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This week I bring you my everyday makeup must haves THAT ARE ALL CRUELTY FREE. All of these products featured today are ones that I use on a DAILY basis. Over time I have been wanting to convert into a makeup and with time a skincare routine as well, that are all cruelty free. Today, I am officially sharing with you all cruelty free makeup! What products do they include then you may ask? Keep reading to find out what products I use on a daily basis below.
One of the reasons I love this primer: it's silicone free. It's like a moisturizer! I don't like using silicone products against my skin - it doesn't sit well, regardless if it's meant to give my skin a matte, non-oily effect. A little oil never hurt no body! It's made with coconut water, probiotic-based ingredients with skin revivers working to boost the skin's radiance, promote elasticity and obviously hydrate while locking down your makeup for a longer wear. This product is a creamy primer that replenishes moisture levels for the skin, and that can be worn alone for a dewy, healthy looking finish.
I have previously featured Eve Pearl's products, and for a good reason, THEY'RE AMAZING PRODUCTS. They are not currently sold in stores, though Eve herself, is hoping to! You can find them through The Shopping Channel or through authorized re-sellers, like, Steph Wong.
This is a multi-functional foundation complexion cream. With it's easy one-step application it blends seamlessly into the skin, leaving a velvety smooth natural looking skin. It is lightweight and non-greasy, drying quickly to a matte finish with long-lasting hydration. This too is formulate with CosmeNutrients® complex, a bunch of skin loving ingredients. This foundation also helps to restore & repair with collagen and hyaluronic acid. It helps to nourish and revitalize the skin with astaxanthin, collagen, and peptides. If that's not enough, coconut oil and Vitamin E is also infused to help hydrate and smooth the skin! The best part: it's great for all skin types; and is especially formulated for sensitive, acne prone and mature skin!
Burt's Bees Goodness Glows Liquid Foundation is a full-coverage, mineral makeup leaving the skin smoother and more radiant with a natural finish that is lightweight and non-greasy. This product is 98.9% natural, instantly hydrating and nourishing the skin. It's made with Meadowfoam Seed Oil, known for moisturizing benefits giving results both inside and out. This comes in 12 shades matching a variety of skin tones, formulated without parabens, phthalates, SLS, petrolatum or snythetic fragrances; is dermatologist tested; and is NEVER tested on animals.
This 100% natural mattifying powder foundation in bamboo controls shine with a buildable and blendable coverage to give a smooth and even skin tone. It is both lightweight and non-comodogenic, perfect for oily or combination skin, as it effectively absorbs the oil without drying out your skin. This product is formulated without parabens, phthalates, SLS, petrolatum or snythetic fragrances; is dermatologist tested; and is NEVER tested on animals.
Amazonian Clay 12-hour Blush in "Paaarty"
I love miniature makeup and anything travel friendly! This blush, I believe was part of the Sephora birthday gifts. Since this product is made with Amazonian Clay, it is long-wearing therefore the pigment looks freshly applied all day. The pigments are super soft and silky which allows you to layer up with no harsh lines or chalky build-up. The Amazonian Clay helps to control oil and infuse moisture for balanced skin and provide seamless blending.
In case you don't know, I am a huge fan of pressed powders. It's travel friendly, and easier to bring everywhere without having to worry about fallout getting all over the counter! As previously mentioned, this product is also made with Amazonian Clay, so the pigment is long-wearing, super soft and silky, controls oil and infused moisture balances your skin so there are no harsh lines! Bonus: this powder contains invigorating skin ingredients! It's made with vitamins A and E, antioxidants that fight free radical damage, and mineral pigments known for soothing and softening the skin.
This is also travel friendly in case you didn't pick up on that. Highlighter, Blush and Contour palette in one. And it's super small so it's even better! 70% of the time I am wearing this trio!
This bronzing trio is ideal for every skin tone, for EVERY SEASON. Use Gold/Pink Sand/Champagne together to achieve a natural glow. You can use this on the bare skin or over foundation if you'd like. It will create a subtle, sheer finish however you use it. The blushes are double pressed to contain Vitamin E and skin conditioning agents, giving you all the benefits of pigments and antioxidants! Like all the other products I have featured so far today, this too, applies evenly without any harsh lines, are buildable, and gives a natural look!
This setting spray is one of my favourites so far! It gives a glowing, luminous and smooth complexion while hydrating, protecting and nourishing my skin. It not only sets the makeup, but adds a dewy finish to protect the skin. It's a great refresher for your makeup and gives you the "glow". You can even use this on your hair if you'd like! This product is enriched with 13 natural oils plus propolis, aloe vera and fruit extracts. Suits all skin types, and of course, it's not tested on animals!
Natural Brow Duo in "Deep Brunette"
Brows are essential to framing your eyes, face and completing your entire makeup look. This dual ended product comes in four shades. One end holds a waterproof brow pencil with an angled tip to help achieve the natural-looking application. The other end, contains a tinted soft-hold gel that helps to lock the brows in place. It's super simple. It's fragrance free and dermatologically approved. I've gone through a handful of this product already this year!
Matte Last Liquid Lip in "Really Rose"
This is easily one of my go-to lippies! This shade against my skintone is the perfect natural lip colour with a touch of pink. It is extremely longwearing and comfortable. It dries matte but does not dry out the skin; it actually hydrates it! I first bought this back in February thinking it wouldn't be that great and it definitely exceeded what I thought. It not only stayed through my lunch date with my friends, but it lasted HOURS. The colours are universally flattering and wearable! (I got my friends to try this too). The applicator is a unique PixiPetal that provides even and precise application. The best part: it's paraben free, and of course, not tested on animals. It smells phenomenal too! Did I mention it's not drying? AND IT'S A MATTE LIPSTICK?
That's all folks! My everyday makeup routine that consists of brands that are cruelty free. No popular products like MAC, Smashbox, or Makeup Forever are in here because personally, I know there's better out there that suits my skin. And I found them for you finally.
What other brands are cruelty free that you haven't tried before? Are there any products, even the ones I mentioned that you want to try? Let's chat! I wanna know what cruelty free products you enjoy using!
Stay tuned for next week's blog post! In the mean time, find me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter!


The "Rolling Field" is a portable kinetic sculpture which consists of a square 20'x10 1/2" field wrapped around cylindrical frame. The cylinder is lined with a geotextile pocket filled with growing medium which is planted with locally sourced crops. The 1/100th of an acre field is slowly rotated using a solar electric system. The field is deployed and planted to sit and spin until the crop has reached maturity at which point the crop is harvested in a performance.
One goal with the Rolling Field is to create an optical spectacle, a triple horizon where the sun sets over the field and then again underneath. Another viewpoint is down the center of the cylinder, where the audience will be able to see the watering system and roots of the plants. This work is intended to reduce the distance between city-dwellers (human life) and crop growth, to interrupt the everyday with the spectacle that is growth.
