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I had an office visit at the eye doctor one afternoon. As I was filling out my (new patient) paperwork, the technician, Maria, walked up front to see who was next. Upon seeing my name she started singing Michelle, My Belle.
I looked up from the clipboard and said, "No…, please...don't."
"You don't like that song?" she asked.
I walked to her and handed the clipboard to her and answered, "No, not particularly. Especially being born just as the Beatles became famous. I get that a lot."
"I understand," she said as she skimmed my paperwork. "Come on with me, I Wanna Hold Your Hand."
"Only in a Strawberry Field," I answered.
"Well, can I bring my Yellow Submarine?"
I went into the room she led me to and sat in the chair. "I don't know," I said thoughtfully. "Don't you think it would cause a little Helter Skelter?"
She looked at me as we both laughed. Humorously, I added, "I can do this all day."
Maria put some drops in my eyes and did some tests, then the eye doctor, Dr. Bullard, came and she, too, did some test before directing me to another room. My vision was already impaired and now more so with the eye drops that dilated my eyes. I felt almost blind. Slowly, with my hand on another technician's shoulder, I was led into the other exam room.
"Are you okay?" Dr. Bullard asked,as we entered the room.
"Yes, I'm good," I replied, "I'm just used to having my seeing-eye husband with me." He was in the waiting room reading a magazine.
We finished up the exam and Dr. Bullard was able to determine the cause of my faulty vision, offer her professional opinion on treatment and care, and then she sent me on my way. I was led out to the waiting area where my husband was still waiting.
On the way out, the technician said she didn't know what he looked like. Truly, I could see images and shapes of what I assumed were people, but my husband was completely in my blind spot. As usual, when I cannot find my husband, I just call out, "Husband?" and he answers then I just follow the sound of his voice to find him.
He was sitting there patiently waiting for me to finish up. After which, he took me to lunch at Melvin's, and then drove back home. That just goes to show, in order to Come Together, All You Need is Love.
Some of the Greatest Boxers
There are moments in our lives that we treasure until we're called home: the day we get married, the birth of our children, or our successes in life. For me, I've added meeting some of the greatest boxers of all time. There may be some great ones to come, but these gentlemen come from an era that will never be duplicated.
Applewood House of Pancakes played host to a fundraiser for the Boxing Hall of Fame. I don't know many sports players, if they're NBA, NFL, or MLB, but you drop the names of these greats and I know exactly who they are: James "Bonecrusher" Smith, Fred Whitaker, Michael Spinks, and Earnie Shavers.
I even had the esteem pleasure of meeting (the late) Joe Fraizer's daughter Jacqui Fraizer-Lyde. She's a beautiful young woman who was present to help endorse this fundraiser on behalf of her father.
My love for boxing began with Muhammad Ali in 1974. You may remember the fight with he and George Foreman called, The Rumble in the Jungle. For me, it was love at first fight. I got to watch Ali and Fraizer, too. It was their last of three fights together in 1975.
Joe Fraizer was the first man to ever beat Muhammad Ali in 1971, but, again, it was the 1975 fight I got to see. After which my father deemed boxing too violent and I wasn't allowed to watch it anymore.
Earnie Shavers was another fighter who fought Ali. I never got to see him fight, but I do remember his picture. He had the big mustache (look at this man's biceps in comparison to Muhammad Ali – holy mother of boxing gloves! He was HUGE). He fought Larry Holmes in 1979, after he fought Ali.
There's a rumor that Earnie Shavers threw the hardest punch in boxing. I even found a quote by Randall Cobb who said, "Earnie Shavers could punch you in the neck and break your ankles."
Fred Whitaker fought between the mid 80s to the early 90s. He's not to be confused with Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker who passed away some years ago. Fred was a boxing champion in his own right.
Of all of the men I met, Fred was probably the smaller of them in height and weight (now), but I am more than positive that does not negate his hard hitting punches required to be a world champion boxer.
In spite of the fact that I wasn't allowed to watch boxing anymore, that didn't stop me from sneaking in and seeing a little bit of a fight Michael Spinks (Leon Spinks' younger brother) was in, either 77 or 78. I laughingly told Michael he was a bad influence on me. Michael Spinks defeated Larry Holms in '85 and has been the world champion in two classes. My father would know which classes, too, because he was a big "Spinks the Jinx" brothers fan.
James "Bonecrusher" Smith is a big man. I found a picture of he and Mike Tyson from 1987 and Mike looks like a little fella next to him. Bonecrusher started his career in 1981 and retired in 1999. He won the title when he beat Frank Bruno and then later lost to Larry Holmes.
Gosh, Larry Holmes was getting into all these fights. Now I feel bad for him. I'm confident that Holmes was a good fighter, as well, even though I wasn't allowed to see him fight. I don't think Ali fought Holmes, though.
I returned to my love of boxing when Mike Tyson appeared on the canvas. Yes, I love Iron Mike. We briefly mentioned the Evander Holyfield vs Mike Tyson fight where Tyson apparently in need of a snack, bit Holyfield's ear.
"There's more to that," Jacqui said to me. "People don't know what Evander did to Mike. Ask Mike… Spinks, he knows."
I asked him, but he just flashed a grin at me and shook his head. Alas, a boxing secret that will remain a boxing secret.
I cannot express enough how much this day meant to me. I loved meeting these gentleman and taking pictures with them. I didn't get one with Bonecrusher as he was busy talking to another fan. Nonetheless, I will treasure this day until the day I die.
I do wish they would come to Georgetown (about 30 miles south of Litchfield). As a personal note to Jacqui, Fred, and the rest… Hit me up if you're interested. You can reach me through my blog site or GABNews and again, thank you so much for the memories (Be sure to check out my photo albums for the pictures of some of the greatest boxers).
I was watching "Alaskan Monsters" as they searched for the ever-elusive, Bigfoot. At one point in the show, one of the team members tries to tough-talk the huge hairy primate. He looks menacingly into the camera and points a finger and threateningly says, "We're coming for ya, man! We're here for YOU!"
Now, I'm picturing Bigfoot sitting in his woody den snacking on a bowl of deer jerky and laughing hysterically at the TV. It's got to be the best entertainment for Sasquatch because no one, to date, has ever taken a satisfactory picture of him, much less caught one.
