Warning! This article contains spoilers for the latest episode of Game Of Thrones. Read at your own risk!
It's a heartbreak. Not only losing it but having that being given to the other side. . . . My dragon could not have died for nothing, so this is now so important. For the first time, you're starting to see her defenses broken.
While Emilia Clarke and Game Of Thrones fans are in the know, Daenerys still has yet to learn that Viserion has been resurrected by the Night King. Saying that it's indeed sad that Viserion is gone to Dany, Clarke admits to EW that of all the dragons to turn to the wrong side of the war, it's kind of humorous it had to be the one named after Dany's awful brother Viserys.
Emilia Clarke also points out that last night's episode showed a real change in Dany in how her hardened "take no prisoners and also burn them" exterior seems to have cracked, revealing someone who finally understands the gravity of the situation she is in with the White Walkers; as such, she wants to help save the realm. Hopefully, those broken defenses won't betray her instincts, causing her to let her guard down in the face of that huge meeting with Cersei looming near in next week's finale.
Although maybe that isn't even worth our worries, as we noticed Dany does not seem to be present in the "big meeting" footage shown ahead of next week's finale. Considering Jon Snow is now her ally, it seems logical that he could appear in her place and lessen the risk of Cersei attempting to end the war in one fell swoop. Then again, with the stakes so high and Dany's short fuse already made obvious in recent weeks, it's also possible she could be off prepping to go full Mad King's Daughter with some crazy violence to force Cersei's hand in aiding the fight.
The biggest question this season for Dany is what side of the coin she's on. The unequivocal nature in choosing to be this aggressive is something you haven't seen before. She's practiced patience and has this savior-like quality, but now it's game on.
Game on, indeed. The Game Of Thrones season finale will air on HBO on August 27th at 9:00 p.m. ET. There are plenty of moments we're hoping to see in the finale, so check those out and let us know if you guys agree. Those looking to find a new series to jump into following the season finale should visit our fall premiere guide.


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It's located in Lake Vermilion in Northeast Minnesota, part of the boundary waters between the U.S. and Canada, according to Realtor.com. While dual citizenship is not included, the property does come with a two-bedroom main house and a 250-square-foot guesthouse.
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Is there a convenient way to "squeeze" those directories so that data files are put immediately under each IDs? Like:
> ls ID1
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find ID1/*/ -type f -exec mv -t ID1 {} +

ID1/*/ — look in all directories of ID1
-type f — look only for files
-exec mv -t ID1 — invoke mv on found files and move them to the ID1 directory
{} + — find will replace these args with the names of the files when it invokes mv

In a loop to cover all directories:
for dir in ID*/ ; do
    find $dir/*/ -type f -exec mv -t $dir {} +
done

Note: whitespace in directory names will require a different solution.

A: Here's a possible pattern for systems that do not support the mv -t option:
find ID1/*/ -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -I{} mv {} ID1

-type f — look only for files
-print0 — output list of files to stdout separated with NUL characters
The xargs utility will receive the output from find on its stdin.  The xargs options are:
-0 — accept NUL-separted input
-I{} - use the string {} to tell xargs where to replace the command line pattern with actual input (one at a time)
mv {} ID1 — the mv command invoked by xargs where {} will be replaced with the pathname of one file at a time.  mv will be invoked as many times as there are files passed from find.

In a loop to cover all directories:
for dir in ID*/ ; do
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done

A: Second "find" statement to clean up the empty directories
for i in `ls`
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At Monarch Children's Academy, we are open Monday thru Friday, 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Our infant room hours are Monday thru Friday, 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Yes, Monarch Children's Academy is licensed (#C09OR0429) as a child care center in Florida, through the Department of Children and Families.
All of our staff, working with children, have the state mandated 45 hours of training. Many of our staff also hold a CDA credential (Child Development Associate) or Associates degree in education. Each classroom also provides at least one teacher who is CPR/First Aid certified. Monarch Children's Academy offers CPR/First Aid training yearly to keep its staff current with training.
Monarch Children's Academy takes the safety of its children seriously. In addition to a computerized clock in/out system, which includes a personalized code to each family, Monarch Children's Academy staffs its front desk with a receptionist at ALL times. This practice not only ensures that each individual who enters the building is properly identified, but also helps us get to know each family.
At Monarch Children's Academy, we place children in classrooms based on chronological age. Each classroom serves a specific age grouping of children, and children are moved into classrooms accordingly. We understand that developmental stages do not always parallel the chronological age of some children, so this is also considered when children are placed in classrooms. Our age cut-off for our three-year-old and four-year-old classrooms follow the public school cut-off date of September 1.
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  Marek Dobeš

