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Emily, Shut the hell up.
Let's shape our private sphere instead of the other way around.
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Preston North End won the match 3-1 over Norwich City on 13th February 2019 EFL Championship season 2018/19 at .
Ben Davies scored the first goal of the match for Preston North End soon after kick-off within 2 minutes, from an acute angle with the assitance of Paul Gallagher.
Within 22 minutes Preston North End strikes again when Paul Gallagher had given Preston North End the lead of 2 goals on 24 minutes in the 1st half. Paul Gallagher score a penalty goal.
At 24 minutes penalty conceded by Preston North End after a foul by Paul Gallagher in the penalty area.
Within 45 minutes Preston North End strikes again when Seán Maguire had given Preston North End the lead of 3 goals on 69 minutes in the 2nd half.
After 24 minutes Teemu Pukki came on to score 1st goal for Norwich City with late goal in the 3rd minute of stoppage time, still 2 goals behind from Preston North End with the assitance of J. Rhodes.
Declan Rudd (Preston North End) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Max Aarons (Norwich City) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Goal! Preston North End 3, Norwich City 1. Teemu Pukki (Norwich City) scored a goal assested by J. Rhodes.
Substitution! Preston North End. Jayden Stockley replaces Seán Maguire.
Substitution! Norwich City. Kenny McLean replaces Marco Stiepermann.
Lukas Nmecha (Preston North End) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Goal! Preston North End 3, Norwich City 0. Seán Maguire (Preston North End) scored a goal.
Substitution! Preston North End. Lukas Nmecha replaces Tom Barkhuizen.
Substitution! Preston North End. Daniel Johnson replaces Paul Gallagher.
Substitution! Norwich City. J. Rhodes replaces Tom Trybull.
Goal! Preston North End 2, Norwich City 0. Paul Gallagher (Preston North End) scored a goal. Paul Gallagher score a penalty goal.
Penalty for Norwich City conceded by Paul Gallagher (Preston North End) after a foul in the penalty area.
Goal! Preston North End 1, Norwich City 0. Ben Davies (Preston North End) scored a goal assested by Paul Gallagher.


Tonight we had our Cub Scout Blue and Gold celebration. It's kind of a birthday party for Boy Scouts of America which was first organized in February 1910. We celebrated their 103rd birthday tonight.
Our pack threw a big disco party at Lone Star Skating Rink in Denton to celebrate. We had the whole place to ourselves and it was catered by Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers!
Since Nicholas is so used to ice skating, he chose some inline skates. He's never been on inline skates before but he did an amazing job skating around. Although he had no idea what "disco" was, he enjoyed the laser lights on the floor and lots of glow sticks.
Rachel wasn't intimidated by skates. She grabbed one of the cradles to help her get used to the skates. Soon she was zipping all over the place.
She was excited to see some of her friends there too.
Here's a quick video of Nicholas and Rachel skating around. I wish I had gotten more video of Nicholas but for most of the time the lights were low so the camera couldn't pick him up well enough.


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Even the Conservative Justices Are Sick of Obamacare Cases
Supreme Court Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh don't seem like they're buying the argument to strike down the ACA.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday morning in the Trump-backed lawsuit that threatens to undo the entirety of the Affordable Care Act—but even the court's conservative justices seemed skeptical of tossing out the whole law.
The case hinges on whether the essential eradication of the individual mandate—the part of the law that requires people to pay a penalty for lacking insurance, which was set to $0 as a part of tax cuts passed by Congress in 2017—invalidates the rest of the ACA. And while the case is far from decided, conservative justices, including Chief Justice John Roberts and Brett Kavanaugh, suggested that they believed that the individual mandate could be excised from the ACA without tarnishing the rest of the law.
As the New York Times reports:
But at least five justices, including two members of the court's conservative majority, indicated that they were not inclined to strike down the balance of the law. In legal terms, they said the mandate was severable from the rest of the law.
"It does seem fairly clear that the proper remedy would be to sever the mandate provision and leave the rest of the law in place," said Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. made a similar point. "Congress left the rest of the law intact when it lowered the penalty to zero," he said.
That's right: The lawsuit is so weak that it appears, at least on their questioning during oral arguments, that even the court's most conservative justices think it's a legally dubious. Other conservatives on the court also asked questions about the standing of the Republican state attorneys general who brought the case as plaintiffs, leaving open the possibility that a larger majority of the court could reject the case on issues of standing without ruling on the merits (questions from the three liberal justices all indicated skepticism of the case). Of course questions during oral arguments are not always indicative of how a Supreme Court justice will vote on a final ruling, so the fate of the entire ACA remains in limbo until the court offers its final decision.
But the general tone of Tuesday's arguments bodes well for the millions of Americans who rely on the ACA or expanded Medicaid for their coverage, or who benefit from provisions like those that protect people with pre-existing conditions or allow young adults to stay on their parents' plans until age 26.
A ruling on the case isn't expected until sometime in 2021.
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World KCNA: North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Oversees Test of New Tactical Guided Weapon
KCNA: North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Oversees Test of New Tactical Guided Weapon
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 7:35 pm | י"ב ניסן תשע"ט
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gives guidance while attending a flight training of Unit 1017 of the Korean People's Army Air, Anti-Air Force on April 16, 2019. (KCNA via Reuters)
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the testing of a new type of tactical guided weapon on Wednesday, state media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday.
