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"Apollo, Missions to the Moon" world preview for the Monegasque audience experiencing a new moon landing
23 June , 2019
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Live debate after the screening of 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' in world preview chaired by Genie Godula in the presence of: Tom Jennings, multi-award-winning filmmaker; Rory Kennedy, Academy Award nominated filmmaker; Captain Michael López-Alegría and General Jean-François Clervoy. © Monte-Carlo Television Festival
Which of us has never heard of Apollo Program? This name, recalling an important Olympian deity in Greek and Roman mythology, is definitely linked to one of the most breath-taking human endeavour to the discovery of the space, promoted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). A series of spaceflight stepping-stones, dating from 1961 to 1972, that changed humankind view of our Planet Earth. As a result of the greatest minds of that time, Apollo programme to reach the Moon, was the strong desire by the iconic American President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in the "golden age" of the Sixties. Some attempts and a great tragedy occurred to Apollo 1 crew (1967), burnt before taking off.
Waiting for the screening of 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' in world preview (Grimaldi Forum, 17th June 2019). © Maurizio Abbati
Finally, in December 1968 the entire world experienced the largest media event ever seen via television following the impressive undertaking of Apollo 8, the first crewed spacecraft that orbited a celestial body transmitting unprecedented Christmas wishes from the space. That was the first new-era step for space technologies.
Apollo Lunar Module (LM), within Apollo 11 mission, enthusiastically landed on the moon surface on July the 20th, 1969, thrilling USA and the entire world who was astonished by the memorable shots of the first human footprint on lunar soil appearing on the TV screens. "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind", these words pronounced by the astronaut Neil Amstrong have been forever etched in human memory until today, stimulating a long-lasting moon exploration 'saga', not free from hurdles like in Apollo 13 mission.
Tom Jennings welcoming distinguished guests including Rory Kennedy, Academy Award nominated filmmaker; Captain Michael López-Alegría and General Jean-François Clervoy.© Monte-Carlo Television Festival
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing, an extraordinary two-hour documentary has been stimulating and revolutionizing our memory. "Apollo, Missions to the Moon", a doc movie by Tom Jennings for National Geographic, was unveiled to the public at Grimaldi Forum in world premiere, last Monday the 17th June 2019 within the 59th Monte-Carlo Television Festival in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, Laurent Puons, vice-president of the Festival and distinguished guests, under the auspices of the Embassy of the Principality of Monaco in Washington DC.
A huge narrative plot, skillfully arranged by a team of experts after a twenty-year documentation, showed for the first-time original scenes from NASA Apollo 'black box' and thirty Mission Control recordings, including references to international journalistic reporting as well as curious footages and headlines about astronauts involved in the American programme and their families & friends with no use of modern reconstructions or actors. A set of media items resulting from checking more than 1,300 hours of motion pictures and sound tracks in addition to 10,000 photos. Its intensity unleashed strong emotions among the Monegasque audience plunging them into a glorious past which is marking the present.
he audience entering the Grimaldi Forum to watch the world preview screening of National Geographic doc: 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' by Tom Jennings, NASA and French Space Agency astronaut (Grimaldi Forum, 17th June 2019).© Maurizio Abbati
"You can't go forward without looking back to the past", pointed out Tom Jennings, the Emmy & Peabody award-winning filmmaker, during the live debate just after the public ovation at the end of the screening. The opening scenes with Walt Disney's 1967 far-future theme park, Tomorrowland, recreating aero spatial simulations as key attractions, reminded us the sense of wonder that affected the whole planet during Apollo missions. As witnessed by a lady's intervention from the seats, the first lunar adventures were able to unify for a while the entire Planet in one explosion of joy and proudness.
