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Politics over Policing: #Kashmir
By Tanay Chothani|2016-08-06T19:38:47+05:30August 6th, 2016|Categories: Government, Politics|Tags: Burhan Wani, India, Kashmir|
More than two weeks into the unrest in Kashmir, 47 are dead, more than 3400 injured and Prime Minister Modi won't shy away from playing drums and making big addresses in Mozambique, but in the place which really matters now, Kashmir, the Prime Minister has yet again stunned everyone with his silence, which is slowly starting to
Udta Punjab vs Ghirta Politics: Culture or Censorship?
By Tanay Chothani|2016-06-12T12:45:22+05:30June 12th, 2016|Categories: BJP, Government, Political Parties, Youth|Tags: Censorship, Governance, India, Punjab, Udta Punjab|
By censoring a movie, you can't conceal the big drug menace in Punjab. Today, in Punjab, people are turning to drugs and drinks than to their duties. And to think that the rest of India is unaware about this is being as blinded to reality as Rahul Gandhi is about his leadership skills and
India Foreign Relations: The Diplomatic Superpower: #MissionIndia
By Tanay Chothani|2015-06-29T14:40:11+05:30June 29th, 2015|Categories: BJP, Government, Narendra Modi, NDA|Tags: Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Foreign Relations, India, Narendra Modi|
India has always been destined to lead. From the early ages of human civilizations, when we controlled almost half of the world's GDP, to this date, India is a land of the talented and the powerful. After 2 Centuries of ruthless British rule, we were knocked down, but certainly not knocked out. On August 15th, 1947,
The Grand Visit : Obama and Modi #NamastePOTUS
By Tanay Chothani|2015-01-26T19:24:49+05:30January 26th, 2015|Categories: BJP, Foreign Relations, Government, Narendra Modi, NDA|Tags: Barack Obama, India, Narendra Modi, Republic Day|
Just a year ago, the relationship between the world's biggest democracy and the world's oldest democracy was on collision course. The Devyani Khobragade incident had exploded out of proportions and the relations, which became closest during Manmohan Singh's era, seemed to be nearing a bitter period as Singh's era was finishing. 12 months later, we
Budget 2014 Highlights: Bullet Train To Acchhe Din
By Tanay Chothani|2014-07-12T21:01:15+05:30July 12th, 2014|Categories: Government, Narendra Modi, NDA|Tags: BJP, Budget, Central government, India, Modi Sarkar, Narendra Modi, Union Budget|
The message was clear right from the first line of the Budget Speech, the economy needed some serious revival. One may say that it was a very long and safe budget presented by the union finance minister Arun Jaitley in the Parliament today. However, Mr. Jaitley kept the dream of good days alive with his innovative
The Third Front – Possible in 2014?
By Tanay Chothani|2014-03-23T19:04:59+05:30February 27th, 2014|Categories: Elections, Lok Sabha 2014, Other Parties, Political Parties|Tags: 2014 Lok Sabha, Election 2014, Elections, India, Third Front|
Politics is driven by a primary energy. That energy is belief and thought. The belief that you can help improve things around you. It could be a neighbourhood, a community, a state or a country, and with a larger view, perhaps even the world. Eleven parties in India say they are working to offer a
A Letter to the Future PM-Parliamentary Reforms in India
By Tanay Chothani|2014-02-24T15:05:23+05:30February 24th, 2014|Categories: Constitutional Reforms, Reforms for India|Tags: India, Parliament, Prime minister, Reforms|
June 2014 Dear Prime Minister Sub: Parliamentary Reforms in India Please accept my hearty congratulations on becoming the 14th Prime Minister of India. There was an amazing election battle between many parties in the last 6 months and we have passed the election phase and elected a government. We, the people of India, have great expectations
Monthly Special : Youth In Politics-The Next Big Thing
By Tanay Chothani|2014-02-02T09:19:17+05:30February 2nd, 2014|Categories: Politics, Youth|Tags: India, Politics, Youth|
What can be more noble and satisfying than leading your nation on the path of progress? There is no reason why politics should not attract the best minds in the country. To be a politician, one needs a vision, intelligence and knowledge of political processes, combined with a hands-on approach to grassroots problems. Politics can teach
Deception, Distraction and Democracy – A Month of AAP
By Tanay Chothani|2014-01-31T16:03:06+05:30January 31st, 2014|Categories: Aam Admi Party, AAP, Government, Politics|Tags: 1 month, AAP, Arvind Kejriwal, Government, India, Politics|
On 28th December 2013, when an IITian took oath as the Chief Minister of Delhi, the winds of hope were blowing throughout the nation. A month later, it is not as breezy as before. The AAP now looks like a successful revolution but a not so successful government. Embroiled in controversies, it is ironic that
The Week That Wasn't – The Weekly Satire
By Tanay Chothani|2014-01-31T16:05:08+05:30January 31st, 2014|Categories: Politics, Satire|Tags: Aam Aadmi Party, AAP, Arvind Kejriwal, India, Politics, satire|
It's the weekly satire, back again! Let's go through all the major news events that took place this week: Ugandan Woman identifies Somnath Bharti. The Ugandan Woman who was allegedly assaulted and harassed by a mob lead by Somnath Bharti identified the Law Minister before a magistrate. In return, Somnath Bharti also identified the Ugandan