It is North Korea's first public weapons test since the second U.S.-North Korea summit in Hanoi ended with no agreement in February.
KCNA did not describe exactly what the weapon is, including whether it was a missile or another type of weapon, but "tactical" implies a short-range weapon, as opposed to the long-range ballistic missiles that have been seen as a threat to the United States.
Nevertheless, the weapon has a "peculiar mode of guiding flight" and "a powerful warhead," KCNA said.
Kim said "the completion of the development of the weapon system serves as an event of very weighty significance in increasing the combat power" of the North Korean army, according to KCNA.
Last year, Kim had also overseen a test of an unidentified "tactical weapon" in November which could protect North Korea like a "steel wall", according to state media, which experts said was part of Kim's initiative to shift the mainstay of the conventional military power from a nearly 1.3 million-strong army to high-tech weapons.
In April 2018, Kim had said North Korea would stop nuclear tests and launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles, because Pyongyang's nuclear capabilities had been "verified."
There was no immediate response to requests for comment from the White House, Pentagon or U.S. State Department.
The news of Kim's visit to the tactical weapon testing site comes after the North Korean leader visited the North Korean Air and Anti-aircraft Force on Tuesday, according to KCNA, inspecting a flight drill and expressing "great satisfaction" at their combat readiness.
Meanwhile, satellite images from last week show movement at North Korea's main nuclear site of Yongbyon that could be associated with the reprocessing of radioactive material into bomb fuel, the Center for Strategic and International Studies in the United States said on Tuesday.
U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton said in a Bloomberg News interview on Wednesday that the United States needs to see "a real indication from North Korea that they've made the strategic decision to give up nuclear weapons," before a third summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim.
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Venezuela's Troubling Nuclear Ties
Venezuela's stepped-up efforts to develop nuclear power and tighten its bonds with Iran require a firm but deft diplomatic response from the Obama administration, write CFR's Joel Hirst and Jonathan Pearl.
Expert Brief by Joel D. Hirst and Jonathan Pearl
October 28, 2010 10:35 am (EST)
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez returned to Caracas last Sunday after completing a whirlwind tour of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Iran, Syria, Libya, and Portugal. Chavez's goal was to advance agreements "to accelerate the fall of imperialist (read American) hegemony and the birth of the new world of equilibrium and peace," as he stated in Damascus. While the rhetoric is familiar, the initiatives pursued on this trip could pose major challenges to the Obama administration. Washington must develop sensible policy options, particularly when it comes to Venezuela's cooperation with Iran and Chavez' own nuclear ambitions.
Starting his tour in Moscow, Chavez finalized negotiations for Russia's state nuclear power company, Rosatom, to supply Venezuela with two 1,200 megawatt (BBC) nuclear power reactors and a smaller research reactor. This deal is the successor to a general agreement on nuclear cooperation signed in November 2008. Though completion of these reactors may take more than a decade, the possibility of an increasingly autocratic Chavez gaining access to nuclear technology should raise concern for Washington and its allies. The reactors may be of limited direct proliferation threat, but Venezuela's close ties with Iran and its significant untapped deposits of uranium--which might total as much as fifty thousand tons--raise questions about whether Caracas could pose a proliferation risk in the future.
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U.S. policymakers seem unsure of how to respond to the deal. As Chavez will be the first to remind Washington, Venezuela is well within its rights under the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to access nuclear technology for civilian purposes. Administration officials likely fear that vocal opposition to the deal could provide Chavez with a propaganda windfall at a time when President Barack Obama is seeking to reduce bilateral tensions (BBC). There may also be a concern that attempts to derail this deal could impede future progress with Moscow on arms control, missile defense, and other important issues.
The Obama administration's response to the reactor deal has so far been limited to affirming Venezuela's right to peaceful nuclear power while urging (AFP) on October 19 that Caracas "act responsibly." Chavez retorted two days later (AFP) that "President Obama has started a war by spreading doubt with his words" about Venezuelan nuclear intentions.
Appointment in Iran
Following his visit to Russia, Chavez made his ninth visit to Iran. While in Tehran, Chavez and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad continued to deepen their relationship, calling for the creation of a "new world order" and signing eleven different agreements. Iran and Venezuela have already signed over two hundred different memoranda of cooperation (ElUniversal). When it comes to uranium, cooperation might be a two-way street, with Iran helping Venezuela (NYT) locate deposits and Venezuela helping Iran (FP) acquire some portion of them.
Venezuela's close ties with Iran and its significant untapped deposits of uranium--which might total as much as fifty thousand tons--raise questions about whether Caracas could pose a proliferation risk in the future.
According to an Iranian energy sector official, one of the bilateral agreements between Caracas and Tehran would see Venezuela's state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) invest $780 million (SydneyMorningHerald) in Iran's South Pars gas field. Should this agreement be implemented, it would raise questions as to whether PDVSA or its wholly owned subsidiary, CITGO Corporation, would be punished under the current sanctions regimes against Iran.
