A UN report, "Biodegradable Plastics and Marine Litter: Misconceptions, Concerns and Impacts on Marine Environments," argues that the adoption of plastic products labelled as 'biodegradable' will not bring about a significant decrease either in the quantity of plastic entering the ocean or the risk of physical and chemical impacts on the marine environment, on the balance of current scientific evidence.
The objective of the UN briefing paper was to provide a concise summary of some of the key issues surrounding the biodegradability of plastics in the oceans, and whether the adoption of biodegradable plastics will reduce the impact of marine plastics overall. According to the paper, it has been suggested that plastics considered to be 'biodegradable' may play an important role in reducing the impact of ocean plastics. Labelling a product as biodegradable may be seen as a technical fix that removes responsibility from the individual.
However, polymers which will biodegrade in the terrestrial environment, under favorable conditions (e.g. AcC, PBS, PCL, PES, PVA), also biodegrade in the marine environment, but much more slowly and their widespread use is likely to lead to continuing littering problems and undesirable impacts.
A further disadvantage of the more widespread adoption of 'biodegradable' plastics is the need to separate them from the non-biodegradable waste streams for plastic recycling to avoid compromising the quality of the final product.
The inclusion of a pro-oxidant, such as manganese, in oxo-degradable polymers is claimed to promote fragmentation by UV irradiation and oxygen. The fate of these fragments (microplastics) is unclear, but it should be assumed that oxo-egradable polymers will add to the quantity of microplastics in the oceans, until overwhelming independent evidence suggests otherwise. Oxo-degradable polymers do not fragment rapidly in the marine environment (i.e. persist > 2-5 years) and so manufactured items will continue to cause littering problems and lead to undesirable impacts.
The study states that some of the claims and counter-claims about particular types of polymer, and their propensity to biodegrade in the environment, appear to be influenced by commercial interests. Some evidence albeit limited suggests that public perceptions about whether an item is biodegradable can influence littering behavior; i.e. if a bag is marked as biodegradable it is more likely to be discarded inappropriately.
The report was commissioned by the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities (GPA).


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Unseasonal weather means most mountain passes – including some super-high roads – are still open. Also, winter tyres now mandatory in Austrian ice and/or snow and parts of Italy.
Plus, the results are in from the UK/European police's road crime campaign. Trouble at the Turkey-Bulgaria border. Cars torched in Istanbul suburb. Drivers in France can now take to the roads from the age of fifteen. Students in Zurich break the word acceleration record.
Mild weather means even some super-high roads are still driveable, but winter tyres are a must.
H28 Ofenpass near the Italian border in east Switzerland: Open (Offen, Ouvert, Aperto) as opposed to Closed (Geschlossen or Gesperrt, Ferme, Chiuso). Photo @DriveEurope.
Russia is looking forward to thirty five years of severe winter weather with temperatures routinely expected to reach -33⁰C this January.
Meanwhile the rest of the Continent braces ahead of a predicted Arctic Winter.
So far however temperatures have been quite mild. Heavy rain this week in the Alps, especially the west, may mean more snow at the highest altitudes. Lower down however, the snow which fell the week before last will be washed away (and might even cause major flooding).
Low temperatures are not expected generally until mid-November at the earliest.
The net effect is that more mountain passes than usual are still open.
According to the ADAC's Alpine Road Report, the only roads definitely closed so far are Great St. Bernard, Furka, Grimsel, Susten and Klausen Passes in Switzerland; Grossglockner, Maltatal and Nockalmstrasse in Austria; Gavia and Passo di Pennes (overnight) in Italy and Agnel in France.
Staller Sattel in Austria closes today while Timmelsjoch and Solkpass shut this week.
Nufenen, San Bernardino and Little St Bernard in Switzerland, Umbrail and Stelvio in Italy and the super-high Galibier in France (2704m, 8870ft) are all on notice but no dates have been set yet says the ADAC.
Meanwhile, from 1 November, winter tyres are compulsory in Austria in wintery conditions, and in mountainous areas of Italy (see more on Winter Tyre Rules Around Europe).
While winter tyres (or snow chains) are not needed by law in some countries, e.g. Switzerland, they should be used in all mountain regions. Weather conditions can change without warning. For more on Alpine roads see our PassFinder.
roundup: BULGARIA. Complaints from Turkish truck drivers about alleged corruption saw national security agency DANS close the Lesovo border crossing yesterday according to Novinite news agency. It's not clear if/when it reopens (update: the border point has now re-opened). TURKEY. Seven cars were torched in a mystery attack in Küçükçekmece, a western suburb of Istanbul early on Sunday morning says Today's Zaman. Meanwhile, vehicle scanners – to detect, among other things, radioactivity – are to be rolled out this year at the country's 22 border crossing points says Trend news agency. FRANCE. As of 1 November (Saturday) French drivers can get behind the wheel from the age of 15, as long as they are accompanied. They can take the test from seventeen and a half, and drive unaccompanied from age eighteen.
Students from Zurich's ETH technical university broke the world acceleration record today. AMZ Racing Team's 'Grimsel' electric car raced from rest to 100kmh in 1.785s at the military airfield in Dubendorf to the east of the city. The previous record stood at 2.134s, set by students from Delft in the Netherlands. The four wheel drive Grimsel weighs 168kg and produces 200bhp from four in-wheel motors. Combined torque stands at 1630Nm. The top speed was achieved in less than thirty meters. Team sponsors included BMW Group and Caterpillar.


