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Chicago Cubs players' college baseball careers
Kyle Hendricks burst onto the baseball scene as a junior at Dartmouth.
The teams have been selected, the stadiums are getting prepped, and the 2016 World Series is so close that you can practically smell the hot dogs cooking.
But the Fall Classic isn't quite here yet, so in the meantime, let's look back at the NCAA careers of the players on each team.
Many major league players sign with the team that drafted them directly out of high school, while an ever-increasing number come from the foreign ranks. Still, many do it the old-fashioned way, developing their skills in college ball before turning pro. In fact, 181 players on the 40-man rosters of the 10 teams in the 2016 MLB playoffs spent some time playing for NCAA programs.
Here's a breakdown of the college years for those players on the National League champion Chicago Cubs. Check out the Cleveland Indians roster here.
Jake Arrieta | TCU
The 2015 NL Cy Young Award winner pitched in purple in 2006 and 2007 after transferring in from Weatherford Junior College.
Arrieta made an immediate impact for the Horned Frogs, tying for the national lead with 14 wins in his first year. He earned second-team All-American honors for that campaign, which included a 2.35 ERA and 111 strikeouts in as many innings.
His final year wasn't quite as strong, but it was still excellent as he went 9-3 with a 3.01 ERA and his second straight first-team All-Mountain West spot.
That was enough for him to receive a fifth-round selection and record $1.1 million signing bonus in the 2007 MLB draft from the Baltimore Orioles.
Kris Bryant | San Diego
From the time Bryant started ripping the balls for the Toreros, it was very clear that he was bound to be a special player.
The unanimous 2015 NL Rookie of the Year was named West Coast Conference co-player of the year as a freshman and then topped that in his sophomore and junior years by earning first-team All-American honors.
Bryant absolutely mashed the ball in college, slugging 54 home runs in 172 games. He batted .353 cumulatively, with an incredible .702 slugging percentage.
His senior year was when he really emerged as a premier power threat. While his average dropped nearly 30 points, he hit 31 homers, more than he hit in his first two years combined. He averaged one dinger for every two games played, and the 31 home runs were more than 223 Division I teams hit that season.
That Babe Ruth-like prestige made him an easy choice for the Cubs to take with the second-overall pick in 2013.
Chris Coghlan | Mississippi
Coghlan was a solid contributor as a freshman for the Rebels but really exploded as a sophomore and junior, batting over .350 each of those years.
Like in the majors, he was not a big power threat in college, hitting just 13 homers in his three seasons from 2004 to 2006. However, he made up for that by doing a great job finding alleys for doubles and using his speed. He combined for 43 doubles over his final two years and stole 24 of 26 bases as a junior.
He was named to the All-SEC team each of those years and a third-team All-American in his final season. He was then drafted 36th overall by the then-Florida Marlins in 2006.
Justin Grimm | Georgia
Unlike the first three Cubs on this list, Grimm was no All-American in his time as a Bulldog, instead struggling to develop consistency.
He showed flashes but struggled on the whole, putting up ERA numbers of 10.91, 4.15 and 5.49 in his three years in Athens. The figure he had going for him most were his strikeout numbers, as he posted a solid 8.32 strikeout per nine innings rate over his three years from 2008 to 2010.
That upside was enough for the Texas Rangers to give him a look in the fifth round of the 2010 MLB draft.
Kyle Hendricks | Dartmouth
In a nice parallel to his MLB career, Hendricks was far from anything special for his first two years in college before emerging out of nowhere as one of the best pitchers in the country as a junior.
The soft-throwing righty surrendered ERAs of 4.84 and 7.49 and opponent batting averages of .303 and .327 as a freshman and sophomore, respectively, before completely flipping the script.
As a junior, he went 5-3 with a 2.47 ERA and .236 opponent batting average.
The pinpoint control that led to him being a Cy Young Award frontrunner this season was on display for each of his three years, as he walked just 40 batters in 186.2 career innings.
He was named to the first-team All-Ivy League as a junior and was later selected by the Texas Rangers in the eighth round of the 2011 draft.
David Ross | Florida
The oldest member of the Cubs spent his college years at a pair of SEC schools way back in the late '90s. He began his collegiate career at Auburn in 1996 and 1997 before making the switch to Florida.
That move certainly paid dividends for him, as his very pedestrian Auburn numbers (.252 batting average, two home runs in 80 games) exploded with the Gators.
In his one year with them, he batted .332 with 21 doubles and 19 home runs in 63 games. He was then selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the seventh round of the 1998 draft and signed.
Interestingly, Ross made the College World Series with both of his schools. He has also made the World Series with two different MLB teams (Boston Red Sox and Cubs).
Matt Szczur | Villanova
Szczur was a notable name in college because he was a standout in two different sports.
He was an FCS All-American in football, serving as a do-it-all weapon on offense. His best year was his junior year in 2009, when he accounted for over 1,400 yards of offense and was the only Division I player to record a touchdown as a receiver, rusher, passer and kick returner. He won the Colonial Athletic Association Offensive Player of the Year and scored two touchdowns to lead the Wildcats to a national championship.
On the baseball diamond, he was possibly even better, debuting with a .346 average in 2009 before batting an inhuman .443 the following year. His athleticism was on full display, as he legged out seven triples in 39 games in 2010.
Szczur was considered an NFL draft prospect but chose to sign with the Cubs after they drafted the outfielder in the fifth round of the 2010 draft.
Ben Zobrist | Dallas Baptist
Zobrist boasts one of the coolest baseball backstories, as he graduated high school without any offers to play college ball and considered his baseball career to be dead and buried.
However, he was convinced to take part in a showcase, where he performed well enough to receive an offer from Olivet Nazarene. After performing well there for a few years, he transferred to Dallas Baptist to finish out his college days as a 23-year-old shortstop.
He hit the cover off the ball with the Patriots, batting .378 with eight home runs and 29 steals in his lone season in 2004. From there, he was selected by the Houston Astros in the sixth round and eventually carved out an excellent big-league career. He is playing in his second consecutive World Series after winning it with the Kansas City Royals a season ago.
Kyle Schwarber | Indiana
Between college and the pros, there has never been a shred of doubt about the abilities that Schwarber has with his powerful bat. In three years as the Hoosiers' catcher, the Middletown, Ohio, native crushed the ball.
He finished his college career with a .341 batting average and 1.044 on-base plus slugging. That included an OPS of over 1.100 for each of his final two seasons.
