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Philip Schneider Net Worth 2022: Who is Hilary Swank?
By Rishi Rajput On Oct 10, 2022
Philip Schneider is an American writer, producer, and entrepreneur. He is also from the United States. Since Philip Schneider is currently making headlines in the media for various reasons, many of his followers and fans are curious to learn about his personal life.
Fortunately for you, this article contains all the answers you were looking for to your questions about Philip Schneider's life. You will discover information on Philip Schneider's Career, Girlfriend, Wikipedia Biography, and a great deal more if you continue reading. In that case, let's keep harping on it whenever we get the chance!
Philip Schneider's Career
Philip was born in California, in the United States of America, in 1973. Philip is a proud possessor of a degree in business administration from the University of Texas at Austin.
Philip Schneider is a personality with a wide range of skills; he has worked for JWT and Saatchi and served as executive producer for J. Walter Thompson. TSA America: Suspicious Bulges (2014), TSA America: Yeah, But Is Titling, and TSA America: Just Relax are some of the most well-known films that he has appeared in.
He is widely recognized for these roles (2013). Since 2006, Philip has been romantically involved with the Academy Award winner Hilary Swank, and the two of them were in a relationship. After a few years of dating, the pair eventually got engaged.
Full Real Name Philip Schneider
Age (as of 2022) 49 years old
Place of Birth California, United States
Profession Social Venture Entrepreneur, Producer, Celebrity Spouse, and Media Face.
School/College Reputed University
Father Name Mr. Schneider
Mother Name Mrs. Schneider
Wife Hilary Swank
Philip Schneider's Wife
Before that, Swank tied the knot with Chad Lowe in 1997. However, the couple later divorced the following year, in 2006. On the other hand, Philip Schneider remained silent about his connection with Hilary Swank until they announced they were engaged.
At this time, both of the spouses have relocated to the United States of America, where they are enjoying a contented and fulfilling life.
Philip Schneider's Net Worth
According to haqexpress.com, Philip Schneider is an American entrepreneur who works in the field of social ventures. He will have a net worth of between $40 and $50 million in 2022.
Because of his effort, in which he invests a significant amount of time and gives his complete attention, he has amassed a sizeable wealth.
Philip Schneider's Net Worth Growth
Philip Schneider's Age, Height, Weight
Weight In Kilograms: 75 kg
In Pounds: 165.43 lbs
Height In Feet Inches: 6′ 1″1.85 m
In Centimetres: 185 cm
Hair Color Dark Brown.
Eye Color Dark Brown.
Who is Hilary Swank?
On July 30, 1974, Hilary Swank made her debut in the world in Nebraska. Hilary Swank is an American actress and producer who rose to fame for her roles in films such as "million dollar baby," "boys don't cry," and several others films.
Swank made her first appearance on the big screen in the movie Buffy the Vampire Slayer in 1992. She performed in the film The Next Karate Kid that same year.
Hilary has made guest appearances on various television shows, including Beverly Hills. Aside from that, Swank has been considered for several prizes, including the Academy Awards, the MTV Awards, the Globe Awards, and others.
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Hilary Swank's husband is an entrepreneur in social ventures, a producer, a famous person's spouse, and a media face.
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"Spring Grass", pastel on multi-media paper, 7″ x 10″, 2014 © Bernadette E. Kazmarski. The original is framed in a 1-1/2″ solid wood white molded frame with 1″ white mat and digital, giclee and canvas prints are available.
Spring Grass, matted and framed.
All the sun on all this green stuff is just too much! But it was the lush grass that became one of this spring's first outdoor sketches. I actually painted this from a photo, taken the same day as I photographed the dandelions with the honey bee. This photo stayed in my mind for its simplicity but bold patterns and color, but I was feeling my pastels instead of a photo post. After a few days working out in my garden and filling my eyes with green I thought I'd paint this one after all, and sooner rather than later.
It's painted in mixed brand pastels on white multimedia paper. I've also included the uncropped version of the painting; sometimes I like the rough edges.
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Missouri -- Surveys
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West Corurgan board members enjoying the schemes 50th anniversary luncheon. Left to right: Sam Nixon, Peter Day, James Nixon, Lawry Simpson, Max Arnold and Gordon Fox.
The West Corurgan private irrigation scheme celebrated its 50th anniversary at their original pumps sight in Corowa on Friday.
Close to a hundred people gathered at the original sight for a luncheon, and to hear board members of past and present speak about the rich history of the irrigation system.
Among those that spoke was David O'Dwyer, son of West Corurgan pioneer Ray O'Dwyer, who reminisced on the vision his father had for creating a water system that would help build a stable community.
"From a pipe dream in 1946, a seed was sewn to start the Corurgan system. And what a wonderful success it's turned out to be," Mr O'Dwyer said.
Since October 1968, when the first pump was started and water flowed into what is known as the O'Dwyer main canal, the West Corurgan scheme has been providing essential water to the region.
West Corurgan Private Irrigation Stock and Garden Water Supply District serves approximately 300 properties covering an area of some 212,000 hectares between the Murray River and the Billabong Creek. The area is bounded by the towns of Corowa, Daysdale, Oaklands, Jerilderie, Berrigan, Savernake and Rennie.
Despite its clear service to the community, not everyone shared the same foresight as the original innovators of the scheme said life member, Jim Sandral.
"The water commission told us we wouldn't get it off the mark and incidentally the government never put a dollar in to help us out, so it was all financed by the farmers themselves.
"It's a great thing we had two great pioneers in Ray Burwood and Ray O'Dwyer create the scheme. They knew what a tough job it was living in the bush and enduring dry years with no water," he said.
The irrigation scheme serves sheep and beef production, rice, vegetable, oilseeds and cereal cropping in the area, which annually produces $90,000,000 worth of agricultural crops.
The Land and Water Management Plan currently in place ensures the sustainability of the irrigation scheme, as the board is always looking at the best management practices to ensure that West Corurgan irrigation remains a viable source of water for the community.
"After 50 years of irrigation, the scheme still delivers water quite efficiently to its irrigators. This is a testament to the people that designed and built the scheme," current Chairman, James Nixon said.


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How does a PC maker capture the hearts and minds of generation Z in Australia without a big-spend above the line campaign?
The situation:
Lenovo is a world leader in innovative computing and well known in the business sector in Australia and around the world. But with a limited presence in the consumer market, Australia's younger generation hasn't yet met the world's number 1 PC supplier. Within the education sector the brand is known among IT professionals, but without the benefit of above-the-line marketing, there is still low awareness among students and teachers.
Lenovo needed to raise its profile with school students aged 14 -18, expose them to the brand values and increase future purchase consideration. Students are born into a tech-savvy world saturated with marketing and advertising, and with so many voices clamouring for attention it has become increasingly difficult to be heard above the din.
To avoid having to compete directly with other, more well-known PC brands, we deliberately shied away from claiming to be popular or cool. Lenovo's innovative computing solutions are designed for those who do, so we wanted to involve the students in actually doing something and for them to encounter the Lenovo brand in the context of being creative.
Raise Lenovo's profile among students
Increase purchase intent
Engage through creativity
How we did it:
Students were invited to make a short video of no more than two minutes based on the theme 'Old School to New School' We wanted to allow students to reflect on how technology has changed education, with Lenovo top of mind in that process.