Most employers are failing to collect information on how many disabled or ethnic minority workers they employ, which is putting their careers at risk, according to a new report.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) called for mandatory reporting on staff recruitment, retention and promotion by ethnicity and disability, saying the lack of information was "worrying".
Just 3% of organisations measure differences in pay and progression between different ethnicities and disabled and non-disabled staff, said the EHRC.
Most employers agreed it was a priority to have a diverse workforce, but fewer than half collected data on whether workers were disabled, and only a third monitored employee ethnicity.
Just over half of 435 employers surveyed said they faced barriers to collecting the data, such as being too obtrusive or onerous.
Caroline Waters, deputy chairwoman of the EHRC, said: "We've seen how mandatory reporting has led to employers redoubling efforts to address their gender pay gaps.
"We need the same level of scrutiny and focused action on opportunities for disabled and ethnic minority staff in the workplace.
"Collecting meaningful data will give employers the insight they need to tackle the underlying causes of inequality and ensure that disabled people and those from ethnic minorities enjoy a working environment that allows them to reach their full potential."
Neil Heslop (pictured), chief executive of the Leonard Cheshire charity, said: "This report highlights the barriers to disabled people entering and progressing in the workplace.
"It underscores the need for employers to appropriately collect and use quality data to develop careers and assure fair remuneration.
"Too many disabled people are worried about declaring their disability in fear of being discriminated against. Our own research found that more than a fifth of employers say they would be less likely to employ someone if they have a disability."
Matthew Fell, the CBI's chief UK policy director, said: "This research rightly finds that improving workforce diversity is a priority for businesses.
"It's true that what gets measured gets done, so businesses will welcome steps to help them collect diversity data, set targets and track progress, as well as understand the issues faced by different groups of workers.
"Any reporting must be done in a way that is supported by both businesses and employees, to avoid companies doing the bare minimum and to address legitimate staff concerns about intrusiveness where sample sizes are small."
A Government spokesman said: "We want to ensure that everyone has the same opportunity to progress in the workplace and achieve their potential.
"It's really promising that 600,000 more disabled people have moved into work in the last four years, but we want to go much further, and we're committed to seeing one million more disabled people in work by 2027.
"Last year we published the McGregor-Smith review which set out what employers can do to improve ethnic diversity within their organisations, including encouraging employers to report their ethnicity pay gap."
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By Charlie Wilson
There is no doubt that Covid-19 has had a catastrophic impact on the creative sector.
The industry has halted the production of many films around the world, both large and small scale, and forced everyone to consider the future of film making and reimagine the opportunities.
The most daunting prospect is that it might not go back to 'normal', especially for those big budget large-scale productions such as 'Outlaw King' and 'Outlander', which have a fantasy, semi-mythical story with hundreds of extras and a huge crew.
However, it is not all doom and gloom; I see this as an opportunity. I am one of several film makers and producers with an audacious vision to build a motion picture industry in the region and create feature films for global audiences.
Working together, we can craft a contemporary new narrative about who we are, showing the diverse, multi-cultural society we live in, that is beyond the kilts, battles and castles. It is time to focus on the growth of smaller scale productions that tell the stories of Scotland in an authentic way. Not only is there is an abundance of great authentic stories across the Highlands and islands just waiting to be told, Scotland is largely a freelance screen workforce and we are well used to adapting the essential skills needed to work in this competitive field.
With the current challenges to usual face to face interactions, producers now must look to new methods of film production. There is an urgent need for digital creativity, using innovative 'virtual techniques' and post-production solutions.
'The Future of Film' report published by King's College London earlier this year placed emphasis on the future of film being inclusive, sustainable and ready to reward innovation and creativity. With working remotely becoming more widely accepted and the gap between professional and amateur technologies closing, there is potential for more economically viable and environmentally sustainable film making post pandemic.
We do make films in Scotland. There are some truly skilled film makers in our region with multi-disciplinary skill sets that are bringing together diverse worldviews and perspectives to educate, inform and entertain through film.
The Highlands and islands has been my home for over 25 years, and from this stunning location I successfully run a production company, lead the Contemporary Film Making degree programme at the University of the Highlands and Islands and I continue to work for national and international broadcasters as well as film, theatre and radio production.
These are challenging times for the creative industries, however during the pandemic I have been fortunate to be able to continue to collaborate remotely with another film maker and a producer based in the south of England, on the adaptation of a novel, set in the Highlands, for a screenplay.
With my partner Ali Murray, our film production company 'bigboxnetwork, based in Caithness, has retained its schedule of feature films in development and for production. All the films are based on narratives from the Highlands, and we shall begin filming on location in the far north this October. The need to work with actors and crew in a safe working environment will be facilitated by deploying a very small film crew, with two performers working in a socially distanced manner.
Having originally trained as an actor/director and obtaining my degree in Theatre at Dartington College of Arts, I benefited greatly from working with many touring theatre companies and theatre makers. I am extremely passionate about nurturing autonomous film makers of the future and have been fortunate to be involved in the development of the BA (Hons) Contemporary Film Making programme at North Highland College UHI.
It is important to provide our learners with a solid understanding of the practical application of narrative storytelling through moving image and sound, plus equip them with the skills they need to operate globally and adapt to ever changing environments.
I am proud that in its first intake the programme has attracted students from all over the world. We currently have students on the degree programme from South America, Poland, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Italy and France as well as students from the Highlands and throughout Scotland and the UK which has put the Highlands and Islands of Scotland on the map for film education.
This is the first film course of its kind in the UK to be delivered in this way and I often have industry contacts and universities asking 'how is it possible?', especially now due to the issues caused by the pandemic.
The University of the Highlands and Islands has the experience, knowledge and practical skills to deliver the course in this fashion having been delivering a personalised learning experience to our students for over 20 years. The teaching approach combines the use of online technologies with real time support and some face to face teaching opportunities, which means that our students can access the programme from wherever they are in the world.
Students are challenged to be self-critical when looking at their own practice and that is not always easy. Reflecting on what was a challenging final academic session with the suspension of face-to-face teaching and several students having to cancel their shoots, it also provided learning identical to industry.
Whilst several students had shot some of their work and were able to complete their films, for others they had to change their projects and complete the work in a lockdown environment, not always possible for a narrative that includes several characters and a site-specific location.
However, like everyone else, we have made the best of the situation and adapted where possible and we were delighted that so far, some of our students in our first graduation class achieved first class honours, producing work of exceptional scope, quality and entertain.
Keep watching the end credits for the next wave of talented film and screen makers – home grown in our region, entertaining the crowds and sharing the unique stories of Scotland in their own distinctive ways.
Charlie Wilson is the programme leader of the BA (Hons) Contemporary Film Making University of the Highlands and Islands and is a director at bigboxnetwork.
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Rootstocks for Florida Stone Fruit Rootstocks have been used in many tree fruit systems to provide growth advantages or pest or disease resistance without affecting productivity and fruit quality.
Subtropical peach production includes many practices, such as site selection, orchard design, and disease, weed, and insect management through to harvest.
Over the years, peach tree short life (also known as bacterial canker complex) and Armillaria root rot (ARR) have been the most common causes of premature mortality among peaches in the Southeastern U.S.
Florida's mild winter climate and early spring season offer unique opportunities for early-season peach and nectarine production. Currently, Florida produces some of the earliest commercial-quality peaches and nectarines in North America.
Rootstock use in tree fruit crops has greatly enhanced the adaptability and longevity of orchards worldwide. Budded or grafted fruit trees are composed of the scion (fruiting portion) and the rootstock (rooting portion).
The popularity of new peach orchards in Florida is really taking off! With all the enthusiasm for growing and learning about a new crop, be sure to think through the basics of establishment and make a solid start to your new endeavor.
Peach cultivars developed by UF/IFAS have opened the door for an entire new crop selection for Florida growers.
Picking the best location is the first step in preferred production of this fruit tree.
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Phil Rucks On Peach Nursery Trees Phillip Rucks Nursery in Frostproof is one of the largest citrus nursery tree providers in the state.
Newly developed non-melting flesh varieties are allowing growers in the Sunshine State the chance to find their niche.


