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First Majestic Reports Continued Exploration Success Intersecting 19.97 g/t Au over 20.9m Near Active Underground Mining at Jerritt Canyon
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 1, 2022) - First Majestic Silver Corp. (NYSE: AG) (TSX: FR) (the "Company" or "First Majestic") is pleased to announce positive drilling results from its ongoing exploration program at the Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine ("Jerritt Canyon") located in Elko County, Nevada. The 2022 drilling campaign at Jerritt Canyon consists of short-term focused underground core drilling testing extensions of known ore controls near active mining; mid-term focused drilling planned to validate/test the presence of mineralized volumes near historic workings; and long-term focused drilling aiming to make new gold discoveries in the district (Figure 1).
"Today's exploration results appear to extend gold mineralization to the northwest of the recently discovered Zone 10 area between the operating SSX and Smith mines," stated Keith Neumeyer, President and CEO of First Majestic. "This gold intercept looks to have identified another high-grade underground mineralized pod near current mining activities, with similar gold grades to the recently discovered Zone 10 area. Additional follow up exploration holes are planned over the next few months to further define the dimensions and overall size of this exciting new area which is located only 80 metres away from underground access."
Figure 1: Location Map of the Jerritt Canyon Property outlining area of recent focused drilling campaign.
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Highlights from the Company's ongoing exploration program include the following summaries of new drill hole gold intercepts located near the Smith to SSX Mine connection drift (Figure 2):
Follow up drilling to the previously reported drill hole, SMI-LX-1102 at the Smith Mine (19.35 g/t over 23.2m), returned multiple high-grade gold intersections in two drill holes (Figure 3). Drill holes SMI-D10-EXP22-1076 and SMI-D10-EXP22-1078 appear to extend the potential of the previously intersected gold mineral zone to approximately 200m along a shallow dipping stratigraphic contact, the holes are interpreted to cut the mineralization at a low angle for an unknown true thickness at this time. The new gold intersections are located approximately 80m to 200m northwest of the connection drift and above the water table.
SMI-D10-EXP22-1076:
19.97 g/t Au over 20.9m, including
5.12 g/t Au over 7.6m;
4.25 g/t Au over 13.3m
7.14g/t Au over 8.2m and
3.75g/t Au over 7.6m
Drill hole SSX-D01-EXP22-0615 was completed at the SSX mine below and to the southwest of gold intersections from two drill holes previously reported in May and August 2022 (SSX-SR-608 and SSX-SR-612). The new hole cut four gold intersections located approximately 170m to 300m from existing mine development and from the connection drift, respectively. The geometry of the gold mineralization appears to be sub-horizontal controlled by more than one stratigraphic horizon, and the drilling generally intersected the gold zones at a low angle (Figure 4).
SSX-D01-EXP22-0615:
6.95 g/t Au over 17.7m;
4.58 g/t Au over 10.1m; and
4.64 g/t Au over 7.7m
Figure 2: Gold drill hole intercepts along the Smith and SSX Mines Underground Connection Drift, Plan View.
Figure 3: Recent drill hole gold intercepts in the Smith Mine area, Vertical Section.
Figure 4: Recent drill hole gold intercepts in the SSX Mine area, Vertical Section
Table 1: Summary of Significant Gold Intercepts:
Drillhole Target Drill type Significant Intercepts
From (m) To (m) Length (m) Au (g/t)
SSX-D01-EXP22-0615 SSX DDH 171.6 189.3 17.7 6.95
SSX-D01-EXP22-0615 SSX DDH 242.6 248.7 6.1 3.35
273.3 274.0 0.7 20.66
SMI-D10-EXP22-1076 Smith DDH 108.8 116.4 7.6 5.12
SMI-D10-EXP22-1076 Smith DDH 203.3 216.6 13.3 4.25
SMI-D10-EXP22-1076 Smith DDH 239.9 260.8 20.9 19.97
SMI-D10-EXP22-1078 Smith DDH 36.3 44.5 8.2 7.14
DDH is abbreviation for Diamond Drill Hole;
From, To and Length indicated in meters, true width of the mineralized intercepts is unknown at this time. All results >15gpt Au are reported as "includes".
Gold drill hole intercepts are composited using weighted averages of uncapped sample assays, a 3.0 g/t Au cut-off grade, and a minimum length of 5m. A maximum three meters below the cut-off grade is allowed as internal composite dilution. True width of intercepts is unknown at this time.
First Majestic's drill programs follow established QA/QC insertion protocols with standards, blanks and duplicates introduced in the sample stream. After detailed geological logging, all drill core samples were cut in half. One half of the core is submitted to Paragon Geochemical (Au-AA30, Au-GR30 - ISO/IEC 17025:2017). The remaining half core is retained on-site for verification and reference purposes.
Samples submitted to Paragon Geochemical are dried, crushed and pulverized to 85% passing a 75 μm. At Paragon Geochemical, Au is analyzed by Au by Fire Assay -Aqua Regia Digest AAS finish. Samples returning Au greater than 8 ppm are analyzed by 30 g Fire Assay gravimetric Finish. At the First Majestic Central laboratory, Au is analyzed by fire assay with atomic absorption finish. Above 10 g/t gold is analyzed by 20 g Fire Assay gravimetric finished.
See the Company's Annual Information Form, available at www.sedar.com for further information concerning QA/QC and data verification matters, the key assumptions, parameters and methods used by the Company to estimate Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources, and for a detailed description of known legal, political, environmental, and other risks that could materially affect the Company's business and the potential development of the Company's Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources.
The information provided in this report/statement/release constitutes Exploration Results. It is inappropriate for the reader to use the information presented for deriving estimates of tonnage and grade or quality.
Gonzalo Mercado, Vice President Exploration for First Majestic, has reviewed and approved the technical information disclosed in this news release and is a "Qualified Person" as defined under NI 43-101.
First Majestic is a publicly traded mining company focused on silver and gold production in Mexico and the United States. The Company presently owns and operates the San Dimas Silver/Gold Mine, the Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine, the Santa Elena Silver/Gold Mine and the La Encantada Silver Mine.
First Majestic is proud to offer a portion of its silver production for sale to the public. Bars, ingots, coins and medallions are available for purchase online at its Bullion Store at some of the lowest possible premiums.
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FIRST MAJESTIC SILVER CORP.
"signed"
Keith Neumeyer, President & CEO
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Actual results may vary from forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to materially differ from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to: material adverse changes, unexpected changes in laws, rules or regulations, or their enforcement by applicable authorities; the failure of parties to contracts with the company to perform as agreed; social or labour unrest; changes in commodity prices; and the failure of exploration programs or studies to deliver anticipated results or results that would justify and support continued exploration, studies, development or operations. Although First Majestic has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended.
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Thierman Estate v Thurman 2013 BCSC 503, involved a testator who died in 2010 at the age of 92, leaving a copy of his 2006 will in a dresser or in his bedroom. A search for the original will that had been in his safety deposit box, and the rest of his home, turned up nothing. There was evidence indicating that the testator had received the original will in 2006 and placed it in his safety deposit box as he told his lawyer he would do. There was also evidence however that he accessed the safety deposit box shortly before his death. The court found that the testator did so in order to remove the will and to destroy it before his death, intending to revoke it. Accordingly the court ordered that sense the original will was missing, the deceased died intestate.The petitioner relies on the rebuttable presumption referred to in Haider v. Kalugin, 2008 BCSC 930 at paras. 9-11:
[9] If a Will last known to be in custody of testator is not found at his death, the presumption is that the testator destroyed it with the intention of revoking it ("animo revocandi"). However, that presumption may be rebutted by evidence, written or oral, of the facts. The strength of the presumption will depend upon the character of the custody which the testator had over the Will: Sugden v. Lord St. Leonards (1876), 1 P.D. 154 (English C.A.).
