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Pique's Cruelest Prank Story To Patrice Evra
by Rohmatul Umma
in Football Stories
Gerard Pique just returned to Old Trafford. He oversaw the El Barca banner which faced the red devil in the first leg of the European Champions League quarter-final. When returning to Manchester, Pique claimed to be happy. He could still feel the atmosphere of the theater of dreams he had once tasted.
Pique is a Barcelona defender who had strengthened Manchester United in mid-2004 to 2008. He landed in Manchester after being redeemed from the La Masia academy. There are 23 matches in all competitions played by Pique while in the uniform of the Red Devils. The amount of his performance made Blaugrana interested in returning Pique.
When returning to Barca, Pique has met his former club twice in competitive matches. Both of these duels took place in the 2009 Champions League final at the Olimpico in Rome and the 2011 final at Wembley. At that time, Barca successfully won in the two matches.
Besides having an extraordinary experience with Manchester United, Pique also turned out to have an ignorant experience that would not be forgotten.
As a figure who likes to joke around, this FC Barcelona central defender considers the Red Devils dressing room to be more colorful and very accommodating to the fad. Pique who has collected a lot of trophies with FC Barcelona claimed there are fundamental differences between the two clubs that made him always missing United.
"In Barcelona, my public relations is not always appreciated by everyone. I once deflated the tires of my teammates and did a number of other things, but this is nothing compared to what happened at United."
When Pique was still in the uniform of Manchester United, he had pranked Patrice Evra by burning his shoes which had just been ordered from Nike. The shoe was very special for Evra because he had been waiting for a long time for Nike to be able to put the names of her children in the shoes.
"One day, Evra came up with new shoes that he had made with Nike for months. On those shoes, there are names of his children and various other details,"
"He then went to take a shower, and we then made a small fire to burn the shoes." We recorded it and gave the video to Evra," Pique said.
Getting annoyed, Evra responded by taking Pique's shoes to the toilet. After that, Evra defecated in Pique's shoes he had taken.
"He burned my shoes and it wasn't funny. Apparently, the culprit was Pique,"
"So, I took out his shoes and disposed of the water in them," said the 37-year-old man.
According to Pique, the jokes of the people at Manchester United are indeed extreme. Even though it is often overlooked, Pique says that most people there will not be angry when they are bullied.
"They are not angry when we make the jokes. They tried to retaliate but were not angry. "
While in Barcelona, Pique could not do such things. According to him, cultural differences are the cause. He once repeated the joke there but failed.
"In my first few years at Barcelona, I tried to repeat the joke, but the results were not like at MU,"
"In Manchester, the players will take the most expensive clothes you just bought and then put them on an artificial posse. The shirt will get dirty when the ball hits it. At MU, the dressing room is so alive," Pique said
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Ballyhaunis lies in an area of great historical importance, with one of the highest concentrations of megalithic monuments in the West of Ireland.
There are numerous ringforts, souterrains, burial mounds, church sites, wedge tombs, crannogs (lake dwellings) and fulachta fiadha (ancient cooking sites).
A recent discovery was a 4,000 year old dugout boat in Aughamore. Ballyhaunis attracts many visitors with an interest in archaeology who find the town an ideal holiday base.


Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor caught six passes on seven targets for 59 yards in a 30-9 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 14.
Footballguys view: Taylor almost had an additional long catch that would have put him near 100 yards on the night. He'll be worth considering as a WR3/Flex next week against the Giants in big play leagues.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor caught three of his five targets for 104 yards in a 26-22 win over the New York Jets in Week 13.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor (foot) has been ruled out of the team's Week 12 game.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor (foot) has been ruled out of the team's Week 11 game.
Footballguys view: Taylor has only appeared in eight games this year for the Titans. After missing two weeks of practice, we'll see if Taylor can get back in action next week.
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Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor (foot) left the Week 9 game against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday, Nov. 5 and he is questionable to return due to a foot injury.
Footballguys view: Taylor's early fumble gave the Bills all of the momentum and he never made a big play to atone for the mistake. There was excitement about his role as the #2 in this offense solidifying heading into Week 5, but both he and the Titans were immense disappointments.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor caught four passes for 95 yards and two touchdowns in a 30-14 preseason loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Saturday, Aug. 18.
Footballguys view: Taylor's speed was impressive on his screen pass that he took to the house. With Rishard Matthews still a huge question mark, Taylor is in line to start in a great matchup against the Dolphins #2 corner in Week 1.
Footballguys view: Taylor is a speedster, but also hard-nosed at the catch point and a formidable runner after the catch. If Rishard Matthews' injury ends up being something that delays his start to 2018, Taylor will be worth a late round pick and an ascending part of an improving offense.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor is expected to be more involved in the passing game in 2018, in the opinion of TitansOnline.com's Jim Wyatt.
Footballguys view: We could see that happening for a couple of different reasons. First, Taylor is an ascending talent with the quickness to gain separation against tight coverage. Second, the Titans could move on from guys like 2018 unrestricted free agent WR Eric Decker which would create a larger opportunity for Taylor.
Tennessee Titans OG Quinton Spain (toe) did not participate in practice Friday, Nov. 3, and has been ruled out for Week 9. LB Nate Palmer (ankle) did not practice and is listed as questionable. TE Delanie Walker (ankle) was limited during practice and is listed as questionable. OT Jack Conklin (illness), SS Johnathan Cyprien (hamstring), WR Corey Davis (hamstring) and WR Taywan Taylor (non-injury) fully participated in practice and are not on the injury report.
Tennessee Titans OT Jack Conklin (illness), LB Nate Palmer (ankle), OG Quinton Spain (toe) and WR Taywan Taylor (non-injury) did not participate in practice Thursday, Nov. 2. SS Johnathan Cyprien (hamstring) fully participated in practice.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor posted three receptions for 45 yards on four targets in Week 7 against the Cleveland Browns.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor is the player most likely to see a significant increase in his role with fellow rookie Corey Davis (hamstring) ruled out for Week 3 against the Seattle Seahawks.
Footballguys view: It will grow, but that doesn't mean it will be incredibly fantasy relevant. The rookie from Western Kentucky was a favorite of ours before the 2017 NFL draft. He's got the skill set similar to that of Stefon Diggs (Vikings) with the quickness and separation ability to get open on underneath routes. Taylor is also dangerous after the catch. Monitor him in dynasty leagues as he continues to progress.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor might see a bump in reps in practice this week with WR Corey Davis (hamstring) already ruled out for Week 3 against the Seattle Seahawks.
Footballguys view: The Western Kentucky product was a third-round pick for the Titans this year. We like his game, and Taylor is dynamic after the catch. The rookie has a tough matchup against the Seahawks, so we're not starting him...just monitoring him in dynasty leagues we've got him in.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor (ankle) suffered an ankle injury in Week 2 and is considered questionable to return.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor (calf) suffered a bruised calf in the preseason game Sunday, Aug. 27, but head coach Mike Mularkey said he expects Taylor to be fine.
Tennessee Titans WR Taywan Taylor saw first-team reps opposite WR Rishard Matthews and in the slot during practice Thursday, Aug. 3, after WR Corey Davis (hamstring) left with an injury.
Footballguys view: Taylor is the best deep threat the team has, and he should get worked into the offense in some fashion even if Davis is playing his full complement of snaps. If any of the top three Titans wideouts go down this year, Taylor will be a name to remember.


