The PGA of America will be moving its headquarters to Frisco, Texas from South Florida, relocating to a $520 million development that will include two golf courses, host the PGA Championship and – possibly – the Ryder Cup.
The decision ended months of speculation and expectation. It was announced Tuesday after several government entities in Texas approved the deal. The move is expected to be completed by the summer of 2022.
PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh led the two-year search for a new headquarters site.
Currently located in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., the PGA of America plans to employ at least 100 people at its new headquarters.
The PGA Championship will be held on one of the two new courses in 2027 and 2034. The Senior PGA Championship and Women's PGA Championship will be held there twice, in addition to a possible Ryder Cup. The 1969 U.S. Open in Houston was the last major to be played in Texas.
Frisco is about 20 miles north of Dallas. "Sports City USA" already plays host to FC Dallas of MLS, the Dallas Cowboys training facility, the team headquarters and practice site for the Dallas Stars and the Texas Rangers' Class AA affiliate.
The PGA of America moved to Palm Beach Gardens in 1965. It has been housed in a two-building complex adjacent to PGA National Resort since 1981.


From 2000 to 2014, the Latino population in the United States accounted for more than half (54%) of total population growth, and more than 17% of the total population. But for such a significant portion of the population, Latino communities are underserved when it comes to mental health.
Discomfort with the American healthcare system. Some Latinos have an inherent distrust of the American medical system and prefer to rely on traditional and home remedies. This distrust, coupled with a pervading desire for privacy, lack of information about mental illness, and rising healthcare costs, keeps people from seeking medical care in all but dire emergencies. One study found that 45% of Latinos in Colorado use home remedies to avoid the high costs associated with medical care.
Language barriers. Latino communities are very diverse, with families hailing from more than 20 countries, but one thing the communities share is the Spanish language. With such a large presence of Spanish speakers nearby, some Latino residents do not need to speak English to live, work, or thrive in their communities. This can, however, affect their receiving quality care. While many medical professionals are required today to have some knowledge of medical Spanish, they still may not have an adequate vocabulary or adequate cultural competency. And while the percentage of Latino psychologists has been increasing, today only 5% of psychologists identify as Latino.
Immigration status. A lack of documentation often prevents Latino individuals from receiving or looking for the mental health care they require. The fear of deportation is pervasive and affects the U.S. citizen children of undocumented immigrants as well, because undocumented parents are hesitant to apply for health insurance or other aid for their children.
Lack of insurance. Latinos comprise a third of the total uninsured population. Many are self-employed or work in low-paying jobs and therefore do not receive health insurance. Click here for information and resources in Spanish for people in need of insurance.
For resources and additional information specific to Latino communities, visit the National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health.


"Maximalist" Cambodian environmental portraits. A series of constructed, narratively driven portraits representing a cross section of everyday Cambodian society, chiefly it's underclass that is much of the population. An attempt to showcase a slowly fading "Other Worldly" dreaminess innate in a developing country that is otherwise speeding towards consumerism and economic gain at all costs. The images utilize techniques usually associated with commercial advertising photography, aiming to blur the aesthetic boundaries between fine art photography, social realism and the advertising world.


