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TLC To Launch In UK On April 30th
By Patrick Munn | March 27, 2013 - 10:03 am | 2 Comments
Discovery Networks International has announced that they will be launching a local version of TLC in the UK and Ireland on April 30th 2013, which will feature a mix of US and UK shows. Some of the shows that have been acquired by TLC for launch include Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and Breaking Amish. Acquired content will sit alongside original commissions including Ultimate Shopper and Undercover Mom. TLC will be available on Sky (channel 125), Virgin Media (channel 167), BT Vision (channel 875) and YouView on the TalkTalk Player, as well as via Sky, Virgin Media and BT Vision's on-demand services. The channel will also be available in HD from Sky and Virgin Media.
"TLC is a unique entertainment channel that brings together a huge range of characters from the UK and US", said Susanna Dinnage, Senior Vice-President & General Manager of Discovery Networks UK . "It is full of stories that will get people talking and we hope it will become part of the rich and varied TV culture in the UK."
Details of TLC UK's Line Up of Launch Shows Follows Below:
Acquired Shows:
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo – The reality series follows Alana (AKA Honey Boo Boo), who was first introduced in Toddlers & Tiaras, and gives an inside look into Alana's world where the six-year-old pageant sensation proves that she is more than just a Go-Go Juice-drinking beauty queen. When she's not chasing after crowns, Alana's with her family in rural Georgia doing what her family does best: four-wheeling through mud pits and picking up road kill for the family. The series is produced by Authentic Entertainment
Breaking Amish – This series, which ranks as TLC's highest rated series in the US, offers an unprecedented look into a rarely seen world, following five Amish men and women and one Mennonite woman as they make the most important decision of their lives – to join the church and fully embrace the Amish and Mennonite lifestyle, or leave for good and follow their dreams outside of their communities. The stakes are incredibly high as each of them face complete and total rejection, criticism and even exile from their family's homes and their community. However, all of them feel they will never be at peace in their community unless they know what lies beyond.
Oprah's Next Chapter – Oprah's Next Chater is the award-winning primetime series featuring Oprah Winfrey as she steps outside of the studio for riveting, enlightening and in-depth conversations with newsmakers, celebrities, thought leaders and real-life families. The series is produced by Harpo Studios and airs on Discovery's OWN network in the United States.
Original Commissions:
Ultimate Shopper – Produced by Betty, Ultimate Shopper pits four fashionistas head-to-head in a series of style-based challenges to be judged by a discerning and stylish panel of experts: singer and modern pop culture icon Holly Valance, fashion expert Brix Smith-Start and photographer Paul Hartnett, along with a special guest judge. From crafting the perfect look for a first date to donning just the right outfit for a second job interview, the contestants—and their style—will be judged on their chic creativity and quick-thinking fashion sense.
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Multiversity: Introduction
This is happening now. As I type.
The first draft is always the most immediate, isn't it? That's why serialised comics are a more interesting form than the graphic novel. You can't go back and fix things. You can retcon, of course — like the politician's denial, "what I meant to say when I said I wouldn't raise taxes is that I wouldn't raise taxes unless I need to" — but you can't go back and edit what you've already written. (I just wrote "edit the past" and then changed it. You can still do that when you're writing a first draft). You have to keep pushing forward. Embrace the mistakes. Embrace the errors.
So this is a real-time look at Multiversity. This is the take on it I am writing today, Monday 4th May 2015, 10:53 AM as I type this. From this perspective, here and now, Multiversity is the latest part of a story Grant Morrison, one of the most interesting writers to work in the comics medium, has been working on for decades. It's fair to say that in many ways he's been telling the same story over and over — a story of idealism turned to dirt, and of a multiverse that hints at a secret conspiracy behind reality, and of the dirty, bedraggled, idealism reasserting itself. Of betrayal and redemption. Of the difference between the physical and the spiritual. And of the multiplicity of viewpoints.
In Morrison's work there's often a struggle between two giant warring factions which are revealed to be aspects of the same thing, while real change comes from those opposed to both viewpoints. The significance of this, in election week, is left to the reader.
But the story has been told in a variety of different ways, and this version of the story is the one that Grant Morrison started in 1988 with Animal Man, and told in the 1990s with JLA, and in the 2000s with Seven Soldiers of Victory, JLA: Classified, 52, All-Star Superman, and Final Crisis. In many ways it's a leftover from those years — it's a story that was conceived as a follow-up to Final Crisis, and was originally meant to come out in 2010. It's a profligate, luxurious, expansive story, of a kind that no-one, not even Morrison, is telling any longer in DC comics. After the economic crash in 2008 we've had a kind of austerity of the mind in DC's work, with the "New 52" comics line that started in 2011 being fifty-two flavours of the same grim, gritty, dull, dim-witted hopelessness.
Multiversity has its darkness, of course, as all Morrison's work does, but there's hope in there still. It's a very 2008 kind of comic, from before hope was revealed to be a bad joke.
But maybe that's what we need right now. To be told it'll all be all right. That things can get better.
As I write this, we're in the middle of an election campaign in the UK. The Conservative Party are campaigning on a platform of austerity, cutting benefits, demonising immigrants, and increased authoritarianism. The Labour Party are, in order to provide people with a real choice, campaigning on a platform of austerity, cutting benefits, demonising immigrants, and increased authoritarianism. My own party, the Liberal Democrats, has had a campaign that has mostly ignored the pretty sensible policies its members have voted for in favour of messaging saying "you know how you can't get a cigarette paper between those other two parties? We want to be that cigarette paper!". Everyone wants change, but no-one believes it's possible. The world has been taken over by the anti-life equation, and we need a way out.
As you may have guessed by now, this is not one of those books that annotates everything, saying "the Batman of Earth-793 first appeared in Batman #793, from 1954, in the story Batman's Bat-Trousers!". There'll be some of that, but this is more a response to Multiversity, a reaction to it, and a guide through the thoughts behind it, rather than a catalogue. Those of you who've read my earlier books dealing with Morrison's work, An Incomprehensible Condition and Sci-Ence! Justice Leak!, know what I'm doing here. The rest of you can either jump off now or come along for the ride.
Do I have your complete attention yet?
Whose voice is this speaking in your head, anyway?
[Over a ten-day period I will be posting my long piece on Multiversity. Those who want it in one piece can buy the whole thing as an epub from Smashwords right now for $1, it will be available for Kindle from tomorrow (the link will be in tomorrow's piece), and my Patreons get it for free]
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10 Responses to "Multiversity: Introduction"
Zakaria Says:
This should go very well with my re-read now that the whole thing is complete.
Roadswim Says:
Sounds intriguing and timely, can't wait to get stuck in.
The approach of looking at all GM's work holisitically as one great story-myth sounds like a cosmically, psychologically and politically fruitful one, and probably the only way to get a decent angle on Multiversity.
A slice of late Morrison superheroism, it's a series quite stunningly dense in its demands on the reader yet many of the riffs are perhaps becoming slightly over-familiar? Have we reached peak-Morrison, at least in the mega-conceptual sense? Having traversed for us the backstage areas of the multiverse, what more can a man say about the scaffolding that holds it all up?
Maybe it's time for Morrison to return from the super-hyperion of his/the ideaspace and visit some of the trillion scintillating worlds he glimpsed on his way up. Maybe smaller, more eccentric stories, like he used to do so well. I'd love to read more Seaguy, it's one of my favourite of his books.
But it's very presumptuous to make such demands of a decent writer. He must go where his dayglo raving Muse leads him, this is just the view from seat 45b in the peanut gallery!
And then there might be something William Blakey about the over-lapping narratives in Morrison that, like Blake's prophetic books, seem to circle endlessly around a great, unchanging central theme /spiritual insight.
Loved the observation you make about the warring factions finally being seen for what they really are, "aspects of the same thing", and of this movement – from false opposition to a constructed alternative to a transcendent recognition of the wider structure that includes (and contains) both the tyranny and the rebellion – being perhaps THE key dialectic running through all his stuff.
Wonderful observation – it's right there, staring us in the face, but we missed the emphasis. Once made, that insight flashes back through the whole GM ouevre, very clearly in stuff from the Invisibles on, of course, but clearly present in Animal Man, Doom Patrol,Zenith – questions of authority and control, rebellion and reaction, constantly in turmoil – even Big Dave I'd say (is he a revolutionary or a reactionary figure? Grant sets that one up then leaves it to the reader to decide through the blur of beatings and broken teeth in the foreground).
Good stuff, sir, keep it coming.
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"That's why serialised comics are a more interesting form than the graphic novel. You can't go back and fix things. You can retcon, of course — like the politician's denial, "what I meant to say when I said I wouldn't raise taxes is that I wouldn't raise taxes unless I need to" — but you can't go back and edit what you've already written. (I just wrote "edit the past" and then changed it. You can still do that when you're writing a first draft). You have to keep pushing forward. Embrace the mistakes. Embrace the errors."
What about alterations made to collected editions of the serialized work? I'm thinking of Morrison's own Final Crisis which, for the Absolute edition and subsequent trade versions, was expanded, partially redrawn/recolored and had edits made to dialogue and narration to clarify previously muddled story elements. Or situations like the Flex Mentallo recoloring which, while not altering the narrative, definitely changed the book's overall atmosphere.
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Having already recruited England and British Lions lock Geoff Parling for next season, Baxter has moved swiftly to add the name of club-mate Julian Salvi to the Sandy Park roster for the next two years.
Widely regarded as one of the most destructive forwards in European rugby, Salvi's arrival in the Westcountry is yet another telling addition to what is looking a formidable Chiefs squad for the 2015/16 season.
Commenting on the capture of Salvi, Baxter said: "Put simply, he is a very good player, very highly-rated and one of the star open-side flankers in the Premiership for a number of seasons now.
A prominent figure in the Leicester back-row for the past four years, Salvi's move to the Chiefs will only bolster a back-row department that already includes the likes of Dave Ewers, Don Armand, Ben White, Kai Horstmann, Tom Johnson, Sam Simmonds, Sam Skinner and Thomas Waldrom.
Baxter continued: "He is talked about an awful lot for his defensive qualities, but what I was most pleased with was what I saw of his attacking qualities. When we looked at him in detail it all added up. Our meeting went very well and he came across very well in what he said about his continued ambitions about the game and what he wants to achieve and get out of rugby.
In what has been a busy period of recruitment for Baxter, the Chiefs leader admits bringing in proven quality is something he has identified as the Devon club look to build on what has been a very productive past five years.
"I would be lying if I said his expertise didn't have some bearing, because it did," said Baxter. "We knew there would be some changes coming in our forward group. We were ware we would have to look at how we wanted to manage that and I think Julian coming in is something to redress that balance.
"With Geoff Parling coming in that will help and I think Julian's arrival will as well. I think it will be interesting to see how our back-five forwards challenge for those spots because we have a really strong group there.
Baxter also feels the experienced Salvi – who has amassed 112 appearances for the Tigers, scoring 11 tries – will be hugely beneficial to others within his squad.
"Julian will bring some different attributes and I hope he will be a positive influence for some of the younger guys we have here like Sam Simmonds, who can pick his brains and work with him," said Baxter.
And having seen former Tigers' team-mate Waldrom flourish in his first season at Sandy Park, Baxter has an idea the free-scoring No.8 has helped to sell the Chiefs to his close friend.
Baxter continued: "I can't speak for individual players – it is for those guys to talk about their reasons behind coming to Exeter – but I have no doubt they know Tom and were able to talk to him in more detail about the club.


