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Can anyone stop Manchester City this season?
November 22, 2017 / Louis East	/ Leave a comment
With 11 wins and one draw from 12 Premier League games, Manchester City have been on another level this season. Pep Guardiola's men are on the verge of something very special at the Etihad Stadium and they are now red hot favourites to win another Premier League title in the coming months. On current form, it would take a brave man to back against City – the Blues are eight points clear of closest rivals Manchester United.
City have been by far and away the strongest team in England's top flight this season and it is difficult to look past Pep's men in the race for the Premier League title. Have a peek here at odds via Sportsbet.io and you'll notice that City are as short as 1.120 for the crown. Next up is United but Jose Mourinho's side may struggle to make up the eight-point deficit if star midfielder Paul Pogba suffers another serious injury.
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Defensively, City have silenced most of the critics so far. Guardiola's side have conceded just seven goals this campaign, only United (6) have conceded fewer. Kyle Walker has enjoyed a solid start to life at the Etihad after commanding negative attention due to the transfer fee whilst Ederson Moraes has offered a consistent pair of hands between the posts. If City maintain their current defensive stability, they will cruise to the title.
Kevin de Bruyne and David Silva have been simply sublime in recent months, leading City to victories on a weekly basis. The latter has been doing it on the big stage since moving to the Premier League but it is De Bruyne who has attracted the bulk of the praise in the 2017/18 campaign. Widely tipped to win the PFA Player of the Year award, De Bruyne has been Pep's standout performer for the most part of the season.
Gabriel Jesus and Sergio Aguero have been the two main beneficiaries upfront, though you could argue that Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sane have also stepped it up this year. With 40 goals so far, City are on course to break various records and that is a testament to Pep's style of attacking football. You'd be hard-pressed to find another offensive unit in world football that can match the Blues in terms of quality on a consistent basis.
You can't even criticise the other clubs for their sub-par efforts; City really have been that good. According to Goal, City have made the best start to a season in Premier League history and United are already up against it in the top flight title race. If anyone can mastermind the Red Devils to a shock triumph, it is Mourinho but Guardiola is a wily old fox and City will take some stopping.
There's even talk of City emulating Arsenal's "Invincibles" side from the 2003-04 campaign, although it may be a little early for that comparison. We're not even halfway through the Premier League season and backing Pep's side to go unbeaten may be a little foolish. For now, winning the title is the primary objective and City look well placed to do just that. Pep's side are, both on paper and in practice, the best team in English football.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Arsenal vs Manchester City
March 31, 2017 March 31, 2017 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Arsenal vs. Manchester City
Venue: Emirates Stadium – Sunday, April 2 – 16:00 BST (11:00 ET)
Match Odds: Arsenal 2/1 – Draw 13/5 – Manchester City 5/4
Arsenal welcome Manchester City to The Emirates on Sunday afternoon in one of the standout fixtures as the Premier League returns this weekend.
This is quite possibly Arsenal's biggest game of the season. They are in 6th place, six points outside of the top four but do have two games in hand on four of the five sides above them. If Arsenal lose this they are going to really struggle to make up the gap in the remaining fixtures of the season.
The pressure on Arsene Wenger seems to intensify with every passing game at the moment. Arsenal have lost four of their last five league games and are seriously risking not finishing in the top four.
Manchester City are 12 points off the top of the table but while the league is still mathematically winnable they have to continue to fight for the title.
Pep Guardiola's side need to finish second at the very least to make some success of their domestic season. This game is the second of their three grudge matches in a row. They've already avoided defeat to Liverpool in their last fixture and a win here before they face Chelsea would be a huge result for their confidence.
City are in a strong run of form. They have won three of the last five, picking up 11 points from a possible 15. It's been three clean sheets away from home in a row for City and a fourth here is a big ask.
Arsenal's injury woes didn't get any better before the international break as Petr Cech looks set to be out for around a month following his injury in the loss to West Brom. Wenger will still be without Santi Cazorla and Mathieu Debuchy, while Kieran Gibbs may return. Alexis Sanchez should be fit and ready to play after starring for Chile but Mesut Ozil's status remains unclear.
Manchester City's Pablo Zabaleta and Bacary Sagna withdrew from international duty over the last week and a half, whether or not they will feature here remains to be seen.
Arsenal's form: L/L/W/L/L
Manchester City's form: W/W/W/D/D
Key Stat: Pressure on Wenger – Arsenal have lost four of their last five Premier League games.
Key Player: Sergio Aguero – The Manchester City striker is key to his side taking three points here. He is going to have to deliver, which shouldn't be a problem given that he has the ability to score against the very best as he so often proves.
Score Prediction
Arsenal 1-2 Manchester City – Manchester City to heap more pressure on Arsenal and Arsene Wenger. The Gunners are in a really difficult patch of form and could do without having to face a City side who have hit some form.
United vs City: Are the Manchester clubs set for failure this season?
January 24, 2017 January 24, 2017 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
It's no secret both Manchester Untied and Manchester City are not living up to the high expectations set by the fans, pundits and club in general so far this season. Both sides are currently outside the top four more than halfway through the domestic campaign, which is no where near where they expect to be, so are the two set for failure this season? Lewis Addley explores…
Ten games into the Pep Guardiola era at Manchester City things were looking like a foregone conclusion for the season ahead. The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss looked to have bought his style of play to England with success, winning ten games on the bounce, but fast-forward to January and City are struggling in 5th place.
Things are not much different domestically for Jose Mourinho at Manchester United either. The Red Devils remain outside the top four and look a long way behind league-leading Chelsea.
Both clubs have reached the knockout stage in Europe, City in the Champions League and United in the Europa League, which surely will be the focus of their seasons respectively come the return of the competitions in a few weeks. United are on the brink of reaching the final of the League Cup, but that alone will not be enough to reduce the pressure on Mourinho, with more always expected of the Manchester giants.
So are both of these clubs set for failure?
In a word, no. There are plenty of games for the league table to continue to change. But the competition for the top four is so intense that it is difficult, with current form in mind, to think both sides will make the cut. United had just began to pick up form but their consecutive draws suggest they're still one step away from troubling the sides above them on a consistent basis.
City on the other hand seem to have no league form whatsoever, they're fast becoming a side who look beatable from the off and Pep is going to have to change something. They've gone from having a powerful, tight backline to a nervy outfit who look like they will concede with every shot, something Claudio Bravo is picking up an unwanted affiliation for, having conceded the last six efforts on goal he has faced.
As previously mentioned United are on track to reach the League Cup final but given the current nature of expectancy, that trophy alone is not enough for a title-chasing side. Both Manchester clubs are still challenging in the FA Cup, a tournament they are going to need to reach the latter stages in at least, such as the regard winning it is held in.