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KY cop-killer goes free: new trends & request for letter
We are seeing this throughout our nation – cop killers are being let go from prison early. Though states are granting parole for good behavior, space and budget cuts, killing a police officer is a horrible crime by itself and should not allow for leniency. In Kentucky, Timothy Doyle was convicted of killing 27-year old Brandon Thacker, an Alcohol Beverage Control Officer. Doyle was required to serve a 20 year sentence, but was released today (12.28.09) after only doing about 12 years.
NAPO has been rallying our profession to send letters and continue the discussion on a local level that cop killers should be required to do their full sentencing, and even create stricter punishments for these criminals. Arizona law enforcement knows this all to well, as we will be watching what happens to the women being charged for murdering one of our DPS officers.
For those members who are interested in writing or calling the governor, please find his address below:
Governor Steve Bescher
700 Capitol Ave, Ste. 100
502.564.2611 phn
The victim's wife, Jennifer, has expressed thanks to NAPO for their organized efforts and to anyone else writing on behalf of their family. MPA's friend and LAPD retired officer, Dr. Ted Hunt, wrote the below letter for the KY Governor.
DEAR GOVERNOR,
The murderer Timothy Doyle bragged, "I'm a nice guy and a hero." The depth of that sickness is impossible to understand. Not only did Timothy Doyle murder a father and husband, Doyle murdered a man who symbolized law, order and justice in America.
When a peace officer puts on a uniform, he or she represents more than "the police". The peace officer is the most visible symbol of American government, its laws, its way of life and its people. That is why we as Americans expect so much from peace officers.
And that is why murdering a peace officer should be considered more than murder. It is an attack on America, albeit a solitary act attempting to undermine our freedoms and way of life; nevertheless that is exactly what it is in a micro sense. Many micros make a macro.
Apparently, the State of Kentucky is about to be release a savage murderer who will repeat his offense. Kentucky is likely go-the-way of Arkansas — releasing a murderer to murder again. We all know that scenario recently occurred near Tacoma, WA. It has occurred in other jurisdictions over the years.
Like the blunder in Arkansas, the killer won't stay in the state where he murdered. He could go to any state and therefore threatens all Americans, not just the people of Kentucky.
Before the Parole Board and the Governor release the murderer Timothy Doyle, they should place a few phone calls and seek advice from:
#1 Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas; the release destroyed his political career;
#2 The families of the officers who were murdered in Tacoma by the Arkansas parolee; the release destroyed their lives;
#3 And most importantly the family of Brandon Thacker whom Doyle murdered; the depth of their pain can never be relieved, and they are your fellow Kentuckians.
Where is the sense of responsibility, protecting the public good and the right to the pursuit of peace and happiness? Remeber that question when it comes time to select our political leaders.
TED HUNT (LAPD Retired and former Chair of the California Alcoholic Beverage Control appeals Board)
DR. TED HUNT, Principal
TED HUNT & Associates
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Why E-tail Is Beating Retail
Lots of folks are lamenting the loss of brick and mortar businesses. Losses primarily attributed to web-based purchasing, particularly from Amazon.
In part the change is simply cyclical, the big, new guys beat up on the old guys. Think back to when malls first came to your town. Who suffered? The downtown shopping districts wilted as huge indoor malls with plenty of free parking and a bright shiny newness sprouted. In smaller towns it was K-Mart, then Walmart, that sucked the life out of the small local retailers. In communities large and small the old-time retailers often had just let things go. The stores had gotten worn, lighting wasn't great, aisles were jammed, floor coverings were tawdry. The new places were a lot nicer to shop.
Some of used to joke that K-Mart never opened another checkout lane until there were at least 20 in line at each of those that were open. That's a business killer. Look where K-Mart is today.
Then you saw what had been grocery stores pick off other businesses by making dry cleaning, banking, mailing and florists available at the grocery store. Many even added coffee shops, grills and buffets that hammered the local cafes.
And finally Amazon became more than a bookseller – much more. Amazon became the place for virtually anything you wanted to buy. Quick, free shipping, sometimes within hours, cemented the deal. But low prices and availability made it too good to pass up.
Here are a few examples of experiences folks I know have had over the past year.
One person was looking for an unusual light bulb for a bathroom light fixture. He went to the local electrical goods store where he had bought bulbs and electrical parts for years. They quoted him a price of about $260 for the bulb and said it would take a couple of weeks to arrive. Then the clerk made a surprising suggestion – "Why don't you see what you can find online?" My friend did. Same bulb, 2 for about $60, delivered in two days from Amazon. Hugely convenient, massive savings.
Another was looking for American Ginseng, a heath product recommended by her doctor. She tried local grocers and drug stores to no avail. A few clicks on Amazon found the item, reasonably priced and it was in her hands in two days.
Another was looking for a watch battery. Tried Walmart with no luck three times in three weeks, tried a couple of big box stores where he found it for $3.99. Looked at Amazon, found a 20 pack for $4.99. Huge savings. Arrived in two days.
What comes next? Who knows, but price and service will continue to be important to many shoppers.
Posted on September 23, 2019 Author Jena BaileyTags Amazon, availability, banking, brick and mortar, bright lights, Climate controlled storage, customer service, dry cleaning, free delivery, free parking, free truck use, grocery, indoor storage, K-Mart, locks, mailing, Malls, prices, self storage, Storage Bondurant, Storage Des Moines, Storage Elkhorn, Storage Omaha, storage space, Storage Winnipeg, tawdry floors, Walmart
'Click-and-Collect' Boosts Retailers
The assumed demise of bricks-and-mortar retail stores in the age of e-commerce doesn't appear to be playing out the way the real estate industry thought it would. In fact, a melding of in-store and online services – even for some brands that started out as digital-only – seems to be a winning strategy aiding a retail resurgence, says Todd Caruso, a senior managing director at commercial real estate brokerage CBRE.
"We are really seeing an upstart renaissance" within the retail sector, adds Garrick Brown, vice president of retail research at Cushman & Wakefield. Still, plenty of challenges remain for retailers, including oversaturation of physical stores and not enough investment in online platforms or in-store shopping experiences, Brown says. "You can't compete with the likes of Amazon when it comes to convenience. You have to give consumers a reason to come into your store."
Some bricks-and-mortar operations are tapping into consumers' desire for instant gratification by offering online shoppers a faster in-store pick-up option and online returns. Such a tactic appears to be boosting traffic at physical stores: More than 53% of Americans say they use "click-and-collect" options which enable the online purchase of a product and an in-person pick-up at the store, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers. Of consumers who use click-and-collect shopping options, 61% report using them at least once per month. Further, 67% say that when they go to a store to collect their online purchase, they end up buying additional items from the retailer.
"The use of click-and-collect demonstrates the ongoing convergence of physical and digital," says ICSC President and CEO Tom McGree. "Consumers want options when making their purchases, and the retailers who are offering the most channels are seeing more purchases being made."
That may help explain why foot traffic at physical stores is climbing. Nearly 80% of consumers report visiting physical stores as much or more than they did two years ago, according to ICSC, with entertainment and dining venues seeing the most traffic.
Posted on September 14, 2019 Author Jena BaileyTags brick and mortar, Climate controlled storage, customer service, e-commerce, E-tail, free truck use, indoor storage, locks, online shopping, pick-up options, retail, self storage, Storage Bondurant, Storage Des Moines, Storage Elkhorn, Storage Omaha, storage space, Storage Winnipeg
Smile, There's Good News
Canadian Salmon Saved
Thanks to the knowledge of First Nations and modern technology, Canadian workers have freed millions of salmon trapped after huge landslide. Helicopters, heavy machinery and nearly 200 workers frantically worked to free millions of salmon trapped by a landslide in British Columbia's Fraser River.
Crews leaned heavily on local Indigenous communities to help gather tens of thousands of fish. Government crews in the area worked relentlessly to clear debris after the rockslide discovered in a late June created an impassable 5m-high waterfall.
Each year, several species of Pacific salmon – sockeye, chinook, pink and coho – travel up the Fraser River to reproduce. But the newly formed barrier has blocked the fish from accessing critical watersheds for egg laying.
Weeks of excavation allowed thousands of salmon to pass through carefully constructed channels, as many as 3,000 salmon per day were transported by helicopter and thousands more were to be transported by truck after the road was rebuilt and a fish ladder was built.
Emergency crews have leaned heavily on local Indigenous communities, and their knowledge of salmon spawning, to help gather tens of thousands of fish.
"First Nations' technical knowledge in fish capture – from beach-seining crews to a second fish wheel – underpins the operation," said the government in a media release.
Store Owner Is Beloved
This 58-year-old immigrant's San Francisco corner store is so loved that people throw birthday parties there
Valentino Market, which Elie Chahwan, a 58-year-old Lebanese immigrant, has owned and operated for 17 years, is more than just a place to buy snacks or a bottle of wine – it's a living museum to Cow Hollow residents.
Receipts he found under a crawlspace date back 100 years, to when it was a wholesale operation. He keeps a photobook of black and white pictures of the neighborhood when the streets were full of horse-drawn buggies, and shelves overflow with donated antiques from the same era. A refrigerator-worthy drawing from a 5-year-old customer proclaims it to be "The Best Store in the Galaxy," a sentiment shared by a trio of commemorative plaques from the California Senate, House and Mayor.
The place has soul, but more importantly heart. Elie (pronounced eel-ee) is the only person on-staff and seems to know every customer's name. Customers have their Amazon deliveries sent to the shop for safekeeping. He's clearly a local legend, but when asked why Valentino has become such a neighborhood favorite, he pauses like he's never considered it.
"This business is hospitality and service," he says. "It has to be you. You have to be nice to people. I'm not perfect, but I try, I'm here 12 or 13 hours a day."
The community has noticed his dedication, to say the least. He keeps several boxes of Christmas cards behind the counter and even more at home. Every year kids decorate his car for the Union Street Easter Parade and their parents throw birthday parties at the shop. Two years ago Elie had a heart attack, and his customers delivered pages and pages of well wishes to the hospital. The store is filled with custom Elie merchandise gifted by customers, from a blue baseball cap with bright yellow print that reads "Elie is cool" to a custom bobblehead showing him as a cowboy. "When I moved here, I really wanted to do a country store. I guess I'm a cowboy at heart," he says, pointing to a photo of him dressed as a sheriff for Halloween.
Every year customers throw him a surprise birthday party, which typically features a vocal performance from one of his favorite customers, Emilio Bernardini, an Italian American WWII veteran who stops in every day.
Another reason Elie has become such a fixture is that he treats everyone equally. Sean Penn regularly sat outside the shop drinking coffee, but Elie never bothered him for a photo. When Oakland quarterback Bruce Gradkowski lived down the street, they became good friends.
Elie clearly loves his job, though it's not an easy life. He Facetimes with his extended family in Lebanon every day, but he's so focused on the shop that he's never settled down to marry. Finding quality help is also a challenge now that potential part-time employees make more money driving for ride-sharing companies. Regulations on tobacco products have driven down business. Although his private label brand of wine bottled in Lodi still sells well, the more expensive bottles in his 55 degree cellar don't sell like they used to.
"I'm very blessed. I'm away from my family, everybody is in Lebanon, but they are my family," he says of his customers. "It's hard, but true people here can make you live like a king. You forget all your problems."
Louisiana Teen Provides Clothes for Classmates
When Port Allen Middle School in Port Allen, Louisiana, began soliciting students for ideas on how to improve operations, 13-year-old Chase Neyland-Square had a suggestion. He wanted to create a closet full of donated clothing and school supplies that could be picked up by any under-privileged classmate who might need them.
Neyland-Square's idea materialized in a pantry behind a stage in the school's gymnasium. The closet houses two racks of clothing and more in bags, including shirts, dresses and shoes. Rows of school supplies are also available for students who might need notebooks or pens. Neyland-Square organizes the inventory while school staff distributes items. Neyland-Square named it PAM's Pantry and said he plans to come back after graduating to continue tending to it, possibly helping it to grow into a non-profit organization.
The closet was the result of a brainstorming session for the Student Program for Arts, Recreation and Knowledge (or SPARK) that began at the school in 2016. The goal of the program is to solicit and implement practical solutions to make the school better for students.
Minnesota Woman Help Hungry Neighbors
Every day when Jamie Hendricks gets home, she gets to work checking her pantry and filling it up.
The food isn't for her family, its for her community in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Hendricks' planted the North End Free Pantry in her front yard. She got the idea from "Little Free Libraries," where neighbors lend and borrow books. But she's replaced books with food. So many people took the free food, she had to replace her two-and-a-half-foot pantry with a seven-foot one.
"That told me that we have a much bigger problem a much bigger need in our community than what I had even thought," said Hendricks.
Every day when she comes home there's usually some things gone, Hendricks said. In St. Paul, 20% of people live below the poverty line; that's more than 8% above the national poverty rate.
Angelique Rush knows what it's like to choose between paying bills and buying groceries for her husband and four kids. "Now we don't get paid for another three days, so we are at the pantry trying to figure out what we can feed the kids since they're out of school," Rush said as she approaches the pantry. She's hoping for some breakfast and something to make that her kids can warm up while she's at work.
Rush learned about the pantry on Facebook. She's gone to food banks, but they have limited hours and some require proof of income. She says she and her husband make $75 too much to qualify for food stamps.
"Having the pantry and it being anonymous, it helps a lot," Rush said. "It makes it so you don't have to answer to anybody. Or feel shameful." Rush says there's nothing worse than having little food and nothing her kids want to eat. "As a mom it makes you feel really sad that they don't want to eat ramen noodles or they don't want to eat the soup you got, but they have to because you don't have anything else to feed them. It's really hard."
Hendricks says her life experience led her to create the pantry for others. "When we grew up, we didn't have a lot of money," she said. "That was the same when my daughters were young, but we always found a way to be able to make it and to be able to help other people."
Free food pantries have popped up nationwide. One online directory shows more than 700 listed.
Hendricks's neighbor Rosie Thuhl sees the impact as people come for food everyday.
"It's not only that (people are) taking but people are almost two, three times a week bringing stuff," Thuhl said.
"It kind of provides a little bit of hope for people," Hendricks said. "And not just in the sense that there's something there but that other people care."
What kind of world would we be living in if everyone did a small thing like Hendricks? "A non-hungry world, that's for sure," Rush said. "It would make it easier for people to survive."
Man Donates Kidney to Stranger
"I'm just a guy who deep down always wanted to do good," saya Jon Potter. Potter, 29, vowed to say "yes" to anyone who asked for help.
Potter vowed to never turn down a request for help after he said no to a woman who asked him for a ride to a domestic abuse victim's shelter. He instantly felt terrible for refusing her, but when he went to look for her, she was gone. The moment inspired him to always help others in need, to the extent that the former flight instructor became so inundated with requests around his native Pittsburgh that he quit his job to become a full-time good Samaritan. He even recently donated a kidney to a stranger.
While trawling through Instagram, Potter saw a plea from Michael Moore, 57, who was looking for a kidney donation. Moore had declining kidney function and was on dialysis.
"My daughters actually took it on themselves to begin a social media campaign. We originally got the idea from the nephrologist. She said, "You've just got to look wherever you can," Moore said.
Inspired, Potter was tested and learned that he was a perfect match for Moore. Before donating his organ to Michael, Jon also had to lose 20 pounds. Potter went through with the surgery on August 13.
"It's amazing what kind of energy you have when you just say yes all the time. I can't even describe it," Potter added.
Potter's kind actions started with a man who posted on Reddit that he needed someone to help install a TV antenna. After that he responded torequests by serving as a cat sitter, repairing vinyl siding, furniture moving, fixing roofs and changing tires. He even once raised $700 for a teen who was injured while intervening to stop a hate crime.
Potter has become so well-known around Pittsburgh that people hire him instead of a professional to do maintenance work. His helpful actions started off free of charge, but people insisted otherwise. He has since formalized what he does by creating the website Pittsburgh Good Deeds, where people can request help but also take a leaf out of his book by offering their own services to others.
'It turned into everyone wanted to pay me,' Potter said. 'I was still doing good deeds, but people were like, "Hey, I need this home repair done, can I pay you?" And I was like, "I guess so."' However, if people can't afford to pay him, there is no obligation either. To date, he believes he's probably done over 1,000 good deeds.
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Irving standing by vaccine decision but has no retirement plans amid Nets ban
Kyrie Irving reiterated he will stand by his decision to remain unvaccinated after the Brooklyn Nets confirmed the NBA All-Star will not play until he receives the COVID-19 vaccine.
Irving has not been vaccinated and is therefore ineligible to play in home games with the championship-chasing Nets due to New York City mandates.
Nets general manager Sean Marks confirmed on Tuesday that the franchise will not accept Irving playing on a part-time basis and thus overlook him for selection until he is vaccinated.
Irving, who is part of the Nets 'big three' alongside Kevin Durant and James Harden, broke his silence via social media on Wednesday, stating he will not change his stance leaving him in limbo.
"I'm standing with all those that believe in what is right and are doing what is right for themselves," Irving said in an Instagram Live. "Everybody has a personal choice with their lives. Everybody is entitled to do what they feel is what's best for themselves.
"Seeing the way this is dividing our world up, being vaccinated or unvaccinated. It's sad to see. It's creating a lot of division.
"Don't believe that I'm retiring or I'm going to give up this game for a vaccine mandate, don't believe any of that."
Irving stressed that he had no ill feeling towards the Nets nor his team-mates, explaining that his decision was in the interests of him and his family.
"I'm not going to sit here to give you information or wisdom beyond my years, I'm here just to stay real and true to me," he said. "It's my life, I get to do whatever I want with this, I get one body.
"You're telling me what to do with my body. It has nothing to do with the organisation. I'm going to put that out there, it has nothing to do with the Nets or my team-mates. This has everything to do with what's going in our world, I'm being grouped in with something's that's bigger than a game of basketball."
He added: "It's not being anti-vax. It's not about being one side or the other. It's about what feels good to me. I'm feeling uncertain about a lot of things and that's OK. If I'm going to be demonised for having more questions and taking my time to make a decision with my life, that's just what it is.
"I know the consequences of the decision I make with my life. I'm not here to sugarcoat any of that. It's crazy times that we're in… I haven't hurt anybody. I haven't committed a crime. I'm not out here acting dumb or stupid. I'm out here looking after my family and kids.
"If you choose to get the vaccine, I support you. Do what's best for you. I continue to pray for all those out there who have lost people to the pandemic to COVID."
Irving said he had not anticipated that he would be mandated to be vaccinated ahead of the new NBA season which starts for the Nets against defending champions the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday.
"What would you do, if you felt uncomfortable going into the season when you were promised that you'd have exemptions or you wouldn't be forced to have to get the vaccine," he said.
"This wasn't an issue before the season started. This wasn't something that I foresaw coming and I could prepare for it and I could strategise on what would be best for me and my family. I came into this season thinking I was going to be able to play ball."
In 2020-21, Irving averaged 26.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game as the Nets lost in the Eastern Conference semi-finals to the Bucks.
Irving enjoyed a career-high 50.6 field-goal percentage and joint-career best 92.2 free-throw percentage last season.
It has been reported Irving, who will not be paid for missed home games, will not be offered a contract extension by the Nets.
Irving added: "You think I really want to give up on my dream to go after a championship? You think I really just want to just give up my job? You think I want to sit at home and not go after the things with my team-mates that I've been able to grow with and learn with?"
Irving decision 'difficult' but 'sound' as Nash and Harden discuss Kyrie's Nets absence
Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash said the decision to keep Kyrie Irving away from the NBA championship hopefuls until he is cleared to play was a "difficult" but "sound" choice.
The Nets are set to be without seven-time All-Star Irving – who remains unvaccinated – for the start of their regular season unless his coronavirus vaccine status is resolved.
Irving is ineligible to play in home games or practice in Brooklyn due to New York City mandates, with people in New York requiring at least one coronavirus vaccine to enter indoor arenas such as the Nets' Barclays Center.
While Nash and former MVP James Harden are ready to move on without Irving, the duo insisted the title-chasing Nets would welcome back the 2016 NBA champion.
"Everyone had their say," Nash told reporters after Wednesday's practice. "It takes time to make decisions like that. This is a difficult decision. But I think it was a sound one and one that makes complete sense to everyone.
"We are just going to move on, and if things change, it would be incredible to have him back in the fold. It was a tenuous situation to have a player in and out like that. There's more clarity, and we can focus on the future and get going."
"For guys to be able to not have the uncertainty I think is important," Nash said. "It's not kind of hanging over us. A decision was made, and I think that can be beneficial to us starting to really build and have that understanding that this is what's happening instead of we were living in a world that was very uncertain.
"We weren't sure from one day to the next what was going to change or what was going to happen. That can be difficult, and that can put an extra strain on everybody."
In 2020-21, Irving averaged 26.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game as the Nets lost in the Eastern Conference semi-finals.
Harden added: "Sean [Marks], Steve [Nash], me, KD [Kevin Durant], Kyrie, we all had conversations. Kyrie believes in his beliefs, and he stands firm and strong on that. And for us, we respect it. We all love Ky. But as far as us, we have a job to do.
"Individually, myself, I am still wanting to set myself up for a championship. And I feel like the entire organisation is on the same path and we are all in this as a collective unit."
"I have no say so in that," Harden said of the Irving decision. "I can only state my opinion, and we got to continue to move forward. Obviously, we would love to have Kyrie here."