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Winning videos from the campaign
A grand prize valued at over $5000 including a Lenovo ThinkPad® Helix and $1000 in cash ensured that Lenovo Zoom captured the attention of students nationwide. Teenagers are very social online, and this competition was designed to encourage sharing within the competitor's social networks with the People's Choice prize (valued at more than $3000) being decided solely on public votes. Weekly prizes also ensured continuous activity and engagement throughout the duration of the competition.
We supported the campaign with a series of targeted ads on Facebook and online student publications, with eDMs to students and teachers to maximise exposure and drive traffic to the website. Teachers could also download advertising for school publications and posters to print and display on school noticeboards.
The campaign used social sharing as an amplifier, multiplying the effectiveness of a modest media spend and resulting in a huge number of impressions and high engagement.
Bob Shrestha, Digital Strategist
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20k votes
The competition and the surrounding campaign generated great exposure for Lenovo, with more than 2.3 million impressions from advertising and social media and exceeded all client KPIs.
During the 8 week campaign period the competition website received more than 40,000 visits with 10% being repeat visitors. Overall, 32 videos were submitted along with over 20,000 votes being cast on the website.
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With a solid understanding of where you are now as well as your businesses goals. Our experienced marketers will put pen to paper and strategise how to use marketing to achieve those goals. We will work closely with you to create a 6-month marketing strategy to decipher the landscape and pinpoint where to focus efforts to get results.
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With a detailed understanding of your audience and who we're targeting, as part of the pro package we'll create Facebook, Google Search and Google Display campaigns to help you turn prospects into customers. During the lifetime of the digital campaign, one of our campaign managers will keep a close eye on it to make optimisations for constant improvements. Once the campaign ends, we'll critically analyse the data for insights you can carryforward for future campaigns.
All packages come with a conversion optimised landing page. One of our professional and experienced copywriters will write the content based on information you provide, adhering to your brand voice. Once the content is ready, our designers and developers will wireframe then build a landing page for use with your campaigns.
In this package, we will build a comprehensive website tailored for your start-up. Piggybacking off the range of skills our marketing agency has, you can be confident in the content we'll write and designs we produce. The result is a website that stands out amongst competitors and engages with your audience. Once the website is built, our team will responsively test it across all devices to ensure the browsing experience is optimised across devices. We'll support you with minor website modifications and upskill your team to make update themselves.
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...that the Forerunners' interstellar empire was known as the ecumene and encompassed three million fertile worlds?
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Outskirts Walkthrough
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Level overview
Gameplay overview
3 Easy Walkthrough
3.1 Part 01: They'll Regret That Too
3.2 Part 02: A Day At The Beach
3.3 Part 03: Speed Zone Ahead
4 Normal Walkthrough
4.1 Part 01: They'll Regret That Too
4.2 Part 02: A Day at the Beach.
5 Legendary Walkthrough
5.3 Speed Zone Ahead
6 Speed Run Walkthrough
7 Single-Player Speed Run Walkthrough
8 Video Walkthrough
Weapons[edit]
Plasma Pistol
Plasma Rifle
Needler
Particle Beam Rifle
Energy Sword
Plasma Grenade
Fragmentation Grenade
M41 LAAG
Machine Gun Turret
Plasma Cannon
Blind Skull
IWHBYD Skull (Legendary Only)
Vehicles[edit]
Shadow (turret only)
Scarab (non-drivable)
Phantom (non-drivable)
Pelican (non-drivable)
Covenant Assault Carrier (non-drivable)
Frigate UNSC In Amber Clad (cutscene only)
Easy Walkthrough[edit]
Part 01: They'll Regret That Too[edit]
You'll start off with the SMG and the Battle Rifle. Switch to your SMG, then wait for Sergeant Johnson to get off the crashed Pelican. Swap your SMG for his Sniper Rifle. Now, switch back to your Battle Rifle and enter the doorway. There should be a Minor Grunt. Shoot him in the head with your Battle Rifle or melee him, and continue through the next doorway.
This doorway will lead you into the Courtyard. You'll see a few Jackals and a few Grunts. Take them out with a mixture of Fragmentation Grenades and Battle Rifle bursts. Continue into the room opposite from where you came from. Again, there should be a few Grunts and an Elite. The Elite will be Minor or Major, depending on chance. No fret, they are no threat on Easy. Take them all down with your Battle Rifle.
Continue up the stairs. They will lead you onto the middle level of the building. To your left, there will be the corpse of a fellow dead Marine, who had a lot of ammo with him. Strafe around the body to search for some Battle Rifle ammo. There will also be Sniper Rifle ammo as well. To your right, there should be a Major or Minor Elite, again, depending on chance. The Elite will be on the roof of one of the buildings. Switch to your Sniper Rifle and shoot him in the head. One headshot for a Minor Elite, two for a Major Elite.
Now, jump off the building, and you'll see a Lance of Elites and Grunts. Take them down with your Battle Rifle. After that is done, more Grunts will come out. Again, take them out with Grenade and your Battle Rifle. By now, your Battle Rifle would have lost quite a bit of ammo. Reload both your weapons (the Sniper Rifle and the Battle Rifle) and strafe to the left of the turret. There should be some Battle Rifle, Sniper Rifle and SMG ammo, however, we don't need the SMG ammo.
Some Jackals and a Minor Elite will appear out of the crashed Pelican site. Take them out with some Plasma Grenades and Battle Rifle bursts and melees. Swap your Battle Rifle for the dead Elites Plasma Rifle. Don't worry about zooming, we got the Sniper Rifle for that, and there is plenty of Sniper Rifle ammo in this level.
Afterwards, a small swarm of Drones will fly over. Use your Plasma Rifle to take care of that. Or for an even quicker and effective kill, use the Machine Gun Turret on the middle level of the building where you got a majority of your ammo from. But Be careful, the turret may not be able to turn all the way to face a few stragglers. Chances are your marines will get them. If not, hop out get it done yourself.
After the Drones are dead, a Phantom will appear. Hop onto the Machine Gun and shoot down its turrets. Then, kill the enemies that just dropped down with some Plasma Rifle bursts and some Sniper Rifle bullets if you wish to snipe. However, if you want to Snipe, it is recommended that you go to the upper level of the building.
Once they are all destroyed, another group of Jackals and an Elite will come down. Take the Elite down with your Sniper. The Elite may be a Minor or a Major this time, also depending on your chance. To kill the Jackals, use a mixture of Plasma Rifle bursts and fragmentation grenades. Swap your current Plasma Rifle for the dead Elite's Plasma Rifle.
Now, get back on the Machine Gun Turret, as two Hunters are about to burst out of a door opposite of you. As soon as the door opens, shoot for your life. The Hunters should walk a few meters out, then collapse dead, if you shoot correctly. Don't worry about aiming for the fleshy orange part, for some reason, this Machine Gun will kill a Hunter quickly, no matter where you shoot at him. This may not work for both Hunters when playing on legendary. Another way to kill the hunters is if you still have ammo on your sniper, be ready on the building waiting for the hunters to come out. You can then shoot them in their flesh. This is highly effective. If you kill one of the hunters you may have a problem removing the other as it might immediately hide under the platform which you are on. So you may need to go down to remove it.