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Usain Bolt: One of The Greatest of Our Time
As Usain Bolt's retirement loomed over our heads, there was a bittersweet anticipation building up towards his final 100m sprint performance. The world was shocked to find that he had lost to Justin Gatlin in a race that we had hoped would nicely conclude his epic running career. Despite this shortcoming, Bolt deserves the upmost respect and recognition for his ground breaking achievements.
Born and raised in Jamaica, Bolt's natural speed quickly set him apart from his peers. The undeniable length of his strides quickly transitioned him from a cricket player to a sprinter as encouraged by his coaches. As young as 14, Bolt won his first medal in his high school championships, taking home the silver in the 200m race. At age 15 Bolt, participated in the 2002 World Junior Championships in Jamaica where he won the title as the youngest world-junior gold medallist ever. Since then, breaking records became second nature to him.
In the 2007 World Championship in Japan, Bolt broke the 200m record that was previously held for over 30 years by Donald Quarrie. What really put him on the map was his great success in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He broke the world record for the 100m final by completing the race in 9.69 seconds. He also broke the record for the 200m final with 19.30 seconds and earned his third gold medal in the 4X100m relay. At the Berlin World Championships in 2009, he beat his old 100m world record with an astounding time of 9.58 which to this day still stands unbeaten. He also beat his old 200m world record with a time of 19.19 seconds and again won another gold medal in the 4x100m relay.
In the 2012 London Olympics, he created history by becoming the first man to defend the 100m and 200m Olympic sprint titles. With the help of his Jamaican team, this was the third 4x100m relay race he won which earned him the 'Double Triple'. At the 2013 Moscow World Championships, he again won the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay final and thus became the most successful athlete in the 30-year history of the world championships. At the 2016 Rio Olympics, he again won three gold medals in the three events and earned him the ground breaking "Triple-triple" which was his ultimate aim.
This man is a phenomenal athlete, and that in itself is an understatement. Not only was he gifted, his charisma and authentic personality quickly ranked him as a favourite in the eye of the public. Regardless of whether people came from Jamaica or not, the entire world was behind him. There was an indescribable sense of unity before each race as we all unanimously cheered for the great Usain Bolt to win and marvel us with his inhumane speed. Him losing his final race only shows us that he is human. Even the great fall sometimes but that doesn't take away from their substantial success.
When you think of the greatest basketball player, you think of Michael Jordan. When you think of the greatest boxer, you think of Muhammad Ali. When you think of the greatest swimmer, you think of Michael Phelps. When you think of the greatest footballer, you think of Pelé. Now when you think of the greatest sprinter of all time, you think of Usain Bolt. He will go down in history as one of the greats and his absence will definitely be felt in the world of athletics. With a name that couldn't be any more fitting, we will all miss his charisma and most of all, his iconic 'Lightning Bolt' pose.
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The first Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo took place in 1950; over the following decades it evolved from a local institution to a world-renowned attraction, combining traditional Scottish music and dance with international performances.
This specially-designed journey takes in a performance of this sell-out event with the added luxury of a behind-the-scenes recital from a cast member, before venturing north to the Highlands. Here, delve into the history and culture of the region, as lavish accommodation and exclusive visits combine to create an unforgettable experience.
Upon arrival at Edinburgh Airport be welcomed by your local chauffeur-guide who will accompany you for the duration of your stay. He will ensure a safe and comfortable transfer into the city centre and to your accommodation for three nights.
This evening, perhaps retire to the Scotch Bar where you can relax on one of the comfortable Tweed sofas and allow one of the Whisky Ambassadors to provide a tutorage on Scotland's national drink – they have over 500 varieties from which to choose.
This morning, meet your chauffeur-guide in the hotel foyer for a panoramic tour of the city.
Edinburgh, sometimes referred to as the "Athens of the North", is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It has two distinct areas: the Old Town, dominated by a medieval fortress; and the neo-classical New Town, dating from the 18th century.
Spend the afternoon at your leisure, perhaps admiring some of the Fringe Festival performers on the Royal Mile.
In the evening, experience "the most famous show in the world": The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Your once-in-a-lifetime experience opens with dinner in the award-winning Amber Restaurant within The Scotch Whisky Experience, just moments away from the Tattoo arena. A three course specially selected Scottish menu will be served, during which there will be a brief recital from a member of the Tattoo cast. A host will then accompany you to your seats. It is guaranteed to be a truly memorable evening!
Depart Edinburgh and travel to the ancient coastal town of St Andrews which has its place firmly in the history books as being the home of golf.
For the golfing enthusiast, see the famed fairways of the Old Course, Swilcan Bridge, and the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse. Browse the Tom Morris Store which was opened by the golfing great himself in 1866, making it the oldest golf shop in the world. Perhaps explore the British Golfing Museum's unsurpassed collection of memorabilia, telling the story of golf from the Middles Ages to the present day.
Travel north to magnificent Glamis Castle which is famed for its connections to the British royal family and many other myths and legends in British history and literature. It stands in the valley of Strathmore, nestled between the Grampian Mountains and the red sandstone Sidlaw Hills on an estate covering more than 14,000 acres. As you enter through the Queen Mother Memorial Gates and drive along the mile-long drive, the stunning castle and its beautiful pepper pot turrets will come into view; few could remain unmoved in the face of such splendour.
On arrival, enjoy refreshments in the 16th century chambers before your specialist private guide takes you on a tour of the castle.
Your accommodation for the evening is a family-owned castle property first built in 1892. It has been impeccably restored to combine its historic past with contemporary design to create a unique and luxurious retreat. Situated in the heart of Highland Perthshire, the property benefits from a beautiful location just a short walk from the charming town of Pitlochry and surrounded by woodland with views overlooking Loch Faskally and Ben Vrackie.
Following a leisurely breakfast, travel north-west, watching the scenery change as the Lowlands give way to the Highlands.
Arrive in Glencoe, Scotland's most famous glen. It is often considered one of the most spectacular and beautiful places in the country and certainly one of the most dramatic; thundering waterfalls tumble down the sides of mountains into sparkling lochs. Scenery and geology aside, the glen has its place firmly in the history books due to its savage history. It was the site of the infamous massacre of Clan Macdonald of Glencoe by government troops in 1692.
Reserved privately, a local guide will take you on a guided walk.
Continue to your next accommodation. Nestled in the foothills of mighty Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain, this stunning Victorian castle is a renowned Relais & Châteaux property situated amidst the breath-taking beauty of the North-West Highlands.
Dining at the castle is a much sought-after culinary experience, with the restaurant having been awarded AA 3 Red Rosettes. The evening begins with a drink by the fire in the Great Hall, before guests are seated in one of three dining rooms, each of which is decorated with elaborate period furniture presented as gifts from the King of Norway.
A very special and scenic day lies ahead as you board the Jacobite Steam Train to experience what has been described as one of the world's great train journeys.
From Fort William, travel along the Road to the Isles, experiencing some of Scotland's most stunning sea and landscapes.
At Mallaig, re-unite with your chauffeur-guide and make the return journey via road. It is equally as scenic as via train and allows more "stop offs" to explore the area. Perhaps pause at Arisaig, which lies at the southern end of The Silver Sands of Morar. The coastline is sublime.
Drive along the Great Glen, a huge geological fault running 73 miles which joins the east and west coasts of Scotland. Surrounded by towering mountains and filled with four impressive lochs, it also forms the Caledonian Canal and ultimately flows into what is perhaps Scotland's most famous stretch of water; Loch Ness.
Extending 23 miles, the loch provides spectacular views – the scenery is breath-taking regardless of the time of year. The loch's cold, deep waters are said to be home to the Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie. It is said that the first sighting of the monster was in the 6th century by St. Columba, and sporadic sightings have been reported ever since.
There can be no better way to see the water than from aboard a luxury motor cruiser which, with a capacity for just ten guests, would be reserved exclusively for you. Sumptuous platters of Scottish delicacies are served as you sit back and admire your surroundings, including the atmospheric ruins of Castle Urquhart which lie on the banks of the loch.
Re-unite with your chauffeur-guide and travel to your final accommodation.
Once described as "the most beautiful Regency House in Scotland", it is set on 20 acres of well-tended lawns, walled gardens, woodland and streams. An ornamental lake in the grounds is stocked with brown and rainbow trout and is also home to swans, wild geese, and ducks. A series of well-kept paths connect with the house, enabling guests to explore the gardens and rest and relax in secluded seating areas or on sunny terraces.
Spend two days exploring the Highlands, a region famed for its turbulent history, spectacular scenery and skilled whisky distilling. There is a wealth of places to visit.
Perhaps travel to Cawdor Castle and Gardens. A fairy-tale castle best known for its role in Shakespeare's Macbeth, the castle's most unique feature is the living holly tree it was built around. The beautiful grounds are also well worth exploring.
Perhaps enjoy a visit to the Clava Cairns, a Neolithic burial site and standing stones said to be one of Scotland's most evocative sacred prehistoric sights, believed to be around 4000 years old. Fans of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series may recognise the site as the inspiration for the "Craig na un" stone circle through which Outlander's Clare Randall travels back in time in.
You may like to visit Culloden Battlefields, the moving site of the infamous 1746 battle where, in less than 60 minutes, the Jacobites of Scotland lost to the armies of the British throne. Nearby is Fort George which was built by George II to try and discourage further uprisings and unrest by the Jacobite's. It was the mightiest artillery fortification in Britain, if not Europe.
Your chauffeur-guide will transfer you to Inverness Airport in time for your outbound flight.