How to Make Gears All production processes are geared towards creating added value. A gear manufacturer's objectives are defined by product costs, volumes, and deadlines. A combination of various production processes are employed in the manufacture of gears. Process used in the manufacture of gears include blanking, forging, powder metallurgy, extrusion, and casting. Various types of gears are available to suit different needs. The various kinds include worm gears, bevel gears, gear racks, spur and helical gears. To classify gears; manufacturers look at the positioning of the gear shaft. Differences between gear types depend on the particular mechanical configuration of how force is transmitted in its application field. When selecting gears, you are required to evaluate a variety of factors. As a result of tremendous advances in the manufacture of gears, it is possible to produce gears efficiently and quickly. A variety of machines are available that facilitate the manufacture of gears. Production processes can be either fully automated, manual, or semi-automatic. Machining is the most common manufacturing process that involves shaping and hobbing. Large volumes of gears are manufactured using machine based techniques. Hobbing employs dedicated machines to make gears. In hobbing, a gear blank is moved towards a rotating hob until the proper depth is achieved. Once the right depth is reached, a hob cutter is passed across the gears face until all gear teeth are complete. The grinding process utilizes a multi-point cutter on a grinding wheel to create the desired gear type. Typically, the grinding process is used in the manufacture of hardened gears. But the process is rather slow and only useful in the manufacture of high quality gears.
Without an understanding of the mechanical properties of materials used in gear production, it is impossible to create high quality gears. It is equally true where production depends on standardized designs. Required knowledge includes an understanding of formulas used to determine gear sizes and strengths, speed ratios, technical language, gear types and rotational directions. Other factors to consider are backlashes, teeth forms, and thicknesses, ISO and AGMA precisions classes, gear assembly accuracy, heat, and materials treatment.
Accordingly, the gear design process relies on industry level standards to improve the quality and performance of gears. To ensure the production of high quality gears, assessment of production facilities and techniques is necessary. Reverse engineering gears is one of the most used of benchmarking standards. Reverse engineering entails the computation of design parameters for the specific gear type. Despite gear calculations and parameters being standardized, the task is often complex. However, in most instances, the accuracy of reverse engineering can be improved substantially. As the process is iterative, it requires the performance of repetitive measurements. Measurements are intended to take into account deviations from the design, measurement uncertainty, and wear of either custom made gears, worm gears, spur and helical gears.


On celebration of Qatar National Day, Cultural Village Foundation-Katara launched "Katara Market" on Tuesday at its esplanade. The market comprises diverse Pavilions and shops for selling handicrafts, gifts and artistic holdings.
The General Manager of Katara Dr. Al Sulaiti pointed out that Katara Cultural Forum has launched Katara market with an aim of turning cultural projects into industries through elevating and honing the skills of Qatari talented youth in the field of culture and arts in one place in order to achieve Katara's objectives in regard of enhancing the cultural industries.
Katara General Manager noted that launching Katara market is sought to keep pace with the current phase included in the strategy that lies in increasing disseminating the cultural heritage and awareness on the internal and external levels through hosting diverse heritage and cultural events.