Don't worry Mr. Bigfoot; I'm pretty sure you're safe.
Josiah Henson AKA Uncle Tom
Josiah Henson was a slave in Maryland during the late 1700s and early 1800s. As a child, he was separated from his mother and bought by Isaac Riley. Even though he was a youngster, he was still able to show his leadership abilities as well as his intelligence. He was so intelligent and resourceful, in fact, that even at his young age; Mr. Riley had given Josiah a superintendent's position on his farm.
Josiah was so trusted by the people around him, including his master, that Mr. Riley also gave him the responsibility of being his market-man in the nation's capital in addition to the superintendent's position on the farm.
Later, Josiah was given permission to preach and give sermons at a local Methodist church. In spite of the fact he could not read and write, he learned to memorize verses in the Bible and often preached using a style and sense of humor that many of his churchgoers came to love and respect.
A white minister helped Josiah to secretly raise $350 in efforts to buy his own freedom, but when Isaac Riley found out, he swindled the money from Josiah. Because of the betrayal he felt, Riley planned to sell Josiah somewhere down south thereby separating him from his wife and children. Some reports indicate it was as far south as Louisiana where he would likely never see his family again.
In 1830, Josiah took his wife and children and fled into the night. They walked over 600 miles to reach Canada where he and his family would be considered free from slavery. It was at this time; Josiah Henson showed what an extraordinary man he truly was.
Once in his new land, Josiah learned to read and write - a freedom he was not afforded in the states. While doing so, he also became a prominent member of the "Afro-Canadian Community" in an area called, "Dawn" which was the last stop of the Underground Railroad.
During the Civil War, Josiah became a great pioneer traveling between Canada and the United States helping other slaves. He reportedly helped 118 slaves and families escape and claim their freedoms inside the Canadian borders. This act would have been punishable by death if caught. Still, he did what he felt he had to do to help his fellow man.
Josiah Henson went from being a slave; beaten, abused, separated from his parents, and sold off, to becoming a hero among the black community while earning respect from the people around him, including white men. Even Isaac Riley came to respect Josiah as never before.
Because he was such an extra-ordinary man who followed his beliefs and was willing to sacrifice his life for what he believed in, several books were written about him: Truth is Stranger Than Fiction, The Life of Josiah Henson, Formerly a Slave, and of course, the most popular one, Uncle Tom's Cabin.
If being called an Uncle Tom in today's time is the worse insult that can be slung, accept it and wear it like a badge. Josiah Henson, AKA Uncle Tom, was more than a freed slave, he was a true hero to all who knew him. He sacrificed everything for what he believed in.
I've noticed many people on social media pointing out Chris Rock and his stand-up comedy about white kids and calling him a racist. I disagree. I've responded to several of the posts which I will repeat some of it here.
For instance, I used to know his younger sister and I adore her. She and I have talked about his stand-up. I've told her before that I did not care for it because it was so racially charged.
"But that's not him," she insisted, "It's all an act. I swear that is not the real Chris; he's just acting."
When I shared that information, someone else responded to my comment saying, "Isn't acting like a racist the same as being one?"
My response pointed out, "Robin Williams played a gay man in the movie, The Birdcage, that didn't make him gay."
I guess with that train of thought, Nicolas Cage playing a serial killer makes him a murderer, or John Travolta playing an angel makes him an archangel. Sometimes, you just have to stop and shake your own head. I often wonder where some of these people come from.
The role an actor/comedian plays does not define them as individuals. It's a paycheck. They get paid for doing their job. For Chris, making jokes about the differences between races works, just like it did for Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, and others before him.
For instance, take the movie, The Longest Yard, starring Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Burt Reynolds. Paul Crew, played by Adam Sandler, puts together a football team. Has anyone really looked at that team? The only good white player on there is Battle (Bill Goldberg). The best player, before he recruits Deacon's team, is Switowski, a huge black guy. Not racist?
As Paul grouses about his team of misfits, Caretaker, played by Chris Rock, turns to Paul and says, "You want speed...you know where to go."
Where? To the black guys? Is this saying white guys can't have speed or play ball? How racist is that?
Paul challenges Deacon (a black man) who responds, "The only thing I want to do is slap the point-shaving white boy like a baby back bitch."
Really? "White boy?" That is pure racism. He doesn't want to slap just anyone. No, just the WHITE BOY.
Paul continues the challenge and says, "You must be quite the athlete."
At which time, Deacon responds, "You know I am, otherwise you wouldn't have risked your ass coming into the jungle."
The jungle! You've got to be kidding me! So "the jungle" is the only place you can find black men or black athletes because white guys can't play?
After the game, Megget tells Deacon, "Anyone (Paul) who can take that kind of beating out here, I'd like to see what he can do in a contact sport."
When Cheeseburger Eddie bows up, Deacon answered, "It's okay, if he wants to run with the WHITE BOY, we will let him."
Racist...pointing out the color of someone's skin or his race is absolutely racist.
Caretaker turns to Burt Reynolds and says, "We didn't get the whole chocolate bar, but we got a Hershey's Kiss."
The entire scene reeks of racism and that's just one scene! No one ever says anything about that, no complaints, no boycotts on the movie, no anything. Why not, if everyone is so offended by racist comments? Could it be because the movie is a comedy and it's funny?
It's one of my favorite movies and it's hilarious: racism and all. I may not like Chris' stand-up, but his movies rock, no pun intended. He's a very good actor and has great deliverance. He's such a good Down to Earth actor that he could even play a heavy-set white guy and pull it off.


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Moving Docs brings powerful documentary films to screens big and small, by combining event cinema with innovative online distribution. It is driven by a shared belief in the value of documentaries and the importance of a diverse film culture within Europe. With 20 screening partners across Europe and two mainstream media partners, Moving Docs enables a selection of the best European documentaries to cross borders and reach new audiences. These are films with an impact. They make you see the world differently.
Moving Docs will create a common marketing and distribution strategy to enable and facilitate the pan-European release of documentaries and one of its aims is to create innovative outreach strategies and provide opportunities for urban and rural European audiences to enjoy regular screenings of documentary films through a wide variety of media and platforms. You can read more about the project on its official website.