He showed the power that he is known for with 40 homers and drew more walks than strikeouts in each of his three seasons. Those figures led to him being a first-team All-American in both 2013 and 2014.
Despite some questions about his fit on defense at the major-league level, the Cubs simply could not pass up his bat, taking him fourth overall. Just a year after that, he was bashing home runs in the majors.
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Lawyers: Immigrant Mothers In Texas Coerced To Wear Ankle Monitors
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Lawyers representing immigrant mothers held in a South Texas detention center say the women have been denied counsel and coerced into accepting ankle-monitoring bracelets as a condition of release, even after judges made clear that paying their bonds would suffice.
In a letter Monday to Sarah Saldana, director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the leaders of a volunteer lawyers' project said they were "dismayed by the lack of transparency, and the coercion, disorganization, and confusion" surrounding recent releases. Among the irregularities cited were summons to courtrooms scrawled on yellow sticky notes, no counsel or judge present in court, and women being told that the prior word of immigration judges "has no value."
ICE spokeswoman Gillian Christensen said in a statement that the agency would review the claims and "respond directly" to the lawyers. "ICE takes very seriously the health, safety and welfare of those in our care," the statement added.
Between 70 and 100 women were called into courtrooms at the 50-acre Dilley campus last week and told by ICE officials that they could be released with ankle monitors in lieu of bond, according to a motion filed by R. Andrew Free, a Nashville lawyer working with the CARA Family Detention Pro Bono Project.
ICE appears to want ankle monitors, which use global positioning technology, on the majority of women released, Free said in an interview. The agency's actions "are misleading people about their rights," he said.
Three women wearing ankle monitors waited Monday in a San Antonio home for the bus tickets that would get them to family members in other cities. One woman, who asked to be identified only by her first name of Eliud out of fear of reprisals, said that she left Honduras with her two teenage sons, who were being forced into a gang.
She said she would rather not be wearing the ankle monitor, which itches her skin and keeps her up at night, but wasn't given a choice.
"When people see me, the first thing they see is this (ankle monitor) and they think I am a criminal," she said.
Laura Lichter, a Denver immigration attorney volunteering at Dilley, said that in her 20 years of practice she has never seen ICE add a monitoring device or impose other conditions after an immigration judge has set bond. She said the bracelet monitors were cumbersome, conspicuous, and required constant charging and were another tacit attempt at deterrence.
"There is a stigma," Lichter said. "Everyone is going to think that they are criminals."
Free said his client was among those called into a courtroom to sign the agreement, though a judge had recently reduced her bond from $7,000 to $1,500, which she'd planned on paying. A deportation officer said that even after her bond was paid, an ankle-monitoring device would also be placed on her, according to the motion. She asked to speak to her lawyer but was denied. Two similar situations were cited in affidavits, and Free added that he has heard of at least a dozen similar cases.
Free said he did not oppose women having the choice of a bracelet or bond but that "we want that choice free of coercion and duress." Pushing the monitors is an abuse of authority, he said, that "threatens the entire immigration court process."
After tens of thousands of migrant mothers and their children, mostly from Central America, crossed the Rio Grande last summer the administration opened two large detention centers, a 500-bed facility in Karnes City and the enormous 2,400-bed facility in Dilley, both south of San Antonio.
In recent weeks, in the face of mounting political pressure and a federal lawsuit challenging the detention of children, ICE began moving families through the centers faster, allowing many women to receive ankle monitors instead of paying bonds. Last Friday a federal judge in California ruled that detaining children in these centers did violate the terms of a 1997 settlement, and that families needed to be released rapidly.
The letter, signed by the American Immigration Lawyers Association and other immigrant rights groups, also says that the women are not receiving adequate information from ICE officers about their obligations in the immigration system and that the agency has not responded to the groups' request to have lawyers do pre-release orientations. They said this "sets up the women for failure." The lawyers say that similar tactics are happening in the facility in Karnes City. Until recently both Dilley and Karnes held about 2,000 people combined.
Last fall ICE privately acknowledged to a group of immigrant advocate organizations that about 70 percent of immigrant families released in the United States never showed up weeks later for follow-up appointments.
In an audio recording of a confidential meeting obtained by The Associated Press, an unidentified ICE official acknowledge the no-show figure while explaining the administration's decision in June 2014 to open a temporary detention facility at the Border Patrol training facility in Artesia, New Mexico. Two family jails were later opened in Texas, and the Artesia facility was closed down. There is a third smaller facility in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
The ICE official said during that meeting that it was necessary to detain families to ensure they didn't vanish.
Part of the government's original rationale for opening the detention centers was to deter more women and children from coming to the United States. Many of the families are fleeing escalating gang violence, as well as domestic violence in their home countries, and are seeking asylum here.
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Toronto Raptors: Is Drake the biggest celebrity fanboy to exist?
Drake reacts to play from court side during the game against the Toronto Raptors and the Milwaukee Bucks during Game Four of the Eastern Conference Finals. Photo / Getty Images
By: Kristin Macfarlane
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If you're not hype for your team like Drake is for the Toronto Raptors, are you even a fan?
Could the Canadian rapper be the biggest celebrity fanboy to exist today?
I have no doubt in my mind that he is just that.
The object of the hip-hop superstar's affection is the team of people who make up the Toronto Raptors - and like any good hype-man, Drake is bold and fearless when it comes to showing his appreciation to the world.
He's energetic, he's enthusiastic, sometimes slightly aggressive, and always entertaining - and there is no doubt where his loyalties lie.
Canadian rapper, Drake, reacts during a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Toronto Raptors during Game Four of the Eastern Conference Finals on May 21. Photo / Getty Images
Let's be honest though, he's known to openly share his emotions through his music, so can we expect anything less as a fan?
He's a performer and he's putting on a show. But does he need reminding that he's not the main act?
Finals @Drake is about to be on another level... 😂 pic.twitter.com/kZJ77mbf26
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) May 26, 2019
During the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals between the Raptors and the Milwaukee Bucks, Drake was a constant fixture, and he was more hype for the players and staff than anyone else.
His precious team managed to take out the Eastern Conference, defeating Milwaukee 100-94 in game six and it's no surprise the Raptors' resident fanboy was ecstatically there to hype the squad.
The Raptors will now play California's Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals, starting tomorrow (NZT). They're scheduled for seven games but depending on how the finals play out, the champions could be decided in four. No matter the location, I'm sure we'll see the Toronto-supporting rapper arriving on his private jet - a legit jet FYI, like a custom 767-300F Boeing that can seat hundreds of passengers legit type of private jet.