"We still have two pretty good leaders on the team," Harden continued. "Know what I mean? And obviously Ky is our leader as well. We still have myself and Kevin [Durant]. [We] have to lead, which we are pretty good at that, and go out there and be great every single night."
Murray: It would be great if more players got vaccinated
Andy Murray has called for more players to get vaccinated against COVID-19 ahead of the Australian Open next year.
Unvaccinated players are expected to be allowed to compete, but are likely to have restrictions imposed on them in Melbourne.
The 34-year-old voiced his support for such restrictions, explaining that he understands why they would be put in place.
"My understanding is if you're unvaccinated you're still allowed to play, it's just the rules are going to be different," Murray said.
"You might just have to leave [for Australia] a few weeks earlier than everyone else. That's the player's choice. If the local government puts that in place then I would support that.
"It would be great if more players got vaccinated. Australia, in particular, has been very, very strict over there. The public there have had to endure a painful 18 months or whatever.
"If people are going to come into the country and potentially risk an outbreak in their community, yeah, that's understandable."
Murray was beaten in the Indian Wells third round by Alexander Zverev, who admitted he had not been vaccinated in April, on October 12 and the German declined to take a side in the debate.
"I fully respect the decisions of players that are not vaccinated," Zverev said. "I also do respect the decision that the Australian government is giving.
"I don't want to be in the middle of something which I kind of am not involved in because I don't have that issue of the two-week quarantine, all that. I don't want to go against anybody here."
NHL down to four players unvaccinated as season gets underway
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said only four players have not received the COVID-19 vaccine as the 2021-22 season got underway on Tuesday.
Bettman hailed the vaccination rates prior to the season-opening game between two-time reigning Stanley Cup champions the Tampa Bay Lightning and Pittsburgh Penguins.
It comes as other sports struggle with the coronavirus virus status of some of their players – NBA All-Star Kyrie Irving will not play or practice with the Brooklyn Nets until he is allowed to be a full participant as he remains unvaccinated.
"Our vaccination rate is incredible," Bettman said. "Four players, not four percent of players. All of our officials are vaccinated. All of the personnel that come into contact with the players are vaccinated."
Bettman added: "Throughout all of this, we had great collaboration and cooperation with the players and Players' Association. This doesn't happen to get to this point without that collaboration and cooperation. Yes, the players have stepped up to get vaccinated, but even thinking about how the players had to function the last two years, to go into the bubble.
"I spent three weeks there, I get it, but there were some who had to spend eight weeks there. Having to adhere to the protocols last season so we could administer 330,000 tests to keep everybody healthy.
"The fact that we were in the bubble and I think we did 35,000 tests and didn't have one positive. Everybody banded together to do the right thing. Maybe that's why hockey is the ultimate team sport."
"We continue to reinforce the fact that everybody has to remain vigilant, particularly when we have teams traveling the way our teams typically do so we don't lose sight of this fact," Bettman said. "It's something we take very seriously."
England players 'desperate' to travel to Australia for Ashes, says Woakes
England's players are "desperate" to travel to Australia for the Ashes after the five-match series was conditionally approved by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), says all-rounder Chris Woakes.
The ECB confirmed on Friday that the tour – due to start at The Gabba on December 8 – would go ahead "subject to several critical conditions" being met regarding travel, quarantine and 'bubble' arrangements.
Captain Joe Root and deputy Jos Buttler are among the players that had previously stated they were not ready to commit to the series due to uncertainty over COVID-19 restrictions.
But while still holding some reservations concerning the logistical side of the tour, Woakes is looking forward to travelling to Australia after being named in England's 17-man group on Sunday.
"There is no player that does not want to be part of the Ashes," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"Behind the scenes there are still things being ironed out between all sorts of levels. I think the players are relatively relaxed and the guys are desperate to go.
"But we want to be under the best sort of conditions possible so we can still live our lives outside of cricket."
Woakes, who has made 39 Test appearances for England, is one of five players to have been named in both the Ashes and T20 World Cup squads.
While the focus is largely on the showdown with Australia, Woakes will not let that influence his preparations for the World Cup, which begins later this week.
"It's exciting that there is an Ashes series around the corner, but there is a small thing of the World Cup first, so obviously I have my eyes firmly on that," he told reporters.
"We have a T20 World Cup to focus on and prep for and as soon as that is done and dusted our attention will shift.
"We have no choice – you don't want to get to the end of a World Cup and think 'I wasn't fully engaged'.
"We have to give this our full attention – what is going on with the Ashes is on the back burner and with the people who are making the decisions, kind of dealing with that on our behalf. You can't get too fixated on that.
"It is important we focus on the here and now. It is a great opportunity to win some silverware for your country. The Ashes stuff will have to be parked."
France's Rabiot out of Nations League final against Spain after contracting COVID-19
Adrien Rabiot has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the Nations League final between France and Spain on Sunday as a result.
The Juventus midfielder started as Les Bleus came back from 2-0 down to beat Belgium 3-2 in the semi-finals, coming off for Monaco's Aurelien Tchouameni with the scores level in the 75th minute.
Yannick Carrasco and Romelu Lukaku struck in the first half but Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe hauled France level before Theo Hernandez hit a dramatic winner in the 90th minute.
However, Rabiot will not be able to participate in Sunday's showdown in Milan and is now in isolation away from the rest of the squad.
The news of the midfielder's unavailability will come as a blow to France boss Didier Deschamps, who has already lost left-back Lucas Digne to a hamstring injury and was unable to call up N'Golo Kante for the tournament, with the Chelsea star having also contracted COVID-19.
France are unable to name replacements for the pair and will be forced to face Spain at San Siro with a 21-man squad.
Nash 'positive' amid reports Irving cleared to resume training at Nets HQ
Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash has welcomed reports that Kyrie Irving will be permitted to train at the franchise's facilities despite being unvaccinated and unable to play home games.
Irving will still not be available for home games at the Barclays Center in the 2021-22 NBA season, which starts for the Nets on Tuesday 19 October against the Milwaukee Bucks, under New York's COVID-19 vaccination laws.
The Nets point guard has not been able to join Nets practice this week but according to reports the franchise's HSS Training Center has now been deemed a private office building, enabling him to train there despite his unvaccinated status.
"It's positive to be able to welcome him back into the building and have him be part of the team," Nash told reporters on Friday.
"I don't want to comment too much on it firmly until I know what the parameters are but it sounds like it's positive news."
Nash admitted Irving would need to catch up after his interrupted pre-season but was bullish he would be able to maintain a level of game fitness throughout the season.
"When someone's able to resume full activity on the court they'd still need to meet a level of high intensity, before you'd put them in a game," he said.
"Even if you're not injured, you still have to reach those thresholds. If you are injured, once you are healthy, you have to meet those thresholds as well."
Kante returns to Chelsea training after recovering from coronavirus
N'Golo Kante has returned to training with Chelsea after serving a period of isolation following his positive coronavirus test.
The 30-year-old missed Chelsea's final two games before the international break – a 1-0 loss to Juventus and 3-1 win against Southampton – after contracting the virus.
Kante was also not included in France's Nations League squad, with Les Blues set to face Spain in Sunday's final after edging Belgium in a thrilling semi-final.
However, the midfielder – who has featured six times in all competitions this season – was cleared to return to Chelsea's Cobham training base on Friday after serving a 10-day isolation period.
Kante trained away from the main group as he is slowly integrated back into the fold ahead of the Blues' short trip to Brentford on October 16.
A number of Chelsea players are away on international duty, but the likes of Hakim Ziyech, Saul Niguez, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Ross Barkley all took part in full training.
Thomas Tuchel's side are one point clear at the top of the Premier League after seven matches.
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Vaccine programme the only way out of pandemic, says England boss Southgate
Gareth Southgate has rejected the suggestion that "most" of his England squad are not fully vaccinated against coronavirus and reiterated his support for a vaccine programme.
The subject of wildly varying vaccination rates at Premier League clubs recently prompted a passionate outburst from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.
Southgate supports the vaccination programme and Tammy Abraham this week became the first England player to reveal he had been jabbed, but others have been reluctant to speak about the matter publicly.
Asked about most players in the squad and Premier League in general not being fully vaccinated ahead of England's World Cup qualifier in Andorra, Southgate replied: "I'm not sure that's totally accurate, in terms of 'most', but I think everybody knows where I stand on the subject.
"To move out of a pandemic, the only way is a vaccination programme, I think that was essential.
"There is then the complication that there are lots of individual circumstances around that and I understand that some people would be anxious, perhaps.
"When you are in the camp of mine, over 50, there is less to consider really. The odds are more straightforward, it's a much more straightforward decision and I'm a believer that it's the right thing to do.
"I can kind of understand there are other topics we've talked about where everybody would be aligned and we would all have a very clear view as a team.
"With this, it's a little bit more nuanced, lots of people have had the virus, so maybe they feel the antibodies are high in their own bodies.
"Lots of people might have individual medical conditions, some people in the country might have religious reasons. It's a complicated area, my belief is the route out of the pandemic is a vaccination programme.
"I'm yet to hear anybody offer an alternative and there is not a lot more we can say than that."
Southgate says the England team doctor takes the lead when it comes to communicating with the players on the subject.
He added: "Our doctor over the last year and a half has always spoken to the players about the current situation.
"He has spoken in terms of infection in the country to explain what measures will be needed within the camp for us because those over the 18 months have changed.
"So whether masks are needed indoors for us, the level of testing and whatever that is going to be.
"He's always explaining the benefits of the vaccination. But, of course, we have had to deal with many different topics.
"We also have to prepare a team to play football and sometimes there wouldn't be enough hours to discuss all the things that everybody seems to want us to discuss and prepare a team to play a football match.
"We cannot impact the weather in the next two or three days, we could not jab everyone here in two or three days.
"There is a balance to strike. First and foremost, we are here to win football matches."
England are four points clear of Albania at the top of Group I ahead of Saturday's match with Andorra, who are fifth in the standings.
What is expected to be a more testing match with Hungary follows at Wembley on Tuesday.
Durant envisions 'hard to duplicate' Irving being part of Nets this season
Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant envisions Kyrie Irving being part of the NBA championship contenders this season but admitted if he misses games his quality will be hard to "duplicate".
Irving has not trained with the Nets in New York this week as part of the city's COVID-19 protocols that only allows players with at least one vaccination shot to practice and play.
Nets star Irving faces missing all of Brooklyn's home matches in the 2021-22 season, which gets underway against reigning champions the Milwaukee Bucks on October 19, if his vaccination status does not change.
The drawn-out situation has created a major distraction for title favourites the Nets, who bowed out to eventual champions the Bucks in the Eastern Conference semi-finals last season.
"I'm envisioning Kyrie being a part of our team," Durant told reporters after Wednesday's practice. "Maybe I'm just naive, but that is just how I feel.
"But I think everybody here has that confidence in themselves, in our group, that if we keep building, we can do something special."
Irving averaged 26.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game in the 2020-21 season where he played 54 times.
The Nets struggled to find continuity with their big three, Irving, Durant and James Harden, who joined from the Houston Rockets in January, on the court due to injuries but that seemed set to change after injury-free pre-seasons ahead of the new campaign.
"I mean he's a special player so it is going to be hard to duplicate what he brings," former MVP Durant said.
"But professional sports are about the next man up mentality so we are looking forward to guys stepping up and filling in that role as best as they can."
Durant and the Nets have tried to insist the Irving situation is not a distraction, although the 33-year-old forward said he would not get involved in his team-mate's decision-making.
The Golden State Warriors faced a similar situation last week with Andrew Wiggins under the San Francisco city laws, although he opted to get his first vaccination ending the discussion.
"He is dealing with something personal right now and while he is dealing with that, we are going to focus on us here in the gym and keep working," Durant said. "When they are ready to figure that out, he'll figure it out."
Durant added: "I want him a part of this group. He's a special player. We want him a part of this group. But a lot of stuff is out of our control and we will let him figure that out for himself.
"It doesn't mean that I will say that I don't want him on the team. He's a huge part of what we do but guys got to step up in his absence and be who they are and move forward.
"I'm not really trying to get too involved in it. It's far bigger than myself and each one of us individually. This is one man's personal decision on his wellbeing."
Nash's Nets not moving practice for Irving due to vaccination status
Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash said the team will not move practice so Kyrie Irving can bypass the COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
Irving missed Tuesday's practice due to New York's coronavirus vaccination protocols, with local mandates restricting unvaccinated persons from entering sports arenas, restaurants and other public spaces.
Nets star Irving faces being unable to play home games while losing significant portions of his salary if he is not vaccinated.
Asked if the Nets considered moving training outside of New York, Nash told reporters: "No, this is our home. This is where we're going to practice and we have almost a whole group.
"So that's a positive, and we're just working at getting better every day and focusing on the things we can control."
Addressing the Irving situation, Nash said: "No further update. We support him. We are here for him. Things change. When there's a resolution, we're here for him."
"I'm not really worried about anything," Nash added, with the Nets due to open their season against champions the Milwaukee Bucks on October 19. "We're just trying to work every day.
"We came in today and had a great practice and we'll do the same tomorrow, and that's kind of where I leave it."
Irving was unable to attend the Nets' media day in person in Brooklyn on September 27.
"I know that I'll be there every day no matter what and just be present for my teammates as one of the leaders on the team and be there for my growing tribe off the court," Irving said remotely.
"I know the focus has to be at an all-time high, no distractions. This is the last thing I wanted to create, was more distractions and more hoopla and more drama around this. I'm doing my best to maintain this with good intentions and a good heart."
ECB to decide on viability of Ashes Tour this week
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will decide this week whether to go ahead with the upcoming Ashes Tour after communicating Cricket Australia's proposed arrangements with players.
The first Test of the Ashes is due to begin on December 8 at the Gabba in Brisbane, though the full length of the Tour is expected to be 11 weeks, and during that time the England team will have to live under restricted conditions in an attempt to prevent coronavirus outbreaks.
Australia has been one of the most restrictive countries in the world during the pandemic, with strict border rules in force since March 2020.
Its international borders are set to reopen in November, though Prime Minister Scott Morrison suggested last month that England will not benefit from any "special deals" regarding quarantine rules if they are to travel to Australia.
Nearly 57 per cent of Australians are fully vaccinated, while 82.5 per cent of Brits are, though all state and international borders are not expected to be open until regional and national vaccination rates hit 80 per cent.
With players and management informed over the weekend of what life will look like for them in Australia, the ECB board is set to make a final decision on whether to go ahead with the trip by the end of the week.
An ECB statement read: "Over the weekend we have been talking to England men's players and management to provide them with the latest information about the proposed arrangements for this winter's scheduled Ashes Tour.
"We remain in regular and positive dialogue with Cricket Australia over these arrangements as the picture is constantly evolving.
"With health and wellbeing at the forefront, our focus is to ensure the Tour can go ahead with conditions for players and management to perform at their best.
"We will continue talking to our players this week to share the latest information and seek feedback.
"Later this week the ECB Board will meet to decide whether the conditions in place are sufficient for the Tour to go ahead and enable the selection of a squad befitting a series of this significance."
Sabalenka out of Indian Wells after testing positive for coronavirus
Aryna Sabalenka will not play at Indian Wells after announcing she has tested positive for coronavirus.
In an Instagram Story post, the world number two revealed she feels "okay" while isolating after her COVID-19 result, though is "really sad" not to be playing in the tournament this year.
Sabalenka had been due to return to action for the first time since losing at the semi-final stage of the US Open last month.
"Unfortunately, I've tested positive at Indian Wells and won't be able to compete," the Belarusian posted on Sunday.
"I've started my isolation and I'll be staying here until I'm cleared by the doctors and health officials. So far I'm feeling okay but really sad to not be able to play this year."
The absence of Sabalenka is a further blow for the event, considering world number one Ash Barty had already pulled out.
Naomi Osaka is another big-name absentee, along with Serena Williams, while the men's edition is minus Novak Djokovic after the five-time champion opted to withdraw.
Emma Raducanu will be involved, however, after the US Open champion accepted a wild card, while Kim Clijsters has done the same as she prepares to continue her comeback with a first appearance at Indian Wells in a decade.
Andy Murray is a wild-card entrant for the men's tournament, with the main draw beginning on Wednesday.
Six Argentina players to miss Australia clash due to unauthorised Byron Bay trip
Six Argentina players have been ruled out of facing Australia in the Rugby Championship on Saturday after making an unauthorised trip to Byron Bay.
Pablo Matera, Joaquin Diaz Bonilla, Felipe Ezcurra, Santiago Medrano, Santiago Socino and Sebastian Cancelliere were stopped at the state border when they attempted to return to their Gold Coast base from New South Wales on Wednesday.
Manager Lucas Chioccarelli and video analyst Rodrigo Martinez were also prevented from entering Queensland due to coronavirus rules.
The Argentine Rugby Union stated that the players will not be available to face the Wallabies in their final match of the tournament at Cbus Stadium this weekend.
Rugby Championship organiser SANZAAR said in a statement: "SANZAAR has informed Argentina Rugby that all members of this group are now ineligible to participate further in The Rugby Championship as they have breached tournament rules.
"SANZAAR is very disappointed that such a breach has occurred given the clear rules that are in place to ensure the health and safety of all players and staff, and compliance with all relevant health orders."
The Pumas are bottom of the table, having failed to pick up a point from five matches.
Meanwhile, Greg Holmes will become the oldest player to feature for opponents Australia since World War II at the age of 38 after the prop was named among the replacements by Dave Rennie.
Darcy Swain and Pete Samu come into the side, while back-rower Sean McMahon will also start on the bench as the Wallabies eye a fourth successive win to secure second place behind champions New Zealand.
Australia: Reece Hodge, Jordan Petaia, Len Ikitau, Samu Kerevi, Andrew Kellaway, Quade Cooper, Nic White; James Slipper, Folau Fainga'a, Taniela Tupou, Izack Rodda, Darcy Swain, Pete Samu, Michael Hooper (captain) Rob Valetini.
Replacements: Lachlan Lonergan, Angus Bell, Greg Holmes, Matt Philip, Sean McMahon, Jake Gordon, James O'Connor, Tom Wright.
Argentina: Juan Cruz Mallia, Matias Moroni, Lucio Cinti, Santiago Chocobares, Emiliano Boffelli, Santiago Carreras, Gonzalo Bertranou; Rodrigo Martinez, Julian Montoya (captain), Enrique Pieretto, Guido Petti, Tomas Lavanini, Juan Martin Gonzalez, Marcos Kremer, Rodrigo Bruni.
Replacements: Facundo Bosch, Thomas Gallo, Eduardo Bello, Matias Alemanno, Francisco Gorrissen, Gonzalo Garcia, Domingo Miotti, Mateo Carreras.
Warriors potentially playing home games without Wiggins 'not ideal' says Curry
The thought of playing more than half of their games without Andrew Wiggins is "not ideal" for the Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry said Monday.
The NBA announced Friday it had denied Wiggins' request for an exemption from COVID-19 vaccination requirements, and the forward's status was the prime topic of discussion at the team's pre-season media day.
Beginning October 13, San Francisco will require vaccinations for all participants age 12 and older at large indoor events unless an exemption is granted for medical or religious reasons.
Wiggins had sought one on medical grounds, but the NBA's denial means he will not be eligible to play in home games at Chase Center.
Golden State star Curry, who has been an outspoken advocate of vaccinations, was asked whether he believes Wiggins' decision is acceptable as a member of a team.
"Acceptable is a strong word," he said. "It's not ideal. ... We hope we have a full team for the entire year and understand that, on all accounts and what the research says and things like that, that [the vaccines are] safe and we're all in the same boat.
"So we hope he's available, and if not, we'll adjust accordingly. But we hope not."
Wiggins deflected numerous questions about the topic during his session with reporters Monday, repeatedly saying he was going to keep his thoughts on the matter "private".
One reporter noted that Wiggins said last year he would get vaccinated if he had to in order to play and asked him if he felt like his back was against the wall in having to choose between his personal beliefs and being able to play.
"Back is definitely against the wall," he said. "But just going to keep fighting for what I believe, whether it's one thing or another, get the vaccination or not get the vaccination, who knows.
"I'm just going to keep fighting for what I believe and what I believe is right. What's right to one person isn't right to the other."
While controversy swirls around Wiggins, the men at the top of the organisation expressed the hope that the situation would be resolved by the time the regular season begins on October 19.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said he has not reached the point of trying to figure out how to account for regular absences by unvaccinated players.
"I haven't spent any time thinking about that, nor will I. We'll just see how everything plays out. We're hopeful that it is all resolved in the next couple of weeks but we are going into camp [Tuesday] with a plan to have everybody out on the floor and ready to roll."
General manager Bob Myers echoed that sentiment, saying he was not interested in discussing hypotheticals and is preparing to start the season with the full team available.
"I get why people have to wonder," he said. "But we're going to deal in reality now and that's what we're doing each day."
Wiggins played 71 games last NBA season, averaging 18.6 points, 4.9 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game.