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Charlie Montoyo electo al salón de la fama
DURHAM, NC - Former Durham Bulls manager Charlie Montoyo will be inducted into the International League Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2016, the league announced today. The Tampa Bay Rays' third base coach, who managed the Bulls from 2007 to 2014, was elected by a vote of living Hall of Fame members, longtime executives, broadcasters, and members of the media.
In Montoyo's eight years at the helm of the Bulls, the native of Florida, Puerto Rico led the organization to seven South Division titles, a league-record six Governors' Cup finals berths and two Governors' Cup titles in 2009 and 2013. He finished his career in Durham with a 633-515 mark (.551), departing the Bull City with the most wins in franchise history.
"I am honored and excited to be inducted into the International League Hall of Fame," Montoyo said. "The Durham Bulls hold a special place in my heart, and I am looking forward to celebrating this honor with the Bulls and their fans."
A two-time International League Manager of the Year (2010, 2013), Montoyo also led the Bulls to the 2009 Triple-A National Championship title. That year he earned Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year award, and was named Minor League Baseball's Mike Coolbaugh award winner. On two occasions he managed the International League All-Star team, while his Bulls squads won at least 80 games five times.
"There is no one more deserving of this honor than Charlie Montoyo," Bulls General Manager Mike Birling said. "Charlie's impact in Durham will be long-lasting, not just because of what he did on the field, but also because of how beloved he was by everyone he came in contact with. The entire Bulls organization is thrilled for Charlie."
The 50-year-old retired from a 10-year playing career after the 1996 season, and was hired by Tampa Bay as a minor league manager that fall. Montoyo went on to manage at six different levels in the Tampa Bay organization over the next 18 seasons, before he was added to Tampa Bay's major league coaching staff in December of 2014. During his playing career, Montoyo also played 327 games in the IL for Ottawa and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, compiling a career average of .274.
Montoyo becomes the third Durham Bull to be inducted into the league's Hall of Fame, joining former Bulls manager Bill Evers and former pitcher Dave Eiland, who were both inducted in 2012. Montoyo will be presented with "The Curtain Call" statue during an individual enshrinement ceremony at the DBAP on a date that has yet to be scheduled.
Hensley Meulens, who had a six-year playing career and four-year coaching career in the IL, joins Montoyo as a 2016 inductee. Each year the top three vote-getters who also receive a vote on the majority of ballots returned are elected to the Hall of Fame. In the 2016 election, Montoyo and Meulens were the only two candidates to receive a vote on the majority of ballots.
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Clarinha Nheu Alves ist eine Politikerin aus Osttimor. Sie ist Mitglied der Associação Social-Democrata de Timor (ASDT).

Als Nachrückerin folgte Alves zwischen 2009 und August 2011 dem erkrankten ASDT-Parteichef Francisco Xavier do Amaral als Abgeordnete in das Nationalparlament Osttimors. Sie blieb bis zu den Neuwahlen 2012, bei denen sie nicht mehr auf der Wahlliste der ASDT vertreten war. Ohnehin scheiterte die ASDT an der Drei-Prozent-Hürde.

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Q: Solving linear congruence system $$6x \equiv 2 \pmod 4 \\ 4x \equiv 6 \pmod 9 \\ x \equiv 15 \pmod {17}$$
I need to find a minimal solution for this system. Ideally, I want to use CRT but it can't be done because the LHS's aren't the same. I tried to simplify the equations but I didn't see where it lead.
I'd be glad for help
Thanks!

A: Consider the system : $$\begin{cases}6x \equiv 2 \pmod 4 \\ 4x \equiv 6 \pmod 9 \\ x \equiv 15 \pmod {17}\end{cases}$$
Solve each congruence separately and you get:
$$\begin{cases}x \equiv 1 \pmod 2 \\ x \equiv 6 \pmod 9 \\ x \equiv 15 \pmod {17}\end{cases}$$
Then apply the Chinese Remainder Theorem and you get the solution:
$$x \equiv 15 \pmod {306}$$

A: It is possible to remove the multipliers on the LHSs. For the first equation, note that it is equivalent to
$$2x\equiv2\bmod4$$
$$x\equiv1\bmod2$$
For the second, 4 has an inverse modulo 9, so multiply by that inverse on both sides:
$$x\equiv7\cdot6\equiv6\bmod9$$
Now the CRT can be applied, yielding a minimal solution of 15.

