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Abnormal uterine bleeding, a new terminology is needed
Edmond Confino*
The current terminology describing abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is not universally agreed upon. A new AUB terminology must be uniform, unambiguous, and symptom focused. A prototype letters and numbers formula covering the entire spectrum of AUB is proposed that may contain sequences such as B1D2F1A2P1 (i.e., moderate-1 bleeding, lasting for 2 days-duration, with frequent monthly-1 presentation, causing significant-anemia and mild-1 pains). Universal acceptance of a similar standard and reproducible terminology will add semiquantitative information, enable accurate reporting, and facilitate clinical research.
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Confino, Edmond. / Abnormal uterine bleeding, a new terminology is needed. In: Fertility and Sterility. 2007 ; Vol. 87, No. 3. pp. 479-480.
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Vasiliy Lomachenko 135 lbs vs. Teofimo Lopez 135 lbs – Weigh-in results
October 16th, 2020 - Comments Closed
By Dan Ambrose: Vasily Lomachenko and Teofimo Lopez both weighed in at 135 pounds in making weight on Friday afternoon for their undisputed lightweight fight this Saturday, October 17th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
IBF lightweight champion Lopez (15-0, 12 KOs) looked thin and drawn from weight loss, which he started many months ago.
For his part, WBA/WBC/WBO champ Lomachenko (14-1, 10 KOs) looked in peak condition, ready for battle. You can tell by 'Hi-Tech' Lomachenko's appearance that he's not going to rehydrate a lot. At most, he might put back on five pounds.
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Lopez's thin appearance suggests that he's going to pack on 10 to 12 pounds. It will be surprising if Teofimo puts on 15 pounds overnight because he took off a lot of muscle over the summer in anticipation of this fight with the 32-year-old Lomachenko.
The Lopez vs. Lomachenko card will being at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 PT on ESPN, ESPN Deportes & ESPN+. The great news for boxing fans is the card is on regular ESPN and not on pay-per-view.
When you compare this card to one of the recent high-priced cards on another network in the U.S that went for $75, this is a far better event.
Other weights on the Lomachenko vs. Teofimo card:
Alex Saucedo 140 lbs vs. Arnold Barboza Jr. 140 lbs
Edgar Berlanga 169 lbs vs. Lanell Bellows 169 lbs
Josue Vargas 142 lbs vs. Kendo Castaneda 142 lbs
John Vincent Moralde 127 lbs vs. Jose Enrique Vivas 128 lbs
Quinton Randall 147 lbs vs. Jan Carlos Rivera 146 lbs
Jahi Tucker 145 lbs vs. Charles Garner 142 lbs
Unbeaten super middleweight prospect Edgar Berlanga (14-0, 14 KOs) will be looking to pick up his 15th consecutive first-round knockout against Lanell Bellows (20-5-3, 13 KOs) in an eight-round scheduled bout.
The 34-year-old Bellows is supposed to be a step up for the 23-year-old Berlanga, but it's not much of an improvement over the guys he's been fighting. Bellows has lost three out of his last six fights, and his career isn't going well.
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Top Rank doesn't appear to be interested in taking any chances with Berlanga by putting him in with any solid opposition. They're going to have to move Berlanga up against better fighters sooner or later because it's not helping his career fighting weak opposition that he mows down in one round each time.
Lopez has a challenge trying to land
"The challenge for Lopez is fighting the pound-for-pound #1 in the world," said Teddy Atlas to ESPN's First Take. "The challenge is to get his bombs to the target. Having power is great, but if you don't have the means to get it to the target, it has no value.
"That's the challenge. Get it to the target or get it to the chin or to the body, which might be a good idea for a guy that moves his head so much. Get it to the target of Lomachenko when he's an elusive target.
"And when he makes you miss, he's coming right back, and he's touching you with something. So keep yourself mentally with all that's going on and all that chaos and stuff coming at you, and don't get discouraged. Don't get frustrated if he's hard to hit," said Atlas.
"I like your prediction of Lomachenko by decision, but I'm saying this. It's one or the other for me," said Stephan A Jackson. "I'm saying Lomachenko by decision or Lopez by knockout by the seventh or the eighth round.
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"He catches him. When you think about Lopez and what you see, even though he's just as many fights as Lomachenko at this point. Do you expect the experience to be an issue in this fight?"
"It better be if Lomachenko is going to win," Atlas said when asked if the experience is going to be an issue against Teofimo. "Otherwise, you're going with youth and power."
It's going to be a challenge for Teofimo to land against Lomachenko, but not an impossible task. Lomachenko will dance around, but he eventually will come forward to throw his punches. When that happens, he'll get nailed now and then by Teofimo.
Lomachenko has defensive skills, but his reflexes aren't what they need to be for him to get through the fight without getting hit hard at least 100 times. If Lomachenko gets hit that many times by Teofimo, he may visit the canvas once or twice.
Lomachenko showing age
"Punchers are not made, they're born, and this guy Lopez was born to punch, and he's got one more thing going for him," said Atlas. "He reminds me of Pacquiao in a way with power in either hand, but his closing step.
"His ability to explode. It's kind of like an athlete in football, basketball, or any of those sports, where it's not about running a 40. And it's about the quickness; it's about the closing step.
"He's got that burst. Not everybody has got that burst where he can be just out of range, and then bang, he's in range, he's right on top of you. That's the thing that is so dangerous about Lopez.
"How fast he can close that gap. So yeah, Lomachenko better use that experience, and there's no margin for error, none. So he's really going to have to be at his best at 32 years of age, and you know I don't judge fighters chronologically.
"I judge age like a car. How many miles does it have on it? There are miles on the odometer of Lomachenko. 400 amateur fights. I know he doesn't get hit, but he gets hit.
"Lately, he's starting to show that he's beginning to put a foot in the shadow. Just a little bit. He got dropped by Linares a couple of fights ago, and he got shaken a little bit by Campbell," Atlas said of Lomachenko.
Most boxing fans can see the age starting to show on Lomachenko from his recent fights. While some would blame Lomachenko's less than spectacular performances on him fighting at 135 now, it's more of a case of age.
Two of the guys that Loma had problems with, Jose Pedraza and Jorge Linares, used to fight at 130 just like him. It wasn't the size that gave Lomachenko problems with Linares and Pedraza. It's more of an age-related problem, which is fine. All fighters get old.
Teofimo must use feints
"400 amateur fights and one loss, and he avenged that loss twice in the amateurs, and he won two gold medals. It's ridiculous," said Max Kellerman of Lomachenko.
"But Luke Campbell and Jorge Linares show you that Lomachenko isn't really a lightweight. Teofimo Lopez is easy to root for because he's a terrific fighter and a great kid. He's easy to root for.
"He's [Teofimo] more like a junior welterweight [140] fighting at lightweight. Lomachenko is a featherweight [126], junior lightweight [130] moving up. Campbell, by the way, is a gold medalist, and Linares is an excellent fighter.
"They bothered Lomachenko more than he's normally bothered. They're rangier kinds of fighters. They have height and reach. That's not Teofimo, but Lomachenko has complimented Teofimo's IQ. How can Teofimo use that boxing IQ to help him deliver that power?"
"With feints," said Atlas about how Teofimo can use his boxing IQ to land his power shots on Lomachenko. "You can't throw cold punches at a magician, a guy that becomes a ghost. You're going to miss, and you're going to miss and get countered. You've got to feint a little bit.