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Malaysian Companies (SSM) acting chief executive officer Zahrah Abd Wahab Fenner said it was not unusual for companies to keep their funds in offshore accounts. She said this when commenting on 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) investments in the Cayman Islands. Zahrah said it was a company's business decision to invest their money where they wanted.
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Patrick Willis Explains Decision to Retire from NFL
A gladiator on the gridiron, Patrick Willis fought back tears as he stepped to the podium on Tuesday for the last time as a member of the San Francisco 49ers.
But sadness was not the overarching sentiment Willis conveyed during his farewell press conference.
Yes, saying goodbye to football seemed difficult for the seven-time Pro Bowler. But as Willis began to speak, a sense of calm and joy appeared to wash over him. Those emotions manifested in an ear-to-ear grin – even as Willis' eyes remained bloodshot.
"As I stand up here today, it's tough, it's hard, but it's also easy at the same time," Willis said. "I knew there would be a day I'd leave, and I always told myself that I wanted it to be on my terms.
"So here I am today standing before you guys, not as a perfect man, but as an honest man… I have no regrets."
Willis retires from professional football after eight standout seasons that saw him reach seven Pro Bowls. But at 30 years old, Willis said his body, more specifically his feet, could not keep up with the rigors of the NFL.
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"You've seen me break my hand on Sunday, have surgery on Monday and play on Thursday with a cast on," Willis said. "But there's something about these feet. And those are what made me who I am. They had you all saying, 'Wow, where'd he come from?'
"I know I no longer have it in these feet to go out there and give you guys that kind of 'Wow.'"
Willis missed the final 10 games of the 2014 season after suffering a toe injury on the turf in St. Louis. Days before he underwent surgery to repair the big toe on his left foot, Willis told reporters that his feet had been bothering him for years.
The veteran reiterated those remarks on Tuesday, implying that his medical woes would prevent him from playing at the elite level that he demanded from himself.
"As much as I'd love to win a Super Bowl and to bring number six back here, I have to be honest," Willis said. "I have to tell y'all that if I don't have what I know I need to give to my teammates and the organization the best chance to win, then I can't be out there doing that.
"And to be sitting on the sideline just collecting a paycheck, I feel like that would be wrong. So I stand up here today with that conviction. I understand the magnitude of what I'm doing today."
To the same extent, Willis also voiced concerns about his quality of life after football if he continued to play through the pain.
"Honestly, I pay attention to guys when they're finished playing, walking around like they've got no hips and they can't play with their kids. They can barely walk," Willis said. "People see that and they feel sorry, but they don't realize it's because he played a few extra years.
"For me, there's more to my life than football. It has provided an amazing platform for me to build on, but it's my health first and everything else just kind of makes sense around it."
Even in hindsight, Willis maintained that he would not change any aspect of his career. He's proud of the way he challenged himself.
"One thing I've always lived by is giving everything you've got today, so when you look back tomorrow, you won't feel ashamed because you left something on the table," Willis said. "I feel like in my eight years, there was not a day when I didn't give this game everything I had."
CEO Jed York, general manager Trent Baalke and Jim Tomsula also spoke at the press conference, each offering testimonials on Willis' contributions to the organization on and off the field.
For fans holding out hope that the linebacker might eventually return to the 49ers, Willis shot down any future comeback attempt. Willis cited how Brett Favre wavered at the end of his career, so he made sure his decision would be final before publicizing it.
"I've had the most amazing eight years of football being a part of this historic organization," Willis said, "but I am leaving this with closure. I am happier today than I was the day I was drafted. And that says something to me."
As for what's next, Willis didn't go into detail. Many have reported that he wants to work with youth in his native Tennessee. On Tuesday, Willis said the beauty of leaving football at such a young age allows him to do whatever he wants.
"Retired doesn't mean you're dying, it means you're putting something to rest and going on to do other things," Willis said. "I feel like that's where I am. If I want to go fishing tomorrow, I'm going to go fishing. If I want to go and speak to kids, I can go speak to kids. If I want to go home and watch my little brother play baseball, I can go to do that… Life is amazing right now."
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by Mark Walsh @markfwal, August 23, 2010
After entering into a partnership with Yahoo in April, social-flavored app directory Appolicious is building on the alliance with a new property dedicated to Yahoo apps. And highlighting the rapid rise of Google Android's platform, the startup has also revamped its site for Android apps and introduced its own Android app.
The new co-branded yap.appolicious.com and AndroidApps.com sites feature original text and videos, user-curated app lists, personalized recommendations, ratings and reviews. Links to original articles from the sites will be featured in relevant content across key Yahoo properties including news, sports and finance.
As with the main site, the words "in association with Yahoo" appear at the top of each page on the new Yahoo and Android app sites. The properties are linked to Appolicious.com via tabs that appear prominently on the home page alongside a third for iPad and iPhone apps. Yahoo users will be able to join the sites automatically using their Yahoo log-in information.
Appolicious has also taken steps to upgrade search. The search box is centered at the top of each page and functionality has been broadened to encompass the Yahoo and Android app sites. Besides returning relevant apps, the new results page now features related user app lists and staff articles as well as a list of apps generated by the site's recommendation engine.
"Consumers can now, for the first time, use Appolicious' editorial, social, and search tools to help them find Android, iPhone and iPad, and Yahoo Apps," said Appolicious founder and CEO Alan Warms, who left Yahoo in late 2008 to start the company. It has since raised a total of about $2 million in venture funding.
Not surprisingly, traffic to Appolicious.com has jumped since it teamed up with Yahoo. Monthly unique visitors to the site shot up from less than 200,000 in May to nearly 1 million as of July, according to Web measurement firm Compete. The expanded content and a recent redesign giving Appolicious.com a less cluttered look and feel could help lift traffic further in the coming months.
Terms of Yahoo's deal with Appolicious have not been disclosed, though it involves some type of ad revenue-sharing arrangement.
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Wallace Shawn on His Classic, "Why I Call Myself a Socialist"
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Hosted by Paul Holdengräber, The Quarantine Tapes chronicles shifting paradigms in the age of social distancing. Each day, Paul calls a guest for a brief discussion about how they are experiencing the global pandemic.
On Episode 193 of The Quarantine Tapes, Paul Holdengräber is joined by Wallace Shawn. They talk about socialism, podcasting, and much more in their fascinating and wide-reaching conversation. They discuss Wallace's essay, "Why I Call Myself a Socialist," from his book, Essays.
Wallace tells Paul about his upcoming endeavors into podcasting and they discuss the joys of podcasts and the human voice. Wallace shares from some of his recent projects, including a streaming production of Waiting for Godot. They dig into this moment politically and socially, discussing the need for optimism, the problems with making symbols out of our leaders, and the hope they see in the younger generations.
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Wallace Shawn: I've come to be more of a fan of art and magic in my later years because I think in a better world, that's what people might be preoccupied with, rather than crushing other people or achieving mastery over them or superiority or supremacy. They might read poetry and do magic tricks.
To listen to the episode, as well as the whole archive of The Quarantine Tapes, subscribe and listen on iTunes or wherever else you find your favorite podcasts.
Wallace Shawn started writing plays in 1967. His plays have been performed at the Public Theater and The New Group in New York and in London at the National Theatre and the Royal Court Theatre. His latest book is a long essay, NIGHT THOUGHTS. His earlier essays are collected in ESSAYS. Both books are published by Haymarket Books. Shawn became a professional actor in 1977 when he appeared on stage at the Public Theater in New York in his own translation of Machiavelli's The Mandrake, directed by Wilford Leach. His film work includes appearances in Manhattan, Radio Days, Clueless, The Princess Bride, and others. He has been a recurring character on many television shows, including Taxi, Murphy Brown, Gossip Girls, and many others. He can currently be seen on Young Sheldon, where he plays the role of Dr. John Sturgis.
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There comes a time in your life when you get the sense that you're not doing it right.
You've worked hard to get where you are in life and while your friends and family are all envious of the heights you've achieved, you're not sure.
When you're operating in your sense of purpose, fulfilling your life's mission you know by how you feel.
When you are "in the zone" you feel incredible about the work that you do, very little effort is exerted (because it seems to come so easily), time seems to slip on by (or there is little or no sense of time passing when your are on task), obstacles are viewed as interesting or fun challenges and there is little or no stress.
How Can You Tell If You're Not Doing It Right?
No one knows better than you, if things aren't all they're cracked up to be. You've done the work, you've exerted adequate effort, dedication and resources to get you to where you are, yet you know that it just doesn't feel right.
You can see how much more satisfying it can be to be plugged in, embracing your gifts, talents and/or special abilities in congruency with your life's mission and purpose.
The system is convinced that the world must be full of worker bees; none of this fanciful "achieve your highest and best" falderal, so worker bees we are trained to be from the earliest of age. We are trained to go to school, be good and do well, so that we can get a good job. This is the standard by which we are all measured.
You, on the other hand, are part of the evolving being. You mind is expanding. You are realizing there is more to this life than being defined by your job, what you do or what you have.
You know there would be no greater satisfaction than that which comes from being on-purpose, on-track and singing your song.
Nothing is more important to you than embracing and practicing your subdued super powers, exercising and growing in confidence and coherence to deliver the message that is truly yours to share with the local community and the world at large.
You desire to live a better life, your best life, and make the world a better place.
You are on your way.
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Fashion Metric aims to bring simplification and standardization to the apparel industry conundrum of measurements.
Fashion Metric's Virtual Sizer maps body measurements to rtw garments.
Technology meets the tape measure.
That's the essence of Fashion Metric, founded by Daina Burnes Linton to solve problems associated with the fitting of clothing.
Fashion Metric's products can map consumers' body measurements to brands' garment data to cut down on costly returns. It can also help brands personalize the online apparel shopping experience.
Burnes Linton, who comes from a long line of master tailors stretching back to Lithuania and Germany and, more recently, Canada, has a background in engineering and data science.
She recognized the commercial potential of technology that would remove some of the risk factors inherent in measurements.
Citing the 30 percent annual return rate for online apparel, 80 percent of which is due to sizing issues, Burnes Linton said about $12 billion worth of merchandise is returned to retailers annually.
Burnes Linton, who did research at MIT and UCLA, began in 2012 to build mathematic algorithms and machine-learning technology that could identify different body types. She identified 50 different body types and collected measurements, body shapes and sizes, building up what she said is one of the largest data bases in the world.
"I wanted to predict [a consumer's] body measurements in an automated way without actually using a measuring tape," she said. "This recalculates a shopper's body measurements and removes some of the risk factors inherent in measurements.
Fashion Metric's Virtual Sizer takes core body measurement predictions and maps them to the physical specifications of a rtw garment.
Virtual Tailor, designed for custom clothiers, addresses sizing issues from a tailoring perspective. Burnes Linton said it can predict shopper's detailed body measurements based on height, weight, bra size, shoe size and other metrics entered into the program online.
Burnes Linton said Fashion Metric's back-end technology has been utilized by e-commerce sites such as Borrowing Magnolia, which sells wedding dresses, Pacific Issue, custom men's shirting, and Blank Label, which produces custom chinos.
The technology can be incorporated into clients' Web sites and used several ways. "Consumers can visit a brand's Web site and say, 'Show me everything in a size small' or 'Show me everything that would fit my body shape,'" she said.