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Rio Salado College Commencement Celebrates Student Success
Rio Salado College will celebrate the accomplishments of the 2010-11 graduates at a commencement ceremony May 4 at the Orpheum Theatre in Phoenix. The free ticketed event begins at 7 p.m. The theme for the evening is New Horizons, New Beginnings with Catherine Hendrickson and Reco A. Jackson as featured student speakers.
Hendrickson overcame much adversity to earn her Associate in Applied Science in chemical dependency. She is a reentry student who began her college education while incarcerated. She is planning to continue her education and has been accepted to a bachelor's degree program in counseling and hopes to ultimately earn a doctorate in behavioral health.
"It is my passion to help others overcome the obstacles they face and make better choices for themselves," said Hendrickson.
Jackson, a wife and working mother of five children, had put her college education on hold. Two years ago she received a grant and was able to return to school. Jackson will receive an Associate in Arts degree and plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in physical education and eventually a master's degree in sports management.
"Attaining my degree at Rio Salado gives me a sense of pride. With five children, I am constantly reminding them that education is important," said Jackson. "Now I have set the example."
Additional highlights include congratulatory remarks from Maricopa Community College District Governing Board President, Randolph Lumm, MCCD Chancellor, Dr. Rufus Glasper and Rio Salado College President, Dr. Chris Bustamante.
Nearly 130 students will participate in this year's commencement exercises.
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59 Associate in General Studies
18 Associate in Business – General Requirements
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For more information visit www.riosalado.edu/graduation. For grad night photos visit Rio Salado's Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/RioSaladoCollege .
Rio Salado College is a nationally recognized leader of online higher education and serves more than 62,000 students annually. It has the largest Adult Basic Education program in Arizona with seven centers located throughout Maricopa County. Rio Salado College is one of ten colleges which comprise the Maricopa Community College District.


