abroad. Chn in Y5 researched on the internet about The Running of the bulls in Spain, the Palio di Siena in Italy and the Royal Ascot horse race in England. We saw that these festivals had some points in common and that people all over the world are not so much different from us as we can think. Enjoy these videos!
Fiestas san fermin, san fermines, fiestas Pamplona. Cómo se celebran.
Today, we joined a story telling in Spanish. We chose Little Red Riding Hood - Caperucita Roja and we used our English skills to perform a short text in front of the class.
Try to practise watching or reading bilingual tales to be more fluent in Spanish.
Cuento de la Caperucita Roja contado en español, con subtítulos (en español).
Children talked about their next holidays and used future tense in Spanish: En mis vacaciones voy a ir.....They pretended to be interviewed by a journalist from a prestigious magazine after winning a game show and talked about their plans for their future holidays and what they are going to pack into their suitcase.
Children in Langley Primary school are starting to use basic greetings and asking and responding some basic questions in order to be able to manage in a short dialogue with their Spanish friends. Check out some of these videos to refresh their memories....also parents could learn a few words in Spanish!
Children in Y5 drawn their own family members and labelled them in Spanish. We played games with Victor the alien, who introduced us his family tree, and we assessed our reading, listening and writing skills.
Remember to use Linguascope.com at home to play games and practise not only Spanish but any other language. Linguascope now is free for all children at Langley Primary School. All children should have the passwords. Any queries ask Mrs. Garcia, please.
Y5 has prepared a powerpoint presentation to introduce a famous family, saying their names and describing their relatives. Also, we played games using Linguascope.
Remember to use this amazing website to practise and to assess your kids in any topic. Go to 'final exam' and you could have even a certificate assessing all your skills.
Chn in Y5 have learnt a special song to name body parts. Also, we have labelled some pictures and making a robot with its body parts.
Try this song at home, it is really funny!
Today children have extended their knowledge of numbers in Spanish. We learnt numbers 1-100!
At the start, it seemed to be really difficult but we realised that if we added units to tens it was amazingly easy! Try at home!
Suscríbete: http://goo.gl/n9yvvW Con este bonito video puedes ayudar a los más pequeños para aprender a contar hasta 100 sabemos que es difícil contar todos estos números pero obtendrán un gran conocimiento, cada número esta de forma numérica y su escritura. Comparte este video para todos los niños aprendan a contar de manera muy fácil.
Children in the school have learnt about Christmas traditions in Spain and what the children are doing during the Epiphany day ( the Three Wise Men's day). Also, we learnt the bilingual song of Feliz Navidad to wish Merry Christmas to our friends and family.
Moreover, children made postcards and decorations using Spanish greetings.
See the following video to get more information about Christmas in Spain.
Uploaded by Colegio Divina Pastora on 2015-12-10.
Children learnt to say to their Spanish pen-pals what they like to do in their spare time. Children can talk about their favourite hobbies and sports and how often they do these activities. E.g Los lunes juego al fútbol y todos los dias hago natación ( On Mondays I play football and everyday I do swimming ).
http://CalicoSpanish.com Copyright 2012. Kids Immersion, LLC Learn the names of popular sports and how to ask someone their favorite in this fun video! New vocabulary includes the words for soccer, basketball, running, swimming, ice-skating, and tennis. Clear vocals, on-screen text, and colorful illustrations ensure that students quickly acquire the vocabulary and phrases!
Mi rutina diaira- My daily routine.
Children in Y5 are preparing a new letter for their Spanish Pen-pals in Spain and this time they have learnt to describe a typical school day in England so that children are able to explain at what time they wake up, have breakfast, go to school, have lunch or dinner and go to bed.
Watch this bilingual video to practise songs at home.
Spanish party end of the year.
Children celebrated their learning at the end of the year by tasting Spanish food, making their own Sangria ( Spanish drink), playing a variety of games and dancing Spanish music.