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Hope and Renewal are what we at SAFE are all about when it comes to supporting people affected by domestic abuse.
So when we were asked to get involved with a local arts project with that theme, we jumped at the chance.
We were contacted by a Honiton-based sculptor, Martin Staniforth, who was among the many thousands of people shocked and upset by the near-destruction of Exeter's historic Royal Clarence Hotel on Cathedral Green in a massive fire last October. But Martin wanted to create a piece of art that focused not on devastation, but on recovery and hope for the future.
Charred timber turned into art
He obtained around a tonne of burned and charred timber from the wreckage of the hotel and successfully applied to the Devon Community Foundation for a grant to fund the project. Then he approached SAFE to see if people who'd been helped by us would like to take part in a creative workshop, contributing ideas based on their own feelings and experiences to the design of the sculpture.
At the end of April SAFE's volunteer co-ordinator Sarah Richards and Martin Staniforth jointly ran the workshop – which also included people supported by the head injuries charity Headway - and the sculpture was unveiled on Cathedral Green on May 13th.
The message of the sculpture
Martin said, "Some of these timbers came from trees that grew in the 1500s. Rather than be thrown away, this wood now has a new life.
"The theme of 'Hope & Renewal' explores how, after disaster, there is always something else. Life moves on. This project resonates with people on an individual basis, a community basis and, perhaps, on a global basis too. There is a lot going on in the world right now that speaks to this theme. Several charities have also embraced the concept for the way it can support individuals on a journey of recovery."
"Many people have been visibly moved by the theme and are hugely grateful that a substantial tribute has been created. On viewing the piece, some are reminded of a phoenix, some of a shipwreck reaching up to the sky, some of an organic growing form."
Where to see it
The sculpture will go on display at Powderham Castle from June 16 until July 16th, and in Teignmouth near the lighthouse from July 22 - Sep 13 as part of TRAIL. Other locations are being considered too, and a smaller version is being considered, to be placed in a permanent location in Exeter.
Photographers join the project
As part of the Hope and Renewal project, Martin also ran a photography competition, inviting entries from photographers exploring the same theme. The winning pictures go on display at a private view on Friday 9th June and the free exhibition runs at the CoLab at Exeter CVS in King William Street from June 12th-16th. It will also be in Teignmouth from July 22nd until September 13th. Other gallery spaces are confirming if they can take the photos and everyone is welcome to suggest where and when the photos could appear.
* Photo taken by Rhodri Cooper: Martin Staniforth is front row far left, Ben Bradshaw centre, Sarah Richards, Jacinta Wainwright and Kate Tompsett from SAFE are front row far right.
Published: 5th June, 2017
Author: Philippa Davies
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Темирбек Газибеков (1898 год, Туркестанский край, Российская империя — дата смерти неизвестна, Ворошиловабадский район, Таджикская ССР) — звеньевой колхоза имени Ленина Ворошиловабадского района Сталинабадской области, Таджикская ССР. Герой Социалистического Труда (1948).

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Родился в 1898 году в бедной крестьянской семье в олном из сельских населённых пунктов Туркестанского края (сегодня — на территории Согдийской области Таджикистана). До коллективизации трудился по найму, затем — в сельскохозяйственной артели, которая позднее была преобразована в хлопководческий колхоз имени Ленина Кагановичабадского района (с 1936 года — Ворошиловабадский район). В этом колхозе трудился рядовым колхозником, звеньевым хлопководческого звена.

В 1947 году звено под руководством Тимирбека Газибекова собрало в среднем с каждого гектара по 64 центнера египетского хлопка на участке площадью 5 гектаров. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 1 марта 1948 года удостоен звания Героя Социалистического Труда за «получение высокого урожая хлопка при выполнении колхозом обязательных поставок и натуроплаты за работу МТС в 1947 году и обеспеченности семенами зерновых культур для весеннего сева 1948 года» с вручением ордена Ленина и золотой медали «Серп и Молот».

Этим же указом званием Героя Социалистического Труда были награждены председатель колхоза Атоджон Додобаев, труженики колхоза звеньевые Акиложон Фазилова и Гульсиной Юнусова.

В 1968 году вышел на пенсию. Персональный пенсионер союзного значения. Проживал в Ворошиловабадском районе (сегодня — район Джалолиддин Балхи Хатлонской области). Дата смерти не установлена.

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Thinsulate is a world renowned product. The undersuit is constructed from fleece and Thinsulate quilted together with a 4oz weatherproof exterior. Hand warming fleece lined pockets. Elasticated back, 2 way zipper, and heel stirrups for ease of donning. Where warmth and comfort is paramount, the natural choice is Thinsulate.
The 200g Thinsulate has 200g of Thinsulate quilted fleece with an outside shell of 4oz breathable exterior. This is a must for long dives or stationary dives. Excellent insulation from the cold, without unnecessary weight or bulk. Same features as the Thinsulate 100g.