Alternatively, if you wish to practice your marksmanship, you can use the Sniper Rifle to kill them both as they stroll out of the wrecked door. This is very easy as they aren't in their protective combat stance yet as they are coming out, but if you don't land a solid hit on their orange bellies, your chance is gone, they will crouch and shield themselves, and they will be much harder to engage from that point on. If you do this correctly, you probably will kill both of them before Cortana can even acknowledge their presence.
Enter the door from where the Hunters came from and follow the pathway. Opposite you should be some Jackals and a Jackal Sniper above the Jackals. Zoom in with your Sniper Rifle and kill the Jackal Sniper. If the Jackal Sniper hits you 2-3 times, you're a goner, so, we should focus on him first.
Then, go to the other side and kill the shielded Jackals with your Plasma Rifle. Then, backtrack. You'll need more Sniper Rifle ammo. Jump on the boxes opposite from where you are fighting the Jackals; also, where you came from. Jump up again, and there will be the body of dead Marines and dead Grunts. Strafe over the bodies to find some Sniper Rifle ammo. Then, go back to where the Jackals are. By now, Sergeant Johnson would have left on his Pelican. Follow the pathway down, and it'll lead you into Sniper Alley. There are a load of Jackals and Drones here.
Kill all the Jackal Snipers with your Sniper Rifle, (if you need more sniper ammo go to the dead Jackal Sniper and take it's beam rifle) then take down the Drones and Jackals with your Plasma Rifle. Then, go ahead and follow your Marines into a pathway. A Sniper Jackal should come out. Stick it with a Plasma Grenade or snipe it. Take down all enemies here, there should be a few Jackal Snipers, few Grunts and a few Elites. Swap your Plasma Rifle for the dead Elites Plasma Rifle, as it should be running low on ammo by now. If you are playing on a harder difficulty such as Heroic or Legendary, try to be careful,as there are also hidden Jackals in the ruined buildings and on the rooftops. There will also be two Elites of higher ranks, one carries a sword and the other is invisible.
Once you're done, either go left or right to confront some Grunts & Elites in Hotel Zanzibar. Kill the Elite as he poses more of a threat with his turret, then kill the Grunts, who would all be Minor or Major.
Go inside the Hotel. An Elite will be shooting Plasma bursts at the wall. Throw a Fragmentation Grenade and use your Plasma Rifle to kill the rest of them. Swap your Plasma Rifle for the Plasma Rifle that used to belong to the dead Elite.
By now, a Phantom would be arriving. Take cover to hide from the turret bursts. Then, using your Sniper, take down all the enemies that come from the Phantom. Then, jump down and take the Warthog driver seat, or alternatively, hijack a Ghost that will attempt an attack on the Warthog. If the Ghost is destroyed before you can get to it, there is one by the crashed Pelican, guarded by an Elite and two Jackals.
Part 02: A Day At The Beach[edit]
Just destroy all your enemies until you reach the tunnel. There is a hidden Marine, Sniper Rifle and Rocket Launcher in this part. On the top of the building after a Phantom drops several Ghosts for the first time, there will be a lone Marine, Sniper Rifle ammo and a Rocket Launcher. Just take any, as we'll be spending the remainder of this level in a Ghost.
Kill the rest of your enemies and then go inside the tunnel. Dispatch all enemies, including Jackals, Grunts, Elites, and Drones. The Shadows will come up soon.
Part 03: Speed Zone Ahead[edit]
To destroy the Shadows, use continuous fire with the Ghost. It will be easier to boost up to the driver and shoot directly a him. If you are in a Warthog, don't bother even trying to kill it, as it will take a long time. You can use your Rocket Launcher to destroy the Shadows if you wish.
The last battle consists of fighting Ghosts, Shadows, Grunts and all kinds of turrets. Just destroy them with your Ghost, and proceed through the tunnel to finish the level.
Congratulations, you have finished Outskirts, the second level of Halo 2 on Easy! You still got a long way to go...
Normal Walkthrough[edit]
Starting Weapons: M7 Caseless Submachine Gun
BR55 Battle Rifle
Part 01: They'll Regret That Too[edit]
You begin this mission by waking up to Cortana's voice. Once you can move, follow Sergeant Johnson's advice and secure the crash site. You can swap your BR55 Battle Rifle or M7 Caseless Submachine Gun for Sergeant Johnson's S2 AM Sniper Rifle if you wish. Note however that he is immortal and always has infinite ammo. Whatever you do, head for the doorway next.It is suggested that you take the sniper as you need it when you are the in the alley for later(and of course now).
As you leave the landing zone, a single Grunt will approach you, whack him before he can alert his friends near the building on the other side of the courtyard. As you charge across the courtyard you will see a small group of Grunts and Jackals. Take them out with a quick grenade and some rifle shots.
You can jump onto the truck to your right to get to the upper level of the building. There's an Elite and some Grunts in the atrium of the ruin. Flank them while your Marines distract them. You might want to check out the ammo supply by the steps in the western part of the building.
After you've defeated the local Covenant force, you'll get a new Mission Objective. You need to defend the building from attacks until the Pelican arrives. Pay attention to Johnson's audio cues in the next part as they'll help you target and dispatch foes quickly and effectively.
"Here they come. Up high!"
An Elite appears on the roof of the building on the other side of the street. The rest come through the two smaller lanes under it. (On higher difficulty levels, Jackal snipers appear as well and can kill you with one shot.)
"More on the Street. Left Side."
A Lance of Grunts and Elites will come around the corner of a building further up the street.
"New Contact." or "Across the Street, down low."
Grunts and Elites will emerge from the two small alleys.
"We got Jackals in the Courtyard!"
Jackals and at least one Elite will appear in alleyway leading from the crash site to the courtyard. A well aimed grenade should do the trick. You can also use the machine-gun mounted on the second floor.
"Buggers, heading in over the rooftops"
A swarm of Drones will fly in over the buildings. The machine-gun works wonders here,you can also use the machine gun turret as then you don't have to waste your machine gun bullets.
After several waves, an enemy Phantom will make an appearance. Take cover inside to evade its fire. (Or destroy the guns with your machine-gun.) After it's done deploying troops, greet them with grenades. Take care of the last patrol, wandering into the courtyard through the alleyway leading to the crash site, and a Pelican should appear.
The pilot will tell you the courtyard's too small and announces its intention to land on the other side of the buildings. After the Pelican flies away two Hunters will break through the metal gates. The easiest way of disposing them would be the machine-gun. Do note that it's now much harder to kill a Hunter by shooting its back than it was in Halo: CE. If you go for the machine-gun, take cover when the Hunter's weapons start to glow.
If you want, you can use/abuse Johnson's invincibility and force him over the edge; he'll then take out the Hunters, as he can't die. It is often entertaining to give him a Plasma Pistol and watch him take down the Hunters.
On the other side of the designated landing zone, Jackals await - and they have a sniper among their numbers. you'll find a welcome ammo supply in a niche and you'll discover a handy Sniper Rifle on the level above it. just jump on the boxes to reach it. You can take the jackals out with some grenades but your first priority should always be the sniper. Never underestimate them as not even the Master Chief can survive two well-aimed shots from a Type-50 particle beam rifle.
At this point a Pelican picks up Sergeant Johnson, looks like you're on your own again.