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Repairing the World
A young girl grapples with her grief over a tragic loss with the help of a new perspective from Hebrew school and supportive new friends in this heartfelt middle grade novel about learning to look forward.
Twelve-year-old Daisy and Ruby are totally inseparable. They've grown up together, and Daisy has always counted on having Ruby there to pave the way, encourage her to try new things, and to see the magic in the world. Then Ruby is killed in a tragic accident while on vacation, and Daisy's life is shattered.
Now Daisy is forced to start middle school without her best friend, and she finds it hard to get excited about things like the new baby her family is expecting or figuring out her community service project for Hebrew school. But thanks to new friends, new insights, and supportive family members, Daisy starts to see what life without Ruby can look like. And she and her new friends find a way to create a lasting memorial to Ruby's spirit that many will be able to enjoy.
Publisher: Aladdin/Simon & Schuster
Publication Date: July 5, 2022
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Linda Epstein lives and writes in New York's Hudson Valley. Her debut middle grade novel, Repairing the World, will be on bookshelves in the summer of 2022. Linda has an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from The New School. She is also a literary agent at Emerald City Literary Agency, where she is trying to dismantle the patriarchy, fight racism and bigotry, and bring a little magic to the world, one book at a time. Find Linda online at lindaepsteinauthor.com, on Twitter @LindaEpstein and @lindaepsteinauthor on Instagram.
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View of premises by jury.
Whenever in the opinion of the court it is proper that the jury should have a view of real property which is the subject of litigation, or of the place in which any material fact occurred, it may order the jury to be conducted in a body, in the custody of a proper officer, to the place which shall be shown to them by the judge or by a person appointed by the court for that purpose. While the jury are thus absent no person other than the judge, or person so appointed, shall speak to them on any subject connected with the trial.