This ancient town and cottage are a lasting legacy of antiquity. We like that the restoration kept it raw, natural and unmistakably Greek. You're literally tucked into the mountain high above the sea and lost in time!
Immersed in history and situated in the beautifully sun bleached town of Serifos, this simple two story cottage has perfected and updated a small space that takes advantage of every available area beautifully and imaginatively. The original masonry has been whitewashed and refreshed with gleaming wood floors and accents and simple provincial furnishings. This cottage was literally carved directly into the mountain with the exposed stone and structure still intact and beautifully preserved.
With one sleeping area comprised of a sleeper sofa in the main section of the house and a larger double "loft" bed elevated high above and reached by the wooden staircase, there's room for three. The kitchen is equipped for all your meals and provides a cosy dining area for four. Carefully restored without sacrificing its history and original craftsmanship, the cottage also features a large terrace and balcony areas with amazing views of the mountain and town below.
Serifos Hora offers an authentic Greek island experience and a cosy hideaway in a beautiful and charming town in a high and rocky peak above the Aegean.
Wifi throughout. All kitchen amenities, bath and bed linens. Bath includes all natural personal care products(Korres/Apivita). An extra cot is available upon request. Housekeeping/cleaning(upon request, extra chrges will apply). No smoking or pets allowed please.
The cottage is located in the narrow whitewashed alleys of the cliff-top town, just a minute walk from the picturesque and enchanting Hora Square with its neoclassical townhall, many cafes and taverns for a taste of the local specialties. From late April to early October, the stunning blue beaches are perfect for swimming, diving sunbathing and water sports while the local mountains provide miles of hiking with stunning views. Ancient monuments, monastaries and medieval structures including the famed marble White Tower dot the island and are not to be missed.
Notes Insurance deposit payable upon arrival in cash.
Lovely house at Serifos, Chora. Beautifully restored and furnished. For those who have a taste for authentic Greece.


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Filled with math reasoning activities word problems and detailed instructions Spectrum Critical Thinking for Math guides children through problem-solving strategies and real-world application. This series includes a testing section to help learners retain information and an answer key for insight into various strategies.
The best-selling Spectrum brand supports educational success every step of the way with comprehensive standards-based workbooks for a variety of subjects grade levels and needs. All workbooks whether test prep or subject-specific reinforce the skills and standards children learn in today's classroom making Spectrum the best workbooks to help your child stay ahead!


Whether it's one monitor that's no longer used or a closet full of equipment – give us a call. You can be confident your electronics are going somewhere secure. Your business data won't be compromised. Teknix Solutions ensures that any equipment we receive is destroyed on site or wiped clean using NIST SP 800-88 and HIPAA standards. A general Certified Destruction Report or an itemized report by serial number is available by request.
*Note: Teknix Solutions charges a pickup fee for businesses outside of Manhattan and all residential addresses. We encourage residential customers to drop off electronics at our store or at Howie's Recycling.


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Wow your friends with this amazing trick which consists of 4 pieces of paper that instantly change to crisp real money!
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WooCommerce is great for importing data feeds into and using for your datafeed-driven affiliate store. However, one of the frustrations of using data feeds is data inaccuracy. We (datafeedr) try to normalize data before it hits our database, we can't normalize everything.
That's why it's important for users to be able to normalize information before it gets inserted into your store.
In the normalizing brand names documentation article we just published, you can learn how to normalize all of your product's brand names.
So instead of those new shoes you just imported being listed under the brand names "Nike Co." or "Nike Inc" or "Nike International", now they can all simply be listed with the brand name "Nike".