The so-called "Sniper Alley" lies behind the next corner, and you'll soon appreciate the aptness of its name. Peer carefully around the corner and shoot the Jackal in the middle of the road. The Sniper Rifle would do well here in taking out the Jackals down the end of the road as well as those on the rooftops. There's an explosive barrel midway which, if blown up, helps greatly. In total there are six snipers; the one in the middle of the road, two in the ruins at the end of the street, one in the middle near the barrel and the remaining two can be found on the rooftops on either side of the alley. Be prepared to deal with a swarm of Drones as you move further down the alley. On higher difficulty levels (e.g. Heroic and Legendary), to make matters worse, there's a Stealth Elite wandering around as well. Be careful and take it slow. If you feel like being surrounded, take cover and let your shields recharge. Unless you're playing on Legendary this part shouldn't be such a problem, provided you always take out the snipers first.
To the left, you'll find a new alley with even more Jackals as well as two more Snipers. One of them at the back of the alley and one in the small overpass. Make sure to deal with them. A small alley that branches off to the left will lead you to an ammo cache with a Jackal sniper. If you continue down the alley you'll be greeted by a three different groups of Grunts, each led by an Elite. Dispatch of them as you see fit and watch out for the Jackal sniper on the rooftop to the left. It is advised that you use a Beam Rifle of your own. If you hit an Elite with a near-fatal hit, do not retreat or switch weapons to conserve ammo; Beam Rifles are discarded everywhere.
Once you're done, you can either go around the building, left or right, or you can jump on top of the green crate and jump from there on the roof to your right. There's a hole you can slip through. You'll emerge behind two Grunts. Whack them in the back and use your elevated position to slaughter the nasty aliens that threaten your Marine allies.
Head towards the back of the hotel. There will be a small fire fight between a group of Grunts being lead by an Elite. Usually the Elite is a Major. But occasionally it will be an Ultra, if it is it will be using a plasma turret. DON"T melee it in the back. It will pull out an sword and kill you if you do. After the loading message is done, throw a grenade towards the exit. You should be able to hit a group consisting of some Grunts and two Elites. Paste the walls with whoever escaped the blast. Once they're out of the way a Phantom will come to drop off reinforcements. If you still have your sniper rifle you can take out the enemy tangos from afar. If not, deal with them however you see fit.
After you've sent them to wherever aliens go in the afterlife, a Warthog will pull up nearby. Take whatever position you like. Or alternatively, hijack one of the Ghosts pursuing the Hog.
Part 02: A Day at the Beach.[edit]
(Note: You don't actually have to do this next part. If you want you can just get a Ghost or Hog, pedal to the metal and drive all the way to the highway tunnel. Theoretically you don't have to kill a single opponent after the Hunters to finish the level successfully. This is referred to as the "Path of Shame", as opposed to the "Path of Valor" that you follow by achieving every specified objective.)
Whatever you choose, head out to the beach when you're done. You'll notice a crashed Pelican to your right. Sometimes it'll be guarded by some Covenant while on other occasions there won't be an enemy in sight. From here you, drive down the beach past the first ramp. If you still have some sniper ammo left you can take out the snipers past the ramp. If not, drive in and let your passengers take care of them. You have to clear all enemies around the huge AA gun on the beach. After the first gun you'll find yourself breaking through a barrier, only to end up on another beach, with yet another gun.
Repeat and cleanse the area of hostiles. Once you're on the beach itself and have destroyed most of the occupying force, a Phantom will come help out your besieged enemies. He'll drop off a couple of Ghosts as well as provide covering fire with its own guns. After a while he'll fly away to the next beach and the next objective.
Once done, clear the ramp and you'll end up on the last beach before you get to the tunnel. Ghosts are hammering you Marine buddies while the Phantom once again provides covering fire. On top of the little building to your immediate left, you'll find not only a Sniper Rifle, but also a brand new Rocket Launcher for your use.
Dispatch of the Ghosts and the Phantom's guns. You can use your Sniper Rifle to take out the Jackal Sniper in the floating watchtower. Be wary of the Elites dropping in. Occasionally they'll try and attack you in the back by getting up on the roof. After you've annihilated them, you're free to walk towards the tunnel. Or so you thought. Once more Elites drop in to prevent you from doing so. And instantaneously Ghosts will appear as if from nowhere. Your Sniper Rifle and Rocket Launcher should suffice.
The tunnel is very long and a Ghost or Warthog (Ii is suggested to take a Warthog as the machine gun is far better, plus you have somebody for company). Follow it until you reach the exit, occasionally driving into a parallel tunnel. The Covenant have constructed makeshift barricades, which you can either destroy or simply drive right past. Be wary of Drones hijacking your vehicle. They can't force you out but will inflict some serious damage(All they will do is perch themselves on the front[And sometimes back] of your ghost, and hit the crap out of you). At a certain point you'll encounter a convoy of three Shadows. Destroy them,the easiest way to destroy the Shadows are to go up to them,right in the face(so their plasma gun can't fire at you because of the angle)and let your gunner do all the rest(the Shadow also has a ghost attached to it). In the last hall before the end of the tunnel the Covenant have set-up the most challenging barricade of all, but it shouldn't be a real problem. A couple of Ghosts, a Shadow, and two stationary turrets will make a last attempt to stop you. Convince them otherwise, or simply drive past the Shadow and finish the level.
Legendary Walkthrough[edit]
After you leave the crash site, advance quickly to the large building. Don't take Johnson's rifle; you will not need it yet. Go to the second floor and fight off the waves of enemies. Keep an eye on the rooftops or you will be sniped. Swap your SMG for a Plasma Pistol as soon as possible—use the Noob Combo on the Elites and (if you wish) the shielded Jackals. But for the latter, stick-flicking is preferable. When you encounter the Drones, use your Battle Rifle—nothing else is particularly effective. To kill the Hunters, take Johnson's rifle. Stick the Hunters with Plasma Grenades. Unlike in the first Halo game, this will cause them to turn around and retreat, giving you a straight shot at its weak spot.
Alternatively, in the first hallway, crouch-jump to the light fixture, then again to the roof area where you find the Blind Skull. But don't grab it; instead, circle around sharply to the left and jump across. Turn right and grenade jump to the ledge above you. Turn left and jump to the lower roof. Behind the roof and to the right, you can jump to a higher roof (unless you want to skip the whole section). Jump to the balcony of the building to the left, cross the beam, and grenade jump to the roof of the black building. This is the best sniper spot for this section. If you want to pursue this option, take Johnson's rifle in exchange for your SMG from the start. Remember: keep an eye everywhere for snipers. Known snipers:
Rooftop with Blind Skull
Roof of tallest building adjacent to courtyard
Balcony to your left (from tall black building)
All of the roofs below you (they are interconnected)
It's nearly impossible to kill Hunters from above, so you will have to drop back down. But from your height, you will have to jump in stages or you will die.
After the Hunters are toast, advance to the point where Johnson leaves. Continue, but after the next right turn, be wary of snipers. There are 22 of them in the next section. Snipe the immediate threats:
40 meters ahead, patrolling.
Three of them in the destroyed building at the far end.
On the roof to the right of the area with the methane tanks.
Two on the roofs to the left.