European action offers contrasting situations, City face PSG in the Champions League, while United drew Saint-Étienne in the Europa League. City's performance last year was their best effort to date in the competition and given the strength of the sides they can pull in the latter rounds if they are to progress, winning it would be some feat, although not impossible given the quality of players available to Guardiola.
United's progression in the Europa League wouldn't be something Mourinho is bothered by, if you're to believe his stance on the competition, however winning it would guarantee them a place in the Champions League next season regardless of their league finish. With that in mind United have to take it seriously, no doubt they will.
There is no doubt both Manchester clubs have the ability to win some silverware this season between them, but domestically it isn't looking overly promising. With track-record in mind, many have been surprised with the struggles the two have endured in their first season. In the modern game transitional periods are becoming less and less acceptable, especially considering the amount of money that's being spent on transfers. Perhaps not the first season of the Mourinho and Guardiola era their fans would have had high hopes for?
Is it too early for the word failure to be thrown around or have Mourinho and Guardiola not lived up to expectation so far?
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Manchester City vs Tottenham
January 19, 2017 / Louis East	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Manchester City FC vs. Tottenham Hotspur FC
Venue: Etihad Stadium – Saturday, January 21 – 17:30 GMT (12:30 ET)
Match Odds: Man City 21/20 – Draw 5/2 – Spurs 13/5
Manchester City welcome Spurs to the Etihad on Saturday evening in what is the biggest game of the weekend in the Premier League.
All eyes will be on Pep Guardiola and his City team after their embarrassing 4-0 loss at Everton last Sunday. The Spanish coach has never lost six league games in one season, but he is one defeat away from doing so and knows this is a real test.
Manchester City have proven they can perform incredibly well, but have also proven to be as vulnerable as anyone else at the back. That cost them again last weekend and they will be wary of facing the likes of Harry Kane and Dele Alli, who are in fine goalscoring form with Spurs.
City come into the weekend in fifth place, three points behind second-placed Tottenham so this is a real six-pointer at the top of the table. A win for either side would send out another important statement as the title race looks set to heat up once again over the next couple of weeks.
Mauricio Pochettino's men are looking to break a club record if they can make it seven league wins on the bounce at the Etihad on Saturday. They enter the game off the back of a stunning 4-0 win over West Brom last week, in which they put in one of the most dominating performances seen this season.
City should offer a much stiffer test though, and Pochettino will know not to underestimate them despite their poor run of form.
Spurs came out on top in the reverse fixture at White Hart Lane back in October, winning 2-0. That means they've now won three in a row against the Citizens and will be looking to make it four on the spin for the first time since May 2010 here.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany is close to making a return but is not yet deemed fit enough to start a match of this magnitude. Ilkay Gundogan and Fernando remain sidelined through injury, while Fernandinho is still suspended and will miss out once again. Pablo Zabaleta may start in midfield again, with Guardiola short of options.
Tottenham have been dealt a blow in defence as Jan Vertonghen looks set to miss up to 10 weeks of action after rolling his ankle in last weekend's win over West Brom. Erik Lamela is close to making his long-awaited return but is unlikely to be fit enough to even make the bench here.
Man City's last five: W/W/L/W/L
Tottenham's last five: W/W/W/W/W
Key Stat: Pep Guardiola has lost five league games already this season. He's never lost more than five in a single season during his career.
Key Player: Christian Eriksen – The Spurs playmaker is in incredible form, having picked up four assists in his last four Premier League outings. He has scored on both of his previous two trips to the Etihad Stadium and will be looking to prove the difference once again here.
Man City 1-1 Spurs – This is an extremely difficult game to predict, given how important it is for both sides. City need to ensure they avoid defeat against their top six rivals, but last weekend's thumping at Everton will have left supporters very anxious for the visit of an in-form Spurs team. Tottenham also need to avoid defeat to keep their title hopes alive, but they know this isn't an easy place to visit and may struggle without Vertonghen at the back. A score draw looks the most likely outcome.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Everton vs Manchester City
January 13, 2017 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Everton vs. Manchester City
Venue: Goodison Park – Sunday, January 15 – 13:30 GMT (08:30 ET)
Match Odds: Everton 16/5 – Draw 14/5 – Man City 4/5
Everton play host to Manchester City on Sunday with The Toffees looking to extend their Premier League unbeaten run to four games.
This is going to be a test for Ronald Koeman's men, they face a Manchester City side who will be desperate for a win, but they will know they have the ability to upset anyone at Goodison.
Everton are on a three-game unbeaten Premier League run. That recent run of form looks to have them back on track in the league after a difficult spell. They did however exit the FA Cup last weekend in a disappointing home loss, so a response is needed.
This is Everton's second league home game in a row, they demolished Southampton 3-0 last time out and they have a great chance of a positive result if they put in an impressive display like that again.
Manchester City have won three of their last five away games. Their last league game was a 2-1 home win against Burnley, an unconvincing performance intensified the pressure on Pep Guardiola.
While Pep is not one to panic, he is in new territory in his managerial career and needs to find a way to silence his doubters. A win here at a ground renowned for being difficult for the top sides to take points from would be a step in the right direction.
City have won five of their last six games in all competitions, including progressing in the FA Cup with a ruthless 5-0 win away against West Ham. The squad should be fresh as their last game will have been nine days previous by kick off on Sunday.
Guardiola's side have work to do to close the gap at the top of the league. A loss here could potentially see them drop out of the top four and then the alarm bells would certainly be ringing amongst the fans. They need a big performance.
Everton's squad is littered with injuries, they could be without as many as eight players for this tie. Yannick Bolasie, Dominic Clavert-Lewin and Muhamed Besic are all out, while Maarten Stekelenburg, James McCarthy, Bryan Oviedo and Matthew Pennington are all doubts. Idrissa Gueye is on international duty at the African Cup of Nations.
Vincent Kompany and Ilkay Gundogan remain long-term absentees for Manchester City, while Leroy Sane is a doubt. Fernandinho is also unavailable for selection as he remains suspended.
Everton's last five: W/L/W/D/W
Manchester City's last five: W/W//W/L/W
Key Stat: Everton are unbeaten in 12 of their last 13 Premier League games at Goodison Park.
Key Player: Sergio Aguero – The Argentine made the difference in City's last Premier League game. A lot is going to be expected from him over the second half of the season given his side trail top spot by seven points. He can remind everyone that City are well in the title race by contributing to an impressive away victory here.
Everton 2-2 Manchester City – An action packed draw. Everton have caused plenty of the big sides trouble at Goodison down the years and City could fall victim to that fate once again here. City's defensive issues have been well documented, it would be a surprise if they keep a clean sheet this weekend, given Everton's free-flowing attacking play.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Hull City vs Manchester City
December 23, 2016 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Hull City vs. Manchester City
Venue: KCOM Stadium – Monday, December 26 – 17:15 GMT (12:15 ET)
Match Odds: Hull 17/2 – Draw 9/2 – Manchester City 1/3
Hull City welcome Manchester City to the KCOM Stadium on Boxing Day. The two are at opposite ends of the Premier League table and both desperately need to pick up three points.