Moving Docs is the very first initiative of its kind, powered by partners across Europe, managed by the European Documentary Network, and supported by Creative Europe.The partners are CineDoc (Greece), Doc Lounge (Sweden), DocsBarcelona-The Documentary of the Month 40 (Spain and South America), APORDOC (Portugal), DocIt (Italy), Lemessos International Documentary Festival (Cyprus), Planete Doc (Poland) and the Scottish Documentary Institute (UK).
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Why, yes, I studied art in college. But I learned to draw naked people by hand.
…not on a computer. On Friday, I received a design concept from the cover artist I hired and I squee'ed like a teenaged girl. I was so excited–it's exactly what I want, and there aren't any naked male torsos or heaving bosoms included. Which makes me happy. I also signed up for a Goodreads account, … More Why, yes, I studied art in college. But I learned to draw naked people by hand.
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PremierLeague-News.Com - Breaking Sport Transfer News !	It's not completely impossible to acquire a game-changer in the January transfer window; Manchester United did just last year in acquiring Bruno Fernandes from Sporting CP, after all. Still, it's pretty rare. January is often a time for fringe moves and stopgaps, with teams preparing to spend much larger sums of money a few months later.But you always have gaps to stop, and that's particularly true in the Premier League, where the leader is on pace for merely 80 points and you could make a pretty legitimate claim that more than half the league is still potentially involved in the Champions League race.With that in mind, let's propose some moves. Let's unearth a potentially exciting piece for each of the Premier League's top 10 teams (well, the top nine plus Arsenal) while mostly sticking to a budget.- January window preview: Alaba on move? Upamecano to LFC? - Top free agents in 2021: Messi, Alaba, Ozil, Aguero and more - Transfer tracker: All moves graded hereImportant note: this isn't a sourced list of transfer targets. The opposite, in fact.If even one of these moves were to actually happen, I would immediately proclaim myself the Soccer Woj. But this is a fun way to both shine a light on team needs in a crowded Premier League and highlight some exciting, under-the-radar players who are doing awfully well at the moment.Jump to: Arsenal | Aston Villa | Chelsea | Everton | Leicester City | Liverpool | Man City | Man United | Southampton | TottenhamARSENAL 11th place, 23 pointsBiggest issue: creativityMikel Arteta has been fiddling with the knobs all season. At first, Arsenal tried to play with extreme patience, which resulted in good possession, but painfully low shot quantity. Of late, the Gunners have ramped up their offensive urgency a bit, trading a bit of shot quality and defensive intensity to do so.They may be getting somewhere -- after winning just one league match in 10 tries, they won three straight over the festive period, including a 3-1 triumph over Chelsea -- but they could still use another raw creative presence. Only one Gunner has created more than 20 chances this season (fullback Kieran Tierney, whose 21 rank 25th in the league), and he's a fullback. Injuries and juggled lineups haven't helped, but no Arsenal midfielder has created more than 16 chances, and no one at any position has more than three assists.- Stream ESPN FC Daily on ESPN+ (U.S. only)They've been linked to Borussia Dortmund's Julian Brandt for this exact reason -- the 24-year old midfielder created 18 chances in just 589 minutes for BVB and is approaching his athletic peak. But with BVB's Axel Witsel suffering a long-term Achilles injury, Brandt will likely play a much larger role in Dortmund, and the club probably won't sell.How about QPR's Ilias Chair? QPR are, to say the least, laboring in England's second tier at the moment. They are 18th in the Championship, having scored just 22 goals in 23 matches. Even for a low-scoring league, they are struggling to create opportunities for themselves.Well, just imagine how they'd be doing without Chair. The 23-year old Belgian not only leads the team in chances created (45, 21 more than second place) and expected assists (4.5, 2.2 more than second place), but also goals (five) and shots on goal (14). He's already topped last year's numbers in all of these departments, he can excel from both the center, the left, an attacking position and central midfield. His market value, per TransferMarkt, is just $4.4 million at the moment, too, but it's rising quickly.CHELSEA Ninth place, 26 pointsBiggest issue: midfield playWhat do you get a team that has everything... and still isn't very good? Chelsea are fifth in the league in goal differential and fourth in xG differential. They create solid shot quality and quantity, and they're above average in allowing those things at the other end. They possess the ball as such a club is supposed to, and they advanced to the Champions League knockout stages with ease.They've also won just one of their last six league matches, falling into a funk of bad bounces and random poor performances. Frank Lampard's job security isn't great, but there's no one thing the Blues are doing wrong.- Olley: Are summer signings at fault for Chelsea's woes?They could use some reinforcement in midfield, though. Mason Mount is a star, but N'Golo Kante appears to have lost a step, Kai Havertz is a square peg in a round hole and Mateo Kovacic's productivity has disappeared: after averaging 1.2 chances created and 7.6 ball recoveries per 90 last year, he's currently at 0.8 and 5.0, respectively.How about Montpellier's Teji Savanier? I nearly suggested Inter's Arturo Vidal since "discounts" aren't really a thing Chelsea pursues, and because he'd provide maturity, ball recovery ability and a general calculated recklessness that could benefit a team in need of some energy. But he's not exactly an under-the-radar guy, so instead we're going with the late-blooming Savanier, who spent much of his early career in the French lower levels but exploded for Nimes in 2018-19 and earned a move to Montpellier.The 29-year old is a willing tackler -- like Vidal, often too willing -- but he's combined 8.5 ball recoveries and 2.1 chances created per 90 at Montpellier, and he's averaging 0.51 xA+xG/90 this season as well. He's not an up-and-comer, but hey, neither was Claude Makelele when Chelsea added the transformative midfielder at age 30. And at a club full of expensive blue-chippers, Savanier would be a willing dirty-work performer.ASTON VILLA Eighth place, 26 pointsBiggest issue: wear and tearDean Smith's claret-and-blues have already been through about three distinct phases so far this season: they won their first four games (including a classic 7-2 victory over Liverpool) to surge to the top of the table, then lost four of five to fall back to the pack. They went unbeaten in December, however, and despite a 2-1 loss to Manchester United on New Year's Day, they're still on pace for over 65 points this year; that would be their highest total since finishing second in 1992-93 with 74.