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Press | June 26, 2019	Written by Jennifer Hermes, Environmental Leader
Originally ran in Environmental Leader
Norfolk, VA, to Turn Garbage Trucks into 'Fleet of Roaming Data Centers'
The city of Norfolk, Virginia, hopes to improve the sustainability of its municipal solid waste management through the use of technology. The city will deploy a smart city pilot program using technology from Rubicon Global that will collect data from its more than 60 sanitation vehicles running 90-plus routes per week and offer insights for improvements such as how to optimize routes and confirm service at various locations.
Garbage trucks have the potential to become what Rubicon calls "a fleet of roaming data centers, serving as the eyes and ears of your city." While traveling through a city, trucks can collect information about neighborhood effects and feed it back to a centralized portal. This centralized system can then inform multiple departments about where service is needed – from identifying potholes, to reporting vacant homes, to testing for air quality or excessive noise pollution, Rubicon says.
Norfolk's Department of Public Works will use Rubicon Global's RubiconSmartCity platform for a six-month pilot. The platform includes a smartphone loaded with the customized Rubicon application, as well as an on-board computer plug-in device, which will be placed in the city's collection vehicles. An additional set of on-board plug-in devices will be placed in 10 of Norfolk's supervisory vehicles.
The Rubicon technology will allow for the collection of real time service confirmations, provide GPS vehicle tracking, and enable documentation of any driver issues or the inability to successfully complete a pick-up. The "manager portal" will collect all the data and analytics and provide the city real time route updates, daily reporting, and operational insights.
Rubicon says its technology helps cities "make smarter decisions about waste, recycling and city operations." The RubiconSmartCity technology has been rolled out in more than 30 cities in the US, including Atlanta, Philadelphia, Santa Fe and Spokane.
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January 17, 2020 | Tech Company News
Originally ran in Tech Company News
Rubicon Uses Technology to Solve Global Waste and Recycling Challenges
Rubicon is a technology company that powers a digital marketplace, provides a suite of SaaS products for waste, recycling, and smart city solutions, and collects and analyzes data for businesses and governments worldwide. Below is our recent interview with Renaud de Viel Castel , Senior… Keep Reading...
January 13, 2020 | Waste360
Originally ran in Waste360
Rubicon's Vice President of Smart Cities Named a Waste360 "40 Under 40" Award Winner
Congratulations to Rubicon's Vice President of Smart Cities, Conor Riffle, for being honored by Waste360 as a 2020 "40 Under 40" award winner! The awards honor the next generation of leaders who are shaping the future of the waste and recycling industry. Always with an eye… Keep Reading...
December 31, 2019 | Government Fleet
Originally ran in Government Fleet
RUBICONSmartCity Feature One of Government Fleet's Most Popular Feature Stories in 2019
A Government Fleet story featuring RUBICONSmartCity was name one of the magazine's most popular feature stories of 2019. The story, titled "In These Cities, Fleet Vehicles Are Roaming Data Centers," highlighted Rubicon's partnerships with the City of Montgomery, AL and West Memphis, AR. To quote the original article:… Keep Reading...
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Speaker Series: Rubicon's Conor Riffle to Lead Smart City Panel Discussion at Geotab Connect 2020
WHO: Conor Riffle, Vice President of Smart Cities, Rubicon (Twitter) WHAT: Improving transportation, lowering a carbon footprint, and creating safer streets and better road conditions. These are all aspects of a smart city. Moving from responding to citizen complaints to anticipating citizen needs is the… Keep Reading...
Rubicon Named a 2019 BUILD Magazine Awards Winner in Recycling and Waste Management
Atlanta, Georgia (January 6, 2020) — Rubicon announced today that the company has been named a 2019 BUILD Magazine Awards Winner in the category of Recycling and Waste Management. As the world's population continues to increase, so too does the amount of refuse and the… Keep Reading...
Rubicon, Closed Loop Organics, and B Green Services Help Divert More Than One Ton of Waste Away from Landfills at "Afternoon in the Country" Event
Atlanta, Georgia (December 16, 2019) — Rubicon, a Certified B Corporation, today announced that it worked with Closed Loop Organics and B Green Services to divert more than a ton of waste away from landfills and into recycling streams at the one-day "Afternoon in the… Keep Reading...
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EarthCam Announces Partnership with Rubicon to Help the Construction Industry Achieve Sustainability Goals
City of Santa Fe, New Mexico Formally Launches Rubicon's Smart City Platform
Rubicon Global Signs EPA's America Recycles Pledge
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Walking holidays are one of my absolute favorite styles of holiday. I always go for walks when I am somewhere new because it's the only real way of feeling a part of things. If you are up for an active holiday then walking ticks every single box!


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AC Milan are currently enjoying a good spell on the pitch, sitting in third place in the league. However, the club is also going through a positive moment off the field, with Elliott working to relaunch the club.
As reported by La Repubblica, the American hedge fund's plan is to reach a quick turnaround on an economic level. To date, Milan's revenues (€214m) are less than half of those of Arsenal (€439m), and thus the reference point for Elliott will be the Rossoneri's new CEO Ivan Gazidis, who joined from the Gunners. This strategy will increase the club's appeal to other investors.
In this aspect, one name seems to be popping up more than others: Alisher Usmanov. The close relationship with Gazidis and the Singer family (Elliott), as he used to own 30% of Arsenal's shares, represents a good start for a potential Milan adventure together.