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We're also sure to see him sitting courtside (probably jumping around a lot and screaming like the fanboy he is) in the best seats in the house at every game and possibly even handing out massages to coach Nick Nurse ... again. Controversial moment of the Eastern Conference finals for sure.
I enjoy seeing celebrities transform into fangirls and fanboys - so I don't hate seeing Drake be that for the Raptors.
You only have to stalk Drake's Instagram page to see his love for the Raptors and their #2 Kawhi Leonard.
What a series...
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But I do have an issue with Drake taking the attention away from the actual stars of this NBA 'show'. He needs to be reminded who he is in this show - and that's the support act, not the headliner.
Drake has drawn plenty of attention for his courtside antics in recent days - and I doubt his antics will become extinct come finals playoffs. But, he should really put a lid on his Worst Behaviour and stop fighting for main act status ... or he may see his team's rivals go Back to Back once again.
No matter what the outcome for the Raptors in the finals though, there is sure to be a post celebration considering it's their first time here. Maybe Drake will host a massive end of season party in the sky on Air Drake once the champs are revealed ... unless of course the Raptors want to enjoy the limelight without having to fight for it
Canadian rapper Drake celebrates with Kawhi Leonard of the Toronto Raptors after the Toronto Raptors defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 100-94 in game six of the NBA Eastern Conference. Photo / Getty Images
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We have moved our office from Viennas 15th district where we sub rented a small room at Amescon and are now members of the industrial co-working space: Factory Hub Vienna. Our main focus is still to increase speed of our electronics production by using more automated workflows with pick and place machines (currently we build everything 100% manually - by hand and one Beta has over 500 individual components to be placed). The hardware testing routine is also still labour intensive and we started creating more test boards so we can work better in parallel. Our pick and place machine has populated the very first AXIOM Beta Main Board and Sensor Front-end PCB successfully!
Check out the February Newsletter Webview for latest development insights.
Current development focus is a USB 3.0 plugin module allowing us to stream uncompressed 4K raw video to a connected PC (hardware design complete, Software / FPGA logic development in progress) and 6G SDI plugin module. The trimmer components we used to calibrate the reference voltages on the AXIOM Beta Power Board have been discontinued without any replacement and are globally out of stock - now the company that bought the company that produced those trimmers has come out with a new replacement - we ordered them and populated an AXIOM Beta Power Board - its being tested now. Recently after lots of trial and error we can show a new kind of heat-sink for the camera's Microzed that's made using new injection moulding techniques with a graphite based plastic compound. For the AXIOM Remote there has been a new concept render and we have a first hardware prototype ready for software development.
See Also: Previous Newsletters and AXIOM Team Talks.
Provides just the required stability to hold the parts together and allows direct access to the hardware components of the AXIOM Beta.
The skeleton enclosure is the first mechanical design of the AXIOM Beta enclosure and especially intended for early adopters and developers as it does not actually enclose the hardware but rather hold it together. That way developers can easily access the hardware without disassembling it. The skeleton is milled from aluminum and coated in black. Since the hardware is fully exposed it is not suitable for outdoor operation.
Is meant as a "simple" way to actually build a "shell" around the camera hardware.
It's not meant be be pretty but provide a simple to manufacture shell around the skeleton and AXIOM Beta hardware to protect it from all sides. The scope is to create a design that anybody can source locally and is cheap to produce with 3D printed parts. The Simple enclosure will be created after the skeleton design is completed.
Full featured AXIOM Beta enclosure CNC milled from solid aluminum.
Milled from several aluminum pieces and with different coating options the full enclosure should provide easy access to all connectors and interfaces while protecting the internal hardware with a solid metal shell. The full enclosure will have several modular parts held in place with metal screws. It will provide several 3/8" and 1/4" mount points in key places. Simple assembly and disassembly for access and repairability is of course also a goal.
Corrections for Column and Row ADC Offset as well as per-pixel compensations of Fixed Pattern Noise (FPN).
This requires creating software that runs inside the camera to apply the corrections in real time in the FPGA (DSNU + PRNU) as well as software/methods for making the calibrations and verifying the results. Overcompensation can quickly make the image worse than before compensation so this will require some tweaking and optimising over time.
A digital sensor sees colors quite differently than human vision. So we need to calibrate the sensor output to match what we expect the real world colors to look like.
This requires software inside the cameras FPGA to run real time matrix color conversion (eg: white-balancing, offsets, channel merging, color effects, color space conversion) and developing the matching color profiling method with defined lighting and pre-measured color charts as reference.
Real time dead/hot pixel compensation with full access to all parameters & pixel addresses.
Every image sensor has millions of pixels and a tiny amount is just statistically out of the expected response bounds or does not work at all - that's normal and the missing value simple gets replaced by the average of neighboring pixels. This software takes care of this in real time and manages the positions/addresses of these dead pixels.
Control your electronic lens aperture, focus and image stabilization for lenses that support it from within the camera.
Canon, Nikon, MFT and Sony lens communication and control is planned where the actual features and implementations depend on the availability of protocol information and documentation and then on the success of reverse engineering anything that is not documented.
Raw actually requires less bandwidth than a color image, with this technique we try to squeeze a larger resolution raw image into a smaller resolution color image.
The background behind this idea is that that a raw image actually contains less data than a color image because with a bayer pattern image sensor not every pixel sees every color. The colors get reconstructed in the so called debayering process which typically happens in post production with raw footage. So in an RGB recording with 8 bits per channel we get 24 bits of space to park our data in for each pixel. Since most recorders do chroma subsampling eg. 4:2:2 that reduces the effectively available space to 16 bit per pixel. Now the trick is to just store a "monochrome" raw pixel in that space, two 12 bit raw pixels fit into one 24 bit RGB 4:4:4 pixel which would allow to eg. record twice the resolution or twice the frame-rate in a traditional 1080p datastream. If your recorder also supports the double frame rate (eg. 1080p60 if you aim for 1080p30) you actually get 4 times the bandwidth. 4K (or actually UHD) has four times as many pixels as HD, so voila that is the experimental 4K raw storage mode.
This of course means that the recorded video is not viewable out of the box anymore. Its not actually an image sequence you see when playing back the recording, its a visualization of a datastream. With the right interpretation (which any raw format needs anyway) all the original raw data can be utilized as raw footage. Initially this could be accomplished through a simple file conversion (ffmpeg, custom plugins etc.), and eventually (much sooner than later with community support), be widely adopted by NLEs and raw image/video processing software.