[10] In Sigurdson v. Sigurdson [1935] 2 D.L.R. 445 (S.C.C.), at paragraph 49, Davis J. said:
[49] It needs very clear and convincing evidence to establish what is alleged to be a lost will. … The person propounding such a will has a burden of proof that persists throughout the whole trial to satisfy the court at its conclusion that the will is in fact lost and was not destroyed by the testator with the intention of putting an end to it. Each case of course turns upon its own facts but the principles respecting the well-settled presumption against the Will must be applied to the facts.
[11] In Welch v. Phillips (1836) 1 Moo PC 299, at 302, referred to in Bobersky Estate (Re) [1954] A.J. No. 12 (Alta Dist. Crt.), at paragraph 6, the court said:
[6] If a will traced to the possession of the deceased, and last seen there, is not forthcoming on his death, it is presumed to have been destroyed by the deceased himself; and that presumption must have effect, unless there is good and sufficient reason to repel it. It is a presumption founded on good sense, for it is highly reasonable to suppose that an instrument of so much importance would be carefully preserved, by a person of ordinary caution, in some place of safety and would not be either lost or stolen, and if, on the death of a maker, is not found in his usual repositories or else where he resides, it is in a high degree of probable that the deceased himself has purposely destroyed it. But this presumption, like all others of fact, may be rebutted by others, which raises a higher degree of probability to the contrary.
[43] Although some cases, such as McBurnie v. Patriquin [1975] N.S.J. No. 447 (S.C.(A.D.)), refer to the "very heavy burden" upon the party attempting to rebut the presumption, I do not find such language helpful in explaining the standard of proof: see Pecore v. Pecore, 2007 SCC 17; and Jorsvick Estate, 2011 BCSC 528. The presumption recognizes that the burden of proof is on the party attempting to rely on a non-original copy of a will. Thus, the presumption of destruction of a will that had been in the testator's possession but cannot be found on his death may be rebutted by evidence establishing on a balance of probabilities that the will was inadvertently lost or misplaced.
[44] At paras. 13-14 of Haider v. Kalugin, the Court enumerates some of the factors to be considered in deciding whether the presumption applies, and if so, whether it has been rebutted:
[13] Some of the factors considered in determining whether the presumption has been overcome are:
* whether the terms of the Will itself were reasonable: Pigeon Estate v. Major, [1930] S.C.R. 252 (S.C.C.);
* whether the testator continued to have good relationships with the beneficiaries in the copy of the Will up to the date of death: Pigeon, supra;
* where personal effects of the deceased were destroyed prior to the search for the Will being carried out: Pigeon, supra;
* the nature and character of the deceased in taking care of personal effects: Pigeon, supra;
* whether there were any dispositions of property that support or contradict the terms of the copy sought to be probated: MacBurnie v. Patriquin, supra; Anderson v. Kahan Estate, [2006] B.C.J. No. 716 (B.C.S.C.);
* statements made by the testator which confirm or contradict the terms of distribution set out in the will: Bobersky Estate, supra, Anderson, supra, Holst Estate v. Holst, [2001] B.C.J. No. 1560 (B.C.S.C.), Re Green Estate, [2001] A.J. No. 1253 (Alta Q.B.);
* whether the testator was of the character to store valuable papers, and whether the testator had a safe place to store the papers: Bobersky Estate, supra, Brimicombe v. Brimicombe Estate, [2000] N.S.J. No. 157 (N.S.C.A.);
* whether there is evidence that the testator understood the consequences of not having a Will, and the effects of intestacy: Bobersky Estate, supra;
* whether the testator made statements to the effect that he had a will: Bobersky Estate, supra.
[14] However, the presumption of revocation does not apply where the Will cannot be traced to the possession of the testator: Brimicombe v. Brimicombe Estate, supra, at paragraph 7.
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The origins of the Pillot family in Chassagne can be traced back to the eighteenth century, when they seem to have been coopers more than vignerons. In the nineteenth century they abandoned barrel-making in favour of enlarging the property in Chassagne. Fernand and Laurent, who is the fourth generation, added to it again in 1992, and then in 2001 Laurent's wife Marie-Anne inherited half of her family's property, the Pommard domaine of Pothier-Rieusset, and Laurent and his father bought the other half. The domaine now stands at 14.5 hectares of vines across almost the whole length of the Côte de Beaune from Santenay to Beaune.
The Domaine is worked according to organic principles and is ploughed – no chemical weedkillers are used. They have also been members of the Dephy-ECO-phyto group, which works to reduce the number of treatments using copper sulphate, since 2012.
Laurent has always managed to pack in a lot alongside his running of the vineyard. He has his own plane which he flies to all corners of France, used keep and hunts hawks, and conducts the Chassagne brass band as well as dabbling in Mayoral duties - on top of being a father of three, Anaïs, Adrien and Eugène. They are all mad about the alps and disappear up the mountains at regular intervals.
Laurent's eldest son Adrien has been travelling the world making wine all over the place for the last few years having completed his training in Beaune. Bringing back lessons learnt in Australia, South Africa and California (and from a stint at Lea & Sandeman). During harvest Adrien is now the one in the winery while Laurent takes charge of the picking team. The wines have long been L&S favourites in both red and white - they represent excellent value, and they age very well too, despite being attractive young. The whites are precise and pure, and not lacking for body and generosity, while the reds are velvety and juicy, beautifully balanced even if drunk young on their expressive Pinot fruit. The domaine was rightfully heralded in Decanter Magazine as 'an address that deserves to be better-known'. Great value and real pleasure across their range.
The Pillots 2019 harvest was not that bad in white, they said, down 15%, but the reds are down 30%. In general they are happy with the balance in the wines because it was very hot, but the acidities are still good. We discussed Adrien's wish to do a longer élevage for the whites, but the problem that if you take the wines out of barrel that means keeping them in vats with floating tops, and they are not mad about the practicality of that. For now most are bottled after a year, but the Vide Bourse and Grandes Ruchottes will stay in barrel until the spring. They use little SO2 to begin with, gradually stabilising the levels once the wines are back in tank, and still finishing with low levels. They like ripe grapes: 'there's a kind of fashion to be the first to pick in Burgundy - they want to keep the freshness but all they get is acidity and tannin'. For the reds, they don't do massive extraction - 3 pigeages only in the middle of the fermentation, but they do a lot of pump-overs.
With Adrien in the winery and Laurent orchestrating the picking - 2020 was a swift and early harvest here - all done by the end of August - for the first time in their history. Quantities are down across the board, but Adrien is not too worried - as their losses are minor, particularly in White. Above all they are pleased that the quality is high this year. These are charming, crowd pleasing wines - that will immediately please, for their joyous open-knit fruit - but there is so much matter here that these wines should live well for a good long stretch too.