A: from the last equation we get $$x=15+17m$$ and the second one $$4x=6+9n$$ with $$m,n \in\mathbb{Z}$$ eliminating $x$ we get
$$68m=9n-54$$ this is a linear Diophantine equation with the solution set $$m=9k,n=6+68k$$ and we can compute $$x=15+153k$$ and then we can check the first equation:
$$6\cdot x=90+918k\equiv 2 \mod 4$$

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package com.android.tools.idea.gradle.parser;

import com.android.SdkConstants;
import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.base.Objects;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.io.FileUtil;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiElement;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NonNls;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.GroovyPsiElement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.GroovyPsiElementFactory;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.GrStatement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.arguments.GrArgumentList;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.blocks.GrClosableBlock;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.GrMethodCall;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.literals.GrLiteral;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.literals.GrString;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.literals.GrStringContent;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.literals.GrStringInjection;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import static com.android.tools.idea.gradle.parser.BuildFileKey.escapeLiteralString;

/**
 * Represents a dependency statement in a Gradle build file. Dependencies have a scope (which defines what types of compiles the
 * dependency is relevant for), a type (e.g. Maven, local jar file, etc.), and dependency-specific data.
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public class Dependency extends BuildFileStatement {
  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(Dependency.class);

  @NonNls private static final String FILE_TREE_BASE_DIR_PROPERTY = "dir";
  @NonNls private static final String FILE_TREE_INCLUDE_PATTERN_PROPERTY = "include";

  public enum Scope {
    COMPILE("Compile", "compile", true, true),
    PROVIDED("Provided", "provided", true, false),
    APK("APK", "apk", true, false),
    ANDROID_TEST_COMPILE("Test compile", "androidTestCompile", true, false),
    DEBUG_COMPILE("Debug compile", "debugCompile", true, false),
    RELEASE_COMPILE("Release compile", "releaseCompile", true, false),
    RUNTIME("Runtime", "runtime", false, true),
    TEST_COMPILE("Test compile", "testCompile", false, true),
    TEST_RUNTIME("Test runtime", "testRuntime", false, true);

    private final String myGroovyMethodCall;
    private final String myDisplayName;

    private final boolean myAndroidScope; // True if this is used in Android modules
    private final boolean myJavaScope; // True if this is used in plain Java modules

    Scope(@NotNull String displayName, @NotNull String groovyMethodCall, boolean androidScope, boolean javaScope) {
      myDisplayName = displayName;
      myGroovyMethodCall = groovyMethodCall;
      myAndroidScope = androidScope;
      myJavaScope = javaScope;
    }

    public String getGroovyMethodCall() {
      return myGroovyMethodCall;
    }

    @Nullable
    public static Scope fromMethodCall(@NotNull String methodCall) {
      for (Scope scope : values()) {
        if (scope.myGroovyMethodCall.equals(methodCall)) {
          return scope;
        }
      }
      return null;
    }

    @NotNull
    public String getDisplayName() {
      return myDisplayName;
    }

    public boolean isAndroidScope() {
      return myAndroidScope;
    }

    public boolean isJavaScope() {
      return myJavaScope;
    }

    @Override
    @NotNull
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      return myDisplayName;
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  public enum Type {
    FILES,
    FILETREE,
    EXTERNAL,
    MODULE
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  public Scope scope;
  public Type type;
  public Object data;
  public String extraClosure;

  public Dependency(@NotNull Scope scope, @NotNull Type type, @NotNull Object data, @Nullable String extraClosure) {
    this.scope = scope;
    this.type = type;
    this.data = data;
    this.extraClosure = extraClosure;
  }

  public Dependency(@NotNull Scope scope, @NotNull Type type, @NotNull Object data) {
    this(scope, type, data, null);
  }

