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Distinguished Black Power historian to present public lecture
By Media & Civil Rights History Symposium
Dr. Peniel Joseph, known as a "dean of black power studies," will present a free public lecture to the community on Friday, April 3, at 7 p.m. at Zion Baptist Church, 801 Washington Street.
The presentation is sponsored by the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, in conjunction with the Media & Civil Rights History Symposium, April 2-4.
Joseph's latest book is Stokely: A Life. He is also author of Waiting 'Til the Midnight Hour: A Narrative History of Black Power in America and Dark Days, Bright Nights: From Black Power to Barack Obama. The distinguished Tufts University scholar has asked historians to examine how black power "sought to reshape long-standing notions of citizenship, identity, and democracy."
Dr. Joseph is a frequent observer on issues of race, democracy, and civil rights whose commentary has been featured on National Public Radio, The Colbert Report, PBS, and MSNBC. His articles, op-eds, and book reviews have been published in newspapers including The Washington Post and The New York Times.
The recipient of fellowships from Harvard University's Charles Warren Center, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Ford Foundation, Professor Joseph's essays have appeared in The Journal of American History, The Chronicle Review, The Black Scholar, Souls, and American Historical Review. He lives in Somerville, Massachusetts.
He will be the keynote speaker at the symposium on April 3.

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Q: count of character from one position until it reaches a Space Using VBA I would like to take the count of character from one position until it reaches a Space Using VBA
Sub testing()
Dim YourText As String
YourText = "my name ismanu prasad"
Cells(1, 1).Value = Len(YourText)
End Sub
Above code will return 21 as output. But my scenario is bit different .I need the count of  substring "manu"  from the above string and output should be 4

A: Sub Display4thWord()
Dim Space As String
Dim YourText As String
Dim Begin4thWord As Integer
Dim End4thWord As Integer

YourText = "The first message box display a value"
Space = " "
'Find begin of 4th word.
Begin4thWord = InStr(InStr(InStr(1, YourText, Space, vbBinaryCompare) + 1, YourText,    Space, vbBinaryCompare) + 1, YourText, Space, vbBinaryCompare)
'Find end of 4th word/begin of 5th word
End4thWord = InStr(Begin4thWord + 1, YourText, Space, vbBinaryCompare)
MsgBox (Begin4thWord)

'Display 4th word
MsgBox (Mid(YourText, Begin4thWord, End4thWord - Begin4thWord))
End Sub

You need to embed InStr function and use with Mid function.
Is it satisfaction you? This solution have hard code number number of word which it will return.

A: Declare two variables recordnocount & recordnocount
.position is the value we have
recordnocount = InStr(position + 20, text, " ")
recordnocount1 = recordnocount - (position + 20)
we can get the count .
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NUJ equality committees flag up impact of Covid-19 on disabled workers
The NUJ's equality councils have flagged up concerns that disabled people are among those who have been disproportionately affected by the Covid-19 crisis.
The union has asked members to take part in an inquiry by the Parliamentary Women and Equalities Committee which is taking evidence on whether there has been a particular impact on people who have protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010: age, disability, sex, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation and gender reassignment.
It is also encouraging journalists to investigate and take into account the experiences of all communities during the crisis.
The NUJ's equality committees say they recognise the government has had to respond to the coronavirus crisis and create legislation at a pace, but it has led to certain people and communities being ignored and others put at a disadvantage.
Natasha Hirst, chair of the Equality Council, and NEC Disabled Members' representative said:
"Disabled people, especially of working-age, have largely been ignored in the narrative of the 'vulnerable and elderly'. Disabled people are experiencing problems with their Access to Work support, the complexities of employing personal assistants via direct payments and cuts to social care packages.These obstruct disabled people from living independently and remaining in work. This is compounded by issues with accessing essential supplies and where forced to apply for Universal Credit, losing the severe disability premium attached to legacy benefits.
"It is women, especially those who are disabled or Black, Asian or minority ethnic (BAME) and those on low incomes who are disproportionately hit by the effects of the pandemic. Women predominately take on caring responsibilities, are more likely to be in low paid work, working multiple jobs, and being essential workers without adequate PPE. We are deeply concerned about the increased risk of women experiencing sexism and harassment at work and domestic abuse at home.
"I encouraged our members to seek to cover these stories and scrutinise the response of the governments and authorities."
The Women and Equalities Committee is accepting evidence until Thursday 30 April. Find out more and how to submit evidence.
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Esports program creates a pathway for next-generation commentators
By Max Schwartz	 October 15, 2019 No Comments
Photo by Thomas Metzger.
An announcer guiding a viewer through a game, commentating each play is something usually associated with ESPN. The growing Boise State esports program, however, is no different.
Nathan Van Hulzen, a freshman commentator for Boise State Esports, a program that has been on campus since 2017, commentated for three years prior to coming to Boise State. His story resembles that of many other professional commentators.
"I wanted to work in esports in any way that I could," Van Hulzen said. "I really enjoyed the game 'League of Legends' and I knew a lot about it, but I knew I wouldn't be able to get to a point where I could play it at a professional level or even at a stage somewhere in a competitive scene."
Although he lacks the skill that only a small percentage of professional esports players possess, Van Hulzen recognized what talent he did have.
"I'm very good at talking to people, communicating and not being nervous when it comes to talking in front of people," Van Hulzen said. "So, I used that as an advantage of mine and thought of commentating as a way to possibly get into esports as a job or profession later on."
This insight is not in a vacuum, either. It was an objective from the top of the Boise State esports organization to build a communications-level education with the experience.
"The experience you gain [in esports commentating]can transfer across so many platforms," said Ryan McNamee, director of esports operations. "It builds up your self-esteem and confidence. It helps if you are new to public speaking and want to gain that experience."
The pairing of esports with live commentary was an idea conceived while creating the Boise State esports program; where there is an esports team, there will be student commentators.
"We've been using student commentators since day one of our esports program," McNamee said. "Lots of students showed interest in commenting on the matches, and we have enjoyed watching [the commentators] grow into this role."
For a player, having a commentator while playing is essential for a good performance, according to freshman "Rainbow Six Siege" player Daniel Heffernan. The sensation is similar to a professional athlete for the NFL having their morale boosted by hearing their name yelled by the announcer.
"When there is a crucial moment in a game, the sportscaster can put the energy into words; their voice projects a little louder and gets the whole crowd just riled up and excited for that single moment," Heffernan said. "It reminds me a lot of the track and field announcers when I ran in high school."
With each word they speak, a commentators job is massive to create a positive and immersive experience to those who tune in. While not even playing they are paving way to put esports on the map as a professional sport more and more.
"Having in-game commentating changes the way you look [at]and watch esports. With the proper duo of casters, they can describe the games in such detail that even if you've never watched or played the game, you'll understand what is going on," McNamee said. "Often, when I tune into an esports match, I don't even watch the games, I just listen to our casters because of how they project the image into my mind of what is going on."
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Christian Evidence is here to explore the evidence and arguments for the Christian faith. The areas we mostly cover include faith as it relates to science, ethics, philosophy, archaeology, theology and the Bible. Christian Evidence is the online name for the Christian Evidence Society, which has been arguing the case for faith since 1870.
The way we've done that has ranged from evening lectures and threepenny booklets in the 1910s, open-air speaking with the help of a van sporting a fold-out pulpit in the 1930s and 40s, to this website and social media in the 2010s. We recently rediscovered some of our early, colourful history, as told in these blog posts: Rediscovering our past, and Rediscovering prayer 'in this terrible war'. Episodes in our more recent story in the 1980s and 90s came to light when we posted tributes to John Pearce, who revitalised our work in 1981, and Pauline Webb, the Methodist church leader, who was one of our trustees.
We also found that some of our earliest apologetics books have been brought back into print and are for sale on Amazon. See Books ancient and modern for the story.
Here's a detailed history of the society and here is the list of current trustees and others involved in the society.
Funds from the Christian Evidence Society have supported a number of Christian initiatives related to the proclamation and explanation of the gospel through various media. Grants have been considered for projects where the Society itself could have some involvement, or where it was recognised that the practitioners' objectives were similar to those of the Society. The Christian Evidence Society does not award grants to individuals but instead channels funds through organisations, groups or other registered charities whose objectives are similar to its own.
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Training Camp Notebook: Chargers Prepare for First Trip to SoFi Stadium
Chris Hayre
TEAM REPORTER
The Los Angeles Chargers will visit SoFi Stadium on Thursday with two objectives in mind: getting better on the field and getting familiar with their new home.
The team will hold an inter-squad scrimmage at the NFL's newest crown jewel. It will be the first time players and coaches will see the stadium complete, and perhaps the last time before the Kansas City Chiefs come to town in Week 2.
"A lot of these guys have never seen the place before," head coach Anthony Lynn said, "and the ones that did see it, it was still under construction. So, I want them to see the finished product so that when we go in there against Kansas City, it's not the first time they've been to their stadium."
Lynn said Thursday will simulate "a game-type environment." Players will dress in their new locker room, wear their new uniforms and go through a pre-game routine before the scrimmage. It's also an opportunity for them to get adjusted before September: from quarterbacks locating the play clocks to kicker Michael Badgley being comfortable with his surroundings when attempting a field goal.
This will be the third NFL stadium that defensive tackle Linval Joseph will help to usher in. He was a member of the New York Giants for the first game at MetLife Stadium in 2010. He also played for the Minnesota Vikings when U.S. Bank Stadium opened its doors in 2016.
"I'm excited to get there, see it, feel it, and hopefully make some magic this year," Joseph said of SoFi Stadium.
"I think everybody's definitely ready to hit the grass," Pro Bowl guard Trai Turner said. "It's our first time there, we'll be excited. If I'm not mistaken, we get to put on them threads. … It'll be cool, man. We can go out there and have very a spirited practice."
Without preseason games, Thursday may be the closest thing to regular-season football. Lynn said he plans to put the team in different situations and "see who makes plays."
At the same time, he wants his players and coaches to experience what he's already seen up close.
"I think it's the best place to play football in the world," Lynn said. "Just [an] unbelievable stadium, so I can't wait to get them there on Thursday."
Uchenna Nwosu Back to His 'Strong Suit'
An Update on SoFi Stadium
Training Camp Notebook: Bryan Bulaga on James Campen's Coaching Style
Training Camp Notebook: Sam Tevi Embraces Switch to Left Tackle
Uchenna Nwosu spent his first two NFL seasons playing two different positions.
In year three, the former USC Trojan will dedicate his time to what he does best: get after the quarterback. Nwosu said Monday that his linebacker duties will be replaced with a full-time emphasis on playing the LEO position.
"I feel great at this position," Nwosu said. "This is what I do. Get off the ball, rush the passer; just be explosive, be disruptive. So, it fits my strong suit perfectly."
Nwosu was the Chargers' second-round pick in 2018. He's appeared in every regular-season game for the team since his arrival, totaling 59 tackles, 5.5 sacks and 17 tackles for loss.
To prepare for what he views as a permanent move, Nwosu said his playing weight is 255 pounds, around five more than last season. He credits clean, healthy offseason eating and training with the father of the WNBA's Monique Billings, a friend of Nwosu's.
Generating turnovers will be a priority for the Bolts defense in 2020. The team recovered a league-low three fumbles last season. Nwosu said there's been an emphasis in camp on being more aggressive.
"I'm going for punch-outs, strip attempts," he said. "Every time we see that ball exposed, we're trying to take a punch [and] go after it any way we can."
A consistent pass rush from players not named Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram will dramatically improve the team's 2019 sack and quarterback hit numbers, which ranked 28th and 30th respectively. Those statistics don't necessarily translate into wins, but disrupting opposing offenses can keep teams in football games.
Nwosu seems ready to help turn those fortunes, starting in September.
"I feel great," he said. "I've had a lot of reps since camp. I feel like I've made the most of those reps. I guess just what's contributed to all this is just my offseason work and also my mentality of me being even more comfortable.
"I feel like the more reps you get – the more comfortable you get in the system – it allows you to play faster and things slow down for you."
Here are additional highlights from Lynn's Tuesday media availability:
-On wide receiver Mike Williams: "He went up for a ball and he landed awkward on his shoulder, and he's gonna be out for a while. I don't want to put a timetable on it, but he's gonna miss some time."
-On rookie wide receiver Joe Reed playing running back: "Joe played some running back in college, so he's done both. Mainly at wide receiver, but he can play some running back. And if he's on this football team, the more versatility that you have going into a year like this with so much uncertainty, it can't do anything but help you."
-On rookie running back Joshua Kelley: "I believe Joshua's having an outstanding camp. He shows up every day with a smile on his face and he works extremely hard. He's made plays. I've thrown him in with the ones, he's made plays. He's in with the twos, he's made plays. And he has shown the versatility. He can catch the ball out of the backfield well. He has shown that. So, I've been pleased with his progress so far. We still have a lot of work to do, but I'm OK with Josh right now."