Mike Phelan's side sit bottom of the league on just 12 points. There are just seven points separating 13th and bottom, making things very tight and every game could have massive implications on the battle to avoid relegation.
Hull have managed just three wins this season and haven't won in their last six. They need to bring that run to an end as soon as possible to avoid a gap opening up between them and the other relegation candidates, so a win here would do wonders for the confidence of both the players and the fans.
The Tigers lost 1-0 to West Ham in their last outing and can count themselves unlucky to have done so, despite losing 10 of their last 13 Hull are unbeaten in three at home, so they will have to try and make home form count to start picking up some points against the like of City here.
Manchester City need to get their title bid back on track, and could be doing so after winning their last two games on the spin after losing back-to-back fixtures beforehand.
Their 2-1 win against Arsenal last weekend was an impressive result. Pep Guardiola's side came from a goal behind to take all three points and showed great resilience to get the job done.
This is a winnable game for Manchester City but they have dropped points in games they have been expected to win already this season, so it's essential they have no shortcomings this time around.
It's clear Guardiola has work to do to get his side firing on all cylinders and play the style of football he loves, so they can be forgiven for looking like they are in a transitional period at this stage, but they cannot afford to keep dropping points if they want to challenging for the title.
Hull City's injury concerns continue as Moses Odubajo, Alex Bruce, Greg Luer, Abel Hernandez and Will Keane are all out, while Allan McGregor, Brian Lenihan and Ryan Mason are all doubts.
Manchester City could be without up to five for the trip to Hull as Vincent Kompany, Fabian Delph and Ilkay Gundogan are all out. City could also be without Pablo Zabaleta, while Sergio Aguero remains unavailable through suspension.
Hull City's last five: D/L/D/L/L
Manchester City's last five: W/L/L/W/W
Key Stat: Hull City have not won in their last six Premier League outings.
Key Player: Raheem Sterling – The Manchester City and England winger has been steadily improving under Guardiola, he bagged the winner for City last weekend and will be relishing the opportunity to get at a Hull City defence lacking confidence.
Hull City 1-3 Manchester City – Hull to come up short against a Manchester City side who are expected to win this game. While Guardiola's men have struggled defensively they are not up against a prolific strike-force from Hull, so they should be able to comfortably take all three points.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Leicester City vs Manchester City
December 9, 2016 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Leicester City FC vs. Manchester City
Venue: King Power Stadium – Saturday, December 10 – 17:30 GMT (12:30 ET)
Match Odds: Leicester 18/5 – Draw 3/1 – Man City 7/10
Leicester welcome Manchester City to the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening in a tie contested by two sides who will feel they're under performing this season.
The Foxes are struggling to live up to the dizzy heights of last season and if they're not careful they'll find themselves in a relegation scrap.
Claudio Ranieri's side are just two points above the bottom three and are in a dismal run of form. They need to get a string of positive results together and push their way up the Premier League table.
Leicester's smash and grab style of football that won them the league last season isn't having the same impact as it did, but a win here would make a huge difference to the mood around the King Power.
Manchester City have been on track to challenge for the title from the start of the season but they come into this one having lost both the game and their discipline against Chelsea last weekend.
Pep Guardiola is under a little pressure and things are not going his way. City are now sitting fourth, four points off top spot. While this is not the time to panic, the City players are going to need to step up and strike fear back into their opponents.
City's season is in good shape, they are well in the title race and, like Leicester, have qualified for the knockout rounds of the Champions League.
However, a loss here would open the possibility of City dropping out of the top four if other results go against them. In what appears to be the most competitive Premier League season ever, there is no hiding place for below-par performances.
Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel remains out. Danny Drinkwater will complete his three-game ban on the sideline for this one, other than those two, Ranieri has a clean bill of health for his side.
Manchester City will be without their goal machine Sergio Aguero and midfielder Fernandinho following their red cards last weekend. Guardiola's selection issues are from back to front as he will also be without Nicolas Otamendi, who received his 5th yellow of the season last weekend, so now faces a one match suspension. Raheem Sterling's return can't come soon enough for City, he is expected to still be sidelined for this tie, while Vincent Kompany is out and Fabian Delph is a doubt.
Leicester's last five: D/L/L/D/L
Manchester City's last five: W/D/W/W/L
Key Stat: Home comforts – Although Leicester are going through a rough patch, their home form is something they have been able to fall back on. They're lost just once in their last 22 at the King Power.
Key Player: Kevin De Bruyne – The Belgian midfielder will be forgiven for feeling sorry for himself after he wasted a huge chance to put City out of sight in their loss last weekend. He's not the sort to be denied and will be looking to make amends this time around. KDB will be sniffing in and around the penalty area for a goal.
Leicester City 1-3 Manchester City – Manchester City need a result following their ill-tempered defeat last weekend. Leicester's struggles will continue here and City are one of the last sides they will want to be facing while they're going through this difficult run of form.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Manchester City vs Chelsea
Competition: Premier League – Manchester City vs. Chelsea
Venue: Etihad Stadium – Saturday, December 3 – 12:30 GMT (07:30 ET)
Match Odds: Manchester City 11/10 – Draw 5/2 – Chelsea 12/5
Manchester City welcome Chelsea to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday lunchtime in a mouthwatering fixture in the race for the Premier League title.
Pep Guardiola's side trail league leaders Chelsea by just one point ahead of this tie and just three points separate the top four. This is a crunch game for City, who need to make sure they win and put an end to Chelsea's winning run.
City come into the game having come from behind to beat Burnley in a scrappy game that showed their resilience to win, something they'll need to show once again here.
While many are saying it is too early for results to impact the race for the title, a loss for City here could be disastrous for the squad mentally. Guardiola has experience coaching against Chelsea and will know his side are up against a team that never know when they're beat.
Chelsea are the inform team in the Premier League. They have won seven in row, conceding just once and scoring 19.
Antonio Conte is pleased with his side, especially the spirit they showed to come from behind to beat Spurs last weekend. Many have questioned whether or not going behind would upset the balance for Chelsea in their unbeaten run, but they proved they are capable of turning a game in their favour.
Chelsea have struggled at the Etihad, they have won just once in their last eight visits in all competitions and, like practically every Premier League club, have constantly been on the receiving end of a Sergio Aguero masterclass.
This a game Chelsea have to avoid defeat in. It will put them in a really good position for their upcoming December fixtures, while no league game is easy, they have some favourable games over the Christmas period and could capitalise on that to give themselves some cushioning at the top.
Vincent Kompany remains out for Manchester City, while there are concerns about Fabian Delph and Raheem Sterling, who are both doubts.
Chelsea are expected to remain unchanged for the eighth game in a row. John Terry will be out, while Kurt Zouma and Marco van Ginkel are not yet ready to be considered for selection. Diego Costa is one yellow card away from a one-game ban, it wouldn't be a surprise if he picks that up here given the intensity of this tie.
Manchester City's form: D/W/D/W/W
Chelsea's form: W/W/W/W/W