The Rolling field is made possible in part by a grant from the Sandhills Institute in collaboration with the Nebraska Arts Council.


Do you want to be part of a research environment committed to address the challenges essential to create a future sustainable society that meets the needs of humanity? Then the two WASP Expedition positions of this project, located at Automatic Control and Mathematical Statistics respectively, are of interest to you. Controlling the physical world with our mind only, opens up for a vast number of exciting opportunities. Over the recent years, brain computer interfaces (BCIs) have improved steadily, both from advances in algorithms and in hardware. BCIs based on high time resolution electroencephalography (EEG) have a great potential in a wide area of applications. The overarching idea in this project is to apply a tight feedback loop around the complete individualized BCI learning process. By connecting all stages of the learning process, including feature extraction from the input brain data to the classification of neural patterns, the aim is to drastically decrease the problem with long learning times and improve accuracy and reliability. Utilizing and extending a number of state-of-the-art techniques, such as optimal time-frequency representations, Riemann geometry based learning, dual control theory and cognitive modeling combined with edge based cloud computing the intention is to provide an efficient platform for next-generation BCIs, demonstrable within the time span of the project as a consumer-friendly EEG BCI.
The research project is multidisciplinary combining statistics, feedback control and machine learning techniques with data from practical experiments on brain computer interfaces. The position also includes opportunities to teach and contribute to the scientific discussion and development at the department. The position also includes the opportunity for three weeks of training in higher education teaching and learning.
Appointment to a post-doctoral position requires that the applicant has a PhD, or an international degree deemed equivalent to a PhD, within the subject of the position, completed no more than three years before the last date for applications. Special circumstances might in extraordinary cases be applicable. The working languages are English and Swedish. Excellent skills in both spoken and written English is a requirement for the position. Interest in learning Swedish during the employment in Lund is desirable.
This is a qualifying appointment focused primarily on research. The position is intended as an initial step in the academic career and the assessment of the applicants will primarily be based on their scientific merits and potential as researchers. The basis of assessment is the ability to develop and implement research of good quality and teaching ability. Particular emphasis will be given to academic skills within the subject area.
The position is a 2 year full time post doctoral position. The position is limited in time based on an agreement between the parties at the labor market (trade unions and employer's organisation). A postdoctor will receive a competitive monthly salary of 41 000 SEK with yearly raise.


I received this lovely letter from Wahanda the other day.
I am very honored that I have been named one of the top rated businesses on Wahanda. Thank you for all of your support and lovely reviews. There has been a lot of change with MoniqueHBeauty throughout the years but by receiving lovely comments and reviews keep me going.


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Jack Wilshere offered new Arsenal contract as Gunners release 9 players including fan favourite
Latest Arsenal news includes an update on Jack Wilshere's future
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Arsenal have confirmed a list of players that will leave the club on a free transfer this summer - and Jack Wilshere is not included.
The 26-year-old, who didn't make the England World Cup squad - is out of contract at the Emirates Stadium later this month and has been linked with a move to the likes of West Ham United and Crystal Palace in recent weeks.
As of right now, Wilshere is free to speak with clubs across Europe. Although it would appear that he's mulling over a contract offer from the 2017/2018 Europa League semi-finalists.
Via the Premier League's official website, a list of players at all 20 clubs that are to be released at the end of their contracts - June 30 2018 - is accessible and under the Arsenal section is the likes of Santi Cazorla and Per Mertesacker.
Transfers live: Man United miss out on £35m deal, Liverpool stall on Fekir, Arsenal boost
The former, who hasn't played since October 2016, is set for a return to Villarreal, while the latter has retired from playing and will take up a position as manager of the Arsenal Academy.
Jack Wilshere (Image: Gareth Copley/Getty Images)
Interestingly Wilshere features in the 'retained' list and has the word 'offer' in brackets next to his name.
Meaning he has been offered a new deal and it remains to be seen if he will accept it or opt to bring his time at the club to an end and seek a fresh challenge next season.
Reports in the past few days have suggested that the midfielder is keen to seek assurances from Arsenal's new head coach Unai Emery before making a definite decision on his future.
Promo poster for Arsenal's new away kit delivers major hint about Aaron Ramsey's future
Meanwhile, Wilshere has been urged to leave the Emirates this summer by former Arsenal striker Paul Mariner as he feels the midfielder has become too comfortable at the club.
"He needs to get a new challenge, it's too comfortable at Arsenal," Mariner told ESPN. "I think if he goes to West Ham, they will ask some serious questions, new manager in there.
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"I'd like to see Jack going, I'd like to see him go to a new club. I think at West Ham they're in a bit of a rebuild phase, new manager comes in. Get yourself out there Jack and show everybody what you've got.
"It seems to me that he's been waiting for some negotiations to speak to the new manager about his contract. It seemingly has not been forthcoming. Would this be a good move? I've said on ESPN FC for a long, long time that he needs a change of scenery."
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Q: Conan не подхватывает conan-transit Необходим пакет, который точно содержится в conan-transit. Делаю conan remote add conan-transit https://bintray.com/conan/conan-transit, как советует их документация, все ок, но при попытке взять то, что мне нужно ругается так:
ERROR: Not implemented endpoint. [Remote: conan-transit]

Как это исправить?

A: Справа от описания репозитория есть кнопка - "SET ME UP". Если Вы нажмете на нее - получите подсказку по использованию. В Вашем случае:
conan remote add <REMOTE> https://api.bintray.com/conan/conan/conan-transit

A: Путем подстановки более-менее логичных строк было обнаружено, что  https://bintray.com/conan/conan-transit это страница, позволяющая пользователям найти пакет, а сам conan может обратиться только к http://conan-transit.bintray.com/

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Buying or Selling a home is a major life choice. Whatever your real estate needs, I will help you make sound decisions based on current market data and my local market expertise. You can use my web site knowing that you have the most up to date information available about the current real estate market. But most importantly, I am dedicated to making your real estate experience the best ever!
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Divorce and how it can affect your Property and Mortgage.
After the madness of the Christmas period and the over-indulgence, many of us hit the gym, start the diet or become Vegan for 5 minutes, vowing that this year will be different. One of the other fallouts of this period is the sad fact that many decide this will be the last Christmas spent with a significant other. Separations and divorce lead to a great many questions around how the marital home is dealt with and the associated mortgage questions that go with it.
As lenders differ where this is concerned it may be necessary to look at another lender and remortgaged for this purpose. This is the situation where a good mortgage broker can be extremely beneficial in finding the best mortgages for divorcing couples.
You can always revisit this in the future when it becomes a better time to sell or remortgaged into one name.
We appreciate that sometimes partners can be unreasonable. If you do find yourself in a situation where your partner is refusing to pay the mortgage or threatening not to and you cannot maintain the payments yourself it is imperative to speak to your solicitor and mortgage lender immediately.