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Louis Templeman: State-Issue Blues
Louis Templeman was incarcerated in Florida and was released within the last year. He has written a number of essays and poetry about his experience. The United States has the highest documented incarceration rate in the world.
Here is an excerpt from Templeman's essay "I Have A Face":
Standing on a concrete pad where a large diesel tank had been removed, I stared out through the 12′ security fence, topped with razor wire. I saw the parade of men in blue going to lunch. It was very cold, windy, at most 45 degrees. It was so cold in the dorms that morning that one of our guards did the 7:00 a.m. count wearing gloves, insulated jacket, ear muffs and a hat. The living, moving swatch of blue shivered under cloth caps (if they were lucky) and cotton jackets. A fortunate few had long johns.
One man stood out. Octavio. I felt proud I finally remembered his name. He speaks almost no English. He is always enthusiastic in his greeting to me. Of the fifty or so men who flow by he is the only one I think I know. The way he walks. His posture. His face causes him to stand out against the river of men draped in state issue blue.
All prisoners dress alike. We live under strict dress codes. It is an attempt by the Florida Department of Corrections to separate us from our identities. This discourages staff from seeing us as individuals.
Separating us from our individuality facilitates the on-going negativism, condescension, cursing and regular issuance of suffering from F. D. C. staff. In some camps this allotment of trauma and fear comes from other state employees such as medical personnel clerks, classification and work supervisors. When this culture of fear is strong in correctional officers the non-security employees often buy into it and look for opportunity to taunt and torment the inmates.
Judges hand down our sentences. F. D. C. staff, primarily correctional officers, put the sting to it. The state employees who embrace this culture of hate do not appreciate the depth of suffering endured in the inmates' loss of family and friends, children becoming fatherless, wives falling into poverty and promiscuity, removal from satisfying work and a pressing into an absurd counter-culture that forces an institutionalization that robs a man of his maturity, self-worth, and works to mold him into a childlike dependence on the state.
Read Louis Templeman's full essay here.
Author Rose Marie BergerPosted on March 31, 2011 March 30, 2011 Categories UncategorizedTags essay, Louis Templeman, prison, state prisonLeave a comment on Louis Templeman: State-Issue Blues
Poet Elizabeth Alexander to read at Obama's Inauguration
Elizabeth Alexander, poet and Yale professor, has been chosen to read her poetry at President Obama's inauguration. Very cool! One of D.C.'s leading ladies of letters gets to come home and do her thing on the South Lawn. Alexander is a native of Washington and one of America's leading poets.
I don't know if Obama's Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies reads E. Ethelbert Miller's E-Notes, but he suggested Elizabeth Alexander back in July. That's what I call visionary! (He also suggested Aretha and/or Stevie Wonder to sing. Let's see what happens.)
Here's Ethelbert's poem in honor of Elizabeth Alexander from his collection Whispers, Secrets & Promises
Elizabeth Alexander
I like to say your
name because it sounds
like an era or period
in time when kingdoms
were won…
I suggest reading Alexander's essay Black Alive and Looking Straight at You: The Legacy of June Jordan as a nice introduction to her thoughts on poetry, activism, and politics. "Poetry," she writes, "is sacred speech that marks the sacred in our lives." Below is an excerpt from that essay:
I have been thinking for a long time about poetry and politics through the instructive examples of June Jordan, the woman and her work. What is the "job" or the work of a poem, and what are its limitations? Why would a writer speak in the morning in the poems, in the afternoon their body while teaching or doing other activist wok, and in the evening in prose essays? What can each form do that the other cannot? Most specifically, what do we want to protect in poetry if we believe, as I do and as Jordan did, that poetry * is* sacred speech that marks the sacred in our lives?
There are poetry people who think that politics, per se, has no place in poetry. This is silly, and it is amazing how strong a hold this idea has had when it is so empty. For time immemorial, across geographies and peoples, poetry has taken as its subject politics, that is, the affairs of the polis, the community and its people. Some people think of themselves as gatekeepers, defenders of a culture, as though culture is something that can be owned by anyone. Culture is like ambient gas; once it is released, there is no collecting it and bringing it back home. This is a great and magical thing: Culture belongs to the world that occasions it. But we could usefully think about the rich and edifying aspects of form that mark discourses in particular genre. How should a poem attend to the business of its chosen form, the care and style with which the box is made rather than what is put inside the box?
Poets do have responsibility to make images that compel, to distill language, to write with model precision and specificity that is what poetry has to offer to other genres. It makes something happen with language that takes the breath away or shifts the mind. For the poem, which is after all not the newspaper, must move beyond the information it contains while simultaneously imparting the information it contains. Jordan's commitment to poetry was constant, and it is in those words that we find her simultaneous devotion to the largest possible picture–her keen analyses of the world situation–and to the smallest detail–her tending of language.
Author Rose Marie BergerPosted on December 18, 2008 December 24, 2008 Categories UncategorizedTags 2009, Barack Obama, Black Alive and Looking Straight at You, D.C., E. Ethelbert Miller, Elizabeth Alexander, essay, inauguration, June Jordan, poetry, sacred speech, WashingtonLeave a comment on Poet Elizabeth Alexander to read at Obama's Inauguration