You will delight in the richness and depth of this stunning Mina Kari art from Iran.
The art of Minakari or Enameling is called miniature of fire. Minakari or Enameling is the art of painting, coloring and ornamenting the surface of metals by fusing over it brilliant colors that are decorated in an intricate design.
Mina (or meena) is the feminine form of Minoo in Persian, meaning heaven. Mina refers to the Azure color of heaven. The Iranian craftsmen of Sasanied era invented this art and Mughals spread it to India and other countries.
Today Minkari is not just confined to traditional Jewelry but diversifies into more modern products including bowls, vases, spoons, and like in this artwork being showcased, wall pieces. Different kinds of local symmetrical patterns are used in Minakari paintings, such as 'eslimi', which is one of the well-known Islamic patterns also used in traditional architecture, painting with one color as the background and then using bright golden colors on it, using a very fine pen to make miniature patterns and then beautifying the background with green, blue or brown colors.
The process begins with a copper sheet that is covered with thick white enamel and is sent off to be baked in kiln. The goal is to create a white canvas, a clear base to work on. When the piece is all white and smooth, the Minakar starts coloring with magic colors made with various chemical oxides for achieving different shades. After all the painting is done, it's time for the baking process in kiln. When the Minakari is out from the kiln, the Minakars usually cover it with a thin layer of transparent enamel, so that the surface becomes smooth to touch and shiny to the eye. The piece has another trip to make to the kiln, and when it comes out, the Minakari artwork is finally ready.
Let your walls be a reflection of your artistic tastes with this stunning minakari painting hanging in a visible corner of your living room. Buy it today.
NOTE: The colors of art on digital screen may appear slightly different than the real colors.


29th Infantry Regiment organized at Camp Patton, Asheville, North Carolina, in September 1861 and contained men from Cherokee, Yancey, Buncombe, Jackson, Madison, Haywood, and Mitchell counties. The unit was ordered to East Tennessee and was active in the Cumberland Gap operations. It was assigned to General Rains' and Ector's Brigade and participated in the campaigns of the Army of Tennessee from Stones River (commonly referred to as Murfreesboro) to Atlanta. The unit engaged in the defense of Vicksburg and marched with General Hood into Tennessee and ended the war at Mobile. It lost twenty-two percent of the 250 engaged at Murfreesboro. The regiment was attached to General Ector's Brigade at Chickamauga and had 110 killed, wounded, or missing. During the Atlanta Campaign, May 18 to September 5, it reported 6 killed, 58 wounded, and 87 missing. At Allatoona, thirty-nine percent of the 138 present were disabled. It surrendered in May 1865. The field officers were Colonels William B. Creasman and Robert B. Vance (brother to Governor Zebulon Baird Vance); Lieutenant Colonels Thomas F. Gardner, James M. Lowry, Bacchus S. Profitt, and William S. Walker; and Major Ezekiel H. Hampton.