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It's a solid group with special potential
Charlie from Morgan Hill, CA
Insiders, I don't know the actual percentage, but I would suggest the kickoff has already been eliminated with flags constantly for an illegal block in the back or holding. It seems inevitable that the returning team starts inside the 20. With high concussion rates this element is history, and I for one won't miss the flags.
Aside from safety, this would be the most positive aspect of eliminating kickoff returns. I would love to find a stat indicating what percentage of kickoff returns these days do not result in a touchback or penalty. It has to be pretty low.
Dale from Friendswood, TX
My kickoff proposal – keep everything about the kick as it is, just eliminate the return. Make the ball dead as soon as it is possessed by either team. All kicks that become dead inside the 25-yard line are moved to the 25. The kicking team would have a chance to recover and the receiving team would still need to be prepared for onside, deep, or dead-zone (a la Alabama-Clemson) kicks.
I sense something to work with there.
Joe from Madison, WI
Who do you think will replace Jeff Janis as our gunner? My money's on Josh Jones – speedy and hard-hitting.
A strong candidate, for sure, provided he cuts down on the special-teams penalties from his rookie season.
Reed from York, PA
Why would the Browns sign Janis as a project DB after trading for Randall?
Amy from Bayport, MN
In discussing QB contracts, I have heard it commonly stated that Matt Ryan will do his deal before Rodgers. Does one really have any bearing on the other? I can't envision a scenario in which Matty Ice and his manager agree that Aaron is a better QB and they must get their contract hammered out so Rodgers can top it. And although they are both super competitors, it's also hard to imagine them playing contract chicken, seeing who will cave and sign first.
One will have a bearing on the other. You can count on that. I think both teams would like to see Rodgers' deal get done first. Green Bay gets to use Cousins as the benchmark, and then Atlanta would have clear parameters within which to fit Ryan. For the players it might be the opposite. There's currently no ceiling for Ryan if he goes first, and I'm sure Rodgers wouldn't mind seeing another contract top Cousins. The offseason is still young.
Erwin from Dallas, TX
Mike/Wes, DE or CB seems to be the question with pick No. 1. Chubb is gone by 14 and possibly by 7. I think if Davenport, Key (off-the-field issues) or Hubbard is available at 14 and we hold and not move up, that's the direction I would go. The DE talent compared to the CB depth is limited. There is a good chance in Round 2 a quality CB is available such as Oliver, Alexander, J.C. Jackson, Carlton Davis or Nelson from Wisconsin. McCarthy continues to stress the importance of pressure on the QB. Thoughts?
The reported depth of the CB position in this draft versus the apparent lack of it at edge rusher could definitely factor into Green Bay's early decision(s) if all else is equal. Generally speaking, other teams could look at it the same way as well, though no two draft boards are ever alike.
Todd from Wauwatosa, WI
Spoff, I have one name for you that I'm confident will change your mind on adding the DH to the NL...Jimmy Nelson.
That's the moment when part of the purist in me died.
Matt from Oshkosh, WI
All these questions about draft-day trades has me thinking. If a team drafts a player another team really wants, is it possible to trade the rights to that player during the draft?
Absolutely. That's how Eli Manning ended up with the Giants and Philip Rivers with the Chargers.
Erick from Charlottesville, VA
We have Daniels, Clark, Wilkerson, Adams and Lowry. Could this D-line be one of the most underrated units in the NFL?
It's a solid group with special potential. How special is up to them, and I'm curious to find out.
John from Richland Center, WI
Could Josh Jones play a big role in who gets drafted in the first round? For example, if Roquan Smith and Derwin James were both on the board when the Packers pick, does that mean that wherever they plan on playing Josh Jones decides who they take with the first-round pick? Obviously we don't know how the Packers' board is stacked, but let's say for argument sake they had both players rated the same.
Need is a tiebreaker when the board gives you multiple BAPs.
Matthew from Shorewood, WI
What are your reasonable expectations for the return of Tramon? Will we see him similar to House where he is used sparingly, more as a mentor, or will he be utilized more than most are expecting? It's hard not to have high hopes for him based on his body of work.
I think it depends on how the rest of the offseason goes. The Packers are still in the process of filling their cornerback room. House would have played more had he been healthier. With three and four corners on the field most defensive snaps, I expect Williams to play a lot regardless, but in what role(s) is TBD.
Matt from Kule, HI
Good news that Spriggs and Rollins are progressing well with recovery from injury. Seems that both of them have had up-and-down careers so far. What is your assessment of the chances that either or both of them will become solid starters?
The ability is there and they've both shown, at times, they can play in this league. They need their health to allow them to maximize on their ability, and then we'll know.
Jake from Greenville, NC
When McCarthy talks about "rewriting the playbook," does that include simplifying the terminology, or are coaches who've done it as long as him pretty set in their ways with the names for various routes and stuff?
At the combine, he mentioned working with the new coaching staff on finding different, more efficient ways to teach the offensive concepts. If they determine simplifying terminology would help accomplish that goal, then they will.
Salman from Ventnor, NJ
Insiders, I was listening to NFL radio on my way to work in the morning and I heard them discussing the "targeting rule." The radio host was saying how it's unfathomable for the average fan to truly understand the speed in which the game is played and how some of those hits are unavoidable. He said the only way to understand how fast the game is, is by being on the sidelines. Considering the average fan can't experience that, could you offer us some insight as to how fast the game is compared to college? An Insider analogy perhaps?
I don't think I have a good analogy for you, but I'll say it this way. Having begun my sports writing career at high school games, the first time I was on the sidelines at Camp Randall for a Big Ten game, I smiled and silently nodded my head a little. Processing the difference in speed seemed normal. A few years later, I was on the sidelines during a game at Lambeau, and I wasn't smiling and nodding. My eyebrows raised and my jaw dropped, immediately. It wasn't normal.
Do we start calling Cleveland "East Green Bay?" What other situations besides Cleveland-Green Bay currently do you remember where two franchises were closely linked because of front-office ties?
The Packers and Seahawks were similarly linked when Mike Holmgren left and began building his front office out west, which included Ted Thompson and Mike Reinfeldt, plus a young John Schneider for a year. The connections led to the Ahman Green trade.
Mark from Iron Mountain, MI
You talk about injuries forcing the coaches' hand and shortening several players' careers, yet we hear nothing on what is planned to reduce these injuries. Why?
Because if anyone could plan to prevent what happened to Collins, Finley, Franklin and Shields, everyone would. As for other types, pulled hamstrings and other soft-tissue injuries can be avoidable. A ton of data and research has gone into and been applied to the training, but nothing is foolproof. As for the collisions that break bones and wreck shoulders, and the pileups that twist ankles and ruin knees, find another game. Fans all want a scapegoat for injuries and a way to avoid them. I don't think the former is meaningful nor the latter realistic.
Barton from Tulum, Quintana Roo Mexico
During the Packers-Cowboys game from last season, Aaron Rodgers adeptly avoided a direct hit to his head from a D-lineman running like a bull with his head down while Aaron was in the grasp. Cowboys were penalized 15 yards. If it were not for Rodgers' ability to avoid the hit he would have been ear-holed and probably suffered a concussion. After the play, Mike Pereira said he thought the flag should not have been thrown since direct contact to head was not made. Doesn't this new rule show he was absolutely wrong? Would that player be ejected under the new rule?
Based on the new rule, the flag would certainly be warranted and an ejection under consideration, probably by the replay official.
Dale from Kettering, OH
A lot of people speculated that Schneider would play "Moneyball" and let Wilson go after his rookie deal ran out, despite his production. Do you think it will ever happen with a top young quarterback?
I can't imagine a GM staking his career on such a gamble. What you know you have versus what you might be able to find? The operative word being might? Immense risk.
Bruce from Milwaukee, WI
Speaking of misspellings it's actually Gino's East, gentlemen.
Further evidence it has definitely been too long.
Zack from Dayville, CT
Mike you mentioned, "I would officiate, and my goal would be no replay challenges." It is impossible. We need the correct call. Did the ball hit the jersey? Was that a clean catch? Did the dodgeball hit the floor before the foot? I demand that all high school "bombardment" games install instant replay. Ahh, nevermind, dodgeball is clearly too dangerous and should be banned, you know, just like a NFL kickoff.
Sounds like it's time to call it a wrap on my week. Enjoy the Easter weekend, everybody.