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Meet the Cast: Doody! "Doody is awkward, naive, boyish"
The first of today's interviews is Doody, played by Freddie Cox…..
Tell us a bit about Doody: He is awkward, naive, boyish, young and worshipping of the other guys… but much of this changes over the course of the show.
What other shows have you done?: Many! With Simply Theatre, the first was Alice in Wonderland, followed by Comedy Tonight and Funny Thing That Happened On The Way To The Forum, but aside from these I have done many including Avenue Q, Hairspray, Grease (in 2010… As Doody!), Copacabana and A Midsummer Nights Dream.
Best or Worst Moment on Stage: Best: Playing Wilbur in Hairspray at Christmas of 2013.
Interesting Grease Fact #2: The original Broadway production opened at the Eden Theater on February 14, 1972 and ran for 3,388 performances, setting a record. John Travolta appeared at some time as a replacement on Broadway in the role of "Doody".


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Phil Di Giuseppe, C
Hometown: Maple, ON, CAN
Drafted: 2012 by Carolina 38th overall
January 2017 – After 41 games at the NHL level last season where Di Giuseppe posted 17 points and 113 hits, he has not been able to stick with the Hurricanes this season. He has been up and down between Carolina and Charlotte all year, spending 26 games in the AHL and 18 in the NHL. He has been hindered by Derek Ryan and Brock McGinn's solid performances for the Hurricanes, but the 23-year-old Di Giuseppe should be the first call-up from Charlotte if a roster player enters a prolonged slump or goes down with injury. Kevin LeBlanc
December 2015 – Di Giuseppe earned a call-up to the Carolina Hurricanes on December 4th after a strong start to the season in Charlotte. After being held off the score sheet in his first two NHL contests, Di Giuseppe buried his first NHL goal from the top of the circles in a 6-5 loss to the Dallas Stars on December 8th. Kevin LeBlanc
October 2015 – Di Guiseppe had a positive start to his professional career with a 30-point campaign in 2014-15 which was good for fourth on the offensively strapped Checkers. Through four games this season, he has produced five points and a team high 16 shots. If the former Michigan Wolverine can build on his hot start, he could be in line for a breakout season from an offensive perspective. Kevin LeBlanc
October 2014- Another training camp and another unsuccesful attempt to make the final roster. Di Giuseppe has the talent and ability to make the NHL but his hesitation in the corners and indecisive play at times, holds him back from opening up and putting up points. During camp Di Giuseppe displayed some flashes of brilliance creating a number of odd man rushes with fellow prospect Brock McGinn. McGinn and Di Giuseppe had some chemistry on the ice and we could see them both on the roster next season, but Di Giuseppe has to start making quicker decisions on the ice in order to make an impact in the NHL and use his size more effectively in the corners. – Andrew Ward
April 2013- Phil Di Giuseppe was a natural a goal scorer in the OJHL and he continued to show his nose for the net in the NCAA. Playing in a checking role his freshman year, Di Giuseppe still managed to put 26 points up for the Michigan wolverines in 40 games. Di Giuseppe has fantastic hockey instincts and seems to see plays before they happen. He reads offensive opportunity very well and is an excellent playmaker, and is great along the boards. Di Giuseppe has a sneaky release giving him a shot that's quick and hard to stop. He is a large power forward who isn't afraid to drive to the net take a check, and has tons of room to get bigger. While he does have great hockey intelligence, his defensive game could use some work and he tends to get himself in trouble, especially when facing top scoring lines.
Fantasy Outlook: C
Potential second liner who is transitioning well to the pro game. With the right linemates he could surprise.
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In the second part of a two part episode, EM Chief Resident and resident US guru Jacob Avila (@UltrasoundMD) finishes his discussion of the use of US in undifferentiated dyspnea. The possibilities are endless, but Dr. Avila shows you how to simplify your clinical decision making and make the right call.
In the first of a two part episode, EM Chief Resident and resident US guru Jacob Avila (@UltrasoundMD) discusses the use of US in undifferentiated dyspnea. The possibilities are endless, but Dr. Avila shows you how to simplify your clinical decision making and make the right call.
Episode 20 is Part 2 of Dr. Kochert's lecture on COPD. In Part 2, Dr. Kochert discusses the tough question regarding antibiotics in COPD exacerbations, smoking cessation in the ED, and finishes with a Q/A discussing some of the finer points of the lecture and managing COPD patients.
In Episode 19, Dr. Erik Kochert returns to the podcast to give a great talk on COPD. There was so much good stuff, I decided to split this into two podcast episodes. In Part 1, Dr. Kochert talks about GOLD, oxygen titration, inhaled therapies, steroids and NIPPV.
Episode 16: Are you sure you want that scan?
We have all answered that call from radiology or from our radiology techs. In this episode, we talk about the myths and truths behind the use of oral contrast in the ED, ED imaging in pregnancy, and contrast induced nephropathy.
The answer for #IOTW 006, and perhaps #IOTW 007 explains some of my absence.
The answers to Image of the Week 001, and Image of the Week 002.
A young male presents to the ED with complaints of chest tightness and pain. He states it started last night. Today his family thought his voice "sounded funny." What do you see? What are the common causes? How do you treat this patient?
Your Intubated COPD Patient is Crashing...Now What?
You just intubated your COPD patient, and now they are crashing. Should you do some push dose pressors? Needle decompress? Sign out to your colleagues and go get lunch? The choices are infinite, but only one is right.


Canstruction, a creative and competitive event featuring massive sculptures built entirely from cans of food, returns to Southwest Virginia for the second year with an exhibition at Roanoke's Taubman Museum of Art. This year's exhibit is extended from one to two weeks, with canned food sculptures—called cansculptures—on display from Friday, November 7 through Saturday, November 22. All day Friday, November 7, the public is encouraged to vote for their favorite cansculpture by bringing $1 or one can, per vote, to the Taubman Museum. Opening Night festivities begin at 5:30 p.m., with winning cansculptures revealed during an awards ceremony at 6:00 p.m. The "People's Choice" winner will be announced at 7:00 p.m. When the exhibit closes, sculptures will be dismantled and all cans will go directly to the Feeding America Southwest Virginia food bank for distribution.