Most of the members of this group live in tropical or semi-tropical parts of the world. The term "pigeon" refers to the larger and "dove" to the smaller species in this group, although this usage is not consistent. Most pigeons and doves have plump bodies and soft plumage. The Washington members of this group are drab, but some have iridescent patches. Pigeons and doves are all strong fliers. One unique trait of this family is the ability to drink without tipping the head back, something no other bird can do. Pigeons and doves feed on seeds and fruits. Unlike many granivorous birds that switch to a diet of insects when raising young, pigeons have a unique system for feeding their young. Both males and females produce in their crops a protein- and fat-rich liquid called "pigeon milk," which they feed to their young. Most pigeons and doves lay clutches of one or two eggs.
Status: Common resident east. Uncommon west.
The Mourning Dove is the most slender of Washington's pigeons and doves. It has a long tail that tapers to a point. Its plumage is brownish gray with a buff-colored belly and wings of light gray. The beak is black, and the legs are orange. Adults have black spots on their wings and a slight iridescence at the nape of the neck. The black eye is surrounded by a light blue eye-ring. Juveniles look much like adults, but their plumage is lightly mottled.
Mourning Doves are found in a variety of habitats where open areas and forests meet. They are common in suburban environments and along roadsides, both of which traditionally provide edge habitat. They adapt well to human habitation and thrive in grain-producing fields of eastern Washington.
Mourning Doves forage mostly on the ground, visit bird feeders, and often roost on telephone or power lines. In July and August before migration, they form post-breeding flocks. The Mourning Dove produces a mournful hooting, which is often mistaken for an owl.
Seeds make up 99% of their diet. Mourning Doves swallow grit to help digest hard seeds and grain.
In warm climates, the Mourning Dove is a prolific breeder, producing up to six broods per year, more broods than any other native North American species. In the Pacific Northwest, it has been reported that as many as three broods have been produced in a single season by a single pair. The male leads the female to potential nest sites. When she chooses one, he brings nest materials and she builds the nest, a flimsy platform of twigs. Nests are typically located in a tree or shrub, but may be on the ground, on a building ledge, or other structure. The female lays two eggs, and both parents incubate for two weeks. Both males and females produce in their crops "pigeon milk," a protein- and fat-rich liquid, which they feed to their young. After two weeks, the young leave the nest, although they stay close by and are fed by the parents for another 1-2 weeks.
Some birds remain year round over most of their breeding range, but many move south in the fall, migrating in flocks mostly by day. Migrants arrive on the breeding grounds in March or April, and most leave by October.
Agricultural practices, development, and forest management have all increased available habitat in western Washington, which has led to a range expansion in this area. In eastern Washington, available breeding habitat has also increased. However, all throughout the state, hunting pressure keeps the population in check.
The Mourning Dove is common and widespread at low elevations throughout eastern Washington, and fairly common but local in western Washington. Some birds may be seen year round on the east and the west sides of the mountains, but they are less common in the winter. Migrants return in March and early April and leave at the end of September.


Lucille Cassis, from Father Bill's & MainSpring is a guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk! Lucille discusses the organization's signature event, FoodFest, which was held this year at the Launch in Hingham. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Johnny "Drama" Alves, a star on A&E's hit reality television series, Walhburgers is a special guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk! Johnny calls in to chat with Kevin, Joe and special guest co-host Stu Kirsch about his relationship with Mark Walhberg, being on the TV show Walhburgers and his own music career. He also shares details about an upcoming show, as Johnny Drama and his Funky Entourage will play Plymouth's Memorial Hall. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Keri Rodrigues, At-Large Member of the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee is a special guest on this segment of Monday Night Talk! Keri joins host Kevin Tocci and Geoffrey Morrissey to talk about the first day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and shares details of what the day has been like and what speakers she'll be looking forward to seeing and hearing. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Brockton Mayor Bill Carpenter is a guest on this episode of Monday Night Talk! Mayor Carpenter discusses the discovery of synthetic marijuana in a local convenience store, plus he provides an update on the city removing an encampment once known as Tent City and hiring of a Director of Communications and Community Relations for the Brockton Police Department. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
State Representative Geoff Diehl is a guest during this episode of Monday Night Talk! Rep Diehl calls on the first day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and shares details of what the day has been like and what speakers he's looking forward to seeing. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Ayala Brown, a former American Idol contestant and Nashville recording artist is a guest on this segment of Monday Night Talk! Ayala talks to host Kevin Tocci and Ryan Stanton as she prepares to perform at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. She also shares details about returning to in her home to Massachusetts on Friday, August 5th for a show at The Spire called Nashville's Rising Stars. For more info on the show visit www.spirecenter.org/. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Bishop Tony Branch and Jacob Tagger, from Brockton's Diversity Commission are guests during this special segment of Monday Night Talk! Tony and Jacob discuss how the recent events involving the death of two black men and police officers in Louisiana and Minnesota has triggered protests and rallies around that country and in the city of Brockton. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