Washington should also take note of Chavez's language with respect to Iran (Reuters). "We will always stand together," said Chavez before departing Tehran for Damascus. "We will not only resist, we will also stand victorious beside one another." This is not the first time Chavez has declared his allegiance with Iran. In the past, Chavez's representatives have said that Venezuela will violate U.S. and EU sanctions and sell gas to Iran "should they request it."
Syria and the Bolivarian Alliance
From Tehran, Chavez flew to Damascus, where he continued his push for closer Venezuelan-Syrian relations. The highlight of the trip for Chavez was likely Syria's formal acceptance of his invitation to sit as an observer state in the Venezuela-sponsored Bolivarian Alliance of the Americas (ALBA). The ALBA is an anti-United States pact of eight member countries including Ecuador, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Bolivia, whose stated goal is to reduce U.S. influence in the world. Coming at a time when Syria is stonewalling International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) efforts to determine whether it was clandestinely building a plutonium-producing reactor at Dair al Zour with North Korean help (the facility was destroyed by an Israeli bombing raid in September 2007), and when Obama is attempting to woo the Syrian leadership away from Iran and Hezbollah, this largely unnoticed development indicates that, at the least, U.S.-Syrian relations have a long way to go.
Chavez's recent trip has raised a number of important questions that U.S. policymakers will need to address. Inaction could usher in a much more complicated scenario for Washington and its allies. But finding solutions to these issues will require a nuanced and pragmatic approach. The Obama administration should consider the following actions:
- Appeal to Moscow to make its nuclear contract with Venezuela contingent upon Caracas signing a model Additional Protocol agreement (AP) with the IAEA. This supplementary safeguards measure was developed in response to discoveries after the first Gulf War that Saddam Hussein had been attempting to reconstitute his WMD program. A Venezuelan AP would provide broad access to IAEA inspectors, which could increase the world's confidence in the completeness and correctness of Venezuela's nuclear declarations and help to ensure that its civilian nuclear program remains civilian in nature.
- Continue to carefully examine (ElUniversal) the proposed PDVSA involvement in the South Pars gas field development project--as well as other areas of Iran-Venezuela cooperation--to ascertain whether they run afoul of U.S., Security Council, or EU sanctions against Iran. To the extent that such information is made public, the potential for sanctions might serve as a positive incentive for Chavez to modify behavior that the Obama administration has labeled as unhelpful.
- Finally, Washington should put in place contingency plans for a temporary disruption in oil supplies of the more than one million barrels per day imported from Venezuela, the United State's fifth-most important supplier. Disruptions could stem from any of several factors--from sanctions violations to Venezuela's diversification of its oil clients (particularly as Chinese facilities capable of refining Venezuela's high-sulfur crude come online). Such an outcome should not be allowed to harm the U.S. economy or national security interests.
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At The Warehouse, alternatives to I-81: Getting into the 'yes business'
Updated: Mar. 22, 2019, 1:50 p.m. | Published: May. 21, 2013, 12:51 a.m.
Interstate bridges as civic statement: One vision from Syracuse University's "Alt-81" project on what could be done with remnants of Interstate 81.
By Sean Kirst | skirst@syracuse.com
It may seem like a long road from bald eagles to interstates, but I found myself thinking Monday of a friend whose energy I admired - a bird expert named Guy Baldassarre - as I visited a new display entitled "Alt-81: Future Visions for the Urban Expressway," at Syracuse University's downtown Warehouse on West Fayette Street.
The semester-long project was put together by about 40 graduate and undergraduate students, under the umbrella of the School of Architecture and UPSTATE, an SU center for design, research and real estate. The display was unveiled on the eve of Tuesday's big open house at the Oncenter, where the state Department of Transportation and the Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council will offer updates and accept comments on plans for the future of Interstate 81 in Syracuse.
By 2017, when the "useful life" of the interstate is at its end, the state hopes to have a direction on what to do with the elevated portions of I-81, in the city. Proposals, at this point, basically involve these options, all with differing levels of practicality and expense: Bring down the interstate bridges and replace them with a boulevard. Repair I-81, as best you can, and more or less leave it alone. Bring it down and then replace the elevated bridges with newer, bigger ones. Sink the city portion of the interstate below ground or bury traffic in a tunnel.
One thing is clear, as SU associate dean of architecture Jonathan Solomon said Monday: We are most likely on the brink of the most important public project in this community in more than a half-century.
Over the last few weeks, we've felt early tremors of what will almost certainly (and, hopefully, not regrettably) turn into a long civic debate. The Onondaga County Legislature sent a strongly worded resolution to the state, urging engineers to keep the interstate as it is - even though no one knows yet if that is possible, or if rebuilding the elevated bridges would demand razing landmarks and other buildings near the existing road.
From left, Jonathan Solomon, associate dean at Syracuse University's School of Architecture, Marc Norman, director of the UPSTATE center for design at SU, Chancellor Nancy Cantor and Syracuse Common Ccouncil president Van Robinson look at an an exhibition on visions for Interstate 81 at The Warehouse, an SU building used for classroom and gallery space on West Fayette Street. The exhibition - it will be displayed today in the streetfront windows of The Warehouse - is the result of two courses which examined ways the I-81 corridor could be reused.