A variety of fish, tomatoes, and onions makes for a delicious meal.
Cacciucco is a fish stew commonly made in the Northern Tuscany seaport of Livorno. At the end of a day at sea and after auctioning off the fish to both locals and fish markets, the fisherman takes his fresh fish and puts it into a pot with onions, garlic and fresh tomatoes topped off with a dash or two of red pepper! This flavorful dish takes your imagination directly to a beach restaurant where you sit outside on a deck, feeling the breeze gently on your face and saltwater fish in every tasty bite.
Fish: Go with what's in season, keep it cheap! Example: sole, mullet, catfish, dogfish, goby, squid, octopus, fresh shellfish and shrimp. Chop the large fish, but leave the small ones whole.
Direction: Sauté in olive oil the onion, parsley, and garlic in the oil in a deep bottomed pot (5 minutes). Once the onion has turned translucent, add fish and turn with other ingredients in pan, (3 minutes). Add wine, when the wine vapors are released (1 minute), stir in the chopped tomatoes and salt the mixture to taste. This is one of the few spicy Northern Italian dishes, add in red pepper.
Simmer the Cacciucco until the fish is done, 10-15 minutes. Meanwhile, toast several slices of bread and rub them with a crushed clove of garlic. Once the fish is done, line the bottoms of your bowls with the toasted bread, ladle the Cacciucco over them, and serve.
Flavorful rice that can be a great additive side dish, especially with curry, stews and sauces. See instructions below to add a creative aspect to this delicious plate!
Over medium heat add oil to a large frying pan with onion, cumin, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom; cook for 5 minutes or until onion is translucent. Add rice and incorporate well with onion and spices. Add 3 cups of water, bring to a boil, reduce heat and cover. Allow to simmer for 10 minutes and remove from heat. Fluff rice with 2 forks and recover pan.
May add vegetables to this dish before water is added to rice.
May add Saffron or Tumeric to dish at end of cooking.
Rice can be placed into a mold pan upon completion of cooking. Allow to cook for 20 minutes, invert pan to release formed rice and top off with almonds and soy beans.