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State Representative candidate Joan Meschino is a guest during this segment of Monday Night Talk! Joan, who was running for the senate seat in the Plymouth Norfolk district, talks about her decision to exit the senate race and run for the soon to be vacated 3rd Plymouth District State Rep seat. For more information about Stephen's campaign for office, please visit his website; www.joanmeschino.com/. Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com or "like" and post a comment on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mondaynighttalkon959fmwatd. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today! © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
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President Donald Trump and his administration are examining ways to make Americans feel safer in their schools and churches, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday, while rejecting arguments following Saturday's shooting at the Chabad of Poway synagogue that his rhetoric is inflaming people to act out violently.
"I don't think anything could be further from the truth," Sanders told Fox News' "Fox and Friends."
"We have a president that has a heart for people. That's why he ran, became president. He cares about people, he cares about this country. He wants to see it succeed on every level."
Trump has condemned not only the weekend shooting, but "all acts of evil, of hatred and racism and bigotry, and we will continue to do that" said Sanders, calling blaming the president a "complete misrepresentation" of who he is and what he is trying to do.
Meanwhile, "nothing could be a worse thing" than to have violence hit a place of worship, Sanders said, pointing out that Trump has spoken with Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein and Poway Mayor Steve Vaus to offer condolences on the behalf of the country.
"You should never have to feel what those individuals felt in that synagogue over this weekend," she said. "We have to call out this type of anti-Semitic behavior, racism, bigotry. We have to call it out by name, we have to continue to identify it, and make sure that people know it is evil and look at it right in the face and call it exactly that."
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When I was little, I had terrible teeth. Big, ugly, rabbit teeth. Each tooth had a mind of its own and grew in a different direction to the one next to it- I'm not kidding. It was terrible.
I didn't mind too much- after all, I'd grown up with them. But I tried to hide them as much as possible- like smiling with my mouth closed (at least for photos). Which wasn't an easy thing. Because when I'm happy, I just can't seem to close my mouth! Looking back at photos, especially those in year 6, I can't tell which ones I look worse in- the ones where I'm trying to close my mouth but end up with a funny face or the ones which I just let my teeth stick out. School photos were horrible because the photographer always made us say something like 'yes' (actually they still do….) and not only would that be awkward (the way it still is), but I'd have to try to close my mouth lightning fast, which I never managed to do.
I never really noticed how much I smiled until someone called me 'smiley'. I sometimes smile instead of saying hello, I smile when I'm embarassed, I smile when I don't know how to respond to something. I even finish sentences with smiley faces, both on my blog posts and in comments 😉 My fingers just wander over to the smiley face sign instead of a full stop……..
My mum had promised me she'd make these with me, after reading it in one of her chinese cookbooks. But being busy with school work and various other things, this promise got forgotten until one day, after school, a food topic on the chinese radio triggered my memory. Off I went on a rant about how my mother had promised me to cook all these things but we've never gotten around to doing them (to be fair, she keeps a LOT more of her promises than I do), which eventually led to her suggesting we make these cookies right there and then!
1. Mix together the water, sugar, baking powder and baking soda until the sugar has dissolved.
2. Whisk in the egg and slowly add in the oil.
formed. Turn it out onto a hard surface and knead until the dough is smooth.
5. Roll the pieces into balls. Then, place in a sieve and sprinkle with water. (you don't want it to be too wet). Then roll the balls in sesame until the entire surface of each ball is covered. To do this, I sprinkle the sesame into a tray , dump the balls of dough in and shake the tray around so that the balls are covered. I find it easier to work with about 10 balls at a time.
6. Heat the oil in a large pot (or wok) until 120C then place as many balls as can fit into the oil. They will initially sink to the bottom, and then rise after around 2-3 minutes. When the cookies split open (or 'smile') and turn golden brown (around 6-8 minutes), take them out and let cool a while (unless you want a burnt tongue….) before eating.
I don't think I have tried these cookies…but must be very good….the aroma of sesame….
Awww, kids can be so cruel can't they? I'm sure you have a beautiful smile 🙂 And like you , I cannot resist the smiley emoticon too.
I think I have tasted these and really liked them, glad to have the recipe to give them a go. They really look very moreish, i'm sure I wouldn't be able to stop at one.
These cookies look delightful. I can see why you enjoy these cookie treats.
I enjoyed the story. Being called "Smiley" is a good thing.
Absolutely lovely post. Love your childhood story and I smiled when I read that you tried to shove away your mother's hands when she tried to get to the dough… The cookies look really beautiful. Must make these for Chinese New Year. ….Keep Smiling!
Your cookies are too cute! Smiley couldn't be a better name by the way.
I have something waiting for you on my blog… (Towards the end of my latest post).
my teeth were terrible too, and although braces were such a hassle and often painful, it was worth it! i love these cookies and their name–very interesting post!
i always thought these were really hard to make but seeing how good yours look, i might actually give it a go. thanks for posting the recipe!
Thanks for sharing your story! And these cookies look so cute! I love the sesame seeds in them!
OMGosh, Von – you actually commented on my blog! I have had you posted under teen bloggers for months now. Great cookies.
Haha… the teeth comment is hilarious – my husband would say I have awful teeth NOW! ANyway, the cookies look yummy – especially with the sesame – would definitely add a wonderful texture to the cookies.
Great, looks like your cookies all wear a good smile. I have not been seeing them around for a while but they will be available every where during the Chinese New Year.
Thanks for dropping by : ).
Hey Von, conratulations! These cookies look beautiful and pretty successful too. I'm realy happy for you. Hope you're having a nice day.