In a gentle way, the SU display was a response to those who immediately say: "Don't do anything." Students offered intricate and sometimes whimsical visions that involved rebuilding the bridges, removing them - or keeping elements of the existing bridges as a kind of recreational statement that would also lessen demolition costs, similar to what the High Line park does with an abandoned, elevated railroad in Manhattan. The ideas involved a bright montage of park space, athletic complexes, grocery stores, bicycle trails, sledding hills, terraced green space and new apartment buildings.
The students were supervised by Solomon and Marc Norman, director of UPSTATE, who both said the goal was simply to broaden the community notion about the possibilities of what could happen next.
The project included an economic analysis of the impact of I-81 on the city around it. "What we really want to do is find a way - with whatever's done with that interstate - to have a positive impact on the community," Norman said.
He noted that public discussion, to this point, has locked into traditional arguments about vehicular patterns and commuter traffic. Norman and SU Chancellor Nancy Cantor, who stopped by to view the display, both emphasized that reusing the I-81 corridor could have profound implications for the larger city.
"I think what people need to see," Solomon said, "is the value you find once you remove it."
Monday, Solomon and Norman offered a quick tour to Cantor and Van Robinson, president of the Syracuse Common Council, who in the early 2000s was among the earliest civic officials to call publicly for removing I-81. Cantor described the work by the students as "fabulous," and she said there is no doubt in her mind about the fate of the interstate itself.
"I think," Cantor said, "it needs to come down."
As I walked back to the office, I found myself thinking about Guy Baldassarre. He was an orinthologist, an expert on birds, at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Baldassarre died of leukemia last year, a loss for this community in countless ways, and a point he once made in conversation always stays with me.
I called Baldassarre a few years ago. I wanted to get his reaction after more than 20 bald eagles showed up to winter on the shoreline of Onondaga Lake in Syracuse. The startling arrival of so many eagles gave this community a population of the great birds exceeded by only a handful of large cities in the nation. To Baldassarre, it was as if an extraordinary gift had been awarded to Central New York; Americans who'd never seen a bald eagle, he said, would almost certainly be willing to drive a long distance to see one here.
Yet when civic officials were asked about building a viewing platform, a way of giving everyday people a chance to watch the eagles, they responded with a string of reasons for why they couldn't do it. Baldassarre, exasperated, said it was all too typical. Communities across the land were desperately seeking ways to attract visitors, and here was a magnificent, even miraculous, opportunity in Syracuse - and we couldn't muster the civic will to find the right spot for a big wooden platform.
Baldassarre told me it was part of a syndrome he'd noticed here, a syndrome he described this way:
Too often, in Syracuse, we're in the "no business," he said. Too often, when it comes to being innovative, we come up with reasons for why we can't get something done, and we choose instead to do the safe, predictable thing - or to do nothing different at all.
Vibrant communities, Baldassarre said, are unique for the simple reason that they're in the "yes business:" When they get the chance to move forward, they have the nerve to seize it, and you feel that kind of energy when you walk down their streets.
The wisdom in that observation brings to mind a simple truth about the options, at this point, for Interstate 81:
It is far too early, with this project, to be in the "no business." We don't know anything yet. We don't fully know the benefits or damage each option might cause. We don't know the costs. We don't know what's feasible. Maybe there'll be overwhelming data that points us toward one answer or another. For all we know, brilliant engineers may come up with some compromise solution that we can't even foresee.
But to simply mock or dismiss, preliminarily, any suggestion for change - especially when many other communities are moving toward alternatives to traditional highway bridges - will almost surely condemn us to one of the oldest, most familiar truths of all:
If you say you want change, but you keep doing things the same way you've always done them, then what you'll get - at the best - is exactly what you've got.
- Sean


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Inaccessible hospital opens in Huelva (and they can't afford to equip new Vera medical wing)
Posted on January 6, 2016 by David — No Comments ↓
The Junta de Andalucía has surpassed itself this time – they've just opened a 21 million euro hospital that you can't reach, because nobody has built the road there yet.
Even better, it's in the town of Lepe, whose inhabitants have a reputation for being the backwards red-neck hicks of Spain.
*Here's a Lepe joke: a man from Lepe left to go to Seville, but he came across a large sign saying HUELVA, so he did. (You have to do the local accent when pronouncing Uelva).
The new hi-res CHARE hospital on Huelva's coast is designed to carry out 3,000 ops, 83,000 consultations and 70,000 A&E a year. But to get there, you have to drive over a pitted dirt road.
Work started back in 2007, and only just been finished, so they've had plenty of time to sort out this trifling little matter.
Junta and the council blame one another. The Junta says that under a 2005 agreement with the local council of Lepe, the council should have built a road, as well as connecting the utilities. The council disagrees and says it hasn't got any cash.
Oh right, the utilities aren't connected either. So it's not really open, is it?
Meanwhile, closer to home, the Minister of Health has officially opened the new wing of the Vera medical centre, which will double the size of the complex, as well as introducing new services.
Although Minister Aquilino Alonso cut the ribbon at a ceremony last week, the new wing will not officially open to the public until late January. Essential equipment is still waiting to be installed and many rooms are still empty.