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Football Outside of the Big Ten - The Independents
By Bama Hawkeye Jun 30, 2009, 1:42pm CDT
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From time to time, it's important to look outside the Big Ten and remind ourselves that there is football being played by other teams in other conferences non-affiliated FBS stadiums. The Rivalry, Esq. continues its look at those other conferences institutions with a glance at the Independents. This year, that means focusing on the three last vestiges of rugged American individualism. Seems appropriate that two of them are service academies..
The Rivalry, Esq. has already looked at these conferences:
1) 2008 Recap
a. Who Won the League
No league for these three teams to win, so you can pick your winner one of three ways:
1) Notre Dame beat Navy who beat Army. Notre Dame wins!
2) Navy finished 8-4; Notre Dame finished 6-6; Army finished 3-9. Navy wins!
3) Army wore camo uniforms. Army wins!
b. Games of Note
It starts and ends with the Army/Navy game doesn't it? Navy won 34-0, and the difference between the two teams seemed at least as large as that final score. That makes the tally favor Navy 72-3 over the past two years and the all-time series favor Navy 53-49-7 -- Navy's largest ever lead in victories.
Navy had a strong September win against Wake Forest in Winston-Salem (more on that later), and also beat the Air Force again to keep the Commander's Cup in Maryland.
Notre Dame beat one of its main rivals, topping Michigan 35-17, but lost to USC, Michigan State, and Boston College. The up and down season reached its lowest point as a lame-duck Syracuse squad beat the Irish 24-23 on Senior Day in South Bend. Did I mention that Greg Robinson was coaching Syracuse? Not good...
c. Bowl Teams
Navy agreed to play in the Eagle Bank Bowl in Washington, DC before the season. They were to be paired with the 7th Choice of the ACC. You can imagine their joy when they were assigned Wake Forest as an opponent. There is nothing worse than a repeat of a regular season game in a bowl game. This should be avoided at all costs. Navy dropped the rematch 29-19.
Notre Dame traveled to Aloha Stadium to face Hawai'i in the Hawai'i Bowl. Just to show how times have changed, in 1996, 8-3 Notre Dame turned down bowl invitations, because their season ending loss to USC kept them from earning a prestigious enough bowl bid. In 2008, Notre Dame over-powered the weaker Warriors, OR Notre Dame showed that it was coming together and a team to watch in 2009. Opinions differ.
I'm not allowed to show pictures of Mr. Clausen's hair on this site.
d. Games Against the Big Ten
Date Independent Team Score Big Ten Team Score Location
September 13, 2008 Notre Dame 35 Michigan 17 South Bend, IN
September 20, 2008 Notre Dame 7 Michigan State 23 East Lansing, MI
September 27. 2009 Notre Dame 38 Purdue 21 South Bend, IN
Notre Dame faced its three traditional Big Ten Rivals. The better team was at home in each game. There were no upsets. Ho-hum...
2) 2009 Preview
a. Games of Note
Date Independent Team Opponent Location
September 12, 2009 Army Duke West Point, NY
September 19, 2009 Navy Pitt Pittsburgh, PA
September 26, 2009 Army Iowa State Ames, IA
October 17, 2009 Notre Dame Southern Cal South Bend, IN
October 24, 2009 Notre Dame Boston College South Bend, IN
November 14, 2009 Notre Dame Pitt Pittsburgh, PA
Again, it all starts with the Army/Navy game on December 12, 2009. After that, the games reflect the status of the schools.
USC may be the only game in which Notre Dame is an underdog (maybe MSU too?). The Notre Dame schedule sounds great. It is full of traditional football powers and former champions. But if you start looking at it, the Irish are playing a lot of schools who will end up with 7 wins or less. It's a great opportunity for a big year.
Army has a schedule that would ensure six wins for most teams. It could happen for them, but not if they can't beat either Duke or Iowa State.
Navy's schedule isn't that taxing outside of the games against the Irish and Buckeyes. A win at a rebuilding Pitt could set up a strong season.
b. Games Against the Big Ten
Date Independent Team Big Ten Team Location
September 5, 2009 Navy Ohio State Columbus, OH
September 12, 2009 Notre Dame Michigan Ann Arbor, MI
September 19, 2009 Notre Dame Michigan State South Bend, IN
September 26, 2009 Notre Dame Purdue West Lafayette, IN
Notre Dame plays the usual suspects. Navy opens the season at Ohio State. It will be interesting to watch an inexperienced defense face the option. Will Ohio State have the discipline to stop the rushing attack? Yes, and the game won't be close.
c. Bowl Affiliations
Army has agreed to play in the Eagle Bank Bowl in DC. Now they just have to get that pesky sixth win.
Navy has agreed to play in the Texas Bowl in Houston. The last time they bowled in Houston, this happened. Not cool.
Notre Dame has their sights set on returning to the BCS. If a BCS bid doesn't come through, a 7 win or better Notre Dame team will go to the Gator Bowl and face the second non-BCS selection from the ACC.
3) 2009 Projections
a. Who Will Win the League?
Again, no real winner here, but I'll venture this guess: Notre Dame beats Navy, who beats Army. But this year, Notre Dame has the best record of the three schools.
b. Any wins against the Big Ten?
Absolutely one (Purdue). Should be two (Michigan). If it's a BCS season for Notre Dame, there will be three (Michigan State). There won't be four.
He'll sink your battleship.
c. Who Goes Bowling?
Navy will get their six wins and go to Texas. I think that Notre Dame will have a huge year. Anything less than a Gator Bowl and 9-3 is a disappointment. I see more, though. I think the Irish will be an at large BCS selection at 10-2.
d. Any MNC Hopes?
Absolutely. Notre Dame has a one game window. Beat USC and an undefeated or one-loss Notre Dame will be in the discussion. An 11-1 Notre Dame team, with a loss to USC, probably doesn't have the schedule to make it.
e. The Rivalry Notes
Normally, this is a question posed to one of the site's founders that relates the conference at hand with the Big Ten. We're focusing more on the acadamies this holiday week. Graham Filler does the honor.
Do you actually watch the Army/Navy game, and if so, do you root for either squad?
I actually do watch the Army/Navy game, but not the whole damn thing. That would be unnecessary. I will watch about 2 quarters of it, because I love watching throwback rushing offenses. Its also good to see all those cadets in uniform going ape-shit and doing push ups. This game is all about passion and it's fun to watch -- I remember when I visited West Point and they had "Beat Navy" painted in huge block letters in the grass; that's just an impressive spectacle.
Yearly, I root for Army, for the same reason that someone roots for Western Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Army has been getting slaughtered by Navy for the past seven years and inequality in a rivalry isn't fun for anyone, so I'd like to see the sprightly underdog win one.


Coach Mike Tomlin talked about the Steelers' 39-38 win over the Ravens.
Coach Mike Tomlin on the Steelers' 23-20 win over the Bengals.
Coach Mike Tomlin spoke after the Steelers' 31-28 win over the Packers.
Coach Mike Tomlin spoke after the Steelers defeated the Titans.
Coach Mike Tomlin on his team's 20-17 victory over the Colts.
Coach Mike Tomlin on his team's 20-15 victory over the Lions.
Coach Mike Tomlin recaps the Steelers' 29-14 win over the Bengals.
Coach Mike Tomlin on the Steelers' 19-13 win against the Chiefs.
Coach Mike Tomlin recaps the Steelers' 30-9 loss to the Jaguars.
Coach Mike Tomlin on his team's 26-9 win over the Ravens.
Coach Mike Tomlin on the Steelers' 23-17 OT loss to the Bears.
Coach Mike Tomlin on his team's Week 1 21-18 victory over the Browns.