Tom Jennings (on the left side), filmmaker of National Geographic doc: 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' and Generale Jean-François Clervoy, NASA and French Space Agency astronaut (Grimaldi Forum, 17th June 2019). © Monte-Carlo Television Festival
Watching this documentary moved me because when those facts were happening I was just a child, dreaming of my future, and it is amazing to see how spatial science evolved", stressed Jean–François Clervoy, NASA and French Space Agency astronaut. "What those people did in Apollo missions is speechless", emphasized Captain Michael López–Alegría, NASA astronaut and Commander at International Space Station (ISS). "I think this movie is such a special outcome and it is so profound to have this experience conveyed by those extraordinary footages that work in a very big way by taking us in that very moment, so meaningful…" – marked Rory Kennedy, president of the Monte-Carlo TV Festival News Jury and Academy Award nominated filmmaker. She was clearly excited, considering that Apollo missions were launched by her uncle John Kennedy.
Live debate after the screening of 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' in world preview chaired by Genie Godula in the presence of: Tom Jennings, multi-award-winning filmmaker; Rory Kennedy, Academy Award nominated filmmaker; Captain Michael López-Alegría and General Jean-François Clervoy. © Maurizio Abbati
The communication ability, supported by the use of new Media and Social Media, is being massively motivating people in space undertakings as highlighted by Captain López–Alegría. Consequently, more and more artists, musicians and experts in different fields are being inspired by space men and space women. But the most important impact that Apollo missions produced on humanity is their power to inspire an entire generation who made a great contribution to scientific development, notably in United States and Western World, as underlined by Captain Clervoy.
HelloMonaco international luxury magazine at the screening of 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' in world preview (Grimaldi Forum, 17th June 2019). © Maurizio Abbati
"The strong connection to mankind pushes tolerance and reinforces the idea of protecting the environment" – added Captain López–Alegría – "let us think about how the atmosphere is wonderfully protecting our Planet in spite of being as thin as an apple skin". Discovering the Moon, in fact, made us contemplate Earth from the universe perspective reaffirmed Rory Kennedy. She concluded: "That must engage decision makers and citizens in preserving our Planet, fighting against climate changes and major threats to the Environment".
Live debate after the screening of 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' in world preview chaired by Genie Godula in the presence of: Tom Jennings, multi-award-winning filmmaker; Rory Kennedy, Academy Award nominated filmmaker; Captain Michael López-Alegría and General Jean-François Clervoy.© Maurizio Abbati
"Apollo, missions to the moon" is therefore a precious communication tool that turns History into something alive making us understand the present and the near future. In a few years, some of us will be able to experience weekly-space flights to reach Axiom, the first Commercial Space Station, thanks to an international cooperation with a Monegasque contribution. Are you ready to feel like an astronaut?
The audience entering the Grimaldi Forum to watch the world preview screening of National Geographic doc: 'Apollo, Missions to the Moon' by Tom Jennings, NASA and French Space Agency astronaut (Grimaldi Forum, 17th June 2019).© Maurizio Abbati
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Q: Tried to install github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql but there's an error when I tried importing First i created a folder called sqltest the run the go mod init. And then I installed the mysql by running the code below
go get -u github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql

However when I tried to import "github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql, it has an error
it says could not import github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql (no required module provides package "github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql")compilerBrokenImport

I tried to delete the go-sql-driver and re-install it but nothing happens

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It's ironic that Islamic terrorists doctrinally purport their god to be omnipotent, yet express the need for man to aid and help him in the task of establishing justice. The fact that their god requires the aid of man to get justice disproves his doctrinal omnipotence and proves his practical impotency.
Muslims are to trust in themselves, in their own false sense of righteousness to establish justice and make things right- even if that means seeking justice against perceived persecution. In effect their god is impotent and will never be able to seek justice without them.
Christians are to follow the example of Jesus who embraced the cross; who forgave His persecutors, who loved His enemies and who gave up his life (martyrdom)- not to kill/blow up his enemies but to ultimately save them. A biblical Christian acknowledges his inability to determine righteousness on his own and patiently waits the omnipotent God to seek justice while praying for his enemies to repent and experience the same grace and forgiveness extended to themselves.