Of course, there are a wealth of other elements to consider during this testing time, but dealing with the issue of the family home and mortgage early on, taking professional advice or asking your lender for help, can make a big difference to stress levels.
If you do need assistance with your mortgage during a divorce or separation please do not hesitate to contact us confidentially on 020 7220 5110 or click here.


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The folder is A, and B and C are files inside that.
I want to get C in B. I tried import C and from . import C. None of those worked. Any suggestions?


Day 2! The Rosemary Chicken turned out yummy last night. I just used a big pack of chicken from Trader Joes. First I put some salt & pepper on the chicken and then fresh rosemary. I used some olive oil and threw the chicken in the oven at 400 degrees for around 30-40 minutes. I used a bag of broccoli and cauliflower from Trader Joes as a quick veggie side. Just threw some Kerry Gold butter, salt, pepper and garlic salt. Yum.
The dinner plans for tonight have changed. At CrossFit last night we did the WOD called Angie. Which involves 100 pull ups. And this is what happened to my poor hands.
I may add a few more later, but so far I think these are good goals to shoot for.
Basically regular old Paleo BUT I will allow myself SOME dark chocolate. Not a ton. But I like it on my Paleo bars. And my friend Brooke just sent me an awesome recipe for some chocolate chip cookies that may need to make an appearance sometime during this month.
2 Days down (almost) and 28 to go!!


I am a Cloud Solutions Architect who co-founded Sileo Technology Solutions in 2016 with Greg Saliba and Huy Nguyen. Sileo Technology Solutions is a technology consulting firm that began from a desire to be flexible and agile by using the latest cloud and software technologies for clients, without being tied down to one particular solution or technology. Sileo uses these same solutions in their daily business to vet them and make sure they provide value. Then from experience, the Sileo team can be assured that these solutions will work for their clients. IT is a field that is always changing, so it is critical to stay on top of the latest best practices.
Over the past 6+ years, I have implemented over 50 different SharePoint installs for clients. As a result of that experience, I architected a "Least Privileges Install" methodology for SharePoint that is recognized as an industry Best Practice. I have lead various SharePoint 2007/2010 to SharePoint 2013 migrations which utilized Metalogix Content Matrix to migrate the data.
I have presented at the Los Angeles SharePoint Users Group (SPUG) and the Small/Medium Business (SMB) TechFest. I was an architect on an application that won Microsoft's Portals and Collaborations award in 2013.
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« Ocean acidification: the forgotten piece of the carbon puzzle
L'acidification des océans – Les dessous de l'Océan (video & text, in French) »
Invasive crabs, algae and jellyfish helped by carbon's ocean acidification
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Ocean acidification may well be helping invasive species of algae, jellyfish, crabs and shellfish to move to new areas of the planet with damaging consequences, according to the findings of a new report.
Slimy, jelly-like creatures are far more tolerant of rising carbon dioxide levels than those with hard structures like corals, since exposed shells and skeletons simply dissolve away as CO2 levels rise.
The study, conducted by marine scientists at Plymouth University, has found that a number of notorious 'nuisance' species, such as Japanese kelp (Undaria pinnatifida) and stinging jellyfish (Pelagia noctiluca), are resilient to rising CO2 levels. Published in Research and Reports in Biodiversity Studies, it notes that in the tropics, coral reefs face a host of interconnected problems (bleaching, corrosion, disease, spreading seaweed, invasive species) that are all caused by rising CO2 levels.
"We are witnessing the spread of marine life that cause problems – such as toxic jellyfish blooms and rotting algal mats," said Professor Jason Hall-Spencer, lead author of the report.
"Based on a synthesis of evidence available to date, we predict the problems associated with harmful marine life will get worse in response to rising CO2. Pathogens like cholera do not recognise national borders, so seawater warming is a health issue for cities like London, and it remains to be seen which organisms will spread and cause problems as Arctic shipping routes open up."
The study arose from observations at volcanic sites in the Mediterranean, where Professor Hall-Spencer has led expeditions to record what forms of marine life cope well with higher CO2 levels. They found that invasive species of algae and jellyfish had a tendency to thrive in acidic conditions. Their extensive review of laboratory experiments reveals stand-out cases such as the so-called 'killer algae', Caulerpa taxifolia, which is spreading worldwide, that benefit from higher CO2 but are so toxic that native herbivores die of starvation rather than eat it.
The report highlights the American slipper limpet, Crepidula fornicate, as an example of ocean acidification both helping and hindering a species, with evidence to show it has spread to Europe to become one of the 100 most invasive species, while at the same time, the species' larvae has been placed at greater risk of predation due to reduced shell growth. Similarly, both the Red King Crab, which has invaded the Barents Sea, and the predatory snail, Urosalpinx cinera, which has moved from the north west Atlantic to the north east Atlantic and Pacific, impacting upon oyster and scallop aquaculture in the process, have also demonstrated a marked reduction in larval survival and growth.
"Observations show there will be winners as well as losers as CO2 levels ramp up, just as there were in previous mass extinctions," said researcher Ro Allen. "The spread of harmful marine organisms should be factored into risks of rising CO2 emissions."
Environment Times, 9 November 2015. Article.


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The Big Fantasy Guy
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are gathered here today to get through this crazy thing called a fantasy season.
About The Big Fantasy Guy
Week 12 Presessment: Part I
Written by Nick Devine
Stories To Watch: Thanksgiving can be stressful enough without you having to pay attention to potentially season-deciding fantasy matchups. As if your racist uncles or family drama isn't enough to contend with on this turkey day, you'll have to peel away from listening to your 19 year old cousin's solutions for the economy after taking an intro finance class and find time to tune into some NFL action. Luckily, this slate of games is set up for the perfect family-numbing drinking schedule.
Vikings-Lions: This is the earliest and best game on the slate, which is perfect for that initial bloody mary, shot of whiskey, or maybe just a good old fashioned beer if your family is slightly less alcoholic than mine. This will be peak Thanksgiving football watching – a tight divisional matchup and that early buzz to start the day. Everything is golden.
Cowboys-Chargers: Not only do you have to listen to Troy Aikman and Joe Buck act like each 4 yard completion by Dak Prescott proves that last week's meltdown was an aberration, but the rest of the family will be arriving around this time as well. You're going to have to split time listening to some classic cowboys fellatio from the booth and helping in the kitchen or shuffling coats upstairs/moving cars around. But don't worry, It's about to be dinner time, so you can mercifully miss out on Aikman wondering if the Cowboys are secretly the best team in the NFC East after Philip Rivers predictably gift wraps a comeback for Dallas.
Giants-Redskins: And for the crescendo, what better way to let the tryptophan flow through your veins and ease you into that post-dinner slumber than a QB showdown between Eli Manning and Kirk Cousins? Kirk is at least somewhat exciting, but your whiskey and stuffing laced bloodstream won't be able to fight against the weight of your eyelids by the 2nd or 3rd time the Giants offense takes the field. It's the perfect game for a Thanksgiving zonk out, too – There's a 92% chance you won't be starting any giants for fantasy purposes.