I've always believed in real estate investments – because I've seen the fruit of its returns firsthand. In fact, I've spent the past 19 years investing in real estate on Long Island. I've bought and sold hotels, office buildings and single family rentals, and I can tell you that nothing's more satisfying than connecting people with properties that define their future. So no sooner did I venture outside the field by founding a non-real estate related company in 2010 than I sold it in 2014 to return to my real estate roots. I was eager to find the right strategy to not only earn income but to invest in something I could pass on to my family for generations.
From a small office in Oyster Bay, NY my team and I vetted hundreds of local real estate opportunities. Because of my aversion to risk, we only participated in a few deals and were unable to pull the trigger on any single-family rentals we wanted to acquire. The risks of operating residential properties on Long Island outweighed the rewards. The high price of entry, the carrying cost on vacant properties (property taxes), and potential for nonpaying tenants to squat for a long period make it likely to one day find yourself in bankruptcy and/or foreclosure. We weren't convinced that buying here was smart, but we still believed that investing in rental properties was a solid investment strategy.
Then, in 2015, I began consulting with an experienced investment company that was buying properties in the Midwest, renting them and generating amazing returns.
I learned quickly that my desire to build a rental portfolio wasn't wrong –the market I was trying to invest in was. I discovered a market where the 3 obstacles I couldn't overcome on Long Island were no longer a concern – a market that even generated double-digit cash-on-cash returns and had a robust appetite for the type of quality rentals I was capable of providing. That market is Northeast Ohio.
Today, our business is simple: we sell recently renovated, fully managed properties in Northeast Ohio to passive investors who want to keep them for long-term rental income. We do all the hard work so you don't have to. True Turnkey acquires, renovates, leases and manages the properties and then sells them to our clients with projected cash-on-cash returns of up to +11%.
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Sakkara is a multidimensional master overtone sound healer (4 octave vocal range) and has the ability to receive the music of the spheres. Sakkara has been working with toning & sound vibrations from the Divine Blueprint for 22 years. Her extraordinary multidimensional Classes, Intensives, and Sound Healing CD's are accelerators to prepare humanity for the prophesied shift of Maya 2012, 7th Golden Age. She channels through her voice, dolphin, whale & Hathor harmonics messages that create transformational sacred sound templates.
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On April 23, Kate Middleton and Prince William welcomed their third child, a baby boy named Louis, which means the spotlight is once again on the British royal family (well, more so than it normally is!). Like Princess Diana before her, and as she did with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, the Duchess of Cambridge gave birth at St Mary's Hospital in London. While the birthing process has been pretty traditional for Kate over the years, it was actually quite different for Queen Elizabeth II.
The arrival of her sixth great-grandchild will surely have the queen reflecting on how much things have changed in her lifetime (hint: a LOT). If you're a fan of Netflix's The Crown, then you already know about the types of birthing traditions the queen lived through back in the day. In season two of the hit show, we see her have two very different labors and deliveries. During her labor with Prince Andrew, the doctor gives her an injection of something called "Twilight." But what is it, what does it do, and when was it first used?
The tradition of Twilight Sleep, aka Twilight Birth, had been around since the 1850s and was shockingly used as recently as the 1960s. Queen Victoria famously used the drug chloroform to help with the labor pains of her last two children, but it wasn't until 1903 that a German doctor named Karl J. Gauss created a drug cocktail of morphine and scopolamine that was used as an anesthesia for labor. This very potent cocktail caused laboring women to be in a state of wakefulness and sleep, hence the name Twilight Sleep. After being drugged, the women would be so in and out of consciousness that the doctor would then take the baby out with forceps. Not only were the side effects horrific at times for the laboring woman, but it also caused immense distress to the baby and sometimes death.
Thankfully, the practice of Twilight Birth was stopped by the late 1960s, with it going out of use completely by the 1970s. We see this change in The Crown, as Queen Elizabeth II delivers her fourth child, Prince Edward, without the drug cocktail, as a proud Prince Philip watches from a far.
One thing is certain: birth traditions have undergone tremendous changes over the past couple of centuries and all for the better! Each birth in the royal family furthers the public's love for the monarchy, and each new generation of Windsor has Queen Elizabeth to thank.


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Canada: Stop Hudak!... But Liberals are no better
Camilo Cahis
As the provincial election crawls along, Ontario workers fear the prospect of a Tim Hudak-led Conservative government winning power at Queen's Park. Hudak has made it crystal clear that his government would slash jobs and program spending in order to balance the province's books. This has led many in the labour movement, and even in the so-called "left", to push Ontario workers to re-elect the Liberals in order to stop Hudak's advance. However, this "advice" will only disorient the labour movement and ill-prepare workers for the coming attacks and austerity, which will occur regardless of whether the Tories or Liberals are elected.
Canada: Rob Sewell speaks on the Ukrainian crisis and the way out
Fightback (Canada)
Over 60 people packed a room at Oakham House at Ryerson University in Toronto on Wednesday evening for a discussion with invited speaker, Rob Sewell, the editor of the British Marxist journal Socialist Appeal. The event, organized by Fightback, focused on the developing situation in the Ukraine in the context of the capitalist crisis today and the similarities with the political forces that gave rise to the First World War 100 years ago.
Liberals win majority in Quebec election: Charter rejected, austerity to come
Joel Bergman
Less than two years after it was kicked out from power, the Quebec Liberals have been returned to government with a crushing victory in the Quebec provincial election. With over 1.7-million votes (41% of the total), the Liberals took 70 of the province's 125 seats. The 33-day campaign started with premier Pauline Marois confident that her Parti Québécois would be forming a majority government. Instead, the election ended with Marois losing her own seat and the PQ capturing its lowest vote total since 1973, with just over 1-million votes (25% of the total) cast for the party. Now, there is an ominous feeling amongst Quebec's workers and youth as memories of Jean Charest's majority government come to the fore. Yes, the charter has been defeated, but austerity is still on the agenda — more firmly than ever before.
Quebec elections 2014: Defeat austerity and the charter!
Just 18 months since the last election, voters in Quebec will once again head to the polls on Apr. 7. With a weak minority government and a parliament that has been deadlocked on pretty much everything, the Parti Québécois is looking to secure that majority government they failed to obtain in the fall of 2012. The PQ's support has increased by about ten percentage points in less than a year, making this goal a possibility. But what does this election mean for workers and youth in Quebec today?
Canadian Parliament passes resolution against Bolivarian government - NDP must support the workers and poor of Venezuela
The Canadian government has become the latest imperialist power to jump to the defence of the far-right protests in Venezuela. Parliament has just passed a unanimous motion that places the responsibility for the current violence in the country on the shoulders of the Venezuelan government rather than the opposition gangs that initiated the unrest.
Great enthusiasm marks 2014 North American Marxist Winter School
On the weekend of February 15th-16th, approximately 60 people participated in the fifth annual Marxist Winter School in Montreal, this year held at Concordia University. Organized by supporters of Fightback (Canada), La Riposte (Quebec), and the Workers' International League (USA), this year's school was certainly a big success. Activists traveled from Ottawa, Toronto, New York, and Boston to join comrades in Montreal for enthusiastic discussions throughout the entire weekend. Continuing the tradition from last year, the discussions were held in both French and English, facilitated through consecutive translation which highlighted the unity of English and French-speaking revolutionaries.