- Marcotti: Seven principles to remember in transfer windowVilla are one of the more direct teams in the league and it suits them well, but the fixture congestion to come, combined with the tight rotation Smith maintains -- nine players have already logged over 1,100 league minutes, with five of them having played every minute so far (including both left-back Matt Targett and star left-winger Jack Grealish) -- could produce weary legs pretty soon.How about Celta Vigo's Lucas Olaza? A 26-year-old Uruguayan left-back (on loan from Boca Juniors), Olaza has been one of the team's steadiest players over the past two seasons and can play further up the pitch when needed.According to the DAVIES player ratings, created by American Soccer Analysis' Sam Goldberg and Mike Imburgio, he was one of the more productive Defensive Wide Progressors (essentially full-backs with an attacking role) in Europe's Big 5 leagues last season, and he's improved both his passing percentage and duel success rate in 2020-21. He could spell Targett and make sure that Grealish still has a creative and sturdy battery mate, and TransferMarkt lists his market value at a reasonably affordable $6.6 million at the moment.SOUTHAMPTON Seventh place, 29 pointsBiggest issue: plain old offenseSouthampton has been one of the steadiest teams in the Premier League since the summer coronavirus restart, logging 47 points in 26 matches in that span, fourth-most in the league. They've figured how to keep producing points this season while easing off the defensive pressure this year, too. They are still allowing 10.9 passes per defensive action, third-fewest in the league, but that's down from 9.9 last season, and they're only starting 7.5% of their possessions in the attacking third (down from 8.9%).They're defensively organized, but the downshift in pressure has resulted in a meek attack: they're 16th in the league in shots per possession and 17th in xG per shot. They've created 26 goals from only 18.7 xG (James Ward-Prowse and Jannik Vestergaard have seven goals from only 1.89 xG), and that will likely lead to some regression to the mean moving forward. Whatever their goals are this season, they might need an extra boost of creativity if they're to achieve them.How about Ajax's Zakaria Labyad? Ajax certainly knows something about creating shots and goals: their 22 shots per league match is tops in any of Europe's major leagues (in this case, the Big 5 plus Portugal, the Netherlands and Russia). They've got a crowded midfield and in Labyad, they've got a player who is comfortable both up front and in central midfield and potentially affordable for Southampton (his TransferMarkt value: $4.4 million). He exploded for 15 goals and nine assists for Utrecht in 2017-18, and he's scored five goals on 29 shots, with 23 chances created, in under 800 league minutes this season.Labyad's not much from a pressure standpoint, but he creates.TOTTENHAM Sixth place, 30 pointsBiggest issue: Plan BAs I wrote last week, the one-two punch of Heung-Min Son and Harry Kane has been incredible in 2020-21, but the lack of a Plan B has caught up to Jose Mourinho's side at times. While Son and Kane have combined for 23 goals and 16 assists, everyone else on the team has combined for seven and nine, respectively. The current battery of right-sided wingers -- some combination of Steven Bergwijn, Lucas Moura, Erik Lamela and oft-injured Gareth Bale -- has combined for two goals and no assists. A little bit of balance would be lovely.- Transfer grades: Assessing every big January move - Darke: Unsung heroes for all 20 Premier League clubsNow, the answer could already be in-house. Carlos Vinicius, on loan from Benfica, hasn't earned Mourinho's trust in league play yet, but now has six goals in six FA Cup or Europa League matches (granted, three came against eighth-division Marine). Plus the 23-year old Bergwijn has been a bit unlucky -- he's logged 2.1 combined xG and xA but has zero goals or assists -- and could come untracked at any moment. Still, while Spurs made mostly defensive acquisitions in the offseason, they could do with a reinforcement up front.How about Seattle's Jordan Morris? YEAH, I SAID IT.
. Well, how's this for proven: Morris has averaged 10 goals and six assists in 31 matches per year over his past four seasons with the Seattle Sounders. He wins duels and aerial battles, he can play in the right, left or center, he's got lovely size (6-feet, 185 pounds), and while he doesn't have track-star speed, seven of his 11 goals this past season came on the type of fast-break opportunities Mourinho craves.This is a better match than you think and thanks to players like Kasey Keller and Clint Dempsey, Spurs are well-acquainted with tapping the USMNT for talent.EVERTON Fifth place, 32 pointsBiggest issue: shot quantityLike Villa, Everton hasn't quite matched its aesthetically sexy early-season form of late, but they keep grinding out points. Over the last two months, they've averaged 2.11 points per match, exceeded only by the two Manchester clubs. They looked finished when slogging through a one-win-in-seven stretch, but they've won five of six since and are closer to first place than eighth.While they don't have a Southampton-level shot quantity problem, they still have a shot quantity problem. They're 14th in the league at 0.12 shots per possession and while the shots they create are excellent (fourth in xG per shot), they could stand to grab another midfielder who can spell 31-year old Gylfi Sigursdson and 28-year old Abdoulaye Doucoure: the pair have combined for over 2,300 minutes but only four assists so far.How about AZ's Teun Koopmeiners? Granted, attacking stats from the Eredivisie don't always translate perfectly to higher divisions, but it's hard not to like Koopmeiners' potential: in 18 league and Champions League matches this year, he's scored 12 times and created 20 chances while making nearly nine ball recoveries per match. He's primarily a central defender, but like, say, Frenkie de Jong, he's also able to play defensive midfield or central defense while still keeping an eye toward chance creation; in his Eredivisie career, he's averaged 0.38 xG+xA per 90 as a midfielder and 0.32 as a defender. He's both versatile and super active.LEICESTER CITY Fourth place, 32 pointsBiggest issue: BalanceSince losing back-to-back matches to Liverpool and Fulham at the end of November, Leicester has reestablished top-four bona fides, taking 14 points from seven matches. In this span, the young core it has spent years developing has begun to shine through: 10 players have logged at least 400 minutes -- four are 33 or older (striker Jamie Vardy, goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, defender Jonny Evans, winger Marc Albrighton), but six are 24 or younger. James Maddison (24), full-back James Justin (22) and Harvey Barnes (23) have all been increasingly involved in the attack, while Wilfred Ndidi (24) and Youri Tielemans (23) are key to defensive pressure.We still don't know what life will be like up front post-Vardy, but this is an exciting and optimistic young core, and it will remain so even when Leicester makes its annual sale of a star for an eight-digit price.You'd still fancy them to make the Champions League, though, and to do that, Leicester might still need a little more help up front. Front left, actually. Of their 69 chances created in this seven-game hot streak, 62 have come from players with central or right positions but only seven have come from left-side players.How about Charleroi's Ali Gholizadeh? A 24-year-old from Iran, Gholizadeh has potentially been the best left-winger in the Belgian top division. He's combined five goals and five assists in 20 matches, and he's a physical presence, willing to both foul and be fouled. His presence would potentially allow Barnes to move further back on the pitch, where he's a chance creation machine. (He's good where he is, but potentially better as more of a left midfielder.)MAN CITY Third place, 32 pointsBiggest issue: turning xG into actual goalsWe might be witnessing a shift into fifth gear for Pep Guardiola and City. They've lost only once in league play since September and have generated 17 points from their last seven matches, all while rolling through their Champions League group and advancing with ease to the EFL Cup final.