Key Stat: Chelsea have conceded just once in their seven-game winning streak.
Key Player: Thibaut Courtois – This is easily the biggest challenge of the season for the Chelsea backline. They have been performing very well but face a completely different opponent with the way City will press them on the ball. Courtois will have to be at his best to ensure his side can come away with a win.
Manchester City 2-0 Chelsea – Manchester City are going to give Chelsea a different style of game that no other side has done this season. Their pressing and ball retention will make this a difficult afternoon for Conte's men. Historically, it is not a happy hunting ground for Chelsea and Aguero & co will make it another to forget for The Blues.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Burnley vs Manchester City
November 25, 2016 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Burnley vs. Manchester City
Venue: Turf Moor – Saturday, November 26 – 12:30 GMT (07:30 ET)
Match Odds: Burnley 17/2 – Draw 17/4 – Manchester City 30/100
Burnley welcome Manchester City to Turf Moor on Saturday lunchtime in a game that looks set to be far from straightforward for either side.
Sean Dyche will be disappointed with the manor they lost their last game. The 4-0 drubbing away at West Brom wasn't a reflection on how they have performed since their return to the Premier League. It is a result they need to quickly get over and bounce back from to avoid it being the start of a dull run of form.
Other than that result, The Clarets have been in solid form of late, picking up seven points from 15 in their last five games. This is going to be a real test of their resolve, but we have already seen how frustrating Burnley can be to play against this season.
Burnley have reason to believe they can pick up a favourable result against City, given a number of their impressive home results this season. The main thing for them in this game is to avoid being caught out early on, otherwise they could be in for a long afternoon.
Manchester City come into this game having won 2-1 in a cagey affair away at Palace. The return of Yaya Toure was welcomed as he netted both goals, which would have sent out a message of warning to the rest of the league, no club needs telling how dangerous the Ivorian powerhouse is.
Pep Guardiola will be pleased with the power his City side have been playing with and knows it's only a matter of time before everything clicks into place. They're creating well but just need to be more clinical in the final third.
City have to win this game, there are significant fixtures in the race for the title this weekend and they cannot afford to be off the pace at the start of December.
Guardiola's side have been travelling well. They've won their last five away games in the Premier League and will expect to make it six on the bounce here. Worryingly for City they are leaking goals at the back, which will give Burnley hope heading into this one, but a win looks likely for The Citizens even if it is a tight affair.
Burnley have no injury concerns heading into this game. The decision Dyche has to make is how to set up to prevent being picked apart by City. He will more than likely pack out the midfield and aim for Burnley to break the game up.
Manchester City are set to be without captain Vincent Kompany as he has picked up another injury, which begs the question, will he get any luck and a run in the side? Fabian Delph is City's only other injury concern. Guardiola will be expecting an intensive performance from his players, they'll be looking to starve Burnley of the ball and will need their midfield to be energetic in order to do so.
Burnley's last five: L/W/D/W/L
Manchester City's last five: D/D/W/D/W
Key Stat: One for the road – Manchester City have won their last five Premier League away games.
Key Player: Tom Heaton – The Burnley 'keeper has already thwarted one Manchester club this season with an astonishing performance, he will need to be at his best once again if his side are to take a positive result here. Expect him to be busy.
Burnley 1-3 Manchester City – Burnley to fall short in a game they can be forgiven for doing so. Manchester City have so much firepower in their squad that a win looks the most likely outcome. Guardiola will be disappointed if his side are to concede once again, but the three points will be the most important thing for him and his squad.
Premier League Preview and Prediction: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester City
September 30, 2016 / Lewis Addley	/ Leave a comment
Competition: Premier League – Tottenham Hotspur vs. Manchester City
Venue: White Hart Lane – Sunday, October 2 – 14:15 BST (09:15 ET)
Match Odds: Tottenham 11/5 – Draw 5/2 – Manchester City 23/20
Tottenham welcome Premier League leaders Manchester City to White Hart Lane on Sunday in the standout fixture of the weekend.
Spurs have enjoyed a strong start to the season and remain unbeaten, one of only two sides to do so, the other being Manchester City.
Mauricio Pochettino will be eager for his side to take three points here and signal their intent for the season and he has previous experience of how to beat a Pep Guardiola side.
Tottenham come into this one having won 2-1 away at Boro, another solid performance and their third league win on the bounce.
Manchester City are absolutely flying. They're top of the league with maximum points from their first six games.
It is already looking like a case of 'who can stop us' from the City camp. Confidence is sky high and they look like a side who know they're capable of winning the league.
Guardiola will have his players firmly grounded though. He will be expecting a very tough game here and anything other than 100% from his side would be unacceptable in his eyes.
City come into this one having seen off Swansea in a 3-1 win last weekend. It was another example of how comfortable they are looking but there is still room to improve for them in terms of discipline, as Nolito saw red for a moment of madness.
Tottenham Hotspur are expecting to be without both Harry Kane and Danny Rose for this tie, while Moussa Dembele, Moussa Sissoko and Eric Dier are all doubts.
Manchester City are without the suspended Nolito, while captain Vincent Kompany is sidelined following his latest injury setback. Kevin De Bruyne is expected to be out for around three weeks after picking up a hamstring injury, he will be a huge miss for City.
Tottenham Hotspur's last five: W/D/W/W/W
Manchester City's last five: W/W/W/W/W
Key Stat: Sign of champions – Manchester City have won all six of their Premier League games this season.
Key Player: Raheem Sterling – The England international is thriving under Pep Guardiola. He looks full of confidence and dangerous with his direct, attacking play.
Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Manchester City – A cagey, tight affair looks likely for this one. Spurs will be up for the challenge but City have the squad depth and resilience under Pep to overcome the most difficult of challenges and this game will be exactly that.
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ECOPER report on SDG investment project published
UNCTAD's 2014 World Investment Report advocated for a 'Big Push' for investment in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This month, UNCTAD published ECOPER's final evaluation report for the project 'Investment promotion partnerships for the development, marketing and facilitation of bankable SDG projects', which forms part of this drive. The project connects with one of the action packages proposed by the World Investment Report, which called for new partnerships for SDG investment, including partnerships between investment promotion agencies and outward investment agencies and institutions, and for the development of a pool of bankable SDG projects.
The report contains an assessment of the project, which aimed to support new SDG investment partnerships, including between investment promotion agencies and outward investment agencies and institutions, in addition to developing pools of bankable SDG projects. It concludes with a series of recommendations for UNCTAD and its partners, which are applicable to future joint activities to promote investment in the SDGs. Further details on the evaluation are available in the project summary available here.
Categories Publications , Global
Evaluation of UNCTAD's Subprogramme 1 presented at 84th Working Party Session October 5, 2022
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yeah i say do it. i used plasti dip just in case i didnt like it i could take it off.
It is called a street scene grille it was originally brushed aluminum. I painted in black here about a year ago.
If you get the bumper one as well it will not fit with tow hooks.