Work on the wing ended last May, but the budget to outfit and equip the new offices has been lacking. Vera council issued a complaint to the Junta in the autumn asking why the wing was again delayed.
Sixteen thousand people are served by the medical centre. A new outpatients surgical room, several new consultation rooms, nurses centre and a training office have all been built in the new building.
The main building, which serves as the primary care unit for the surrounding villages as well as the market town of Vera, opened in 2000. Construction of the new wing was approved in 2010, but work did not start until 2014, despite the completion date in the original plan being specified as April 2011.
The cost of the building was 1,360,000 euros, of which 80% was paid for by the Junta de Andalucía and the remainder by Vera council. Equipping the new building will cost a further 263,000 euros, which is underwritten by the Health Ministry, and this is where the current delay has come from.
Currently, eight GP's, two paediatricians, eight nurses and two assistant nurses, an X-ray specialist, a social worker, a dentist and three administrative staff are assigned to Vera medical centre, along with six ambulance drivers and their corresponding vehicles.
The centre also has a A&E (Urgencias) department which is capable of dealing with most minor injuries. A plastering department for minor breaks was recently added along with the X-Ray capabilities, meaning patients with minor broken bones now do not have to travel to Huercal Overa hospital for treatment.
The unit was the centre of a national scandal last summer when it was discovered that the paediatrician there had falsified her title, and had never completed medical school. The local woman was suspended after she applied for a job in Murcia and authorities there discovered her graduation number was made up.
PS / the photo in this story is of Huercal Overa's La Inmaculada hospital, which has nothing to do with anything. But it's the best I have.
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Despite the weather improving over the last few weeks since the "Best from the East" came to town, forecasts for tonight (Friday) and into the weekend aren't promising to top up your sun-tan. As well as snow and freezing temperatures, several weather warnings are also in place.
Any changes to expected games will be listed below and updated throughout.
As it's difficult to gauge whether any meaningful snowfall will hit Lincoln as of Friday afternoon, and then whether conditions will still be safe and palatable to our Juniors, a decision is going to be taken early on Saturday morning. Please check back before you travel.
Junior Training has been cancelled during the session – please collect any children at the Lindum this morning.
The Ladies 5s, against Driffield, is now being played at the Lindum Sports Association.
The Boston Spa game, playing at home, is off as the opposition cannot raise a side. The pitch, at the time of writing (10:04am) is playable.
The Mens 5s, away, to Grimsby 2 was called off prior to any weather concerns.
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What is the fastest sport at the Winter Olympics?
From skiing, skeleton and luge to a sport that literally has the word speed in its title, here is how fast Olympians will be going at the Winter Olympics.
Published: 6:44 PM MST February 3, 2022
Updated: 7:00 PM MST February 3, 2022
Cold is one of the first words that come to mind when someone is asked to describe the Winter Olympics. But here's another: speed. Here is a look at some of the fastest speeds in various Winter Olympics sports.
How fast do these skaters go? Looking at the world records can give you a good idea.
The record for men in the 500 meters, which is the shortest race, is 33.61 seconds. That was set in 2019, according to Guinness World Records. That makes the average speed 33.3 mph. The men's 1,000-meter world record is 1:05.69 set in 2020. Since the skater spends more time closer to full speed than accelerating from a dead stop, that brings the average speed up to 34.1 mph.
The world record for women's 500-meter speedskating is 41.936 seconds (26.7 mph) set in 2019. For 1,000 meters, it's 1:11.69 (31.2 mph) also set in 2019.
But because of wind resistance and the turns on a skating oval, skaters can't reach their maximum possible speed. Dutch skater Kjeld Nuis, a two-time gold medalist, took on this challenge in 2018 with Red Bull. Nuis skated at full speed on a long, outdoor straightaway. In front of him was a pickup that was pulling a large windshield meant to eliminate any wind resistance. Nuis reached a speed of 57.788 mph.
Short Track Speedskating
It's roughly the same deal as above, but with two differences. The oval is smaller and instead of each skater getting their own lane, all the skaters jockey for position as they round the track. The shorter straightaways and traffic navigation mean slower speeds.
The 500-meter world record time for men is 39.5 seconds (28.3 mph). The women's 500-meter world record is 41.9 seconds (26.7 mph).
The catch with Alpine skiing, whether it's downhill, slalom, giant slalom or super-G, is that no two courses are exactly the same, so there's no true world or Olympic record time. Also, weather conditions can factor into a skier's speed.
The Olympics website said skiers regularly reach speeds of up to 95 mph. In 2013, French skier Johan Clarey reached 100.6 mph in a World Cup downhill race.
While it's not an Olympic sport, Italian speed skier Ivan Origone set a world record of 158.4 mph in 2016. The record happened at the Vars ski resort in France and Origone was not having to navigate turns or gates. He was going down a straight hill.
You can watch the video of his run here. When you see the graphic on screen that says Origone hit 254,958 kilometers per hour, that's not a typo. In Europe, they use commas instead of decimal points.