"Get him to move prematurely, a split micro-second that he intended to. A little feint, and then bang, then you throw. You got to time him. You've got to elevate your cerebral game where you're executing at the top of your game.
"You're not just going in there chucking punches. If you do that, you get taken apart by Lomachenko."
Teofimo has enough hand speed to land his shots even without using feints to trick Lomachenko, but it would help if he did. It's unclear whether Teofimo's dad Teofimo Sr has been working with him on using feints. That's not something he normally does in his fights because he doesn't need to.
With Lopez's power and hand speed, he's less reliant on the use of feints the way slower fighters are. It would help Teofimo if he utilized those during the Lomacheno fight so that he can increase his connect percentage.
Atlas: Lopez will hurt Loma at some point
"Does Lopez have to catch Lomachenko, or does he have the skills necessary to maul him and beat him down because he's the bigger fighter with the bigger punch?" said Jackson.
"If he [Lopez] goes in there to maul him, then he's going to be missing Lomachenko doesn't get mauled. He's got the best legs in the business," said Atlas. "Not only does he have the best head movement, but the best legs. His father [Anatoliy Lomachenko], when he was young, made him do something that he didn't feel like doing.
"You guys wouldn't want to do it. He made him stop boxing and take dance lessons. That's what he made him do. Listen, Lomachenko doesn't get mauled.
"So if the attitude is to maul him, then he's going to be missing, and he's going to get outboxed. That's what's going to happen. But if he wants to be able to box with Lomachenko and play a pressure game.
"You have to do more than just maul and go out there and have to knock him [Lomachenko] out.
"I think somewhere along the line, he's going to hurt Lomachenko and reverse roles and flip the script where he gets Lomachenko to have to take the chances and not counter-punch so much and have to take the risk a little bit," Atlas said.
It's a reasonable assumption to believe that Lopez will hurt Lomachenko at some point in the fight. If the match goes into the later rounds like Lomachenko is talking about, it increases the chances that Lopez will hurt him.
It's safe to say that Teofimo has a better chance of hurting Lomachenko than the other way around.
Lomachenko is on a different caliber
"No, I don't," said Magdaleno to Fighthype when asked if he thinks Teofimo beats Lomachenko. "Nothing personal towards Lopez, but I think Lomachenko is on a different caliber with his footwork and hand speed.
"He has power for being a little guy, and he's just fast all around. I don't think Lopez has fought anybody like that with that kind of caliber yet. When you're in there, it's a totally different ballgame.
"I think once he starts seeing his movement, and sees that he's not going to be there when he wants him to be there to land that big right hand that he likes to throw, I think that's going to frustrate him," said Magdaleno.
Former WBO super middleweight champion Jesse Magdaleno could be right about Lomachenko being the better fighter on Saturday. No one has seen Teofimo exhibit the same kind of technical boxing skills that we've seen from Loma during his short five-year pro career.
What Teofimo does have going for him is his speed, power, size, and youth. Whether all that combined is enough to offset Lomachenko's ring IQ and technical ability remains to be seen.
Teofimo will get picked apart
"Lomachenko is then going to pick him apart and take him out slowly," Magdaleno continued. "The biggest thing I tell everybody is to believe in yourself. If you believe in your ability and don't think anybody can stop you.
"That's where Lopez is right now. He has a strong vibe on him where he feels he can beat Lomachenko, but I think with his experience Loma has, and Lopez has, I feel Lomachenko is on a different level.
"I think he does, but Loma is such a tricky guy. He could be in there one minute, and in the next, he could be on the side or you or walking circles around you," said Magdaleno when asked dif Teofimo has the athleticism to deal with Lomachenko's movements.
"That's just the way he is. It isn't easy to catch a guy like that. You have to be pinpoint at the same pace he is, or you got to throw when he throws to catch him.
"Sometimes that's a difficult part to exchange at the same time as another fighter of that caliber that's able to move like that. I would have to say that Lope will need to punch when he punches to land that big shot," said Magdaleno.
Lomachenko may indeed pick Teofimo apart on Saturday, but he's going to know he was in a fight. Teofimo isn't an easy out. He's going to get his pound of flesh if he stays in there into the later rounds.
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Any Business attire would work.
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We sailed to Alaska on this ship about 5 years ago. "Formal" was definitely not formal - certainly when compared to warm water cruises and not anything like what appeared on-line or in glossy brochures. A jacket and tie for men was nice - but plenty of respectable looking guys without ties. Any dress, skirt and jacket or tailored pants with nice top seemed to work for women.
And during the day, weather-appropriate won out over stylish cruise wear. And the passengers seemed to be much more of an early-to-bed group - at midnight, when our son turned 21 - we had to search for an open bar to buy him his first legal drink.
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Excess and persistent use of chemical fertilizers in farming for more yields is resulting in loss of fertility of farmland and posing health risks to people. 'Chhatu Master' is his identity. Damodar Sahu, a resident of Radhaballabhpur panchayat under Dhamnagar block in Bhadrak, was known as trainer of mushroom farming. He has since ventured into making vermicompost at a time when environmentalists and the Central Government have been laying stress on use of organic instead of chemical fertilizers.
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MUSIC INTERVIEW: Dead!
Dead! have become regulars to the pages of Bring The Noise over the years, so we jumped at the chance to have a chat with Louis and Sam Matlock following their set on The Avalanche Stage at Download 2017. We talked debut album, were taught a fancy new word and their dream festival line up…
Hey guys you've just played the Avalanche stage at Download, how was it for you?
Louis: Really good, I think Sam was saying before you do the festival days, especially on bigger stages, it's like an amalgamation of all the touring and stuff.
Sam: It consolidates all the hard work.
L: It's nice to see a visual representation of what you've been working towards, with our fanbase and all that and seeing people care. It's great it's really good.
What makes you guys something more original than other bands?
S: You will know the answer to this one. We're not an original band at all. Like I know people always say to young bands 'find your sound, find what makes you stand out' which is great but that's almost impossible to do in 2017. So we like to just pride ourselves on what we think is good songwriting, strong songwriting and we just like performing in a live environment. People call us energetic but I don't think we are if I'm honest when we look at the likes of Frank Carter.
L: Every Time I Die yesterday throwing the guitars about.
S: We don't do anything like that.
Now you say that but we saw you having your moment mid-stage on the ground during the set.
S: Yeah I've done my first powerslide.
That was definitely a bit energetic.
S: But it's not on purpose, you don't think 'I'm going to put on an energetic show'.
L: I always say what we do is very visceral.
S: I honestly don't know what that means.
L: It means when something just happens and is very natural. You know what visceral means rights?
We can't say we do.
S: Put a little definition next to it. Or like a link to the Oxford definition.
L: But yeah what we do is very visceral, that's a good way to put it.
When can we expect a longer EP or an album?