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Q: Value '0' (Zero) not getting updated in Postgres database when updation is performed using database query written using go-gorm I'm trying to update an existing record in PostgreSQL database. I have a column which accepts integers. I have tried doing the update using db query written in gorm. All the integers are getting updated except 0 (zero).
Can anyone help me fix this issue?
type RoleTypes struct {
    ID       int `gorm:"primary_key,AUTO_INCREMENT"`
    RoleName string
    IsEnable int
}

Below is the db query:
func UpdateRoles(db *gorm.DB, r *models.RoleTypes) (err error) {
    Logr.Debug("Inside UpdateRoles method")

    if err = db.Debug().Model(&r).Where("ID=?", r.ID).Update(&r).Error; err != nil {
        Logr.Error("error occured!!", zap.Any("Error", err))
        return err
    }
    return nil
}

I'm trying to Update the IsEnable to 0 (Zero).

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Home » biomarker discovery
France Funds $17M Cancer Profiling, Biomarker Effort
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The French government has provided €13.4 million ($17.4 million) to fund the Innovative MODels Initiative (IMODI), a partnership aimed at facilitating the development of new cancer treatments.
NINDS Funds Brigham and Women's Researcher for Parkinson's Biomarker Study
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – A Brigham and Women's Hospital researcher has won $2.6 million in funding from the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke to search for biomarkers for Parkinson's disease and to share data from its Parkinson's biobank with other researchers.
European Cardio Markers Consortium Launches
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – A new European consortium that will use a variety of omics technologies to discover biomarkers for heart failure diagnostics and treatment has been launched and will hold its kick-off meeting in Nancy, France on Feb. 22.
WaferGen, Qiagen Ink Co-Marketing Agreement in Japan
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — WaferGen Biosystems and Qiagen KK, the Japanese subsidiary of Qiagen, said today that they have inked a co-marketing agreement for genomics products.
Vanderbilt Evaluating GE Platform for Insights into Colon Cancer
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Vanderbilt University is partnering with GE Global Research to evaluate GE's cancer mapping technology for cellular insight into colon tumors.
Searching Cancer Stem-like Cells, Researchers ID miRNA Linked to Breast Cancer Brain Metastasis
By targeting a subclass of metastatic breast cancer cells called cancer stem-like cells, a team led by researchers at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine has found a microRNA, miR-7, that appears to play a key role in brain-specific breast cancer metastasis.
Emerald Logic, King's College London Collaborate on Identifying Alzheimer's Markers
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Emerald Logic today said that it is collaborating with King's College London on the discovery of biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease and other neurological conditions.
RayBiotech to Help Banner Sun Health Investigate Neurodegenerative Disease Biomarkers
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – RayBiotech said late Thursday that it has executed a master services agreement with Banner Sun Health Research Institute for the analysis of biomarkers of neurodegenerative disorders.
New NIH Funding Launches Parkinson's Biomarker Program
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke has pumped nearly $5.2 million this year into a number of new research projects that seek to discover new biomarkers for predicting, diagnosing, and treating Parkinson's disease.
Opko, Bristol-Myers Collaboration to Include Alzheimer's Biomarkers
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Opko Health said today that it has expanded a collaboration with Bristol-Myers Squibb to include biomarker discovery for pharmacogenomic tests for use in treating Alzheimer's disease.


Yua is an 18-year-old Japanese fashion student we met near Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo.
His look features a floral print suit by Golf Wang (Tyler The Creator's fashion label) with Golf Wang sneakers.
Yua's favorite fashion brand is Golf Wang. He likes the music of CreativeDrugStore (CDS) and Yeek. You can follow Yua on Instagram for more of his fashion.


Integral Yoga: Students are introduced to various breathing techniques, postures, meditation and relaxation.
Kripalu Yoga: Students are encouraged to modify the poses according to individual needs. Emphasis is placed on relaxation, flexibility and strength, breath and movement.
Intermediate & Advanced Yoga: With the guidance of your instructor, you will challenge your body to build and develop strength and flexibility.
Children's Yoga Ed. K-12: Students will learn to do yoga based on their body type. Yoga is an individual journey and based on where you are at this point in your life. We will determine the type of yoga that is right for YOU!
Yoga Tools for Teachers (YT4T): Yoga Tools Address The Crisis In Schools: physical fitness, ADD/ ADHD, reduces stress, improves attention span, concentration, achievement, and reduces incidences of bullying and violence.


