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Are Russian S-400 Air Defence Systems key on agenda ahead of US-India 2+ 2 Dialogue? US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stated that the forthcoming 2+2 dialogue between US and India will focus on many agenda and the S-400 missile defence system will not be the prime topic of discussion.
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India buying a missile defence system from Russia and oil from Iran would be part of the 2+2 dialogue, but not the main focus of the meeting, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said.
Pompeo and Defence Secretary Jim Mattis are travelling to India for the talks on Thursday with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. This is the inaugural 2+2 dialogue between the two countries.
"They are (missile system purchase from Russia and oil from Iran) part of the conversation. They are part of the relationship. "They will certainly come up, but I don't think they will be the primary focus of what it is we are trying to accomplish here," Pompeo said on Tuesday to a question from reporters who are travelling with him to Pakistan and then to India.
India is expected to communicate to the US during the discussion that it is going ahead with the Rs 40,000 crore deal with Russia to procure a batch of S-400 Triumf air defence missile system. "There are half-a-dozen things on the agenda that we are really intent on making progress on. Those decisions are important, they are important to the relationship for sure, but I don't see us resolving those or have the intention to resolve those during this set of meetings of the strategic dialogue," he said.
"They are really about things that are big and strategic and will go on for 20, 40, 50 years. Those are the kinds of topics that secretary Mattis and I are hoping to address – not that those are not important, but they are not part of the structural relationship between the two countries," Pompeo said.
He regretted that the dialogue, which was was earlier scheduled for July 6 in Washington, but was postponed on June 27, citing "unavoidable reasons", had to be deferred twice in the past.
"I regret it was my fault the second time. I had to travel to Pyongyang. But secretary Mattis and I are both looking forward to this," he said.
"We have a true strategic partner who, frankly, is our only major defence partner, right, the only designated major defence partner, with whom we have a great relationship and who is very important to our success in our Indo-Pacific strategy – enormous country with incredible opportunity and capacity for wealth creation," Pompeo said.
"We hope we can find opportunities to continue to expand the relationship not only diplomatic and military-to-military but a good set of business relationships as well," he said.
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The Graduation Speech: Excellent Advice for Everyone (Not Just Students)
Neal Cavanaugh • May 18, 2018
Advice is everywhere. Anybody who can get online can get on a soapbox. And no one has the time to curate everything that's being said about living well, productivity, morality, or any aspect of living a better life. There's simply too much to grasp.
But we've done some homework and discovered that every year there's a specific event, one moment, that is perfectly centered and unapologetically committed to offering great life advice: the graduation speech.
It's one sure way to find the kind of thinking that is useful, smart, transformative, and sometimes even transcendent.
An unlikely collection of great ideas
Every year, an eclectic bunch of interesting people share words of wisdom with soon to be graduated men and women. Todd Rundgren. President Obama. Jeff Bezos. Bono. Stephen Colbert. Toni Morrison. Steve Jobs. Ellen DeGeneres. They've all been at the podium on graduation day, full of promises, the practical, and the comedic. Here are some highlights from the last 15 years.
Love what you do or stop doing it
The price of hating your life is too high.
It can't be said often enough. Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life. Everybody has some kind of passion. And if you can find it, work at it. Literally. Wrap a wonderful work life around something you love. If you can't do that, the backup plan is to figure out a way to love what you are doing. Just don't fight it. The daily struggle will make you sick, depressed, and tired. Or all three.
"I'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did. You've got to find what you love. And that is as true for your work as it is for your lovers. Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle."
— Steve Jobs: Stanford, 2005
"I stopped pretending to myself that I was anything other than what I was, and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that mattered to me. Had I really succeeded at anything else, I might never have found the determination to succeed in the one arena I believed I truly belonged."
— J. K. Rowling: Harvard University, 2008
"I implore you to not fear what you are drawn to, for rejecting that is to stymie the very patterns that make you, well, you. Imagine the torture of putting yourself through that. No matter how much money you make, you will not be happy spending your time imagining the path you wished you'd chosen."
— Max Londberg: University of Oregon, 2013
Decide for yourself what these ideas mean to you.
No matter who you are or where you come from, right now, at this moment you probably have a clear image of what success and failure look like. Great. It's inevitable. Goals are good. The trick is to let these ideas change and evolve because that's inevitable too. Take what you wanted as a kid, or what your parents wanted or a teacher, throw it all in a blender and make it your own. If you don't come up with your own recipe, you're eating somebody else's dinner and it's already cold.
"If everybody followed their first dreams in life, the world would be ruled by cowboys and princesses."
— Stephen Colbert: Northwestern University, 2011
"David Letterman wanted to be Johnny Carson, and was not, and as a result, my generation of comedians wanted to be David Letterman. And none of us are. My peers and I have all missed that mark in a thousand different ways. But the point is this: It is our failure to become our perceived ideal that ultimately defines us and makes us unique. It's not easy, but if you accept your misfortune and handle it right, your perceived failure can become a catalyst for profound reinvention."
— Conan O'Brien: Dartmouth College, 2011
"If you don't fail, you're not even trying. My wife told me this great expression, 'To get something you never had, you have to do something you never did.'"
— Denzel Washington: University of Pennsylvania, 2011
Explore. Question habits. Listen up. Change.
