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11th February 1975 Margaret Thatcher defeats Edward Heath for the leadership of the Conservative Party.
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30th April 1975 The Vietnam War ends as Communist forces take Saigon, resulting in mass evacuations of Americans and the South Vietnamese people. As the capital is taken, South Vietnam surrenders unconditionally.
16th May 1975 Junko Tabei becomes the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
5th June 1975 The United Kingdom votes 'yes' in a referendum to stay in the European Community.
11th August 1975 British Leyland Motor Corporation comes under British government control.
15th August 1975 'The Birmingham Six' are wrongfully sentenced to life in prison for the Birmingham pub bombings.
5th September 1975 The London Hilton hotel is bombed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Two people are killed and sixty-three are injured.
1st October 1975 Muhammad Ali defeats Joe Frazier in the "Thrilla in Manila" boxing match in the Philippines.
9th October 1975 A bomb explosion outside Green Park tube station, near Piccadilly in London, kills one person and injures a further twenty.
29th October 1975 Peter Sutcliffe, also known as the 'Yorkshire Ripper', commits his first murder by killing Wilma McCann.
3rd November 1975 The first petroleum pipeline opens from Cruden Bay to Grangemouth in Scotland.
20th November 1975 Spanish dictator Francisco Franco dies in Madrid.
25th November 1975 The Irish Republican Army is outlawed in the United Kingdom.
29th November 1975 Graham Hill, English Formula One racing driver (b. 1929) dies when he crashes his aeroplane in foggy conditions.


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Oaky Creek Mine Access Road
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Icra Oc Pty Ltd 10 % Indirect
Sumisho Coal Australia Pty Ltd (SCAP) 25 % Indirect
Glencore plc. 55 % Indirect
Oaky Creek Coal Pty Ltd (operator) 100 % Direct
Oaky Creek Coal is managed by Glencore on behalf of a joint venture between Glencore (55%), Sumisho Coal Australia (25%), Itochu Coal Resources Australia (10%) and ICRA OC (10%).
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Oaky Creek lies in the central Bowen Basin, next to Rio Tinto's Kestrel mine. The Bowen Basin contains the largest coal reserve in Australia. This major coalproducing region contains one of the world's largest deposits of bituminous coal. The Basin contains much of the known Permian coal resources in Queensland including virtually the entire known mineable prime coking coal. The Bowen Basin covers an area of over 60,000 square kilometres in Central Queensland running from Collinsville to Theodore.
The foreland, Early Permian to Middle Triassic Bowen Basin of eastern Queensland occupies about 160,000 km2, the southern half of which is covered by the Surat Basin. It has a maximum sediment thickness of about 10,000 metres concentrated in two N trending depocentres, the Taroom Trough to the east and the Denison Trough to the west. Deposition in the basin commenced during an Early Permian extensional phase, with fluvial and lacustrine sediments and volcanics being deposited in a series of half-graben in the east while in the west a thick succession of coals and nonmarine clastics.
Following rifting there was a thermal subsidence phase extending from the mid Early to Late Permian, during which a basin-wide transgression allowed deposition of deltaic and shallow marine, predominantly clastic sediments as well as extensive coal measures. Foreland loading of the basin spread from east to west during the Late Permian, resulting in accelerated subsidence, which al ........
The underground operations are modern, state of the art longwall operations with associated developmental works.
Oaky Creek North was developed as a major longwall mine and is generally a larger scale operation than the Oaky No 1 mine, thicker seams, wider longwall blocks and bigger more powerful equipment. In both mines continuous miners develop the blocks for longwall extraction, maintaining minimum developed longwall inventories of at least two blocks at all times. The underground mines at the Oaky Creek have optimum working conditions with a stable roof, floor and coalface and an above average seam thickness.
The Oaky Creek mine produces premium quality, medium volatile coking coal.
On September 30, 2021, Glencore begun using its autonomous longwall technology at the Oaky Creek underground metallurgical coal mine in Queensland following successful trials.
Developed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's (CSIRO) Centre for Advanced Technologies, the underground longwall uses first-of-its-kind ExScan technology enabling the operation to be fully automated.
Probable 15 Mt Coal (metallurgical & thermal) 10 Mt
Measured 230 Mt Coal (metallurgical & thermal)
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The beginning of the second season was fueled with curiosity about the departed Angel, Farrah. The show's creators took Farrah to court because her contract wasn't up and she legally wasn't supposed to be able to get out of it. But she argued that she never legally signed the contract so she bypassed it and was able to leave.
Finding a replacement for Farrah proved to be a difficult task. Farrah was a phenomenon and her finding someone to match her popularity seemed unreachable. Cheryl Ladd was offered the job several times and she repeatedly turned it down because she knew it would be hard to replace the fallen Farrah. But she finally agreed to become the new Angel if she could bring humor to the show. She wanted her character to be Farrah's character Jill's little sister. She wanted to be able to mess up and bring a touch of comedy to the show.
Chery Ladd made her debut as the rookie angel, Kristine "Kris" Munroe on September 14, 1977. It was explained that Jill Munroe left the agency to pursue a career in formula-1 racecar driving in Europe. All doubts of the show's demise after Farrah's departure were washed away after Cheryl's debut. The audience loved Cheryl and had no problem accepting her. Cheryl was quickly integrated into the group and the new trio worked well as a team, but the chemistry of the original angels just seemed to be lacking. The fans didn't mind though and the ratings were higher than the first season's.
The other angels weren't as easy for Cheryl to win over as the fans were. Kate and Jaclyn jumped into this experience with Farrah, and just thought that they would finish that way. They understood Farrah's reasons for leaving and still remained close friends with her. But they weren't accepting of a new Angel replacing their friend. David Doyle (Bosley) on the other hand loved Cheryl and the two had a great chemistry from the very beginning. He wanted her to feel at home on the set and be a part of the family.


All-Time Highs for Electronic Arts Inc.
A very strong fourth quarter has led to a pop in this promising video game company.
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) stock popped to a new high last week after the company reported fantastic fourth-quarter revenue and profits.
The video game company has found a way to use licensing and partnerships to wring the most money out of an industry that just a few years ago was thought to be dying. But with new technologies on the horizon that can make the gaming experience even more immersive, Electronic Arts may still have plenty of runway ahead of it.
In this segment from the Motley Fool Money radio show, Chris Hill, Simon Erickson, and Ron Gross talk about Electronic Arts' solid performance in the recent quarter and why the company has so much growth potential ahead of it. But with its stock at an all-time high, does that make it too pricey for investors?
Chris Hill: Disney (NYSE:DIS) might have struggled with video games, but Electronic Arts is hitting an all-time high this week after fourth-quarter profits and revenue came in higher than expected. They are crushing it over there, Simon.
Simon Erickson: Yeah, and Chris, Jason just said, look at video game makers that can license Disney's brands. Electronic Arts is doing exactly that. They just came out with a Madden NFL 17. Chris, I don't know if you saw, Gronkowski is on the cover.
Hill: I'm worried. Isn't it that, historically, the football player on the cover of the EA NFL game gets injured that season?
Erickson: This could be a bad sign for you, then.
Hill: I don't like this at all.
Erickson: But EA, after Disney sets apart the Infinity video game group from being in-house, they're going to license it out to others. Of course, Electronic Arts has done that. They have the Star Wars franchise from Disney. That's really good news for them, too. This is a company that's getting it done. Eighteen percent growth in their digital revenue, which is distributed online, the actual games themselves. They're picking up, like we said, the Star Wars franchise. They have a lot of growth ahead of them.
Hill: Do you like EA at this price? It's an all-time high, I'm wondering how spicy it looks.