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Midterms 2022
Sarah Palin is a no-show at Trump campaign event in Iowa
By Jenna Johnson
January 20, 2016 at 11:45 a.m. EST
This post has been updated.
NORWALK, Iowa -- Wednesday marked the first day of Donald Trump's new partnership with Sarah Palin, the colorful conservative icon who endorsed him at a rally on Tuesday night. The two planned to travel together to two campaign stops: First a small venue in the Des Moines suburbs, then a big rally in Oklahoma, according to a campaign press release. An online invitation for the first event promised the appearance of a "special guest."
Trump was alone as he took the stage at the Wright Place, a small venue in a strip of offices in Norwalk. Palin never showed up.
"So we had a big day yesterday -- yesterday was amazing in every way," Trump said to a crowd of about 300. "Sarah came along and she said: 'We love what's happening.' It's a movement, and no matter where we go, it's a movement."
The Fix: Palin's rambling, remarkable and at-times hard to understand endorsement
Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, said in a text message on Wednesday morning that Palin would be in Oklahoma for the Tulsa rally, but he would not say why she did not join Trump in Norwalk, as was previously announced. Palin later posted a photo on Facebook of her boarding Trump's jet in the snow, with the caption: "Trading in the beautiful snow of Iowa for the red dirt of Oklahoma as planned, despite what the media is trying to spin up! Thank you Iowa - get out and caucus on February 1st!"
Sarah Palin endorsed the Republican presidential front-runner on Jan. 19, but their friendship was built over years. (Video: Peter Stevenson/The Washington Post)
In Norwalk, Trump spoke for about 40 minutes, urging the crowd to caucus for him on Feb. 1 and attacking his closest competitor in the state, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.). Trump promised that he will be in Iowa "all next week," and he plans to continue spending money on "some good commercials." He again pledged to win the caucuses and said he doesn't know what the impact of losing would be on his campaign.
"If we can do well in Iowa, we're going to run the table. If not, then I have to go, and we've got to win New Hampshire," Trump said. "Now, New Hampshire has been really strong -- but they say bad psychological things happen if you lose."
The Fix: Palin's endorsement. Does it matter?
Trump's biggest challenge in Iowa right now: Cruz, who has been surging in early polls and collecting local endorsements. Trump warned his audience that if Cruz is elected, Democrats will likely sue and challenge his eligibility to be president, as Cruz was born in Canada to an American mother and a Cuban father. Trump also criticized Cruz for not properly disclosing two major bank loans he received, and accused him of purposely hiding the information.
"What he wanted to do is say: I will protect you from Goldman-Sachs. I will protect you from Citibank. And I will protect you from the banks because I'm Robin Hood, and I'm this wonderful senator,'" Trump said. "What he did was wrong because he didn't want you to know that he's dealing with banks. … If he puts that down, then he's just like all of the other guys. It's wrong. It's wrong. It's really wrong."
Trump said Cruz's explanations of the undisclosed bank loans and his dual citizenship with Canada while serving as a senator are not believable. Cruz renounced his Canadian birthright citizenship, which he claimed he didn't know he possessed, in 2014 after the Dallas Morning News reported on it.
"Smart guy, he doesn't know that?" Trump said. "Yeah, that's worse than Hillary, when you think about it."
Trump's crowd on Wednesday morning was far smaller than the massive rallies he usually holds, as he continues to experiment with doing more personal events ahead of the caucuses. He spoke for just 40 minutes and did not take any questions from the crowd, as he often does at small events. Trump also told the crowd that he spent the night in Iowa on Tuesday, something he rarely does.
"I stayed here last night, and I actually had good steak -- you have good steak, I've always heard that," Trump said. "I had good steak last night. I mean, I should have: If you don't have good steak, who's going to have good steak?"
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Advocates around the country now have a tool that provides current data on what rent control expansion would do to help low-income, cost-burdened renters.
ProMedica and LISC team up to fund place-based investments in the hope of improving health outcomes for residents. How do they do it?
When it comes to whether voters support building more housing as one key strategy for expanding affordability, election outcomes show the case is closed.
New York's rent regulation laws, which protect over 1 million renter households in New York City and Westchester, Nassau, and Rockland counties, are up for renewal this year.
CDFIs across the country were trying to do what they could to ease the effects of the recent government shutdown. Here is just a partial list.
The New Jersey Legislature should seriously consider adopting a statewide law that defines "single family" zoning as permitting one or two units on one lot.
The path to winning a pro-equity, pro-growth majority involves more (not less) investment in fighting displacement.
Though the idea of social housing is gaining traction among advocates and policy experts, the path of least resistance for its production in the U.S. is also the path of the perpetuation of residential racial segregation.
Nonprofits advocate for local transit spending, but annual conference logistics don't typically include bus route information for attendees.
Local policies play a role in addressing the growing problem of high housing costs. This guide can help simplify the complex landscape of housing policy.
A majority of voters nationwide supported funding for affordable housing as state and local governments try to address the problem in the absence of an adequate federal response.
Maintaining good health—including good oral health—as long as possible is a critical component of aging in place.
For-profit housing cannot meet most renters' needs, and that's by design. So when you talk about market-rate construction and displacement, use the following literature review as reference.
The increased risk of family separation is a lesser-known consequence of the affordable housing crisis.
Diving into the issue of exclusionary practices that have exacerbated the housing crisis and offering some policy solutions.
Every once in a while someone says: "What would it look like if we came together and were united on a federal policy for housing?" It seems like the answer to "who would actually do it?" might currently be Senator Elizabeth Warren.
At the Aug. 1, 1968 signing ceremony, President Johnson proclaimed "Today, we are going to put on the books of American law what I genuinely believe is the most farsighted, the most comprehensive, the most massive housing program in all American history." He was right.
What if the future of shared equity homeownership was not dependent on government subsidies? Vivacité - Société immobilière solidaire, a Quebec-based non-profit organization, designed a shared equity program based on a social economy model that leverages impact investors to ensure perpetual affordability and scales its impact.
Here's a list of possible translations to the statement, "We can't build our way out of the housing crisis," and a handy response to each.
New York City has been outpaced by San Francisco in protecting tenants since the latter adopted rent control in 1979. While protections for the city's tenants have steadily weakened and even disappeared since the 1990s, San Francisco's rent control and eviction protection laws have expanded and strengthened.
Whether it's the need to recapture some momentum in the 2018 election season, or the growing effect of the housing crisis on a wider range of people, the Democratic Party has proposed investing $70 billion in public housing.
The widespread critique of California's SB 827 got me thinking about why nobody talks about those really profiting from land use decisions that inflate their property values: homeowners.
While gentrification's benefits and drawbacks have been discussed at length, one aspect has been largely overlooked: its effect on neighborhood schools.
With funds from a settlement between the New York State Attorney General and major banks, 76 New York state municipalities are working to get abandoned and deteriorating homes back into productive use.