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architecture -- sardis (1)
excavations (archaeology) -- iran -- anshan (extinct city) (1)
excavations (archaeology) -- turkey -- sardis (extinct city) (1)
geology -- asia, central (1)
inscriptions, greek -- turkey -- sardis (1)
inscriptions, hittite (1)
inscriptions, lydian (1)
prehistoric peoples -- iran -- deh luran plain (1)
sculpture, assyro-babylonian (1)
buckler, w. h. (william hepburn), 1867-1952 (2)
joint expedition of the baghdad school, the university museum, and dropsie college, 1931-1938 (2)
loftus, william kennett (2)
woolley, leonard, sir, 1880-1960 (2)
butler, howard crosby, 1872-1922 (1)
gibson, mcguire, 1938- (1)
hanfmann, george m. a. (george maxim anossov), 1911-1986. (1)
hilprecht, h. v. (hermann vollrat), 1859-1925 (1)
hole, frank (1)
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Travels and researches in Chaldæa and Susiana; with an account of excavations at Warka, the "Erech" of Nimrod, and Shúsh, "Shushan the Palace" of Esther, in 1849-52 - Page 3
Travels and researches in Chaldæa and Susiana; with an account of excavations at Warka, the "Erech" of Nimrod, and Shúsh, "Shushan the Palace" of Esther, in 1849-52 - Page 343
Travels and researches in Chaldæa and Susiana; with an account of excavations at Warka, the "Erech" of Nimrod, and Shúsh, "Shushan the Palace" of Esther, in 1849-52
Loftus, William Kennett
The seal cylinders of western Asia - Page 1
The seal cylinders of western Asia - Page 13
The seal cylinders of western Asia
Seals (Numismatics) -- Middle East
Ward, William Hayes, 1835-1916
Excavations at Tepe Yahya, Iran, 1967-1969 : the early periods - Page 7
Sardis: publications of the American Society for the Excavation of Sardis ; v. 6 Lydian inscriptions ; part 2 A collection of the texts in Lydian script found at Sardis and elsewhere
Inscriptions, Lydian
Buckler, W. H. (William Hepburn), 1867-1952
Sardis from prehistoric to Roman times: results of the Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, 1958-1975
Excavations (Archaeology) --Turkey -- Sardis (Extinct city)
Hanfmann, George M. A. (George Maxim Anossov), 1911-1986.

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Robinson, Herbert Christopher
(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 1: Cyclopaedia of collectors)
Born: 1874, Liverpool, England. Died: 1929, Oxford, England.
Zoologist who in 1896 made a journey to Queensland, and carried out an anthropological and zoological expedition to the Malay Peninsula with Dr N. Annandale (see there)1 in 1901-02. In 1903 he was appointed Curator of the Selangor Museum, in 1906 in addition Inspector of Fisheries; since 1908 Director of the Fed. Mal. States Museum, retiring in February 1926.
On part of his zoological tours he collected plants too, sometimes assisted by native collectors.
Author of many zoological papers (cf. sub Biogr. data).
Several species of plants were named after him.