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Wadesboro - Christopher Smith, "AKA Chris" was born February 14, 1971 in Anson County to the late Roosevelt Smith and the late Reatha Mae Smith Burr. He was one of seven children. Christopher grew up in Lilesville and attended Anson County public schools and later he fulfilled his goal to receive his GED. Chris was known for his sense of humor, loving to joke around and do card tricks. He never met a stranger and he loved spending time with family and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Maurice R. Smith. He leaves to cherish his loving memories, his sons, Xauvier Gainey, Devonta Bennett and Jaylan Smith all of Wadesboro, NC; his daughter, Bria Smith of Winston-Salem, NC; his grandson, Royalty Bennett of Winston Salem, NC; his stepfather, David Burr of Wadesboro, NC; his sisters, Rosa Clark (Tommy) of Wadesboro, NC, Mae Smith (Charlie) of Jonesboro, GA, Eliza C. Sheppard (Burkhard) of Monroe, NC, Retha Little (Tim) of Lilesville, NC and Ann Ellerbe of Jonesboro, GA; a host of nieces and nephews and their families; and his uncle, James Lindsey (Christine) of Wingate, NC and a special friend, Tamica Sturdivant. The funeral service is 2:00 pm Sunday, August 15, 2021, in the Chapel of Leavitt Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Henry Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Lilesville. The public viewing will be Saturday from 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm at the funeral home and the family is meeting at the home of his sister on 66 Dogwood St.
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This prospective, randomized study found only slight differences in one-year results between patients who received a standard in-the-bag multifocal IOL and those who received an in-the-bag monofocal IOL with an additional multifocal IOL in the sulcus.
The rationale for add-on multifocal IOLs is that if the patient is unhappy later, the multifocal lens can be more easily removed from the sulcus than from the bag. However, I think that the relatively low rate of patients who later require lens exchange after multifocal lens implantation will limit this method from becoming the standard of practice.
Subjects in the study included 38 patients who received an in-the-bag multifocal IOL or an in-the-bag monofocal IOL with an additional three-piece multifocal IOL in the sulcus.
At one-year follow-up, there were only slight differences in visual acuity at all distances. All patients achieved a UDVA of 0.1 logMAR or better and an uncorrected intermediate/near visual acuity of 0.3 logMAR or better. The add-on multifocal IOL group showed slightly better results in contrast sensitivity at high spatial frequencies under almost all lighting conditions.
A slightly higher proportion of patients who received the single multifocal IOL expressed high satisfaction. A smaller proportion of patients who received an additional IOL reported disturbing light phenomena compared with those who received the single multifocal IOL. No patients decided to undergo a lens exchange during the one-year study period.
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Rev. Dr. William Fairfield Warren (1833-1929) was a professor of systematic theology and first president of Boston University and a member of a number of learned societies. In 1885 he published a work[078] in which he advanced the idea of the North Pole having held the cradle of the human race and that it was submerged in The Deluge. His book also touches on the possibility of a Pole Shift.
Warren's book can now be accessed on-line(a) , where a review of it, is also available(b) .
Incidentally, it is recorded that a Rev. W. F. Warren presided at the wedding of 'Wild Bill' Hickock to Agnes Lake between 1869 and 1872!
*Jason Colavito reviewed Warren's book over a century later, in which he also notes that the British Prime Minister and Homeric scholar, William Gladstone, already a fan of Ignatius Donnelly was supportive of some of Warren's ideas (c).*
Bal Gangadar Tilak, an Indian independence campaigner, was so impressed by Warren's ideas that in his own book, Arctic Home in the Vedas, he chose to locate the lost Paradise of Airyana Vaejo in the Arctic.
More recently, Professor Sergey Teleguin has again drawn attention to Tilak's work that identifies elements in the Mayan Popul Vuh that suggest that its origins were in the far north, in Ultima Thule. He concludes with the thought that perhaps the Indo-European and Mayan ancestors came from the true North Pole. Teleguin's article although originally in Russian, was published, in Spanish, on an Argentinian website.
Teleguin has written more extensively on a possible Arctic origin for civilisation in his 2011 book, Hyperborea – The Sacred Birthplace of Humanity: Scientific Reference Book (Russian).
(a) https://www.sacred-texts.com/earth/pf/index.htm
*(b) https://publicdomainreview.org/2012/09/06/the-last-great-explorer-william-f-warren-and-the-search-for-eden/
(c) https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/was-the-garden-of-eden-at-the-north-pole*
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Q: cant get my desire result of max(like) i wanted a query where a user can retrieve max like on a post of his particular friend.
means a query can calculate maximum likes in the post of the user's friend and show it (12 june, 123+ likes, Ayan)
SESSION_ID = 17.
ACCEPTED FRIENDS ID= 14,15,16
database image ->
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=879866a
As we can see in the table user 14 got maximum likes (5 likes )
user 15 got 3 likes
Now my query,
<?php
               include('config.php');
        $resultlp = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM friends WHERE requested='".$_SESSION['SESS_MEMBER_ID'] ."' and status='accepted' ");
            while($row3 = mysql_fetch_array($resultlp))
                                  {
                                 $qwe=$row3['addedby']; //result to make an array of friends