Erickson: Video gaming is a good industry. There's a lot of growth in this, and you actually get pretty attractive margins. So I think the question I should answer that with is, how much bigger is this going to get, as it becomes more immersive and virtual reality starts to catch on? I think there could still be more upside.
Ron Gross: And I do like the way the industry is going in terms of a recurring revenue model instead of these big hits here and there. That makes me much happier to own a stock over long periods of time, rather than thinking about too high, too low.


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White Cliffs Underground Motel is an oasis in the desert.
Lake Peery is a spectacular shallow inland lake with the water coming from the Paroo River.
Enjoy the pool, sitting in a unique setting where you can look out over vast expanses of what was once an underground sea.
White Cliffs – One of the last frontiers.
The Motel Gallery and Shop features works by local artists, Jenny Beach and Eddy Harris.
Underground, the motel remains a constant and comfortable 22 to 23 degrees, all year.


English: Bowood is a neoclassical Palladian country house with interiors by Robert Adam and English landscape gardens designed by Lancelot "Capability" Brown. Bowood is adjacent to the villages of Derry Hill and Studley, near Calne in Wiltshire, England. Bowood House is owned by the Petty-Fitzmaurice family since 1754.
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A domestic violence report, a welfare check and a traffic stop are all in a day's work for a police officer — but not for the participants of Basalt's Community Police Academy.
Dec. 1 was "scenario day" for the fourth annual event at Basalt High School — a synthesis of the skills and information they've been working on for weeks. While some of the students are looking at careers in law enforcement, the majority are just interested in learning more about what their peace officers are up to — with Spanish interpreters available.
Previous classes covered firearm safety, defensive tactics, de-escalation, criminal law and procedure, with opportunities to ride along with police.
For scenario day, officers and others roleplayed to bring common situations to life.
School Resource Officer Thomas Wright portrayed the aggressor in a domestic violence opposite his real-life wife. As each group approached the door, they heard the sounds of shouting and scuffling from within. After a (sometimes too long) pause to plan, they were greeted with a smile.
"I'm the controller, and if you let me, I'll control you, too," Wright told them later.
He expertly positioned himself so he could see his wife but the officers can't see their partner, tried to build camaraderie and draw attention away from the furniture strewn around the floor. It doesn't work.
Next door, Sergeant Aaron Munch was taking participants through some more confrontational scenarios with the aid of a projector and dummy weapons.
"Action is quicker than reaction," he noted as he controlled the simulation in a sort of choose-your-own-adventure roleplay. It was all too easy to freeze after the active shooter took down your partner, hit a bystander or plug the belligerent trespasser who had a stapler, not a gun. Even those who made the "right" decisions were left turning to their neighbors to justify a shot taken — or not. It's an argument for body-cams, Munch noted, as in real life there's rarely an impartial audience or instant replay.
The lesson wasn't lost on Liz Sandoval, a recent Eagle Valley High School graduate who is studying Criminal Justice and Forensic Investigation in hopes of someday becoming an FBI Special Agent.
That's good context for everyone, noted Bennett Branson.
The sentiment was echoed by Officer Ernie Mack.


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Ubicación: Orland Park, IL, Estados Unidos
Savers, an international thrift retailer, is looking to fill Associate Manager position(s). This multi-faceted role supports either the service side of our stores or the backroom product flow function (production).
The Savers family of stores is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing, accessories and household goods. Our Rethink Reuse business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. We also help more than 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, which provides a source of revenue to help support their vital community programs and services.
We operate over 300 locations. Our brands are Savers, 2ND Avenue (in the U.S), Value Village (in the U.S. and Canada), Unique (in the U.S.), Village des Valeurs (in Quebec) and Savers Australia.
A commitment to protecting the health and safety of our Team Members. Great benefits, paid training, career development, a competitive wage, and a Team Member discount offering. Our Team is a great one, made up of people from many different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, all with something special to contribute. You'll positively impact Team Members, Customers, Donors, Your Community, and the Environment.
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Son Heung-min opened the scoring for South Korea against Colombia on Tuesday.
The Tottenham forward was up against his club teammate Davinson Sanchez.
Just 15 minutes into the match, Son got in behind Sanchez and struck to give South Korea the lead.
The goalkeeper perhaps could have done better after getting a big hand on the ball, but it was a clever take and finish from Son nonetheless.
Son isn't the only Spurs player to have scored during the current international break – Harry Kane made it two in two for England against Montenegro on Monday.


Past Projects | Help Pitt OT Students "Occupy" Their New Space!
Help Pitt OT Students "Occupy" Their New Space!
Although this campaign has concluded, if you would still like to make a donation to support Pitt Occupational Therapy, you may always do so here.
Pitt OT was established in 1982 in Pennsylvania Hall and moved to its current location in Forbes Tower in 1996. Since then, consistent with the Department's vision and strategic plan to "advance occupational therapy through evidence, innovation, and leadership", Pitt OT has had a steep trajectory of growth in faculty, staff, and student numbers.
Pitt OT is proud to be the #4 occupational therapy program in the nation and the highest ranked program in PA!
Our steady growth has created the need for new and expanded classrooms and teaching laboratories, new study spaces, a student lounge, additional faculty and staff offices, and expanded research space. In November 2017, the University of Pittsburgh's Board of Trustees approved plans to renovate a new, larger space for Pitt OT at Bridgeside Point 1 (a few blocks from our current location). In December 2017, the Department began designing the new space with School and University leadership. Plans are moving along quickly and we anticipate moving in time for the fall term.
Pitt OT students are deeply involved in the community and are the future leaders of OT, which is why we believe they deserve the best. This fall the Pitt OT students will move to their new space at Bridgeside Point 1 which is being renovated to support education and training in the distinct value of OT!
We want the new home of Pitt OT to be a state-of-the-art, occupation-based learning environment for our students. In order to create this environment we need your help. Your support will provide Pitt OT students with the tools of success by stocking the new and expanded labs and learning spaces – including adaptive apartments – with real-world, occupation-based materials and equipment.
How You Can Help: What is our goal and how will these funds be used?
April is National Occupational Therapy Month – celebrate with us by making a contribution that invests in the future of OT by directly impacting student learning!
Any amount raised over our goal will support Pitt OT's unrestricted fund. We understand that not everyone may be able to contribute financially, but sharing our link through e-mail and social media can still help us reach our goal!
All public donors will be recognized on the "I ♥ Pitt OT" wall of appreciation. We look forward to updating you with stories and photos throughout the campaign – on behalf of the Pitt OT students, thank you for your support!
A donation in honor of 1982, the year Pitt OT was founded, will provide utensils, cutting boards, bowls, and food supplies for real-world meal preparation interventions!
A donation in celebration of 35 years of Pitt OT will help purchase scooters, drawing easels, tunnels, paint, and other fun play supplies!
A donation representing the number of students in each Pitt OT class will support creating an innovative wall of moveable grab bars for assessing the best fit!
A donation in celebration of OT's Centennial will help create a front porch with a mailbox and doorbell for our adaptive living apartments!
A donation in honor of the 580 MOT students who have graduated from Pitt to date will furnish the adaptive living apartments with a comfy chair lift recliner for our clients!
A donation in honor of the first graduating class of Pitt OTD students will equip our adaptive living apartment with kitchen appliances!


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Fewer than one million HIV infected individuals are currently receiving antiretroviral therapy. Present antiretroviral therapy costs between $10,000 and $20,000 per year, which provides excellent value for money in developed countries with a cost of about $10,000 per life year saved; this compares very favourably with other therapies in chronic use. Recent studies have demonstrated a dramatic decline in HIV and AIDS related morbidity and mortality across developed countries and these reductions have been sustained since the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) since 1996. The use of HAART has been associated with specific toxicities related to the drug class, problems with adherence with the subsequent emergence of viral isolates and resistance associated mutations. The replacement of older therapies with newer drugs that avoid cross resistance even within the same class of antiretroviral, represents a new hope in retroviral targeting.