- Ogden: Why Man City are the real team to watchThat said, they could be doing even better. During their current eight-match unbeaten streak in league play, they've generated 18.0 xG but scored only 10 goals. Forwards Sergio Aguero, Ferran Torres and Gabriel Jesus have scored only once in this span. Aguero and Jesus have proven themselves over time and are both coming back from injuries, but Aguero's 32, and City could be looking for a long-term solution up front.How about Reims' Boulaye Dia? We know one player City and every other mega-club in the world have an eye on at the moment: Borussia Dortmund's absurd Erling Haaland. In 41 career Champions League and Bundesliga matches, the 20-year-old from Norway has scored 41 goals from 27.8 xG. He's the surest of sure things, but (a) he's going to be massively expensive when he's made available, and (b) he's not available yet. In the meantime, Dia would probably only cost City about $15-20 million.Within Europe's Big 5 leagues, only Haaland, Romelu Lukaku, Son, Kylian Mbappe and Robert Lewandowski have scored more than Dia this season. That's pretty lofty company. Another late-bloomer (with one hell of a back story), Dia landed with Reims in 2018 and he's nearly been the club's entire offense. Despite an iffy supporting cast, he's scored 12 goals on 8.7 xG, and he's created 10 chances to boot. He's probably overachieved -- 49% of his shots have been on-target this year, which probably isn't sustainable -- but he's proven adept at both serving as a target in the box and creating things like this on his own.Clubs like West Ham United are in pursuit, but obviously City could outbid anyone if they wanted to see what he has to offer.LIVERPOOL Second place, 33 pointsBiggest issue: a lack of central defenders with two healthy legsYou know the story by now. Liverpool have lost both starting central defenders (best-in-the-world candidate Virgil van Dijk and ever-sturdy Joe Gomez) to months-long injuries, and manager Jurgen Klopp has made do by trying out prospects and moving midfielders back to defense. It's been mostly fine -- the Reds have still lost only twice all year and are in second despite a run of poor post-Christmas results. But the shuffling has produced inconsistency, not to mention midfield issues as well. Spending money on a central defender probably wasn't in the plans in August, but it is now.- Panic Index: Should Liverpool worry about their slump?The club has been linked to short-term patch ideas -- like a loan for Arsenal's Sokratis Papastathopoulos or, potentially, Real Madrid's Eder Militao -- and hey, maybe that's enough. But they could also try to take a stab at an eventual Van Dijk replacement.How about Swansea's Ben Cabango? The 6-foot-2 Welshman has, at 20 years old, played a heavy role for the Swans for each of the past two seasons and made his debut for the national team in September. He wins over 50% of his duels and aerials, and he's been a key cog for a Swansea team that has been rock-solid in transition defense and has allowed the fewest goals per match (0.6) in Championship. Swansea are a promotion candidate, but at the moment his Transfermarkt value is a mere $4.95 million.Liverpool mastered the age curve over the last two seasons, compiling a roster chock-full of players hitting peak age at the same time. But this roster is going to need recycling in the next couple of years, and in Cabango, they could take a chance on a player who might both help the Reds in the present tense and serve as a building block for the future.MAN UNITED First place, 36 pointsBiggest issue: ...nothing in particular?Few would have guessed in early-November that, little more than two months later, United would be atop the table. The Red Devils began the league season with three losses in six matches, and while they had beaten heavyweights PSG and RB Leipzig in their first two Champions League matches, they had also just lost to Istanbul Basaksehir. They were inconsistent and frustrating, and a defense that had been well-organized for much of 2019-20 was all sorts of glitchy.- Marcotti: Why it's a big deal that Man United, Solskjaer are topSince then: mostly glitch-free. United are allowing about a goal per match, while scoring 2.3. They've taken 29 points from 11 matches, and while that's been a bit on the fortunate side -- they're averaging 2.5 points in matches decided by 0-1 goals, and their goal differential (+1.3) is a decent amount higher than their xG differential (0.9) -- it's positioned them well in this slog of a season.That they've done this all without a right winger -- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has juggled between Mason Greenwood, Daniel James, Juan Mata, and Marcus Rashford in this span, and none have been all that productive -- suggests that position could be an immediate need. But United just added Atalanta teenager Amad Diallo to the mix there and could be in line for a big score, like Sporting's Pedro Goncalves, down the line.With full-back Luke Shaw playing brilliantly of late, too, let's instead take a stab at a discount "Next Pogba" ... and/or the next Shaw. Two in one. We don't know what the future has in store for Pogba -- his agent declared a while back that he would be leaving United at some point in the near future, but who the heck knows what's real when agents are speaking? But let's grab a player with huge upside and the potential to play about six different positions.How about PSG's Timothee Pembele? The only thing Paris Saint-Germain is better at than producing exciting young prospects is getting rid of them, and this 18-year-old is fascinating. The DAVIES model rates his production this season as equal to that of Barcelona's Miralem Pjanic or Borussia Monchengladbach's Lars Stindl on a per-minute basis; he has played everywhere from left-back to right midfielder in his short career. He was excellent at the U-17 World Cup in 2019, and in just 376 Ligue 1 minutes this year he's scored once and created a couple of chances.Rennes' Eduardo Camavinga is the biggest prize among Ligue 1 teenagers at the moment, but unless PSG finally decides to hold onto its young prospects, Pembele could provide similar upside for a much lower price.