        //second result (PROBLEM HERE)-->
$resultm = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM comment where  commentid ='$qwe' and like_count= (select max(like_count) from comment where  commentid ='$qwe') ");
while($rowm1 = mysql_fetch_array($resultm))
        {
$id=$rowm1['name'];
$lc=$rowm1['like_count'];
$result44 = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM members where id='$id'");
while($row44 = mysql_fetch_array($result44))
                    {
        $namel=$row44['fname'];}

                }  }
                ?>

the result is fetching the value in  id=64 but it should be fetch the value of id=70 because he gets maximum likes.
suppose I have 3 friends, my id = 17 and friend id (14,15,16)...they made a post...and they get likes.. in the database pic you can see,commentid=14 gets maximum likes(id=70)..i want to fetch that value but instead of this, query getting the value of commentid=15 id=64

A: You can try this:
    $resultm = mysql_query("SELECT id,commentid,content,name,MAX(like_count) as max_likes FROM comment where commentid='$qwe' group by commentid ");

This query will give you the result row of id 64 for $qwe=15 and row of id 70 for $qwe=14 as the corresponding max like_count.

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Social Work: The Case Worker's Task – 1917
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The Social Case Worker's Task
Mary E. Richmond, Director, Charity Organization Department,
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A Presentation at the 44th Meeting of the National Conference on Social Welfare,
Pittsburgh, PA, June 6-13, 1917 (pp.112-114)
First of all, it would seem necessary for the social case worker to stake out his claim to the word social, for I find that some members of this year's Conference are inclined to dispute it. They assert, for instance, that a recent book of mine should be called Individual Diagnosis because it is not and does not pretend to be a diagnosis of the ills of society. Well, in medicine a diagnosis describes disease as it appears in the individual organism; in botany it describes not the genus but the combination of points which are characteristic of the individual plant. When, therefore, we describe the social difficulties of a human being, as we more completely understand them through a study of his social relationships, it would be tautological to call the description "an individual diagnosis." But it may well be distinguished from physical diagnosis on the one hand and from mental diagnosis on the other by calling it social diagnosis. There may be other uses of these two words in combination, but the use now rapidly being adopted by social case workers is both literal and sound.
It is true that the word social has many meanings. As it has been adopted in the usage of this Conference and is now incorporated into the Conference title, it has a meaning at once more inclusive and more exclusive than some who glibly use the word seem to realize. The criterion of the social, its indispensable element always, is the influence of mind upon mind. This influence may be exercised in a small group, such as the family, the kindred, or the other personal contacts of a given subject, or it may be the result of a loose-jointed but vital international fellowship. Many things termed social lack this essential element utterly because there is no mental interaction within the group. The dependent classes, about which we have heard so much in these conferences, are not a social group at all, nor is any other arbitrary grouping likely to become so. The approach to social questions is a varied one. One may be deeply interested in the manifestations of social relationships in the individual-realizing, indeed, that the individual is their product, that his central self is bounded "by his conscious interests and affections"; or one may instinctively begin at the other end and seek a better adjustment of social relationships by the manipulation of larger units, by what we call mass betterment. Social work includes both approaches; so closely do they interplay that it would be a topheavy and ineffective thing if either were neglected.
Dr. Cabot has just pointed out the folly of trying to treat a portion of the eye without knowing the whole eye. The social life of man is even more complicated than the mechanism of the eye-so complicated that this evening's program might be taken as a partial demonstration of the need of combining many points of view and many explanations when we attempt to be social. The social case worker can hardly hope to effect the best possible adjustment in but one human life awry without seeking the special knowledge of others about occupations, recreations, government, or without seeking the aid of still others whose art is healing the body, and of others again who heal the mind. The social case worker has a specialty, too, however. His, too, is an artthe art (if I may venture a definition) of bringing about better adjustments in the social relationships of individual men, or women, or children. It matters not in what agency, public or private, this is achieved. If this chiefly is what we are doing-whether in a school, a courthouse, a hospital, or wherever-we are social case workers.
It should not have needed these three years, or nearly three, of war to convince us that such adjustments are going to have to be made and on a large scale. That they should be made not athwart the stream of mass progress but in closest sympathy with it, and in closest co-operation, too, with such professions as are represented on this platform tonight, should be self-evident also.
The attitude of some of the social reformers in this Conference toward the social case workers who make up the bulk. of its membership reminds me of an anecdote of the Spanish-American war. A young woman, approaching at that time a man in uniform, inquired, "Are you one of the nation's heroes?" "No, ma'am," he replied. "I'm just a regular." We social case workers are not heroes and do not so regard ourselves, because there are so many of us. The study of men, however, and the advancement of their welfare through the study of their social relationships is no mean task.
We were all interested two years ago in Mr. Flexner's analysis at Baltimore of our professional standing. We had to acknowledge that in so far as (under the name of social case work) we were merely matching folks and disabilities; in so far as we were tagging the one with the other and trying to call in the appropriate practitioner, we richly deserved his characterization of middlemen. Is that really all that we are doing? Too often it is. A reader of social case records sometimes gets the impression that the one who does such work has only to be a good shot. You drop your clients into one pigeon-hole or another, and there you are! The trouble is that there they are, too. But as we listened to Mr. Flexner we were more or less aware that quietly and behind his back, apparently, there was developing a skill quite different in method and in aim from the work that he described. We were not all behaving like the telephone girl at the switchboard who pulls out one plug and pushes in another; many of our social agencies were something better than animated clearing-houses, we felt. In fact, the distinguishing marks of their work were, first, skill in discovering the social relationships by which a given personality had been shaped; second, ability to get at the central core of difficulty in these relationships; and third, power to utilize the direct action of mind upon mind in their adjustment.
If not now, then very soon, the social case workers of this Conference are going to be recognized by the different professional groups that deal with human beings one by one-by the doctors, the jurists, the teachers, for example-as collaborators in a division of work among equals. We shall have a skill of our own, a point of view of our own, and shall act as middlemen to the extent that any professional worker who wants to do a good all-round job must so act, and no further. Nor will the fact that our skill was first developed and first practiced in certain charities damn us utterly, either. More than one of the other professions have worked out their technique under the same capacious mantle.
It seems natural enough to draw my only illustrations of this development, and of the line that I believe it must soon take, from the contacts of the social case worker with medicine. From none have we had more generous recognition of the things that we know how to do than from the best of the physicians.
I have told elsewhere of the first instance on record of seeking social case work advice for a well-to-do patient. The request came from a physician who knew what such skill had meant in his hospital practice and felt that he could not cure his private patient without it. Others have followed this lead in a number of places. Only a few weeks ago a fresh instance came to my attention from a part of our country in which medical-social work is unknown. I found that the secretary of a charity organization society in a town in the far south was often asked by local physicians to help them in pellagra cases which were not complicated by poverty. These doctors had learned to value the art of a social case worker who could discover and touch the hidden springs of interest in patients who were suffering from the horrible depression characteristic of one stage of that disease. They had learned that aggressive cheerfulness was worse than useless with pellagra patients, but that one who knew how to fill in social backgrounds and foregrounds could often find in them somewhere the one thing that would make life seem to the patient worth living.
It would be easy to cite other illustrations in fields far removed from the medical, but I must pass on to the one other point that there is time to make; namely, – to our great need of a deepened sense of professional solidarity and of professional standards. "Battles are not won by phrases" but by knowing every inch of the ground and by a% detailed working together, through methods which all have mastered, toward a common goal. The developments that point toward more social case work under public auspices will be a dismal failure unless we can work out standards and then achieve an enthusiasm for them which will assure their maintenance in our city and state departments.
I was impressed anew with the importance of bestirring ourselves about this after a recent visit from a surgeon who was interested in improving the clinical records of hospitals and dispensaries. He felt that they had been rendered worthless for medical study and progress in the past by the way in which they had been kept, and by the fact that the terminology used for disease had been whatever the private judgment of the different house officers happened to dictate. On the medical side he and his colleagues were making progress in remedying this, but, recognizing the importance of making social data a part of the medical record, he was seeking a terminology of social case work which could be placed beside a medical terminology already adopted in a number of the larger hospitals. It was impossible to tell him where such a terminology could be found because it does not exist. Evidently it will delay medical thinking in certain directions that our own thinking is still so inchoate. A terminology for the whole of social case work cannot be worked out by any one group of practitioners, any more than a medical terminology could be devised by the neurologists alone or by the surgeons alone. But is it not time that we got together and registered our differences, at least, as a preliminary to wearing them down to smaller proportions and building in their stead a common body of knowledge expressed in a language which is our common property?
I know that some leaders feel that this would be quite futile, that social case work as a separate discipline is soon to disappear, to be absorbed into medicine on the one hand and education' on the other. Both of these are welcome to absorb all that they can contain, but there is going to remain a large field quite neglected unless we cultivate it. As democracy advances there can be neither freedom nor equality without that adaptation to native differences, without that intensive study and intensive use of social relationships for which social case work stands.
Source: National Conference on Social Welfare Proceedings On-Line
The web site for this resource is: http://www.hti.umich.edu/n/ncosw/
The proceedings of annual meetings of the NCSW, 1874-1983, are available on the web thanks to a digitization project undertaken by the University of Michigan Library, with assistance from the Social Welfare History Archives at the University of Minnesota. The web site for this resource is: http://www.hti.umich.edu/n/ncosw/
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John Allen Hannah (born April 4, 1951), nicknamed "Hog", is an American former professional football player who was a guard in the National Football League (NFL) for 13 seasons with the New England Patriots. He played college football at the University of Alabama, where he twice received All-American honors, and was selected fourth overall by the Patriots in the 1973 NFL Draft. Considered one of the greatest offensive linemen of all time, Hannah received nine Pro Bowl and seven first-team All-Pro selections. He was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1991 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999. The same year as the former, he became the inaugural inductee of the New England Patriots Hall of Fame.