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NASB Gen 14:5 In the fourteenth702,6240 year8141 Chedorlaomer3540 and the kings4428 that were with him, came935 and 1defeated5221 the ARephaim7497 in BAshteroth-karnaim6255 and the Zuzim2104 in Ham1990 and the Emim368a in 2CShaveh-kiriathaim7741,
2015 Gen 14:5 In the fourteenth year Chedorlaomer and the [three] kings who were with him attacked and subdued the Rephaim in Ashteroth-karnaim, the Zuzim in Ham, and the Emim in Shaveh-kiriathaim,
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A Deut 3:11 (For only Og king of Bashan was left of the remnant of the Rephaim. Behold, his bedstead was an iron bedstead; it is in Rabbah of the sons of Ammon. Its length was nine cubits and its width four cubits by ordinary cubit.)
B Deut 1:4 after he had defeated Sihon the king of the Amorites, who lived in Heshbon, and Og the king of Bashan, who lived in Ashtaroth and Edrei.
C Num 32:37 The sons of Reuben built Heshbon and Elealeh and Kiriathaim,
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368a Emim (34a); pl. of 367; "terrors," an inhab. of Moab:--Emim(3).
702 arba (916d); of unc. der.; four:--1,254*(4), 1,400*(2), 14,000*(1), 14,700*(1), 151,450*(1), 186,400*(1), 2,400*(2), 22,034*(1), 24*(1), 24,000*(15), 284*(1), 324*(1), 35,400*(2), 4,000*(3), 4,500*(8), 4,600*(2), 400*(5), 400,000*(3), 410*(1), 42,360*(2), 435*(2), 44,760*(1), 45,400*(1), 450*(2), 454*(2), 468*(1), 470,000*(1), 5,400*(1), 53,400*(3), 54,400*(3), 57,400*(2), 64,300*(1), 64,400*(2), 74*(2), 74,600*(2), any of their four(1), four(167), four things(1), four-fifths*(1), four-footed*(1), fours(4), fourteen*(17), fourteenth*(23), fourth(4), thirty-four*(1), twenty-four*(3), twenty-fourth*(9).
935 bo (97c); a prim. root; to come in, come, go in, go:--actually come(1), advanced(8), alight(1), apply(1), approach(1), arrival(1), arrive(3), arrived(11), arrives(1), associate(4), attacks(1), attain(4), befalls(1), border(1), born(1), bring(246), bring it to pass(1), bringing(21), brings(9), brought(255), brought it to pass(2), came(590), came and brought(2), came and invaded(1), came to pass(3), came*(1), can get(1), carried(2), carry(1), certainly come(2), come(511), come and let us go(1), come from going(1), come to pass(3), comes(90), comes to pass(2), coming(106), departed(1), devoured*(2), enter(127), enter and go(1), entered(74), entering(14), enters(16), entrance(10), extended(1), fall(1), fallen(1), far*(1), followed(1), follows*(2), fulfilled(2), gave(1), get(2), give(1), go(147), go through(1), go*(2), goes(17), going(8), gone(7), granted(1), had(2), harbor(1), harvest(1), imported(1), indeed come(1), inserted(2), invade(1), invade when they came(1), invaded(1), invades(1), keep on coming(1), laid(1), Lebo-hamath(6), led(3), lifted(1), mentioned(1), migration(1), now(1), once(1), planned*(1), present(1), presented(1), presenting(1), press(1), proceed*(1), put(8), putting(1), reach(1), reached(4), reached the age(1), reenter*(2), replace*(1), reported(1), return(2), return*(1), returned(1), returned*(1), runs(1), set(6), sets(4), shedding(1), spring(1), stand(2), sundown*(1), sunset*(5), support*(1), surely comes(1), take(2), take place(1), takes(1), taking(1), threatened*(1), took(1), took place(1), traversing(1), visit*(1), went(109), went through(1).
1990 Ham (241a); of unc. der.; a place in Pal.:--Ham(1).
2104 Zuzim (265c); from the same as 2123b; a people E. of the Jordan:--Zuzim(1).
3540 Kedorlaomer (462a); of for. or.; a king of Elam:--Chedorlaomer(5).
4428 melek (572d); from an unused word; king:--King(253), king(1730), King's(6), king's(241), kingdom(1), Kings(41), kings(241), kings'(2), royal(5).
5221 nakah (645a); a prim. root; to smite:--attack(5), attacked(6), attacks(3), beat(3), beat down(1), beaten(5), beating(1), blows(1), bothered(1), cast(1), clap(3), clapped(1), conquered(5), defeat(5), defeated(44), destroy(1), destroyed(2), drove(1), indeed defeated(1), inflicted(4), kill(11), kill*(1), killed(36), killing(3), kills(10), made(1), overthrown(1), pin(2), ruined(2), shoot(1), shot(1), slain(11), slapped(1), slaughter(1), slaughtered(1), slaughtering(2), slay(5), slayer(1), slayers(1), slaying(1), slays(1), slew(8), smashed(1), smite(12), smiter(1), smiting(1), smitten(7), smote(13), stricken(3), strike(49), strike down(9), strikes(9), strikes down(1), striking(4), striking down(2), struck(120), struck down(54), stuck(1), surely strike(1), take(5), taken(2), takes(2), thrust(1), troubled(1), wounded(5), wounding*(1).
6240 asar or
esreh (797a); from the same as 6235; ten:--1,017*(2), 112*(3), 12*(2), 12,000*(8), 120,000*(1), 13*(1), 14,000*(1), 14,700*(1), 15*(1), 15,000*(1), 16,000*(2), 16,750*(1), 17,200*(1), 18*(2), 18,000*(6), 2,812*(1), 2,818*(1), 212*(1), 218*(1), eighteen*(8), eighteenth*(11), eleven*(15), eleventh*(17), fifteen*(14), fifteenth*(17), fourteen*(17), fourteenth*(23), nineteen*(3), nineteenth*(4), seventeen*(5), seventeenth*(6), sixteen*(18), sixteenth*(3), thirteen*(12), thirteenth*(11), twelfth*(22), twelve*(93).
6255 Ashteroth Qarnayim (800b); from 6252a and 7161; "Ashtaroth of the double horns," a place E. of the Jordan:--Ashteroth-karnaim(1).
7497 Rapha (952b); from 7503; inhab. of an area E. of the Jordan:--Rephaim(18).
7741 Shaveh Qiryathayim (1001a); from 7737a and 7151; a plain E. of the Jordan:--Shaveh-kiriathaim(1).
8141 shanah (1040a); from 8132; a year:--annual*(1), annually(2), annually*(4), count(2), every year(2), length(3), life(1), year(318), yearling(2), yearly(1), years(451), years the year(1).
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Rise of Civilizations to Change Name into Rise of Kingdoms
TheGeneral March 7, 2019
A big change is soon coming to Rise of Civilizations and our favorite strategy game on mobile. The game will change its name into Rise of Kingdoms.
While many of the older players were expecting something more substantial in terms of gameplay, Rise of Civilizations Rise of Kingdoms is the change that we're getting.
Why did Lilith decide to change the name for one of the best and most popular strategy games on mobile right now?
No, they didn't do it in order to get use more confused. They did it (as they have explained in a video published on their official Facebook page) because in some countries over the world they simply couldn't register the original name – Rise of Civilizations – as a trademark.
They had two options: either have different names for the game in various countries and therefore cause more confusion or simply change the name. They chose what seems to me too the best option, which is getting a new name.
It's not clear when exactly the name change will take place and when the new name, Rise of Kingdoms, will come into effect. We do know that it's going to happen with the next update, so there's not a lot of waiting left for us to do.
Of course, this change will not make much of a difference in the long run. The same team is still managing the development of the game and it's pretty obvious that there are no plans to stop. So hopefully more exciting updates – this time gameplay-related – will follow.
They already introduced the cross-kingdom alliance battles in order to fix the inactivity problems with some of the older kingdoms that were having problems with active players, so I am sure that they have a lot of great ideas for the future of the game.
Until then, what do you think about Rise of Civilizations becoming Rise of Kingdoms? Do you like the new name?
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Victoria Mahoney Is Officially the Director for The Old Guard 2
BY Meghan Hale August 29, 2021September 3, 2021
The dry spell of film releases caused by the coronavirus pandemic was much shorter than we had anticipated. However, the early summer of 2020 still felt like a time where we would have watched anything just because it was new. When The Old Guard dropped on July 10th, 2020, we flocked to our laptops to watch a woman-led, woman-directed comic book adaptation and were more than pleased with the results. The Old Guard 2 is on its way, and Victoria Mahoney will be its director.
Victoria Mahoney Signs Up As Director Of The Old Guard 2
The Old Guard gave us an insightful story on the triumphs and terribleness of immortality. Based on Greg Rucka's comic book, we follow Andy (Charlize Theron, who also produces the film), a warrior who has been dealing with the atrocities of humankind for centuries. She is joined by a team of fellow fighters that are fed up with the world around them. When KiKi Layne's Nile Freeman, a U.S. Marine, finds herself surviving death, she joins Andy's group and realizes just how valued immortality is.
Kiki Layne in The Old Guard | Image via Netflix
A sequel was already an inviting idea after the first film. There were more than a few loose ends that we'd like to see sorted, including the future of Booker (Matthias Schoenaerts) and Quynh (Van Veronica Ngo.) And with an entire endless future ahead of the main characters, there is no limit to what they can get up to.
The Old Guard 2 will see Victoria Mahoney take over as director, grabbing the chair from Gina Prince-Bythewood. Mahoney is an exciting choice. Her experience includes everything from working as the second unit director on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and directing episodes of acclaimed shows like You and Lovecraft Country. So, we can't wait to see what shape the Netflix sequel takes under her direction.
The Old Guard is currently streaming on Netflix, watch this space for word on the release window for the sequel.
Did you miss The Old Guard last summer? It's not too late to stream it! Check out our review of the film and start getting ready for the next one with us. And in the meantime, let us know what you think about the choice for the new director on The Old Guard 2!
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    LocalHistogram_Analyze(&blocks, &v, &histogram);
    LocalHistogram_SmoothAroundCorners(&histogram, &smoothedHistogram);