After they are down, go back and stock up on sniper ammo. The Elites are too much of a threat on the ground with snipers around, so jump to the rooftops. To do this, go to the area with the methane tanks, face left (looking from where you came) along the leftmost edge of the ledge. Crouch-jump to the awning, then to the beam. Crouch under the higher awning, then jump to the next awning, then the roof. Hotel Zanzibar is in the direction you faced when you first jumped from the ground. Jump across the alleyway, then jump past the covered bridge and turn around. Kill the sniper with a Battle Rifle (sometimes you will see him spawn), then continue to the ramp. To the left-forward, low, another sniper will appear. Kill him (again with a Battle Rifle) then drop down to the one-story building with the damaged roof. Assassinate the three Grunts, then enter Hotel Zanzibar.
The hallway is dark, but it isn't too bad. Be ready for an Ultra Elite and several Grunts. Continue outside and kill any Covenant in the area. Take cover from the Phantom's cannons, then deal with the infantry. Go to the bridge and look right. Destroy the Ghosts. Once they're scrap, get in the Warthog.
Drive around to the AA battery. First snipe the Jackal, then kill the Elites with your sniper or the LAAG. Don't try to splatter. Drive around the bend, then kill everyone in the structure ahead of you. There is an Ultra and a few Ghosts, as well as a Phantom. Go to the structure that the Marines are using as a hold-out and swap your Battle Rifle for a Rocket Launcher. Snipe the enemies, including the Jackal on the tower that is 200 meters away. If you see a Ghost, scrap it with a tracking rocket. Beware of orbital insertion pods and additional Ghosts, then continue to the tunnel.
Speed Zone Ahead[edit]
Take a Ghost or a Warthog (It is recommended to take the Warthog because the Marine on the LAAG provides some firepower) and drive past the Covenant barricades. Alternatively, you can stop about 60 meters from them and drive back and forth perpendicular to the tunnel while the LAAG does the killing work. As much as you may like the "flying Warthog," avoid driving off a high ramp. Your flight will be uncontrolled and your Warthog will take damage when it lands. When you reach the convoy of Type-29 Shadows, drive past them (or kill the drivers and gunners), then drive past the Shades and Ghosts. This will require you to drive under the parked Shadow. Continue through the tunnel to end the level.
Speed Run Walkthrough[edit]
Note: This walkthrough require correct Grenade Jumping, precision in everything and...speed. This walkthrough is based on the current fastest Speed Run at High Speed Halo, Fully_Synthetic and Chad's 4:43 Legendary Co-Op run, with a bit of minor editing as I personally deem fit to allow for Single-Player use. It may be altered when faster runs emerge on the web.
Start moving towards the doorway. Jump onto the lamp in front, then onto the awning to the left. Turn back towards the hole you jumped up from and jump towards the pathway there. Throw a Frag Grenade as you fall and immediately jump again as you land so that you make use of the grenade's force in a Grenade Jump. Jump across the chasm to the building opposite. Throw a Frag Grenade at the wall of the building as you reach the top of the small slope and turn towards the building to the left, jumping as you reach the edge. Follow the path and jump down to the next area, then jump onto the pointed roof, then over the parapet. Follow the path in a straight line over to the next building, jumping as necessary. Throw a Frag Grenade shortly before you reach the small parapet and jump as you hit the parapet, letting the grenade blow you onto the next building. Continue walking in a straight line until you see the sign for Hotel Zanzibar. Jump over the gap between the building you are currently on and the next one, then head for the hotel and drop down. Go in and throw your currently last Frag Grenade at the Covenant in the hall, then hide to the left. Rush out and charge past the survivors, heading down to the beach. If you've been going fast enough, you should hear Miranda say "Sergeant, I need you on that bird" as you near a parked van. Find the crashed Pelican and the Ghost near it, then board it. "A Day At The Beach" will appear as you do so, as will a checkpoint.
Boost the Ghost past all resistance and head into the highway tunnel. You will get a checkpoint as you near the first turn. Once "Speed Zone Ahead" appears, get out of the Ghost and commandeer the Warthog that appears. Charge past the resistance. You will get a checkpoint as you pass the first group of Covenant, then a second near the little ramp.
Single-Player Speed Run Walkthrough[edit]
Note: The Sputnik skull is required for this run. This works on all difficulties.
Written by Epeu and Belgariad
Epeu - This level is one of the easiest and quickest levels to speed run. Have fun!
When the level starts, turn slightly right and head for the fiery, dirt area. Once you enter it, turn left and grenade jump onto the ledge. Turn right and jump onto the next building. Throw a grenade where the next building begins and jump. The grenade will propel you up onto the building. Turn slightly left and jump onto the gray square with the empty middle. Jump onto the bridge, and grenade jump onto the next building. Jump down to Hotel Zanzibar, and avoid the Major Elite with the Plasma Cannon. Proceed down the hall in the hotel and throw a grenade when you reach the end. Use your SMG to take out what the grenade didn't.
A Phantom should drop an Elite or two and a few Grunts onto the far end of the bridge. I recommend switching to your BR and sniping them out, although you could go in and whack them all. If you want to make a no-shot speed-run, you could just whack everybody where I told you to use the SMG, and whack everybody that the Phantom drops. After they're all gone, a Warthog will drive down the road under you. Jump down and get into the driver's seat. Let the other Marine get into the Passenger's seat, and A Day at the Beach should begin. Avoid the crashed Pelican and ride over the "bridge". Avoid the large messy battle and turn left at the end of the beach. Don't mind the Grunt and Elites waiting for you there. Turn down the hall and avoid the next large messy battle by driving across the beach and over the next "bridge".
Avoid the last large messy battle and turn left to enter the tunnel (the next part will begin here). Turn right and zoom through the tunnels, making the appropriate turns. The Shadows will make no big threat to you even on Legendary as long as you just drive past them.
At the end of this part, just drive up the ramp and you're done.
Belgariad - Before going into the tunnels I suggest stopping at the building that the marines are defending and pick up the rocket launcher, then give it to your passenger in the warthog. this is helpful on legendary because he can take out a few enemies with one Rocket so you can pass without being killed.
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Emerita Intersects 25.1 Meters Grading 0.3% Copper, 1.5% Lead, 6.0% Zinc, 0.74 G/T Gold and 82.0 G/T Silver at La Romanera Deposit, Awards Contract to Prepare Independent Resource Estimate
TORONTO, ONTARIO December 20, 2022 – Emerita Resources Corp. (TSX-V: EMO; OTCQB: EMOTF; FSE: LLJA) (the "Company" or "Emerita") is pleased to announce additional assay results from the 2022 delineation drilling at the La Romanera Deposit at its wholly owned Iberian Belt West project ("IBW" or the "Project"). IBW hosts three previously identified massive sulphide deposits: La Infanta, La Romanera and El Cura. All deposits are open for expansion along strike and at depth.
Emerita has received assay results for 7 additional drill holes from the 2022 delineation drilling at the La Romanera Deposit. Presently, there are 14 drills on La Romanera deposit delineation and 1 rig continues to drill at La Infanta. Six drilling companies are engaged in the program. The Company has currently completed 100 drill holes at La Romanera, with another 14 in progress. At La Infanta, 77 drill holes have been completed to date and 1 hole is in progress. A video of our 14 drill rigs operating on La Romanera deposit can be seen at the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfgN9IfqQPw
According to David Gower, P.Geo, CEO of Emerita, "The Company is planning to complete the maiden NI 43-101 Technical Report and Mineral Resource estimate for IBW around the end of Q1 or early Q2 2023. We expect to lock in the databases for both La Romanera and La Infanta deposits for this estimate between January 31 and February 15, 2023 so the resource modeling can proceed. We plan to complete approximately 35 more holes by that time, most of these are short holes targeting the upper part of the deposit or specific areas where drill spacing should be improved. It is expected both deposits will remain open for further expansion when we lock the database for this estimate."