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2020 POMMARD Tavannes Domaine Fernand & Laurent Pillot
The 2020 Pommard Tavannes is excellent, unfurling in the glass with aromas of cherries, sweet spices, licorice and loamy soil. Medium to full-bodied, rich and fleshy, with tangy acids and chalkyThe 2020 Pommard Tavannes is excellent, unfurling in the glass with aromas of cherries, sweet spices, licorice and loamy soil. Medium to full-bodied, rich and fleshy, with tangy acids and chalky tannins, it will age with grace. Drinking range: 2025 - 2045 Rating: 90+ L&S (Jan 2022)
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Rémi has been making small qualitative changes ever since he took over here. The entire vineyard is cordon-pruned, so yields are naturally limited. There has been no use of fertiliser since 1994, and the vineyard is grassed-over to encourage the vine roots to go deep. The domaine has been certified organic from 2008. He says that the two most important things are the absence of weedkiller (and thus the necessity to plough, which cuts any surface roots and makes the vine go deeper) and not adding any fertiliser which again makes the roots go deeper to find nutrients.
In 2020, says Rémi, there was a phenomenon of concentration by the lack of water, so that while there are some aromas of a hot vintage, the acidity stayed well. He started picking on the 27th August with a small team, and then the full team got going on the 1st of September. The wines remain citrussy and bright - and very concentrated in every aspect. Alcohols are in the range 13-14%.
We are again very excited about Rémi's two red wines this year, both of which are excellent.
2020 VOLNAY 1er Cru Santenots Domaine Rémi Jobard
80% whole bunch fermentation, The sheer minerality in this means that it is not yet as showy on the nose as it was in 2019, but otherwise it's a very similar style, with a bright but not all that80% whole bunch fermentation, The sheer minerality in this means that it is not yet as showy on the nose as it was in 2019, but otherwise it's a very similar style, with a bright but not all that dark colour, a slow mover in the glass, viscous. Bright and intensely juicy, it seems still half-formed, but really amazingly impressive.L&S (Nov 2021)
Magnums, wood case of 3
With good-sized harvests from 2017 and 2018, it was good to see Nico's cellar full, but the 2019 and 2020 vintages are rather smaller. Still, for now the smile is still in place. Now in its fourth year, he could not be happier with his new winery. A fantastic bespoke build on the outskirts of Beaune, which he recognises is not ideal for the folklore aspect, but it is a perfect tool for the job, and does have a good view of all 'his' bits of the Côte - from the roof.
Nico immediately said that he much prefers his 2020s to either his 2019s or his 2018s. He is about 50% down in terms of juice - and what he has is rich and intense. This is another vintage that pushes him to a more extreme end of the spectrum when it comes to restraint. Nico is very much a winemaker who likes full phenolic maturity, and determines harvest dates by eating grapes from each plot. This gives him the body and density which he likes - these are not weedy wines - at the same time remarking that 'I think the new cellar (this is the fourth vintage in it) has brought greater elegance'. In 2020 that full phenolic ripeness took a while to get to a point, particularly with the skins, where he was happy to harvest. These are wines with no astringency - but great power and intensity. He says - 'if the 2018s were Syrah-like in stature, the 2019s are more Grenache and the 2020s have the structure more akin to Carignan and Mourvèdre.' They are certainly big wines that reflect the vintage and retain that wonderful balancing acidity and fresh tannins - built for a long and promising future.
Nico is keen to let us know in advance that he regards this very much as primeur pricing, and says that once on the 'deliverable' price list will be 30-40% more expensive, so this really is the moment to get stuck in.
2020 VOLNAY 1er Cru Santenots Domaine Nicolas Rossignol
100% destemmed. There's lots of iron in the soil. It's definitely the most powerful of all the Volnays Nico makes. Deep colour, super concentrated. Lots of spice, dark fruits with a hint of game.100% destemmed. There's lots of iron in the soil. It's definitely the most powerful of all the Volnays Nico makes. Deep colour, super concentrated. Lots of spice, dark fruits with a hint of game. Excellent tannins. Grippy & ripe. It's a big wine but not overdone at all. As with all the wines we tasted, it is so well balanced. Very moreish with a very long finish. One for the long-term. Drinking range: 2031 - 2045L&S (Nov 2021)
Magnums, case of 3
2020 VOLNAY 1er Cru Chevrets Domaine Nicolas Rossignol
30% whole cluster. Good balance of clay & limestone in the vineyard. A lovely nose of sweet spice, baking notes and darker fruits. Juicy, yet powerful. Rich tannins. Needs time to come together but30% whole cluster. Good balance of clay & limestone in the vineyard. A lovely nose of sweet spice, baking notes and darker fruits. Juicy, yet powerful. Rich tannins. Needs time to come together but it's already rather impressive and full of charm. Long finish. Very promising. Drinking range: 2030 - 2040L&S (Nov 2021)
2020 POMMARD 1er Cru Argillières Domaine Nicolas Rossignol
30% whole cluster. 33% new oak. Compared with the Noizons, this is much more powerful. Big, rich & muscular. The tannins are quite prominent so this will benefit from time in the cellar. Superb30% whole cluster. 33% new oak. Compared with the Noizons, this is much more powerful. Big, rich & muscular. The tannins are quite prominent so this will benefit from time in the cellar. Superb spiciness & dark fruit. Long finish. Drinking range: 2025 - 2040L&S (Nov 2021)
A domaine totalling nine hectares, of which the most important part is a magnificent five hectare monopole of the Pommard Premier Cru Clos des Epeneaux, which was put together by Nicolas Marey in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (along with the DRC Romanée Saint Vivant 'Marey-Monge'). These vineyards were all sold, except for the Clos (now been enclosed by a wall), which came to Jean-François Armand as a dowry when he married Nicolas' daughter in 1826. The Volnay vineyards were added in 1994, followed by parcels in Auxey Duresses.
The current Comte Armand is a lawyer living in Paris, but very supportive of the régisseurs who have looked after this domaine for the thirty years or so that L&S have been buying here. The 1980 vintage, made by one of the many Rossignols of Volnay who was in charge at the time, was for us a great introduction to the possibilities of the great Clos des Epeneaux vineyard. Then came the era of Pascal Marchand, a young Quebecois who came to do a harvest with Domaine Bruno Clair and just never left. He began a period of radical restructuring and the introduction of organic and then biodynamic farming, while making very dark, dense and long-lived wines. Benjamin Leroux, hugely respected amongst growers who approach things from an organic or biodynamic point of view, then took over, and refined this approach and changed the way the parcels of vines are divided up for harvesting, paying less attention to just the age of the vines, and more to the underlying soil types. Claude Bourguignon was employed to provide a full geological survey of the Clos as the basis for this. Under Benjamin the wines of the Clos gained in finesse and precision, while still having the depth and richness expected of a great Pommard.
Both Pascal and Benjamin were keen to expand beyond the confines of the Clos, and the Domaine also has vines in Volnay, and, a particular enthusiasm of both Pascal and Benjamin, in Auxey Duresses, where they are convinced of the great potential of some of this village's undervalued and neglected terroirs. Paul Zinetti, who had worked with Ben for four years, took over in 2014.
The vineyard is cultivated organically (ECOCERT certified) and biodynamically. The grapes are entirely de-stemmed, but left intact, for a five to eight-day cold maceration before the fermentation, which lasts five to ten days, and then the wine remains in the fermenters for between three and fifteen days, depending on the vintage. In most years, the total time with skin contact will be around four weeks, which is longer than most. The wines will then be aged in barrel for between eighteen and twenty-four months, with new wood limited to 30% for the wine from the old vines of the Clos, down to none at all for the village wines.
Paul said from the outset that he wanted to make a less tannic wine in the Clos, and one which is more about aromatic length. In this he is continuing the route that Ben was following, but perhaps taking it even further.
Once again, all the wines here are a triumph in 2020, with a cleverly highlighted lift and elegance keeping the ripe density of the vintage lithe and poised.