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Kao Data to expand datacentre footprint by opening 16MW facility in Slough
High-performance computing-focused colocation provider is opening its second datacentre in Slough, Berkshire
Caroline Donnelly, Senior Editor, UK
Published: 07 Feb 2022 9:00
Colocation provider Kao Data is making good on its pledge to draw on its recent £130m funding round to expand its datacentre footprint, with the company confirming that building work on its second location in Slough, Berkshire, is now under way.
The firm said the Slough site will be home to a carrier-neutral facility that will boast 16MW of IT capacity, and will be powered by 100% renewable energy.
"From a sustainability standpoint, the new facility will use an ultra-efficient cooling system, with its backup power generators powered by hydro-treated vegetable oil from the outset, removing fossil fuels in their entirety [from the site]," the company said in a statement.
As previously reported by Computer Weekly, the firm made headlines in July 2021 when it claimed to be the first datacentre operator in the UK to swap out its diesel backup generators in favour of biofuel-powered units.
The Slough site will follow the same high-performance design and operational blueprint as Kao's original datacentre campus in Harlow, Essex, which is home to the UK's fastest supercomputer, Cambridge-1, the company confirmed.
As such, the new facility will be designed in keeping with the Open Compute Project's principles, and is on course to become Nvidia DGX-Ready, as is the case with Kao's Harlow campus.
Similarly, it will be targeting enterprise end-clients with high-performance computing-type workloads, as part of Kao Data's ongoing push to become a specialist provider of colocation capacity to the life sciences community.
As previously reported by Computer Weekly, news of Kao's expansion comes several months after the news that it had secured £130m in additional funding from infrastructure investment company Infratil in exchange for a 40% share of the business.
"The launch of our new Slough datacentre offers data-intensive enterprises within the highly sought-after West London Availability Zone the opportunity to benefit from significant new capacity, as well as the advantage of working with Kao Data's award-winning, sustainable infrastructure and expert technical and operations teams," said Kao Data CEO Lee Myall.
"With this move, we are excited to be strengthening our datacentre footprint across the UK and establish ourselves within the world's second-largest datacentre hub. Kao Data has seen tremendous growth over the last 12 months, and the launch of our Slough facility is the next step in our continuing development."
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Kao Data claims to have built the UK's first wholesale colocation facility to rely on 100% free-air cooling, as part of a push to provide its clients with access to high-performance computing (HPC) environments that do not rely on mechanical refrigeration techniques to keep them cool.
Essex-based wholesale datacentre operator Kao Data's bid to become the colocation provider of choice for the life sciences community sees it secure the European Bioinformatics Institute as a client.
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Gastritis is a frequent and important discomfort that affects a large percentage of the world population and can be categorized from the clinical, endoscopic and histological point of view. Perhaps the most important aspect is an adequate classification so that a therapeutic and clinical follow-up scheme can be planned in an early manner to recognize and prevent potential complications to improve the quality of life of patients affected by this disease.
Symptoms may be undefined or not appear, but the most common are indigestion, such as loss of appetite, feeling full, belching, nausea, vomiting and heartburn (burning feeling in the stomach).
For several decades, eating factors have gained and lost acceptance as an important component in the cause and treatment of dyspepsia (difficult and painful digestion), gastritis and peptic ulcer.
Milk or cream, which in the early stages of the treatment of peptic ulcer was considered important to "cover" the stomach, is no longer considered medicinal.
Both coffee and caffeine stimulate acid secretion and lower the pressure of the lower esophageal sphincter. However, none of them has been implicated as a cause of peptic ulcer, except for the increased secretion of acid and discomfort that are related to its consumption.
The consumption of large quantities of alcoholic beverages of any origin causes at least superficial damage to the mucosa and aggravates existing disease or interferes with the treatment of peptic ulcer. On the other hand, beer and wines significantly increase gastric secretion and should be avoided in case of a symptomatic disease.
The acidity of the food before consumption is of little importance in treatment unless the patient has lesions in the mouth or esophagus. Most foods are considerably less acidic than normal gastric acidity. On this concept, it is unlikely that acidic fruit juices (orange, grapefruit) produce peptic ulcer or interfere in the healing process. Some patients express discomfort with consumption of acidic foods, but the response is not the same in all people and, in some, the symptoms are related to heartburn.
Peppers, black or otherwise, ingested directly on an empty stomach, have also been identified that can damage the surface of the gastrointestinal mucosa and increase the secretion of gastric acid. Excessive amounts of chili can damage the gastric mucosa, especially when consumed with alcohol or other irritants.
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Many people who are not accustomed to the consumption of very spicy foods almost always signal greater discomfort in the stomach after ingesting such spices.
The nutritional management of the patient with gastritis or ulcer is oriented to the person and not to the diet and tries to satisfy the normal nutritional needs and not to follow a special regime. Through identification and/or care, it is known whether or not the person tolerates a food.
Smoking reduces the ability of cimetidine and other drugs to decrease nocturnal acid secretion, which is thought to play a decisive role in cancerogenesis.
Finally, smoking slows spontaneous scarring and aggravates the danger and speed of recurrence of the ulcer, as well as the possibility of perforation of the ulcer, which requires surgery.
Nutritional care is aimed at reducing and neutralizing acid secretion of the stomach, preserving the resistance of the gastrointestinal epithelium to acids, limiting the patient's discomfort and regaining nutritional status.
The symptoms of gastritis as we said are imprecise and therefore the nutritional attention must be individualized and based on the symptomatology and the identification by the patient of the foods and situations that cause him discomfort.
The diet must be balanced with contributions of calories and nutrients according to the individual nutritional needs.
A balanced diet is one that includes daily all food groups: milk, cheese, meats, fruits, vegetables, flour, grains, fats and sweets in adequate amounts.
Consume meals preferably at the same time, having a fractional feeding, minimum 3 meals a day and consuming small portions to avoid bloating. The frequency of meals is a controversial issue in the treatment of peptic ulcer. Small, frequent meals increase comfort, decrease the chance of acid reflux, and stimulate blood flow to the stomach; However, frequent meals also increase the net acid expenditure.
The food should be soft at times.
Avoid heavy meals before bed.
Eat slowly and chew food in the best possible way.
Remember to identify foods that cause discomfort and do not consume them.
Avoid excessive volumes of liquids with meals, as they tend to cause discomfort due to gastric distention.
Try not to use stimulants and gastric irritants such as chili powder, onions, garlic, pepper, condiments, capsicum powder and fatty foods.
Include preferably cooked or roasted preparations in your food.
Avoid eating citrus and acidic foods in case of discomfort.
Beer, alcoholic beverages and coffee (ordinary or decaffeinated) stimulate the secretion of acid through the stomach. Do not overeat.
Do not consume soda with gas.
Do not smoke or reduce the number of cigarettes.
The same principles that are followed in the care of ulcers are valid in the treatment of gastritis.
Do not consume large doses of aspirin, other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or drugs that damage the gastric mucosa. Check with your doctor.


This study examined the possibility of sexist attitudes underlying the lower ratings of likeability and perceived competence of males in traditionally female-typed occupations. Participants first completed a survey assessing their sexist attitudes. They were then invited back to a complete another study, where they were asked about males and females in traditional female-typed jobs (nurse, elementary school teacher, and office assistant). The participants read performance appraisals of individuals in one of the three job position. The participants then rated their likability and perceived competence of both a male and a female in one of the traditionally female jobs. It was hypothesized that men would be rated as less competent and less likeable as compared to the females in those jobs. Also, it was hypothesized that participants who scored higher on sexism measures would also rate a male as less likable and less competent. Results indicated that in the office assistant job role men were rated as less likeable, less competent, and less achievement oriented. Sexism was examined as a moderator, and did not predict ratings of males or females in female-typed job roles. Future research is needed in this area to further examine the perceptions of men in female-typed job roles.
Jones, Diamond, "Perceptions of Likeability and Competence of Males in Female-Typed Occupations" (2013). MSU Graduate Theses. 1811.