Emerita has awarded the contract to complete the independent mineral resource estimate and Technical Report to Wardell Armstrong International ("WAI"). WAI is a wholly owned subsidiary of Wardell Armstrong LLP, a British multidisciplinary Environmental, Engineering and Mining consultancy, first established in 1837, and now operating from 13 offices in the UK and internationally. WAI has a strong client list, including companies and organisations from the private and public sectors, as well as many major financial institutions. WAI has been involved in multiple LSE Main Board and AIM listings as well as NI 43-101 Technical Reports for TSX and Competent Person's Reports for ASX listed companies. WAI has a long track record of providing high quality technical services to the mining industry worldwide and has significant experience with deposits and operations of the Iberian Pyrite Belt over the last 30 years.
Assay results have been received from 7 drill holes (LR016, LR040, LR044, LR046, LR047, LR052 and LR057) at the La Romanera deposit (Figures 1, 2 and 3 and Table 1). These intercepts are located on the east and west edges of the footprint of the historical boreholes, between -100 and -250 m vertical elevation.
Drill Hole LR016: The Upper Lens was intersected at 260.7 m down the hole and comprises 3.8 m of stockwork mineralization grading 0.2 % Cu; 3.2 % Pb; 0.6 % Zn; 1.08 g/t Au and 123 g/t Ag. The Lower Lens was intercepted at 288.0 m, 23 m below the Upper Lens and encountered 40.2 m of massive sulphide mineralization grading 0.3% Cu; 1.5 % Pb; 4.3 % Zn; 1.36 g/t Au and 75.5 g/t Ag, including 7.0 m grading 0.3 % Cu; 2.6 % Pb; 5.9 % Zn; 2.78 g/t Au and 110.5 g/t Ag.
Drill Hole LR040: The Lower Lens was intercepted at 485.4 m down hole, about 350 m below surface. Mineralization is characterized by massive sulphide, primarily pyrite and encountered 20.6 m grading 0.3 % Cu; 1.0 % Pb; 0.6 % Zn; 1.54 g/t Au and 62.3 g/t Ag.
Drill Hole LR044: The Upper Lens was intercepted at 288.3 m down the hole. It intercepted 4.4 m grading 0.7 % Cu; 6.1 % Pb; 9.2 % Zn; 2.14 g/t Au and 207.3 g/t Ag. This hole also intercepted the Lower Lens, which comprised primarily massive pyrite with low base and precious metal content.
Drill Hole LR046: The first intercept for hole LR046 is located approximately 250 m vertically below surface. The mineralization was encountered at 308.2 m down the hole comprising 7.5 m of massive sulphide grading 0.7 % Cu; 0.5 % Pb; 0.4 % Zn; 2.24 g/t Au and 132.0 g/t Ag. This would correspond to the Upper Lens. The Lower Lens appears 3.7 m after the Upper Lens. It intercepted 22.2 m of massive sulphide mineralization grading 1.0 % Cu; 0.45 g/t Au and 72.0 g/t Ag. 18.2 m below the Lower Lens, the hole intercepts 2.2 m of stockwork mineralization grading 1.4 % Cu; 0.5 % Pb; 1.6 % Zn; 0.82 g/t Au and 37.9 g/t Ag.
Drill Hole LR047: This hole intercepts the Lower Lens only. The hole encountered 31.6 m of sulphide mineralization at 307 m down the hole. The most abundant mineral is pyrite. The intercept returned 0.2 % Cu; 0.7 % Pb; 3.9 % Zn; 0.39 g/t Au and 46.0 g/t Ag.
Drill Hole LR052: This hole encountered two stockwork zones with sub economic grades, at 360.2 m and 374.6 m. the first stockwork zone is 6.3 m grading 0.6 % Cu; 0.51 g/t Au and 28.6 g/t Ag. The second stockwork zone is 4.2 m grading 0.9 % Cu; 0.32 g/t Au and 8.5 g/t Ag.
Drill Hole LR057: The Upper Lens was intersected at 301.4 m down the hole and comprises 26.0 m grading 0.3 % Cu; 2.2 % Pb; 0.4 % Zn; 1.71 g/t Au and 204.8 g/t Ag, including 7.6 m grading 0.2 % Cu; 4.7 % Pb; 1.0 % Zn; 1.84 g/t Au and 277.1 g/t Ag. The Lower Lens was intercepted at 328.8 m, 1.4 m below the Upper Lens and encountered 25.1 m grading 0.3 % Cu; 1.5 % Pb; 6.0 % Zn; 0.74 g/t Au and 82.0 g/t Ag, including 6.6 m grading 0.3 % Cu; 2.6 % Pb; 9.7 % Zn; 0.89 g/t Au and 125.1 g/t Ag.
Figure 1: Plan map showing drill hole locations
Figure 2:Vertical Longitudinal projection of the Upper Lens at the La Romanera Deposit
Figure 3: Vertical Longitudinal projection of the Lower Lens at La Romanera Deposit
Table 1: Drill hole data
Quality Assurance/Quality Control
Drilling at La Romanera is HQ size and core is placed into core trays at the drill site and transported directly from the site to Emerita's coreshack (15KM) from La Romanera and (8KM) from La Infanta. Once the cores are received at Emerita's coreshack they are photographed and geotechnical logging is performed. Geological, mineralogical and structural logging follows and mineralized zones are identified. The samples are marked every 1m or less, and respecting lithological contacts, with most of the samples 1.0m long. The zone immediately above and below the mineralized zones are also sampled. Core samples are sawed in half and half of the core is returned to the core tray for future reference. Once the core samples are cut, bagged and tagged, they are shipped to the ALS laboratory in Seville by Emerita personnel where sample preparation is done. In Seville, ALS performs the mechanical preparation of the samples and then the pulps are sent to ALS Ireland (ICP) and ALS Romania (fire assay). The analysis at ALS Lab corresponds to the ME-ICPore (19 elements) package, together with the Au-AA23 fire assay (Gold). ALS is independent of Emerita.
10% of the analyzed samples correspond to control samples (fine blanks, coarse blanks, high, medium and low grade standards). In addition, 10% of pulps are reanalyzed at a second independent certified laboratory (AGQ Lab Sevilla). When the analysis is completed, the certificates are received from the laboratory and the QA/QC protocol identifies any deviation or anomaly in the results and the entire batch is re-assayed in such case. Once the data is approved by the QA/QC protocol assays are entered digitally directly into the database.
The scientific and technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Mr. Joaquin Merino, P.Geo, President of the Company and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.
About Emerita Resources Corp.
Emerita is a natural resource company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties in Europe, with a primary focus on exploring in Spain. The Company's corporate office and technical team are based in Sevilla, Spain with an administrative office in Toronto, Canada.