You can check car rentals prices on Anguilla and book direcly from Caribbean-On-Line using the from to the right. To rent a car, you will need a valid driver's license from your state or country, and a temporary permit available from the car rental agency.
Some other popular local car rental agents are Highway Rent A Car (Tel: 264 497-2183) and Island Car Rentals (Tel: 264-497-2723). The island is almost completely flat, so driving is relatively easy, but it is on the left hand side, like the U.S. and British Virgin Islands. There are some major international rental agents available too (Hertz, Avis, etc.). We think renting a car on Anguilla is a good idea - unless you are the type that likes to spend all your time at the resort - having the freedom to jump in a car and get around to all the islands wonderful restaurants and beaches is the way to go.
And if you are the kind of person who really likes to plan ahead, then we also suggest the Skyviews map of Anguilla, available from us on our store, Caribmart.com.


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Walmart stops selling 'All Lives Matter' merchandise
Walmart faced backlash for selling shirts featuring All Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter, Irish Lives Matter and Homeless Lives Matter.
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Walmart will no longer carry "All Lives Matter" merchandise on its website, the company announced.
Recently, the retail giant faced backlash for carrying t-shirts that featured the phrases "All Lives Matter," "Blue Lives Matter," "Irish Lives Matter" and "Homeless Lives Matter."
Though Walmart said the clothes were sold by third parties, the "All Lives Matter" merchandise in particular was removed. The other "Lives Matter" merchandise is still available for purchase, and a representative for Walmart said the retailer would continue to sell the other variations, including "Blue Lives Matter."
The Black Lives Matter movement was founded in 2013 in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman, who killed Trayvon Martin. "We are a collective of liberators who believe in an inclusive and spacious movement," the organization wrote on its website.
Last week, Vice President Mike Pence refused to explicitly say "Black Lives Matter" in an interview with WPVI's anchor Brian Taff. Instead, Pence said, "I don't accept the fact, Brian, that there's a segment of American society that disagrees in the preciousness and importance of every human life."
Walmart released the following statement about its decision to remove the merchandise:
Like other major online retailers, we operate a marketplace that allows third-party sellers to sell merchandise to customers on our website. Recently, some associates and customers have raised concerns about "All Lives Matter" products.
We fundamentally believe all lives do matter and every individual deserves respect. However, as we listened, we came to understand that the way some, but not all, people are using the phrase "All Lives Matter" in the current environment intentionally minimized the focus on the painful reality of racial inequity.
As a result, we have chosen to remove "All Lives Matter" items from our third-party Marketplace indefinitely. The lives being impacted by ongoing racial injustice are the lives of Black people and people of color, and that's why we are placing an emphasis there. We are also increasing our scrutiny of various "Lives Matter" products on our marketplace to ensure compliance with our terms and conditions.
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Almost everyone has a PC these days. They have helped revolutionise the way we do things and it is truly a miracle of science. However, at its most basic state, a PC is a machine and just like any other machine it needs some care. Here are some tips to help you take care of your PC.
Cyber protectionIn this age, every computer is connected to the internet and along with the hoards of benefits, it provides the internet opens up the way to much malicious software and other programs. It is very important to protect your computer from these as it can have a negative impact on all your information and data. Installing a virus guard is the easiest thing you can do. Choose a well-reputed virus guard and make sure you update it regularly to stay protected. This is something you must do in this day and age.
Dust is the enemyComputers and computer accessories Sydney do not like dust and it is very important to protect your computer from dust as it can cause problems to the hardware. Depending on where you live the effects of dust may vary but it is important to check your PC at least once a year to clean off any dust. Apart from that using a dustcover and wiping it regularly can help.
Electrical connectionA faulty electrical connection can spell the end of an expensive PC so pay special attention to the wires that your computer is connected to. You can easily move them and either damage them or cause a loose connection which can cause a lot of damage. Make sure to keep the wires out of the way and connect your PC to a UPS unit to further protect your PC and your work from any fluctuations in your power supply.
Repairs and maintenanceFrom time to time you might have to change some computer parts or give it a quick repair. Finding out the problem early on can save you a lot of money so it is important to find a PC repair place that you trust and work with them continuously. Not only will this make sure you get consistently good services but having a good relationship with service providers always has its benefits. Apart from repairs, servicing your PC every so often can greatly increase its lifespan.Computers are a big part of our lives but they don't come cheap. Properly taking care of your PC will make sure that it will be able to serve you well.