S: We've been doing the European festival dates, we've just shot a video for a new single. We can all agree Dead! has been a band that has taken its time to do things on purpose.
L: We've always wanted people to want an album. One is this way the other is where you release something to push it. Both are fine.
S: That's completely true. For people to want that body of work and to know they're going to listen from start to finish to that body of work. It's a nice feeling opposed to just checking out a little bit on Spotify.
L: We've taken our time on purpose.
S: As soon as Dead! start teasing stuff that's the start of the ride, get invested quickly. It's all going to go quite fucking mad!
You're touring relentlessly over the next few months but what's your favourite and least favourite part about travelling around so much?
S: I don't really like sitting in the van, to be honest, my biggest issue is just sitting there for ages and making your back hurt. As soon as we're somewhere hanging out or walking around checking out a town even looking at a new venue or going to a Spoons that's fine, that's fun.
L: My least favourite thing is just the streaming. We played Download France the day before yesterday and you notice as soon as you're back to the UK you can play any music you want in the van but before that when you're driving through France and Germany you sit there and be like "what's everyone got saved on their Spotify?"
S: That's the thing now as everybody streams you don't bother saving that much.
L: You think of something whilst you're sitting there and you haven't got that saved.
S: When you've got a seven-hour drive it doesn't matter what anyone wants to put on you just put a whole album of something on. As soon as there's music on the drive goes so much quicker.
L: The amount of times we've had that Justin Timberlake album, Justified. Good album but Jesus Christ.
S: Maybe not in the van anymore. I'm really getting into Macklemore and Ryan Lewis which Dee [tour manager] keeps playing. It's like you were saying those Bruno Mars tracks the mixing and production is stupid.
L: We listen to some weird stuff in the van but it's good. Because we listen to stuff we don't usually listen to. Our TM is really good at finding music.
S: We had Radiohead playing the other day!
Where would you love to tour and what would be your dream line-up?
S: We'd love to go to Japan to tour but I think that's because we're all interested in the country and the culture and checking it out. Anywhere. We'd love to tour anywhere we can get our hands on. But line up wise…
L: I want Strange Bones, there's a small band called Strange Bones. I want them to do every show we ever do. We played with them in Manchester, that's the one time they've supported us. I don't think I've ever seen a band solely warm up a crowd as much as they did before, it's great.
S: The thing about support bands is sometimes they're called warm up bands and they really properly went for it. Crowd surfers before you go on means that it's dangerous as you're onstage hoping nobody hurts themselves instead of worrying about your guitar part and it usually brings a better gig. Fizzy Blood if we're doing bands like that, they've just released a song called Pawn which you should check out.
L: I'm more excited by the new bands if I'm honest.
S: We'll definitely take Fizzy Blood out. I'd like to tour with SWMRS again personally.
L: The tours which we do are usually tours that we like really want to do, we're quite selective about our tours. When you look back on tours we've done they're all bands we kind of listen to or like.
Like Blondie for instance…
S: Don't get me started.
L: That was insane.
S: Why was that even a thing. It's like bucket list but it's so bizarre you'd never really write it on your bucket list.
L: Main support for Blondie at Roundhouse. To be honest I'd just do most the tours we've done already again. I'd love to tour with Frank Carter again.
S: I think we'd be pretty good at putting on a festival if we had infinite cash and we could just do a really cheap festival with people on the line up for it.
L: I said this the other day Smashing Pumpkins because they don't tour enough.
S: Radiohead.
L: I want them to do Siamese Dream because that's my favourite album ever full stop. Or Melancholy.
S: Melancholy I'd prefer that.
L: I want them to do the hits tour as I understand they've played the hits a lot and they're probably over that but –
S: A hits tour but afterwards they play another set in like a place only we can go to.
That honestly sounds like something you guys would do for fans
S: Last time we were here we did three shows, man that's fun. We like playing gigs. I'd like Radiohead on our festival as I can't afford to see them.
L: Yeah nobody can afford a Glastonbury ticket. I wanna see them live!
Which of your own lyrics sums up being in Dead! for you?
S: In the cheesiest way and I like this because when we recorded it, it's better because Alex does his harmonies in his really unique voice, but because he can't sing two notes live. What a loser he can't sing two notes live.
L: Some people can…
S: I get to do a lot of the backing vocals and the harmonies and one of my favourite bits is at the start of the set in the first song we get to shout "We've got places to be and we've got bodies to move," and although it's not deep it sums up being in Dead! at the moment. We do have to go places and move people, that's our job. It's a fucking good job. So that's the one for me at the moment.
L: I agree.
What would be your ultimate festival anthem?
S: Tonight I'm going to watch Aerosmith play Cryin'. There's that bit like after the last chorus (Matlock does his best Steve Tyler impression and sings "I was crying when I met you, now I'm tryin' to forget you")
L: Then the chorus goes on and it's just another chorus.
S: It's like a Steven moment, that's my festival anthem.
L: What would I have? What do I like? Maybe just Tonight Tonight. That's quite a good song.
S: But does that sum up a whole festival though? Aerosmith is cheesy and energetic.
L: Maybe just Aerosmith as well then, we're seeing them tonight so this is quite a difficult one to think about. It has to be a song that someone dressed up as a literal penis can sing along to and like a kid with their parent. Quite a hard task to achieve.
S: Like a Queen song?
L: Nah I'm over it especially without their actual singer.
S: Song 2 by Blur would be nice.
L: Yeah big fans of Blur.
S: I'm still sticking with Aerosmith for me
L: Fuck it I'll go with Aerosmith Cryin' as well. Fuck it, Don't Wanna Miss A Thing!
Finally, what's next on the cards in 2017?
S: Like we said watch the socials closely and this is it finally. We've taken our time but Dead! are finally ready to actually start engaging and we're ready to take a step and become a real band I guess.
Interview By: Nicola Craig
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Not exactly hopeful I will get this back, but worth the effort in case someone comes across it.
We were on the West side, anywhere from the shore to were the kelp starts (~25ft depth).
Fingers crossed but no stress.
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If you could do that, I would be very grateful! If you would just post that same message and my email, wion.07@gmail.com I would appreciate it. Thanks bud!
I blasted it all over each of the facebook groups.
I know its a little late, but I stick a little piece of paper with my information inside the casing. I have also heard of someone saving their information on the memory drive, guessing on a word doc?
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En diplomatfrakke er en herrefrakke med knælange skøder (eller skåret lige over knæet), der går hele vejen rundt. Frakken var populær i victoriansk- og edvardiansk tid. En dobbeltradet diplomatfrakke hedder også en Prins Albert efter dronning Victorias mand Albert. Diplomatfrakken er figursyet, har lange ærmer og en enkelt slids bagpå. Andre træk er atypiske for victoriansk mode: den omvendte krave, revers med yderdelen i et andet stof (der sys fast på frakken). Taljen sys med en horisontal søm i begge sidestykker og med ekstra stykker stof over taljen som modtræk til den naturlige drapering, der ellers opstår.