Enter Café Solé, walk its uneven floors, sit at one of the rustic, tucked-away wooden tables, catch the undercurrent of capers, garlic, and fresh herbs in the air, and you will know you have stepped into a corner of Provence somehow transported to Key West. Chef/owner John Correa creates plates filled with gusto, not pretension, accenting his locally-caught seafood and prime meats with grace notes drawn from his mastery of classic sauces including béarnaise, hollandaise, romesco, and demi-glace. Each dish is a hearty burst of sun-drenched flavors presented with an expressionist palette. For example, take the conch carpaccio, shimmering in olive oil and lime juice, and speckled with capers, shaved Asiago, and red onion. Try the Hog Snapper served in red pepper zabaglione - a Café Solé signature dish, and for authentic Mediterranean bouillabaisse, Café Sole is the stand-alone choice. Found in the same location for over 17 years, Café Sole draws diners looking for a creative menu, plentiful Joie de Vivre, and their heavenly cheesecake-like version of Key lime pie. Stop by at Southard and Frances and try this long-time Key West favorite – no one leaves Café Solé Key West hungry.
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Premenstrual syndrome is confined to the ovulation cycle and does not occur before menarche, after menopause, or in anovulatory menstruation. It gets better when you do not let ovarian hormones come out or when you remove the ovaries. This is a direct demonstration of the involvement of progesterone in premenstrual syndrome.
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You're a speech pathologist. Can you tell us about an average day at your job?
I work at a K-3rd grade elementary school & I am on my feet a lot. I am in 3 kindergarten classrooms everyday working with students on language (writing, vocabulary) & letter-sounds. I also provide speech & language services to small groups of students with special needs in my therapy room. I pick them up from their classrooms & also drop them off. I go into every classroom in the school once a week to co-teach a social skills program with the school psychologist. I have a lot of energy! The kids keep me on my toes.
You live in the Woodstock area. What are you favorite things to do upstate in the winter?
You really can do anything you put your mind to, don't worry so much about what others think, & you will be fine!
Sleep until I wake up without an alarm clock, walk our dog, practice yoga (Ashtanga), lounge around with my husband, read a book, get a massage.