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Many people, vegan or not, struggle to maintain balance in their diet and keep their nutrition levels where they need to be. As a general fact, people with dietary preferences no doubt miss out on many nutrients and vitamins that foods they don't find appetizing supply – and this could lead to major health issues. A lack of vitamin B12, for instance, can cause permanent, irreversible damage to the nervous system.
Yet B12 is one of the many pieces of the nutrition puzzle that vegans and vegetarians will find missing from their standard array of food. Less-strict vegetarians can find the vitamin in fish, but most will have to take a multi-vitamin to ensure their brains don't lose functionality, because it is not found in any non-animal form (unless something has been purposely fortified with it). Of the top 10 foods highest in vitamin B12, none are vegan, and eggs and cheese are the only non-living creatures on the list. Omega-3 fatty acids are another nutritional element not found in most vegetarian diets (again with the exception of those who include fish), but flaxseed oil and raw walnuts will act as suitable replacements for sea creatures.
Iron tends to be another missing ingredient, but foods like beans and spinach – common ingredients in many vegan dishes – make up for the lack of the mineral, and zinc is found in lima beans as well. Often underrated and overlooked, zinc is key to many reproductive and immune system functions, as well as neurological health.
Most vegetarians and vegans are probably well aware and taking supplements for those missing essentials. And again, most are probably aware that protein is lacking in many vegan diets, but many athletes that require high amounts of protein are able to get their daily intake without issue, so why can't you? Recently, Houston Texans running back Arian Foster decided to go vegan. So far, he's been vegan for two weeks, and joins the ranks of other NFL players who are vegan, such as future Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez, who has played well into his 30s without much slowing down. Anyone familiar with football positions is aware of how difficult a position running back is to play, and how much of a beating they can take; for this reason, many are concerned that he may wear-down and lack power over the course of this next season.
Foster's 229-pound frame requires 175 grams of protein per day to make sure his strength does not deteriorate, a number most vegans would look at with fear if they had to maintain it. Without meat, Greek yogurt, and milk, such levels of protein are difficult to reach, especially because most protein powders are unregulated. Tofu and beans are great friends of many herbivores, however, and a half cup of tofu has 19 grams, while a half cup of beans has seven. Luckily, many of us don't have to concern ourselves with a number that high.
Three other major nutrients that find themselves M.I.A. in vegan diets that most are unaware of are CLA (Conjugated Linoleic Acid, an anti-oxidant and anti-carcinogen available in pill form), stearic acid, and beef fat. Beef fat, a major nutrient? According to recent studies, consumption of monounsaturated fats (found in beef fats) are linked to a reduction in bad cholesterol and an increase in good cholesterol, and the effects are greater in insulin-dependent individuals. Meanwhile, stearic acid is a saturated fat found in beef and other meats, but despite prevalent thought that saturated fats cause an elevation in cholesterol, research indicates that this acid lowers bad cholesterol. How important these are as cholesterol-balancing agents is totally up to you and whether you have another method.
Neither of those are absolutely essential, but they are undoubtedly helpful. There are several vegan options to circumvent those, however, and they are effective at lowering bad cholesterol while increasing good cholesterol as well. What have you guys found to be effected at regulating cholesterol? How did you combat the lack of certain nutrients in your diets, and what were the most effective ways to prevent forgetting about them? Let us know, and leave us a comment you might find helpful to others.
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World AIDS Day: Looking Forward
Published by Kate Aaron on December 1, 2015 December 1, 2015
It's been thirty-four years since the first patient was diagnosed with what we now know to be HIV/AIDS. Last week, UNICEF reported that AIDS-related infections are now the single biggest killer of adolescents (15-19) in Africa, and the second most common worldwide. Most were born with the virus, and are the last generation for which HIV-positive pregnant women didn't receive anti-retrovirals to prevent transmission to their babies. Many won't even have known they were HIV-positive until they fell sick.
When we think about HIV/AIDS, too often we forget that the pandemic is still ongoing. On World AIDS Day, people in the west usually look back to generations lost; to gay men in New York and San Francisco and London and Manchester; to those in their forties, fifties, and sixties who lived through the dark days when their friends were dying all around them, not knowing what was killing them, how it was transmitted, or who would be next.
Although we still haven't found a cure, we have come a long way in thirty-four years. With the right medication, most people who contract the virus can expect to live a normal lifespan, their viral loads often undetectable (and virtually uninfectious). With new advances in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), serodiscordant couples can have unprotected sex without transmitting the virus. Early studies have found zero cases of transmission when the positive partner has an undetectable viral load and the negative partner is taking PrEP. Now more than ever, the possibility of eradicating HIV looks to be tantalisingly within reach.
Yet worldwide, there are 26 new infections every hour for adolescents aged 15-19. While most are in Africa (half of all people worldwide living with HIV come from just six countries: South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, India, Mozambique, and Tanzania), the CDC reports that in America, new infections among 13-24 year olds increased by 22% between 2008 and 2010 alone. That group comprised 16% of the US population as a whole, but accounted for 26% of all new infections in 2010.
The more we look back, the more we reinforce the narrative that HIV was a threat to the last generation, not the next, and we do so even as the number of new transmissions rise among certain demographics. 2012 saw a record high in the number of men who have sex with men (MSMs) being diagnosed HIV-positive in the UK, despite HIV transmission rates overall falling. More alarmingly, in the UK over half the adults newly-diagnosed in 2012 were already at a late stage of infection (and new infections are the most infectious and need to be caught fast to prevent further transmission).
Early diagnosis is more crucial now than ever, but as the conviction of Tiger Mandingo proved, knowing your status can leave you open to prosecution from ex-partners. He was sentenced to 30 years for transmitting HIV by a Missouri judge earlier this year. As others have noted, he'd have served less time if he'd committed murder.
This World AIDS Day, I'm not looking back. I'm looking forward to a time when archaic laws like Missouri's are repealed, when people are encouraged to know their status and receive appropriate treatment early, and go on to live full and healthy lives. It's in our power to eradicate HIV within a generation, but first we have to eradicate the stigma and misinformation which goes hand-in-hand with it. This year, let's move on.
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A home robbery can leave you feeling vulnerable and unsafe. Your first action should be to make sure you're safe (don't enter the home until and unless you are sure the thieves have left), and your second should be to call the police. Once the police report has been taken and you are left with your possibly ransacked house, what should you do? Read through this list of steps to take after the dust settles following a break-in and robbery.
No one realizes how poorly they're treating their keys until the day they're standing in the cold waiting for a locksmith to extract part of a key that broke off inside the lock. Keys are typically made from strong materials designed to withstand years of regular use. However, there are four things people do to keys that cause them to wear out faster than expected and practically guarantee they'll eventually break.
If you have recently purchased your first firearm, there are a few things you should know about the safe and secure storage of guns and ammunition in your home. It is especially important to secure the placement of your guns and ammo if you have children in your home. Children are, by very nature, extremely curious. An unsecure gun could pose a threat to their health and safety, as well as the health and safety of others.
Gun safes are a necessity in homes with guns. Unfortunately, there are many accidents involving guns that aren't locked up and that could have easily been prevented if the gun had been locked security in a safe. What are your options for locking up your guns? Is there a way to protect guns from moisture when they are stored in a gun safe? This blog is all about gun safes and what you can do to ensure your guns remain in perfect condition while being safely stored. Hopefully, you will find everything you need to make the decisions made during the purchasing process.