Kjolefrakke og jaket, de andre knælange frakker, har en søm i taljen, men skøderne har et andet snit. Diplomatfrakken er den eneste af dem, der har ægte knapper foran: (jaketten har kun én, og kjolefrakkens knapper er kun til pynt).

Diplomatfrakken blev brugt som formel beklædning i stedet for jakkesæt. En diplomatfrakke var dobbeltradet med spids revers. En mere uformel diplomatfrakke var enkeltradet med hakrevers. Sammen med jakkesæt og jaket blev diplomatfrakken brugt som hverdagsdragt for herrer. Efter første verdenskrig blev jakkesættet den primære hverdagsdragt, mens jaketten blev mere formel og brugt ved bryllupper. Diplomatfrakken gik af mode.

Diplomatfrakken bæres typisk med sorte eller stribede bukser uden opslag, vest, hvid skjorte og høj hat.

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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise's (DAE) total revenue more than tripled to $711.4 million for the first half of 2018, from $228.7 million during the same period in 2017.
''The increase reflected a substantial growth in the company's fleet following the merger with AWAS to 375 owned, managed and committed aircraft and an increase in total assets to $15.5 billion,'' said a company statement.
'Profit before tax surged to $224 million compared to $42.5 million for the same period in 2017, while pre-tax profit margin reached 31.5 percent, it said.
During the period, DAE successfully completed the integration of the AWAS platform while remaining active in the marketplace.
DAE purchased 15 aircraft, disposed of 8 aircraft and closed a total of $774.5 million of borrowings in the first half.
DAE also announced the sale of 16 aircraft with a total market value of $900 million, taking the opportunity to profitably monetise a portion of its assets during a period of strong investor demand for aircraft assets. Since the closing of the merger in August 2017, DAE's combined platform has now completed 108 aircraft transactions with an aircraft transaction closing on average every 2.7 days, it said.
DAE also continued to improve its credit and liquidity metrics during the period. Unsecured obligations increased significantly with the signing of a four-year revolving credit facility of up to $800 million. DAE's successful integration and demonstrated strong financial performance have continued to improve credit metrics which was recognized by the credit rating agencies in July with Moody's Investors Service changing DAE's outlook to positive and S&P Global Ratings upgrading its rating on DAE to BB+, the statement said.