Collecting localities:2
Malay Peninsula: P. Jarak (Dec. 20, 1904; no bot. coll. ? ); G. Tahan (May-Sept. 1905), partly with L. Wray (see there):3 leaving Kuala Lumpur (May l1), meeting Wray at Kuala Kubu (11); after the departure of Wray exploring the Tahan Valley (June 29-July 14); summit of G. Tahan (July 16 and 18); sources of the Teku River (19); Kuala Teku (July 25-Aug. 6); Kuala Tenok (Aug. 7); Kuala Tahan, Tembeling (8); up the Jelai River (9); Kuala Lipis (10, few days' stay); Kuala Temeling (fortnight's stay); Kuala Lumpur (Sept. 6); Aroa Islands (Aug. and Nov. 1906; no bot. coll. ? );4 in 1908 zoological tour to the Rhio (= Riouw)-Lingga Archipelago with C.B. Kloss and E. Seimund (prob. no bot. coll.); with Ridley (see there) and C.B. Kloss to Telom and Batang Padang Valleys (Nov. 1908);5 expedition to Temengoh in Upper Perak with Kloss and Ridley (see there) (July 1909);6 P. Adang group of islands off Langkawi with Ridley (see there) (Febr. 1911);7 by Dyak collectors on trip to the head of the Langat Valley to G. Menuang Gasing or Bt Nyor or Nuang (end of May-June 1911);8 G. Tahan with Kloss and Ridley (see there) (July-Aug. 1911);9 by Dyak collectors at G. Mengkuang Lebar (Jan.-Febr. 1913);10 Dyak collectors stationed upon G. Kerbau (end of Febr.-March 1913);12 Dyak collectors on G. Tampin (Sept. 1913; no bot. coll. ? ).11-Expedition in W. Sumatra, Korinchi (= Kerintji) Peak (Febr.-June 1914) with C.B. Kloss (for detailed data see there).13-Malay Peninsula: P. Sanggul, S of P. Tinggi (June 16-19, 1915); expedition to Kedah Peak with Kloss (Nov.-Dec. 1915);14 visit to Java (Febr.-March 1916) and zool. coll. at Tjibodas and Mt Idjen; Langkawi Islands, mainly on P. Dayang Bunting (Nov. and Dec. 1916, Jan. 1917) with E. Seimund (see there); P. Jarak (Nov. 1919; no bot. coll. ? );15 Cameron's Plateau with Henderson (June 1923); by Chinese collector near the summit of G. Benom (July-Aug. 1925).16
Chiefly in Herb. Kew [K] (pres. 1913-16; and dupl. from the Brit. Mus. pres. 1925); Herb. Brit. Mus. [BM]: 1st set of collection G. Tahan 1905, 233 phanerogams (purch. 1906); 170 phanerogams and 10 ferns from Selangor, G. Mengkuang and G. Kerbau (pres. 1914); Herb. Sing. [SING]: 132 specimens collected on the mountains of Selangor (pres. by Ridley in 1914) and dupl. from G. Kerbau (pres. 1916); U.S. Nat. Herb. Wash. [US]: 95 Sumatra dupl. (with Kloss), and 23 Mal. Pen. The collection of Kloss & Robinson from Kedah Peak numbers about 200 species.
For papers based on his collections see sub the literature referred to above.
(1) H.C. Robinson: 'Itinerary in Perak, Selangor and the Siamese Malay States' (Fasc. Malayenses Suppl. 1903, p. i-xliv, 4 t. and map; in collaboration with N. Annandale).
(2) Incomplete with a view to the zoological collections; in part of the localities mentioned here, he might have made zoological collections only.
(3) cf. Robinson in Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 3, 1908, p. p. iii-xxv, pl. A-D.
H.N. Ridley: 'On a collection of plants made by H.C. Robinson and L. Wray from Gunong Tahan, Pahang' (Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot. 38, 1908, p. 301-336; cf. also in Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 2, 1907, p. 107-142).
(4) cf. Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 2,1906, p. 8 seq.
(5) H.N. Ridley: 'The botany of the Telom and Batang Padang Valleys' (Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 4, 1909, p. 1-98).
(6) cf. Journ. Str. Br. Roy. As. Soc. no 57, 1910, p. 5-122.
(7) cf. l.c. no 61, 1912, p. 45-65.
(8) cf. Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. M us. 4, 1911, p. 235 and Burkill in Gard. Bull. Str. Settlem. 4, 1927, p. 170.
(9) cf. Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 6, 1915, p. 127-202.
(10) H.N. Ridley: 'On a collection of plants from Gunong Mengkuah Lebah, Selangor' (Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 5, 1913, p. 28-50).
(11) cf. Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 5, 1914, p. 51 seq.
(12) H.N. Ridley: 'Plants from G. Kerbau, Perak' (Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 6, 1915, p. 43-62).