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Khujand is a city and capital of the northernmost province of Tajikistan, now called Sughd.
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It is situated on the Syr Darya River at the mouth of the Fergana Valley.
This is the site of Cyropolis, or the City of Cyrus. In his last expedition against the Saka tribe of Massagetae and shortly before his death in that battle, king Cyrus the Great the founder of the Persian Empire founded a city here which he named after himself. Greek authors maintain that later in time, Alexander of Macedon built a Macedonian settlement near Cyropolis (Khujand) in 329 BC and named it Alexandria Eschate (Ἀλεξάνδρεια Ἐσχάτη) or "Alexandria The Furthest". It would have formed a bastion for the Greek settlers against the Scythian tribes to the north of the Syr Darya, which the Greeks called the Jaxartes River. It became a major staging point on the northern Silk Road. Some famous Persian poets and scientists come from this city. Khujand is an integral part of the Iranic world and culture.
Khujand was captured by the Muslim armies in the 8th century and incorporated into the Abbasid Caliphate In late 9th century, however, it reverted to local rule and eventually incorporated into the native Samanid empire. It was passed to Kara-Khanid Khanate in 999. After division of Kara Khanids in 1042, it was initially part of Eastern Kara Khanids, but was passed to western one. Karakhitans conquered it in 1137, but was passed to Khwarazmshahs in 1211. In AD 1220, it strongly resisted the Mongol hordes and was thus laid to waste. In the 14th century, the city was part of the Chagatai Khanate of Central Asia, only to be incorporated into the Timurids realm in the late 14th century. The Shaybanid dynasty of Bukhara next annexed Khojand, lasting until its takeover by the Kokand Khanate in 1802. But, Bukhara regained it in 1842. In 1866, as most of Central Asia was occupied by Russian Empire, the city became part of the Russian Governorate of Turkestan and then Soviet Union until 1991. In the 1929, it was incorporated into the Soviet Republic of Tajikistan (Tadzhik S.S.R.) after bounding to Uzbek SSR between 1924 and 1929. With independence of Tajikistan, Khujand is now the second largest city in that nation.
The city was renamed Leninabad on October 27, 1939, and re-established on December 23, 1970. It reverted to its original name in 1992 after the breakup of the Soviet Union, and is now in the republic of Tajikistan.
Jats, Their Settlements and Strongholds in Eurasia
Mangal Sen Jindal[1] quotes Professor Cothburn Oneal in his work "Conquests of Tamerlane" published by Avon Publications Inc. 575 Madison Avenue – New York 22. This book mentions following cities as 'Jat Strongholds' in Russia and near about:
1.	Almalyk (Alma – Ata): Pages 97, 232
2.	Bokhara: Page 125,
3.	Khojend (Khokand) now Ferghana, page 125,
4.	Karshi (now Bek – Budi): Page 125,
5.	Samarkand: Pages 103, 104, 106
6.	Tashkant: Pages 108, 110
7.	Otrar: Page 108
Jats who were residing there in strongholds in large numbers and were a source of permanent trouble to Timur-lung settled Uzbekistan.
↑ History of Origin of Some Clans in India: p.47-48
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An shooting game where you have to shoot all the enemies that are approaching you from all angles of the playing field. Some takes just one shot to kill and then others can take a few shots.
Kill as many enemies as you can without getting killed in the process.
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Join Partners for Pink to Support Breast Cancer Research
Photo: Annan Hepner
Wellington, FL – February 7, 2016 – Following a successful debut last year, Partners for Pink, a group of individuals and business owners who are passionate about finding a cure for breast cancer, has returned to the 2016 Challenge of the Americas (COTA). Breast cancer has touched everyone and Partners for Pink is an opportunity to support breast cancer research while enjoying an evening of equestrian entertainment.
COTA raises funds to support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation through their partner Play for P.I.N.K. (Preventing, Immediate Diagnosis, New Technology, Knowledge). The evening is an annual highlight of the Wellington equestrian season and it provides much-needed funding for lifesaving research.
Members of Partners for Pink enjoy VIP seating for two for the Challenge Gala dinner and ringside cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at the competition, as well as six general admission tickets. They will also receive a half page advertisement in the event program and be promoted in online, print and social media. Membership for this group is set at $1,500, and spaces are quickly filling as the March 11 event, held at the International Polo Club Palm Beach, approaches. If you are interested in becoming a Partner for Pink please visit the website or call Mary Ross at 561-433-0988.
Team Purina, winners of the 2015 Challenge of the Americas. Photo by Mary Adelaide Brakenridge.
Among those who have already signed up to support the Challenge through Partners for Pink is first time sponsor Joyce Brown from the Flamingo Clay Studio. The studio is a nonprofit artist cooperative operating the popular Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery in downtown Lake Worth. Its mission is to provide affordable studio and gallery space to 3D artists in Palm Beach County. From one meaningful organization to another, Brown is excited about the opportunity to get involved with such an important cause.
"We just lost one of our studio members to breast cancer," Brown said. "My sister also died of breast cancer 30 years ago. I think it is a critical need; it's about time we stop this. We can't keep losing people to this terrible disease. We are in a unique position here in our studio that we can make these donations."
Brown added, "We have lost so many people, and we don't want future generations to suffer from this illness."
Returning as a Partners for Pink sponsor is The Tackeria, a Wellington landmark founded in 1975 by Tony Coppola. The Tackeria is the go-to source for equipment, supplies, fashion and gifts for the hunter/jumper, dressage and polo disciplines. As a local company, The Tackeria is thrilled to sponsor a community event with a charitable focus.
"This is a great cause that affects a lot of people," Lou Cuthbertson, manager of The Tackeria, said. "This disease has affected almost everybody."
Cutherbertson emphasized the dedication of COTA founder Mary Ross to supporting this cause and making the event accessible and community oriented.
"You want to support events that are done by the right people for the right reasons and where the money is going straight to the cause," he said. "I feel that Mary really embodies this through her efforts. It's a tremendous event with a great venue. The riders put on a great show, and it's very enjoyable."
Suzanne Dansby, a dressage competitor who owns and operates Dancing Horse Farm in Atlanta, Georgia, has also stepped up as a member of Partners for Pink. Dansby has been a supporter and fan of the Challenge for many years and participated in the event in 2007, performing an exhibition ride.
"This cause hits close to my heart," Dansby said. "My half-sister had breast cancer when she was only 29. She is now 49 and in remission. My step-sister passed away due to breast cancer. This organization funds great research that directly benefits people. I know someone who has personally benefited from one of their grants."
She added, "Besides supporting a wonderful cause, watching all the horses and riders is really a highlight for me."
With an exciting lineup of top dressage riders and horses preparing some of the most advanced quadrilles to date, as well as a talented group of show jumping athletes, the 2016 Challenge of the Americas on March 11 is not to be missed! The event kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails for VIP guests, followed by the competition at 6:00 p.m. Dinner and dancing at the VIP Challenge Gala complete a memorable evening. General Admission tickets can be purchased at the gate on the night of the event. For more information, contact Mary Ross at , email Anglot@aol.com, or visit http://www.challengeoftheamericas.com.
Fast Facts: 2016 Challenge of the Americas
When: Friday, March 11, 2016
5:30 p.m. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres
6:00 p.m. Opening ceremonies
6:10 p.m. Challenge of the Americas Competition
7:30 p.m. Award Presentation
7:45 p.m. The Challenge Gala: Dinner and Dancing
International Polo Club Palm Beach
www.internationalpoloclub.com
3667 120th Avenue South
Mary Ross
Anglot@aol.com
Challenge of the Americas website
VIP Tables of 10: price includes competition and gala dinner and dancing
Gold Patron: $6,500 per table
Silver Patron: $4,500 per table
Bronze Patron: $2,500 per table
Partners for Pink: $1,500 special sponsorship package that includes two VIP tickets along with advertising and media promotion
Individual seating: $250 per person
General admission seating: $20 per person at the gate
General admission is free for children 12 and under
Source: Annan Hepner/Phelps Media Group
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Darragh Kenny Claims Win for Ireland in $37K Equinimity WEF Challenge Cup CSIO4*
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Plan Pays Off for Catherine Tyree & Bec Lorenzo in $73K CaptiveOne Advisors 1.50m Classic at WEF
Spencer Smith & Princeton Z Soar to First International Win in Dutta Corp/Guido Klatte Grand Prix CSI2* at WEF
McLain Ward Pilots HH Azur Back to the Top in Lugano Diamonds Grand Prix CSI5*
Beezie Madden & Georgina Bloomberg Win on Opening Day of CSI5* Competition at WEF
The Winners of WCHR Week at WEF