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Digital skills and capabilities will be essential in the new normal enabling the UK's economic recovery. However, digital skills are broad, wide ranging and dispersed. COVID-19 gives an opportunity to reflect and change outmoded structures and ensure the workforce has the chance to have the right skills at the right time through a robust data-driven approach.
Something that we're touching on is also the impact of having a diverse group with different backgrounds and different experiences. Having a diverse group leads to the most fruitful economy, collaborations and creativity. It brings new ideas to the table. And it's something that I think we really need to be striving towards as we respond to this crisis.
Georgina Phillipson, Enterprise Support Coordinator, Oxford Brookes University
Watch the roundtable discussion
In the UKTCG's third roundtable event, a panel of experts explore how digital skills and capabilities will be essential in the new normal enabling the UK's economic recovery.
Panel speakers
Ben Shorrock, MD TechSPARK, Director UK Tech Cluster Group
Katie Gallagher, Managing Director, Manchester Digital, UKTCG Steering Board
Johnathan Williamson, Director, TechnologyOne
Andy Salmon, PVC, Bath Spa University
Diane Milne, Senior Funding Officer, Dundee City Council
Alastair Irons, Dean of Computing, University of Sunderland
Ben Atha, CEO, The Developer Academy
Michelle Gordon, Corporate Manager, Economy & Business, Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Councils
Mick Westman, Founder at Digital Innovators Ltd & Vice President at the Solihull Chamber of Commerce
Rob Passmore, North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Shona Wright December 30, 2020 0
Connecting start ups and large organisations is nothing new – for many years it has been recognised as something that can be a great way to drive diverse new ideas, projects and ways of thinking. But what are the key facets that make for successful collaboration?
The value of collaboration
One size doesn't fit all
Building successful relationships with organisations is not something that can be established through the same approach every time. Different organisations and start ups have varied needs, cultures and ways of working, which means successful collaboration requires a level of tailoring to achieve the best results.
Each larger organisation has its own culture, needs, and ways of doing things. And, of course, the SME community, is not a generic community. So, inevitably, you have to bespoke relationships if you want to see something that works.
Nick Sturge, MBE, Adviser – Cyber Central, Cheltenham Borough Council
In the UKTCG's second roundtable event, speakers with experience in everything from corporate transformation, to world- class accelerators and bleeding-edge start ups discuss practical ways to build systems that allow companies to work together and how COVID-19 has changed their approach.
Ben Shorrock, Managing Director TechSPARK, UKTCG Steering Board
Mark John, Founder, TramShed Tech, UKTCG Steering Board
Nick Gibson, Industry Director – Education, TechnologyOne
David Henderson, Head of Transformation, Hargreaves Lansdown
Nick Sturge, Adviser – Cyber Central, Cheltenham Borough Council
Penny Day, Innovation Specialist, Sunderland Software City
Matt Cooling, Head of Innovation, Manchester Science Park
Testbeds have traditionally been important in driving innovation and allow for risk mitigation in developing new technologies and products. They also serve as a useful connector between corporate, public sector, university and innovative SME organisations.
However, there have been challenges with testbeds in the past. They can suffer from a lack of clear objectives, or unstable funding which can result in 'Orphaned' testbeds. To add value they are going to have to develop and adapt to support the tech and digital sector in facing the unique challenges presented by Brexit and COVID-19.
We want to see new, federated testbeds connected through industry verticals within a common infrastructure.
Paul Wilson, Founder, UK5G
In the UKTCG's first roundtable event, a panel of experts explore how giving tech businesses more opportunities to test, trial and showcase their ideas will provide a gateway to help the public and higher education sector innovate quicker.
David Dunn, CEO Sunderland Software City, Chair UK Tech Cluster Group
Vish Mathur, Global Head of Engagement, Telecoms Infra Project
Nick Sturge MBE, Adviser to Cyber Central, Cheltenham Borough Council
Paul Willson, Co- Founder, UK5G
Martin Reid, CEO, Engine Shed
Anwen Robinson, TechnologyOne
As a collective group of individual organisations, the UK Tech Cluster Group (UKTCG) assembled over a year ago to connect, share and grow the communities we serve. While we regularly meet to discuss regional technology issues and share opportunities, the impact of COVID-19 on the UK tech sector has seen us work even more closely together. As the established voice of grassroots tech, we are prioritising efforts to accelerate the rate of regional recovery following widespread economic disruption caused by the pandemic.
An independent voice
The UKTCG represents geographical clusters of technology and digital businesses across the UK. Independent from government and self-financing, our member organisations include the entire spectrum of businesses that make up the UK's tech economy – not just the big players. Despite the prominence of a few large corporations and so called "unicorns", the UK's tech economy is in fact largely skewed towards small businesses. This ecosystem naturally revolves around local clusters, usually with one or more universities involved as well. These regional ecosystems need to be understood and nurtured at a regional level.
UKTCG's member organisations are focused on the entirety of their local tech ecosystems, not just start-ups, scale-ups or specific vertical sectors. We support regional economic growth in both the tech sector and the wider economy.
The organisations that make up the UKTCG are all firmly rooted in their communities and are uniquely placed to provide in-depth, granular local and regional intelligence in a way that is impossible (or very time consuming and expensive) to do at a national level.
The UKTCG member organisations are all run by people who have years of experience of working within their local tech economy – we understand the economic and political landscape of our regions and in turn we are extremely well connected and are trusted as intermediaries.
The group has grown out of a natural tendency of the existing regional cluster organisations to collaborate and share information and resources. Together, our robust and trusted network has an extensive reach across the UK which we believe can be harnessed to accelerate ecosystem recovery following the disruption caused by COVID-19.
Regional intelligence and regional response
Since early March the group has been gathering intelligence in our respective regions to understand how both companies and our regional ecosystems have been affected by COVID-19. As well as consulting with government on how to strategically combat sector pain points at large, we have been working at a grassroots level day in, day out to provide companies with immediate relief to individual problems.
We are uniquely placed to best solve the challenges the sector faces at regional level, given our unrivalled local knowledge, current business support activity and connections across regional ecosystems.
We therefore hope we can work with the government as a key delivery partner to quickly bring relief to our UK regions. Only by prioritising regional recovery will we see our much-coveted tech sector bounce back at large from the pandemic.
The UK Tech Cluster Group is in a unique position to provide the voice of the industry at a truly national level and to advise the Government on providing the right support, at the right time to our industry to both survive and thrive moving forward.
Katie Gallagher - Manchester Digital November 9, 2020 0
Share your insights in the national Digital Skills Audit
The UK Tech Cluster Group is undertaking a national Digital Skills Audit in partnership with the Institute of Coding to understand the effect of the pandemic on the technology sector and employment across the regions of the UK. We are looking for businesses and employees to fill in the survey and share their insights and views. If you are an employer or work in a technology business, please help us to understand what is happening on the ground in your business and how we can support you over the next few years.
UKTCG urges Government to prioritise grassroots expectations ahead of Digital Strategy
The government has been urged to prioritise the establishment of new product-led tech start-ups across the country ahead of its upcoming Digital Strategy, in a new report released by the UK Tech Cluster Group (UKTCG) today.
The UKTCG, a self-assembled group of individuals and organisations which support geographical clusters of technology and digital businesses across the UK, has outlined seven key recommendations to unlock the potential of the UK's tech sector following the economic impact of Covid-19.
Delivering a Recovery Roadmap Summit on June 23rd, the Group brought together hundreds of tech stakeholders, policymakers, investors and entrepreneurs in a one day virtual event to explore and develop ideas on how to both help the tech sector grow as part of the UK's economic recovery and to better understand how digital can accelerate the recovery of other sectors too.
The first of its kind event, conducted via a series of interactive workshops, highlighted the disproportionate impact that Covid-19 has had on the UK's regions and nations. Sessions shared knowledge and best practice, considering ways in which towns and cities can come together to recover and reboot, while exploring how the tech sector can be harnessed to support local communities.
Today's report captures the learnings from the day and presents seven policy recommendations to meet the expectations of grassroots communities from across the UK.
Recommendations include a desire to build more early stage programmes to help establish a greater number of product-led tech start-ups across the UK, driving a new flow of innovation into current successful scaleup programmes.
Calls were also made for a specialist programme to help public sector bodies to better utilise digital solutions, while making clear that any schemes must consider the local nuances of the nations and regions to ensure successful engagement and impact across the UK.
The group also advocates greater emphasis on providing "test beds" to facilitate close-to-market digital innovation and stresses any new forms of collaboration between SMEs and corporates at a local level must be encouraged to drive regional and national R&D investment.
Moreover, the Group asserts technology buyers from traditional sectors need more support with their digital adoption and transformation journeys and that there is a pressing need for programmes to enable tech careers as an option for people who have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19, regardless of their previous profession, skill level, or age.
David Dunn, UKTCG Chair, said: "The UKTCG exists to connect, share and grow the communities it serves. Through understanding ecosystem needs at grassroots level, we have unrivalled, real time access to tech companies and communities.
"The Recovery Roadmap's success in bringing together over 400 policy makers, from across the United Kingdom, to share best practice and learn how to practically support our communities, could and should be the start of a movement to uplift tech and digital communities across the country.
"The tech and digital industry's importance to our economy goes unchallenged. We need to ensure people understand it, can access its knowledge and use it to drive their businesses, whether they're startups or global giants.
"For us to succeed there is an understanding that the whole of the UK must be supported and help needs to be offered, and available wherever required, on the ground rather than directed centrally."
Mr Dunn added: "It is our firm belief that the seven key recommendations for policy that can make a sea change in the way tech can enable the UK to the forefront of the global economy.
"Each recommendation has a comprehensive plan behind it which we would be eager to develop further with key public policy makers for the good of our economy, our country and our local communities. The time is now to act on behalf of the grassroots."
Anwen Robinson, Operating Officer at TechnologyOne said "Tech and digital hubs around the UK can, and must, play a central role in helping us come out of this crisis stronger. Given the right policy framework with local empowerment and underpinned by enabling technology, our industry can thrive, greatly benefitting the communities, local authorities and educational institutions in cities, towns and villages where we operate.