(13) For the botanical results cf. Ridley in Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. vol. 8, pt 4, 1917, p. 9 seq.; prefatory note by H.C. Robinson in l.c. p. 1-8.
(14) H.C. Robinson & C.B. Kloss: 'The natural history of Kedah Peak' (Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 6, 1916, p. 219-244).
H.N. Ridley: 'The natural history of Kedah Peak'. Botany (l.c. 7, 1916, p. 37-58).
(15) cf. Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 10, 1922, p. 259 seq.
(16) cf. Burkill in Gard. Bull. Str. Settlem. 4, 1927, p. 167.
Journ. Fed. Mal. Stat. Mus. 16, 1930, p. 1-12, incl. bibliogr.; Journ. Mal. Br. Roy. As. Soc. 8, 1930, p. 361-363; Backer, Verkl. Woordenb., 1936.


In the Spring of 1938, there was considerable discussion among veterans about forming a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in Mexico, NY. It was felt that a post could easily be formed and also be supported by the community.
Sixteen veterans signed an application for a charter for the Edick - Hamlink Post #369, which was approved on July 26, 1938 by M.A. Michaels, Adjutant, Central New York County Council and Frederic J. Brock, Adjutant, Department of New York.
This dedicated group of veterans included Robert J. Kidd, Leon P. McFee, Clarence E. Masters, George Authur Ellsworth, Ray B. Porter, Roy L. Pidge, Irvin Stevens Parish, J. Neil Ryan, Ralph A. Farmer, Charles J. Cogswell, Wesley Wallace, Joshua Jeremiah, James M. Marshall, Harry J. Hart, Ira J. Austin, and Glen H. Smith.
Edick - Hamlink Post #369, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was mustered on July 29, 1938. The charter was closed on October 29, 1938.
The Mexico V.F.W. Post was named in memory of Herbert Frederick Edick and Clarence Albert Hamlink. Edick was born in Palermo, NY on September 23, 1895, the son of Fred and Alta Groff Edick. He was engaged in mill work before enlisting in the US Army June 25, 1917 at Syracuse.
He was assigned to Co. H., 16th Infantry, 1st Division and trained at the Syracuse Fairgrounds. He embarked from New York City for overseas service on November 22, 1917 and arrived in France December 3, 1917. Edick was killed in the second battle of Marne on July 21, 1918. He is buried in the family plot in the Mexico Village Cemetery.
Hamlink was born in the New Haven area, the son of Abram and Susan Larkin Hamlink. (The family dropped the letter 'k' from their name and became known as Hamlin). He was employed at the Onondaga Hotel when at the age of 21 years. He enlisted in the US Marine Corps on June 11, 1917. He trained at Parris Island, South Carolina and later at Quantico.
He served with the 6th Regimental Marines, 95th Company, 1st Battery, AEF France. Clarence was killed in action October 6, 1918, after having only just recovered from wounds he received in a previous battle. His remains were returned to the United States and he was buried with military honors on October 6, 1921 in the Hamlin family plot in the New Haven Cemetery.
The newly elected officers of the Edick-Hamlink Post #369, V.F.W. were installed on September 30, 1938. Meetings were held the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Clarence E. Masters; Commander, Robert J. Kidd; Senior Vice Commander, Ray B. Porter; Junior Vice Commander, Leon P. McFee; Quartermaster, Howard E. Fults; Adjutant, James M. Marshall; Chaplain, Joseph Sherman; Officer of the Day, and Trustees James Neil Ryan; 6 months, Ralph A. farmer; 12 months, and George Arthur Ellsworth; 18 months.
Also, Frank I. Badger; guard, Harry J. Hart; Sergeant Major, Charles J. Cogswell; Surgeon, Wesley Wallace; Judge Advocate, Carl F. Sanderson; Patriotic Instructor, and Joshua Jeremiah; Sentinel. Of the above officers, the first to die was Wesley Wallace in April 1939 and the last was Carl F. Sanderson in 1976 at the age of 80 years.