  @Override
  @NotNull
  public List<PsiElement> getGroovyElements(@NotNull GroovyPsiElementFactory factory) {
    String extraGroovyCode;
    switch (type) {
      case EXTERNAL:
        if (extraClosure != null) {
          extraGroovyCode = "(" + escapeAndQuote(data) + ")";
        } else {
          extraGroovyCode =  " " + escapeAndQuote(data);
        }
        break;
      case MODULE:
        if (data instanceof Map) {
          extraGroovyCode = " project(" + GradleGroovyFile.convertMapToGroovySource((Map<String, Object>)data) + ")";
        } else {
          extraGroovyCode = " project(" + escapeAndQuote(data) + ")";
        }
        if (extraClosure != null) {
          // If there's a closure with exclusion rules, then we need extra parentheses:
          // compile project(':foo') { ... } is not valid Groovy syntax
          // compile(project(':foo')) { ... } is correct
          extraGroovyCode = "(" + extraGroovyCode.substring(1) + ")";
        }
        break;
      case FILES:
        extraGroovyCode = " files(" + escapeAndQuote(data) + ")";
        break;
      case FILETREE:
        extraGroovyCode = " fileTree(" + GradleGroovyFile.convertMapToGroovySource((Map<String, Object>)data) + ")";
        break;
      default:
        extraGroovyCode = "";
        break;
    }
    GrStatement statement = factory.createStatementFromText(scope.getGroovyMethodCall() + extraGroovyCode);
    if (statement instanceof GrMethodCall && extraClosure != null) {
      statement.add(factory.createClosureFromText(extraClosure));
    }
    return ImmutableList.of((PsiElement)statement);
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  /**
   * Groovy has either plain strings or rich gstrings, i.e. it's possible to write 'position number $index'
   * (single quotes - plain string) or "position number $index" (double quotes, 'index' variable value will be inserted
   * in runtime).
   *

   * This method escapes given string content and surrounds it by correct quotes (trying to guess if it's a pain string or gstring).
   *
   * @param stringContent
   * @return
   */
  @NotNull
  private static String escapeAndQuote(@Nullable Object data) {
    if (data == null) {
      return "''";
    }
    String stringContent = data.toString();
    boolean gstring = false;
    // We assume that given string is a gstring if it has an unescaped dollar sign.
    for (int i = stringContent.indexOf('$'); i >= 0 && i < stringContent.length(); i = stringContent.indexOf('$', i + 1)) {
      if (i <= 0 || stringContent.charAt(i - 1) != '\\') {
        gstring = true;
        break;
      }
    }
    char quote = gstring ? '"' : '\'';
    return quote + escapeLiteralString(stringContent) + quote;
  }

  /**
   * Returns true if the given dependency "matches" or "is covered" by this dependency. It will return true if they are equal
   * in the {@link #equals(Object)}} sense, but it does some broader matching as well, in order to aid the use case of merging new
   * dependencies into existing build files.
   *
   *

   *
For Maven-style dependencies, it only checks the group and name parts of the coordinate; it ignores version number
   *   and packaging. This allows us to gloss over differences between minor version numbers, or whether a version number uses
   *   + syntax, by giving up on it altogether. It also glosses over whether a dependency has explicit packaging (e.g. @aar)
   *   specified or not by also giving up on it.

   *
For module dependencies, it ignores the leading colon in the Gradle module specification when comparing.

   *
For files('...') dependencies, it will match a filetree dependency that includes the same file; e.g.
   *   files('libs/foo.jar') is matched by fileTree(dir: 'lib', include: ['*.jar', '*.aar'])

   *
It has hardcoded knowledge that the appcompat-v7 library includes support-v4.

   *

   */
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    if (equals(dependency)) {
      return true;
    }
    if (scope != dependency.scope) {
      return false;
    }
    String s1 = data.toString();
    String s2 = dependency.data.toString();
    switch(type) {
      default:
      case MODULE:
        if (dependency.type != Type.MODULE) {
          return false;
        }

        if (data instanceof Map) {
          s1 = GradleGroovyFile.convertMapToGroovySource((Map<String, Object>)data).replaceAll("path: ':", "path: '");
        }
        if (dependency.data instanceof Map) {
          s2 = GradleGroovyFile.convertMapToGroovySource((Map<String, Object>)dependency.data).replaceAll("path: ':", "path: '");
        }

        if (s1.startsWith(":")) {
          s1 = s1.substring(1);
        }
        if (s2.startsWith(":")) {
          s2 = s2.substring(1);
        }
        return (s1.equals(s2));
      case EXTERNAL:
        if (dependency.type != Type.EXTERNAL) {
          return false;
        }