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Ян То́маш Куде́льський (; 21 грудня 1861, Будзіска — 1937, Варшава) — архітектор. Працював у Львові та Станиславові (Івано-Франківську).

Біографія
Народився в селі Будзіска (нині Свентокшиське воєводство) у сім'ї бідного шляхтича Ігнація Кудельського. Мав двох рідних братів і сестру. Разом із братами навчався у середній школі у Львові, під опікою родича Тадеуша Скалковського — львівського адвоката. Навчався у Львівській політехніці протягом 1880–1885 років. У 1888–1890 роках працював під керівництвом Юліана Захаревича. Від 1889 року член Політехнічного товариства у Львові. У 1897 році обраний до правління станіславського відділу товариства. У 1889–1890 роках асистент на кафедри нарисної геометрії в Політехніці. У 1890–1893 роках був керівником архітектурного бюро фірми Івана Левинського. Викладав у львівській Художньо-промисловій школі. Брав участь у Будівельній виставці у Львові (1892). 1893 року був призначений керівником будівництва Головної дирекції залізниць Станиславова (нині Івано-Франківськ). По завершенню будівництва замешкав у Станиславові і працював за фахом до 1919 року. Організував власну будівельну фірму, що діяла до початку Першої світової війни. На початку війни був інтернований австрійською владою до табору Талергоф. Причиною послужило те, що Кудельський формально був російським підданим. Звільнений за станом здоров'я. У 1916–1917 роках був членом групи архітекторів, що займалися повоєнною відбудовою Галичини. 1919 року переїхав до Варшави, перейшов на службу в Міністерство публічних робіт. Під час роботи у міністерстві фактично припинив проєктування споруд. Брав учась у роботі журі з оцінки проєктів будинків: Міністерства релігійних конфесій і народної освіти (1927), Ягеллонської бібліотеки у Кракові (1928), Міністерства закордонних справ (1929), Міністерства публічних робіт (1929), костелу Провидіння у Варшаві (1930). 1927 року, як делегат Міністерства публічних робіт, увійшов до складу правління Фонду військового квартирування. Вийшов на пенсію 1930 року. Був одружений із Ольгою Вільчинською, мав доньку Анну. Помер у Варшаві 1937 року.

У своїй творчості застосовував найрізноманітніші стилі періоду історизму. Створив ряд проєктів у стилях неоренесансу, необароко, неорококо. Також відомі будівлі із використанням елементів народного карпатського будівництва. У гробівці Цетнерів-Кшечуновичів на Личаківському цвинтарі застосував елементи неоготики і неороманського стилів. Виготовив ряд проєктів вівтарів у неоготичному стилі для монастиря Святого Серця у Львові, парафіяльного костелу в селі Гніздичів, архітектурні елементи вівтарів у монастирі згромадження отців Воскресенців у Львові (не збережені). Проживаючи у Станиславові в другій половині 1910-х років проєктував будівлі у стилі сецесії.

Будівлі

Львів
 Вілла на вул. Солодовій, 8 (1888); на вул. Лисенка, 34 (1889); Котляревського, 33 і 38 (1890–1892); вілла Леона Пінінського на вул. Матейка, 4 (1892).
 Каплиця Кшечуновичів і Цетнерів на Личаківському цвинтарі, т. зв. «Каплиця з химерами»(1891).
 Прибутковий будинок Яна Слівінського на вулиці Коперника, 16 (1888); Л. Бачевського на вул. Словацького, 8, 10 (1892–1894).
 Будинок К. Понінського на вул. Січових Стрільців, 19 (1892–1894).
 Перебудова друкарні Піллерів на прибутковий будинок із оздобленням стилізованим під рококо. на (вул. Личаківська, 3 1893).
 Перебудова палацу Сєменських-Левицьких у Львові на вул. Пекарській, 19.
 Перебудова сиротинця святого Йосифа на вулиці Пекарській, 61 (1893).

Івано-Франківськ
 Будинок товариства «Сокіл» на площі Міцкевича, 2. Первинний ескізний проєкт 1894 року виконано Каролем Зарембою і потім ймовірно видозмінено Кудельським під час спорудження.
 Будинок повітової ради (1894—1895, тепер будинок профспілок).
 Будинок Яна Кенігсфельда на вул. Грушевського, 9 (1902–1903).
 Філія Краківського товариства взаємного страхування «Флоріанка» на вул. Грушевського, 7 (1904).
 Спільна з Карелом Боубліком участь у спорудженні пасажу Гартенбергів між кам'яницями на вулицях Незалежності, Галицькою і Сотника Мартинця в Івано-Франківську. Проєкт бюро Фельнера і Гельмера від 1903 року, спорудження тривало протягом червня-грудня 1904 під наглядом Антонія Рудольфа Фляйшля.
 Будинок доктора Маєвського на вул. Шпитальній, 7 (1904–1905).
 Будинок на вул. Незалежності, 16 (1905–1906, Я. Т. Кудельський ймовірний автор).
 Австро-Угорський банк на вул. Грушевського, 4 (1907).
 Реконструкція у стилі сецесії Пасажу Гартенбергів, на вул. Незалежності, 3 (1907).
 Головна пошта на вул. Січових Стрільців, 15 (1908).
 Будинок Добруцького на вул. Чорновола, 26 (1904).
 Будинок жіночої школи ім. Емілії Платер та чоловічої ім. Григорія Пірамовича на вул. Матейка, 34. Початковий проєкт Кудельський розробив 1914 року. Будівництво розпочато лише після Першої світової війни і зупинено у 1923 році ймовірно через економічну кризу. 1928 року будівництво продовжив Станіслав Треля, переробивши проєкт, надавши йому рис неокласицизму.
 Нереалізований проєкт дому Станіслава Хованця на нинішній вул. Незалежності (1909). Стилістично відноситься до необароко з елементами сецесії. Нині на його місці будинок, зведений за проєктом Фридерика Януша.

Інші населені пункти
 Розбудова костелу в Єзуполі, Івано-Франківської області. Було підвищено наву і додано дві бічні, що перетворило храм на базиліку. Надбудовано вежу і оздоблено в необароковому стилі.
 Проєкт вівтаря і дверей для костелу в Кохавині.

Примітки

Джерела

 Комар Ж. Ян Томаш Кудельський — галицький архітектор на зламі епох // Вісник Національного університету «Львівська політехніка». — 2008. — № 632. — С. 220.
 Комар Ж. Львів-Станиславів-Варшава: Творчий шлях Яна Томаша Кудельського // Галицька брама. — 2009. — № 1—3 (169—171). — C. 25—29.
 Komar Ż. Trzecie miasto Galicji. Stanisławów i jego architektura w okresie autonomii galicyjskiej. — Kraków: Międzynarodowe Centrum Kultury, 2008. — S. 415—416. — ISBN 978-83-89273-52-9.

Архітектори Львова
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Випускники Львівської політехніки
Члени Політехнічного товариства у Львові
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