Snowboard events like halfpipe, big air and slopestyle are more about tricks than about speed. But snowboard cross and parallel giant slalom are about speed. Snowboard cross (and ski cross) competitors reach top speeds around 60 mph, according to an analysis by The Washington Post in 2014.
Just as Ivan Origone did on a pair of skis, Edmond Plawczyk of France set a world record at Vars in 2015 with a speed of 126.309 mph. But he had a little help. A pair of wind fins were attached to his legs to help with the aerodynamics.
Bobsled, Luge and Skeleton
Just as with skiing, no two sliding tracks for bobsled, luge and skeleton are alike, so there is no world or Olympic record in terms of time.
The International Bobsled and Skeleton Federation said bobsleds can reach speeds up to 93.2 mph.
Skeleton riders can reach speeds above 80 mph while luge sleds can eclipse 90 mph according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
Bobsled speeds at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver were clocked as high as 95 mph.
Try this sometime. Strap on a pair of skis, slide down a long, roughly 35-degree downslope, fly off the edge and soar through the air high above the ground before landing on a downhill slope. The Smithsonian said speeds at takeoff reach 56 mph.
Fun fact: While the casual fan may think ski jump hills curve up at the takeoff point, they don't. It's actually still a downhill slope of roughly 10%, depending on the structure.
No, US athletes don't get paid to compete in the Olympics, but they can earn money from medals and sponsorships
What's the difference between pairs figure skating and ice dancing?
Rules of the game: How to tell figure skating jumps apart


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So my oldest girl was just confirmed tonight.
Archbishop Prendergast was in attendance to administer the sacrament and he gave a homily.
Now I admit I don't remember his exact words, but the point the archbishop was that when you are confirmed, you live as a witness to your faith. So he brought the issue of Justin Trudeau, and how he will not allow pro-life candidates, and how that's not acceptable, and you have to be pro-life, and for traditional marriage; and some people will bully and tease you for your faith.
It was awesome to hear a Catholic archbishop stand up for the Catholic faith and the right to life.


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New book chronicles early polygamy among Mormons
Associated Press/February 8, 2009
If the past is a window to the present, then a new book about polygamy among early Mormons could be a portal to understanding where some contemporary Utah polygamists have found inspiration for their way of life.
From child brides and secret ceremonies to their defiance of marriage laws, the narrative in George D. Smith's "Nauvoo Polygamy" illustrates the development and breadth of polygamy as it was first practiced in the 1840s by the members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints living in Nauvoo, Ill.
"It changes our understanding of a plurality of wives," polygamy historian Martha Sontag Bradley said of the book. "It provides indisputable, quantifiable evidence that the scope of plural marriage was more broad and deep than we had imagined."
In nearly 700 pages, the book weaves the story of church founder Joseph Smith's relationships with the more than 30 women he married and how he persuaded his closest followers that "celestial marriage" was a sacred and essential religious practice.
In addition, more than 70 pages of charts uniquely chronicle Illinois marriages between 196 Mormon men and 717 women - about four wives to each man - including the dates of the unions and, when available, the ages of husbands and wives.
The records show more than 200 of the brides were 17 or younger. Often they married men 10 or more years older, including 12-year-old Mary Ann Williams whose husband was 43 when they married in 1856.
The data are somewhat similar to marriage and family records seized last year from a Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ranch in a raid by Texas authorities. One of Utah's largest polygamous groups, the traditionally insular FLDS closely follow Joseph Smith's original teachings.
Publicity and rumor have swirled around the FLDS since 2006, when church leader Warren Jeffs was arrested and then convicted in Utah of rape as an accomplice for his role in the 2001 marriage of a 14-year-old follower to her cousin.
In Texas, a dozen FLDS men, including Jeffs, have been charged with crimes ranging from sexual assault of a child to failure to report child abuse. Jeffs, 53, is accused of a sexual assault involving a 12-year-old girl he is said to have married.
"It was all laid out in Nauvoo," said Bradley. "The (book's) view on plural marriage in its earliest and subterranean years suggest that underage marriage has always been a part of the story. The template for the layering of relationships, practice and doctrine was created by Joseph Smith, enriched under Brigham Young and lived under the administration of Jeffs."
The Texas raid in some ways echoes Nauvoo, where polygamy fueled such public anger that Smith was killed and Mormons were run out of Illinois.
"Just looking at Texas it does give you a certain amount of empathy with how Mormons were viewed in the 1840s," George D. Smith said.
Currently, FLDS leaders say the faith does not practice or condone underage marriage.
Whether in the 1840s or today, Mormon polygamists believe plural marriage leads to glory in the afterlife.
Established as church doctrine through revelation, Joseph Smith began the practice in about 1841, secretly marrying at least two women that year. One by one, he taught followers that plural marriage was not optional or arbitrary, but an essential element of being a full member of the church, George D. Smith said.
Some men and women resisted, but entering polygamy "became proof of loyalty and fortitude," said Bradley.
The sales pitch for polygamy was a combination of eternal promises and threats.
"There is this sense that if you don't do this, the afterlife is really going to be bleak," George D. Smith said. "But if you take this chance and accept Smith as a husband and join with these other wives you will have all these rewards and endless glory."
According to "Nauvoo Polygamy," 38 women were sufficiently seduced and married Joseph Smith.