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Top distance runners to make season track debut at Meyo Invitational
Nate Moller | Thursday, February 6, 2020
The track and field programs are back in action this Friday and Saturday at the Meyo Invitational, which will be hosted at Notre Dame's Loftus Sports Center.
The meet will feature nine teams and will allow the Irish to face off against some Big Ten regional foes that they don't typically see as a member of the ACC.
"In a lot of ways it's a very regionally competitive meet," head coach Matt Sparks said. "Conferences now are spread out all over the country, and we are entrenched in Big Ten country, but we are not in the Big Ten. It will be neat for us to compete against Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue, Iowa, Ohio State, and Minnesota."
Sparks acknowledged that regional rivalries are often much more important than conference rivalries because of the impact on recruiting.
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Notre Dame senior Madysen Hunter sprints down the final straight away at the Meyo Invitational held at Loftus Sports Center on February 2, 2019.
One of the highlights of the meet will likely be the Irish's strong distance program. Both teams had very successful cross country seasons, with the men's team finishing eighth and the women's team finishing 15th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. Both sides will likely be challenged by other top distance programs that will be in attendance, such as Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue and Indiana being.
The men's side will be led by junior Yared Nuguse and sophomore Dylan Jacobs. Both Nuguse and Jacobs will be making their season debut on the track this weekend in the 3,000-meter race.
Sparks has high expectations for what his top runners can accomplish this weekend.
"They will be running hopefully for a national qualifying mark," Sparks said.
On the women's side, Sparks mentioned two athletes to watch are graduate student Rachel DaDamio and sophomore Maddy Denner.
DaDamio did not have eligibility during the cross country season, but has looked very strong so far this year. DaDamio won the 3,000-meter event at the Notre Dame Invitational recently and will be competing in the mile this weekend, which Sparks says is typically her best event.
Denner, who will be racing the 3,000-meter race this weekend, was the ACC Cross Country Freshman of the Year. She is no stranger to the track, either. Denner enrolled early last spring and finished 19th overall last year in the 10,000 meter at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Facing stiff competition this weekend is vital for some of the top athletes on the team. Sparks mentioned he is excited for sophomore pole vaulter Colton Crum and junior thrower Rachel Tanczos to receive some stellar competition. Tanczos shattered her own record in the weight throw last weekend at Michigan, and this weekend's meet should prove to give her a challenge. Crum, who is one of the top young collegiate pole vaulters, also figures to receive plenty of competition.
"I am really excited to have all these institutions on campus," Sparks said. "We will have close to 1,000 athletes competing, so it's nice to host schools."
Although Sparks is excited to host these top competitors, he mentioned it is often tough to organize an event administratively and have his own athletes competing at the same time.
"We are trying to get championship-quality competition, but obviously we want our kids to compete at a high level along with everyone else at the venue," he said.
The Meyo Invitational will be a two-day event hosted at Loftus Sports Center. Events on Friday will begin at 4 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m.
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BILOXI, Miss. – Joy Schovest swam for her life, fighting Hurricane Katrina's (search) storm surge and its angry winds, brushing aside debris and floating cars to reach higher ground.
Behind her, at least 30 of her neighbors in the Quiet Water Beach (search) apartments were dying, trapped in their crumbling two-story building as it was swept away with much of this Mississippi coast community Monday.
"We grabbed a lady and pulled her out the window and then we swam with the current," said Schovest, 55, breaking into tears. "It was terrifying. You should have seen the cars floating around us. We had to push them away when we were trying to swim."
The tragedy at the apartment building represented the biggest known cluster of deaths caused by Katrina. Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (search) said the death toll in the county where Biloxi is located could be as high as 80.
The only remaining evidence of the Quiet Water Beach apartments was a concrete slab surrounded by a heap of red bricks that were once the building's walls. A crushed red toy wagon, jewelry, clothing and twisted boards were mixed in with the debris. The four-lane road that separated the building from the beachfront was buckled and covered with rubble.
"This is all that's left of my house," said nearby resident Jack Crochet, 56, shaking his head and looking at the rubble. "It's never going to be the same. It's over."
The storm also inflicted a punishing blow to Biloxi's waterfront casinos, down the beach from the apartment building. The Grand Casino gambling barge and a second casino broke away from their moorings, ending up in a ditch now filled with water and slot machines.
"Basically, it's a total loss, and that's in excess of $100 million to replace what was lost here," Bernie Burkholder, president and chief executive of Treasure Bay Casino in Biloxi, said as he walked around the casino property.
People examined the slot machines to see if they still contained coins, and looting broke out in other areas of Biloxi.
"People are just casually walking in and filling up garbage bags and walking off like they're Santa Claus," said Marty Desei, owner of a Super 8 motel in Biloxi. "I haven't seen anything like this in my whole life."
The lucky ones in the Quiet Water Beach apartment building and other vulnerable areas of Biloxi described a scene of pandemonium as they fled the rising water. When asked why they ignored evacuation orders, some said they did not think the storm would be that bad; others would not give a reason.
Apartment tenant Landon Williams, a 19-year-old construction worker, said he and his grandmother and uncle ran from the crumbling building as the storm hit. As they later swam through the swirling water and debris, "we watched the apartments disintegrate. You could hear the big pieces of wood cracking and breaking apart."
He said the winds flung two-by-fours and drywall.
"I lost everything. We can't even find my car," he said. "I'm looking through this wreckage to see if I can find anything that's mine. If not, I'm moving on. I think I'll move on to North Carolina and do some work over there. I can't take it here anymore — not after this."
Williams said six of his neighbors in the building who remained behind also survived. "As the second story collapsed, they climbed onto the roof and part of it floated away and they floated to a house that made it," he said.
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Turning the ship around – Part 4: Defensive disaster?
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by Nick Saunders Smith | Oct 14, 2018 | Analysis | 0 comments
Part 1: The manager and the mentality
Part 2: The real problem area – midfield
Part 3: The Sarcevic factor