So, really… hats off to the NFL schedulers on this one. It's like they had our interests in mind and engineered the perfect level of Thanksgiving inebriation in a lab or something. Okay, let's get on to the important stuff…
Vikings @ Lions
Safe Bets: This won't exactly be a shootout for the quarterbacks, but you could do worse than starting Matthew Stafford or Case Keenum. Stafford clearly has the edge for fantasy purposes, but don't discount Keenum, who's essentially fighting for his job and the rightful credit for steering his team to an 8-2 record. Latavius Murray has proved in consecutive weeks that he's the Vikings' preferred option during business time, with Jerick McKinnon taking on more of a change of pace role. Both are viable, but I'd rather have Latavius for the chance at a punch in. In a matchup that features a lot of big name wide receivers, I bet you didn't think Adam Thielen would be the top option back during the preseason. The #3 wide receiver in fantasy should hold onto his crown with yet another big yardage performance. The Detroit WRs are going to have their hands full, but I think I like Marvin Jones for the best chance at a score.
Hope For The Best: Keenum often regards Stefon Diggs like pumpkin pie – the first couple bites taste so good, but then he eventually loses interest. Still, Diggs managed 95 yards against Darius Slay and co. during the last meeting, so he shouldn't have too much trouble reaching a useful fantasy line. On the flip side, Golden Tate struggled during his last tango with Xaiver Rhodes, and little has changed on that front. Still, he's hard to bench in a huge game. Kenny Golladay is back on the menu as a WR3 with upside. He won't exactly get funneled targets, but the rookie has shown to be explosive with his limited opportunities. I like him for a deep bomb here. Ameer Abdullah has resoundingly emerged from the doghouse to become a viable RB2 in fantasy again.
Hell No: This is more of a gut feeling than anything, but I don't think the Tight Ends will make a big splash in this one. Kyle Rudolph has a yardage cap and has failed to live up to his "red zone reindeer" moniker, and anytime Eric Ebron crosses the pylons is the very definition of a blind squirrel finding a nut. Theo Riddick is another hard pass, as is Laquon Treadwell, neither of which you should've seriously been considering to begin with.
Postgame Headline: "Stafford, Lions ward off Vikings 24-21 in Thanksgiving Thriller"
Chargers @ Cowboys
Safe Bets: I've been touting Dak Prescott as a viable fantasy starter throughout this matchup preview series, but the Eagles fan in me can't help but relish his absolute undressing last Sunday Night. Having said that, a visiting Chargers defense is not the same as the Eagles, and Dak will have something to prove. I like him to bounce back in a big way (at least for fantasy purposes). Speaking of bouncing back, where the hell has that been from Keenan Allen? He did his best Odell Beckham Jr. impression after being invisible for the better part of a season, and what do you know – the Chargers hung dong with their star wide receiver being heavily featured. Melvin Gordon isn't going to make you do a double take with his pedestrian move set, but his fantasy prowess is all we care about. He'll get you about 55 total yards and a score.
Hope For The Best: Phil Rivers will have a tougher time putting up huge numbers without Nathan Peterman spotting him 5 extra possessions in the first half. Still, I like him for about 230 yards and two scores (and a few back-breaking turnovers of his own). If not for the dramatically lopsided gamescript in the second half vs. Eagles last week, Alfred Morris might've seen an even bigger game. He ran with authority and he should be in line for another positive performance against a San Diego defense that just yielded 100+ rush yards to Lesean McCoy (totally different story, I know). Dez Bryant is having trouble getting separation – it's as simple as that. He's still great as a possession receiver, but that's disappointing if you drafted him to be a WR1.
Hell No: Hunter Henry has all the talent in the world, but Philip Rivers didn't get the memo. He's just way too inconsistent to trust, especially this early in the week when hope springs eternal for your shit ass fantasy team. There's nothing worse than getting a 1.73 point dud before your Aunt passes you the cranberry sauce. Cole Beasley has little value outside of serving as a model for one of those "Meth – Not even once" police ads. Jason Witten could give you about 4 catches for 36 yards, but it's up to you to decide if you want that or not.
Postgame Headline: "Cowboys rally late after some Dak heroics, salvage season in 29-24 win"
Giants @ Redskins
Safe Bests: I've personally lost Odell Beckham Jr., Dalvin Cook, Chris Hogan, and Jameis Winston (huge blow, I know) to injuries so far this season, and I somehow feel like one of the lucky ones. It should be clear by this point that being an NFL player comes with a higher casualty rate than signing up with the Colonial Marines…
This past Sunday, Chris Thompson became another statistic when his leg was gruesomely rolled up on. Mercifully for the both The Redskins and fantasy owners alike, Kirk Cousins was spared from serious injury in the the three care pileup of a collision that ensued. The Giants defense may be playing with some pride now, but I like Kirk's chances at home on National TV. Semaje Perine was already eating into a healthy share of the workload before CT's untimely demise, but now there's nothing standing in his way as the workhorse back for the Skins. You're looking at a potential league winner in the rookie bruiser. On the Giants' side of the ball, Orleans Darkwa will continue to be serviceable as a volume-based RB2, but he has a prime situation to carry you through these trying times. Coming off his worst game as a pro, look for Evan Engram to bounce back with Sterling Shepard sidelined once again.
Hope For The Best: You have to think that Eli Manning would rather be wearing a sweater and fighting over the last turkey leg with his brothers than to be pounded endlessly into the cold November ground tomorrow night. To make matters worse, he doesn't have anyone to throw to outside of Roger Lewis, Jr., who becomes an intriguing play in a 'last man standing' sense. Josh Doctson keeps making strides in the right direction, so there's a chance tomorrow could be the breakout (keeping in mind a breakout for him could be 7 catches, 83 yards and a score). Stop me if you heard this one before: Jordan Reed was injured and Vernon Davis made huge, often beastly plays in his stead. I'd gladly catch another case of VD with Reed possibly missing time again.
Hell No: I wouldn't read too much into Ryan Grant's bullshit ass score last weekend. The Doctson truther in me would like to chalk that one up as a fluke, anyway. It would shock me if Wayne Gallman was still rostered in your league, and I think Perine's emergence makes Rob Kelley equally expendable. Plus, you think Fat Rob is going to miss out his biggest day of the year? He might be fully recovered for all we know, but he's probably nursing that shit for an unfettered sojourn to the thanksgiving buffet table.