Some were sisters. Some were widows. At least one was pregnant and 11 were already married to other men.
The two youngest brides were 14 and the oldest 58 when they married the 37-year-old Smith in 1843. The church leader married 20 women that year, typically over the objections of Emma Smith, his first and only legal wife.
George D. Smith's accounting of marriages adds five to the 33 that most scholars agree can be documented for Joseph Smith. The actual number may never be known.
Ultimately, the Mormon church would abandon polygamy as a condition of Utah's statehood in 1890, forcing the practice underground. An estimated 37,000 self-described fundamentalist Mormons now live across the intermountain West and western Canada, practicing polygamy in organized groups like the FLDS, or independently.
The mainstream Mormon church now excommunicates members who engage in the practice, although Smith's revelatory doctrine remains in scripture. The modern church has tried to distance itself from its polygamous past, by saying only a small percentage of Latter-day Saints were polygamists.
Some church Sunday school manuals have also eliminated or glossed over references to the plural wives of 19th century church presidents, including Brigham Young, who by George D. Smith's accounting had 56 wives.
That denial of history in part drove George D. Smith's curiosity and the book.
"I guess I was intrigued by the obvious forgetting," said the author, whose research is largely based on documents and diaries held in the Mormon church archives.
"Here is something that was so elemental to the organization of the Mormons and yet there is this obvious lack of understanding. So the question is, why is the institution trying to forget?" he asked. "They are really trying to rinse the color out of LDS history."


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2 edition of trip around the world through the telebinocular found in the catalog.
trip around the world through the telebinocular
Burton Holmes
by Burton Holmes
Published 1930 by Keystone View Company in Meadville, Penna .
Stereoscopic views.,
Voyages around the world.
Statement edited by Burton Holmes.
Contributions Keystone View Company.
LC Classifications TR199 .H6 1930
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Choosing a President
By PAUL C. CAMPOS Getting elected president is much like winning a high school popularity contest, except that in high school the cool kids generally aren't given access to thermonuclear weapons. This point has been driven home with special force recently. Consider the brouhaha that erupted over Joe Biden's description of Barak Obama as "articulate and clean and bright and a nice-looking guy." Almost all the commentary about this statement has focused on the racial stereotypes that Biden tripped all over.
By PAUL C. CAMPOS
Getting elected president is much like winning a high school popularity contest, except that in high school the cool kids generally aren't given access to thermonuclear weapons.
This point has been driven home with special force recently. Consider the brouhaha that erupted over Joe Biden's description of Barak Obama as "articulate and clean and bright and a nice-looking guy." Almost all the commentary about this statement has focused on the racial stereotypes that Biden tripped all over.
And indeed there's no question that Obama has become one of the favorites for his party's presidential nomination because he's an example of the Non-Threatening Black Male syndrome. In short, he's an African-American man who "talks white" but still seems vaguely hip in a "black" way to whites who are impressed by how articulate, and clean, and bright and nice-looking he is. (Other good examples are Will Smith's acting career and Tommy Amaker's continuing employment as Michigan's basketball coach).
But leaving the racial clumsiness of Biden's comments aside, they do have the virtue, if only inadvertently, of highlighting the dubious sources of Obama's rocket-like ride toward the front of the presidential field.
There's no question that Obama is a very impressive man who has accomplished a great deal at a young age, but in terms of national politics his resume is quite thin. Until a little more than two years ago he was a state legislator, and his brief stay in the U.S. Senate has yet to be distinguished by any notable accomplishments.
Yet in an age when George W. Bush can be elected president, who can complain when someone like Obama is treated as a plausible presidential candidate? After all, Bush had no accomplishments to speak of, political or otherwise, when he was more or less handed the governorship of Texas, in much the same way a feudal duchy might be turned over to the ne'er do well son of a prince.
The governorship of Texas is one of the weakest of any state in terms of actual executive power, and yet Bush suddenly found himself at the front of the GOP presidential field in 2000. And what was the key to his otherwise inexplicable rise to the top of American politics?
Besides the obvious answer — he was the son of George H.W. Bush and hadn't been convicted of any felonies — Bush's personality was thought to make him presidential material. Specifically, he was judged by those who decided to put him forward to be "likeable." Here was a "compassionate conservative," whose hardscrabble exterior, formed by years of clearing brush on his hardscrabble Crawford ranch (the ranch was actually purchased and constructed in 1999-2000 to make Bush seem more authentically Texan despite his impeccable preppie roots), hid a warm and affable heart.
He was, as Chris Matthews repeated a few thousand times on "Hardball,"a guy you'd like to have a beer with."
This sort of nonsense would be merely funny if it wasn't so invidious. The notion that the key characteristic presidential candidates need to have is that they be deemed "likeable" is a dangerous bit of cultural idiocy that needs to be fought at every turn.
Would you choose a heart surgeon on the basis of whether you wanted to have a beer with him? Would you pick a lawyer because you liked the way she did her hair?
Speaking of which, a couple of weeks ago journalist Andrew Sullivan, while appearing on the "Chris Matthews Show," noted that although he found most of Hillary Clinton's policies attractive, he found it hard to support her candidacy because, "when I see her again, all the cootie vibes sort of resurrect themselves."