Part 4: Defensive disaster?
Part 5: Defensive disaster II
Part 6: Taylor or Ladapo?
Part 7: The creative void
Argyle's centre backs: Edwards, Wootton, Canavan, Grant. These four have probably been collectively scrutinised more than any group in Argyle's squad. It's easy to see why: this season, Argyle have conceded at least three goals more frequently than they have kept a clean sheet, while only three sides in League One have conceded more times.
So far, parts 1, 2 and 3 of this series have all focused on why the manager and midfield have contributed to Argyle's shocking defensive start, and the lack of control exerted, and protection offered, by Argyle's midfield has certainly been a majorly significant factor. However, the defence itself must take its portion of the blame, and lessons need to be learned to turn the situation around.
Before we progress, though, a quick disclaimer. The defensive positions (goalkeeper, full-back, wing-back and centre-back) are just about the hardest positions to analyse, especially using statistical models. Consider either midfielders or attackers. Both are quite easy to understand because they are trying to make something happen – they're trying to dribble past someone, create a chance or score a goal etc. – and this can be easily recorded and analysed.
On the other hand, defenders are trying to stop something from happening. When an attacker makes his move, a defender must respond: if they try to dribble, they must tackle; if they try to pass, they must intercept; if they try to shoot, they must block. In this way, a defender's actions are a response to the attacker. For example, the number of tackles one amasses is just as much of a reflection of the number of times a player tried to dribble past them as proof of how good they are at tackling.
Let me demonstrate this using the data I have gathered. Collectively, Argyle's centre-backs have completed 651 defensive actions this season, of which 540 – 82.9% – have been interceptions. Strip that back even further and you'll see that just over half of those interceptions, and roughly 40% of all defensive actions, are defensive headers, the majority of which are against goal-kicks and long passes from defence. Therefore, on average, roughly a third of defensive actions a centre-back completes amounts to little more than successfully contesting aerial duels from long, aimless passes.
In fact, on average each central defender contests an aerial duel every 6.32 minutes, but only make a tackle every 39.0 minutes. This doesn't mean that they are collectively better at winning headers than making tackles, but that the opposition challenge them to headers more often than they dribble at them. The same goes for full-backs and goalkeepers, whose save percentage is as much a reflection of the quality of the shots they face as their skill.
So, what does this mean? Well, firstly, there are a series of firm conclusions that can be drawn using data, but most require even more contextualisation and analysis than usual to generate any accurate conclusions. Second, because of this extra analysis that is required to understand the chronic defensive issues that are plaguing Argyle, this article being split into two. This part will focus on aerial duels and the midfield's role in the defensive weaknesses; the second will focus on defensive errors and Matt Macey. With that in mind, let's start with that which we've already touched upon: aerial duels.
For centre-backs, being able to successfully compete in aerial duels is absolutely critical. As has already been shown, it is the test they will face more often than any other. Should they be unable to win headers, then failure will inevitably stalk their career. Which leads us to Scott Wootton. He has faced a lot of criticism following his performances at the start of the season, and much of it has been justified. However, his biggest issue is that he is, by far, Argyle's worse defender when it comes to aerial duels; only Gary Sawyer, a full-back by trade, struggled more during his short spell at centre-back.
2018/19 Aerial won/90 Aerial lost/90 Aerial success (%)
Edwards 11.20 4.64 70.71%
Canavan 7.92 4.34 64.62%
Grant 7.50 4.34 63.33%
Wootton* 5.35 7.96 40.20%
Sawyer* 5.31 9.92 34.88%
*excludes matches when Wootton or Sawyer played at full-back
I've spent a lot of time in this series of articles writing about how a negative mindset allows for the opposition to play further up the field, put Argyle's defence under more pressure and create more goal-scoring chances. Yet, a player who consistently loses defensive headers poses an even greater threat. Let me give you some examples of how this impacts a team defensively. First, a quick example of how losing a header from a simple goal-kick helps a team gain ground:
Wootton lost the header, Edwards was forced into a half-clearance to guarantee that McLaughlin (#11) could not run through on goal, and from there Southend's midfield are were possession beyond Argyle's midfield. That was the moment that the danger emerged, when Argyle's defence was exposed to the opposition. From that moment, Southend had the opportunity to exploit the space that was generated by the lost header. They worked it to the edge of the area and almost grabbed a late winner.
Let's look at another one, this time one that does lead to a goal, a late equaliser for Wycombe:
This time, Wootton positioned himself perfectly to deal with the long ball, but was nudged out of position far too easily by Akinfenwa. Wycombe's striker took the ball down and set up the equaliser three touches later.
And, of course, there's the worst example:
I sincerely hope that there is no need to explain what he did wrong there. Sadly, that's not a one off; here's another example you might all remember from last season:
Ciftci – for ten man Argyle – was sent clean through by, again, a simple long ball from defence that went straight over Wootton's head. He may not have scored, but as a defender you can't allow a simple pass to beat the entire team and an opponent a one-on-one opportunity.
Next, the corner from which Charlton netted their equaliser last month:
Macey came off his line but could not reach the ball – possibly due to an infringement by Lyle Taylor – but it was Wootton who lost the header at the back post to set up the equaliser. It's not the first time he has lost a header from a cross leading to a goal.
Below (last example, I promise) you will find back-to-back highlights of Wootton losing headers leading to goals – the second of which was ruled out for off-side.
In that second highlight, Wootton lost a header in the box to Jack Marriott, a player 15cm (6in) smaller than him. That is – quite frankly – not good enough for a player who should be expected to challenge for an aerial duel every six minutes.
Wootton has the height, but lacks the technique, timing and strength required to win aerial duels with the regularity that is required of a central defender. There are, for certain, many other factors that determine the success and failure of such a player – and Wootton has other defensive weaknesses that need improving – but aerial ability is such a core requirement of being a central-defender that if you don't have it, then you are immediately a liability.
Against Southend, Wycombe and Peterborough, he won just 34.6%, 27.2% and 27.2% of his aerial duels respectively, losing 33 in total. In each match, the opposition was able to rapidly gain ground simply by hitting long passes to Tom Hopper, Craig Mackail-Smith or Matt Godden, and each was able to bring the ball into play beyond Argyle's midfield with alarming consistency.