2020 POMMARD 1er Cru Clos des Épeneaux Domaine Comte Armand
Instead of having 4 different wines to blend, to make the single Clos des Épeneaux, Paul had just 2 wines to create the perfect Cuvée. Not coming from the 4 different parcels within the Clos - PaulInstead of having 4 different wines to blend, to make the single Clos des Épeneaux, Paul had just 2 wines to create the perfect Cuvée. Not coming from the 4 different parcels within the Clos - Paul simply made one wine with the grapes from the old vines and one from the young vines and blended them together for their élevage in barrel. The result is a very impressive and complete wine. There is good weight and nice intensity of deep red fruit. The Clos is a warm site and 2020 was a warm year - so it is the well-measured power and richness that is a triumph here. Sophisticated spice and cedarwood too - but a fresh line is invigorating and keeps the whole thing pert and bright. Sophisticated stuff here.L&S (Nov 2021)
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One of the great domaines of Pommard, with a 400 year history in the same family. The domaine produces a small amount of Bourgogne Chardonnay, a completely over-performing Bourgogne Rouge, a village Pommard (Vaumuriens, 1.44 ha), but the biggest part of the domaine consists of four great Premier Cru expressions of the terroir of Pommard, Fremiers (0.79 ha), Croix Noires (0.58 ha), Grand Clos des Epenots (4.89 ha) and Rugiens (1.07 ha). These represent a very different style to the Clos des Épeneaux of Comte Armand, for example. Yves Confuron, the régisseur, describes the difference between the two top wines by saying that the Grand Clos is 'terreux' while the Rugiens is 'aérien'.
The aim is to limit yields to around 25hl/ha, to attain optimum ripeness. The vines are ploughed, and pruned carefully to suit each one, then de-budded in spring and green-harvested in August to keep the fruit load balanced. Following Yves' usual practice the harvest is late and the vatting is long - usually around a month, with a cold maceration leading into a cool fermentation, and a long post-fermentation soak under the protection of the carbon dioxide given off by the fermentation. The wines are developed in barrel over 21 to 23 months, with a third of the barrels being replaced each year. After racking they are bottled without fining or filtration.
The domaine produces wines with astonishing depth and density that still retain the freshness, just like Yves' own wines at Domaine Confuron-Cotetidot. They are classic vins de garde and patience is advised - and will be amply rewarded.
There's no question that Yves' 2020s will be controversial, and there will be some critics who just won't be able to get their heads round them. Certainly if you are looking for pale ruby wines which 'pinote', this is not where you will find them - nor at Confuron-Cotetidot either. Yves has stuck to waiting for physiological ripeness, and has made, as he describes them 'des vins Baroque'. The 2020s all have extraordinary levels of richness and density, with a surprising freshness brought by the character of the tannins which were not as ripe as a vintage like 2018 or 2019, and which he says would be awful if associated with a 'classic' vintage, but with the 2020s they provide a freshness which the relatively low acidity does not. It's a different kind of balance, and much closer to wines from the Rhone valley both in aroma and structure, so you need to find a different way to understand them. If you do get to taste these wines at this stage, please bear in mind that unlike some growers (including DRC) whose wines are currently (November 2021) being prepared for bottling, all of Yves wines are only at the half-way stage of their élevage, and the finished wines will be in a different place when they are being prepared for bottling after the 2022 harvest. This was amply illustrated by a taste of the 2018 Grand Clos des Epenots 2018, which as predicted is shaping up to be a grandiose wine with extraordinary density and richness, and now aromatically 'in place'. See also all the notes on Domaine Confuron Cotetidot, as all of this applies to both domaines.
2020 POMMARD 1er Cru Grand Clos des Épenots Domaine de Courcel
Super-rich, but there's lift here too - blackcurrant and blackcurrant buds, the latter giving a refreshing brightness of aroma.Super-rich, but there's lift here too - blackcurrant and blackcurrant buds, the latter giving a refreshing brightness of aroma. Drinking range: 2035 - 2050L&S (Nov 2021)
The Faiveley family are the largest vineyard owners in Burgundy, owning around 120ha, spread across the Côtes de Nuits, Beaune and Chalonnaise and encompassing everything from generic Bourgogne up to the grandest of Grand Crus. Their own holdings supply the grapes for 5 out of every 6 bottles made by Faiveley, the balance being bought in from carefully selected contract growers.
Faiveley has been more and more impressive in recent years, and the combination of winemaker Jerome Flous and an entirely new winery are taking them onwards and upwards year after year.
In 2020 they had their earliest ever harvest, starting on the 19th of August. This followed a seven week spell where not a single drop of rain fell and a late frost on the first of April. Because of an unfortunately timed cold damp spell on 23rd of March the flowering of the later Pinot was badly affected. It was therefore their Reds that were really hit this year in terms of volume - tragically they have harvested almost just half the yield they got with the Whites.
2020 CORTON Grand Cru Clos des Cortons Domaine Faiveley
This was the final wine in the run at our Faiveley tasting and it provided a fabulous finish. A little more taut then many of the wines in the run. A good, gentle scrub of tannin underscores a reallyThis was the final wine in the run at our Faiveley tasting and it provided a fabulous finish. A little more taut then many of the wines in the run. A good, gentle scrub of tannin underscores a really attractive red berried compote of joy. Quite lithe and sophisticated but there is no denying the easy charm of the fruit at the core here.L&S (Nov 2021)
Domaine Joseph Drouhin
Joseph Drouhin, founded in 1880 and still family owned, are one of the most well-respected names in Burgundy, especially through their flagship wine, the iconic Clos des Mouches.
A huge part of the Drouhin production comes from their own domaine fruit (78 hectares), and much of the rest comes from contracts such as that with the Marquis de Laguiche, who shook hands with the grandfather of the current generation, agreeing to let him manage his vineyards which included an important part of Le Montrachet; this collaboration endures. Today, the fourth generation is at the helm
Small refinements continue to be made here. The presses have been changed - a reversion to basket pressing for the reds, and for whites the presses are open - along with a number of other growers they are following the trend to think that slight oxidation of the juice before fermentation is not a problem and may add complexity as well as avoiding later problems of premature oxidation in bottle.
For the reds there has been the introduction of selective whole-bunch fermentation in the Côte de Nuits wines. The house style remains one that 'emphasises the natural elegance of great Burgundies' as they describe it. The domaine is all cultivated with an organic and biodynamic approach.
2020 BEAUNE Rouge 1er Cru Clos des Mouches Domaine Joseph Drouhin
One of the highlights of the range is the 2020 Beaune 1er Cru Clos des Mouches (Domaine), a nicely balanced cuvée that wafts from the glass with aromas of cassis, raspberries, orange rind, loamy soilOne of the highlights of the range is the 2020 Beaune 1er Cru Clos des Mouches (Domaine), a nicely balanced cuvée that wafts from the glass with aromas of cassis, raspberries, orange rind, loamy soil and peonies. Medium to full-bodied, velvety and elegant, with ripe tannins, lively acids and a saline finish, it will offer a broad drinking window. Rating: 92-94 William Kelley, The Wine Advocate (Jan 2022)


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Groundbreaking Author Makes Case for Challenging Mexican Americans to reclaim their history, culture
Rebranding Chicanismo
into collective thought
and a cultural paradigm
By Armando Arias
If it is the task of the scholar to truly make an original contribution to the existing scientific knowledge in one's respective field, Ernesto Mireles has done so in a most eloquent way in his book, Insurgent Aztlán, an elusive quality for most academic writers, but which we can clearly recognize through his own insurgent writing and analyses of selected anti-colonial works. He sheds new light on the other side of American society today, the side we call "Aztlán."