Doubling the FPS from 150 FPS to 300 FPS at 4K resolution from the CMV12000.
Currently the Sensor Interface Board is named "Dummy" because it's a very simple PCB that just forwards 32 of the 64 LVDS lanes from the sensor to the Microzed effectively limiting the sensor to 150FPS in 4K@10bit which is half it's capacity. The next generation of this board will feature an FPGA to interface all 64 LVDS data lanes and can also be utilized to preprocess the data - in the future this FPGA should act as a bridge between any future image sensor and the rest of the AXIOM Beta hardware. As 150FPS in 4K@10bit are already a lot of data and more than enough for the current application this task is currently low priority.
Enabling software defined dynamic voltage reconfiguration.
Currently the AXIOM Beta Powerboard reference voltages are set with trimmer potentiometers and the calibration process involves turning these with a small screw driver. New image sensors, shields or plugin modules could require different voltages though so the next generation of the Power board will be able to generate voltages as defined via software effectively paving the way for any future components implementation without having to use that small screw driver again.
Wirelessly remote control your AXIOM Beta from any mobile device, laptop, etc.
Since the Camera is running Linux, you can use a simple Wifi dongle to access it. This allows low level access via SSH/FTP/SCP/etc. as well as operating high level Graphical User Interfaces via HTTP and any mobiles device's browser.
Device with buttons and dials to control camera parameters.
The AXIOM Remote features push-buttons and switches as well as 2 rotary encoders (also with push-button function) that can be used to control a wide range of camera parameters like shutter speed, gain, overlays, FPS, gamma curves etc. .
Single PMOD debug inputs/outputs for connecting a wide range of external PMOD devices - mainly intended for development and testing when General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) is required.
The 1080p60 4:4:4 output HDMI module is finished, the AXIOM Beta can accommodate up to two of these plugin modules and supply them with independent video streams.
Triple PMOD debug inputs/outputs for connecting a wide range of external PMOD devices - mainly intended for development and testing when General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) is required.
Three independent DisplayPort Links act as diverse video output ports. Also supports adapters eg. to HDMI directly.
Allows recording 4K/UHD video on an external recorder with a standard 2160p signal. Will also work to supply 4K/UHD screens with a signal of course.
Offers 3.2 Gbit/s throughput which corresponds to 400MByte/s, enough to record uncompressed 4096x2160 raw 12 bit video at 25 FPS to a connected computer.
An industry standard serial digital interface (SDI) connection plugin module will provide dual 6G output and single 6G input. This plugin module is envisioned to utilize a Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A35T or XC7A50T FPGA.
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Ramón Soria Alonso (Alicante, 7 de marzo de 1989), más conocido como Ramón Soria, es un futbolista español que juega de defensa central en el FC Edmonton de la Canadian Premier League.

Trayectoria

Soria es un central formado en la cantera del Villarreal CF en las que estuvo durante cinco temporadas formando parte del equipo "C" en la temporada 2008-2009.

En 2009 abandona el club castellonense para formar parte de la plantilla del RCD Mallorca B durante dos temporadas, donde también se desempeñó como capitán. Durante las siguientes tres temporadas, Soria jugaría para tres clubes españoles diferentes: Albacete Balompié, FC Jove Español y Teruel, antes de pasar un corto tiempo en Noruega con Gjøvik FF.

El 13 de diciembre de 2013 firmó con el Ottawa Fury FC club de la NASL Ottawa Fury FC, siendo su primera experiencia en Canadá.

En febrero de 2016, Soria firmó con el club esloveno de PrvaLiga NK Celje y durante la misma temporada jugaría también en el Puerto Rico FC de la NASL en el que jugaría durante temporada y media.

El 30 de enero de 2018, Soria regresó a España para firmar con el SD Formentera de la Segunda B hasta el final de la temporada, donde jugó 15 partidos y marcó un gol.

El 31 de enero de 2019, Soria firmó con el FC Edmonton de la Canadian Premier League.

Durante la temporada 2019-2020, ejercería como uno de los líderes del vestuario (siendo segundo capitán), segundo entrenador del equipo sub20 y de ojeador en el club de Alberta.

Internacional

Soria ha representado a España en las categorías U16 y U17, incluso en el Campeonato de Europa Sub-17 de Fútbol de la UEFA 2006 en Luxemburgo, donde España terminó en tercera posición.

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Futbolistas del FC Edmonton
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North Melbourne will head to the tribunal tomorrow night to challenge Luke McDonald's one match ban for rough conduct on Adelaide's Chayce Jones.
McDonald was cited after arriving late to a marking contest and collecting Jones in the head. It was graded as careless conduct with medium impact and high contact.
But with the grading heavily impacted by Jones missing the rest of the game through the concussion protocol, Kangaroos coach Brad Scott told Fox Footy his club would challenge on the basis McDonald may not have caused the injury.
"Potentially I'm a bit biased. I suspect we'll go to the tribunal on this one," he said on AFL 360.
The Kangaroos' case looks likely to be based on the question of whether Jones instead suffered the concussion during his awkward landing.
"The question is it's his left knee there, what actually caused the issue itself?" Scott said.
AFL 360 co-host Mark Robinson was on the Kangaroos' side of the argument.
"The way he goes down, the way he landed - I thought that at the time, actually," he said.


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Two Years of Modi government: 'Work in progress but a lot more required'
New Delhi, May 25: As the BJP-led NDA government completes two years in office, an industry chamber described it as "work in progress" but said that "a lot more is required" to be done on the issue of tax disputes, while concerns remain on the huge bad loans incurred by the banking system.
Here's how key economic ministries have fared in the last two years:
Finance and corporate affairs (Arun Jaitley):
Through the instrument of two full union budgets and more, Jaitley has helped the economy achieve a fair degree of macroeconomic stability and a GDP growth rate of over seven percent, which surpassed China's, prompting the IMF to tag India as the fastest growing major economy.
The government's other achievements include controlling the current account and fiscal deficits, while inflation has also declined, with a little help and nudging by the RBI, from 11 percent to below five percent, making room for interest rates to be cut.
However, private investment has been quite slow to revive and job creation has remained low in a situation of stymied industrial growth.
Data earlier this month showed growth of India's manufacturing, which has the maximum weight in the overall index of industrial production, actually fell by 1.2 percent in March after rising during the month before.