Postgame Headline: "Redskins pull away late for 20-17 win over G-Men"
Bills @ Chiefs
Safe Bets: It was a disastrous enough performance by Alex Smith for me to wonder if the Chiefs, the former darlings of the league, would be better off with Patrick Mahomes at Quarterback. Luckily for Smith, the Chiefs have a date with a Bills Defense that gave up 57 goddamn points last week (to be fair, at least 21 of those were directly due to Peterman). I expect everyone to be better, which means Travis Kelce's passer rating should improve as well. I'm calling it – this is the game Kareem Hunt finally scores another touchdown in. That's kind of like predicting the end of the world on the Mayan Calendar at this point, only with higher accuracy because the Bills have given up nearly 200 yards rushing/game since trading Marcel Dareus. LeSean McCoy is all the Bills have left in this embarrassment of a season, so he should see plenty of work.
Hope For The Best: By now it should be apparent what Tyreek Hill is. The Chiefs have their very own T.Y. Hilton but with slightly lower "bust" than "boom" potential. There's nothing wrong with that as your WR2, but it's good to go into matchups with accurate expectations. If Sean McDermott isn't actually a replicant that's being controlled by the Buffalo front office, he should do the rational thing and start Tyrod Taylor. If that's the case, he's fine as a very low end QB1 with potential for big garbage time scoring. Call it a hunch, but I think Charcandrick West gets in on the action in garbage time this week. Zay Jones had his best performance of the season during last week's blowout, and with Kelvin Benjamin likely sidelined again, he's set to be the target leader once again for the Bills.
Hell No: I don't want to belabor the point about how awful Nathan Peterman's performance was last week, but let's just say that it was notoriously shitty enough that it deserved its own response from our President on twitter…
@RealDonaldTrump: "Hearing that Nathan 'Palsy' Peterman couldn't hold onto the ball. FIVE turnovers on 14 attempts! SAD! Worst assault on unwitting participants (the American viewers) since Al Frankenstein's nasty behavior. Would be smart for Nervous Nate to take a knee in the locker room during the anthem this week!"
Postgame Headline: "Chiefs begin to crack, but strong second half holds off Bills 28-17"
Titans @ Colts
Safe Bets:
Pro: In many ways, last week's loss to the Steelers featured Marcus Mariota's best fantasy performance of the season.
Con: In many, many more tangible ways, it was a shitshow that featured four interceptions.
Neither of these things – the 300 yards or the four turnovers – will be the new normal, but Mariota can deliver about 240 yards and multiple scores against the Colts this weekend. Jacoby Brissett could similarly deliver some bountiful goodness on Thanksgiving weekend (provided that he's actually healthy and active). This is the Presessment, so that means you're here for at least one T.Y. Hilton hot take. Here's this week's: 7-141-1. Delanie Walker erupted for 92 yards last week and one hellacious end zone drop, so it's safe to say his back in business as the top option on the Titans' offense.
Hope For The Best: It was a hell of a game for Rishard Matthews last week if you're going by the bottom line, but he did the majority of his damage on a 70+ yard bomb to open the 2nd half. That's probably not going to happen again, but Rishard is still the best of the Tennessee wideouts. Notice I didn't mention Corey Davis with that designation, because he's fuckin' dead to me. I bought into the hype just like everyone else, but the rookie "phenom" simply isn't doing much even with ample opportunity. It's hard to get excited about any of the other Colts skill players, but I'd have to give the edge to Frank Gore for at least modest fantasy production. The same goes for Demarco Murray, who is the epitome of a "hope for the best" player. He goes as the Tennessee offense does, which lately is about as reliable as Greek bank. Jack Doyle will throw you a bone to the tune of 6 catches, 54 yards and about a 30% chance at a touchdown.
Hell No: We're into Week 12 now, so Derrick Henry can no longer be considered a playoff "lotto ticket". If you've held him all season long, he's likely been taking up valuable real estate and resources on your bench, much like how actual lottery tickets propagate the cycle of poverty and are a drain on the American economy. Donte Moncrief is way too inconsistent to trust. Since this is Thanksgiving, I'm thankful that I've never had to start Eric Decker in a single league this season.
Postgame Headline: "Battle of awful coaches, offenses ends with 26-19 win for the Titans"
Bears @ Eagles
Story To Watch: The wins come so infrequently in this business that you have to relish them when you get the chance. For every Aaron Jones and T.Y. Hilton I've whiffed on this year, there's been an Alshon Jeffery to soften to the blow. I claimed a few weeks ago that the Eagles seemed to be more confident in their high-priced free agent and he was trending upward, and he's done nothing but produce over the past few games. He's playing through injury and still making huge plays, which I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that he'll be entering free agency this year. He could add a few extra million to his looming contract with a huge revenge game against Chicago this weekend.
Safe Bets: While it's tempting to think that this is a dream matchup for everyone on the Eagles offense, the "spread the wealth" nature of Doug Pederson's playcalling makes Carson Wentz the only sure thing. He could throw for another three touchdowns, but at the cost of a low yardage output (180-230 range). Alshon Jeffery may not see the volume to deliver a monster day, but a few red zone looks are all but guaranteed for him. Think more of a 5-71-1 day than a 100+ yard explosion. Speaking of a lack of volume, that's the only thing holding Jay Ajayi back. The Eagles still use a four running back rotation, but Jay will be more involved by the week. Keep starting him.
Hope For The Best: Even though he's the entire engine of the offense, you can't feel extremely confident in Jordan Howard this weekend. It will be tough sledding against the #1 defense in the league and the Bears will be playing with a big deficit. Zach Ertz is coming off his worst game of the season, but the Eagles might just be easing him back in after a hamstring injury. Corey Clement is the man in the red zone, but he's a deep league moonshot play. As far as that goes, though, he's the new Chris Thompson for fantasy purposes. LeGarrette Blount is equally hard to trust, but he's still getting the volume. In what could be a blowout, he should see plenty of work in the 2nd half.
Hell No: Even though he's coming off his best game as a pro, Mitchell Trubisky is going to have a bad time in South Philly on Sunday. I actually think he could deliver a decent bottom line for fantasy purposes, but it's going to take a lot of turnovers before he gets a garbage time TD or two. Torrey Smith's TD was a massive fluke for a guy who's been phased out of the gameplan for weeks. The Eagles tried to force Nelson Agholor the ball last week, and he responded by delivering his best Ryan Gosling impression.
Postgame Headline: Eagles maul Bears 35-20 to improve to 10-1
Broncos @ Raiders
Safe Bets: In a 2017 fantasy season that has been checkered by disappointment across the league, is there any one more glaring than the Oakland offense? This was a unit that was expected to take the next step this season, but instead they missed the step entirely, their hand slipped off the railing, and now they're sitting at the bottom of the stairs with a broken hip and in need of a Life Alert button.
The Raiders offense in a nutshell
Despite their sputtering lately, this feels like a get right spot for the struggling Raiders offense. I think Derek Carr throws for two touchdowns against the suddenly toothless Broncos, with Michael Crabtree hauling in at least one of them. I would feel extremely confident starting Demaryius Thomas if not for the fact that Winter's Bone extra Paxton Lynch was getting the start this week. That's a hit to everyone's value on the offense, although this could be the week that the youth movement finally takes hold and Devontae Booker gets the lion's share of the touches.