You may even call what he does a "rebranding" of the Chicano discourse into a new vernacular that causes one literally to think differently. As a metaphor for heaven on earth, Insurgent Aztlán as suggested by Mireles is almost too directive a heavenly place to be for change agents. In short, his book recasts the value of real knowledge through a confident insurgence of its very own.
His forging of ideas only makes for newer ideas thought of before but never quite so articulated. This is what is so essential about this work; perhaps it should have been titled "Essential Writing for an Insurgent Aztlán."
Mireles's writings should not be taken lightly as it causes a cognitive shift not only in the manner in which we translate words into new emotions and feelings, but also how it is that we come to new cultural interpretations of what we already know. His work has the capability of causing a revolution, a scientific literary revolution, because his ideas, whether you agree with him or not, are inarguably accurate. During an era in which the truth is attacked as "fake news," there is nothing fake about his presentation. Mireles' work, coupled with current efforts to draft a Blueprint for social action for the next 50 years, has already begun to generate progressive thoughts:
We want to build a think tank, virtual in nature (for now) to enable a population to organize its cultural and intellectual needs to survive into the next half century—the first cycle of a long dynasty. It is important for this population to survive and flourish, because it holds the future of western civilization, however we define it, in its DNA, that is, as a mestizo people, in it is embedded the necessary genetic elements necessary for survival of the human race and it is also a cultural resource unlike any other (more vibrant than already decaying cultural and genetic populations).
From a social psychological perspective, what Mireles's work does is cause a fundamentally different consciousness for everyone, not just those with a proclivity for social change. He is a restless thinker that will make you restless, too. Xicano resistance writing is as powerful an idea as the might of the pen; be aware, however, that you run the risk of becoming fixated and lose your objectivity the way newly created knowledge causes us to do. He clearly knows that within a historical context, the different spelling of politically charged words like "Chicano Power" alter reality, and are "…indicative of distinct past and present politico-cultural periods for Meso-Americans in the United States."
Simply stated, his words will raise the self-esteem and consciousness of those who engage them and may very well also contribute to forming and affirming a national identity that is sorely needed at this time and cause a collective search for Latinos everywhere. We should consciously intend to change the consciousness of Mexicamerica from being virtually frozen in time intellectually to a nation focused on the future as the motivation for change today. One way to interpret the 52 year Azteca cycle of life is that it was intended to compress time for those in that time zone, you might say, and force introspection, creativity, united effort and action. In much the same way, looking forward 50 years impels collective thought; as it may in fact provoke collective action and necessarily, collective searches for identity, as the very nature of the collaboration is itself a means continually to alter the paradigm, to take action with intent, concientizados.
As an insurgent himself, Mireles is asking "How do we preserve a way of life and an outlook on life with those odds facing us?" He refers, of course, to our own culture and history. Another 50 year anniversary celebration was the one commemorating the Chicano Moratorium, which first took place August 29, 1970. Ruben Salazar died that day. Events like these should be held with the future in mind, redirecting our energy and our purpose to prepare for the next 50 years. It's important to remember people and events after some years have passed—Ruben would have been 90 years old were he still alive, and I truly believe he would be championing the Blueprint intent and writing in its behalf as well.
In this book, Mireles reminds us of the importance to document how we managed to make it this far, but I truly believe that right now we are called to remember the future, that which lies ahead of us and that which only we can engage. Unless we do, whatever it was that the past 50 years accomplished or whatever events marked a turning point in Chicanan consciousness, the impulse—like surges of power which can cause a blackout or sudden spurts of action—must be understood as impelling us forward, not standing still.
Mireles clearly understands as does Paolo Freire that in order to create a pedagogy of the oppressed one must speak the same language as the oppressed, and, he adds, change it by making it stronger. He recognizes the weak form of oppression as weak language and the stronger much more effective form to transform oppression is by improving upon the sparkling interchange of new ideas. He is never lost in time, but he does well in reaching a new theoretical dimension—this is what is essential about his paradigm for looking virtually to the past and future simultaneously.
How do you write such a treatise unless you call it more than a stroke of genius? It is a companion book not only to the Chicano bible by Armando Rendón, Chicano Manifesto, it is more so the combination to unlocking the potency of Rendón's Blueprint for the Next 50 Years, and beyond into future 50-year cycles. Even idle millennials will get excited about learning new truths in Mireles's voice; he is one of them, but with a conscious connection to a soul born of social change.
Where did he come from? How did he come to know to design such a tool in this work so as to uplift the under-educated by drawing on their deprivations? It seems we are all under-educated, because we have to learn to think and speak within the new paradigm that Mireles has fashioned. This can lead to a core curriculum for training organizers and organizing trainers, that both provides a new language and new ideas as a product of collective effort, even of thought born from the pain of past Latino/Chicano generations. Through it people are trained as distributors of the new thought; they're organizers really and will be spread around to create other centers of training of organizers.
That's kind of the notion embedded in the think-tank being proposed in the Blueprint, a university for creating organizers that can bring people together to infuse them with a sensitivity, even passion, for fashioning the future of the Americas, at the very least. We are envisioning a core which we call organizing (pedagogically) as the stem along which concerns are assigned for mobilizing. Instead of "teachers" we are training (mobilizing) organizers who would use the training to "organize" more people as trainers, and so on. Get it? The paradigm is structured around the re-definition of organizing and mobilizing.
This work will spark new transformative cultural interpretations and will act as a manual for turning all that we thought we knew on its head – by design. We look forward to new incarnations of past Western written works in the form of Tomas Sawyer, Brave New Mundo, Alicia in Wonderland, or a series of Aztlán based books like: The Wizard of Aztlán, Democracy in Aztlán, Ideology and Utopia in Aztlán, Occupied Aztlán. Aztlán may live in people's heads, but with Mireles' work we can move it to the center ring and guarantee that the center will hold well into the future, for instance, contributing to new versions of the #MeToo movement.
Let this be a corrective pathway for us all to learn from and apply at all levels of American society today. In this Aztlán we will respect all ideas; we will fall into alignment, that is, Guillermo Bonfil-Batalla's concept of permanent confrontation, now that is "heaven on earth." Mireles says "Aztlán has always been an articulation of cultural reinforcement that – by establishing indigenous origins – allows Xicano/as to press colonial oppressors for civil rights and equal treatment under the prevailing laws."
We must make this book available to all to a point where no one can graduate from high school without full knowledge of this work and its author. It is clear from Mireles' writing that anti-colonial insurgencies are also capable of organizing, have charismatic characters and can lead a vast and major charge in a symbolic crusade. Lastly, we have to think beyond the present; we have to break the box down, not just think outside it.
The sense that many others around the country also feel the impulse to look to the future is shared by the small cohort of Chicanans who have begun meeting regularly to build on the Blueprint concept and evolve a core of ideas and strategies on the organization and mobilization of our gente forward. Yes, let's celebrate looking ahead 50 years. This is part of our mission, to spread the concept and make Mexican Americans as a people and a nation commit to creating new memories and achievements moving forward.
Read more on Insurgent Aztlán at the Somos en escrito Literary Foundation Press (S.E.L.F.) bookstore and purchase at your favorite online bookseller. Best of all, ask your favorite bookstore to get you a copy.
Armando Arias, Ph.D., is a professor and founding faculty member in the division of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Global Studies at CSU Monterey Bay. He often writes for Somos en escrito Magazine in his column, Chicano Confidential.