We fully support UKTCG's call for a specialist programme to help public sector bodies better utilise digital solutions. By helping senior public sector managers think more digitally, Central and Local Government will become more efficient and much better equipped to support the communities they serve.
Likewise, for the education sector, more courses, training and student services must rapidly move online, to ensure there's social mobility and opportunity wherever you are in the UK or indeed globally."
The Recovery Roadmap Report, in association with TechnologyOne, is available for public viewing here.
Ben Shorrock August 4, 2020 0
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The Recovery Roadmap Report
The Recovery Roadmap explores the disproportionate impact on the nations & regions in the face of COVID-19 and what we can do together to recover and reboot.
The report considers the key challenges facing tech ecosystems and how, in turn, they can enable resilience in more traditional sectors. We consider a series of key policy interventions which will support us all to build back better.
To download the full report, please submit your details below
The Recovery Roadmap Summit
On 23rd June 2020 the UKTCG will host the Recovery Roadmap Summit to plan how tech communities across the UK can emerge from this crisis even stronger.
The Summit will explore the disproportionate impact on the UK's nations & regions in the face of Covid-19 and what we can do together to recover and reboot. The day will consider the different draft recovery plans that areas have and share learning across clusters to answer the question, 'What solutions have people come up with which could be replicated in different areas?' This is particularly focused on the impact on the tech sector and how the tech sector can support its local communities.
The Roadmap to Recovery event is designed to be action orientated, with political leaders setting the scene followed by a series workshops to practically share knowledge and best practice including
Strategic Insight
Keynote & panels on the strategic approach to our response to COVID-19 with Ministers, Local Authority Leaders and Mayors
Practical Responses
A series of practical workshops and sessions focussed on:
the new skills we need to develop in the talent pool and how it can be done
business support that helps transform our business base for a digital future
building the physical infrastructure to ensure our future resilience
Ensuring our plans are globally competitive we will have sessions considering:
International approaches and best practice
the unique needs of our nations and regions
using wider geographies (such as the Northern Powerhouse) can give us an international platform
This will be an invite-only event for key policymakers and ecosystem leaders in our communities across the UK. The sessions are action orientated and are for the people formulating our response to this crisis., We expect to have 200-400 attendees from across the UK.
ACTIONS FROM THE EVENT
Following the conversations, we would use the data and market intelligence gathered to create a report and policy document on areas of best practice & knowledge sharing which we can then feed into our localities. This would act as a call to action and maintain ongoing conversations.
The Draft Agenda is
If you'd like to know more about the Summit or how to get involved please email hello@TechSPARK.co
Ben Shorrock June 1, 2020 0
Help build the future of Scotland as a Digital Nation
Scottish-based tech firms are being asked to help build the future of Scotland as a digital nation.
The ScotlandIS Challenge, launched today by ScotlandIS in partnership with The Scottish Government, is calling on companies of all sizes to submit ideas, by Tuesday 16th June, that will help increase the pace of Scotland's digital progress and develop the critical national digital and data infrastructure the country needs.
The resulting projects will be taken forward as part of The Scottish Government's CivTech process, which has an established track record of bringing the public and private sectors together to deliver innovative solutions and create new commercial opportunities, from making more essential public services available online, to improving how financial transactions are carried out.
Jane Morrison-Ross, chief executive of ScotlandIS, said:
"Through this challenge, Scotland has the opportunity to become a Digital Nation, a true digital democracy. Digital underpins everything and is critical to our economy. The rapid digital transformation of business and society would not have been possible without the infrastructure, products and services created by our digital ecosystem.
"But we can do more. And we can do it better. We want to harness technology and innovation to evolve current business models, drive efficiencies and productivity gains across the economy. To create a country known for innovation, for an ethical approach to data and an integrated approach to public services. By building the right transformational infrastructure and working collaboratively, we can create a Digital Scotland that is good for the people, the economy, the environment and the government."
Ben Macpherson MSP, Minister for Public Finance and Migration said:
ScotlandIS and The Scottish Government are looking for ground-breaking ideas and potential solutions to challenges that display technical expertise and results-based thinking. The ScotlandIS Challenge is open and inclusive, and encourages firms to consider the following:
What are the key components of a new digital and data infrastructure and why they are a priority?
How can the national digital and data assets of Scotland be protected?
What are the technical solutions to build these components and how can they be applied?
How could more essential public services be delivered online – be that healthcare, education, or the way we carry out financial transactions?
How could The Scottish Government work more closely with the private sector to speed delivery, innovate and maximise benefits and investment to the Scottish economy?
Once ideas have been submitted, an expert multi-disciplinary team formed from Scottish Government and ScotlandIS will review the results, identify common themes, make the results available across Government, agree the priority actions to take and communicate back the findings and recommendations to the sector.
More information can be found on Digital Nation and responses should be submitted by email to digitalnation@gov.scot by Tuesday 16th June 2020.
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Why Demand Led Recovery is the key to our future success
COVID-19 has created unprecedented challenges for digital and non-digital companies alike; demand led recovery will be how we best move our economy forward across all sectors.
As we move to the next phase of the Covid-19 pandemic plan I think it's appropriate I share some observations and thoughts about how the digital sector has fared and what recovery might look like.
I'm writing based on a myriad of experience of the impact of Covid-19 on the digital sector, and wider digital adoption. I've garnered this as CEO of Sunderland Software City, the Chair of the UK Tech Cluster Group and trustee of Citizens Advice Scotland.
The digital sector, in the majority, has coped perhaps better than any other sector. I'm not belittling any struggles digital companies have faced; to own and run a business during this situation has been unprecedented, throwing forward economic and moral challenges we are probably never likely to see again in this generation.
However, many companies I've spoken to or heard stories of have either maintained customer numbers or gained new ones. This is of course, not uniform. Those companies which can support digital adoption in other sectors have seen an acceleration of demand that, I believe, might have taken them 3 to 4 years of hard messaging and sales visits. Others in the digital sector that, for example have a software-as-a-service offering to increase sales or provide market intelligence, have seen a stagnation in their orderbook.
The current government initiatives to support businesses through this period are openly acknowledged as largely generic, there to help the widest range of businesses across all sectors. Some I've seen put to use with digital sector businesses. I've seen staff furloughed, although in the digital sector this tends to be either administrative staff or a cost-saving exercise by microbusinesses to ensure at least some revenue income.
At the time of writing this, the Future Fund still has unclear criteria which until sorted could make it incredibly useful or utterly pointless. InnovateUK funds have the ambition to maintain an upward curve of R&D spend but unless they can overcome the challenge of processing capacity and outreach to those that don't normally access their funds, I feel a big amount of funding could have only a small positive effect across the UK.
It's on this point, i.e. how we recover, I'd like to posit some thoughts. We entered this pandemic with a few points on the Government's agenda but perhaps most significantly the ambition of "levelling-up". We must not forget this ambition as we move into an economic, social and environmental recovery phase.
Whilst immensely important, the purpose of this blog isn't to highlight the relationship between deprived UK areas and the health outcomes of those who've had CoronaVirus. Just looking at CoronaVirus Dashboard should be enough to instigate another incredibly essential conversation on this. Nor is this blog an advocacy on the effects of lockdown on our natural environment and the lessons we can take forward towards a net-zero carbon future. This blog is about our economic recovery.
I believe taking a demand led recovery stance will provide an immensely positive outcome, not only for the digital sector, but for all sectors across the whole of the UK. Importantly, this demand led recovery can be nuanced in different areas to meet local demand and thus underpin the levelling-up ambition that we must not cast aside.
Demand Led Recovery
Demand led recovery is about supporting all sectors to understand the new challenges they face as we adjust to the much mentioned 'new-normal'. Some of these new challenges will be truly new, never before seen as challenges. Some will be existing challenges transformed by this new paradigm in which we now live. Importantly – and perhaps obviously given how I started this blog – there should be a huge emphasis on, and support for, how these challenges can be overcome through digital adoption and innovation.
Let me be clear, digital adoption is not a panacea for every challenge faced by every sector but in many cases, well planned and well executed digital adoption will help. We have an opportunity to maintain a vastly accelerated rate of digital adoption in this country if we provide ongoing support. This should include support to all industries to help them clarify and articulate their challenges. It should include funding to allow businesses to pilot and normalise digital adoption.
In doing this we will support digital demand sectors to become more productive and efficient whilst helping them innovate new products and services. This approach will also support the digital sector to refill its orderbook and develop new innovative offerings thus providing growth and employment.
Ultimately, I wholeheartedly believe this approach will advance the recovery of the UK economy at an expedited pace. I also imagine, if done right – with appropriate government support – this demand led digital adoption will truly underpin the levelling-up agenda.
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As if 11 days wasn't long enough for Cubs fans to wait to see their team open the season at Wrigley, they were forced to wait another day when snow covered much of the field.
The cancellation didn't damper the joy of Cubs fan Dave Davidson, who has been waiting all winter to see his favorite team play.
Fellow Cubs fan Robert Sandhold said he and his friends have not missed a Cubs home opener since 1984. They were on their way to the game Monday, but didn't mind the fact that it ended up being postponed.
"We … turned around and went back when they called the game," Sandhold said.
Davison said he doesn't usually go inside the stadium for Cubs games, preferring to wait out on the street for home runs. But once the game was canceled, he quickly traveled 10 miles to the South Side to watch the White Sox play the Rays.
"I hang outside and catch baseballs," Davison said. "As soon as they called the game I got down on the L and went and checked out the White Sox game because I was determined to see some baseball," Davison said.
The Pirates spoiled the home opener with an 8-5 win.