Early years
Hannah was born in Canton, Georgia, the son of an NFL player, Herbert "Herb" Hannah, an offensive lineman for the University of Alabama.

Hannah was raised in Albertville, Alabama, and participated in high school football, wrestling and track at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He won an individual national championship in wrestling at the National Prep Championship in 1967. His high school coach in football, wrestling and track was Luke Worsham, whom Hannah credited in his induction speech at the Pro Football Hall of Fame: "I want to talk to you about Major Luke Worsham who was my high school coach. He is the guy who really taught me and showed me what love was all about. Because he would shoulder my problems, he would always stand by me to offer me encouragement when things got tough and when things were going awry he would make sure he would correct me and get me right back on track." Hannah played his senior season of high school football at Albertville High School, where he graduated in 1969.

College career
Hannah played tackle and guard for the University of Alabama under Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant from 1970 until 1972, and earned All-American honors twice, in 1971 and then was a Consensus All-American his senior year in 1972. During his tenure Hannah was part of an SEC championship-winning team. He was named to the University of Alabama All-Century Team and also to the Alabama 1970s All-Decade team.
During his time at Alabama he also participated in wrestling, the shot put, and the discus throw. Hannah was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999. Bryant would later say that Hannah was the greatest lineman he ever coached.

Professional career

Hannah joined the Patriots in 1973 as the 4th overall pick in the 1973 NFL Draft. He played his entire professional career in New England. While considered somewhat short by NFL standards, Hannah made up for this with great speed and quickness as well as powerful legs. Hannah excelled as a pass protector, as a run blocker, and as the pulling guard on sweeps. Hannah's commitment to football was very high and he expected the same from each of his teammates, sometimes becoming quite angry if he felt they were not complying. Hannah started the first 13 games of his rookie season of 1973 until a freak leg injury forced him to miss the final game of the year. Along with tackle Leon Gray, the two formed what was generally considered the best guard/tackle tandem in the NFL during the mid to late 1970s. Gray and Hannah also combined with tight end Russ Francis to form one of the strongest left-side trios in the league. Hannah anchored the 1978 offensive line that set an NFL record with 3,165 rushing yards. The record breaking rushing attack of New England did not have a single 1,000 rusher, but did have four players run for more than 500 yards including quarterback Steve Grogan. The team rushing record would eventually be broken by the Baltimore Ravens some four decades later, but the 1978 Patriots also set a league record with 181 rushing first-downs, which still stands as of 2022.

Hannah missed only five games out of a possible 191 because of injuries during his career. He also missed the first three games of the 1977 season when he and Gray held out because of contract disputes. In the 1985 season Hannah helped guide the team to its first AFC title and Super Bowl appearance. Hannah retired from the NFL after playing in Super Bowl XX.

Hannah was named to ten consecutive All-Pro teams (1976–1985), and was named All-AFC 11 times (1974, 1976–1985). He was also selected to play in 9 Pro Bowls. He was voted the Seagram's Seven Crowns of Sports Offensive Lineman of the Year in 1978 and 1980 and won the NFLPA/Coca-Cola Offensive Lineman of the Year Award (voted on by NFL players) three times in four years (1978–1979, 1981).  Hannah was also the winner of the Mack Truck Award for offensive line play five consecutive times (1977–81).  He is also one of the few players to have been named to two different NFL All-Decade Teams (for the 1970s and 1980s). In 1994, he was then selected to the NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team as the #1 guard on the team. In 2019, Hannah was then selected to the NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team.

In 1991, he became the first Patriots player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In 1999, he was ranked number 20 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Football Players, the highest-ranking Patriot, the highest-ranking guard, and the second-ranked offensive lineman behind Anthony Muñoz. In 1991, he became the first player to be inducted into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame.

Coaching career
Hannah became an assistant coach at Governor Dummer Academy in Massachusetts, leaving to accept the head coaching job at Somerville High School in 2004.  While concurrently serving as the city's youth development coordinator, Hannah led the Somerville team through one winless season.  He left to become a special assistant coach at his alma mater, Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 2005. He resigned from his coaching position at the conclusion of Baylor's 2005 football season.

Personal life
Hannah's brothers Charley and David were also All-Conference linemen for the University of Alabama. Charley Hannah played in the NFL from 1977 to 1988 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Raiders.  Charley was a member of the Super Bowl XVIII winning Raiders.

In the summer of 1972 after his junior year, Hannah married his high school sweetheart, Page Pickens, an Alabama cheerleader. They later had a son and a daughter who were raised in Boston.

References

External links
 New England Patriots bio

1951 births
Living people
American football offensive guards
Alabama Crimson Tide football players
New England Patriots players
High school football coaches in Massachusetts
High school football coaches in Tennessee
All-American college football players
American Conference Pro Bowl players
College Football Hall of Fame inductees
National Football League players with retired numbers
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees
Baylor School alumni
People from Albertville, Alabama
People from Canton, Georgia
Sportspeople from the Atlanta metropolitan area
Coaches of American football from Alabama
Players of American football from Alabama


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