    BinaryMap mask = BinaryMap_Construct(blocks.blockCount.width, blocks.blockCount.height);

    SegmentationMask sm = SegmentationMask_Construct();
    SegmentationMask_ComputeMask(&sm, &blocks, &histogram, &mask);

    FloatArray2D equalized = FloatArray2D_Construct(v.sizeX, v.sizeY);
    Equalizer eq = Equalizer_Construct();
    Equalizer_Equalize(&eq, &blocks, &v, &smoothedHistogram, &mask, &equalized);

    float expected[][3] = {{-0.998047, 1.0, -0.998047}, {1.0, 0.21568623, 0.542484}, {-0.90648437, -0.84414065, -0.4077344}};

    const float EPSILON = 1e-6F;
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    for (int i = 0; i < equalized.sizeX; i++) {
        for (int j = 0; j < equalized.sizeY; j++) {
             sprintf(assertMessage, "[%d][%d] expected:, %f, actual: %f", i, j, expected[i][j], equalized.data[i][j]);
             TEST_ASSERT_MESSAGE(fabs(expected[i][j] - equalized.data[i][j]) < EPSILON, assertMessage);
        }
    }

    UInt8Array2D_Destruct(&v);
    BlockMap_Destruct(&blocks);
    Int16Array3D_Destruct(&histogram);
    Int16Array3D_Destruct(&smoothedHistogram);
    BinaryMap_Destruct(&mask);
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如果你想要看看如何开始Spring Security,最好的办法就是看看我们的示例。

**表格 4.1. 示例应用**

[Hello Spring Security]:https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security/tree/4.1.3.RELEASE/samples/javaconfig/helloworld
[Hello Spring Security Boot]:https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security/tree/4.1.3.RELEASE/samples/boot/helloworld
[Hello Spring Security XML]:https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security/tree/4.1.3.RELEASE/samples/xml/helloworld
[Hello Spring MVC Security]:https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security/tree/4.1.3.RELEASE/samples/javaconfig/hellomvc
[Custom Login Form]:https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security/tree/4.1.3.RELEASE/samples/javaconfig/form

[Hello Spring Security Guide]:http://docs.spring.io/spring-security/site/docs/4.1.3.RELEASE/guides/html5/helloworld-javaconfig.html
[Hello Spring Security Boot Guide]:http://docs.spring.io/spring-security/site/docs/4.1.3.RELEASE/guides/html5/helloworld-boot.html
[Hello Spring Security XML Guide]:http://docs.spring.io/spring-security/site/docs/4.1.3.RELEASE/guides/html5/helloworld-xml.html
[Hello Spring MVC Security Guide]:http://docs.spring.io/spring-security/site/docs/4.1.3.RELEASE/guides/html5/hellomvc-javaconfig.html
[Custom Login Form Guide]:http://docs.spring.io/spring-security/site/docs/4.1.3.RELEASE/guides/html5/form-javaconfig.html