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O Monte Heha, é uma montanha localizada no Burundi que faz parte dos Montes Mitumba, na região dos Grandes Lagos Africanos, e do Vale do Rift, atingindo a altitude de 2684 m, o ponto mais elevado daquele país.

O degelo do seu cume é responsável, pela nascente do rio Kagera, que desagua no lago Vitória, podendo, portanto, considerar-se a primeira parte do rio Nilo.

Fica na província de Bujumbura Rural, a 20 km a leste do lago Tanganica.

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Cheers... to being who I am.
In playing so many roles... she forgets who she is.
Lets Salute the woman... who is there with us... all through.
I completely agree that a woman plays varied roles in her life time and she has to be respected for the same. However taking advantage of it.. is something that pisses me off... i also agree there are many sections of our society that still lives in medieval period, but u dnt need to have a special day dedicated to women to acknowledge that.
You knw, it is for those Very sections of the society that we need a day to let them know and appreciate the women in their life...!!!
The awareness has to be spread...!!!
Then we don't need just one day.. we need a sustained effort and support from everyone... making noise on one particular day is not going to make any difference.
I agree... That we require sustained efforts...!!! But, then those sustained efforts need to start with a small step... and women's day is That small step...!!!


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Northern Oklahoma is just as susceptible to a damaging earthquake within the next year as the most quake-prone areas of California. That's because earthquakes are no longer just a natural hazard, the U.S. Geological Survey says. In its new quake hazards forecast released March 28, the agency for the first time has included artificially triggered seismicity.


Ofgem has published a consultation on the closure of the renewables obligation scheme to on-shore wind in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Investment Freezing Declarations.
The wording of the templates for the "Declaration of grid or radar delay condition" and the "Declaration of investment freezing condition " in its published guidance do not reflect the meaning of the relevant legislation as properly construed. The consultation closes on Monday 12 June 2017.


The Cat on My Head's tortie cat, Astrid, is subject of Caturday Art.
I selected a photo of Astrid from June 2014 for today's art. I have no idea if it ever appeared on the blog, but if it did and someone out there actually remembers, they have a better memory than I do.
Astrid was sitting on her haunches playing with a wand toy.
I wanted to do something different this week and not go back to Painnt, which I use most weeks. After trying ten or so other photo-editing apps, I did go back to Painnt. This is the Dark Knight effect with the coloring setting on summer. I also used piZap to add the Perplex filter at about 50 percent and the border.
Astrid is entering her art in Athena Cat Goddess Wise Kitty's Caturday Art blog hop. If you'd like to enter some art of your own or just find links to that of your fellow bloggers, click on Athena's badge.
Here is the original photo of Astrid. I know I am a bit prejudiced, but I think she is totally adorable.
Another week has sped by, and it's time for you to get your selfie snapped so you can rest "easy" on Sunday. No volunteers here yet for the prestigious honor of being the selfie participant. However, whichever of the Kitties Blue shows up, I can say with certainty they will be celebrating Valentine's Day.
We look forward to your participation, especially if you haven't joined us for a while. Maybe you'd like to turn your selfie into a Valentine for someone special and give them a shout out on the hop. If that isn't an incentive for you, I do know that will get a couple of Kitties Blue rushing forward to be the selfie host.
Astrid sure is a sweetie! And agile, too!
Lovely photo of Astrid and we think the art version came out great!
Astrid, we love this artwork of you! It's dark, bold and playful, all in one!
It looks like she's playing with the snow that's falling. Nice.
That's a cute picture of Astrid…and it made for some fun art!
Darn right she's adorable in that picture! Love the art you made of that photo.
We love your artwork, Miz Janet. Astrid makes for a purrfect meowdel.
Astrid looks so sweet and the artwork is pawsome.
The Florida Furkids with tons of smoochies and love to Mau from Allie.
That is such a pretty one sweet Astrid!
Astrid is indeed adorable and looks like she really enjoys that feather! I'll be here for the Hop tomorrow………all "Valentine'd up" !
That is lovely art. The original photo is cute too with her sat up like that.


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All this turmoil about armies being raised in Scotland and the lengthy and ultimately fruitless discussions which seem to follow have troubled me deeply.
Some of you might recall my rather ah... impetous nature. In an effort to reform my ways I bring this forth before you all - though I believe that the moment is right and that we should not tarry.