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Illegal public meeting in support of Jallikattu held at Sembawang Park, 30 detained
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Garima Kapil Monday, January 23rd 2017
30 people have been detained by police for their suspected involvement in a public assembly without a permit on January 21.
The group, comprising men and women aged between 21 and 56, had gathered at Sembawang Park with some holding placards.
Jallikattu is a centuries-old festival associated with Pongal celebrations in Tamil Nadu. Photo courtesy: jallikattu.in
The Police said in a release that their preliminary investigations revealed that they were there to show their support for Jallikattu and the protest in India against its ban.
It is not clear who the organiser of the event is, but the Singapore police responded that foreigners working or living in Singapore have to abide by local laws and that they would take firm actions against anyone flouting such laws.
Jallikattu, which means "bull-taming," is a centuries-old festival associated with Pongal celebrations in Tamil Nadu where bulls are let loose and young men compete to subdue them.
Many in Tamil Nadu been protesting against the ban on Jallikattu by the Supreme Court of India. Photo courtesy: jallikattu.in
This socially explosive issue has created some controversy in India when the Supreme Court outlawed the Jallikattu festival last year after a plea by animal rights groups, which have denounced the event as cruel. The Supreme Court of India has revoked an exemption to the Jallikattu practice just before the 2016 Pongal festival and have taken to the streets to challenge the ban.
Many in Tamil Nadu, India have been protesting against the ban. As thousands of protesters gathered in state capital Chennai and other cities , the tensions were prompting Tamil Nadu's chief minister O Panneerselvam to travel to New Delhi to ask Prime Minister Narendra Modi to overturn the ban. Modi did so on January 20.
The Singapore police reminded the public in its press release that organising or participating in a public assembly without a police permit is illegal in Singapore.
Garima Kapil – Senior Writer
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Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams hopes the ACT government reconsiders its decision to withdraw from Australia's World Cup bid after she returned to Canberra to break hearts on Sunday. Williams and Melbourne City snatched a win against Canberra United at McKellar Park, the visitors converting a 93rd minute penalty in a 2-1 triumph. More than 1200 fans packed into the stands on a hot afternoon to watch a gritty Canberra go within inches of upsetting the star-studded Melbourne roster. But the same fans won't get a chance to see the Matildas in action at the 2023 World Cup if Australia's bid is successful. The government says the cost of hosting up to six games and a potential schedule clash at Canberra Stadium prompted officials to withdraw from the FFA's proposal. Williams, who grew up in Canberra and started her W-League career at United, said not being a part of the growing tournament would be a missed chance. "I think the [South Australian] government was out, but they got back in. Anything is possible," Williams said. "The support we had at Canberra United, or when the Matildas play here, it's a great city to show off women's sport. And especially for a World Cup. If we get the World Cup, I think it's a lost opportunity." Melbourne needed Williams at her best in the W-League, with Canberra chasing a big round-two scalp. Melbourne boasts plenty of Matildas firepower, including former Canberra players Williams, Ellie Carpenter, Emily Van Egmond, Emma Checker and Yukari Kinga, but they found it tough to crack a determined home side. The first half was a goal-less arm wrestle, with both sides failing to take chances as defensive lines held strong. But Canberra blew the game open after the break, with three international recruits combining to score the opener. Simone Charley, who was outstanding for the entire game, forced a turnover and the ball fell to Brazilian star Camila Pereira. Pereira's long-range shot caught Williams off guard and slammed into the post. The rebound fell to American Katie Stengel, who hammered home the goal despite a diving Williams' attempted stop. It gave Canberra the upperhand, but Milica Mijatovic scored an equaliser eight minutes later and then the heartbreaker came at the end of regular time. Canberra was denied a penalty chance for a clear handball in their attacking box. Melbourne took advantage, racing to the other end and winning a penalty when Kinga was taken down. Van Egmond converted and shattered Canberra's chances. "We all believe in each other, we all know what we want and we're so disappointed not to get the three points. Even a draw wouldn't have been good enough," said Canberra coach Heather Garriock. "We've come a long way, and that's credit to the players buying into what we want to do ... With the stars they've got, they should be winning. We've got no stars, that's what I love. We're underdogs and we'll fight until the end." Canberra skipper Karly Roestbakken had the task of keeping Matildas star Carpenter quiet in her return to the capital. "That was certainly difficult," Williams said. "We got the win, there's more to build on for us. But obviously we want to keep a clean sheet. We've definitely got some momentum now."
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Melbourne stars break Canberra hearts
Chris Dutton
Former Canberra United star and Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams.
Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams hopes the ACT government reconsiders its decision to withdraw from Australia's World Cup bid after she returned to Canberra to break hearts on Sunday.
Williams and Melbourne City snatched a win against Canberra United at McKellar Park, the visitors converting a 93rd minute penalty in a 2-1 triumph.
More than 1200 fans packed into the stands on a hot afternoon to watch a gritty Canberra go within inches of upsetting the star-studded Melbourne roster.
But the same fans won't get a chance to see the Matildas in action at the 2023 World Cup if Australia's bid is successful.
The government says the cost of hosting up to six games and a potential schedule clash at Canberra Stadium prompted officials to withdraw from the FFA's proposal.
Williams, who grew up in Canberra and started her W-League career at United, said not being a part of the growing tournament would be a missed chance.
"I think the [South Australian] government was out, but they got back in. Anything is possible," Williams said.
"The support we had at Canberra United, or when the Matildas play here, it's a great city to show off women's sport. And especially for a World Cup. If we get the World Cup, I think it's a lost opportunity."
Melbourne needed Williams at her best in the W-League, with Canberra chasing a big round-two scalp. Melbourne boasts plenty of Matildas firepower, including former Canberra players Williams, Ellie Carpenter, Emily Van Egmond, Emma Checker and Yukari Kinga, but they found it tough to crack a determined home side.
The first half was a goal-less arm wrestle, with both sides failing to take chances as defensive lines held strong.
But Canberra blew the game open after the break, with three international recruits combining to score the opener.
Simone Charley, who was outstanding for the entire game, forced a turnover and the ball fell to Brazilian star Camila Pereira. Pereira's long-range shot caught Williams off guard and slammed into the post.
The rebound fell to American Katie Stengel, who hammered home the goal despite a diving Williams' attempted stop.
It gave Canberra the upperhand, but Milica Mijatovic scored an equaliser eight minutes later and then the heartbreaker came at the end of regular time.
Canberra was denied a penalty chance for a clear handball in their attacking box. Melbourne took advantage, racing to the other end and winning a penalty when Kinga was taken down. Van Egmond converted and shattered Canberra's chances.
"We all believe in each other, we all know what we want and we're so disappointed not to get the three points. Even a draw wouldn't have been good enough," said Canberra coach Heather Garriock.
"We've come a long way, and that's credit to the players buying into what we want to do ... With the stars they've got, they should be winning. We've got no stars, that's what I love. We're underdogs and we'll fight until the end."
Canberra skipper Karly Roestbakken had the task of keeping Matildas star Carpenter quiet in her return to the capital.
"That was certainly difficult," Williams said. "We got the win, there's more to build on for us. But obviously we want to keep a clean sheet. We've definitely got some momentum now."
This story Melbourne stars break Canberra hearts first appeared on The Canberra Times.


Azhar Ali: He has only really played 1 format, but test cricket has priority and Azhar has been most effective & successful there out of the under 30 batsmen in the last 10 months or so so he clearly tops the list for me. He has been a true revelation, excellent find and a general breath of fresh air because Pakistan have finally found a genuine test class batsmen who has the capabilities to dig in hard, grind it out, occupy the crease for lengthy amounts of time & close one end up in an age where there have been way too many inconsistent flashy stroke makers flourishing through the ranks from Pakistan.
His application, patience, temperament, mental toughness & solid an sound defence is immense. He knows his game plan well & operates within his limits which will inevitably maximise his effectiveness. He has found success from a classical and slightly traditional style of batting. He comes across as a mature, responsible & focussed youngster. He is not fussed about taking his time & getting bogged down and therefore is confidently able to put a price on his wicket & see out patches of play. He is totally at the ease at the crease and unfazed by what is going on around him so rarely gets distracted. He has played 12 consecutive tests without being injured or dropped which is rare by Pakistani tendencies that are known for their inconsistent selection policy. This is a reflection of how well he has performed, impressed and settled.
Technically he looks to get behind the line and cover the movement of the ball, play the ball late, defends comfortably from the back foot against the slower bowlers and typically like many sub continental batsmen uses his wrists to good effect when looking to find the gaps, but ultimately it's his concentration and sheer determination which gets him through and can frustrate fielders and bowlers to high degrees. He strives/fights hard and works out of his skin.
Once he's in he's a tough cookie to dislodge and it usually takes a quality delivery to dismiss him. He can hold the innings together and give himself a firm platform to capitalise from. He is controlled, methodical & with an abundance of steadiness. He has been tipped to be groomed as Pakistan's vice captain as he has cemented his place at the all important number 3 position, but also done it in an admirable fashion. He has captaincy experience from league cricket in Scotland where he has been representing Huntly CC as the overseas professional.
He is a good fielder with sharp reflexes which adds to the overall package he brings in the team. He is a bowler turned batsmen as he used to be a front line leg spinner in his younger days and for the record has 2 List A 5fors next to his name. This is a reflection of a quick learner on top of everything else. His style may not be the most appealing or attractive, but nonetheless proper test cricket appreciators cannot speak highly enough of the man who has scored 8 half centuries in his first 23 test innings (all which have contributed to a positive team result). He has been an integral member of Misbah's test team which has reformed & rejuvenated the respect & fortunes of Pakistan's test outfit in challenging circumstances and seems to be learning well under his leadership & guidance. However, he is vulnerable against outswingers in the corridor of uncertainty which is an area he can brush up on and improve his judgement. He doesn't mind doing the hard yards by standing at short leg and getting stuck under people's noses and taking a few blows for the team which speaks volumes about his attitude, willingness and bravery.
He is the Hanif Mohammad equivalent of this generation. He is a Dravid, Chanderpaul, Kallis, Trott, Michael Atherton style player in how he goes about his approach and business. This is how he should be looked at. Limited in ability or natural talent you can say but he makes up for it by strengthening his technique, temperament, hard work, fighting resilience, game sense & maturity.
A lot of Westerners and non-Pakistan journalists and followers of cricket love watching him bat. One of them told he was the one thing which has been instrumental in bringing back their interest for following Pakistan Cricket. He is good to watch in how he applies himself at the wicket & demonstrates the spirit and guts he does. Plays straight and is hungry to stay at the crease for extended periods of time. He has a commanding structure about him with his stance and sturdy approach. A proper student of the game. He is bound to go far.
He eats up valuable time which ensures the team bat out over 100-120+ overs in the innings where they can really begin to cash in as the bowlers get tired and the ball gets softer and older. How many times have we seen Pak trying to bat at a RPO of 4-4.5 an over but are bundled out for around 200 in 50 overs or something?
The test batting line up is significantly stronger in comparison to a year ago in the last 6 tests. Scores of 300-350+ have been posted with regularity. I don't need to dig out the scorecards. The Guyana test was an exception but the pitch was tricky and to be fair West Indies bowled very well to us and exploited the variable bounce. He needs to start converting the 50s into bigger scores, but it's only a matter of time before that happens. He has been unlucky and sold by his own teammates on a few occasions. He has already demonstrated he can bat out and block the hell out of the bowling on day 5 when looking to save matches and the team were positioned in tricky situations in the context of the match situation. I'm confident he can thrive with responsibility and carry the bat in the future.
The manner in which you compile your runs, the characteristics you demonstrate and the organisation you show at the crease says a lot about how many runs you are capable of getting in the future and the position you put yourself in. You are underestimating temperament as if it is nothing. It is a key aspect of most successful cricketers. You get different levels of temperament. Azhar's temperament is at an exceptional level. Runs will take care of themselves with time. The solid basis to succeed is there.