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Brian Sharer, Finite Carbon, Inc., Portland, Oregon
Brian has over 20 years of experience in forest modeling, inventory, and investment analysis in the private forestry sector and is currently Forest Analytics Manager for Finite Carbon. In this role he manages inventory design, predictive analytics, project design optimization, and forest modeling for carbon offset projects developed under the California ARB Cap and Trade Program.
Prior to Finite, Brian was portfolio manager for over $500 million of U.S. timberlands assets at GreenWood Resources where he led inventory and predictive modeling for existing investments and acquisition targets. He has extensive analytical experience with Weyerhaeuser, Hancock Timber Resource Group, Forest Capital, and a diversity of private industrial, government, and non-profit landowners leading forest planning efforts, asset valuations, systems analysis, and forestry software development. Brian holds a BA in Biology from Colgate, an MS in Forest Economics from Oregon State, and an MBA from the University of Portland.
Brian has used FPS throughout his career and has seen its superior flexibility and applicability to a wide range of forest inventory and resource assessment problems spanning many different forest types and species. He joined the FBRI Board in January 2016. When he gets some free time and nothing needs to be fixed around the house, Brian enjoys hiking, fishing, playing guitar, choral music, and the sweet return every fall of football season.
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They have the embossed Porsche Crests on it.
Asking $2,300 plus shipping if needed, prefer local pickup.
are these the sport seats from a GT3 that are essentially the same as any other 996 sport seat option? or are these the Carbon back buckets?
is that for 1 or 2?
FYI, Seller is in California not RI as his profile indicates. he sent me pics and these are the GT3 one piece buckets, appear to be in very good shape from what i see in the pics. 2 seats in pictures, and if these are legit would seem to be a good deal for someone.
This is a scam FYI. He has these listed on multiple forums all with different locations and same email. Some forums have pictures most don't.


I'm using corona from 4 months already but I still did't figure out how to achieve the same results I had with the VRay 2Sided material.
The material essentially allows seeing the light on the backside of objects and allows to have 2 different materials for each side.
It was perfect to simulate thin translucent surfaces like paper, cloth, curtains, and tree leaves above all.
It would be great having something like that in Corona!