Additional charter members were Henry Nelson Howe, Edward M. Henderson, Ward Hilton (Orwell), Ernest LaVere, a Spanish-American War veteran, Harry G. Learned, Curtis R. McFee, Arthur P. Schick, Frank G. Smith, Herschel W. Watson, Jesse Woolson, Roy F. Fellers, Fred D. Whitney, John L. Putnam, Carl F. Sanderson, and Howard E. Fults.
Most of the veterans belonging to the Mexico V.F.W. were from Mexico and New Haven and served in the infantry with their foreign service being in France. George Arthur Ellsworth, known by his friends as the "Kaiser", served in Puerto Rico during the Spanish-American War. He served from May 16, 1898 to April 1, 1899. Charles J. Cogswell was a cook in the Navy with the foreign service in the country of Mexico. His enlistment ran from April 28, 1911 to June 21, 1921. Harry J. Hart was in the artillery and Ira R. Austin in the engineers.
Lewis Shortsleeve, a member of the Mexico V.F.W. from Arthur, NY, was the last Spanish-American War veteran to expire at the age of 83 years on July 6, 1963.
Not many months after the V.F.W. was organized, they proudly promoted the landscaping and clean-up on Spy Island around the grave of Silas Town, the Revolutionary War hero. After removing the brush and undergrowth, steps were erected at the monument and several decorative trees were planted.
The V.F.W. particularly in their early years, were very supportive of their members and their dependents in time of need. They strongly supported the sale of poppies made by injured veterans.
The right arm and strong supporter of the V.F.W. is its Auxiliary. The Mexico Auxiliary was formed in July 1940. The temporary officers chosen were Edith Kirkpatrick; President, Martha McFee; Senior Vice President, Marion Bennett; Junior Vice President, Grace Kidd; Treasurer, Matilda Smith; Secretary, Frances Pare; Chaplain, Jesse Sanderson; Guard, Marguerite Stevens; Patriotic Instructor, and Cherrie Bennett; Conductress.
Past Commanders of the Mexico V.F.D. who served as Commander of the Oswego County Council are: Floyd H. Clemons; 1948-1949, Peter Y. Goldych; 1957-1958, A. John Wasilewski; 1963-1964, Alexander M. Forbes; 1973-1974, William C. Mowry; 1/2 year 1979 and 1980-1981, and Alexander Longhway; 1994-1995.
In May, 1963, past Commander Frederic E. Tourot was appointed National Aide-de-Camp to the National Commander of the V.F.W., Byron B. Gentry.
The Mexico Veterans of Foreign Wars and other posts in Oswego County were honored to have Frank W. Marcellus of Trach-Auringer Post #7325, Constantia, serve as State Commander, 1968-1969.
In July 1988, Edick-Hamlink Post #369 was presented with an award of a Golden Anniversary Citation commemorating 50 years of service to the community. "Post 369 joins a growing list of V.F.W. Posts whose long association with the organization has made it the most successful major veteran's group in the country, with a membership of more than two million men and women."
There are two Veteran's Associations in Mexico. The V.F.W. and Stone-Davis Post #384, American Legion. They cooperate on all patriotic occasions. On Memorial Day the V.F.W. is in charge of the arrangements on even years (1998) and the American Legion on odd years (1999).
Both organizations assist in placing flags on the graves of all fallen veterans in the town of Mexico. Cemeteries visited are: Arthur, Colosse, French Street Catholic, French Protestant on Route 11, Maple View, Wellwood, South Mexico, and Silas Town on Spy Island, Mexico Point.
The officers of Edick-Hamlink Post #369 V.F.W. for the year 1998-1999 are: James J. Forkhamer; Commander, Samuel J. Piazza; Senior Vice Commander, Donald L. Babcock; Quartermaster, Kurt R. Krieger, Adjutant, Lynn C. Rasbeck; Chaplain, Donald A. Reeser; Service Officer, and Irving W. Schick; Surgeon.