Hope For The Best: The talent is obviously there for Emmanuel Sanders, but we simply have no idea what to expect with Paxton Lynch under center. Start him if you must, but expect some missed connections along the way. C.J. Anderson is the definition of a lame duck now that the youth movement is underway. He'll still see 10-13 carries, but he's hardly the focal point of the rushing game like he was in September. Amari Cooper got bailed out with a garbage time touchdown last week, but otherwise it would've been yet another cooper pooper. He's a WR3 at best. Expect Jared Cook to get back on track after he came crashing down to earth with a 2-36-0 line last week. You need a touchdown for Marshawn Lynch to be effective this week, as the Broncos still take pride in stopping the run.
Hell No: I don't think Paxton Lynch will replicate Peterman's disastrous debut for Buffalo (because, historically speaking, that's impossible), but he's still going to have a tough time this weekend. The Raiders Defense packs all the punch of a pillow fight, but I'd still avoid Lynch if you can help it. With only 3 carries last week and an obvious shift in focus to young talent evaluation for the Denver front office, Jamaal Charles is like the old head still hanging around the club. Nobody is trying to dance up on your old junk, JC. Wouldn't be surprised if he saw less than 5 touches again. (P.S. Jamaal is one of my favorite players in history. Sad to see him go out with a whimper like this.)
Postgame Headline: "Raiders finally show some pride, hold off Broncos 23-20"
Packers @ Steelers
Story to Watch: Here's a list of things that are more effective than Brett Hundley at the NFL level…
My recalled Nissan airbag, which shoots shrapnel into the faces of drivers instead of a life-saving cushion.
A sushi chef with parkinson's disease
Playing fetch with a cat
Starting your Thanksgiving dinner conversation with, "so who'd you vote for?"
Taking a shot of draino to help with constipation
Blaine Gabbert
Okay, maybe that was one was a little bit harsh. Still, I bet Mike McCarthy and the Packers are counting down the days until Week 15 after witnessing Hundley's utter meltdown against the Ravens. Things aren't going to get any easier as they head to Pittsburgh this week, either…
Safe Bets: Last week: Called a scorched earth game for Antonio Brown, got a scorched earth game for Antonio Brown. I realize that's not exactly a bold prediction, sort of like calling a grand slam when Barry Bonds has the bases loaded. Still, I think the Steelers will ride the wave and AB will give another 100+ yard performance. After a season of disappointment, could it be that Home Ben Roethlisberger is a thing again? I don't think we're back to 2014 level, but Roeth is more than safe to deploy against the Pack in the comfy confines of Heinz field. Le'Veon Bell has been a disappointment himself, but the volume is still there. Keep him locked in. DaVante Adams is the only Packers skill player you can feel comfortable starting as long as Hundley is under center.
Hope For The Best: after a two game stretch in which he accounted for 290 yards and two touchdowns, JuJu Smith-Schuster was due for a letdown. It came last week, but he still saw 8 targets. I'd keep him locked in as long as he's healthy. Jamaal Williams is cut from the Doug Martin mold, in that he has an envious carry share but fails to do anything noteworthy with his touches. They might be limited with Ty Montgomery possibly returning this week, but Jamaal is still the bet for lead back duties at Pittsburgh. I wouldn't blame you if you still had to start Jordy Nelson because he's Jordy Nelson, but it should be clear by now that benching him isn't a terrible idea.
Hell No: It seems that Martavis Bryant has finally bought into the team atmosphere in Pittsburgh, but he's still not useable for fantasy purposes yet. I'm not a gambling man, but I'd probably set the O/U for Brett Hundley's turnovers at 3.5 this week. I'd take the under, too, because I think there's a strong change he could get pulled once he throws his third pick of the afternoon. Jesse James' nice game last week was more of an aberration than anything. I'd stay away.
Postgame Headline: 'Steelers make super bowl sized impression with 33-17 walloping of Packers"
Texans @ Ravens
Story To Watch: It's technically the start of the Holiday season, so the higher ups at ESPN should get in the Christmas spirit and give us the gift of any fucking game but this one on Monday night. Is MNF excluded from flex scheduling? That's the only plausible situation I can think of for subjecting us to this modern day shootout at the OK Corrall between the Texans and Ravens. There's obviously a player or two worth keeping your eyes on in this matchup, but I could've used a more entertaining game as we're forced to sit Al Bundy on the couch after a turkey and bourbon infused weekend.
Safe Bets: DeAndre Hopkins proved that he's both matchup-and-Tom Savage-proof against Patrick Peterson and the Cardinals last weekend. He has another tough draw against the Ravens, but I'm not betting against the most consistent wide receiver of the 2017 fantasy season. Lamar Miller saw a rare redzone target (converted for a TD) and his backfield mate go down last week. The matchup is tough, but he should be a fixture of the Texans offense going forward. The Ravens backfield is suddenly more crowded than Tom Joad's truck, but Alex Collins is in the driver's seat and the best bet for goal line work.
Hope For The Best: Jeremy Maclin and Mike Wallace split the target share evenly for the Ravens last week, which is kind of like splitting a shit sandwich. Still, Wallace did the most with his opportunities, including an amazing one handed touchdown grab. That will give your QB more confidence going forward, typically. Bruce Ellington delivered a useable if not uninspired line last week, so I don't see him having much upside outside of full PPR formats. There were times when there Houston defense made Blaine Gabbert look like Johnny Unitas, so you could do worse than starting the elite Joe Flacco on Monday Night as a streamer. I think this will be the week that we see a return to form for Danny Woodhead in PPR leagues.
Hell No: On the other hand, Brett Hundley was shut out in embarrassing fashion by the Ravens last week, so how do you think Tom Savage will fare? He moves as if there should be a tuba soundtrack following him, so it's doubtful he'll evade the Baltimore pass rush. Terrance West will be a healthy scratch and Buck Allen still won't see meaningful carries, so both can be safely dropped.
Prediction: "Ravens defense strong again, stifle Texans in 23-14 victory"
Part II coming on Friday…
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Last farewell to dedicated Reading Borough Councillor Pete Ruhemann
The humanist service at Henley Road Crematorium told the story of a lifetime of dedicated Labour activism
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The funeral of Cllr Pete Ruhemann at Henley Road Crematorium
The leader of the council in Reading Jo Lovelock said her personal goodbye to the man she described as "simply the love of my life".
On Monday she was joined by hundreds of mourners who came to pay their last respects to her husband Councillor Pete Ruhemann.
The humanist service at Henley Road Crematorium told the story of a lifetime of dedicated Labour activism.
The ceremony, attended by friends, family, fellow councillors of all parties, council officers and Labour Party colleagues, opened and closed with Bob Dylan's Blowin' in the Wind and the congregation sang The Red Flag.
Cllr Ruhemann died after a short illness in Royal Berkshire Hospital on Tuesday, June 3, aged 66.