Even without considering his further strengths and weaknesses, starting Wootton at centre-back runs the risk of allowing the opposition to rapidly transition from defence to attack and gain possession in dangerous areas by just playing long, direct passes. This is his greatest weakness and so long as it remains unaddressed he must not start.
For certain, other players have made errors in this way, the most notable of which was Edwards' lost header against Tom Elliott as Millwall won a penalty in the League Cup tie earlier this season. Yet, Wootton poses this threat more than anybody else, and for that reason simply cannot start at centre-back unless it is necessary. It's not that he's guaranteed to give away a goal, but, unfortunately, with him in the side the risk is substantially higher.
Wootton aside, the remaining trio have all demonstrated enough to suggest that any pairing – most likely between Edwards and one of Canavan or Grant – could form the rear-guard of a successful Argyle side in the same mould as during last season's run. Though a lot of discussion has centred around the absence of Zak Vyner from this side as a quicker foil for one of these stronger, slower centre-backs, pointing to that as the key defensive deficiency is misguided. While a player akin to Vyner would probably improve the defence slightly, one is not necessary to turn things around.
Don't forget, last season, Argyle's charge up the table started with an eight-match unbeaten run between Gillingham and Doncaster which saw Edwards and Bradley (whom I once saw described as having the turning circle of a milk float) successfully paired together. Only six were conceded in that time, four of which came from set pieces and none as a result of an opponent directly dribbling at – and past – the duo. The absence of smaller, quicker centre-back certainly wasn't felt then.
Indeed, just consider league leaders Portsmouth. Their centre-backs (Clarke, Burgess, and Whatmough) have an average height of 188cm and none are anywhere near as quick as Vyner. Yet, only two sides have conceded fewer goals. In fact, there are barely any sides in this division that could claim to have a player similar in style to Vyner – Curtis Nelson at Oxford and Rhys Bennett at Peterborough are the only obvious examples that spring to my mind – and how many other sides are seeing their defenders exposed quite as much as Argyle are?
A point that has been made repeatedly, especially in the discussions on Fox and Sarcevic, is that the performance of the midfield heavily determines the success of the defence. The best defences begin from the front: first by denying the opposition control of the ball through possession retention; second by thoroughly shielding the defence from the opposition midfield. From the moment the opposition break the midfield's defensive line, they are in the position to create goal-scoring chances.
The more that line fails, the more chances the opposition will create, the more shots they will take and the more goals they will score. Whereas the current defence has been more frequently failed by their midfield this season, there were only a handful of matches in which Vyner was equally as exposed last season, the main three being Charlton, Rotherham and Gillingham. In each, he struggled, just as any defender would. Take Gillingham's first goal last season:
The goal may appear to come from the final, defence-splitting pass to release Parker, but it really originated the pass before that, when Reilly broke the midfield line by slipping the ball into Martin. From that moment, Vyner had to reposition himself. Instead of blocking the passing lane to Parker, he had to close the gap between himself and Bradley because – with Martin running at the heart of the defence – that became the biggest danger. In repositioning himself, Vyner opened up the passing lane for Martin to diagonally slip the ball between himself and Miller. One pass through the midfield, and Gillingham were able to open Argyle's defence up.
That goal was not Vyner's fault. He did exactly as he should have done and prioritised the biggest danger to the goal ahead of the secondary threat. That all came from a pass that broke the midfield line.
Here's the thing: no matter what your instinct tells you, few (if any) central-defenders are designed to be dribbled at by an opponent. Instead, centre-backs are designed to win headers and be dominant in close-quarters in order to deal with long-balls and crosses while blocking, tackling or challenging for the ball with individuals in a crowded penalty area, because they have to deal with these scenarios far – far – more often than they are challenged to a foot-race. In fact, should a centre-back find himself repeatedly in a situation like this, then it is a warning sign that there is a wider problem with the team.
In Vyner's case, he was not successful at Argyle because of his speed and agility, that was just the cherry on the cake. Instead, he did what normal centre-backs do. He averaged 17.21 defensive actions – more than Wootton but less than Canavan, Edwards and Grant, since he had less to do behind a better midfield – of which more than 90% were interceptions. For all the talk of Vyner being a more desirable player to improve this defence, he actually averaged 37.5% fewer dispossessions than Bradley during last season's run, the slower, stronger alternative.
Vyner did indeed perform very well for Argyle, but he played in a side that protected him far better than this current one protects their defence. As a result, though Vyner could deal with one-versus-one situations better than this current crop, he was only infrequently required to do so. It wasn't his speed that made him successful, it was his ability to deal with regular defensive scenarios behind a midfield that prevented him from being exposed on a regular basis.
This can be seen in the shot data from this season. I group all shots into the following sections: penalties, direct free-kicks, set pieces, counter attacks, rebounds, dribbles and open play. Compared to last season's run (from Oldham to Peterborough) there are a series of obvious trends that demonstrate how exposed Argyle's defence has been this season.
Firstly, there has been a colossal rise in counter attacks. Compared to last season, opposition sides are both taking these shots and scoring from them more than four-times more frequently, which has resulted in the percentage of counter attacking shots, out of total shots, climbing from less than 4% to nearly 15%.
Counter attacking shots Oldham – Peterborough 2017-18 2018/19
Shots/90 0.31 1.70
Goals/90 0.10 0.43
Of total shots (%) 3.59% 14.6%
On target (%) 83.3% 57.1%
Conversion rate (%) 33.3% 25.0%
Across this season and last, counter attacks have the highest conversion rate – last season's run once every third shot, this season once every fourth shot. This is because counter attacks provide one of the best opportunities to expose defenders without midfield protection. With the frequency of counter attacks more than quadrupling, it's not surprising that Argyle are conceding a counter attacking goal – on average – just shy of every other game.
But it's not only counter attacks that are the problem. The ease with which teams are breaking Argyle's midfield line can also be seen from open play too, as opposition shots are more frequently coming from less defensive pressure which is a result of the lack adequate midfield protection:
Open play shots Oldham – Peterborough 2017/18 2018/19