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After a disappointing finish to the one-day series, the team will be focused on starting the upcoming test match on a positive note brushing aside their worries; they will draw energy from their recent test series victory against England on their away tour and will strategize well with the resources on hand. Mendis and Herath have been in good form and will get good support by Suranga Lakmal; Eranga, who was on fire against the English, will be eager to do well on home turf as well and is a great asset to the side with his pace attack. On the batting front, stalwarts like Sangakkara and Jayawardene have a lot to offer and the captain Angelo Mathews has time and again led from the front when it comes to getting the runs on board. Thirimanne struggled in the recent test series but got some runs during the shorter format of the game at home; if he can keep his nerves together, he will surely be a good support in the middle order. Upul Tharanga, Dilruwan Perera, Kaushal Silva and Dinesh Chandimal will give depth to the batting line-up and the youngsters will be eager to prove themselves here.
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Artist: Sam Williams
1. Glasshouse Children
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10. The World: Alone
Grandson of country pioneer Hank Williams and the son of outlaw legend Hank Jr., Sam Williams is the latest in a long line of American originals, but he's not here for the sake of tradition. He sings with his own singular voice and he writes in his own singular style, fusing gut-wrenching honesty and plainspoken poetics with raw vulnerability and deep empathy. Williams' extraordinary debut, Glasshouse Children, is proof of that. Set for release this summer via UMG Nashville, the record is a gorgeous meditation on hurt and healing, on growth and loss, on sin and redemption, but more than that, it's a reckoning with fate and free will and the family ties that bind us. Williams has already released a series of early songs, including "10-4," "Can't Fool Your Own Blood," SHUTEYE," and "The World: Alone," to widespread acclaim—Rolling Stone raved that "his voice exudes equal parts power and grace," while CMT declared that he'd "inherited the gift of wondrous country lyricism." His late-night television debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, brought his lyricism to life exemplifying his vocal prowess and grand storytelling. Sam Williams continues to prove that he is making a legacy for himself that is completely his own.


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Bruce Harry Dinwiddy, CMG (1 de fevereiro de 1946 – 1 de abril de 2021) foi o governador das Ilhas Cayman de maio de 2002 a outubro de 2005.

Faleceu aos 75 anos em 1 de abril de 2021.

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Short Note: Check out this small interview of me for Cybermate's Dungeon.
=.= that is having two other dogs ran faster than you..
Hmm…Do you still remember when we're small, we used to run to the door when our parents are coming back home, hoping he brings something back for us. Well, I think most of us stopped doing that when we started secondary school and ended busy watching TV or surfing on the internet..
The other day I was at home , I don't know why but I did the exact same thing I used to do when I was small. The feeling was kinda nostalgic. Hmm…and at some point I think my dad also kinda glad to see me too.
Anyway, try do this to your parents and see what's their reaction. I bet some might go "What do you want?" or "Anything" XD hahaha…it would be fun anyway.
Moral of the day: Remember to check all the ingredients before you cook.


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Starring:-
Colin Baker as The Doctor,
Maggie Stables as Evelyn Smythe
Number of Episodes: 4
Written by Gary Russell
Directed by Gary Russell
On a planet known only as Chronos, two scientific survey teams have vanished. Inexplicably. Without warning. But with just one clue supplied – a singled screamed word:"Cybermen!"
The University they worked for has called in the Earth security forces who despatch a third team, a mix of military and scientific might, under the auspicies of a University Administrator. If that kind of volatile grouping isn't bad enough, three strangers have been added to the mix – a young human expert in Cybermen and a mysterious traveller in space and time, The Doctor along with his companion, Dr Evelyn Smythe.
But can they solve the riddle of the vanished survey teams before the Cybermen harness Chronos' unique temporal gifts and rewrite the history of the galaxy? Real Time Big Finish sees a new costume for 6th Doctor
After the success of the first online webcast story, Death Comes to Time, it was decided that a second would involve Big Finish Productions, who were already doing a number of audio plays involving members of Doctor Who's original cast. This webcast would involve Colin Baker playing the Sixth Doctor accompanied by Maggie Stables as Dr Evelyn Smythe, his companion in the Big Finish audio plays.
The limited bandwidth allowed by broadcasting across the Internet meant that writer and director Gary Russell approached the story with the edict that it would be shorter than many of the Big Finish plays. He decided that the story would therefore run, more or less, in "real time", with its complete 60-minute running time being exactly how long The Doctor would be involved within the story. The webcast was accompanied by very limited animation based on illustrations by artist Lee Sullivan.
The storyline was left without a definitive conclusion, allowing for a possible sequel to be made at a future date. However, the following webcast was a remake of the uncompleted 1979 serial Shada, written by Douglas Adams. When BBCi decided to take the production of the next webcast, Scream of the Shalka, completely in-house, this led to a brief falling out between Big Finish and BBCi, and any plans for a sequel to Real Time were shelved at that point. This extended to Russell even suggesting that Real Time be considered non-canon as far as the audio plays were concerned.
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Megadeth's David Ellefson Checks in from Sonisphere
Megadeth bassist David Ellefson checked in with Jackson guitars to give us an update on the madness at the Sonisphere Festival 2011.
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Dallas Cowboys 2023 Preseason Games
Snap judgments: Snap count vs Texans reveals likely Cowboys defensive starters for 2021
Want to know which Cowboys defensive players were on the field in the first half against the Texans? Look no further.
By One.Cool.Customer@OCC44 Aug 22, 2021, 10:15am CDT
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When the Cowboys announced they would keep their first-team defense on the field against the Texans for the entire first half, my heart skipped, skipped a beat.
Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy expects defensive starters to go entire first half Saturday vs. Texans. Substitutions to come earlier for offense.
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) August 20, 2021
Here was a chance to get a first look at the 2021 Cowboys defense, or at least a reasonable facsimile of one, given the current injuries on the defense.
This made reviewing the entire first half of Saturday's game against the Texans and charting which defensive player was in on which defensive play a worthwhile endeavor. The hope is that this will give us a better understanding of how the Cowboys depth chart is developing.
Overall, there were 27 official defensive plays in the first half. This excludes all special teams plays like field goals, kickoffs and punts, but I did add one play where the Cowboys took a timeout, because this post is about understanding who was lining up where in which situations, not the results of the official plays.
The first thing to look at is a simple snap count which details which player was in on how many of the 28 plays in the first half. And that's exactly what the table below shows.
Cowboys' Defensive Snapcount, 1st Half vs Texans
DTs DEs LBs CBs Safeties
Player Snaps Player Snaps Player Snaps Player Snaps Player Snaps
Odighizuwa 21 Gregory 14 Parsons 18 Brown 28 Kazee 23
Urban 20 Armstrong 25 Neal 15 Diggs 28 Wilson 20
Hamilton 9 Anae 14 Vander Esch 13 Lewis 21 Kearse 18
Bohanna 7 Carter 1 J. Smith 12
Keep in mind that presumptive starters DE DeMarcus Lawrence and DT Neville Gallimore were out with injuries, DT Carlos Watkins was held out "out of an abundance of caution" under the COVID guidelines, and DE Tarell Basham also didn't play a single snap all night.
We'll get to the specific down-and-distance situations a little later, but here are some general observations about the snap counts:
Nickel and Heavy Nickel
Last year, the Cowboys lined up in the nickel (three cornerbacks, two safeties) on 71% of their defensive plays, the fifth-highest percentage in the league. Expect that to continue, but with a twist:
The Cowboys lined up in a nickel formation on 26 of the 28 first-half snaps against the Texans, but five of those were in a "heavy nickel" formation, with three safeties and two cornerbacks. With Malik Hooker expected to join the first-team safety rotation soon, could we see even more heavy nickel formations this year?