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The purpose of this work is το investigate possible effects of pulse-modulated (PW) and non-modulated (CW) low power density microwave radiation on chicken foetuses during organogenesis. A total of 496 fertilised chicken eggs were used in this study; 380 of diem as experimental material and 116 as controls. The experimental eggs were exposed to a non-thermal power density of 8.8 uW/cm2 (SAR= 1.16 mW/Kg) radiation at 9.152 GHz, from the 3rd to the 10th day of incubation, continuously. 172 eggs were irradiated by CW whereas 208 eggs by PW. The controls were sham-exposed. The foetuses of the experimental eggs and of the controls were macro- and microscopically examined at the end of their incubation. In 62.78% of CW-irradiated, 47.12% of PWirradiated and only in 3.44% of the sham-exposed fetuses abnormalities (development retardation and severe malformations) and embryonic and foetal deaths (embryonic and foetal) were observed. The differences in the effects caused by CW and PW irradiation were statistically evaluated. These results support the aspect that very low power density microwaves applied to the chicken foetuses, in ovo during organogenesis, may cause abnormal development.
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Saulius Juodkazis
Saulius Juodkazis – director of the Swinburne Nanofabrication Lab and Deputy Director of Centre for Micro-Photonics at Swinburne University of Technology, has been awarded a Chang Jiang Scholar Chair Professorship by the Ministry of Education in China. The Chang Jiang Scholar award, considered to be China's most prestigious scholarly honour, is presented to fifty academics each year who have made special contributions in their field of research. Author of more than 300 peer-reviewed journal papers, reviews and several book chapters.
Professor Juodkazis has been recognised for his outstanding achievements in the fields of nanotechnology and optical physics and has received a professorship at Jilin University in Changchun. Professor Juodkazis' current research is focussed on applying principles of plasmonic light-field enhancement spectral control for applications in sensing, solid-state lighting, and solar energy conversion. Juodkazis is contributing to the development of a three-dimensional femtosecond laser micro-fabrication for opto-fluidic, optical memory, and photonic crystal applications, light extraction in light emitting diodes (LED) and light harvesting applications.
In 2017 Saulius Juodkazis with Elena Ivanova received the UNSW Eureka Prize for their Scientific Research. In a novel approach to the growing epidemic of antibiotic resistant bacteria, they studied the wings of cicadas and dragonflies to determine how their surfaces resisted pathogens. Scientists discovered that tiny spikes – called nano-pillars – on the surface of the cicada and dragonfly wings provided physical resistance to the bacteria.
Professor Saulius Juodkazis received his PhD in experimental physics and material science jointly from Vilnius University (Lithuania) and Lyon-I University (France) in 1998. Afterwards, he held previous tenured positions at the Universities of Tokushima and Hokkaido in Japan. He is also working as a member of editorial staff in quite a few scientific magazines, including "Optics Express" (OSA – Optical Society of America), member of SPIE, Cleo (OSA). He is also a participant and member of the programme committee of Photonics West (SPIE) conference.


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Fort Scott City Mayor JoLynne Mitchell introduced the City Manager's Employment Agreement to the city commission Oct 2 at their regular meeting, according to the minutes of the meeting.
She asked each commissioner to speak to City Manager Dave Martin about his evaluation.
Commissioner Cindy Bartelsmeyer thanked Martin for his leadership and for the "hard work" he has provided. Ongoing improvements in street conditions need to be addressed, she said, according to the minutes.
Mayor Mitchell said he does "a tremendous job." She said that they "sometimes don't speak the same language but they get along great." She hopes that Martin recognizes that he has a "great City Commission" behind him.
The City Commission then approved a raise for Martin.
He received a three-percent increase in salary bringing his salary to $107,462.78.
One year was added to his contract, which will take his employment through August 21, 2023.
If Martin should leave, he would be paid for his sick leave and vacation time.
All members of the commission voted to approve the raise, with the stipulations listed.
So…this is why they're charging us the 9.4% sales tax?
And yet I'm still seeing problems with the streets in the city.
What a slap in the face for hard-working Fort Scottians. Show us in black and white facts, not useless platitudes, exactly how Martin has benefited the city. His salary keeps climbing, yet there is not one thing upon which the city commission can actually base this rising salary on. And the benefits? Please, please, please look at the declining quality of life in Fort Scott (streets in disrepair, loss of jobs, etc.) and tell those of us who are footing the bill exactly what you base this raise on.
This is pretty outrageous. Most of the senior citizens I know are working two jobs in Fort Scott just to make ends meet. They do not have extravagant lives or luxuries. Many who are "retired" also struggle to bring in much needed additional income. Instead of paying someone in Fort Scott $100 grand for improvements that amount to more plaques and gazebos, how about bringing in industry that pays folks who work here more than poverty level wages – industry that even seniors and disabled people can accomplish? Every day, I appreciate and love the people I live around and work with, and every day I get more angry at how this town has been run into the ground by the old families and the city government. What we need is different people at the city commission if these are the people who hire the city leaderships jobs; people who aren't afraid to actually plan for sustainable health, growth, and aren't nepotists and old boy networking.


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Fulham boss Parker hits back at critics
Scott Parker has hit back at his critics following Fulham's dismal 3-0 defeat at home to Hull on Saturday.
Having picked up only five points from the past five games – and failing to score in three of those – the head coach "felt an edginess" in the Craven Cottage crowd, many of whom booed the Whites off the pitch.
While he admitted that the performance fell short of his expectations, Parker refutes the notion that his passing style of play is to blame.
"A lot of people say this team is a possession-based team, and they lack impetus. I do hear this a lot of the time," he said.
"We are top with shots on goal in this division. This team is creating the most. We're obviously doing something right.
"We're getting the balls in the right areas. No other team in this league is hitting the target more than us."
"I hear people saying that our possession game is slow," Parker continued.
Fulham's record under Parker
Drawn: 5
Lost: 12
"I could understand people's reactions and their opinion to the way I want to play and the identity of this football team, and how I feel is the best way to win football matches, if we weren't creating chances or hitting the target.