Crucial to the situation is the high levels of bad loans of public sector banks that have choked up credit flow to industry – gross non-performing assets (GNPAs) could rise to 6.9 percent by March 2017, the deadline set by the RBI governor for banks to clean-up their balance sheets.
Jaitley, who is realistic about the pace of reforms in India, has managed to steer the Bankruptcy Code through parliament – a reform measure which will help address the NPAs issue.
However, the overhaul of India's indirect tax system is held up with the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill currently stalled in the Rajya Sabha.
Commerce and industry (Nirmala Sitharaman):
This has been directly hit the most by the global economic slowdown, with exports being in decline from around the time Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman took office.
Official data earlier this month showed India's merchandise exports in April were valued at $20.57 billion – down 6.74 percent in dollar terms – against $22.05 billion in the like month of last year, signalling a decline for the 17th straight month.
Power, coal and renewable energy (Piyush Goyal):
Taken as a whole, one of the few areas of high performance. In his first year, his team conducted the first successful coal mine auctions, while other efforts yielded higher coal output.
The ministry also managed to reduce solar power tariffs through competitive bidding and reviving stranded gas-based power plants.
"India has become power surplus from chronic power shortage. There has been a record capacity addition of 20 percent of current conventional power capacity and solar power capacity addition of 157 percent in the last two years," Goyal has said.
During the second year, Goyal launched the Ujwal Discom Assurance Yojana (UDAY) to revive the hugely indebted state distribution companies.
The power ministry also brought in a new National Tariff Policy, with focus on electricity for all and affordable tariffs through efficiency.
Civil aviation (Ashok Gajapathi Raju):
The central government's ambitious plans on making flying more affordable and profitable remained grounded, as the sector waited in the wings for the National Civil Aviation Policy, widely debated and appreciated but is still to get the green signal.
The draft policy, nonetheless, has some far-reaching implications. Among the proposals is one to scrap the 5/20 norm, which stipulates a minimum five years of operations and a fleet of 20 aircraft for overseas flying rights, and to peg a minimum tariff of no more than Rs.2,500 per ticket for each flying-hour.
However, the real thrust behind the industry's turnaround were lower fuel prices, uptick in economic activity and a stellar rise in passenger traffic. All the major listed players reported robust earnings.
Nevertheless, the central government did manage to include the sector in the list of 15 industries in which foreign equity norms were eased.
Communications (Ravi Shankar Prasad):
Aiming to provide better service to the customers the government successfully auctioned spectrum in 2015, mopping up Rs.1.10 lakh crore ($17.6 billion) to licence 380.75 MHz of airwaves in the 900 MHz, 1,800 MHz and 800 MHz and 2100 MHz bands across 17 out of 22 telecom circles.
It also allowed spectrum trading and sharing so that the telecom service providers can offer seamless network connectivity. Mobile number portability across the country was made operational. The service providers are gearing up for nationwide 4G telephony launch.
The government has also planned for another mega spectrum auction this year, from which it expects to garner a whopping Rs.560,000 crore ($83 billion).
But the ghost of call drops kept haunting the government every now and then. The sector regulator, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, had directed operators to compensate for call drops from Jan 1, 2016. But after a long court battle, the Supreme Court scrapped the watchdog's order. However, the government assured mobile phone users that it will keep a check on service quality.
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Obama: Most Individual Grants in a Day?
President Obama was exceptionally merciless in his first term. In addition to being the second slowest president to grant the first pardon of his administration, he has since "made history" with (1) the largest number of clemency applications (2) the largest number of clemency applications denied (3) the largest number of clemency applications closed or denied without presidential action. His Attorney General apparently thinks previous presidents have violatd the Constitution with their numerous historic amnesties (group or blanket pardons). President Obama is also currently engaged in the largest 4th-year clemency surge in history and thousands of applications are pending as the final weeks wind down.
Now, Therefore, I, Harry S. Truman, President of the United States of America, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by Article II of the Constitution of the United States, do hereby grant a full pardon to those persons convicted of violating the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 as amended whose names are included in the list of names attached hereto and hereby made a part of this proclamation.
If the WH wants to play the game of who has done the most pardons in a single day (as opposed to amnesty proclamations that pardoned tens of thousands of persons who fell within a class), then why isn't this the record?
Truman pardoned more than 1,500 specifically named persons at one time. Just sayin.
Maybe Obama can claim the record for the most grants in a single day by a left-handed president? Or on a Monday before Christmas? I know, the most pardons in a single day announced while the President was in Hawaii. There's plenty of glory to go around!"
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With all due respect to Stardock, I'm surprised that AI is cheating. I thought the devs were proud of a non cheating AI, except for the acknowledged boost to resources and such when changing difficulty level.
The cheat is also very obvious to spot, when you are on it. This is about sensor range of AI ships versus the distance they start chasing your own ships. If you eliminate border/dubious cases where the AI might have sensor range from another of its starbase, ship or planet, you rapidly see that AI, once it starts chasing one of your ship, maintain the chase at 4 to 5 time the distance it should spot you.
Pirates do cheat, but regular AIs too. Just move a faster ship just outside interception range of an AI ship, then start moving away until you are well into fog of war (outside detection range) for half a dozen of consecutive turns. You'll see the AI still pursue your ship, even in the midst of your empire where you have full intelligence on all hexes and clearly see only this AI ship is there and can't possibly see you.
Now, I'm not throwing stones (that much in fact. I'll play with that... But I'm surprised over this 'feature' as I believe the devs were proud of their AI, in GC2 at least.
Sad thing is, Devs are getting lazier with their AI. Not so much because they can`t do it, but because the time isn`t worth the reward (cash) for them. It`s a new excuse I`ve seen start popping up and it`s not one I1m happy to see. We`re lucky they continued working on the AI to 1.41, but I`m always wondering when they`re going to quit rather than finish the job.
I think the only way we`re going to see a true effort made on the AI in ALL games is when someone makes an AI module. Something even hardware-like that you add in like a graphics card into your PC which will simply employ a heightened intelligent AI to a particular game that`s been programmed to use it. Then we will get the AI we deserve.
Yes, this is sad and true. I have experienced this myself before.
Stardock are proud of their non-cheating AI. But they use a very, very specific definition of the word 'cheating'. And a very specific definition of 'AI', too.
On NORMAL difficulty the ai is at the same lvl as you and is limited by the fog of war.
On any difficulty ABOVE normal the ai does NOT have Fog of War, They can see YOU and all resources and all habitable planets. It is rather annoying. I was hoping Stardock can keep the FOW for Gifted or the next tier up.