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[Hello Spring Security]		|	展示了如何基于Java配置集成Spring Security	|[Hello Spring Security Guide]
[Hello Spring Security Boot]|	展示了如何与已存在的Spring Boot应用集成		|[Hello Spring Security Boot Guide]
[Hello Spring Security XML]	|	展示了如何基于XML配置集成Spring Security	|[Hello Spring Security XML Guide]
[Hello Spring MVC Security]	|	展示了如何与Spring MVC集成				|[Hello Spring MVC Security Guide]
[Custom Login Form]			|	展示了如何创建自定义登陆表单				|[Custom Login Form Guide]


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Food & Wine Best New Chefs 2020: Douglass Williams
Pasta wizard and the owner of Mida in Boston's South End neighborhood.
By Khushbu Shah
Credit: Michael Piazza
Douglass Williams is a master of texture, almost at a molecular level. It's deeply apparent throughout the menu at Mida, Williams' Italian restaurant on the border of Boston's affluent South End and Roxbury, an African American neighborhood. Just take a look at the polenta. Williams fries the tender cornmeal bricks until golden and crunchy and crowns them with a dollop of sweet gorgonzola dolce, lemon zest, and a generous drizzle of honey. The outside remains crisp, while the inside, enriched with Parmesan and olive oil, is incredibly creamy.
See all of Food & Wine Best New Chefs 2020.
His obsession with texture stems from his long battle with Crohn's disease. When he turned 16, he could no longer eat. Williams, a longtime athlete, had to have surgery to remove six inches of his intestinal tract. "I couldn't eat sugar, I couldn't eat gluten, I couldn't eat anything processed at all," Williams recalls. Still, when it came time to decide what to do after graduation, he enrolled in culinary school. "Cooking filled this void for me for competition," Williams says. "It was just the most physical thing that I could find outside of sports." Plus, a career in the restaurant industry only felt natural: his African American father was a chef and his Syrian-Lebanese mother a waitress. There was only one problem: How do you go to cooking school when you can't eat? Williams would keep a trash can next to his station at all times, and while he couldn't swallow the food, he could still chew. He would analyze each flavor and each nuance of a food's texture before spitting it out into the trash can. "It really helped me form my palate."
After culinary school, Williams spent time healing his body and working in prestigious kitchens along the East Coast, but he fell in love with the precision and technique of making pasta while working at Boston's Coppa. His first restaurant, Mida, a temple to carbohydrates, is where Williams and his team make nearly 700 portions of pasta each week by hand. He makes mounds of flat, stubby ribbons called maltagliati that await a generous ladle of earthy duck sugo; these sit next to expertly shaped cappellacci, plump with a stuffing of fresh ricotta, which look like tortellini wearing fancy hats. Williams also makes thick, wide tubes of paccheri, which are served in a rich Bolognese with bits of broccoli rabe for a bitter punch. The pasta is garnished with caramelized breadcrumbs that have been tossed with a glug of good olive oil, oregano, and salty Parmigiano-Reggiano. Each bite is a textural roller coaster of chewy, crunchy, and fatty—an expression of care and precision from someone who takes none of food's great pleasures for granted.
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An initial consultation with Mr Murray Waldron is from £150.
I am a Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon with many years of Consultant level experience. I trained at Oxford University and completed my higher surgery trainingin ENT, in the Northern Deanery before being appointed as an ENT Consultant in City Hospitals Sunderland in 2004. I provide general adult and children's Ear, Nose and Throat services. I work in close collaboration with other speciaities as part of The Snoring Centre. This collaboration allows the clinic to offer a range of surgical and non-surgical treatments for snoring and sleep related breathing problems. I see patients for assessment and relevant treatment at the Spire Hospital. I have an interest in patient safety and clinical governance being the ENT Clinical Governance Lead within my NHS practice.
I am the Clinical Lead for paediatric ENT, in which I have a sub-speciality interest. I also have sub-speciality interests in rhinology including rhinoplasty and snoring and sleep disordered breathing disorders.
Consultant ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, City Hospitals Sunderland NHS.
I returned back to the North East, where I grew up, to complete my Specialist ENT training and then consultant post. I enjoy running, cycling and trying to improve my golf. My family, including my two children and dog, are often out walking, especially the North-East coastline.


I'm considering earning an online MBA instead of earning a traditional classroom MBA. I live in rural Wyoming—not a lot of universities close to my home. None, in fact. To continue my education, I have to move or go online. My last business degree was earned the traditional way. I'm skeptical that an online MBA could ever be as good as my old-fashioned classroom experience. Can you cite objective research that "proves" that an online MBA might be anywhere near as good as a traditional classroom degree?
Lots of educators have asked—and answered—this same question. The answer: YES. The Online MBA has scientifically been shown to be as effective—if not more so—than the old-time, traditional classroom MBA.
Research has consistently found that an MBA offered by a regionally accredited university is as good—if not better—than a traditional classroom degrees. Two studies in particular have examined the ongoing debate of online MBA vs. traditional MBA.
Colorado State University (CSU) began offering a distance format for its classroom MBA in 1975. In 2001, researchers at this business school (accredited by the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business, or AACSB) orchestrated a three-way comparison.
The association compared the learning experience of CSU's online MBA students to the school's classroom MBA students and its executive MBA students. The comparison occurred along 12 academic skill sets.
Since all three groups took the same curriculum, with the same instructors, with the same AACSB MBA degree being awarded, researchers sought to determine if delivery method alone made any significant difference in learning outcomes.
All students were being awarded the same degree, but were they all really receiving the same education?
At degree conclusion, all three groups reported higher scores on 7 of 12 competencies. Online students, however, self-reported higher scores than the campus group on three measures: technology, quantitative skills and theory skills.
In 2001, Canada's largest, government-approved distance university, Athabasca University, released the results of a study that compared the school's non-residential MBA students to traditional learners at the highly-regarded University of Western Ontario's Richard Ivey School of Business.
The Ivey School offered only a residential degree, while Athabasca University's Centre for Innovative Management (CIM) offered only an online MBA degree. The CIM MBA degree was converted to interactive Internet delivery mode in 1994.
The study assessed several levels of learning: social, procedural, explanatory and cognitive.
The results: online learning allows for greater explanatory and cognitive learning, whereas residential study accentuates and improves social and procedural learning.
Athabasca operates Canada's largest and fastest growing executive online MBA program. The university served more than 1,100 MBA students in 2001, all at a distance.
Obviously, not all online MBA programs are equal, just as not all residential degree programs are of identical quality.
But the research shows without a doubt that residential colleges that have developed online versions of their traditional MBA programs are offering top-quality alternatives for students.
You shouldn't hesitate to enroll in any MBA just because it's offered online. If you continue to have concerns, stick with online degree programs that are taught by traditional residential colleges.
More than 30 percent of all "traditional" colleges in the U.S. now offer at least one of their degree programs completely online. Colorado State University is only one of many distance business degree programs that exists in both residential and online formats.
This video outlines research on 5 factors to look for in choosing a top online MBA.
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Keukeleire out for a month with broken wrist
Susan Westemeyer 2010-05-21T11:15:00Z
Cofidis looks to extend with Belgium's Spring sensation
Jens Keukeleire (Cofidis) on the podium (Image credit: Isabelle Duchesne)
Jens Keukeleire, who burst on to the pro scene with a series of wins for Cofidis this spring, has broken his left wrist in a training accident. The Belgian, who is also currently negotiating a contract extension with his French team, will be out for at least a month.
On Wednesday, Keukeleire was being motorpaced when he crashed. According to his personal website, he had been travelling at 65km/h when he hit a large stone in the road. He thought he was uninjured, but doctors discovered the a break in his wrist and the injury has been set in a plaster cast.
Keukeleire has had to cancel his planned start in the Tour of Belgium next week, but anticipates being able to ride again in the Belgian national championships the end of June.
The 21-year-old first-year pro got off to a spectacular start this year by winning Le Samyn, the opening stage and the overall title in the Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen and Nokere Korse, all within a 14 day period. After a pause in racing, he had returned to ride the Tour de Picardie last weekend.
Earlier this month, Cofidis started negotiations to extend his contract, which currently runs through to the end of 2011. However, his manager, former professional Nico Mattan, told the Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws that things weren't going well.
"Cofidis wants Jens to remain, but obviously they want him as cheaply as possible," Mattan said. "We must find a happy medium."
"Keukeleire does not need to earn 200,000 euros a year, but he should not ride for 40,000 euros, either," Mattan said. .