No marking (%) 13.1% 18.7
No marking/90 0.71 1.22
Stand-off defending (%) 64.5% 68.2%
Stand-off defending/90 3.51 4.44
Man marking (%) 16.8% 12.2%
Man marking/90 0.92 0.79
Double marking (%) 4.67% 0.93%
Double marking/90 0.25 0.06
Allow me to elaborate more on what this means, for the sake of clarity. From open play, sides are increasingly more likely to be shooting at goal with either no marking (that is to say that there is no defender between the player shooting and the goalkeeper). Additionally, they are more likely to be shooting at goal with a defender between them and goal, but not pressuring the attacker. Meanwhile, on both accounts they are less likely to be directly man-marked or double-marked.
These shots are only from open play. This does not include counter attacks, set pieces, rebounds etc. When in possession, opposition sides are currently able to create more chances to shoot with less defensive pressure compared to last season.
Let's take this a step further. Remember the shot matrix diagram from part 3? For those who don't zones 1, 2 and 3 are collectively the "danger zone", the areas from which the opposition are most likely to score.
This time, we're only looking at open play shots from the "danger zone".
Open play shots Oldham – Peterborough 2018/19
"Danger zone" shots/90 1.93 2.31
No marking (%) 28.2% 36.8%
Double marking (%) 10.3% 2.63%
Not only does this side average 20% more shots inside the "danger zone" per-90 minutes than last season's side, they are substantially more likely to be unmarked or unpressured when they shoot. It goes without saying that an attacker who shoots in these conditions is far more likely to score than one who is marked. It's no wonder that last season's side averaged an open play goal every 197 minutes compared to one every 135 this season.
At this point, you might be thinking that surely this is just evidence for how poor the defenders have been since they are allowing opponents to take shots under less pressure. This is where the midfield comes into it.
Think about the example of Vyner that I gave earlier. In it, once the midfield line was broken, he had to reposition himself to deal with the attacking threat, which open up the space for Gillingham's striker to be played in for an unmarked shot at goal. While there are other causes of this – for example Wootton losing the header against Southend that resulted in a shot at goal or a defender giving the ball away, a la Canavan against Peterborough (more about that in the next part) – the flimsy midfield line being broken by the opposition, through a pass or a dribble, has been the most common cause of the defence being exposed.
in 2018/19, there have been many instances of this; Doncaster's second is one such example:
Here, if you were to pause the clip after the midfield line was broken and the ball was played into Wilks, you'd see the following: Grant is blocking Wilks from shooting or crossing across the six-yard box; Edwards is marking Marquis; Wylde is attempting to block a cut-back to Kane and Smith-Brown is guarding the far post. All are in the positions they need to be in.
Unfortunately, neither Fox nor Songo'o drop into the position they are supposed to be in – the one which would prevent the simple pass across goal – and so Blair was found with remarkable ease and finished under no pressure ahead of both midfielders. The goal started and ended with Argyle's midfield line being broken.
Here's another example – one that didn't end in a goal – for Coventry.
Instead of beating the midfield line, they beat the defence on the flank. However, with Songo'o out of position, Wootton was isolated in two-versus-one situation which allowed Andreu the time to get off an uncontested shot.
Peterborough's fifth:
Same story: beat the midfield line; pass the ball through the defence; attackers engineer a shot on goal.
Against Portsmouth, the opening goal came after Portsmouth beat Argyle's midfield line and played a precision pass to dissect Argyle's defence, but an even better example came minutes after:
Beat the midfield line; pass the ball through the defence; attacker engineers an unchallenged shot at goal.
Swindon's second?
Beat the midfield line; lay the ball to midfield runner who sprints through Argyle's defence unmarked and gets off a relatively uncontested shot.
Oxford's opener yesterday? You guessed it. They beat the midfield line. They passed it through Argyle's defence (though, yes, Edwards should have done better at his attempted interception, instead of allowing it to squirm through), and Mackie scored with no defenders between him and goal.
It's not the case that all of the shots against Argyle – or all of the goal conceded – have come as a result of the opposition beating the midfield line. However, it is a majorly significant factor in explaining how the rate of uncontested shots has increased, and with it the rate of goals. More frequently, Argyle's midfield line is being broken with ease from open play to pose problems for Argyle's defence and generate more clear goal-scoring opportunities.
You might have also noticed that, in those examples, the centre-backs themselves were not dribbled past once; instead, the ball was passed around them.
Despite being slower and less agile than most of the strikers they have faced, players like Edwards and Canavan have only been dribbled past 0.24 and 0.19 times per-90 respectively, meaning that – collectively – only one of them is beaten every other game. Meanwhile, the duo's ratio of being beaten to making tackles is roughly 1:3. In other words, they are rarely required to be quick and agile in the presence of a striker, and when they are they win the ball back more often than they are beaten.
2018/19 Edwards Canavan
Beaten/90 0.24 0.19
Tackles/90 0.80 0.57
Beaten : Tackle 0.30:1 0.33:1
Indeed, because of the way most teams – or the ones that aren't total disasters – are set up, centre-backs shouldn't have to deal with a one-versus-one situation against a striker who has the space to run at, and past, them. However, even in most of these cases the centre-backs aren't dribbled past because there is no need to. Once you – as an attacker – are put into a position like this, it is far easier to pass the ball around the defender and into a player who is running into the vacated space.
Watch those highlights back again and notice how – once the midfield line is broken – the defence is forced to converge around the player who is attacking the goal with the ball to deny them the opportunity to shoot. Again, just as in that first example I showed you regarding Vyner, this repositioning to face the immediate threat results in nothing other than space for another attacker, and it is that attacker who will be the one who will actually take the shot. All of which (the attacker running at goal, the defenders converging around him and the subsequent space generated) is a direct result of the midfield line being broken.
Overall, though Argyle's centre-backs are taking the brunt of the criticism, a majorly significant reason for the increase in chances, big chances and goals has been the inadequate midfield protection, either through poor ball retention, poor defensive awareness or poor positioning. While the next part of this series will focus in greater detail on the individual errors made by defenders, the role of the full-backs in all of this and Macey's own issues, the most significant individual factor in Argyle's horrific defending of late has been the midfield: it wasn't for lack of reason that I dubbed it 'the real problem area'.