Joaquin Merino
+34 (628) 1754 66 (Spain)
Vincent Chen
+1 778 990 9433 (Toronto)
info@emeritaresources.com
This press release contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information includes, without limitation, the mineralization of the IBW Project; the Company's drill program; the timing of assay results; the prospectivity of the Project; the timing and ability of the Company to produce an NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate and the Company's future plans. Generally, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". Forward- looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Emerita, as the case may be, to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information, including but not limited to: general business, economic, competitive, geopolitical and social uncertainties; the actual results of current exploration activities; risks associated with operation in foreign jurisdictions; ability to successfully integrate the purchased properties; foreign operations risks; and other risks inherent in the mining industry. Although Emerita has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Emerita does not undertake to update any forward-looking information, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.
December 22, 2022 /by JJ Pistawka
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Kowacie Reeves
Macon, GA- Ex-NBA player Sharone Wright's Annual Adidas Skills Camp kicked off on May 29, 2017. This year the camp continued its trend of attracting some of the state of Georgia's best talent. Hypesouth Media was on hand to evaluate the field for the invite only portion. Here is a look at some of the top performers from day one.
Skills 100 Boys
Americus-Sumter | '18 Eric Hall is a very solid combo-guard from South Georgia. On day one, the 6-foot-2 rising senior displayed an array of offensive moves and demonstrated the ability to score at ease during scrimmages. Last school ball season, he averaged 11.8-points and 3.3-assists per game for Americus-Sumter and seems poised to have an even more productive 2017-18 campaign. All in all, we were impressed with Hall's overall effort and offensive-minded approach.
First Presbyterian Day | '18 Maurice Gordon is an under the radar player from the mid-state area. The 6-foot-6 forward grades out as a JUCO to low-major caliber player that still has one year of high school eligibility left. Up to this point, he has had a solid travel season with the Middle Georgia Supersonics and is one that coaches will want to check in on during July's live period. On day one of the Skills 100 Camp Gordon showed great athleticism and the ability to knock down the mid-range jumper, but what impressed the most was his one on one defensive ability.
Manchester High School | '18 Jah'Nile Hill is an absolute workhorse. The 5-foot-10 combo guard lives in the gym. He is a creative player that scores the ball in a variety of ways. Hill is no stranger to success and will be a nice fit for low-major programs looking for a crafty guard. The rising senior got to the basket at will and displayed his sneaky athleticism during scrimmages on day one of the Skills 100 Camp.
Warner Robins High School | '18 Jalen Dawson is one of the smartest basketball players that I have seen in recent years. When watching him play it becomes quite obvious that he is a coach's son as he shreds defenses with his precise decision making. The 6-foot-2 combo guard holds an offer from Columbus State University and is being courted by several other low-major programs. Dawson played with a great deal of poise and control on day one and used his big frame to absorb contact while finishing at the basket. With his high basketball-IQ and excellent 3.8 gpa, expect more offers to start pouring in for Dawson by summer's end.
Upson- Lee High School | '18 Tye Fagan (pictured) Simply put, this kid gets it! After leading his team to an undefeated 2016-17 (32-0) season en route to a GHSA Class AAAA State Championship as well as being one of the hottest names in Georgia, it was business as usual for the 6-foot-3 scoring guard on the first day of camp. Unlike many highly touted prospects nationwide that opt to skip local skills camps for higher profiled offseason events, Fagan stayed true to his roots and showed up ready to work. Right now, the 3-star prospect is ranked No.133 on rival.com's top 150 list and holds offers from East Carolina, Georgia State, Mercer, Middle Tennessee State, South Florida, Troy, and UGA to name a few.
Northeast-Macon High School | '19 Darius Dunn is a talented up and coming player in Georgia's 2019 class. The 6-foot-2 guard has enjoyed two seasons of great individual success for the Raiders. However, the rising junior seems ready to take the next step in leading his team to the postseason. His game doesn't pop off the screen, but he competes hard and consistently gets the job done on both ends of the floor. On day one, Dunn went through drill work at full speed and showed off his much improved jumpshot during scrimmages. He showed the ability to hit spot up jumpers as well as shoot off the dribble. At the time being, he has interest from Georgia Southern and Tennessee Tech.
Jones County High School | '20 Bryson Wooten continues his ascension. The rising sophomore is having a breakout summer and is one that coaches and evaluators should make note of. That trend continued on the first day of camp as Wooten shined during scrimmages getting into the lane and setting teammates up with crisp passes. At 6-foot-1, he has nice size and a great pace to his game from the point guard position. At this point, Wooten is virtually unknown around the state, but keep an eye out on him moving forward.
Skills 100 Girls
Southwest-Macon High School | '20 Avrie Grayer is a fundamentally sound post player that has the ability to step out and effectively knock down the 15-footer. During scrimmages she held her own against some of the more seasoned players on hand and her attention to detail was impressive. As she continues in her development, expect the multi-talented forward to become a household name in the Middle Georgia area.
Peach County High School | '18 Daishai Almond is the true definition of a gym rat. When the gymnasium doors open "Dai Dai" is there. Almond is a mid-major caliber player that has a high motor. She is one of the best players in the state and currently holds offers from the College of Charleston, East Carolina, Mercer, Western Kentucky, and UL-Monroe among others. She stood out on day one with her competitiveness on both ends. Offensively she pushed the issue in transition getting to the basket. On the defensive end, she really got up into opponents forcing turnovers. Although Almond grades out as a mid-major prospect, she may turn the heads of some high major programs if she continues to expand her game between now and next season.
Central-Macon High School | '18 Tyleia Williams is a talented offensive player that is at her best in the mid-range area. She was the leading scorer (14.2ppg) for the Lady Chargers this past season. Williams is a JUCO to low-major prospect that has loads of potential, but where she ends up will depend on how hard she works to fix a couple of weaknesses in her game. The 5-foot-7 guard will spend this offseason working on her ball handling and improving her 3-ball. On day one of the camp, she got to her sweet spots and consistently knocked down several mid-range jumpers. Expect Williams to have another huge season for Central-Macon next year.
Westside-Macon High School | '18 Naiara Dawson showed the ability to shoot it at a high clip from downtown. The rising senior connected on several deep 3-pointers during scrimmages. Dawson needs to focus on improving her quickness and ball handling this offseason. If the sweet shooting two-guard can improve in these areas, she will immediately become an intriguing prospect for low-major programs.
Mt. de Sales Academy | '18 Melia Cunningham played with control and ran her team superbly. She is not a high volume shooter and does all of the small things that do not show up in the stat book. Moving forward, Cunningham can stand to become a little more offensive minded; however, she will always be a valuable asset because of the intangibles she brings with her.
Rutland High School | '18 Jada Brown displayed a nice in-between game that was impressive to watch. She continually got into the lane shooting floaters and hit teammates in stride for wide open shots. Brown is one of the most improved players in the area and is poised to continue in her progression moving forward. Expect this multi-sport athlete to have a breakout season for the Lady Hurricanes in her prep finale.
Central-Macon High School | '18 Jada Clowers is listed at 6-foot-1, but looks to be more close to six-two. The long-armed post showed the ability to rebound and block shots at a high rate; however, she still looks to be a bit raw on the offensive side of the ball. In order for her to ascend to the next level, she must polish her offensive skills. Last season, Clowers helped lift the Lady Chargers to their first ever region championship and was named team MVP. At the time being, she has received minimal interest from Georgia College and UNC-Greensboro. However, expect her recruitment to pick up over the next couple of months as she is primed to finish her high school career with a bang.