Happy Mother's Day to all you beautiful, hard-working mamas out there, including those whose children have grown and left the nest, and those who will be remembered quietly in our hearts.
Beautiful picture! I hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day.
Great picture! Happy Mother's Day to you too!
Um, is anyone seeing half a photo? I can't figure out why my (ahem) new Mac is cutting my photo in half. I've resized it and thought it looked ok but now it's only half of us again.
Happy Mothers Day to you, too!!
I see the whole photo -- and it's divine! Happy Mom's Day!
What a great photo! Happy mother's day.
Pic looks great! Nice family!


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Q: Apache Reverse Proxy Unescapes URL I am running Apache 2.2.15 as a reverse proxy in my DMZ.  I have an application on the internal network that I make available on the Internet for staff to use by going through the reverse proxy.
As part of this application staff can see messages with PDF attachments.  Internal staff (who don't have to go through the reverse proxy) can download these PDFs just fine.  External staff can't.
This is what I see in the Apache logs on the application server.
172.20.0.9 - - [04/Dec/2014:08:48:21 +1300] "GET /application/home/getAttachment/MTE7Y3lzdGljIGZpYnJvc2lzLnBkZg%3D%3D HTTP/1.1" 200 88090
10.0.0.2 - - [04/Dec/2014:08:48:27 +1300] "GET /application/home/getAttachment/MTE7Y3lzdGljIGZpYnJvc2lzLnBkZg== HTTP/1.0" 400 -

The first request was from an internal user who successfully downloaded the PDF file.  The second comes from the reverse proxy in the DMZ.  Note how it has unescaped the "%3D%3D" at the end of the URL to "==".
There are a couple of things I'm doing in the reverse proxy.  First if someone tries to go to the root directory, a Rewrite rule sends them to the application directory.
  <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
   RewriteEngine on
   RewriteRule ^/$ /application/ [NE,R]
  </IfModule>

The other relevant part of the config is the reverse proxy part.
  <IfModule mod_proxy.c>
   RequestHeader set Front-End-Https "On"
   SSLProxyEngine on
   SetEnv           force-proxy-request-1.0 1
   SetEnv           proxy-nokeepalive       1
   SetEnv proxy-initial-not-pooled 1

   # Reverse Proxy
   ProxyPass /application https://server.internal.lan/application
   ProxyPassReverse /application https://server.internal.lan/application
  </IfModule>

Can anyone tell me how to stop unescaping those URLs?
Thanks
David

A: The [NE] flag in your rewrite rule is setting it to No Escape.  Try changing it to [B] to escape back references.

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In French, the words 'mange tout' mean 'eat the lot', a good phrase for the sort of peas that is eaten pod and all. Strange that the French name for 'eat-all' peas has gained such wide currency, but it is undoubtedly much more elegant. The mange-tout type of peas has been around since at least the sixteenth century when reference was made to pea varieties that do not have hard skins on the inside wall of the pods. That is the difference between mange-tout varieties and the kinds grown for the peas themselves. The very young pods of any variety can be eaten as mange-tout, but the varieties grown as mange-tout are quite separate. The pods are larger, flat and the pea seeds do not fill the pods. There is also the sugar pea, or snap pea, or in America 'snow pea', that is also an eat-all kind but these varieties have thick-walled fleshy pods, rounded unlike the flat mange-tout types. While sugar peas or snap peas are mange-tout types, mange-tout is generally taken to refer to the flat kind.
Mange-tout peas are a good food source, providing protein, carbohydrate and fibre as well as being an excellent source of vitamin C and vitamin A. This vegetable can be eaten raw or cooked and it is versatile. It needs little cooking, can be used as a vegetable on its own, and features most in fresh dishes and stir fries.
Like all peas, mange-tout types like an open, sunny position in fertile open soil. The soil is best if not too rich as this causes excessive leafy growth and may affect the fertility of the flowers. Mange-tout varieties are generally taller than the ordinary kinds of peas and would benefit from good shelter.
The most widely grown mange-tout variety is 'Oregon Sugar Pod', a fairly tall variety. 'Delicata' is smaller with good disease resistance. 'Dwarf Sweet Green' is low and quick to crop. There are lots of sugar pea varieties, such as 'Sugar Bon', a low grower and early cropper, 'Sugar Snap' is a head-high grower that is a good cropper but needs good support. 'Delikett' is an exceptionally sweet sugar snap type.
Mangetout varieties can be sown from March to June, like other pea varieties. Simply scatter them along a row and cover. The size of the pea vines and their support should be taken into account in choosing the sowing position.
Control all weeds near the young pea plants and water if necessary during dry spells - the young plants need to be kept growing steadily.
Begin using mangetout peas as soon as they are big enough, about five or six centimetres even, because the main crop of pods will all come very quickly.
Mange-tout varieties suffer the general run of pea diseases, but these are not usually very troublesome. The young plants can suffer from attacks by pigeons, pea weevils and slugs so keep a watch for damage.