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Stanford University's School of Earth Sciences aspires to be a world leader in its field and the Branner Earth Sciences Library exists primarily to support the school's teaching and research. If you are a subject specialist in an earth sciences discipline, consider joining a stellar team of science librarians at our top-ranked research university.
We seek a Librarian to develop and manage collections in support of the four departments in the School of Earth Sciences: Geological & Environmental Sciences, Geophysics, Energy Resources Engineering and Environmental Earth System Science. The focus is on recently published materials and data in all formats and media. You will be responsible for the day-to-day operations, overseeing 2.25 FTE Library Specialists and 1.0 FTE student workers, providing reference and bibliographic assistance to our patrons across the campus and contributing to the programs and projects of the Libraries, Academic Information Resources and to the University at large. You will also be expected to work closely with the Assistant Director of Geospatial, Cartographic and Scientific Data & Services who oversees the Branner Library Map Collections and Geospatial Resources and, as a member of the Science and Engineering Resource Group (SERG), participate actively in the Group's programs.
This key position requires knowledge of and an interest in academic or research libraries and the research environment in major universities, thorough understanding of computers and data, demonstrated information seeking skills including database and Internet searching and familiarity with earth sciences resources in digital formats. A team player with excellent interpersonal and communication skills is essential, along with demonstrated potential to make professional accomplishments and a history of development and implementation of new services or programs in a library or information services environment. A Master's degree from an ALA-accredited library and information science school or the equivalent is strongly desired, along with course work, degree or academic/government/corporate library experience in the earth sciences or physical geography. Demonstrated knowledge of the commercial and non-commercial sources of materials in earth sciences and their channels of distribution is highly desired. Management of scientific datasets for current and future use and experience in earth sciences reference are desired.
To see the full job description, assure your application information is captured in our official files and give the hiring department immediate access to your resume, you must apply to http://jobs.stanford.edu/ and in the keyword search box, indicate 37356. Applicants should provide cover letter, complete statement of qualifications, full resume of education and relevant experience and the names and addresses of at least 3 references with knowledge of the applicant's professional qualifications for the position. Preference will be given to applications received by -April 9, 2010. Stanford University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.
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Open Access Monograph: From Seascapes of Extinction to Seascapes of Confidence
From Seascapes of Extinction to Seascapes of Confidence: Territorial Use Rights in Fisheries in Chile: El Quisco and Puerto Oscuro
Authored by Gloria L. Gallardo Fernández, Senior Researcher, Director of Research Studies, Uppsala Centre for Sustainable Development, Uppsala University/SLU, Sweden, this work is freely available in full text, online through the Social Sciences Series of Co-Action Publishing. Link: http://www.co-action.net/books_Gallardo
ABSTRACT: English: An important contribution to our understanding of the multifaceted challenges underlying sustainable solutions to ecological fisheries, the book describes how, in Chile, indiscriminate harvest of the edible shellfish Concholepas concholepas (false abalone or Loco), has been threatening not only the living of small-scale artisan fishers but also the ecosystem. Español: Una importante contribución para nuestra comprensión de los desafíos multifacéticos que subyacen bajo soluciones sustentables para una pesca ecológica es este libro que describe como en Chile, la extracción indiscriminada de la especie comestible Concholepas concholepas (abulón falso o Loco) llegó a amenazar no tan sólo la sobrevivencia de los pequeños pescadores artesanales, sino también el ecosistema.
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Bills playoff scenario: Better chance to chase bye or lose division?
by: Thad Brown
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) joins teammates in the tunnel leading to the field before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020, in Orchard Park, N.Y. (AP Photo/Jeffrey T. Barnes)
With six weeks to go… here's how the Bills stand in a very muddled AFC playoff race.
Chasing a Bye
For the first time ever, the NFL only is awarding one bye per conference. Even if it were two (as it was since 2002), the Bills would still be a long shot to land one.
Let's say Buffalo runs the table, wins their last six games and finishes 13-3. It's hardly impossible. Only the Steelers stand as a major roadblock. Even then, Buffalo will need massive help.
A six game season ending winning streak would include a win over the currently top seeded Steelers and, thus, hand Buffalo a tiebreaker with Pittsburgh. It still means Big Ben and company would have to lose two other games. There are three lose-ABLE games on the Pittsburgh schedule outside the trip to Buffalo (possible L's in bold: v. BAL, v WAS, at CIN, v IND, at CLE), but expecting a team to start 10-0 and then finish 3-3 is a fairly big reach.
Kansas City is the two seed for the moment, but they have the tiebreaker over the Bills courtesy the Monday night win in Orchard Park. The Chiefs would also need to finish 3-3 to fall behind Buffalo and also have three losable games remaining: (same code as before) at TB, v. DEN, at MIA, at NO, v. ATL, v. LAC. The Chargers did take Pat Mahomes to overtime back in week two, so there may be hope there. However, even the thickest blue and red glasses won't see three losses to close the season for KC.
Maaayyyyybe one of the two fall into range for Buffalo. While getting the two seed no longer includes a week off, it does guarantee a second home game in the playoffs. I'm very curious to see if Sean McDermott–or any NFL head coach–feels that carrot is reason enough to chase a move up to #2.
Holding the Division
It's Thanksgiving and the Patriots are not a factor in the AFC East race. Take a moment and suck in a couple big gulps of that fresh air.
The Miami Dolphins, however, are a factor despite a surprise loss to Denver over the weekend. The Bills have two big things going for them.
Number one, they have a one game lead on Miami. Number two, they juuuust about have the tiebreaker locked. There is a scenario were Miami can steal the tiebreak, but it's very unlikely. It involves a Dolphins loss to the Bengals, a Bills loss to New England, the sudden aviation of pigs, a Bills fan criticizing Josh Allen and the overturn of the election results in Michigan. In that order.
All the Bills really have to do is win all of the games they are expected to win in the next five weeks. That should clinch the division before Miami even comes to Buffalo for week 17. The Dolphins face two of the creamiest cream puffs ever in the next two weeks (Jets and Burrow-less Bengals), but follow that with Kansas City, New England and Las Vegas. Even if Miami somehow wins two of those three, four Bills wins will end the division by week 16.
The earliest you could be ordering those AFC East Champion hats and T-shirts is following the Steelers Sunday night game. If the Bills win their next 3, Miami loses to the Chiefs AND drops a stunner in one of their easy games, you could have your division championship gear in time for Christmas.
The Bills open the door to the division only by stubbing their toe against the Chargers, Niners, Broncos or Patriots. None of those are layups. Buffalo will need to handle their business.
Missing the Playoffs?
The most likely finish that gives Miami a division title is the Dolphins at 11-5 and Buffalo at 10-6. Ten wins was usually a lock to grab a Wild Card when there were six playoff teams per conference. Could it possibly not be enough this year with seven playoff teams? I think it might.
The AFC glut of Cleveland, Baltimore, Indy, Tennessee and Las Vegas could all get to 10-6 without beating a team over .500. If you, theoretically, throw in the Bills, two of those six teams must be left out.
In this scenario, Buffalo is still in very good shape. They should own the tiebreaker over the Ravens, Browns and Colts because those three teams are/will be 4-0 against the NFC. Thanks to Hail Murray, the Bills have an NFC loss (worse NFC record=better AFC record). Unless a couple of those teams win 11 games and still finish second, there will be a place at the postseason table for the Bills.