You are correct. What I was stating is exactly working as intended. I had read that the Devs were going to make it that the next steps up above Normal and the ai would be subject to FOW.
I am not sure that is the case yet.
Most games with FOW are like this. The enemies always know where you are. Only, in some games, the AI will "pretend" to not know until you reveal yourself, or until they intentionally move their units closer to you to reveal you.
I really don't understand what the big deal is.
I couldn't care less how the computer opponents achieve their behaviour, as long as it provides a good experience for me. In fact, I would even argue that the AI should use even more information about me and the galaxy, that I as a human player are not able to get. As long as the resulting behaviour enhances my fun, I'm all for it.
If you want fair sportsmanship you should use multiplayer against humans.
Every GalCiv has had some bit of this.
GalCiv II: AI knew where all the planets were but did not know if they were "good". If AI ever "saw" a unit, it could see it forever (i.e. flagged).
GalCiv III: AI doesn't know where the planets or stars are. If AI sees a unit, it "sees" it until it is outside a the sector (an internal system that occasionally gets updated).
I can't think of any 4X's that don't have some tweak or other for performance reasons. It doesn't really make a material difference in the game play.
Thanks for the update. I thought I heard that general FOW was in effect on all levels of GC3, and it does seem that way in my games, but I wasn't sure enough to respond to the thread.
Interesting point on performance considerations as well as game mechanics. I hadn't thought of that, but it does make a lot of sense. Good job on trimming the FOW reveal down to the present status. Thinking about it as a performance issue makes that gain somewhat impressive.
When people ask the repeated question about the differences between GC2 and GC3, this should be added to the list.
I don't think it is fair when the Ai doesn't know where stars, or planets. My mini map shows this why can't the Ai see what I see.
But I thought you could do much, much more now with a 64bit game. I apologise in advance if I understand wrong.
There's a difference between what you can do with a 64-bit engine, and what you can do with a 64-bit engine on the current average hardware. For example, you can address up to 16 Exabytes of RAM with a 64-bit engine. That's about a billion times as much as you'll find in any modern home computer, and several hundred million times as much as you'd find in a modern super computer.
SD have a set of 'minimum specs' that are probably determined by the marketing department as the average for their target market. They need to try and make the game so that performance on those minimum specs remains reasonable. These specs can rise over time - I doubt they'll be worrying too much about trying to make the game run on a 2010 Macbook Pro in 2020 - but mean that no, they cannot really make as much use of the engine as they might want to (right now). The game already struggles with very large maps on under 32GB of RAM; keeping 80 copies of that map with different vision saves would basically make the game unplayable on any modern system that might be called upon to play it.
... also just because you can do more, doesn't mean you should ignore optimization. Just because a new car has a more powerful engine doesn't mean you should ignore aerodynamics when designing the shape of the car.
Personally, I`d prefer to hear from the man who knows, the Dev, himself, not those who seem to think they must talk for him like in some cult. Thankyou.
I think you'll find that there's more than one person who can provide an obvious answer to a stupid question.
I just stated this on another post I don't think the Ai, or human should have any advantages vs. each other. How come when I look on a mini map I see planets and stars. How come if I look around my zone I see stars in unexplored areas. If I can do this on normal settings then how come the Ai. can't do this, and if anyone wants it this way then they are cheating. Just in case anyone misunderstands me. Some people don't like a challenging game. Some do.


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Justin Timberlake Has Been Practising Wedding Dance Routine
by Music-News.com on October 19, 2012
Justin Timberlake will reportedly perform a "tongue-in-cheek" wedding dance for Jessica Biel.
The singer is expected to marry actress Jessica in Italy this week.
Justin has apparently been practising a routine with his ushers to 'N Sync's track It's Gonna Be Me.
'Justin has been working on this for months. Jessica used to love the track growing up and he wants it as a special treat," a source revealed to British newspaper The Sun.
'It will be very much tongue-in-cheek. There will be loads of exaggerated boy band moves and poses. She's going to love it.'
Justin and Jessica got engaged in December last year after five years of dating.
Yesterday reports emerged that the couple's wedding day is likely to be taking place this week.
Sources told the New York Post the couple have chosen a tiny town near the city of Naples for their nuptials, which is a location that 'means a lot to both of them.'
'The wedding is happening outside of Naples in a tiny town this week. It is their favourite place, a location that is very special to them. There will be a few hundred guests, and the maid of honour will be Jessica's long-time best friend, Lindsay Ratowsky," the source told the New York Post.
'A private plane was flown out of New York to take guests to Italy including both their publicists. But the event has been shrouded in a lot of secrecy, and not even the guests were told the exact location or day of the wedding before they left.'
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The electronic cigarette, a good tool to quit smoking
Dr Martin Juneau, M.D., FRCPCardiologue et Directeur de la prévention, Institut de Cardiologie de Montréal. Professeur titulaire de clinique, Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal. / Cardiologist and Director of Prevention, Montreal Heart Institute. Clinical Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Montreal.12 February 2019
For several years, I have been suggesting to my smoking patients to turn to e-cigarettes to reduce the cardiovascular risks associated with smoking. As mentioned in another article, the vaporization of a nicotine solution by these devices generates far fewer toxic compounds than burning tobacco and therefore represents a valid alternative for people who are addicted to nicotine and want to reduce the damage caused by tobacco.
Based on my clinical experience, the success rate of this approach is excellent, with approximately 70% of patients quitting, including several people who had "tried everything" before. On the other hand, these people are not really representative of the "average smoker", either because they are very sick and absolutely must quit to continue to live, or because a cardiovascular event has given them the scare of their lives and they want to reduce the likelihood that such an event will happen again.
A randomized clinical trial, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, provides a clearer view of the potential of e-cigarettes among people who wish to quit,butarenot necessarilyrequiredto do sodueto illness. The researchers contacted 2,045 individuals who had approached the free smoking support services of the British National Health Service (NHS), and randomly assigned 886 of them to two types of smoking cessation protocols, either using the e-cigarette (439 participants) or the standard nicotine substitutes (patches, chewing gums, nasal or oral sprays and lozenges, alone or in combination according to the preference of smokers) (447 participants). All participants received psychological support in the form of a personalized weekly meeting with a physician throughout the study.