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Claim Justice is a funds recovery firm that is created to help the helpless traders who have fallen prey to scammers and hackers. If you have also been scammed, then read this Claim Justice review thoroughly because, in this review, I am going to tell you how this firm can help you recover your money.
When people start online trading, they see a lot of perks and benefits but what they cannot see is that it carries some risks as well. Out of these risks, scams are the most dangerous ones. Day trading scams have become common than ever before. With the advancement in technology, hackers have also started using cutting-edge technology, and they can break through every cyber security wall. In the majority of scams, the victims are beginner traders because they are easy prey for fraudsters. In the beginning, they try to win their trust by assuring that they will become rich overnight and then show their reality.
Online trading is a type of business in which the tide can turn in any direction, so the traders are ready for loss as well as profit, but the thing that makes a loss unbearable is losing the money to scammers. When the trust of traders shatters, they lose all hopes of recovery. Observing such cases, some good people have initiated this step to help the victims in the best way possible. Claim Justice has been serving traders for the last five years and has already helped more than 200 traders and recovered more than 1 billion dollars.
Let's discuss some of the key features of this company.
A Transparent Firm
A company can only be considered a good one if it keeps its customers updated about every proceeding. It proves that the company is erasing every doubt of customers by making them aware of every movement in the recovery process. While selecting Claim Justice as your helper, you should be at peace of mind because it will keep you updated. For this purpose, it provides customer support service as well by and by using it, you can remain in contact. You can call the customer support representatives, and if you want to contact them via email, then this facility is also available.
An Experienced Team
Claim Justice has been around for a little more than five years now, but some skeptical traders still doubt the level of experience of this firm. The company has hired professional traders with plenty of experience. These traders have tried their best to help victims despite not being around for a long time. In this period, the company has successfully resolved many cases, got its customers the deserved justice, and assisted them in installing proper security systems. The team consists of really skilled people who are properly trained and know how to deal with scammers and get traders' money back. They understand the situation and make the customer's experience a really good one.
Recovery Process Of Claim Justice
Recovering money is not an easy task. That is why Claim Justice has created five steps. The first step is to analyze the claim made by the trader. The amount matters a lot because the recovery method for small and large amounts is different. The second step is to collect every piece of information the trader can provide about the scammer. If the trader cooperates and provides all the required information, then the task becomes easy for Claim Justice. The third step is to make a list for awareness so that the trader can realize the mistakes which he made. After this, the money is recovered from the culprits. In this step, the team tracks down the scammer and gets in contact with him. Then the company negotiates an agreement with him, and if he tries to be smart, then he is dragged to court. The last step is to take preventive measures through which you will be able to avoid getting scammed again.
Scams have become common nowadays. No matter how hard you try to avoid but they can still happen. But you should not give up and try your best to recover your amount with the help of Claim Justice if you ever get trapped. Scamming is an illegal act, and scammers must be dealt with according to laws so that they don't harm anyone in the future.
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Carbon monoxide fear Staffordshire Moorlands
One crew attended the scene.
Firefighters sealed off Tunstall Road in Biddulph. (Image: Google Maps)
Firefighters closed off a road in a Staffordshire Moorlands town due to fears there could have been carbon monoxide in a property.
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service sealed off Tunstall Road in Biddulph at 7.10pm after being called to the scene around 6.55pm today (February 2).
One crew, from Biddulph, attended the building, which was located between Well Street and the A527.
A Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman said: "We were called at around 6.55pm and it looks as though the crews recorded a negative reading for carbon monoxide.
Police name man, 29, found dead near city fire station
"There was no fire in the property."
Carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless, tasteless gas, that is poisonous.
Symptoms of carbon monoxide and what to do once exposed
A headache is the most common symptom of carbon monoxide poisoning.
dizziness and nausea (feeling sick)
vomiting (being sick)
tiredness and confusion
shortness of breath and difficulty breathing
If you believe you have been poisoned you should seek medical attention.
Inform any medical staff you believe you have been poisoned by carbon monoxide and give them information as to why you believe this to be the case.
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service recommends asking for an immediate blood test as a delayed analysis could show a false negative.
Anyone who believes they have an appliance emitting carbon monoxide is urged to call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999.
The appliance should be switched off and gas supplies should be switched off.
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service