"But you can't back up that argument. We're hitting the target more than any other team in this division.
"It was not so much the case (against Hull), to be fair. They had a right go at us and caused us problems."
Has Parker got a point?
While Parker's assertion may have been true going into Saturday's debacle, Leeds have since overtaken Fulham in that department.
It is notable, though, that Fulham have allowed the fewest number of shots on target against them in the league so far. Much of that has to do with the fact that it of course becomes more difficult for the opposition to score if they do not have the ball for extended periods of time.
It is also worth noting that chalking up six wins and five draws through the first third of the Championship season is perhaps not as gloomy as many have made it out to be.
For context: at this stage in their 2017/18 promotion season, Fulham won four Championship matches, drew seven and lost four under Slaviša Jokanović. Only one of those wins came at home – against Hull, coincidentally.
They found themselves 12 points off the automatic promotion places, compared to just five this season.
Understandably, the cause for concern comes from the consistency that has been lacking in almost all areas of the pitch, especially given the potential (and higher expectations) of the current squad compared to that of two seasons past.
The fact that the Whites are yet to beat a team currently ranked higher than 16th in a season with no runaway leaders by this stage, indeed, may also be alarming.
But Parker is nonetheless confident that his philosophy is more than capable of converting possession into points on the board.
He concluded: "The finger's been pointed at me since the first game regarding possession.
"Yes, we do have the ball a lot, and that's the way I want us to play. But ultimately, I feel that if we carry on like that, it will turn for us. And that's the team I want us to be.
"I will stick with it, 100 per cent."
https://www.westlondonsport.com/fulham/fulham-boss-parker-hits-back-at-critics-over-his-style-of-play-but-is-he-right
Harry Arter Deletes Twitter Account After Mixing Up Jeremy Corbyn & Boris Johnson
Harry Arter has deleted his Twitter account after an embarrassing political gaffe last night, mixing up rival British politicians Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson.
The Ireland international tweeted last night referencing a recent tweet from Labour Party leader Corbyn, in which the politician condemned the unbalanced nature of wealth in British society.
Arter, clearly a big believer in 'trickle-down' economic policy, argued that billionaires use their wealth to create employment for the general public.
When he got into an argument about the effectiveness of such policies, it soon became apparent that he didn't actually know who Jeremy Corbyn was.
On a couple of separate occasions, Arter would reference Corbyn's lies during a Brexit campaign about extra funding that would become available to the NHS should the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union.
Those of you familiar with British politics will know it definitely was not the Labour politician who made such promises. It was... Boris Johnson.
The midfielder was presumably referring to a slogan used by the leave side of the campaign, which said:
We send the EU £350million a week. Let's fund our NHS instead. Let's take back control.
The slogan was most famously plastered across the side of a bus, in front of which future prime minister Boris Johnson would make a few appearances.
This is a bit of an odd mistake to make, mixing up the two biggest names in British politics.
Presumably after realising his mistake, Arter would take the rather odd step of deleting his Twitter account.
Happens to the best of us.
https://www.balls.ie/football/harry-arter-jeremy-corbyn-boris-johnson-419729
Scott Parker hits back at his Fulham critics
Scott Parker has hit back at his critics after Fulham were thrashed 3-0 at home by Hull City on Saturday.
Fulham were second best for much of the contest and this means that a rather inconsistent start to the campaign for Parker's side continues.
Many expect the Cottagers to be much higher in the table due to the amount of money that they spent over the summer, and with Anthony Knockaert, Ivan Cavaleiro and Aleksander Mitrovic as a front three, many thought they'd be fighting for the automatic promotion places.
The defeat was a really torrid display from Fulham, and Parker's side failed to bounce back from a draw at struggling Middlesbrough last weekend.
With the pressure starting to mount on Parker, he's hit back at his critics and expressed that the statistics don't lie.
Speaking to West London Sport, Parker said: "A lot of people say this team is a possession-based team, and they lack impetus. I do hear this a lot of the time.
Parker has done an okay job so far, but expectations are so high at the club and after the transfer business that they've done in the summer, the supporters will expect promotion straight back to the Premier League.
Fulham have been rather inconsistent and have to pull it together, I think Parker is under pressure for his job and with a few more defeats he might well be sacked.
They have to bounce back in their next game against Birmingham, although it'll be a tough game at a side who are very good at home.
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/scott-parker-hits-back-at-his-fulham-critics/
Sir Bobby
Robbie Elliott
Player, Newcastle, 1991-1997; 2001-2006
My contract was expiring at Bolton.
Talks over extending it were delayed because we were in the Division One playoffs, but after the final my agent told me one of the teams that had been watching me was Newcastle. He knew that if he had told me before the playoffs, my head would have been spinning.
I then had a phone call with Sir Bobby Robson, drove up to meet the chairman Freddy Shepherd, and within 10 minutes had agreed my return to St James' Park.
For me, there was nothing better than hearing from Sir Bobby that he'd like to take me back to the club I considered home. The call was nothing too serious or tactical. It was just Sir Bobby being Sir Bobby – getting to know you.
It was a done deal as soon as I picked up the phone. I certainly hadn't expected to play for a guy who had managed the likes of Barcelona and England.
I was very nervous, but he put me at ease straight away – the way he spoke to you was so relaxing. You felt like you already knew him, which is a crazy thing to say when you don't and it's your first conversation.
It was a skill that he could make people feel like that – even over a phone call, which is a lot harder than face-to-face. "I'm excited to get you in for next season" – he built me up in that conversation, not that I needed it when he was the one calling.
The first time I met him was the first day of pre-season. For him it was just another day, but there was a great atmosphere. We'd signed a couple of players and there was this feeling that things were turning for Newcastle.
"He'd wear his heart on his sleeve – the hurt, or the pride – and you'd want to go out and perform for him"
When he's in the room, there's an aura about him. Not the kind you saw with David Ginola, who everyone turned to look at when he walked in; there was just something about Sir Bobby's personality that put everyone at ease.
That dressing room had in it people as young as Jermaine Jenas, senior players like Alan Shearer, and different nationalities. I've been in a lot of them, and there's not many where the players all respect and like the manager – particularly those who aren't playing – but everyone liked him.