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Jalen Green bounces back, Houston defeats Sacramento
Jalen Green had a much efficient scoring game as the Houston Rockets got back at Sacramento Kings, 118-112, in the 2021-2022 NBA Season on Sunday night (Monday in the Philippines) at the Golden 1 Arena in Sacramento, California.
LeBron James to Wizards commentator: Sisantehin yan!
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James wants this NBA commentator to be fired over this insensitive remark about Houston Rockets guard Kevin Porter Jr pulling "that trigger".
Kevin Porter Jr. scores game-winner, Houston stuns Washington
Kevin Porter Jr. drilled a game-winning triple as the Houston Rockets stuns Washington Wizards, 114-111, in the 2021-2022 NBA Season on Wednesday night at the Capital One Arena in Washington.
Houston Rockets rallies to beat Atlanta Hawks
Houston Rockets pulled off a stunning come-from-behind 132-126 triumph over Atlanta Hawks in the 2021-2022 NBA Season on Monday night (Tuesday in the Philippines) at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
LA Lakers survives Houston Rockets, 119-117
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Jalen Green scores 30, Houston loses to Boston
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Jalen Green struggles anew, Houston prevails over OKC
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Jalen Green, Rockets to host Filipino Heritage Night vs Jordan Clarkson, Jazz
The Houston Rockets is set to host a Filipino Heritage Night when the Utah Jazz visit on October 28.


Sweet breads are super easy to whip up. The perfect treat with your morning cup of coffee, a warm slice banana nut bread with a dollop of plain cream cheese. I like to top my banana bread with fresh pecans to give a nutty crunch.
Sounds so yummy! I will be giving this a try very soon!
I think YUM pretty much sums it up! I'm with Ashley...this will be baking in my oven very soon! :-) TFS!
This looks really good! I will try it when I have a working oven again!


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Northam vetoes concealed carry bill that would've made it easier for nonresidents to get guns
Posted: Mar 12, 2019 / 04:48 PM EDT / Updated: Mar 12, 2019 / 04:48 PM EDT
PROVO, UT – DECEMBER 19: Damon Thueson shows a holster at a gun concealed carry permit class put on by "USA Firearms Training" on December 19, 2015 in Provo, Utah. Demand for concealed carry permits have spiked in the last several weeks with the terrorists attacks in Paris and the United States. (Photo by George […]
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has vetoed legislation that would make it easier for nonresidents to get concealed handgun carry permits.
The bill narrowly passed the GOP-controlled General Assembly, but Northam signed the veto on Tuesday.
The bill would have required state police to issue a temporary permit 90 days after receiving an application unless police determined the applicant was disqualified. Under current law, nonresidents can apply for a five-year concealed carry permit.
In a statement, Northam said the bill "would create public safety concerns, place an arbitrary and overly burdensome mandate on the Virginia Department of State Police, and irresponsibly utilize taxpayer dollars to prioritize nonresident applications over resident needs."
Northam, a Democrat, is a strong advocate for greater gun control laws. Republican supporters of the bill are unlikely to get enough support to override the governor's veto.
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HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) - In 1963, NASA created the gantry, an outdoor space allowing astronauts practice landing and even walking on the moon.
The gantry was used until the moon landing in 1969.
by MATTHEW BARAKAT Associated Press / Jul 19, 2019
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A businessman who served as a key witness in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation now faces a charge of child sex trafficking in addition to transporting child pornography.
An indictment made public Friday in federal court in Alexandria charges Lebanese-American businessman George Nader, 60, with transporting a 14-year-old boy from Europe to Washington, D.C., in February 2000 and engaging in sex acts with him.
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(NBC News) - On July 16, 1969, the fires of celestial science lifted three men from the surface of the Earth and toward the greatest exploration in human history.
But as the name of the mission indicates, it took many steps to get Apollo 11 off the ground.


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