Got a sweet tooth? If so, you're like the rest of us, so we'd highly recommend an indulgent and delicious activity during the hen weekend in Brighton – chocolate making! You'll be taught some top tips and tricks to creating your very own handmade truffles that will taste so irresistible,... we're pretty sure that you'll scoff them all in one go! During this session, you and the rest of the girls will learn all about the history of the sweet stuff, in addition to how to taste the various qualities, before getting your hands dirty and learning how to temper melted chocolate, make sumptuous ganache and pipe your truffles to perfection!
Got a sweet tooth? If so, you're like the rest of us, so we'd highly recommend an indulgent and delicious activity during the hen weekend in Brighton – chocolate making! You'll be taught some top tips and tricks to creating your very own handmade truffles that will taste so irresistible, we're pretty sure that you'll scoff them all in one go! During this session, you and the rest of the girls will learn all about the history of the sweet stuff, in addition to how to taste the various qualities, before getting your hands dirty and learning how to temper melted chocolate, make sumptuous ganache and pipe your truffles to perfection!
For the hen party going to the quirky and unique city of Brighton, how about getting stuck into excellent session of chocolate making with all your favourite ladies? We'll arrange for you and your group to head to a great venue in the city, where you'll get to experience the joy of creating your own delicious truffle treats! You'll learn all the necessary techniques from a brilliant tutor, which includes tempering bowls of melted chocolate and mixing up delicious ganache before piping your very own dark chocolate truffles which you'll be able to decorate in your own creative style. Once the session is complete, you'll be able to take away your creations home with you to enjoy. You could always give them as a gift to someone if you like, but we reckon they'll be so yummy, you definitely won't want to do that!


Christies' Graduate, Philippa Headley is a full time independent artist based in the UK driven by passion to produce expressionist oil paintings as a response to her surroundings.
Her inspiration is found in the natural forces of the ever changing landscape. The initial emotional response to this landscape is captured with sketches and drawings which are then worked from back in her studio.
From initial plein air tonal study to finished painting, the process allows creativity to intervene at each step – whether selecting the colour palette to reflect first light at sunrise or darkening storming skies through to finalising compositional adjustments and surface textures.
She has a diploma from the Royal Society of Arts.
Collectors :- Her collectors react to the evocative and atmospheric qualities of her artworks, which are in collections throughout Europe, Australia and America.
"Beautiful original work with such a luminous quality".