I went through a season not playing at Newcastle, but I still totally respected him because he treated me like a human. He'd speak to me, give me an answer if I asked a question, and be honest.
Other managers can't get enough of you when you're in the team, but if you're not playing or you're injured, it feels like you don't exist. But that was never the case with Sir Bobby.
'Enthusiasm' is the word that really strikes home. He was always in his tracksuit on the training field, joining in, and very hands-on.
He always brought energy, and always wanted energy and the highest standards in everything, but he could also be funny. It didn't involve him telling jokes; it was a subtle humour. You just found him funny.
"Even behind the scenes, Sir Bobby was pulling all of the strings"
His football knowledge was immense and, despite the age difference, he could connect with 18 and 34-year-olds on any level. That is hard to do.
You'd all see him in front of the camera, when he'd wear his heart on his sleeve – the hurt at a defeat, and the pride at good performances – and you'd want to go out and perform for him.
I remember speaking to a member of his staff once they had both retired. At the time they were at Newcastle together, he hadn't understood all of Sir Bobby's methods; but after they both left Bobby actually explained them to him. Of course, it made complete sense.
Sir Bobby had wanted to separate himself from his staff, because he wanted that respect there, too – even behind the scenes, he was pulling all of the strings.
The crazy thing is, after I'd retired and read his book, I learned what he was going through at Newcastle with his cancer – at the time, you would not have known for one minute. There was never any complaining, and nothing slowing him down.
The mentality and strength to go through what he did and continue to be at the top of his game was just incredible. He went through it on numerous occasions, and he fought it off. That was him – always looking forwards and positive, never backwards.
"When we got back into the Champions League, the town just had that buzz about it again. If you're from that area, you can feel it"
We always used to practise throw-ins, because it was one of his biggest bugbears – how hard players used to work to win the ball back and then just throw it back to the opposition. We'd be top or second in the Premier League, and practising throw-ins – that was his level of detail.
My first season back, Craig Bellamy had also come in. With him and Kieron Dyer, we had a lot of pace going forwards; together with the old heads of Gary Speed and Shearer, and with Nobby Solano (below) at the top of his game, we had a hell of a season.
Once you get momentum at somewhere like Newcastle, that ball starts rolling and it becomes a great ride – it was a really good season back in the northeast.
To try and get Newcastle back to anywhere near the level we were reaching with Kevin Keegan was incredible – we got back into the Champions League, and the town just had that buzz about it again. If you're from that area, you can feel it – to be part of that again was something really special.
Olivier Bernard had also come in, and Sir Bobby really liked him. That French connection with Laurent Robert went a long way, and he started to play ahead of me.
Don't get me wrong – I was pissed off, every day. But Sir Bobby would do small things like have a chat in the corridor, which is one of the things I've even taken into my life beyond football. Treating people with a smile and a thank you, and asking how they are, goes a long way.
"He deserved so much more than his departure from Newcastle. When he left, his illness really kicked in"
That's partly what makes the timing of his departure from Newcastle, four matches into the 2004/05 season, so bizarre. It sounds bad but, as hard as it was, you could see the writing on the wall.
But there's ways to do it, and Sir Bobby deserved so much more. I wish it was dealt with differently, maybe at the end of the season, properly, and with a plan in place.
They say that you should keep the mind active, doing what you're doing, and have a passion. When he left the club, it became apparent that that was when the illness really kicked in.
I was fortunate enough to meet him again a couple of weeks before the Sir Bobby Robson Trophy match, when he made his last public appearance, in a wheelchair at St James' Park, in July 2009. He obviously looked very poorly.
Someone in my family went through the same, and they set themselves a target of seeing their grandchild born – once they did, they went peacefully. With Sir Bobby, I think it was that game – he wanted to see the game through, see the players again, and experience going out at St James' Park one final time.
"A couple didn't speak a word of English but they recognised Sir Bobby. He's still loved"
It was that, and the fact I've had a lot of cancer in my family, that made me want to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. I'd never had the chance to pay him back for taking me back to Newcastle, and for giving me and my family that opportunity.
Me and Phil Gray, a friend and triathlete, cycled 3,500 miles in 21 days. We started in Porto, went to Lisbon, then across Europe to Barcelona and Eindhoven before returning to the UK and taking in Fulham, Wembley, Ipswich and Newcastle – all his former teams.
We started it in October, so you start in the dark and finish in the dark, and it turned out we did the equivalent of sea-level to Mount Everest five times, in altitude. You can't tell on maps how bad the roads are, so we came across huge obstacles, and we slept in a camper van. It was brutal.
I'm so happy I did it, but it's not something I'd ever repeat, not least because there were some long days there. It sounds corny, but I thought of my father, my father-in-law, Sir Bobby – the people you're raising money for to try and make a difference. So there was never a day when I thought I needed to stop.
The way people spoke from the heart along the way, too. We were maybe three hours from Barcelona one day, and we were flagged over by an ageing couple who didn't speak a word of English but wanted to donate because they saw Sir Bobby's picture on the van.
Then, at the end, we held a celebration ball where ex-players came to meet me. The support the whole way through was just fantastic.
There's not many managers who leave clubs and are still loved – and I mean loved – like he is. In every city we went to, it really was mind-blowing.
But that's the power of Sir Bobby.
https://www.coachesvoice.com/robbie-elliott-sir-bobby-robson-newcastle-england-barcelona/
Tickets on sale: Fulham U21 (H, 05/11)
It's the Leasing.com Trophy group stage.
Tickets are now on sale for Wanderers' Leasing.com Trophy group stage fixture against Fulham U21's at Adams Park on Tuesday 5th November (k.o. 7.45pm).
Home fans will be accommodated in the Beechdean Stand for this fixture, though the gate will be open to permit access to the terrace with tickets priced as follows:
Juniors (18 and under): £5
Head to tickets.wwfc.com to book your tickets simply and quickly; you'll receive a QR code to your email address or mobile number, which you can scan at the turnstile to gain access.
Tickets will be available to purchase on arrival.
https://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2019/november/tickets-on-sale-fulham-u21-h-0511/
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Come on Scotty, show some flexibility, the hard fact is other teams are now able to stop us scoring goals. While it is true that our possession game limits the other teams scoring opportunities it also limits ours as so much of that possession is in our own half.


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