He worked as a caseworker for Slough MP Fiona Mactaggart and she opened the tributes, calling him "wonderfully tenacious".
She said he won back thousands of pounds in benefits for some of the poorest people in Slough who came to their MP for help.
She made the congregation smile when she told how her case worker's efforts saved the life of a parrot threatened with "execution".
The funeral of Cllr Pete Ruhemann
Ms Mactaggart said she had been speaking to First Great Western in Slough and hoped to have a bench at the station there dedicated to his memory for what he did for the people of Slough.
Deputy leader of Reading Borough Council Cllr Tony Page described what his colleague of more than 40 years did for the people of Reading, with particular reference to his fight to prevent development on Kennet Meadows.
Cllr Page told of his "commitment and doggedness" both on Berkshire County Council from 1985 and on Reading Borough Council in 1997, when Reading became a unitary authority.
He paid tribute to Cllr Ruhemann's role in the Lib/Lab pact on Berkshire County Council which was the only county in the country to work toward its own abolition, allowing Reading to have a single council with "strong leadership" today.
Family friend Helen Hathaway described Cllr Ruhemann as a committed feminist.
The funeral was conducted by Clare Grove, who read a tribute from Cllr Lovelock who was married to Cllr Ruhemann in 1991.
It described how they met through the Labour Party when he was ward secretary canvassing in Kentwood where she lived.
She described their many happy holidays together, their favourite destination being Corsica, and said in her tribute: "We had a rule. We would never discuss Reading politics whilst we were away which we stuck to because there was so much more to discuss there."
She closed by saying: "Pete was quite simply the love of my life", adding that after 24 years together "I was so lucky to have been loved by such a man".
Donations were made to the Holocaust Education Trust and Reading Refugee Support Group and the wake was held at Southcote Children's Centre in his ward.
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"I just want to take a quick moment to thank my dentists," she told a Los Angeles audience as they waited for the film to roll. "I don't even know if they're here, but I just want to say thank you."
Why did the starring actress/producer give a shout-out to her dental team? It seems she trained and fought so hard in the action sequences that she actually cracked two teeth!
"I had severe tooth pain, which I never had in my entire life," Theron told an interviewer from Variety. At first, she thought it was a cavity — but later, she found out it was more serious: One tooth needed a root canal, and the other had to be extracted and replaced with a dental implant — but first, a bone grafting procedure was needed. "I had to put a donor bone in [the jaw] to heal," she noted, "and then I had another surgery to put a metal screw in there."
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The Medical Registration (Amendment) Bill 2021 can help increase and stabilise the supply of medical talents for Hong Kong, the Hospital Authority said today. In response to a recent online commentary, the authority said in a statement that it welcomed the Government's announcement on submitting the bill to the Legislative Council on June 2 to introduce a new pathway for non-locally trained Hong Kong doctors to return and serve in the city. The bill stipulates that doctors applying for special registration must be Hong Kong permanent residents. The authority noted that it will continue to collaborate with the Academy of Medicine to facilitate non-locally trained doctors to receive specialist training while working in Hong Kong, assess their job performance for the five years following the attainment of their specialist qualification and acknowledge their competence as doctors before they can apply for full registration. The commentary stating that the bill's purpose is to introduce mainland doctors is purely speculative, arouses undue conflicts and misleads the public, the authority said, adding that the Government is imposing a higher requirement for non-locally-trained doctors in comparison with locally trained doctors who can obtain full registration after completing a one-year internship. The authority stressed that the purpose of the bill is to attract non-locally trained doctors, who are Hong Kong permanent residents, to return to Hong Kong and serve for a specific period of time in the public healthcare sector. By serving in the public healthcare sector for an extended period of time, the non-locally trained doctors will definitely help relieve frontline doctors' workload, it added. Although the two local universities have progressively increased the intake of medical students, while the authority has recruited all suitable local medical graduates, supply still falls short of the city's demand due to an ageing population and rising service needs. The authority noted it was concerned about the manpower situation of doctors in public hospitals and has implemented various human resources measures to increase and retain manpower, meet service demand and alleviate frontline doctors' workload. It also trusted that the Government's proposed plan could increase and stabilise the supply of medical talents and hoped the profession could be more liberal in the discussion.
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Smart Works Charity Dressed For Online Success With Newcastle Building Society Grant Support
Posted by Christopher | Apr 16, 2021 | Business, Charity, Fashion & Beauty, Law & Finance, Life, Recruitment | 0
A virtual outreach initiative which has helped dozens of women across the North East get new jobs during the pandemic is set to carry on thanks to a four-figure grant from the region's biggest building society.
Smart Works Newcastle aims to help women get back into work, gain financial independence and transform their lives by providing free interview clothing and coaching which gives them the confidence they need to succeed.
When it had to suspend the face-to-face sessions that it usually runs through its city centre office last spring, it quickly developed a virtual service in its place, with coaching being offered either by telephone or over Zoom and interview outfits being sent out in the post.
Having been able to help more 120 women over the last year across a growing number of North East communities, Smart Works had been looking at how it could sustain the virtual service alongside its regular personal appointments, which are set to recommence this month.
And now, thanks to a £2,688 grant from Newcastle Building Society, it has been able to commit to retaining the service and to further extending its reach into County Durham and Northumberland.
The funding is being provided through the Newcastle Building Society Community Fund at the Community Foundation, which offers grants to charities and community groups located in or around the communities served by the Society's branch network.
In the first part of 2021, the Society is directing its support to a range of employability and food poverty projects, helping communities manage and recover from the impact of Covid-19.
Smart Works Newcastle has helped over 400 women around the region since its launch three years ago, with around two-thirds of them going on to succeed at a job interview within a month of receiving the charity's support.
It is currently looking to recruit more volunteers to help meet the growing demand for its services, with training that has been funded by the Newcastle Building Society grant being provided to help them develop and enhance the digital and personal skills they need to support its work.
Nathalie Bouleau Chabot, business development lead at Smart Works Newcastle, says: "While our face-to-face service works really well, it can sometimes be difficult for women who live in rural communities, or who have work or childcare commitments to get all the way into Newcastle for their appointments.
"Making the service available online has allowed us to get around these barriers and to support people living across communities that we'd not previously been able to reach.
"The positive impact on our virtual service users has been clear to see right through the year, and with the economy beginning to open up, we know there's going to be even greater demand for our help in the coming months.
"Without Newcastle Building Society's support, we wouldn't have been able to cover the costs of making this a permanent part of the Smart Works service and we want to use it as a platform to keep developing what we offer to even more women around the North East."
Pauline Baldwin, manager at Newcastle Building Society's flagship Northumberland Street branch, adds: "Smart Works Newcastle does a brilliant job in giving dozens of local women the chance to get back into the workplace, realise more of their potential and improve their and their families' lives.