The results indicate that the one-year abstinence rate is 18% for e-cigarette users, nearly double that achieved with nicotine replacement therapy (9.9%) (Figure 1). According to feedback received from participants, e-cigarettes provide greater satisfaction and reduce the urgency of smoking more effectively than nicotine replacement products, particularly during the first few weeks after stopping smoking, which explains better adherence to treatment throughout the study. This superiority of the e-cigarette is particularly noteworthy since the nicotine replacement therapy used in this study can be considered optimal, i.e., participants had access to sustained psychological support as well as a wide range of distinct products that can deliver nicotine consistently (patches) or more quickly, to alleviate acute attacks caused by lack (vaporizers). With a smoking cessation rate twice as high as that obtained by nicotine substitutes, it seems that e-cigarettes are a much more effective method of quitting smoking than these products. Figure 1. Comparison of cigarette abstinence rates between users of e-cigarettes and nicotine replacement products. Adapted from Hajek et al. (2019).
These results are important because even though nicotine replacement products have been used for many years for smoking cessation, the success rate of these products remains relatively low. Pharmacological treatments with varenicline (Champix) or bupropion (Zyban) can improve this success rate, but these drugs can cause very significant side effects (especially Champix), which prevents their use on a large scale. Since the e-cigarette has a higher success rate than nicotine substitutes and is similar to varenicline (about 20%), with no significant side effects, this tool could become an essential part of tobacco control.
It is therefore to be hoped that the results of this study will change the rather negative attitude of the medical community towards e-cigarettes. Despite the large body of scientific evidence showing that these products are far less harmful to health than traditional cigarettes, the majority of tobacco control organizations continue to advise against the use of this tool to quit smoking.
This reluctance is largely due to the fear that e-cigarettes will serve as a "gateway" for young people to traditional cigarettes, thereby undermining the progress made over the last 50 years in tobacco control. This concern has reached its peak this year due to the significant increase of young e-cigarette users in the United States: between 2017 and 2018, the proportion of high school students who have used an e-cigarette in the last 30 days has increased from 11.7% to 20.8%, an increase due in large part to the huge popularity of the Juul e-cigarette (see our article on this new product). On the other hand, this increase in vaping does not appear to result in an increase in traditional cigarette use, as smoking rates among young people are stable (around 8%), a much lower proportion of smokers than 25 years ago (28.3% in 1996). These data therefore suggest that very few young non-smokers will become regular smokers as a result of experimenting with an e-cigarette and therefore this product does not appear to be a gateway to smoking.
In sum, the data currently available confirm that e-cigarettes are a valuable tool in the fight against smoking. Rather than a "gateway" to tobacco, the e-cigarette could instead be an "exit door" and it is to be hoped that the U.S. FDA will not move forward with its threat to remove e-cigarettes from the market to confront the rise of vaping among young people. It would be a disproportionate response to a hypothetical problem, but with disastrous consequences for smokers who want to quit.
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Hall of Famers Raising Money for Breast Cancer Research
By American Farriers Journal Staff posted on September 25, 2020 | Posted in Equipment, Safety & Healthcare
UPDATE (Sept. 28, 2020): All of the "Sassy Pink" nippers have been sold. However, if demand is great, Dan Bradley will do his best to manufacture more.
As Breast Cancer Awareness month approaches, a trio of Hall of Fame farriers are teaming up to raise money for the fight.
Jefferson, Texas, farrier Dan Bradley and his Shadowfax Forge has joined fellow International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame members Myron McLane and Billy Crothers in producing hoof-care tools that benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
"In memory and honor of Pat McLane, Shadowfax Forge will be offering 30 nippers with powder-coated 'sassy pink' reins," Bradley says.
The nippers campaign has been a success. Bradley has three half-round nippers remaining, raising $575 so far. If more would like to order the "sassy pink" nippers, Bradley, who is a one-man crew, says he will do his best to fulfill the additional demand.
McLane, a farrier from Somerset, Mass., and Crothers, a farrier from Bedfordshire, England, founded the Pink Apron Charity in 2018, an organization that allows them to connect with others in the equine community to collect donations for the foundation. They also want to start conversations with people about a topic that is treated in many ways as a social taboo.
Their shared trade brought them together as friends, but their personal encounters with breast cancer strengthened their friendship. McLane's wife Pat and Crothers' wife Lucy were both diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite their courage in the face of this pernicious disease, both couples experienced suffering and, tragically, loss. Pat McLane passed away May 18, 2013, and Lucy Crothers passed away Feb. 17, 2015.
McLane, who owns Myron McLane Aprons, decided he wanted to do something with farrier aprons to raise awareness about breast cancer in honor of his wife.
"I called my manufacturer and he was able to get some pink material for the aprons," McLane told American Farriers Journal in 2018. "I think we had enough to make a half-dozen aprons or something like that. I sent three or four to Billy because Billy is my distributor for my aprons in the U.K. through Handmade Shoes.
"It all goes back to our wives both having breast cancer and dying from breast cancer," McLane adds. "We've been very, very good friends for many years. And so, I sent him the pink aprons and I said, 'I don't know what we're going to do with these, Billy, but maybe we can come up with something beneficial for somebody.'"
Since introducing the Pink Apron Charity, Crothers and McLane, with the help of Myron's daughter Amy, have raised more than $18,000.
Anyone who would like to order the pink nippers may contact Bradley at shadowfax1@aol.com or (805) 441-9351. To order an apron, contact McLane through the Myron McLane Aprons website or Facebook page. They can also get an apron through any farrier supply businesses in the United States, or contact McLane directly at (508) 965-3837.
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Bitdefender, a leading global cybersecurity company protecting over 500 million systems worldwide, announced today that CRN® , a brand of The Channel Company, has named Joe Sykora and Cristian Corabu to its prestigious list of 2019 Channel Chiefs.
Bitdefender, a leading global cybersecurity company protecting over 500 million systems worldwide, announced today that CRN® , a brand of The Channel Company, has named Joe Sykora, VP Global Sales and Channels and Cristian Corabu, Senior Director Worldwide Enterprise Marketing, to its prestigious list of 2019 Channel Chiefs. The top IT channel leaders included on this list continually strive to drive growth and revenue in their organization through their channel partners.
Each of the 2019 Channel Chiefs has demonstrated exceptional leadership, vision, and commitment to their channel partner programs. Channel Chief honorees are selected by CRN's editorial staff as a result of their professional achievements, standing in the industry, dedication to the channel partner community, and strategies for driving future growth and innovation.