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We're changing our provider of Free Standard Legal Remortgage services.
We're making the following changes to our residential product range at 8am on Thursday 20 December.
We're updating our Product Transfer range at 9am on Thursday 29 November.
Good news for your clients whose current Accord residential products are about to end.
We are really excited to announce the new development of the Accord Growth Series.
We've cut rates today on 16 of our Product Transfer deals by up to 0.12%.
Accord has received its highest-ever value of mortgage applications in May.
Accord Mortgages has launched an online end-to-end product transfer process for existing customers.
The experts at Accord have made eight predictions about what lies ahead for intermediaries and the mortgage market in 2018.
Brokers are helping more clients make their money work harder by fixing their mortgage over a longer term.
We're making significant changes to our residential product range.
Jeremy will join Accord on Monday, 19 March and will be responsible for driving forward the lender's position in the intermediary market.
Three new discounted Standard Variable Rate (SVR) mortgages available for borrowers looking for flexibility and competitive monthly repayments over a short period.
Accord Mortgages has today (Monday, 27 November 2017) launched interest only repayment options to its residential mortgage range.
Accord Mortgages is celebrating its ninth award win of the year after receiving five further accolades for its improved service and market-leading mortgages.
We're making the following changes to our residential product range at 9am on Thursday 16 November.
We're withdrawing 7 products from our residential range at 8pm on Thursday 26 October.
Accord Mortgages has today (Thursday, 2 November 2017) announced it will be reducing its standard variable rate (SVR) by 0.35%.
We're making changes to our residential product range at 9am on Friday 20 October.
From 8pm on Friday 13 October we're withdrawing five products, and making changes to our residential product range from 9am on Monday 16 October.
From 9am on Monday 25 September all our residential 2 & 3 year fixed rate products will revert, once the fixed rate period ends, to an SVR capped at 6.75%.
We're delighted to announce our lowest ever fixed rate deal will be available at 9am on Tuesday 19 September.
We're making the following changes to our residential product range at 9am on Friday 8 September.
Figures from Accord Mortgages reveal a spike in the number of remortgage applications.
We're making changes to our residential product range on the 18 August.
Potential reduction due to over £35 billion worth of mortgages due to mature in Autumn.
We'll pay the full amount of the standard valuation charge for all residential borrowers choosing a product with a free standard valuation.
We're making 25 cuts across our residential range on the 04 August.
Since the start of 2017 on average 80% of its remortgage customers have opted for free legal assistance.
We're making changes to our residential product range on the 06 July.
Despite their potential benefits, offset mortgages only represented 1% of the mortgage market in 2016, down from 5% in 2011.
We're introducing a 0.30% gross proc fee for retained business on residential mortgages from 03 July.
We're making changes to the products in our residential range on Wednesday 28 June.
Accord Mortgages has named Andrew Montlake, director at Coreco, the top Twitter influencer within the intermediary market.
We're withdrawing and not replacing products in our residential range at 8pm on Monday 19 June.
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In Truthiness: A Review of Dana H. at Goodman Theatre
September 19, 2019 at 11:00 am by Brian Hieggelke
by Brian Hieggelke
September 19, 2019 September 20, 2019 Filed under:
Deirdre O'Connell/Photo: Craig Schwartz
It was a coincidence of the calendar that we were finishing sound design on a movie we're producing the same day I saw "Dana H." In filmmaking, we spend substantial time and resources smoothing out any semblance of the creative process in order to foster an illusion of reality, tweaking and sometimes replacing production sound in post-production. The same can generally be said of theater, where sound is nearly always delivered with an emphasis on fidelity.
This fundamental value is upended in Lucas Hnath's new play, a co-commission between the Goodman Theatre and Center Theatre Group, in its world premiere; here the "process" is intentionally kept on the surface throughout. We are told upfront that the actor—Deirdre O'Connell, performing a feat of theatrical wonder—is lip-syncing to a tape recording of Hnath's mother. The tape is rough, as if no work has been done to clean it up. It's scratchy, full of pauses and strange awkward jumps, even beeps from the recorder. The playwright is simultaneously playing with theatrical conventions and audience expectations, those that dictate that an actor "becomes" a character being portrayed and that sound will be finessed in such a way that we hear the subject's voice clearly and without interference through the actor. At the same time, Hnath is laying the foundation for believability in the truth of the story being told by harnessing techniques of contemporary documentary journalism. Think, for example, of how podcasters and other slickly produced oral storytellers leave audible pauses, of "ums" and quotidian asides in their work to give it an illusion of verity.
Not only does O'Connell memorize a seventy-five-minute one-person show, but lip-syncing means delivery has to be identical every time, taking away (in theory) the performative variability that theater actors often find rewarding in the course of a show's run, as the work evolves along with the actor's changing relationship to it, along with the audience's specific reaction on any given night. Remarkably, even in the face of all this artifice, we start seeing O'Connell as Dana, the character she portrays. But just when that starts to happen, the lip sync occasionally goes slightly off track, reminding us that it's being done, that this is a performance of a story, not a document. It's like a robot breaking in "Westworld."
We are told that Dana H. is the playwright's mother and that she is telling us the story of what happened to her. Her story of being brutally kidnapped and held in Southeast U.S. hotel rooms over five months, at the hands of an Aryan Brotherhood gang member she'd tried to help, is gripping, terrifying and as far as we know, true. To add another layer of documentary "evidence," Dana fumbles with a manuscript, her personal memoir of what happened to her, committed to paper many years late.
Andrew Boyce's set adds yet another layer of truthful artifice. Dana's being "recorded" in a motel room, one that is designed to look like one of the many rooms her captor held her in. It looks and feels real, authentic in its rendering. But why would this be a place to record such an interview?
Is this a true story? Or is the entire narrative simply the playwright's creation, an attempt to further play with our perceptions of truth and fiction? In spite of the compelling story on stage that commands our full attention, the "business" of this production keeps it in question at the same time. We have no reason to believe that her story is anything but true, but in a production like this, it's also perfectly normal to question it, especially when the story seems to invite it with narrative moments that are hard for an audience to rationalize.
Even if "true," it's Dana H.'s version, filtered through her own experience and memory, and likely different than, say, the version the kidnapper would express if given the same chance. In the end, what is truth? (Brian Hieggelke)
Goodman Theatre, 170 North Dearborn, (312)443-3800, goodmantheatre.org, $15-$45. Through October 6.
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