"The creativity and determination the team has shown to keep providing this important service during the most difficult of times is extremely impressive, and their positive impact in communities right across the region makes them more than deserving of our support."
Since its launch in 2016, Newcastle Building Society's Community Fund has also contributed over £2.1m in grants and partnerships to a wide variety of charities and projects across the region, including the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and the Prince's Trust. The grants are so far estimated to have had a positive impact on more than 151,000 people.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the Society also made a £100,000 contribution to the Coronavirus Response and Recovery Fund set up by the Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland.
The Newcastle Building Society Community Fund is run in association with the Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland.
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This aircraft is used to train astronauts in zero maneuvers, giving them about 25 seconds of weightlessness out of 65 seconds of flight in each parabola. During such training the airplane typically flies between 40-60 parabolic maneuvers. In about two thirds of these flights, this motion produces nausea due to airsickness, especially in novices, giving the plane its nickname.
So there's this moment where you're just hovering, unmoored, between a state of going up or going down. Just there. You came from the ground, you're going back to the ground. For that moment, though, maybe it seems like you could be going nowhere; or perhaps you're in danger of going practically anywhere.
When you search for "vomit comet" photos you see a lot of expressions. Some people are smiling, some look very still and maybe afraid, some look determined … just 25 seconds to be in that state and learn the ropes of being that way before it's back to normal.
I've never been in an airplane like that. I remember my first drop in jump school, though; the way it was so loud in the plane from the engine noise and the jump master's shouting and the rush of the wind. Going out the door felt like what it might feel to walk in high gravity, not because of any of the physics involved but because it's taking hours to walk five or six feet to the jump master who's waiting to grab your static line, then more hours still to pivot and walk for the door. Maybe other people thought it was the same as walking out the front door in the morning, but to me it felt like walking into a wall of ballistic gel.
The door isn't wider than one in your house, but between turning toward it and going out of it, it becomes as big as a drive-in movie screen showing nothing but horizon. Then out the door and the horizon flips and turns and spins. You're not falling, you're not flying, you're not hanging. It's just you and blue sky and green fields, and by the time you feel the snap of the static line telling you that one more thing has probably not gone too badly wrong, you're in the middle of quiet like you haven't heard in hours. You feel like you're just hanging around up there, not going up, doesn't feel like you're going down. By the time you pull even with the tree line, though, you can tell Earth wants you back.
You land. Gravity works again. There's noise, too, even if it's just the Black Hats yelling at you to get off their goddamn drop zone, but sometimes because somebody lost a piece of gear up there and it lands right next to you with a whiz and a smack, kicking up sand. You look around, look up, orient and get used to being back down again. You start gathering your chute, bundling up silk and risers, stuffing it in a sack, and you run off the drop zone. You didn't die, and for a few minutes maybe you're that much more alive, but you're not between anything anymore. Sky's up there. Ground's down here.
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Is it Good Time to Bail on The Williams Companies Inc. [WMB]? Let's Look at the Charts
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In a recent bid The Williams Companies Inc. [WMB] faced a contemporary bid of $21.71 yielding a -1.79% decline where 2.82 million shares have exchanged hands over the last week. WMB amount got a boost by 3.88% or $0.81 versus $20.90 at the end of the prior session. This change led market cap to move at 25.55B, putting the price 158.15% below the 52-week high and -10.18% above the 52-week low. The company's stock has a normal trading capacity of 2.82 million shares while the relative volume is 0.57.
On 2, December 2020, Williams CFO to Participate in 2020 Wells Fargo Virtual Midstream Utility Symposium. According to news published on Yahoo Finance, Williams (NYSE: WMB) Chief Financial Officer John Chandler is scheduled to participate in virtual meetings with investors, including a fireside chat Q&A session, at the 2020 Wells Fargo Virtual Midstream Utility Symposium on Wednesday, December 9.
The most recent analyst activity for The Williams Companies Inc. [NYSE:WMB] stock was on July 15, 2020, when it was Upgrade with an Overweight rating from Morgan Stanley. Before that, on October 15, 2020, Goldman Recapitulated a Neutral rating and elevated its amount target to $21. On May 12, 2020, Credit Suisse Downgrade a Neutral rating and boosted its price target on this stock to $20. On April 27, 2020, Wells Fargo Upgrade an Overweight rating and increased its price target from $19 to $21. On April 21, 2020, Goldman Upgrade a Buy rating and increased its price target to $23. On March 24, 2020, Barclays Upgrade an Overweight rating and boosted its amount on this stock to $16. On March 12, 2020, Bernstein Upgrade an Outperform rating and decreased its target amount on this stock from $25 to $21. Wells Fargo elevated its amount target by recapitulating a higher weight for this stock.
In the past 52 weeks of trading, this stock has oscillated between a low of $8.41 and a peak of $24.17. Right now, the middling Wall Street analyst 12-month amount mark is $24.00. At the most recent market close, shares of The Williams Companies Inc. [NYSE:WMB] were valued at $21.71. According to the average price forecast, investors can expect a potential return of -2.37%.
The Williams Companies Inc. [NYSE:WMB] most recently reported quarterly sales of 1.93 billion, which represented growth of -3.30%. This publicly-traded organization's revenue is $1,704,281 per employee, while its income is $179,759 per employee. This company's Gross Margin is currently 78.80%, its Operating Margin is 12.70%, its Pretax Margin is +12.97, and its Net Margin is +10.55. Continuing to look at profitability, this corporation's Return on Assets, Equity, Whole Principal & invested Principal is sitting at 1.84, 6.17, 6.16 and 2.45 respectively.
The Principal structure of this organization shows its whole liability to whole principal at 62.74 and the whole liability to whole assets at 47.19. It shows enduring liability to the whole principal at 56.71 and enduring liability to assets at 0.43 while looking for an extended time period.
The Williams Companies Inc. [WMB] reported its earnings at $0.25 per share in the fiscal quarter closing of 9/29/2020. The Analysts for Wall Street were expecting to report its earnings at $0.27/share signifying the difference of -0.02 and -7.40% surprise value. Comparing the previous quarter ending of 6/29/2020, the stated earnings were $0.25 calling estimates for $0.24/share with the difference of 0.01 depicting the surprise of 4.20%.
Meanwhile, turning our focus to liquidity, the Current Ratio for The Williams Companies Inc. [NYSE:WMB] is 0.80. Likewise, the Quick ratio is also the same, showing Cash ratio at 0.07. Now if looking for a valuation of this stock's amount to sales ratio it's 3.51, it's amount to book ratio is 2.16 and showing 110.00 of P/E (TTM) ratio.
The most recent insider trade was by Wilson Terrance Lane, SVP & General Counsel, and it was the purchase of 1100.0 shares on Mar 12. SPENCE WILLIAM H, the Director, completed a purchase of 4000.0 shares on Mar 12. On Mar 10, SPENCE WILLIAM H, Director, completed a purchase of 6500.0 shares.
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