It's hard to imagine the Bills deviating much from where they are now. The super mega likely outcome is Buffalo will be a three or a four seed, host their first playoff game in over two decades and then need to win two on the road to make the Super Bowl.
Of course, we should know better than to assume anything in 2020 will go as expected.
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It was going to be, maybe, THE game of the Thursday night schedule. The undefeated Bills hosting the undefeated Chiefs in primetime from Orchard Park.
Then, Covid and the "Any Given Sunday" nature of the NFL got in the way.
ACROSS WESTERN AND CENTRAL N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- It's been a long year already, and we haven't even made it out of January yet.
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Buffalo Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game this weekend.
That game might go on without last year's Super Bowl MVP, Patrick Mahomes, who suffered a concussion in Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Noah Applegate ready to slide back to second place on Penn all-time scoring list
Tom Noie
South Bend Tribune
It has all the elements of a country music song — sitting alone in some hotel room, thinking about all those good times, all those good days long in the rearview mirror — right on down to unfolding in the country music capital.
On Friday evening, former Penn High School boys' basketball standout Noah Applegate will be in Nashville, Tennessee. Once a feared prep power forward, someone who would dunk on you and then flex in front of you, the 6-foot-6, 205-pound Applegate is a redshirt junior and reserve swingman for Hillsdale (Mich.) College. The Chargers, 16-1 and ranked seventh in Division II heading into Thursday's game at Kentucky Wesleyan, will be in Tennessee for Saturday's game against Trevecca Nazarene.
Applegate will spend his Friday the way basketball players usually spend days before games on the road — with a practice, maybe a nap, some dinner, then a quick film session. He'll eventually retreat to his hotel room, trade text messages with his former Penn teammates and family members, then settle in front of his laptop.
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There, he'll watch Penn senior guard Markus Burton likely make history. At his expense.
Applegate will awake Friday morning the all-time leading scorer in Penn boys' basketball history with 1,709 points. He'll probably go to bed that night No. 2. Behind Burton.
Applegate's OK with it. It took 55 years for a Kingsmen — Applegate — to break the previous scoring record of Keith Berkey (1,413 points), set in 1964, when there was no 3-point line, no class basketball, no nothing that there is in today's game. Applegate held the record for barely four seasons. That's it.
"I am 100 percent fine with it," Applegate said Wednesday afternoon as the Hillsdale bus rolled toward Owensboro, Kentucky. "At first, you kind of don't want to believe that somebody's going to break your record, but nobody's doing it the way Markus is doing it right now. In my opinion, he's going to be Mr. Basketball."
In his family's opinion, one formulated in 2019 when Applegate was a college freshman, Burton was destined to break his record. Applegate's younger brother, Caleb, was a junior on the Penn varsity when the 6-1 Burton arrived as a freshman. Applegate's brother and father, Dan, returned home one night from a game early in the 2019-20 season and agreed that yep, that scoring record wasn't going to stand for long.
"I remember my brother coming home after watching Markus as a freshman and saying, 'Your record is in trouble, man; it's in big trouble,'" Applegate said. "It's all good."
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Heading into Friday's Northern Indiana Conference contest against top-ranked (Class 3A) Marian (13-1; 3-0 NIC), Burton (27.7 ppg.) has scored 1,698 points. It's not a matter of if Burton, who went for 40 in Tuesday's win over Northridge, will break Applegate record, but when. First quarter? Probably. By halftime? For sure.
Applegate has one regret about it happening. It's that he'll be in that hotel room 440 miles away and not in the Penn Palace stands. For the longest time as Burton approached the mark, Applegate had wanted to be there. Had planned to be there. To make the two-hour drive down from Hillsdale to watch Burton, to celebrate Burton, to congratulate Burton.
College basketball got in the way.
"I wish I could be there," Applegate said. "Being seven hours away kind of hampers that."
A big night in a big season
Watching the future Notre Dame guard close in on the scoring record rekindled so many memories for Applegate and that night he passed Berkey. On Jan. 26, 2019 — a Saturday night in Goshen — Applegate sealed his defender in textbook seal style, grabbed a pass from teammate and good friend Drew Lutz and dropped in the record-setting bucket as easily as easy gets.
He wishes today that it was a two-hand dunk or circus-shot reverse or a step-out/step-back 3. Nope. Just an average lay-in during a 23-point Penn win.
Applegate immediately felt a sense of pride, a sense of accomplishment, and a wave of chills rush over him. He hadn't dwelled much the closer he got to the mark, but that night, that play, that basket, everything felt … different.
"I remember the surreal feeling," Applegate said. "To get a record that had been there for that long, it meant a ton to me. I hope that it means the same to Markus."
Afterward, Applegate was presented the game ball, which today sits in the living room of the family home. The moment and all that followed was nice, but it didn't take long for Applegate to turn attention to bigger goals, bigger nights.
The Kingsmen went 24-4 overall and 11-1 in the NIC that 2018-19 season. He and Lutz and buddies Beau Ludwick and Kegan Hoskins set out that season to win a state championship. They thought they had the team to do it, but that dream dissolved with a semistate loss to Carmel.
Applegate will be watching Friday, and also plans to keep watching as second-ranked (Class 4A) Penn (11-1; 4-0 NIC), prepares to chase the school's first state championship.
"I hope Markus breaks my record, then can get the state playoff deal done, get past semistate and bring it home for the Kingsmen," Applegate said. "I'm really looking for them to make a deep run in the tournament."
This might be Penn's best team since the team that Applegate and Lutz and Ludwick and Hoskins drove through the NIC and sectionals and regionals, where they won the school's first championship in 13 years. It led to some spirited discussions when Applegate and his buddies/former teammates gathered back home last summer — if this year's Penn team, which features Burton and four seniors in the starting lineup, were to play that 2018-19 Penn team, who would win?
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The answer from the olds guys wasn't what you might think. Applegate is the first to admit that he was a whole lot of bluster and bravado back then. He played with a you-aren't-stopping-me edge. That was then. Now? He's a little wiser to the ways of the basketball world.
"I think it's safe to say that we would not win," Applegate said of the ultimate Penn pickup game. "Beau Ludwick will never admit it (no, he wouldn't), but I don't think so. As much as I have to swallow my pride, I'd have to say they'd win."
The matchup between Burton and Lutz, now doing special stuff at Bethel, would be fun to watch. So too would be watching the lefty-handed, ultra-confident Applegate do what he did for his four years — get buckets. A lot of them.
By Friday night, somebody at Penn will have gotten more. How would the guy at No. 1 on the Penn all-time scoring list for a few more hours like to be remembered when he's No. 2?
"Being able to make history at Penn was special," Applegate said. "I hope people remember that I gave Penn a really good, solid four years, that I represented Penn well and in the right way. It was fun."
Follow South Bend Tribune and NDInsider columnist Tom Noie on Twitter: @tnoieNDI. Contact: (574) 235-6153.


Update January 2015: Twitter has modified how cards are created. Although the documentation here is still broadly correct, some of steps and screenshots may no longer be accurate.
Twitter's Lead Generation Cards offer the chance of converting your Twitter followers into list subscribers – and what's more, once it's set up, there's very little ongoing work.
Here's how to get going (I'm going to assume you have a Twitter account and that it's set up for Twitter Ads. If it isn't, head over to https://business.twitter.com/start-advertising first).
This will guide you through creating the card. If you've never used Twitter cards before, then it's worth noting how they differ to tweets: a card is a template for a Twitter action, that can then be used in a tweet. You can create a card once and use it in multiple tweets.
Log in to your Twitter account, click the Settings menu and select Twitter Ads. On the next page, choose the Creatives menu from the top bar, and select Cards. Lastly, click Create Lead Generation card.