The trick with the heavy formations is that you need a "heavy" or hybrid safety for the formation to work. The heavy safety has to be able to play as a linebacker when the offense condenses the set, but also has to match up on a flexed tight end when the offense spreads out the formation. With Hooker, Wilson, and Kearse, the Cowboys have an abundance of safeties that can play the "heavy" safety role, and with the Cowboys playing the bulk of their defensive snaps with a single-high safety, the "heavy nickel" feels like a good marriage of scheme and talent in Dallas.
Cornerbacks
Anthony Brown and Trevon Diggs were the only players lined up on all 28 plays. These are your starting corners in 2021, with Jourdan Lewis manning the nickel spot on 21 plays. How the depth plays out beyond those starters is anybody's guess, but fan-favorite Maurice Canady (25 second half snaps) along with rookies Nashon Wright (27 second half snaps) and Kelvin Joseph (27 second half snaps) will likely round out the depth chart here.
Safeties:
Damontae Kazee is your starting free safety in 2021. He was in on 23 plays, and lined up as the single-high safety on almost all of them (the Cowboys lined up two-deep on the others). Your in-the-box safeties are Donovan Wilson (20 plays) and Jayron Kearse (18). Malik Hooker (17 play in the second half) will get the fourth safety spot, and that's likely going to be it.
Linebackers: We'll probably need a separate post to figure out where exactly Micah Parsons was lining up on each play, because he was lining up all over the place, rushing the passer next to the defensive end, lining up over the center as a DT, or occasionally in a more traditional MLB role.
At first it appeared that Parsons and Keanu Neal were lining up together on passing downs, while Leighton Vander Esch and Jaylon Smith were lining up on running downs, but it wasn't quite that simple.
Because the Cowboys lined up in the nickel so much, the defense lined up with "just" two linebackers on 26 of 28 plays. On the two plays with three linebackers, the trio consisted of Parsons, Smith, and LVE. Outside of those two snaps, the Parsons/Neal duo lined up 15 times, Smith/LVE lined up on 10 plays, and on one 4th-and-1 play on the first drive, Parsons and LVE line up as the two LBs.
In any case, those four players will carry the load this season. Draft favorite Jabril Cox didn't get a single snap in the first half (but 25 in the second), so he'll have to be content with a backup role for now.
Defensive Ends: The Cowboys didn't have much of a rotation going here, perhaps because depth is thin with Lawrence and Basham out. Gregory lined up on 14 plays, once even moving over to LDE. He's the unquestioned started at RDE as the bookend to Lawrence. Dorance Armstrong lined up at LDE on 25 plays, and Bradlee Anae spelled Gregory at RDE on 14 plays. And that should already give you a pretty good idea of the depth chart here. Curiously, Ron'Dell Carter made a surprise appearance at LDE on one play late in the second quarter.
Defensive Tackles: Osa Odighizuwa (21 plays) and Brent Urban (20 plays) took the bulk of snaps at DT, occasionally spelled by Justin Hamilton (9 plays) or Quinton Bohanna (7 plays). Don't expect anybody beyond those four to make the roster at DT (excepting Gallimore who is out with injury).
The defensive line seemed to be the cause of some confusion in the game. On the fifth play of the first drive, the Cowboys lined up with just 10 players, presumably missing a LDE (probably Armstrong) as this screenshot shows:
Two plays later, with a 1st-and-two at the goal line, the Cowboys lined up with Urban and Odighizuwa at DT, but called a timeout. When they came back, Odighizuwa was out and Bohanna was in.
Here's a full overview of which Cowboys defensive players were on the field for which plays:
Play No. Down Play DTs DEs LBs CBs S
HST Drive No. 1 75 95 99 98 94 92 56 97 11 42 9 55 26 27 30 35 6 32
1 1-10-DAL 23 Pass incomplete 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2-10-DAL 23 M.Ingram for 4 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
3 3-6-DAL 19 Pass to B.Cooks for 5 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
4 4-1-DAL 14 M.Ingram for 2 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
5 1-10-DAL 12 M.Ingram for 8 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
6 2-2-DAL 4 P.Lindsay for 2 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
7 1-2-DAL 2 Timeout #1 by DAL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
8 1-2-DAL 2 M.Ingram for 2 yards, TOUCHDOWN. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
9 1-10-HST 11 Pass to B.Cooks for 5 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
10 2-5-HST 16 P.Lindsay for 3 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
11 3-2-HST 19 Pass incomplete 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
12 1-10-HST 25 M.Ingram for 4 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
13 2-6-HST 2 M.Ingram for 1 yard 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
16 2-7-HST 48 Pass to B.Jordan for 7 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
17 1-10-DAL 45 P.Lindsay for -2 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
18 2-12-DAL 47 Pass to C.Moore for 7 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
19 3-5-DAL 40 Pass to C.Moore for 4 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
20 4-1-DAL 36 P.Lindsay for -1 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
21 1-10-HST 34 S.Phillips for 4 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
22 2-6-HST 38 S.Phillips for 2 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
25 2-3-HST 31 R.Burkhead for 4 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
26 1-10-HST 35 Pass to R.Burkhead for 6 yards 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
28 3-4-HST 41 Pass incomplete. PENALTY, Intentional Grounding 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Total Plays 21 20 9 7 14 25 14 1 18 15 12 13 21 28 28 23 20 18
Overall, it's probably fair to say that the Cowboys played their first team (such as it is right now, given the injuries) for the first six drives, and then fielded mostly their second and third line of players in the second half.
Over those six drives, the Cowboys defense allowed seven points, held the Texans to 0-for-6 on third downs, allowed 77 net yards on 27 plays, as well as an Eli Manning-esque 6-for-12 pass attempts and a 56.3 passer rating. Not too shabby, even if it was against the Texans. Then again, it's the preseason, where we shouldn't read too much into the stats and results, both good and bad.
Finally, here's an overview of the official snap counts by half. The players on the left played the majority of their snaps in the first half, the players on the right played most or all of their snaps in the second half.
Player POS 1st Half 2nd Half Total Snaps Player POS 1st Half 2nd Half Total Snaps
T. Diggs CB 27 0 27 J. Hamilton DT 9 27 36
A. Brown CB 27 0 27 Q. Bohanna DT 7 10 17
D. Armstrong DE 24 0 24 R. Carter DE 1 23 24
D. Kazee S 22 0 22 N. Wright CB 0 27 27
J. Lewis CB 21 0 21 L. Gifford LB 0 27 27
O. Odighizuwa DT 20 0 22 K. Joseph CB 0 27 27
B. Urban DT 19 0 19 J. Cox LB 0 25 25
Wilson S 19 0 19 M. Canady CB 0 25 25
Parsons LB 18 0 18 A. Faoliu DT 0 24 24
J. Kearse S 17 0 17 A. Kamara DE 0 21 21
K. Neal LB 15 0 15 D. Thompson S 0 17 17
B. Anae DE 14 10 24 M. Hooker S 0 17 17
R. Gregory DE 13 0 13 I. Mukuama S 0 10 10
L. Vander Esch LB 12 0 12 T. Coyle S 0 10 10
J. Smith LB 11 0 11
There are 29 players on this list. Assuming the Cowboys keep 25 defensive players, and with roster spots reserved for Lawrence, Basham, and Gallimore, along with perhaps Carlos Watkins and C.J. Goodwin, up to nine players from this list could be cut in a few weeks. The players will likely come from the players that saw the field in the second half.