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package reactivemongo.api

import java.util.Date

import reactivemongo.api.bson.{ BSONReader, Producer }

// Use to migration test between legacy BSON API to new one
object TestCompat {
  type BSONCollection = reactivemongo.api.collections.GenericCollection[Serialization.Pack]

  type BSONValue = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONValue

  type BSONDocument = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONDocument

  @inline def BSONDocument(elements: reactivemongo.api.bson.ElementProducer*) =
    reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONDocument(elements: _*)

  object BSONDocument {
    @inline def empty = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONDocument.empty
  }

  @inline def BSONArray(values: Producer[BSONValue]*) =
    reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONArray(values: _*)

  @inline def BSONBoolean(b: Boolean) = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONBoolean(b)

  type BSONString = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONString

  @inline def BSONString(s: String) = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONString(s)

  object BSONString {
    def unapply(v: reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONValue): Option[String] =
      v match {
        case reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONString(str) => Option(str)
        case _                                      => None
      }
  }

  @inline def BSONInteger(i: Int) = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONInteger(i)

  type BSONObjectID = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONObjectID

  @inline def BSONJavaScript(code: String) =
    reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONJavaScript(code)

  type BSONJavaScript = reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONJavaScript

  def dateReader: BSONReader[Date] = implicitly[BSONReader[java.time.Instant]].afterRead { i => new Date(i.toEpochMilli) }

  @inline def BSONObjectID(data: Array[Byte]) =
    reactivemongo.api.bson.BSONObjectID.parse(data).get
}

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=head1
concatenate_specific_cvterms_into_multi_term_traits.pl

=head1 SYNOPSIS

    this script is very specific to cassbase ontologies, but could possibly be generalized through more sophisticated recursion.

    perl concatenate_specific_cvterms_into_multi_term_traits.pl -H localhost -D fixture2 -l 'harvest index|CO:0000015[OR]fresh root weight per plant|CO:0000304[OR]fresh shoot weight per plant|CO:0000307[OR]fresh total weight per plant|CO:0000310,cass number of weeks|CASSTIME:0000005,cass_institutes|CASSINST:0000000' -d CASSFT -c postcomposed_terms

=head1 COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS

 -H  host name
 -D  database name
 -l  comma separated list of cvterms. only the first term can take [OR] separated cvterms. subsequent items in list are ontology parent names. see example above.
 -d  the db name that the new cvterms will be stored under.
 -c  the cv name that the new cvterms will be stored under.

=head2 DESCRIPTION

=head2 AUTHOR

Nicolas Morales (nm529@cornell.edu)

April 2014

=head2

The CASS project requires traits to be composed of many separate terms. This script concatenates cvterms into multi-term traits. A list of parent cvterms is given using the -l parameter. The script then finds all child terms that are of 'is_a' relationship to the parent terms given. All the children terms are then linearly combined in the order that the parent terms are in. The cvterms are separated by || in the concatenated string.

The new concatenated strings are stored as cvterms, with cv = $opt_c and db = $opt_d

Example: perl concatenate_specific_cvterms_into_multi_term_traits.pl -H localhost -D fixture2 -l 'harvest index|CO:0000015[OR]fresh root weight per plant|CO:0000304[OR]fresh shoot weight per plant|CO:0000307[OR]fresh total weight per plant|CO:0000310,cass number of weeks|CASSTIME:0000005,cass_institutes|CASSINST:0000000' -d CASSFT -c postcomposed_terms

Will produce cvterms of form: harvest index|CO:0000015||cass week 1|CASSTIME:0000006||ER|CASSINST:0000001

perl concatenate_specific_cvterms_into_multi_term_traits.pl -H localhost -D fixture2 -l 'Starch granule morphology (pictures)|CO:0000319[OR]starch granule average diameter|CO:0000321[OR]starch granule size distribution|CO:0000322[OR]starch chain length distribution|CO:0000323[OR]stick length|CO:0000311[OR]planting stick internode number|CO:0000312[OR]Number of planting stick internodes with roots|CO:0000313[OR]Number of fibrous roots on planting stick|CO:0000314[OR]Number storage roots on planting stick|CO:0000315[OR]Number roots at end of the planting stick|CO:0000316[OR]starch content|CO:0000071,cass number of weeks|CASSTIME:0000005,cass_institutes|CASSINST:0000000' -d CASSFT -c postcomposed_terms

=cut

use strict;
use warnings;

use lib 'lib';
use Getopt::Std;
use Bio::Chado::Schema;
use CXGN::DB::InsertDBH;
use CXGN::DB::Connection;
use Data::Dumper;
use SGN::Model::Cvterm;
use Try::Tiny;

our ($opt_H, $opt_D, $opt_l, $opt_d, $opt_c);
getopts('H:D:l:d:c:');

if (!$opt_D || !$opt_H || !$opt_l || !$opt_d || !$opt_c ) {
  die("Exiting: options missing\nRequires: -D -H -l -d -c");
}

my $dbh = CXGN::DB::InsertDBH
  ->new({
	 dbname => $opt_D,
	 dbhost => $opt_H,
	 dbargs => {AutoCommit => 1,
		    RaiseError => 1},
	});

my $schema = Bio::Chado::Schema->connect(  sub { $dbh->get_actual_dbh() } );

my $db = $schema->resultset("General::Db")->find_or_create({name=>$opt_d});
my $db_id = $db->db_id();
my $cv = $schema->resultset("Cv::Cv")->find_or_create({name=>$opt_c});
my $cv_id = $cv->cv_id();

my $accession_q = "SELECT accession from dbxref WHERE db_id=? ORDER BY accession::int DESC LIMIT 1;";
my $h = $dbh->prepare($accession_q);
$h->execute($db_id);
my ($last_accession) = $h->fetchrow_array();
my $accession = $last_accession + 1;
print STDERR $accession."\n";

my @parent_trait_names = split /,/, $opt_l;

my $first_element = splice @parent_trait_names, 0, 1;
my @first_parent_names = split /\[OR\]/, $first_element;
foreach my $i (@first_parent_names) {
    my @children_array;

    #my $children = get_children($schema, $i);
    push (@children_array, [$i]);

    foreach my $j (@parent_trait_names) {
        my $children;
        if ($j eq 'cass_tissues|CASSTISS:0000000') {
            my @sub_nodes = ('cass leaf|CASSTISS:0000001', 'cass stem|CASSTISS:0000002', 'cass root|CASSTISS:0000003');
            foreach my $t (@sub_nodes) {
                my $sub_children = get_children($schema, $t);
                push @$children, @$sub_children;
            }
        } else {
            $children = get_children($schema, $j);
        }
        push (@children_array, $children);
    }