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As you read last week I was off on the other side of the states, enjoying the beach and the sun (not really it was still cold, but dry).
I even got to drive Jeff Gordon's Tour Bus!
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And came back to lots of rain and flooding….
Welcome Home as they say!
If you can believe it, Oregon is looking to shut down once again due to WINTER STORM 2014! Let the fear set it Oregonians, bundle up your loved ones, put chains on your cars, but for heavens sake don't drive anywhere, tie a rope to the barn, we may get up to 3 inches of snow!!
It's already sticking to the hazelnut trees!!
Yes all you Midwest folks I can hear your laughter from here!! 😉 And yes…ok…it did get a little tiny bit worse here over the course of the afternoon yesterday. And I'm sure those of you who don't live in the most tropical region of the banana belt like I do, did see some pretty good snow.
I heard from a farmer from one of those "I" states, that he is running out of room and places to push the snow…that's how piled up they are! Well I'm off to get the snow plow warmed up!


Beautiful golf course community, clubhouse and practice facility are majestic. Unfortunately actual course doesn't sustain this high standard. In all fairness due to hilly topography a decent golf course and layout were tough to obtain. But any course can have great greens and these were in poor condition with a fungi on portions and spotty turf in others. The course does have nice bunkering and a good set of tees for all levels of play. The staff were extremely polite and cheerful. The practice range had titlest nxt practice balls and alignment sticks as well as lush grass to hit off. Definitely worth playing at least once and not walker friendly.