Now it's time to complete the details that make up your card. These cover everything from the card content, to what's going to happen to the data it collects.
Lastly, you need to enter a 'Fallback URL'. This should be a page on your website that offers an alternative route to subscribing (third-party Twitter apps for example may not support cards just yet).
If you don't already have a signup page on your website, you can log in to your Engagement Cloud account and quickly generate a signup form that, once on your website, can be used here. More on that over at https://support.dotdigital.com/hc/en-gb/articles/212211788-Creating-a-signup-form.
These don't have to be completed, but they can add to your follower's experience if used wisely. The Destination URL is the page that your followers (who, by this point in their journey, will also be your subscribers!) will go to after signing up, so it's a nice way to drive them to your website. I'd recommend a 'thank you' page, rather than just your homepage.
Post-submit message is a 100 word message that your users will see after clicking your subscribe button. This will typically get shown first, with a link to the Destination URL (although some Twitter clients handle this slightly differently).
We're now where the magic is. First up, you need to enter a Submit URL – a page which will handle the data coming from Twitter. For Engagement Cloud accounts, this will be rX-t.trackedlink.net/signup.ashx (depending upon which region your account belongs to, rX will be r1, r2, etc.). When you enter this, an option for HTTP method will pop up – choose POST.
Next, you need to map the data coming from Twitter back to your Engagement Cloud contact data fields. Twitter will always send you a minimum of three pieces of information: Name, Email and Screen name (which is the users '@' name).
Email: needs to map to 'Email', which is Twitter's default – so you don't have to touch this one.
Screen name: as Engagement Cloud doesn't have a pre-existing contact data field for Twitter names, you'll have to create one if you want to store this information. Our KB article over at https://support.dotdigital.com/hc/en-gb/articles/212211908-Creating-and-deleting-contact-data-fields#creating will guide you through this if you're not sure how it's done. I'd recommend calling it something like 'Twitter_id' – but whatever you use, you'll need to prefix with 'cd_' before entering it here.
You now need to add some 'hidden' mappings, so Twitter knows who you are and what address book you'd like new subscribers to go into.
Click Add another hidden field. For this one, enter 'userid' for the key.
You now need to obtain the two 'values': Login to your Engagement Cloud account, and go to Contacts > Signup forms.
Under Embed on your website, choose Single address book subscribe. Then select the address book you'd like new subscribers to go into. You don't need to worry about the contact data field selection, validation or return page settings.
Click Create form, and the embed code will appear.
The number next to 'value' (in this case, 123456) is the number you should enter as the value for your 'addressbookid' hidden value in Twitter.
This is the number you should enter as the value for your 'userid' hidden field.
That's the hard bit over with. From here, you can hit the terms and conditions checkbox and click Create card.
To use your card straight away, you can click the Compose Tweet with this card option. This will load up the usual 'New Tweet' popup, but your card will already be assigned to it. Compose your tweet, and hit the Tweet button.
And that's it – your tweet is out in the wild, and anyone clicking your button will automatically get added to your Engagement Cloud account.
You can use this card again, as part of different tweets – and also as part of Promoted Tweets, allowing you to target non-Followers with signup opportunities.
If you wanted to send through some more contact data fields are you able to do this using additional hidden data values?
I've answered my own question.,,,you can!
For example the address book could be for newsletter signups which is already being added to by a form on your website or dotSurvey, so you might want to know how many of the sign ups originated from Twitter so if you have a Contact Data Field "Source" you can specify this as the hidden field cd_Source and then set a static value of 'Twitter' which will pull through into the Contact Data Fields when the subscriber is added to the address book.
;-) To add to Jon's post - you're allowed up to 10 hidden fields. Assuming you're using one for the address book ID and one for your account ID, that leaves you with eight to play with.
Hi, this is really great. I don't suppose there will be the functionality to trigger a dotmailer email as soon as someone signs up from the lead gen card?
You can also use the program builder, which will allow you to go beyond just a single campaign send - allowing a sequence of events to be initiated.
Is it still possible to do this? I've tried to do this via Twitter Ads but things have changed a great deal and I don't think it's possible to set up lead generation ads in this way any more. Unless I'm missing something, of course!
Hi James - We still use these for our clients and they work fine. One thing we found when following the steps above is access to either 'Twitter Ads' or 'Creatives' (can't remember which) is only available when you have added a Credit Card to the Twitter Account, so if you haven't done this yet you'll need to do this to give you access to that part of Twitter Ads. They're completely free to use.
@dotmailer - Any plans to offer the same integration to Facebook's Lead Ads?
The credit card thing might explain it. Thank you.
Am I still able to create Twiter Lead Generation Card?


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Simple software solutions can save your business time and money
Chris O'Donohue didn't want to be like those other landscapers, driving around eyeballing sites and coming up with job estimates that might—or might not—make his company any money.
It wasn't as big an issue when he started Great Canadian Landscaping back in 2000 with a single pickup truck and a few small contracts. However, when a contract is for a $200,000 backyard makeover, finding out that you've mistakenly underbid an estimate can cost you thousands of dollars.
"At first, I didn't realize that technology could provide the solution," says O'Donohue, who has built Great Canadian into a bustling year-round business in North Vancouver, B.C., with 30 employees and eight trucks running in the high season. "It has taken the guesswork out of estimating and made our operations more efficient and productive."
Make better decisions
All entrepreneurs face challenges in their business. But not all realize that information and communications technology (ICT) provides a range of user-friendly tools for better managing everything from inventory control and operations to accounting, human resources, communications and customer relationships.
Hunches can now be replaced with accurate information delivered in real time, equipping managers to make better decisions and improve their company's performance.
Technology brings efficiency and speed to an organization. It provides tools to better manage and analyze information about your clients, your finances and your operation. Websites have also become a critical sales channel for most businesses—and their importance will only continue to grow.
Ensuring every job is profitable
For Great Canadian, it was a bottom-line decision. Its estimating software takes into account overhead costs, the price of goods and other hidden expenses, ensuring that every job is profitable.
The company purchased a second software package to improve productivity and better manage its crews. Instead of clocking in at the office, O'Donohue's crews are now clocked in at the work site by their foreman, who is equipped with a smart phone. They are also clocked in and out at lunchtime. Savings on unproductive time and overtime are huge.
"We were paying people for a lot of travel time that wasn't necessary," he says. "This software will save us about $130,000 annually in salaries. As an investment, it was a no-brainer."
Every Great Canadian truck is also equipped with GPS and a smart phone to track crews in real time. If a customer calls to ask whether a job has been done, O'Donohue can tell him or her the exact minute that workers arrived at or left the site.
Reducing risks
Despite the benefits, too many entrepreneurs put off ICT investments, fearing it's too complicated, too expensive or not what they need. Cost is usually the biggest deterrent until entrepreneurs realize that many solutions are affordable for even the smallest companies. Some are even free.
"ICT and Internet-based solutions can be scaled for any size of company," says Todd Madgett, Director, Sales, for Cisco Canada. "With the advantages of new network and cloud-based services, and hosted and managed services, the cost of equipment that small entrepreneurs need to invest in is limited."
Define your needs and investigate your options
Many entrepreneurs also worry about making a bad investment. Companies can reduce this risk by first clearly defining their needs, and then taking the time to thoroughly investigate and evaluate the different options.
You can talk to more than one vendor and other companies that have done this before. It also may be worthwhile to invest in some professional advice.
O'Donohue acknowledges it takes time and money to set up and implement technology solutions, but says it's not as expensive or complicated as entrepreneurs fear, and the returns can be significant.
"You will usually recoup this investment in a year or two. Even before then, you'll see how it is reducing costs and making your operations more efficient," he says. "It's been a big factor in our company's growth."