Are we choosing presidents or electing homecoming kings? (Or, assuming the cootie factor can be someday overcome, queens).
(Paul Campos is a law professor at the University of Colorado and can be reached at Paul.Campos(at)Colorado.edu.)


Noggin will be working a lot of overtime in the New Year as it transforms into a 24/7 network starting on Monday, December 31 at 6 p.m., splitting off from teen sister net The-N, which is also getting its own channel.
To kick off the format change, Noggin's Moose and Zee will host the net's first primetime movie marathon featuring the premiere of a new 90-minute Franklin movie, Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure. The preschool movie marathon will also feature the hour-long Dora the Explorer movie, Dora Saves the Mermaids.
As for new series, look for 26-ep toon Toot & Puddle, based on the best-selling book series by Holly Hobbie, to start airing in fall 2008.


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Vitamins are essential nutrients (i.e. nutrients that we need for basic function, but cannot produce on our own). There are two classifications of vitamins: Water-soluble and fat-soluble. Water-soluble vitamins include vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), vitamin B7 (biotin), vitamin B9 (folic acid), vitamin B12 (cobalamin), and vitamin C (ascorbic acid). The fat-soluble vitamins include vitamin A (retinol), vitamin D, vitamin E (tocopherol), and vitamin K.
Solubility refers to one substance's (the solute) ability to dissolve into another (the solvent). Thus, a water-soluble vitamin dissolves in water. Because of this, they are not stored in the body like fat-soluble vitamins. They must be replenished every day.
The B vitamins and vitamin C are found in many different kinds of food, both plant and animal products. Unfortunately, modern-day grain processing has made many of our grains deficient in most of the vital B-complexes. Food companies have been fortifying grains for this reason. Fortification is the processes of placing synthetic vitamins back into the food that has lost nutrients due to processing. Just another good reason to eat whole foods!
Notes: This was the first B vitamin for scientists to discover.
Notes: B2 is destroyed by ultraviolet light, which is why a lot of milk is bottled in opaque jugs instead of clear jugs.
Notes: High doses of the synthetic form of this vitamin can be dangerous.
Notes: Many skin and hair products contain pantothenic acid.
Notes: Vitamin B6 may help to ward of colorectal cancer.
Notes: Adequate vitamin B7 helps a person have beautiful hair and nails.
Notes: Folic acid is extremely important to a growing fetus. If pregnant, be sure to eat food rich in this B vitamin.
Notes: Consuming excess vitamin B12 will not give you energy.
Notes: If you have a cold, don't take a lot of synthetic vitamin C. Vitamin C doesn't cure the cold, it's preventative! Through a whole foods diet, you should get plenty of vitamin C and, in turn, have a stellar immune system.


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Templar rides across Canada advocating chivalry
Posted on June 2, 2012 by Tony McMahon
You couldn't make it up – here's the news report from CTV and you can see the entire report and TV footage HERE. You can also follow the progress across Canada of this latter day Templar on his WEBSITE.
Vanessa Greco, CTVNews.ca
Date: Saturday Jun. 2, 2012 7:01 AM ET
Trotting past vehicles atop his faithful steed, Vincent Gabriel Kirouac looks as if he's been ripped from the pages of a medieval history book.
Under the metal helmet and billowing robe, he's a 22-year-old Quebec man who longs for the values of a bygone era. But to curious passersby, Kirouac introduces himself as a modern-day knight riding across Canada on horseback to promote chivalry.
"It's really as simple as that," the Don Quixote-esque fellow explains in a phone interview from a barn just north of Toronto.
Roughly two months ago, Kirouac and his trusty mare Coeur-de-Lion (Lionheart) left the city of Riviere-du-loup for unfamiliar stables and roads. Along the way, he's keen to share the details of his mission with strangers.
"I'm not raising money for anything. It's just about being good to people — trying to bring back valour and honour, devotion and generosity," he says.
Of course, Kirouac goes about this dressed like a present-day Sir Lancelot. Except, instead of a rapier or gauntlet, he carries a horse-grooming kit and a cell phone.
The young knight-errant says he's been saving up for his adventure for several years, and even completed an equine program in college to learn how to properly care for his mare.
From school mascots to costumed protesters, Kirouac isn't the first to don an unusual outfit for a cause. But unlike other disguised crusaders, he says he isn't seeking personal gain.
To Kirouac, knighthood isn't a shtick — it's a calling.
"This was something that was sleeping in my heart," says Kirouac. "I just told myself, 'If you really want to be a knight, well you've got to find a way to do it.' And I found it."
Catching up with him isn't easy these days. The first time CTVNews.ca attempted to contact Kirouac, he was en route to a barn where he planned to comb Coeur-de-Lion.
"I've got to be really devoted to my mare so, in turn, she can be devoted to me," he says, breaking down his personal philosophy of mutual love and understanding.
Fifteen minutes later, Kirouac is on the phone again with some good news. He and Coeur-de-Lion have found shelter for the evening.
Category: Templar News Tags: Canada, Don Quixote, Kirouac, Knight Templar, middle ages, Quebec, Toronto
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