The injured bald eagle that disrupted service on Metro's Blue and Silver lines Wednesday evening in Maryland couldn't be saved. Find out what wildlife experts know about it.
Metro service on the Blue, Orange and Silver lines was disrupted for about and hour between McPherson Square and Foggy Bottom stations after a man fell onto the tracks on Sunday.


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		* Alternatively, you can use single quotation marks to enclose the rule, in which case you do not have to escape the double quotation marks.
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The Katowice Major is almost upon us, but first, we got to get the Minors out of our way. The two most notable ones (EU & NA) are starting in just a few days so it's about time to get my act straight and tell you more about them.
That's why I'm proud to present my in-depth take at the EU & NA Katowice Minors preview. Yup, just like that, we're going to put other regions aside and concentrate on the biggest two.
Without a doubt, EU Katowice Minors are going to be a proper blast with several tier A teams still hanging on the edge of going to Poland. NA tournament is bound to be wicked too, but it can't even be compared to the likes of Mousesports, North, and ENCE, all three of which will be competing for their spot on the Katowice Major.
First things first – where to bet on EU % NA Katowice Minors? I'm well aware of the fact not all esports bookies are going to feature abundant markets for this tournament. The best ones, however, are bound to have at least match, group, and outright winner bets. These should be enough to satisfy your basic CS:GO betting cravings, right?
If they aren't, I'm afraid you'll have to be patient a few more days since the playoffs and play-in tournament should be covered in a much broader manner.
At the moment, those above-listed bookies are your best bets (pun intended) as far as EU & NA Minors are concerned. Not only have they prepared plenty of betting options, but they're sporting decent betting odds too. The perfect combination to kickstart our 2019 CS:GO betting adventure, right!?
There's a total of four regional Katowice Minors tournaments – Asia, CIS, NA, and All four Minors will directly decide eight Katowice Major participants, two from each region.
There are two more spots left open and they'll be decided via the Katowice Play-In tournament. The third-place teams from all four Minors will battle it out here for their spot at the Major.
The total prize pool for the Minors amounts to $200,000, $50,000 for each tournament. Not half bad considering the fact it's basically Qualifiers we're talking about here.
Needless to say, both of these Minors have the exact same tournament format. We're talking about the classic group stage plus playoffs system. For more info, please refer to the following two paragraphs.
The group stage consists of two groups with four teams in each. All opening matches are played in best of one style with all remaining rounds scheduled for best of three series. The matches are played in a double-elimination format with the best two teams from each group advancing to the playoffs.
Playoffs are set for a double-elimination bracket with all five matches set for best of three matchups. This, however, is not your ordinary double-elimination bracket. You see, there's no Grand Finals here. Instead, there's Winners' Finals and Losers' Finals.
Both finals' winning teams go straight to the IEM Katowice Major New Challengers Stage. The loser from the Winners' Finals qualifies for the Katowice Play-In tournament where the last two Katowice Major participants will be decided.
As with every other tournament, these two have a set of teams deemed as the favorites. Some more so than the others.
That said, I've taken three of the best teams from both NA and EU and explained their current state of affairs ahead of the Minors. It's nothing comprehensive no worries, just a short writeup that might help you with building your next CS:GO betting slip. After all, the crucial part of my EU & NA Katowice Minors preview is the betting aspect, so let's not take it for granted!
Let's be realistic here guys – Mousesports doesn't really deserve to be here. I mean, they are currently ranked as the 4th best CS:GO team in the world, according to HLTV.org. However, due to their lackluster FACEIT Major performance last year (and the tournament changes), they have to battle their way through the Minors to earn their spot at the New Challengers Stage.
As far as their chances of winning this are concerned, I'd say they're pretty big. Their roster looks mighty so I doubt they'll fail to qualify. Will they win it… that's another story.
The two Danish teams, OpTic Gaming and North, have equally big chances of qualifying for the Katowice Major. They've had solid seasons in 2018 and they'll definitely be looking to qualify for the first CS:GO Major in 2019.
Optic Gaming, led by cajunb's and JUGi's great 2018 performance, are coming in strong. They've benched poorly performing niko, signed refresh, who will be looking to show his battle prowess during the Minors.
The Finnish side, ENCE Esports, have great chances to qualify for the Major. They've been playing pretty well in late 2019. It's all thanks to Sergej, allu, and Aerial which were leading the charge. Unfortunately, they've missed the London Major but will be hoping to make the list this time around. They'll be playing in group B with North, Windigo Gaming, and Space Soldiers.
Not many words are needed for describing NRG's chances at this Minor event. They are the clear favorites here, enjoying that status due to their recent track record. With the likes of Brehze, nahtE, and CeRq playing extraordinarily well recently, everything except the big W will be a huge surprise for NRG.
Envy sacked Pollo and signed the man, the legend, Karrigan, from FaZe Clan. This move was seen as a huge surprise and is bound to shape Envy's NA Minors conquest… in a good way, of course.
The rest of the team doesn't look half bad, but Karrigan is going to be in the spotlight here. I'm sure he can show off his skillset right off the bat, ensuring his team's spot on the Katowice Major. At the moment, Envy is sitting at around +1300 on most bookies, so a small bet here seems like a good option.
Let's face it, eUnited's moose and dapr are enjoying their form at the moment. They've been playing well over the course of the last three months are so. The return of dazzLe is a good sign too; returning from his solid spell with Drip or Drown. Overall, esports bookies see eUnited as the group B favorites, right after Team Envy.
I, for one, think Karrigan will ensure his team clinches the group win… but eUnited might prove me wrong if their top fraggers end up having a good day at the office.
Even though they are the clear favorites in EU, Mousesports will have a tough time living up to their status. The likes of ENCE, North and OpTic will seem threatening, but I'm sure mousesports' talent and experience will turn the odds in their favor. Betting-wise, Mousesports sits at +140 which isn't half bad if you ask me.
I have to go with NRG here. They are a class above everyone else here and they ought to show it come the group stage. As far as black horses go, I'd say Team Envy is our most likely culprit. Betting odds on them taking NA Minors are huge – hovering around +1300. Bet small, bet smart, that's my advice here.
As far as EU & NA Katowice Minors Preview is concerned, I reckon that ought to cover it all. We've gone through the most interesting tournament facts, tournament format, and team overviews, covering all major aspects of the Katowice Minors.
Furthermore, I've also listed out my favorite esports bookies for everyone wanting a share of the early 2019 CS:GO betting action.


Vantage Law, a "young, eager, professional and enthusiastic" firm of personal injury solicitors in Liverpool, is promoting itself on the company Facebook page by promising tax disc holders for those who 'like' the posting.
The tax disc holders have been available on eBay and Amazon for some years. 2618 have 'liked' the image posted by Vantage Law.
Some motorists – and, it appears, no-win-no-fee law firms – really do believe 'road tax' pays for roads. The fact that it's local and national taxation that pays for roads, including the mending of potholes, seems to elude an awful lot of people, leading to entitlement syndrome where tax-dodgers – such as cyclists, yet, oddly, not drivers of e-cars – have to get out of the way of the supposed fee payers.
Here's a fix for the error on the tax disc holder but as it's nowhere near as hilarious as the original – facts don't tend to be funny – it won't be picked up by law firms looking to spice up their social media offerings.
Road tax doesn't exist. The ironically-named iPayRoadTax.com helps spread this message on cycle jerseys.
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