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As many times as I've visited Heidelberg before, I never noticed this building until I visited the city with my family and they giggled about it. Located near Bismarckplatz, it is a bit striking!
Yeah their name is a bit funny. That's next to Cafe Rossi, the first restaurant I went to in Gemrany.


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What Bristol City manager Lee Johnson said about Leeds United last season after two defeats
Both sides have built some continuity from last year
Leeds United's Marcelo Bielsa and Bristol City's Lee Johnson (Image: Rogan/JMP)
Bristol City host Leeds United on Sunday in both sides' opening game of the Championship season.
Both sides have made some eye-catching transfers this summer but have also retained the core of the squads that saw them have successful campaigns last season, even if both ultimately ended in a sense of what might have been.
So, can we glean anything from what was said by the managers after both games last season? With both sides building some continuity from last season, it is likely that they will use the matches against each other to help in their preparation for Sunday.
Leeds did the double over the Robins - here is what Robins boss Lee Johnson made of Leeds in both games.
Post-Leeds United (a), 24/11/18
Leeds United ran out 2-0 winners, scoring twice following a red card for Josh Brownhill that Johnson disagreed with
Niki Maenpaa of Bristol City cuts a dejected figure after conceding a goal
I thought they were lucky today. I did. They got away with it. I know they had a couple of players out and the young goalkeeper came in and the centre-half and that was our opportunity to get at them a little bit and we didn't work the goalkeeper enough, who looked cagey at times.
But I've got no doubt they'll strengthen in January and they've got a good manager and a bulk of good players. No doubt they've got potential.
And when your luck's in your luck's in - and I think that showed today.
Pre-Leeds United (h), 06/03/2019
Marcelo Bielsa at Ashton Gate last season
It's interesting listening to all the little stories that you get; I listened to the podcast by Guillem Balague the other day. Some of it [match preparation], we all do, but some of it is unique to any individual coach or manager and undoubtedly better managers bring that extra bit of quality of bit of sass and I think he's done that.
I knew of his disciples, if you like: Pochettino and Guardiola and I have a huge amount of respect for him, and his reputation precedes him.
Bristol City and Crystal Palace target Ciaran Clark is going nowhere says Newcastle United boss
I think it shows what a fantastic league this is that the likes of me, a 37-year-old head coach with a good club that's in sixth position going up against an internationally-renowned manager. Obviously, that's not the main story - that's the 11 lads playing against a Leeds XI. But, of course, I always want to personally challenge myself and this is a game where we can do that.
I think the Championship is the most unique league in the world, without question. It's a really high standard, the amount of games that you have, there's so much high-intensity play. You can't play a slow buildup, if you do, you won't be successful. You see a lot of foreign managers come into the Championship and struggle because they've been used to coaching in lower tempo leagues, and that's where I think Bielsa should get the most credit.
He's brought a high-intensity game to Leeds and clearly improved them as individuals and as a team.
Post-Leeds United (h), 09/03/2019
Leeds win 1-0 thanks to an early goal from Patrick Bamford
City striker Famara Diedhiou is booked during the 1-0 defeat to Leeds
Their back two are aggressive, on the front foot.
Their midfield disrupt well because of their energy and their application to get tight. What we didn't do was exploit the weaknesses of that, which is one or two bits of good play and find the space.
That comes with quality and mental calmness, to pick out and execute a particular delivery. That was my frustration. During the week we felt we could expose them on that but we couldn't get enough love of the ball to kill them where they could be killed.
That's the word - disrupt. They've got quality and they're very good at disrupting. That's why they are where they are in the division.
Our issue today was that we weren't playing the next pass in our head. Tuck it round the corner and get it back.
That comes with the mental calmness. It's definitely credit to them but something we need to improve when playing the top teams.
Everything Lee Johnson said on transfers, injuries and Adam Webster ahead of Bristol City's match against Leeds United
When asked what he thought of Leeds...
I can only talk about the two games.
The first game we were in it until the sending off and this game was fairly even. But they were just slightly more at it and slightly better technically.
You can see the style and philosophy he's trying to play to which is a good sign, but there's plenty of good coaches in this division and it'll be interesting to see who plays who in that top three, and I'd love to play Leeds again in the play-offs.
Looking ahead to the first game of this season (via BBC Bristol)
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson looks on (Image: Rogan/JMP)
It's going to be a fantastic game. The first game of the season always has that cup final mentality, and it's one to set the juices flowing and really cement what could be a brilliant season.
We're looking forward to entertaining Leeds, it was a good game [the last meeting at Ashton Gate] and they beat us fair and square. They're a very good side with a top, top manager.
But this is a new season, we've got our proud Robin on our new badge and of course, we want the team to make the fans as proud as the badge does.
Adam Webster's Bristol City teammates react to his potential sale to Brighton & Hove Albion
I think they're a good side, I wouldn't say a bogey side because I think with their history and the team that they've got, with the manager that they've got, where they finished last season they're a very good side, but so are we.
I think that many teams would look at the fixture list and go oof, that's a tough game, Bristol City away on the first game of the season. It's a challenge that we relish, one we are looking forward to, and one we'll enter with absolute enthusiasm.


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Sardegna West Coast: Part 8 Calasetta to Pula
Published on: 15 December 2016 | Last updated: 23 December 2019
SP71 coast road looking back towards the Capo Malfatano
112 kms (Calasetta - Pula)
Difficulty/terrain
Easy-ish. The coast road between Porto di Teulada and Chia has some short sharp climbs but overall the route is pretty flat.
Most of this section of the route is on quiet roads. There is a section of the SS126 between Sant'Antioco and the mainland that is busier, but unfortunately unavoidable. The route also gets a little busier on the final stretch into Pula on the SS195.
This section is entirely on surfaced roads in good condition.
There's still one more section of scenic coastal road left, and it's a cracker: the SP71 takes you along the costa del Sud from the Porto di Teulada to Chia. From here it's on to the remains of the ancient city of Nora at the coastal resort of Pula.
the Costa del Sud
This area has some of the island's best beaches. Easily accessible from the route are:
Port Tramatzu
Tuaredda
This route stops at Pula. Rather than trying to ride into Cagliari, I would definitely advise getting a taxi or private transfer from Pula to Cagliari. The last 12 kilometres into Cagliari are on busy roads. The distance is short, but it is very stressful: on the first half you need to cope with tankers on a narrow road heading to and from a refinery, and there's then a fast, busy, dual carriageway into Cagliari.
The problem is that as bad as it is, the SS195 is not the worst option for getting into Cagliari: the other main roads leading into the city from the north-west (the SS130 and SS131) are worse (and in any case have sections that are off-limits to bikes).
You could take the road from Santadi to Cagliari (the SP1). This looks like quite a wild and interesting road, but I'm not sure it's interesting enough to make is worth missing the Costa del Sud. It still leaves you with the problem of finding your way into the centre of town. I would suggest getting the train from Assemini into the centre of Cagliari, and if the idea of that really offends you then I'd suggest heading for Sestu and then taking the SP8 into Cagliari. But all-in-all it doesn't seem worth the hassle.
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Calasetta to Porto Pino 41 kms
Porto Pino to Chia 42 kms
Chia to Pula (Nora) 20 kms
Torre di Piscinni seen from the SP71 coast road
This section starts with a short ferry crossing from Carloforte to Calasetta on the Isola di Sant'Antioco. The crossing takes about 30 minutes. The ferries aren't very frequent so check the timetable: delcomar.it: Carloforte - Calasetta timetable.