In 2018, the Bitdefender worldwide channel partner network grew more than 20%. The reasons for this exciting uptick are two-fold. First, a renewed Go To Market strategy expressly designed to support the market shift to Cloud and MSP partners. Second, the sustained dedication to providing resources that partners require like state of the art technology and technical support services.
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The 2019 CRN Channel Chiefs list, including the 50 Most Influential Channel Chiefs, is featured online at www.crn.com/channelchiefs and will appear in the February 2019 issue of CRN.


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Seven films are still in consideration for the 2014 Makeup and Hairstyling Oscar, with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Makeup Artists and Hairstylists Branch now tasked with watching 10 minute excerpts from the film's remaining in consideration. After watching the excerpts, three films will move forward as Oscar nominees.
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The nominees will be announced on January 16, 2014 at 5:30am PT. The 2014 Academy Awards will take place on March 2nd.
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Author: Aaron French
Manu, a GEICO insured, filed suit against his uninsured motorist (UM) insurance carrier to recover for statutory bad faith failure to pay the UM policy limit until after the insured obtained a judgment against the uninsured tort-feasor. The insured's bad faith claim was dismissed. The Supreme Court of Virginia affirmed the dismissal finding the insurance company owed no duty to settle the insured's demand until the insured obtained a Judgment against the uninsured tort-feasor. Therefore, the insured had no claim subject to the covenant of good faith until the insurance carrier had a contractual liability to pay the UM claim.
Manu v. GEICO Casualty Company
The insured was a passenger in a vehicle that was involved in a multi-vehicle accident. The driver of the vehicle had a personal auto insurance policy with a $25,000 limit. The insured passenger had a personal auto insurance policy with GEIGO which provided UM coverage with a $25,000 limit.
The insured passenger incurred approximately $27,000 in medical bills and $6,000 in lost wages as a result of the accident. The insured passenger sued the driver and "John Doe" for the accident. Discovery showed that the John Doe driver was the cause of the accident. Therefore, the insured passenger submitted this information to GEIGO and made a $25,000 UM claim.
Rather than settling, GEIGO elected to defend the John Doe driver. Prior to trial, the insured passenger offered to settle the case for $12,500, but GEIGO offered $5,000. One week before trial, the insured passenger settled his lawsuit against the driver for the driver's liability policy limit of $25,000 and proceeded to trial solely against John Doe. The jury returned a verdict of $68,528.24 in favor of the insured passenger and against John Doe.
Following the jury verdict, the insured passenger filed a Complaint against GEIGO alleging it had a duty to evaluate, adjust and settle his uninsured motorist claim in good faith, a duty GEIGO breached when it failed to settle within the $25,000 policy limit when given the opportunity before trial. The insured passenger alleged GEIGO breached its statutory duty to act in good faith. Therefore he sought $18,528, the amount of the unpaid damages awarded by the jury, plus statutory interest and attorneys' fees.
The trial court eventually granted GEIGO's motion to dismiss finding Manu had no right to bring an action for statutory bad faith because he had not obtained a judgment against John Doe when GEIGO refused to settle. Manu appealed arguing the Virginia statutes imposed a duty of good faith upon the UM carrier to evaluate, adjust, and settle his demand for UM coverage, before Manu obtained judgment against the UM tort-feasor.
The Virginia Supreme Court analyzed the relevant statutes and the dictionary definition of the phrase "legally entitled to recover" used in the statute which obligates the UM carrier to pay. Based upon the statute's plain meaning, the Virginia Supreme Court held that a UM carrier's duty to pay its insured damages arises only after a court has entered judgment against the UM. Because entry of a judgment against the UM was a predicate to the UM carrier's duty to act in good faith in evaluating, adjusting, and settling an insured's UM claim, GEICO could not be found to have breached its statutory duty until judgment was entered against the UM. It was undisputed GEIGO paid the entire amount of its policy limits once the judgment was entered. However, the Virginia Supreme Court noted that in all other first party automobile claims (e.g. non-UM claims), there is a pre-judgment duty of good faith.
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Leicester's Polish Women Show Solidarity Following Abortion Ban
The Polish capital of Warsaw saw huge numbers gathering and protesting , following a government decision to ban abortions last month.
Since this decision on the 22nd October, these protests have only grown, and have been met with other protests around the world in a show of support for Polish women.
One such place that has been showing solidarity is Leicester city. With over 30,000 people making up Leicester's Polish community, there has been a huge outpouring of support for women back in Poland.
Members of the Polish Community in Leicester protesting – Image Credit: Pukaar News
Karolina Ciechanowska, the organiser of the Leicester protest said: "We are here to show our support to all the Polish women back in Poland due to the fact that legislation has changed recently, and the government has banned nearly all legal abortions. So now the only way that women can get abortions is if they have been raped, or if there has been incest in the family. That choice for women has been taken away from them and we just think it's not fair. This protest has gone global now, and we have organised this one to show that support from this big Polish community in Leicester."
Last Friday saw a culmination of a whole week of large-scale protests in Poland. There was an estimated 430,000 people in attendance across the country attending more than 400 demonstrations.
These demonstrations were the largest ever since the fall of communism in 1989, amidst concerns that the freedoms that had been won in the post-communist era could be being dismantled by the autocratic Law and Justice Party.
"The whole of Poland is on its knees," said Karolina. "The whole country is on the streets protesting and it's global too. Loads of cities in England are doing it and loads of cities all around the world, such as the United States, New Zealand, Australia—anywhere you can find Polish women we are on the street, uniting!"
The Law and Justice Party has targeted many groups and social issues that they believe are a threat to the way of life in Poland. Their initial focus was migrants, which made up a majority of the party's vitriolic views. They have also focused on the gay community being a threat to the nation, leading to many regions to claim they are "free from LGBT ideologies".
The President of Poland, Andrzej Duda has claimed he is open to some form of compromise with the protestors. He is currently still recovering from Coronavirus after being diagnosed last week.
However, the apparent leniency and promises of compromise are not shared by all members of the ruling elite in Poland. Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski fills the role of "controversial and confrontational leader" which is becoming increasingly commonplace in today's world. He has claimed that last week's protests were aiming to "destroy Poland and end the history of the Polish nation." This has been seen by many of his critics as a call to action, or a more of a dog-whistle to those. that may hold "patriotism" in high regard.
Alongside this, the education and science minister, Przemys?aw Czarnek, has told universities that their funding could be cut if they are seen to be encouraging or allowing protests to take place. He claimed their behaviour was "scandalous" after some universities canceled classes, allowing students to attend protests last week.
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