Central-Macon High School | '18 JeNya Wilder is a throwback player that has some junk yard dog in her. The feisty combo guard is relentless on defense and hits the boards hard. Last season, Wilder was Central's most versatile player averaging 12-points, 9-rebounds, and 5-steals per game while posting two triple-doubles. During day one of the Skills 100 Camp, her versatility was on full display as she scored, rebounded, blocked shots, and assisted to teammates during open run. Wilder will more than likely end up signing with a JUCO or low-major program.
Central-Macon High School | '18 NaKaiya Green is playing her way back into shape as she is coming off an ACL injury. In spite of that, the 5-foot-10 post player showed nice touch in the mid-post area. She has a really soft touch on the ball and can become a very effective stretch four if she puts her mind to it. Right now, the jury is still out on Greene, but if she is able to come back at full strength, she will be an intriguing prospect on the recruiting trail.
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Chris Matheny (12) cheering on the US team while watching the Olympics.
The 2018 Winter Olympics have officially begun, and all eyes are on the United States' teams. The American teams have always been successful, but this year there are a few especially talented athletes competing for the gold. Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin are two alpine skiers who are sure to be top competitors this year. Also in the snow is Jamie Anderson, a snowboarder who is not new to the Winter Olympics. She earned a gold medal in the slopestyle snowboarding event in Sochi and she has not slowed down since, earning gold and silver at the annual Winter X Games in 2015, 2016, and 2017.
On the ice, the US women's hockey team has especially high hopes for this year's competition, especially captain Meghan Duggan. Duggan is out for revenge this year after two consecutive losses to Canada in the women's hockey game. The competition of these rival teams will surely draw in many viewers. The US figure skating team this year is also looking for gold. Nathan Chen, Adam Rippon, and Bradie Tennell are all considered top competitors in the figure skating event this year. Also on the skates is Maame Biney, competing in the speed skating event. She is the first African-American woman to qualify for a US speed skating team. She moved to the US from Ghana at age five. Clearly, hard work has paid off for the young Olympic athlete and her future is clearly bright. Rounding out the top ten list of Olympic athletes to watch this year, Becca and Matt Hamilton are competing in the curling event. Senior Chris Matheny said, "I love watching the Winter Olympics because I think snowboarding and skiing are so cool. It's awesome to see such talented athletes and countries competing against countries." This year's winter Olympics are sure to be a successful year for the United States.


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DONALD TRUMP'S GREATEST CRIME—AND HOW TO COMBAT IT: PART ONE (OF TWO)
In Bureaucracy, History, Law, Law Enforcement, Military, Politics, Social commentary on January 18, 2021 at 12:06 pm
Donald Trump will leave a legacy of lies, racism, criminality and treason when he leaves the White House on January 20.
But his longest-lasting—and most destructive—legacy can now be seen in the nation's Capitol.
Every Presidential Inaugural proves a nightmarish challenge for Federal military and law enforcement agencies charged with protecting the next President and Vice President of the United States.
Inauguration of President Barack Obama – January 20, 2009
But that is not the end of their assignment.
Also needing protection are the dignitaries—members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices, invited foreign heads of state—and the crowd of thousands of onlookers attending.
But the January 20 swearing in of Joseph Robinette Biden as President and Kamala Devi Harris as Vice President will be like no other in recent American history.
The reason: The current President, Donald J. Trump, has fiercely resisted the peaceful transfer of power from himself to Biden.
On November 3,2020, 81,255,933 Democratic voters elected former Vice President Biden the 46th President of the United States. Trump, running for a second term, got 74,196,153 votes.
Since then, Trump has:
Refused to concede;
Claimed he was the victim of massive vote fraud;
Ordered his attorneys to file at least 60 lawsuits to overturn the election results;
Tried to strongarm governors and secretaries of state in contested states to give him the election; and
Encouraged members of the House and Senate to contest the counting of Electoral College votes.
With all of that failed, Trump played his final card to illegally gain another four years of power: He summoned thousands of his Stormtrumper followers to Washington, D.C. And, on January 6, he ordered them to "fight like hell" and "stop the steal."
Donald Trump addressing his Stormtrumpers
Tens of thousands of Stormtrumpers attacked and breached the United States Capitol. They easily brushed aside Capitol Police, who made no effort to arrest or shoot them.
Many of the lawmakers' offices were occupied and vandalized. One Capitol police officer was killed and more than 50 others were injured.
Not until nightfall—hours later—did police finally restore order to the capitol.
That night, members of Congress once again met to count Electoral College votes—and certify Biden as the winner.
Nevertheless, Trump still refuses to concede and even attend the inauguration of his successor—something that every outgoing President has done with one exception.
In 1869, outgoing President Andrew Johnson refused to attend the inaugural ceremonies, as President-elect Ulysses S. Grant refused to sit with him in the carriage going to it.
Early on the morning of January 20, Trump reportedly intends to take Air Force One to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. He doesn't intend to meet with Biden or ask him for use of Air Force One to reach Mar-a-Lago.
As a result of the January 6 assault on the Capitol Building, Federal law enforcement is bracing for the worst.
Before that assault, plans had called for 10,000 National Guard troops to protect the Inaugural celebration. Now 25,000 are being deployed—more troops in Washington than in Iraq and Afghanistan. Their gear includes shields for COVID and combat.
Installing razor wire for security at Capitol
The FBI has warned of armed protests by Right-wing groups in Washington, D.C., and in state capitols across the country. Among the precautions taken:
A seven-foot, non-scalable fence—topped with barbed wire—has been erected around the Capitol Hill complex.
Road traffic in much of Washington has been halted.
Streets have been closed through January 21, the day after the Inauguration.
The closures are centered around downtown Washington, Capitol Hill, Union Station, the Lincoln Memorial, the National Mall and the White House.
Vehicles entering these restricted zones will be swept for weapons and explosives before being allowed to proceed.
Four major bridges between Virginia and Washington, D.C., will also be closed to all traffic for 48 hours.
National Guard troops are patrolling the city in Humvees.
Agents from the FBI, Secret Service, the National Parks Service, FEMA and the Washington Metropolitan Police Department will provide constant security until the event has concluded.
In addition, the Joint Chiefs of Staff issued a statement that the United States Army would supply troops to ensure a smooth transition of power.
The last time Washington, D.C. saw such heavy precautions imposed was on March 4, 1861—with the First Inaugural of President Abraham Lincoln. The South had warned that the election of an anti-slavery President would mean the dissolving of the Union
There was a frightening sense of tension as rumors floated of a plot to assassinate Lincoln before or during the ceremony.
Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln
Historian Stephen B. Oates, in his highly acclaimed 1977 biography With Malice Toward None: The Life of Abraham Lincoln, writes:
"[The Presidential] carriage bumped over the cobblestones of Pennsylvania Avenue, part of a gala parade that featured horse-drawn floats and strutting military bands. Double files of cavalry road along the flanks of the carriage and infantry marched behind….
"And troops were everywhere, deployed by General [Winfield] Scott to guard against assassination. Cavalry on skittish horses cordoned off intersections. Infantry mingled with the sidewalk crowds, and sharpshooters peered over rooftops on both sides of the avenue. It was as though the country were already at war."
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