2/26/17: The Boardwalk Angels defeated the Naughty Girls at LAW Rising Stars 2017 to win the championships.
1) 5/27/17: The Boardwalk Angels defeated Guilty Pleasure at LAW Validation 2017 to retain the championships.
2) 8/27/17: The Boardwalk Angels defeated the Dynasty at LAW Queen of the Ring 2017 to retain the championships.
5/08/16: The Fireshock sisters defeated the Frienemies in an impromtu match at LAW #47 to win the championships.
11/23/15: The Frienemies defeated the Twisted Roses at Night of Glory to become champions.
3/22/15: The Twisted Roses defeated the A-Listers at LAW #24 to win the championships.
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The Quinnipiac women's ice hockey team came into today unbeaten in the month of November. That streak was at risk when Boston College, who was also undefeated in November, came into High Point Solutions Arena riding a four-game winning streak.
The Bobcats have thrived off capitalizing on big opportunities and limiting their opponents scoring chances on the other end.
Quinnipiac was able to score a late goal in the third period, thanks to a play set up by Kelly Babstock that left Shiann Darkangelo with the opportunity to put a backhander past the glove of Boston College's goaltender, Corrine Boyles.
That goal proved to be the game-winning goal as the Bobcats defeated Boston College 3-2, improving their record to 9-1-3 on the season.
Goaltender Chelsea Laden entered today's game with a remarkable 0.85 GAA, which places her second in the nation. On top of that, she ranks third in save percentage at .957 and leads the nation with five shutouts.
Laden hasn't let up more than two goals in a game and a lot of her effort has been helped from her team's defensive performance. Getting help on the defensive end has helped Quinnipiac control the games, not having to rely on the offensive attack late in the game.
It was a big step indeed as Quinnipiac remains undefeated in November, and continues to grow on its best start in program history.
Darkangelo was today's first star of the game by scoring two goals. One that helped get the Bobcats on the board and tie the game up at one with 5:24 remaining in the second period. Babstock and Meghan Turner assisted the goal where Darkangelo was able to wrap the puck around the net and sneak it past Boyles.
"When I first got the puck it was too close to shoot so I wrapped it around, and I just tried to get the puck quick on the net," Darkangelo said.
Quinnipiac completely dominated the second period by capitalizing on multiple scoring opportunities. They were able to get an edge late in the second period after Boston College's Haley Skarupa was called for a tripping penalty.
With 53 seconds left in the second period, captain Amanda Colin scored a power play goal on puck that she found off a rebound. The goal was her fourth of the season and gave Quinnipiac a 2-1 lead heading into the third period.
"We always want to pick up garbage around the net and I thought Amanda did a great job of that on the second goal and then just Babs out of the corner hitting Shy for the winning goal was just a superior effort," Seeley said.
The Bobcats were not able to add pressure on attack in the third when they started to play a defensive minded game. A double-minor checking penalty on Cydney Roesler at 10:40 in the third period swung the momentum in Boston College's favor when Andie Anastos scored a power play goal.
Anastos' goal tied the game up at two where the Bobcats looked like they were heading into overtime for their second consecutive game. Unlike usual, the team now needed to rely on its offense late in this match-up.
With about three minutes left in the game, Quinnipiac skated up the ice where Babstock was able to skate through a few defenders and assist Darkangelo right in front of the crease. Darkangelo's second and game-winning goal came at 17:57 in the third period and ultimately left Boston College with little time to come back.
Darkangelo spoke after the game on how it felt to put the game-winning goal in the net and help get Quinnipiac its ninth win of the season.
"It's really great. It was a different transition going from center to wing but when you have two good players to play with, that helps," Darkangelo said about playing on a line with Babstock and Emma Woods this afternoon.
By defeating Boston College this afternoon, Quinnipiac is set to take on the Univ. of New Hampshire tomorrow at 3 p.m. in another home matchup at the High Point Solutions Arena.


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Since Domino's is tired of potholes ruining their freshly-made pies during delivery, they've partnered with local municipalities to "pave for pizza," eliminating potholes so deliveries arrive in one piece.
"We don't want to lose any great-tasting pizza to a pothole, ruining a wonderful meal," said Russell Weiner, president of Domino's USA, in a press release. "Domino's cares too much about its customers and pizza to let that happen."
Domino's is also working alongside district leaders across the country to repair roadways in local communities. Already, Domino's has come to the rescue of roads in need in five towns, fixing more than 150 potholes. Domino's provided each town a paving grant to help level out local roads.
However silly this publicity campaign may seem, the company is gaining some serious traction. If you know of an imperfection in the pavement nearby your residence, save someone the headache of a wrecked pizza and tell Domino's. The company is accepting town nominations on its website.
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I posted before about using the Airmail through Wine on Linux to access the Winlink system. It's fine, it works, but it is a lot of overhead. Recently, in a response to a question, Dana, KA1WPM posted to one of the Winlink email lists that I'm on about the existence of paclink-unix. Paclink-unix was started by Nick Castellano, N2QZ.
Now I had seen this mentioned before, but for whatever reason I never took the time to look at it. This time I took a closer look.
After downloading the source and having a quick browse, a few small modifications had to be made.
I'm not sure what -ba means to the original sendmail, but -bm for postfix, which I'm using, seemed to be what I was looking for, after consulting the manpage.
I mostly copied the maildrop line already in the configuration file. removing the 'D' in the flags and adding an 'X'. I've not yet tested whether I need the 'D' or not.
So anything destined @winlink.org now gets sent through the local transport.
That's pretty much it for the moment.
If I need to send to any other domains through winlink I could add the following "catch-all" to the transports file.
And everything would go through it.
Testing it then I sent myself an email at winlink.org, and tried to collect it using the supplied tools.
wl2kax25 is like fetchmail. It connects out over a linux ax25 port (i.e. Radio) to a winlink node and retrieves it to be delivered to an email account of your choosing. In the above example, the winlink node is approximately 35km away, but not accessible directly. Consequently I used the EI2WRC-4 digital repeater (digipeater) to relay my packets.
For a 'pre-alpha' piece of software, it is working nicely for me, and it is good to have a Linux "Native" winlink client. Many thanks to Nick and Dana for their efforts.
I'm still running 10.4 on my MacBook Pro. This morning when I came into work there was a security update for Safari available which I duly installed. At this point it all went horribly wrong. Securityd swallowed 1.7GB of Ram (out of 2GB) and it caused my machine to page-in and out continuously.
A quick bit of googling, and I came across this post. Suffice it to say, it worked a charm.
Many thanks to the poster, you have, most definitely, saved my day!


Back in the 1970's, when I was just getting into wines, Tuscany had its share of controversy. In America, because of the great notoriety the name Chianti had, its straw flask and often elaborate/twisted shaped bottles, Chianti was synonymous with Italian red wine for the dinner table.
Top ten scientific facts that prove evolution is wrong, false and impossible.
SOCIETY NEWS Including Lecture Reports. REPORTS. WEDNESDAY 4th OCTOBER The Shap Stones. Jean Scott-Smith. Despite the rain over forty members and visitors attended the first talk of the 2017/8 season.
The Project Gutenberg EBook of Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 12, Slice 7, by Various This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever.
In the foggy hills of the northern Philippines, committed and courageous harvesters reach into the unlikeliest of places to produce some of the world's most coveted coffee.