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Shipwrecks Part 1
Castles & Monuments
Redcar Present
PEOPLE – ZETLAND Dowager Marchioness of
Accreditation – The Cleveland Standard 07/01/1933, and the Yorkshire Archaeological Society of which he was a member.
The Dowager Marchioness of Zetland
By Hugh W. Cook. Redcar
When I called at Marske Hall, that stately old Jacobean mansion, a few days ago, I was most cordially invited by the kind hearted Dowager Marchioness of Zetland, and after a very homely talk with her I was conducted around the hall by her lady ship, whose knowledge of the history of the mansion is most remarkable and accurate.
The dowager lady pointed out to me the most interesting and historical parts of Marske Hall, which since the death of her husband (the late Marquis of Zetland) about four years ago, has been her permanent home, and she is dearly loved and respected by all sections of the community.
The dowager lady married on August 3, 1871, and her son and heir, the present Marquis of Zetland resides at Aske Hall, near Richmond when he is residence in the North. This was also the former home of the dowager lady, and is one of the oldest mansions in England. It dates back to the Saxon period, and is mentioned in Doomsday Book as "Asse."
Her ladyship is keenly interested in ambulance work and is a Dame Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. "Both the Order of St John and the British Red Cross Society have done some very good work and are still doing it," remarked Lady Zetland.
The late Lord Zetland (and the present Lord) always had a great interest in Redcar and I am sure that the Dowager Marchioness can claim to have an almost equal interest in Coatham, as she is the direct lineal descendant of the lords Lumley, who for many generations in the middle ages were lords of the manor of Kirkleatham. They owned most of the property in Kirkleatham and Coatham.
The lordship of these places and the property came into the Lumley family in 1374 on the death of Thomas Thwenge, clerk to the Holy Orders, and Rector of Kirkleatham.
This noble family, of which the Earl of Scarborough of Sandown Park and Lumley Castle, the Dowager lady's brother – is also a member, is one of the oldest families in England and they settled around the North Country district long before the Norman Conquest.
Lady Zetland is referring to the ancient pedigree of her family laughingly remarked, "I think history goes back nearly to the days of Adam."
Her Ladyship is the third daughter of Richard, ninth earl of Scarborough, and is well-known all around Aske, Richmond, Marske and Redcar for her charitable and kindly deeds, as she has always given to the poor and needy.
A Fairy Godmother
She is a real "Fairy Godmother" to the people of Marske and always happy when amongst them.
Place of worship, concerts, hospitals, nursing homes, and everything organised for the poor and needy always cordially supported by the kindly heart of the dowager lady. "We must do what we can for the most unfortunate ones, and there are many in Marske alone just now," stated Lady Zetland to me.
Her ladyship paid a high comment to Redcar and the wonderful enterprises carried out there during the last few years, which is further evidence of the interest she takes in the welfare and prosperity of the North Yorkshire Borough.
The noble family of Dundas, into which the dowager lady married into in 1871, is a very old and historic Scottish family, but the Marske and Redcar property passed by purchase into the hands of the family about 150 years ago.
Upleatham Hall was the former Cleveland seat of the family, but it was demolished over 30 years ago, and only a few traces of this once commodious mansion now remain. After its demolition The Marquis of Zetland took over Marske Hall as the Cleveland seat and here house parties were usually entertained by the late Marquis and the Marchioness for Redcar and Stockton races and grouse shooting.
A Delightful Home
Marske Hall the delightful old-world mansion was built about 1650 by Sir William Pennyman Bart.
It is a neat commodious mansion, and on the front I notice are two shields, one bearing the arms of Pennyman and Atherton the other the arms of Pennyman viz., a chevron, between three arrow heads.
On Sir William Pennyman dying without issue the matter came to the Lowthers, who sold it to the Dundas family, ancestors of the Marquis of Zetland.
Marske Hall, however is not on the original site, as a mansion at one period stood in a field just south of Marske station, where the broken ground still testifies to the buried foundations.
An assignment of the dowager of Dame Joan Fauconberge, dated October 26, 1408, mentions this old hall and through this deed we catch a glimpse of the surroundings of the older hall.
The Dowager Lady Zetland has just celebrated her 81st birthday, but in spite of this she bears her years very lightly, and she assures me she enjoys very good health and keeps fairly active.
On the conclusion of my visit, her ladyship pointed out to me the beautiful carved entrance-arch just inside the hall, which is a most exquisite piece of workmanship, and still bears the arms of the Pennymans. Some very fine stained glass window glass was also pointed out to me, some of which came from Cromwell's House at Loftus. To me all these were exceptionally interesting.
I sincerely trust this good kind hearted unassuming titled lady will be spared to reside many more years at the beautiful old Jacobean mansion and amongst the people who love her so well.
In her younger days the dowager lady was affectionately known as the "lovely Lady Lilian Lumley," a title which I should say most ably befitted her.
The family consisted of two sons and two daughters, i.e. the present Earl of Zetland, the Hon. G. Dundas, the Countess Fitzwilliam, and Lady Southampton.
The Zetland coat of arms is Argent, a lion rampant gules, within a double tressure, flory, counterflory. The rest is a lion's head affronted gules, encircled by a holly bush.
Her ladyship is an advocate of good living of good clean sport, and of all that's best in English village life.
dean March 17, 2010 People & Characters
REDCAR – Drunken Man re-enters Hotel
LIFEBOAT – Lifeboat Work in 1877
RACECOURSE – Redcar Racecourse Spring Meeting
DEATH – Redcar Railway Station
ACCIDENT – Melancholy corble accident at Redcar
PEOPLE & CHARACTERS – HILL Ron (Home & Garden Shop Redcar)
EDITORIAL – re Redcar Local Board of Healh
1878 06 14 – Kirkleatham Local Board Meeting
Coatham
Coatham Pier
Council – other
Council Meetings Redcar
Doctors & Health
Editorial, Letters and other.
Education, Classes, Clubs & Organisations
History General
Hotels, Clubs & Pubs
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Kirkleatham – Local Board
Meetings Other Places
Military & War Years
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Redcar Pier
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Omers posts 10 per cent return for 2012
By Doug AlexanderBloomberg
Fri., Feb. 22, 2013timer2 min. read
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System has posted a 10 per cent return on investments last year, led by private equity and real estate.
Net investment income rose to $5.2 billion from $1.36 billion in 2011, the Toronto-based fund manager said. Omers, as the fund is known, managed $60.8 billion in assets as of Dec. 31, up from $55.1 billion a year earlier, Omers said Friday in a statement.
"We've had a reasonably good year in terms of our returns," Michael Nobrega, chief executive officer, told reporters in Toronto.
Omers benefited from higher returns from its holdings in real estate, private equity and infrastructure, as well as investments in stocks and bonds. The fund beat the 9.4 per cent median return of Canadian pension funds for 2012, based on a Jan. 29 report by Royal Bank of Canada's RBC Investor Services unit.
Returns from private equity were 19 per cent, while its Oxford Properties real-estate unit had a 17 per cent return. Infrastructure investments returned 13 per cent, according to the statement.
Omers Capital Markets, which oversees investments in stocks, bonds and other debt investments, had a 7.5 per cent return, the fund manager said. Canada's benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 4 per cent while the MSCI World Index rose 13 per cent in 2012.
Omers Strategic Investments, which focuses on venture capital and Western Canadian energy assets, lost 10 per cent after its holdings in Alberta's oil-and-gas sector fell with declining energy prices.
Nobrega sees "tremendous" opportunities for Omers to pursue takeovers of junior oil-and-gas companies as those firms face difficulties financing existing assets and projects amid lower oil prices.
"We've had more opportunities in the last two weeks than we've had in three years," Nobrega said. "There are opportunities for the acquisition of oil-and-gas properties, both in Saskatchewan and in Alberta."
Omers said its deficit increased to $9.9 billion in 2012 from $7.3 billion a year earlier. Omers manages pensions for 429,000 retired and active municipal employees in Ontario.
Omers isn't associated with any casino company seeking to bring a gambling center to Canada's most-populous city, Nobrega said. Omers owns the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, one of the potential locations cited for such a facility.
"We will not invest in a casino, we will not own the casino," Nobrega said. "If somehow it comes to the Metro Convention Centre, it's simply a piece of land allocated to a casino operator whom we have done a deal with."
Nobrega said he doesn't think Toronto would approve a casino.
Nobrega also said he's frustrated by government legislation that oversees Canadian pension funds, particularly a rule that limits the pension managers from holding more than 30 per cent of the votes to elect company directors.
"Everybody preaches that the pension funds in Canada do a very good job internationally, but we are governed by legislation that is totally inadequate," Nobrega said.
Omers has been lobbying for 10 years to change the so- called 30 per cent rule, Nobrega said.
"We're uncompetitive because we're not governed by the same rules, and we have to twist ourselves like a pretzel to make sure we can make international investments," Nobrega said. "It's very, very difficult."


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Bamboo Airways appoints APG to lead UK sales
By Kirstie Pickering 4th November 2021
Bamboo Airways has made APG its UK general sales agent as it prepares to launch a direct Vietnam to London/ Heathrow service.
The non-stop flights are expected to commence from early next year. Under the agreement, APG will provide comprehensive sales and marketing services, as well as customer care call centre support in the UK.
The agreement was announced at an official signing ceremony in Edinburgh on October 31, attended by Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh, who was in Scotland for COP26.
Richard Burgess, president of the APG Network, said: "We are delighted to be representing Bamboo Airways in the UK and are looking forward to welcoming their first scheduled flight to London/ Heathrow.
"With the new free-trade agreement between the UK and Vietnam, the gradual opening up of international travel and the wealth of tourism opportunities that Vietnam has to offer, we believe this is an excellent opportunity to launch the new services."
Founded in 2017, Hanoi-based Bamboo Airways is owned by the FLC Group. It operates a fleet of 29 aircraft including Boeing 787 Dreamliners, which it will use for the new direct London route.
Originally published in Airports International


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