    #print Dumper \@children_array;

    my $count = 0;
    my @concatenated_terms;
    my $first_term = $children_array[0];
    foreach my $a (@$first_term) {
        my $a_concat_term = $a;
        my $second_term = $children_array[1];
		foreach my $b (@$second_term) {
            my $b_concat_term = $a_concat_term.'||'.$b;
            my $third_term = $children_array[2];
            foreach my $c (@$third_term) {
				my $c_concat_term = $b_concat_term.'||'.$c;
				push @concatenated_terms, $c_concat_term;
			}
        }
    }

    print Dumper \@concatenated_terms;
    print scalar(@{$children_array[0]}) * scalar(@{$children_array[1]}) * scalar(@{$children_array[2]}) ."\n";
    print scalar(@concatenated_terms)."\n";

    foreach (@concatenated_terms) {
        my $accession_string = sprintf("%08d",$accession);
        #print STDERR $accession_string."\n";
        my $dbxref = $schema->resultset("General::Dbxref")->create({db_id=>$db_id, accession=>$accession_string});
        my $dbxref_id = $dbxref->dbxref_id();
        my $cvterm = $schema->resultset("Cv::Cvterm")->create({cv_id=>$cv_id, name=>$_, dbxref_id=>$dbxref_id});
        $accession++;
        $count++;
    }

    print STDERR "Added $count new terms.\n";
}

print STDERR "Complete.\n";

sub get_children {
    my $schema = shift;
    my $term = shift;
    print $term."\n";
    my $parent_node_cvterm_id = SGN::Model::Cvterm->get_cvterm_row_from_trait_name($schema, $term)->cvterm_id();
    my $rel_cvterm_id = SGN::Model::Cvterm->get_cvterm_row($schema, 'is_a', 'relationship')->cvterm_id();

    my $children_ref = $schema->resultset("Cv::CvtermRelationship")->search({type_id => $rel_cvterm_id, object_id => $parent_node_cvterm_id})->search_related('subject');
    my @children;
    while (my $child = $children_ref->next() ) {
        my $dbxref_info = $child->search_related('dbxref');
        my $accession = $dbxref_info->first()->accession();
        my $db_info = $dbxref_info->search_related('db');
        my $db_name = $db_info->first()->name();
        push @children, $child->name."|".$db_name.":".$accession;
    }
    return \@children;
}


What are primary and secondly markets ?
What are primary and secondly markets? As new investor in the stock market. Sachin wants to understand the primary and secondly markets. The primary market its whether stock are created and secondary market it whether stock are traded when the company decides to go public for the first time by raising an IPO it is done in the prime the market get a company sell it shares directly to the investor. After the shares bought first time in the primary market traders buy and sell the shares among themselves in the secondary market. In the secondary market the issue in company is not involved directly in any transactionso in the primary market Sachin will buy shares to directly from a company.


2014 Road Trip Photos #6: Shiny Happy Madison « Midlife Crisis Crossover!
As you drive southwest on Washington Avenue, the Wisconsin State Capitol dome is kind of hard to miss.
…after one compulsory roadside attraction photo stop.
After our disappointing dinner, we played it safe for Day Two breakfast and simply walked over to the Perkins next door to our hotel. No muss, no fuss, no foodie-pic intent on our minds. Then we journeyed back to downtown, which was much sunnier and bluer than the looming clouds of the night before.
The Wisconsin State Capitol in downtown Madison. Sculptures around it include this tribute to Hans Christian Heg — Norwegian immigrant, veteran, Forty-Niner, elected Prison Commissioner, and anti-slavery activist. Very busy man.
Atop the Capitol dome is a 1920 statue called "Wisconsin". Straightforward enough, I suppose.
Online sources had alerted us to the existence of a plaque commemorating Redding's passing, somewhere atop the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. Accessing the roof was simple for observant strangers like us, but we searched in vain for at least a half-hour for that alleged plaque. Great vantage point, lovely outdoor lounge area, no luck.
We could still see the Capitol from the roof. I haven't posted every Madison pic we took, but the Capitol photo-bombed a lot of them.
No, this is not the Redding marker, either.
One daring member of our party, who shall remain nameless for security reasons, even tried searching for the plaque in sections that were out of bounds. Alas, her flagrant disregard for posted signage was all for naught.
"NOPE!" yells a cute, anonymous relic hunter from the distance.
By the time we finished our rooftop expedition, the art festival had begun showing signs of life. We viewed the pieces for sale, we saw snacks, we bypassed all tents containing Direct Sales Consultants, and we enjoyed the sights Madison had to offer on an artful Sunday morning.
These metalwork animals are permanent fixtures on the Capitol grounds, not super-sized items for sale.
This is presumably a trap to make lost tourists cry.
We also found another marquee to add to my marquee collection. Those are always fun to find.
We couldn't do much more in town because we had a busy day ahead of us, several hours of driving to go, and one special event in mind elsewhere. Thus after our stroll we departed the fair city of Madison, but I wouldn't mind visiting again someday.
…but even with generous discounts, we had other uses in mind for our vacation budget. But we appreciated the offers.
Clearing the shelf for the incoming 2015 models, probably.


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The Big Reviewski
Chicago Town
Dwayne Johnson to star in DC League of Super Pets as Krypto the Super-Dog
The animated film is set to hit the big screen in May next year.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson has been cast in the upcoming Warner Bros. movie DC League of Super-Pets, taking on the role of Krypto the Super-Dog.
The animated film centres on Superman's dog, who teams up with a flying cat to stop crime while the famous Man of Steel is not around. It is set to be released in cinemas on 20 May, 2022.
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Written and directed by Jared Stern, the film will be the first-ever feature to star Superman's pet. As of yet, there have been no other announcements regarding other cast members, but Variety reports that the studio is hoping to get an A-list cast to voice the other two and four-legged heroes and villains in the film.
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Not only is Johnson voicing the main character, but he is also producing the movie through his company Seven Bucks Productions.
It is not set to be his only appearance in the DC universe though. The Rock is playing supervillain Black Adam in the character's big-screen debut next year.
Black Adam will also star Noah Centineo, Aldis Hodge and Pierce Brosnan, and will be released on 29 July, 2022.
It seems that Johnson is a busy man at the moment though. He has a number of other movies in the works, including Disney's Jungle Cruise, an action-adventure inspired by the theme park ride (set for 30 July), as well as Red Notice, a comedic thriller that co-stars Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds.
Red Notice, which was originally at Universal, was sold to Netflix and will debut on the streaming platform sometime in 2021.
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