As fans, we are often (some would say: permanently) blinded by the Star. As such, some fans took the loss against the Texans to heart, because their Dallas Cowboys lost a game. But when you understand exactly which players were wearing that Star in the second half on Saturday, you'll understand that many of them will not be Dallas Cowboys on opening day, and that you probably shouldn't lose any sleep over the final result of the game - like in any preseason game.
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Boston's Municipal Primary Set for Tuesday, Sept. 14
by John Lynds • September 9, 2021 • 0 Comments
Next Tuesday on September 14 Boston voters will head to the polls during the Boston Municipal Primary election and cast their ballots for Mayor and At-Large City Councilor.
Back Bay voters will choose from a field of seven mayoral candidates and a large field of candidates running for City Councilor At-Large.
Who is on the Ballot Next Tuesday
In the Boston Mayoral race four have emerged as favorites among voters ahead of the Primary and include Acting Mayor Kim Janey, Michelle Wu, Annissa Essaibi George and Andrea Campbell with John Barros, Robert Cappucci, and Richard Spagnuolo rounding out the field of mayoral candidates.
The top two vote getters will compete in the Boston Municipal General Election in November.
In the At-Large race Back Bay voters can pick up to four candidates from the field of 17 At-Large candidates running in the Primary.
The candidates for At-Large are incumbents Michael Flaherty and Julia Mejia, Ruthzee Louijeune, Jonathan Spillane, David Halbert, Erin Murphy, Said Abdikarim, Kelly Bates, James Colimon, Domingos DaRosa, Althea Garrison, Alexander Gray, Carla Monteiro, Bridget Nee-Walsh, Roy Owens, Donnie Palmer, and Nick Vance.
Where to Vote in Back Bay, South End, Fenway, Bay Village
The following are the polling locations broken down in order of Wards and Precincts. All polling locations will be open between 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Ballots will be available in English, Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese. Language assistance will be available on Election Day by translators at polling locations or by contacting the Election Department's translation phone bank. Those interested in volunteering can apply to be a poll worker here.
Ward 3
Precinct 7, Cathedral High School Gymnasium – 1336 Washington St. Voter entrance on the right side of the building on Union Park Street.
Precinct 8, Wang YMCA of Chinatown – 8 Oak Street West. Vote in gymnasium
Precinct 1, William McKinley South End Academy – 90 Warren Ave. Vote in gymnasium. Voter entrance on the corner of Warren Avenue and Dartmouth Street.
Precinct 2, Tent City Community Room – 130 Dartmouth St. Vote in the community room. Voter entrance on Yarmouth street in the rear of the building.
Precinct 5, Symphony Plaza East – 334 Massachusetts Ave. Vote in the community room.
Precinct 6 & 7, Matthews Arena – 238 Saint Botolph St.
Precinct 8, Symphony Plaza West, 333 Massachusetts Ave. Vote in the community room.
Precinct 9, Wentworth Institute, Annex Central Building, 550 Parker St.. vote in Casella Gallery. HP entrance left of main entrance.
Precinct 10, Simmons University Park Science Building, 6 Avenue Louis Pasteur. Vote in the lobby.
Precinct 1, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, 41 Berkeley St. Vote in auditorium.
Precinct 2A, Boston Temple Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 105 Jersey St. Vote in Powery Hall. Voter entrance on the right side of the building through the parking lot on Peterborough Street.
Precinct 2, Fenway Community Center – 1282 Boylston St. Vote in the community room. Voters enter from Jersey Street.
Precinct 6, Emmanuel Episcopal Church – 15 Newbury St. Vote in the community room. Voter entrance is the door to the right closest to Arlington Street.
Precinct 7 & 8, Copley Square Library – 700 Boylston St. Voters enter from Dartmouth Street. Vote in the Guastavino Room of the McKim Building.
Precinct 9, Saint Cecilia Parish – 18 Belvidere St. Voter entrance upstairs on Belvidere Street. HP entrance at ground level glass doors.
Precinct 10, Boston University – Kilachand Hall, 91 Bay State Rd. Vote in Room 101, Kilachand Commons.
Vote by Mail Ballots
The City of Boston has also installed 20 ballot drop boxes across the city for voters to drop off completed vote by mail ballots.
The Ballot Drop Box location closest to Back Bay would be the Copley Library, 700 Boylston St. or on the first and third floor entrances of Boston City Hall. All drop boxes are monitored under 24 hour video surveillance. Drop boxes will also be available at each early voting location during the scheduled voting hours.
Applications for vote by mail ballots have been mailed out to every registered voter in Boston. Voters are asked to fill out the application, including their signature, as applications received without a signature will not be accepted. To be eligible to vote by mail in the Preliminary Municipal Election, applications must be returned to the Boston Election Department by Wednesday (today), September 8, by 5 p.m.
Vote by mail applications can be returned by U.S. mail with the prepaid postcard or in-person at the Boston Election Department, City Hall, Room 241.
If a registered Boston voter did not receive or lost their application, they can request a new ballot application by completing the form available on the City's vote-by-mail website. The form can be sent to the City of Boston's Election Department, via mail, email, fax, or in-person. The Boston Election Department is located at Boston City Hall, City Hall Square, Room 241, Boston, MA 02201. Fax: 617-635-4483, Tel: 617-635-VOTE (8683). Email: [email protected]
The Election Department will send out vote by mail ballots as soon as the application requests are processed. Once a voter receives their ballot package, they should follow the enclosed instructions. It is important to sign the yellow ballot affidavit envelope. Unsigned ballot affidavit envelopes will cause a ballot to be rejected. To return ballots by U.S. mail, make sure to apply sufficient postage. While ballot package weight can vary, two First Class stamps is generally sufficient.
To be counted, ballots must be received by the Boston Election Department or in a ballot drop box by the close of polls on Election Day, Tuesday, September 14, 2021 at 8 p.m.
Tracking Your Ballot
Boston voters can track their ballot request through the state's website. The city will continue to mail ballots as applications arrive, until the application deadline of 5 p.m. Wednesday, September 8, 2021.
For more information on how to participate in this year's elections, please visit boston.gov/election.
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Dark Matter–Syfy to produce TV series based on Dark Horse series
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You've got to admit, it's a pretty good title. And a decent premise.
Dark Horse Comics' announced the purchase by Syfy Channel of the rights to the 2012 comic book release Dark Matter, a story about a group of space travelers who awaken from stasis on a spaceship with no memory of how they got there.
Stargate SG-1 and Stargate: Atlantis writers Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie, who wrote the Dark Horse series, will also run the new TV series. Prodigy Pictures, who produced the Vancouver-based Lost Girls, will produce Dark Matter for Syfy. Bringing some past talent from proven shows gives us hope for this series.
The crew of the Raza are known by numbers one through six: three men, two women, and a kid. One of the men was drawn to look like Djimon Hounsou. By the looks of the comic book art, the cargo-looking ship could exist in the same world as Firefly's Serenity. Here's the description from the comic book: When the six-person crew of a derelict spaceship awaken from stasis in the farthest reaches of space, their memories of their pasts have been wiped clean. The only clue to their identities is a cargo bay full of weaponry and a destination–a remote mining colony that is about to become a war zone.
Tags: Alien, Dark Horse Comics, Dark Matter, Djimon Hounsou, Joseph Mallozzi, Lost Girls, Lost in Space, Paul Mullie, Planet of the Apes, Prodigy Pictures, Star Trek Conundrum, Stargate, Syfy Channel, Total Recall
New James Bond book collects six classic stories from 1960s comic strips