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What's not to LOVE about Hummingbirds?
Tana Beasley will enthusiastically share "What's to Love about Hummingbirds?" at our March meeting this Friday at the Coronado Center.
And Tana, of all people, has the inside scoop on those fascinating hummers!
Tana holds the "Bander of Records for the State of Arkansas in Hummingbird Banding" and she is the only person in the State with a valid Federal Master Bird Banding Permit for banding Hummingbirds.
Since Hummingbirds are migratory birds, one must have a Federal Permit to band and handle them. Her training began in 2008, and she started doing "real" banding in 2009.
In 2000 she helped develop Curriculum for Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) new center, Potlatch Conservation Education Center at Cook's Lake, and since 2010 has served as Facility Manager of that facility.
Arkansas County Master Gardener (MG), Vice President; MG Training in Arkansas County, instructor and Advanced MG Training in Monroe, instructor.
Certified in AGFC Programs - Project WILD, Project WET and WILD, Growing Up WILD, Wonders of Wetlands, Boater Education, Hunter Education, judge for Arkansas Youth Shooting Sports Program and Arkansas National Archery in the Schools Program; becoming an Outdoor Woman instructor, as well as instructor of our PCEC Curriculum.
She is a graduate of Harding University, Searcy and taught Biology/Chemistry, and Environmental Science, in public schools for 30 years.
Tana Beasley shares the thrill of releasing a hummingbird after banding.


Douglas does a comprehensive review of our flagship Signature OCC Copper Speaker Cable for Novo High End.
Is it too early to call Audio Sensibility's Signature speaker cable the "Product of the Year" for 2018? During the past 5 years of reviewing audio gear and cabling, I haven't heard any single product—at any price– which has made as big an improvement to my 2-channel systems as Steven Huang's flagship SCs.
So you can't afford $20K or $60K level "reference calibre" speaker cables, but still yearn to hear what such breathtakingly expensive wiring sound like? Well… now you can. With their Signature SCs, Audio Sensibility has created a state-of-the-art speaker cable that costs a fraction of what other cable makers charge for their flagship cables.