The ferry from Carloforte - Calasetta
On the quayside in Carloforte there are five imbarcazioni (mooring points) and there could possibly be as many as five ships in the port at any one time. Each ship should have a destination board on it, but you can also check the timetable on the on display in the biglietteria (ticket office) which will tell you the name of the ship you need and the number of the mooring (the imbarcazioni are numbered from 1 to 5 as you look out to sea). If in doubt ask at the ticket office.
Carloforte: Delcomar ferry for Calasetta
Calasetta - Sant'Antioco - Torre di Chia
Coming out of the port at Calasetta turn left take the road that follows the shore. Turn left onto the SS126 and about 200 m further on turn left again following the sign for Cussorgia. The coast road offers a more relaxed alternative to the SS126. (Note to users of the Touring Club Italiano map this is one of the very few occasions when the TCI map isn't correct: the road along the coast is continuous).
The road takes you round Sant'Antioco, follow the signs for Teulada and Cagliari. I must admit that I bypassed the town with a twinge of regret. Eventually, you rejoin the main road on the Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo.
On the SP71 coast road as the Torre di Malfatano comes into view
I had hoped to find an alternative to the SS126 after Sant'Antioco, but it wasn't to be. The road shown on the map that runs on the south side of the saline was closed (closed as in locked gates across it - so no prospect of sneaking through).
Tratalias Vecchia
Every so often I have a 'd'oh' moment when I realise that I made a mistake in my planning and bypassed somewhere I should have visited. In this case it was Tratalias Vecchia (Old Tratalias, also referred to as the Borgo Medievale di Tratalias).
Tratalias was once one of the most important centres in the Sulcis region —as you can tell from its grand Romanesque cathedral. In 1954 a dam was built on the Rio Palmas creating the artificial lake at nearby Monte Pranu. Unfortunately, the dam created hydrological problems that eventually forced the villagers to leave their homes and move to a new village. The old village and its cathedral are now being restored, there's an excellent picture gallery here: sardegnaabbandonata.it: Tratalias Vecchia.
Tratalias Turismo have made a two-minute promo video for the borgo medievale and the nearby Lago di Monte Pranu:
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After Tratalias you need to pick up the SP73 which heads towards the beautiful beach at Porto Pino. At Is Pillionis you turn right onto the causeway that takes you into Porto Pino itself where, as well as the beach there's a sprinkling of bars and restaurants. There's a long stretch of beach that runs beside the lagoon.
From Porto Pino the road climbs very gently into the outskirts of village of Sant'Anna Arresi where you rejoin the SS195. We are now in the provincia di Cagliari. The road continues skirting round a huge military base, with a security fence that runs alongside the road for at least 4 kms. After the shortest of short climbs it starts to descend towards the sea and eventually you come to the junction with the SP71. Turn right following the signs for Porto di Teulada.
The Capo di Teulada, a little further along the coast is the southernmost point of the island. I was told that on a clear day you can see the coast of Tunisia from here.
Beach at Porto Pino
The Costa del Sud - Porto di Teulada to Torre di Chia
From the Capo di Teulada there's one more section of scenic coastal road to enjoy. The good news is that there are no big climbs along the section of the coast, the bad news is that there are lots of little ones, although mainly on the first section. The highest point is at 100m.
The stars of the show are the three towers: the Torre del Budello, the Torre di Pixinni and the most spectacular of all, at least for its setting, is the Torre di Malfatano
The road passes the Capo Spartivento although you can't see the lighthouse (now a very expensive hotel).
Along the way, and pretty much at the end of the most scenic section of the road, is the beach at Tuerredda which was, after some wild beaches, surprisingly busy and commercialised. However, that least means that there are a couple of places to have a drink and something to eat. The road comes into the località turistica of Chia where there are hotels as well as a supermarket and yet one more tower: the Torre di Chia. Even if the tower itself isn't open, it's worth the climb as the view is superb. And of course, there are a couple of very nice beaches.
Torre del Budello seen from the Porto del Budello
Chia to Pula
As you come out of Chia look out for the pistacchio trees on both sides of the road.
The SP71 comes to an end at the junction with the SS195 which is lined with trees and relatively quiet. Unusually for Sardegna, much of the coast has been privatised with a series of communioni (private gated developments), however, these are generally pretty unobtrusive.
I turned off the SS195 and onto a very quiet country road which runs between the coast and a lovely pineta Passing on the way the Torre di Santa Margherita.
Note: for much of the way the road (the Via Flumendosa) is one-way (and I was going the wrong way). However, this seemed perfectly safe as there was so little traffic. If this bothers you, you can turn off at first no-entry sign and then turn right and follow the Via Tirso. Either way you have to rejoin the SS195 as it approaches the pleasant seaside resort of Pula.
Torre di Santa Margherita near Pula
Heading into Pula, I turned off the SS195 at the first roundabout, and then headed into town (following the signs for the archaeological site at Nora).
On the way to the archaeological site you can visit the church Sant'Efisio (open on Saturdays and Sundays). Sant'Efisio (Saint Ephysius in English) was born in Antioch and enrolled in the army of Emperor Diocletian. He is said to have converted to Christianity en route to Sardegna and was imprisoned, tortured and executed at Nora. The church stands on the site of the prison.
Sant'Efisio is the patron saint of Cagliari. Each year from May 1 to May 4 there is the Festa di Sant'Efisio when the statue of the saint is carried in procession from Cagliari to Nora (about 35 kilometres).
Videomaker Alberto Malizia has made a cracking video, about the festa in Pula:
Nora was a thriving Phoenician port that was taken over by the Carthaginians and then the Romans. Much of the old city is now underwater, but what is left still makes for an enjoyable visit. Obviously it's not on the same scale as Pompei or Ostia Antica, but the fact that it's small makes it easier to take in. You are accompanied by a guide, which makes it a more interesting visit than the visit to Tharros. Included in the ticket price is a visit to the Torre del Coltellazzo one of two towers built here to protect the tonnara (tuna processing station) and later converted into a lighthouse with another storey built on top.
If you are worn out after all of the cultural stuff, there's a very nice beach just next door to the site.
For more about Cagliari please go to Places: Cagliari on this site.
Cagliari skyline from the Torre di San Pancrazio
If you're planning to stay in Cagliari my recommendation would be the Locanda dei Buoni e Cattivi. A really nice 5-room B&B that's run by a charitable foundation set up to help young people who deserve a second chance ("ragazzi che meritano una seconda possibilità"). The restaurant itself is very good too. Also bookable via booking.com (booking.com: Locanda dei Buoni e Cattivi)
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Booking.com pages for places on this section of the route:
Sant'Antioco | Domus de Maria | Chia | Pula | Cagliari
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I use Booking.com to find and book places to stay when there are no campsites in the area. The large majority of hotels and many hostels are now on 'Booking'. I like it because it means that I can get almost-instant confirmation. The rating system is also a reliable guide to the quality of the accommodation.
I've never had a problem finding places to keep my bike —even if it's a cupboard or store room. I always use the 'special requests' field on the booking form to tell the hotel that I'm travelling with a bike, which gives them the opportunity to let me know if there's a problem.
Many properties offer free cancellation but it's a good idea to check the conditions as these vary from property to property.
In Cagliari there is the Hostel Marina housed in a former 16th-century monastery. It has double and single rooms as well as 6-bed dorms.
There is a campsite on the Isola di San Pietro but it gets truly terrible reviews. The Camping Tonnara on the Isola di Sant'Antioco looks like a reasonable bet.
I stayed at the Camping Porto Tramatzu Porto Tramatzu (Costa del Sud) and the Campeggio Torre Chia at Chia. I wish I had known about the Centro Agrituristico Costa del Sud near Porto Tramatzu.
There's also a campsite at the Porto Pino beach - but it was closed when I passed through.