        // Special hardcoded case: com.android.support:appcompat-v7 includes com.android.support:support-v4
        if (s1.startsWith(SdkConstants.APPCOMPAT_LIB_ARTIFACT) && s2.startsWith(SdkConstants.SUPPORT_LIB_ARTIFACT)) {
          return true;
        }

        // Maven dependencies match if they share the same group and artifact. We ignore version and packaging.
        String[] tokens1 = s1.split(":");
        String[] tokens2 = s2.split(":");
        if (tokens1.length < 2 || tokens2.length < 2) {
          return false;
        }

        return tokens1[0].equals(tokens2[0]) && tokens1[1].equals(tokens2[1]);
      case FILES:
        if (dependency.type != Type.FILES) {
          return false;
        }
        return FileUtil.pathsEqual(s1, s2);
      case FILETREE:
        if (dependency.type != Type.FILES) {
          return false;
        }
        Map<String, Object> values = (Map<String, Object>)data;
        String dir = (String)values.get(FILE_TREE_BASE_DIR_PROPERTY);
        Object value = values.get(FILE_TREE_INCLUDE_PATTERN_PROPERTY);

        if (value == null) {
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The proposal to build two restaurants on Glyne Gap was rejected by the council this morning (Thursday, June 30).
Rother District Council's planning committee turned down the bid to build a Frankie & Benny's and a Chiquito over the road from Ravenside Retail Park.
Most councillors agreed with the officers recommendation to refuse permission with many concerned about its location on the Combe Valley Countryside Park.
Officers believed the application would cause 'unacceptable harm' to the existing open character and views of the countryside park, in particular by closing off views to it from Bexhill and through the urbanisation of the character of the application site.
Cllr Maurice Watson said the view of the 'beautiful' park from the Bexhill side which would be ruined by the restaurants.
"I think the view is the most important part which could be lost if we allowed this to go through," he said.
Committee chairman Cllr Brian Kentfield said the park is not meant for development and never has been but hoped the developers would consider sites in the town centre.
Another concern was the potential to set a precedent for developing the park and reducing the gap between Bexhill and Hastings which Cllr Joy Hughes agreed with.
"This has always been our gap between us and them to be honest," she said.
Five residents had stated their support for the scheme while 60 objections were received, including one from St Michael's ward Cllr Charles Clark who has previously expressed his concerns about the proposal.
Cllr Clark said at the meeting he could not understand why the developers, The Restaurant Group (TRG), could not build the food outlets in the town centre where it would be more suitable.
TRG claimed the restaurants would be worth £2m annually to the area's economy and will create around 100 jobs.
The decision was not unanimous as Cllr Sue Prochak believed it was an opportunity to create jobs and the garage meant some development would be acceptable on a piece of 'scrubland'.
The Salehurst ward representative said the restaurants would improve the view for people coming to Bexhill from St Leonards as the landscaping would provide more screening of the retail park.