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Ravens Fire Offensive Coordinator Marc Trestman
Ryan Mink
BaltimoreRavens.com Staff Writer
The Ravens have fired Offensive Coordinator Marc Trestman following Sunday's 16-10 loss to the Washington Redskins and a rough five-game start.
"After very careful consideration, I have decided to make a change to our offensive coaching staff and have replaced Marc Trestman with Marty Mornhinweg as offensive coordinator for the rest of the season," Head Coach John Harbaugh said.
"My obligations are to the team, the organization and the fans to be the very best team we can be. Today we find ourselves one game out of the division and conference lead after experiencing two tough losses at home. We will work to be better in every aspect of our football team. Our expectations are high, and we look forward to fulfilling them."
Mornhinweg, 53, was last an offensive coordinator with the New York Jets in 2013 and 2014. He was previously the offensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers (1997-2000) and Philadelphia Eagles (2004-2012), where he worked with Harbaugh on Andy Reid's staff. The 22-year NFL coaching veteran was also the head coach of the Detroit Lions from 2001-2002.
Baltimore's offense has struggled mightily over the first five games of the season, and the unit's issues came to a head in Sunday's loss, in which the Ravens posted just 306 total yards of offense against the Redskins' No. 29-ranked defense.
"I think we have to find our offense," Harbaugh said after the game. "We've had that all year, basically. That's been the story of the season. We can't find continuity on offense."
After the game, quarterback Joe Flacco said the unit was "embarrassing" and "frustrating" and fans were booing the offense as it came off the field. Flacco said it was difficult for him to stay patient in the offense.
The Ravens were not taking many shots down the field, despite a bevy of weapons, and often settled for dump-off passes.
"Right now, we're playing to win on the last drive or have our defense hold on the last drive, and it's not a good formula," Flacco said.
The Ravens also strayed from the running game Sunday after it had immediate success. Baltimore ran the ball 11 times for 74 yards in the first quarter, in which the offense looked to be on track, but rushed just eight times for 44 yards in the next three quarters.
Hired last year after Gary Kubiak departed for Denver, Trestman oversaw an offense that had a multitude of injuries to its top players, such as Flacco, wide receiver Steve Smith Sr., running back Justin Forsett, wide receiver Breshad Perriman and others.
Baltimore was 14th in the league in offense last year, averaging 359.3 yards per game. The Ravens threw the eighth-most passes in the league despite Flacco going down with a knee injury midway through the year.
But when the weapons returned this year, the offense didn't take off. The Ravens are currently the NFL's No. 23-ranked offense, averaging 338.2 yards per game and 18.8 points per game.
"I appreciate and respect the efforts and contributions Marc has made to the team since his arrival," Harbaugh said. "Marc is a good person and an excellent football coach."
Mornhinweg will be Flacco's fifth offensive coordinator in nine seasons, following Cam Cameron, Jim Caldwell, Kubiak and Trestman.
It's the second time the Ravens have fired an offensive coordinator following a loss to the Redskins. In 2012, the Ravens fired Cameron after falling in Washington, replaced him with Caldwell and went on to win Super Bowl XLVII.
Marty Mornhinweg Through The Years
A 22-year NFL coaching veteran, Mornhinweg is a former head coach of the Lions (2001-02). He has also served as offensive coordinator for the Jets (2013-14), Eagles (2004-12) and 49ers (1997-2000).
1995-96: (with Green Bay) Mornhinweg began his NFL coaching career with the Green Bay Packers in 1996, where he helped Green Bay to a victory in Super Bowl XXXI as their quarterbacks coach. Mornhinweg helped lead QB Brett Favre to NFL MVP honors and a victory in Super Bowl XXXI...Favre threw a league-high and career-best 39 TDs.
2001-02: (with Detroit) Mornhinweg spent two seasons with the Lions in his first NFL head-coaching role.
2003-12: (with Philadelphia) Spent 10 seasons with the Eagles, including nine (2004-12) as the team's offensive coordinator/assistant head coach...Under his guidance, 10 different offensive players earned a total of 17 Pro Bowl honors. In his final season with the Eagles, the offense set a then-franchise standard in completions (367). RB LeSean McCoy had a league-high 17 rushing TDs and finished fourth in rushing yards (1,309) en route to earning a Pro Bowl nod. Philadelphia set a franchise mark in total points (439, since broken) for the third-consecutive season, which helped Mornhinweg earn Pro Football Weekly NFL Assistant Coach of the Year honors. The offense also set single-season records in completion percentage (62.0) and average per rush (5.4). In his first season guiding the offense, Philadelphia advanced to Super Bowl XXXIX.
2013-14: (with New York Jets) Spent two seasons as offensive coordinator, helping the Jets rank third in rushing offense (138.7 ypg) during that span. Helped guide a rushing attack that finished third in the NFL (142.5 ypg) behind RBs Chris Ivory and Chris Johnson. C Nick Mangold earned Pro Bowl honors for the fifth time in six seasons. QB Geno Smith became the first rookie signal caller to start all 16 games in franchise history. New York's rushing attack finished sixth in the NFL (134.9 ypg).
2015: (with Baltimore) Starting four different QBs (Joe Flacco, Matt Schaub, Jimmy Clausen & Ryan Mallett) for the first time in franchise history, the Ravens ranked No. 14 in total offense (eighth passing & 26th rushing). Mornhinweg helped Baltimore post the second-most total net yards in team history (89 short of 2014 record), finishing with 5,749 yards.The Ravens also set a franchise record by averaging 266.9 passing yards per game, thanks in part to a unit that allowed the NFL's third-fewest sacks (24).
Lamar Jackson Will Be Involved in Coordinator Search, Tweets About Pro-Style Offense
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Wide receiver Rashod Bateman is 'going to be ready really soon to run full speed,' Head Coach John Harbaugh said.
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Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman led some of the most successful offenses in Ravens history, but Baltimore will be looking for a new OC.
'Bullies of Baltimore' 2000 Ravens Documentary Debut Set
The ESPN '30 for 30' documentary will spotlight the greatest defense in football history.
Ravens Could Play in London in 2023
The Titans and Jaguars will be hosts in two of the three games in London in 2023, and the Ravens are on their road schedule.
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Orange and White Game forecast: Rainy weather likely
Mike Strange
USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee
Heading to the Orange and White Game at Neyland Stadium on Saturday? Prepare accordingly, because it could be wet.
The Knoxville area is under a flash flood watch from 2 p.m. Saturday through Sunday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
The forecast calls for an 80 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms during the day, with highs near 77.
Winds of 5-15 mph are expected, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
The chance of showers and thunderstorms increases to 90 percent Saturday night in Knoxville, the weather service reports. Expect lows around 56.
Fan Appreciation Day begins at 1:30 p.m. ET. Gates open at 2:30 p.m., with the football action beginning at 4 p.m.
Sunset is 8:15 p.m.
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Barclays Boss Breaches Whistleblowing Policy
13 April 2017 #Employment
The Chief Executive of Barclays, Jes Staley, is being investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Bank England Prudential Regulation Authority for breaching rules regarding whistleblowing in the workplace.
In June 2016, members of the Barclays Board received anonymous letters about a senior employee. The letters were treated as whistleblowing and investigated. Mr Staley attempted to identify the authors of the letters but was subsequently informed that this was not appropriate.
An external investigation commissioned by the Barclays Board found that "Mr Staley's honestly held, but mistaken, belief was that he had clearance to identify the author of one of the letters" and that he had made further attempts to identify whistleblowing.
The Barclays board has announced that it has accepted Mr Staley's explanation and apology, however, it will be issuing a formal written reprimand and making "a very significant compensation adjustment" to Mr Staley's variable compensation award.
This news is particularly damaging for Barclays as the bank is still in the process of rebuilding its reputation following the Libor rigging scandal and Barclays share prices have suffered as a result. Barclays is now conducting an independent review of its whistleblowing procedures.
While there is no suggestion that the staff member has suffered a detriment in this case, it is important for employers to be aware that, where there is such detrimental treatment, there is no upper limit on the compensation which can be awarded by an Employment Tribunal.
This, combined with potential reputational risks, underlines the importance of having robust whistleblowing policies in place. However, as this instance demonstrates, it is equally crucial that such policies are fully understood and adhered to by staff. Employers need to ensure that they offer adequate and regular whistleblowing training to their staff.
Clarkslegal, specialist Employment lawyers in London, Reading and throughout the Thames Valley.
For further information about this or any other Employment matter please contact Clarkslegal's employment team by email at employmentunit@clarkslegal.com by telephone 020 7539 8000 (London office), 0118 958 5321 (Reading office) or by completing the form on this page.
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Los Angeles celebrates LAFC's first playoff game
Julia Poe, Pro Soccer USA
The stage is set for the first-ever playoff game at Banc of California stadium. LAFC will host Real Salt Lake in the knockout round of the MLS Cup playoffs at 10:30 p.m. ET Thursday.
Real Salt Lake is a team living on borrowed time in the postseason. The club should've been out of the playoffs after dropping a 3-0 loss to Portland. But when the Los Angeles Galaxy choked, allowing the Houston Dynamo to come back for a 3-2 loss, the team snuck into the playoffs with the No. 6 seed.
LAFC has fared well in past meetings between the two teams, especially in their first match, which ended 5-1 in favor of Los Angeles. Now, however, LAFC needs to continue its positive momentum from the end of the season, in which the team went 4-2-2 to close out the final two months of regular-season play.
As an attack-heavy team, LAFC will need to be prepared to bring the heat early. The team has only gone scoreless three times this season. That will be helpful against Real Salt Lake, which remains more possession-oriented as a team. For LAFC, the game holds particular weight as the club continues to carve a series of "firsts" into its history.
"We worked really hard all season to play in this game," LAFC captain Carlos Vela said. "Everybody is ready to win."
The club has spent this week spreading the excitement throughout the city. With events at iconic Los Angeles staples like Randy's Donuts and Pink's Hot Dogs, LAFC has seen support from local teams, celebrities and fans.
Who: LAFC vs. Real Salt Lake
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Banc of California Stadium
How to watch: ESPN2, UniMás
How to listen: ESPNLA 710, KFWB 980
Best of luck to @LAFC in the 2018 MLS Playoffs LAFC is bringing the MLS Playoffs back to Los Angeles #BlackoutLA pic.twitter.com/AkyWvFlvUX
— Danny Trejo (@officialDannyT) October 31, 2018
It's #MLSCupPlayoffs time in Los Angeles!
Good luck @LAFC! #BlackoutLA pic.twitter.com/tVTbDKzbfR
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) November 1, 2018
Randy's Donuts baking special #LAFC donuts today to cheer on the team's first playoff game! @NBCLA pic.twitter.com/8nhRhiEGg0
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