There are three campsites near Pula. All of them had quite a lot of static caravans (reflecting the fact that they are so close to Cagliari) but they also had areas for tourers. Of the three the Cala d'Ostia looked like it might be the best bet.
Campsites map: FT-Sardegna-West-Coast-campsites-map
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Transport and services
The ferry services between Portovesme and Carloforte and between Carloforte and Calasetta are run by Delcomar.
The nearest train stations to this section of the route are at Carbonia and Assemini.
Cagliari airport is not easy to get to. If you're travelling from the centre of Cagliari then the best option is to take the train. If you are planning on riding direct then the best bet might be to take minor roads to Assemini and then head for the airport via Elmas.
There are relatively few services on the stretch between Porto Pino and Chia. There are a couple of restaurants at Porto Budello and a bar-ristorante at the Tuaredda beach.
Tourist information websites
sardegnaturismo.it (it/en/de/fr/ru) is the tourist information site run by the region
carloforteturismo.it
visitpula.info
cagliariturismo.it. The download area (cagliariturismo.it: download area includes a useful city guide (available in 10 languages) as well as audioguides and maps
the Cagliari tourism site has a whole section devoted to the Festa di Sant'Efisio cagliariturismo.it: 360th Feast of Sant'Efisio. This includes downloadable pdf brochures (it/en, fr/de)
Nora Archaeological site
Museo Archeologico Nazionale Cagliari
Cagliari airport destinations map
mobylines.com: Sardinia. Moby Lines offer services to Civitavecchia (near Rome), and Napoli
tirrenia.it. Tirrenia offer services to Civitavecchia, Napoli and Palermo. There's also a Tirrenia ferry to Arbatax from where you can get a ferry to Genova.
Cyclist on the SP71 coast road
Sardegna West Coast: Introduction
Sardegna West Coast: Part 1: Alghero to Bosa
Sardegna West Coast: Part 2: Bosa to Is Arenas
Sardegna West Coast: Part 3: Is Arenas to Oristano
Sardegna West Coast: Part 4: Barumini and Genna Maria
Sardegna West Coast: Part 5: the Costa delle Miniere
Sardegna West Coast: Part 8: the Isola di San Pietro
Sardegna West Coast: Part 9: Calasetta to Pula
Cagliari: Torre dell'Elefante
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Unknown assailants sprayed swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti on a synagogue in Rishon Lezion. Worshippers arriving at the synagogue Sunday morning found the Nazi symbols and filed a complaint with the police. "We are simply horrified," one of worshippers said.
The synagogue in question belongs to the Chabad stream, and is attended mainly by seniors, including Holocaust survivors.
The assailants seemingly entered the location over night through its gates, which were open. They sprayed swastikas and the words: "Go back to Poland" near the ritual hand washing area.
The synagogue's director was the first to notice the graffiti, when he entered the site around 6 am. He quickly phoned several worshippers, and then went to the local police station to file a complaint.
Worshippers who arrived after him also saw the graffiti and swastikas, and were shocked.
"There are many worshippers who experienced the Holocaust period first hand," said Sharon Goshan, one of the worshipers. "We were shocked to see that there are still such expressions of anti-Semitism in the State of Israel. We hope the police catch those behind the graffiti very quickly."
He added, "The absurd thing is that the graffiti was sprayed on a Chabad synagogue, which is known not to discriminate between Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews, and accepts everybody equally, regardless of color, race or gender."


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Benoit Paire tests positive for coronavirus, pulls out of US Open 2020
Benoit Paire is the first player to test positive ahead of the Grand Slam tournament, which begins Monday without spectators amid the pandemic.
UPDATED: August 31, 2020 11:59 IST
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Benoit Pair was to play Poland's Kamil Majchrzak in US Open round 1
But Paire's name no longer appears on the list of seeds on the tournament website
Paire had retired from his 1st-round match at the Western & Southern Open last week
France's Benoit Paire has tested positive for COVID-19 and pulled out of the U.S. Open starting on Monday, French sports daily L'Equipe reported.
Paire, seeded 17th at the Grand Slam event, had been scheduled to play Poland's Kamil Majchrzak in the first round at Flushing Meadows on Tuesday.
Paire's name no longer appeared on the list of seeds on the tournament website on Sunday and the men's draw showed Majchrzak would play Spain's Marcel Granollers.
A United States Tennis Association spokesman said he could "only confirm that a player has tested positive and has been withdrawn".
The 31-year-old Paire arrived in New York to play the Western & Southern Open last week, a tune-up for the U.S. Open, but he did not complete his first-round match against Croatia's Borna Coric.
Paire appeared unwell during the match and asked for a doctor in the opening set before retiring in the second while trailing 6-0 1-0.
L'Equipe reported that fellow Frenchmen Richard Gasquet, Adrian Mannarino, Gregoire Barrere and Edouard Roger Vasselin were also asked to self-isolate in their hotel rooms after Paire's positive test.
The U.S. Open is being played without fans and in a biosecure bubble due to the pandemic, but several high-ranking players skipped the tournament due to coronavirus concerns.
World number three Dominic Thiem told reporters he still felt confident in the level of safety at the event.
"There is no safer place in the world right now than here," said Thiem. "Maybe you can lock yourself somewhere in a cave or something, I don't know, in the middle of the sea. Otherwise it's super safe here.
"Still something can happen, as you could see with Benoit. We hope that nobody else is infected," he added.
Thiem was among those who apologised in June for the way players conducted themselves at Novak Djokovic's Adria Tour exhibition event after which four players tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Africa, ebola, News, unite, West Africa, World - July 04, 2014
West African Countries Unite to Fight Against Deadly Ebola Epidemic
Three humanitarian experts and six specialists in dangerous infectious diseases of the European Mobile Lab project have been deployed on the ground, with a mobile laboratory unit to help accelerate diagnoses.
ACCRA, Ghana – West African countries and international health organizations adopted a fresh strategy on Thursday to fight the world's deadliest Ebola epidemic, which has killed hundreds of people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
At a two-day meeting in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, officials committed to better surveillance to detect cases of the virus, enhance cross-border collaboration, better engagement with local communities, and closer cooperation with the U.N. World Health Organization and other partners.
Ministers also recommended setting up a sub-regional control center in Guinea to coordinate technical support. The decisions involve governments, the United Nations, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, aid agencies and the private sector.
At least 467 people have died of the virus since February, according to WHO.
"The governments are required to mobilize relevant sectors, community, religious and political leaders to improve awareness, psycho-social support and understanding of the Ebola situation," Francis Kasolo, WHO Africa director for disease prevention and control, told a news conference.
The meeting's final communique made no reference to increased financial support for the effort and there was little detail about how the measures would be implemented. Even so, ministers said the meeting had provided a valuable forum to share ideas.
Health ministers also said it was essential for regional bodies such as the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States to lead the effort.
There is no plan to close borders in a bid to prevent the spread of the disease, but instead efforts at the border to educate people about risks should be stepped up, said Liberian Deputy Health Minister Bernice Dahn.
"We believe that closing borders is not an option because we believe it would not work," Dahn said on the sidelines of the conference.
"We urge all parties present at this meeting to turn their promises into immediate concrete action on the ground," Marie-Christine Ferir, emergency desk manager for health charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders), said in a statement.
Ebola causes fever, vomiting, bleeding and diarrhea and kills up to 90 percent of those it infects. Highly contagious, it is transmitted through contact with blood or other fluids.
The current outbreak is hard to control because it involves coordinating three separate governments, which makes devising common health protocols more difficult, a senior international health official said.
At the same time, border areas are quite densely populated, have a high level of social mobility but poor government health care services, the official said.
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