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Booze Rules: Endurance Athlete's Guide To Drinking Alcohol
Will it make me fat? When is the best time to have a drink? Are post-race beers OK? What about the night before my race?
July 30, 2013 Pip Taylor
Photo: Steve Godwin
Q: What are your guidelines for drinking alcohol?
A: Research shows that in moderation, alcohol, particularly red wine, does carry some health benefits (in wine, it's heart-healthy antioxidants). Formal recommendations for consumption are one drink per day for women and two for men, but it's important to remember that everyone metabolizes and tolerates alcohol differently. Click on the tabs on the left for some other common alcohol-related queries I hear from triathletes.
RELATED: Do Alcohol And Training Mix?
Q: Will it make me fat?
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RELATED – Racing Weight: Cut Your Calories By Watching What You Drink
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For 2010 Ironman world champion Mirinda Carfrae and her ITU World Long Course champion partner Tim O'Donnell, a bottle of good wine is a regular at the dinner table: "Tim and I enjoy a glass or two of wine with dinner a few nights per week," she says. "I don't think it takes anything away from training (unless we go for bottle number two) and, in fact, I think it helps me unwind and relax after a long day."
Photos: Challenge Roth's Erdinger Party
Q: Are post-race beers OK?
A: There are definitely drinks and snacks better suited to promoting recovery. However, when you consider the primary goals of recovery are to replace fluids, restore glycogen and assist in repair, beer doesn't stack up too badly. While alcohol can be dehydrating due to its diuretic effects, the truth is that a drink will not dehydrate you if it provides more fluids than the rate of diuresis. So for beer, particularly light beer, you are actually drinking more fluids than you will expel. The carbohydrate content of beer also helps to replace depleted glycogen. Beer's main drawback is the lack of protein to promote tissue repair. Where one or two finish-line beers are just fine, over-indulgence will hinder recovery—by making you less likely to follow good recovery practices (stretching, eating well, getting a massage).
RELATED: Fuel Like A Pro
Q: What about the night before my race?
A: If enjoying a drink the night before your big race will help you relax and get to sleep, go for it. You'll be in good company. For many pros, including 2012 Ironman Austria champion Linsey Corbin, a glass of wine is a regular on the pre-race plan. "It helps me to relax a little bit and sets me up for a fun day ahead," she says. "I am so strict regarding training, eating healthy, strength work and recovery. I think it's great to have things in moderation as treats or rewards."
0.6 oz of pure alcohol = 12 oz standard beer = 5 oz wine = 1.5oz shot of spirits
RELATED: What Do I Eat The Night Before A Race?
Triathletes Have A Dieting Problem (That Might Not Be Related To Weight)
Jill Colangelo
You Need to Fuel Strength Training Differently. Here's How to Do It Right.
Training Outside in the Winter? Be Sure to Fuel Correctly
A 3-Week Meal Plan for Triathletes in 70.3 Training


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Very nice trip, and such a awesome area to spend some time. You have all of the feel of the enchantments without any of the crowds. Very nice photo/labeling of the ridge; you really have to get back there to get that image.
Awesome trip Rad Looks like some really nice rock up there! .
Nice trip Chad and Stewart! I love the picture of the ridge traverse in the fog! .
Blake is right on. Here is the picture of Stuart leading the pitch. After you do the traverse, you get in the corner and there are a few good pieces. The online topo indicates RPs are useful, the guidebook marks them as bolts or pins (we placed neither on the entire route, so bring some nuts). When the slab gets a little steeper, stem/smear up and grab the ledge that Stuart is standing on in the picture. After that, get into the corner crack which takes good gear but always felt a little funky to me. .
Nice to see another TR on this line! When we first put up the route we actually cleaned the entire thing so there was little-no moss on it. Apparently it needs a little more attention to keep the lower pitches clean. The scoop is definitely the money pitch, but the last two pitches are very nice as well and are definitely worth climbing.
Nice one! Your pictures make it look better than when we did it a few years ago. It was listed under the "rumors of ice" section of the guidebook, hence we referred to it as that. A fun climb for sure! http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=752801 .
mountainmatt replied to therunningdog's topic in The rest of the US and International.
What an awesome trip Tim! .
Nice Stewball, looks like a fun one! (and love the suspenders Courtney ) .
~10 minutes top to bottom for me .
mountainmatt replied to TeleRoss's topic in The rest of the US and International.
That is one hell of an awesome trip! .
Awesome! Looks like a super awesome area! The route was done by Evan and Micah which they named, "The Scorpions Tale" checking in at 5.8 with some R sections. In talking to them, they started at the base of the toe as there was too much snow to start at the side. It was put up on a few different trips and completed in August after a lot a good deal of cleaning loose blocks. I've seen a few pics, but I'll leave the rest of the details to them.


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