If you're restless and unsettled, that's what you'll think about. If you're in a good, well-balanced place you might just settle into the comfort zone.
But in either case, it's a good idea to avoid getting isolated or controlled by your own present situation, good or bad. Curiosity. Openness. Interaction. Change. Listening. Focus. Dedication. These are habits too, and they tend to lead to growth over stagnation. They're simply life alternatives. Decisions you can make in your own self-interest.
"Because as my grandmother used to tell me, every time a fool speaks, they are just advertising their own ignorance. Let them talk. If you don't, you just make them a victim, and then they can avoid accountability."
— President Barack Obama: Howard University, 2016
"As you start your journey, the first thing you should do is throw away that store-bought map and begin to draw your own."
— Michael Dell: University of Texas at Austin, 2003
The good stuff is worth looking for
First impressions can be risky. They are borne out of the prejudice that what you already know and like is all there is. It can serve to shut you down. Bust out of your comfort zone. Take a chance. Get over yourself. Explore.
No matter how long you live, with your eyes wide open, there will be worlds of wonder waiting to be discovered. So keep looking.
"One of the greatest gifts you can give yourself, right here, right now, in this single, solitary, monumental moment in your life, is to decide, without apology, to commit to the journey, and not to the outcome."
— Joyce DiDonato: Juilliard School, 2014
"Just because something doesn't confirm your existing beliefs does not mean it's a hoax. The smartest and most successful people I know are the people who are constantly evolving, always learning. And some of them, believe it or not, are smart enough to occasionally change their minds."
— Stephanie Ruhle: Lehigh University, 2017
"If you love only yourself, you will serve only yourself. And you will have only yourself. So no more winning. Instead, try to love others and serve others, and hopefully find those who love and serve you in return."
"So how do you know what is the right path to choose to get the result that you desire? And the honest answer is this: You won't."
— Jon Stewart: College of William and Mary 2004
Forget about it
Sometimes a short memory is your very best friend.
When a professional baseball pitcher, making $500,000 a game, throws a fastball that turns into a grand slam to left field, the most important thing his training tells him is: forget about it. Throw the next pitch. You know how to do this. See what happens.
OK, it's a sports analogy. But it really works. The best way to deal with mistakes and failures is to give yourself a day, an hour, a minute to think about it and move on.
"Fall forward. Reggie Jackson struck out 2,600 times in his career, the most in the history of baseball. But you don't hear about the strikeouts. People remember the home runs. Fall forward. Thomas Edison conducted 1,000 failed experiments. Did you know that? I didn't know that because the 1,001st was the light bulb. Fall forward. Every failed experiment is one step closer to success."
"I wish someone had said to me that it's normal to feel lost for a little while."
— Ira Glass: Goucher College, 2012
"Rehearsal's over. You're going out there now, you're going to do this thing. How you live matters. You're going to fall down, but the world doesn't care how many times you fall down, as long as it's one fewer than the number of times you get back up."
— Aaron Sorkin: Syracuse University 2012
The classic advice column of all time
400 years old and still perfect
Not precisely a commencement address, this is the advice Polonius had for his son, Laertes, on his departure to university in Paris. Try and get over the 16th-century poetic language. It's not that hard. The bottom line: If this had been written today, it would be on the back of every diploma handed out every year.
Give thy thoughts no tongue,
Nor any unproportioned thought his act.
Be thou familiar but by no means vulgar.
Those friends thou hast, and their adoption tried,
Grapple them unto thy soul with hoops of steel,
But do not dull thy palm with entertainment
Of each new-hatch'd, unfledged comrade.
Beware of entrance to a quarrel, but being in,
Bear 't that th' opposèd may beware of thee.
Give every man thy ear but few thy voice.
Take each man's censure but reserve thy judgment.
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not expressed in fancy—rich, not gaudy,
…Neither a borrower nor a lender be,
For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.
This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.
— William Shakespeare: Hamlet (Act I, Scene iii)
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I found this truly vintage low carb lemon cheesecake recipe in my recipe file. It was printed in pencil and looked like something I wrote down from back in the eighties when I was trying out a low carb diet (back in the olden days before we just looked on the internet!).
I never did try it, maybe if I had I would have stayed low carb! Check out this article about the health benefits of the low carb ketogenic diet.
It also was invented back in the day before stevia as it calls for liquid Sweet N Low . Which I actually had in my cupboard, so I decided to go ahead and make it exactly as I had it written.
I usually do that, make the recipes exact the first time, then I play with them and add my own twists when I make them again.
But honestly, there is not much I would do different on this low carb lemon cheesecake. It is one lemony and lusciously rich low carb cheesecake masterpiece in it's original form!
So one caveat if you are remaking this recipe. The reason that it is so low carb is because of the liquid sweetener.
If you use Splenda or any of the powdered sugar substitutes, you are piling up the carbs, and that might be just fine depending on what you are trying to achieve.
If I was a diabetic, I would probably go ahead and do that. But because I want to stay in ketosis, I want those carbs to be rock bottom. And at 4 carbs per slice, this is about as low as you can get for a piece of cheesecake in my opinion.
My tips: You will need a Leakproof Springform Pan. Grease the pan generously with butter. Put your cream cheese and eggs out beforehand to get to room temperature.
OK, Let's make this cheesecake!
See below for the printable version of this recipe.
Mix these 2 ingredients together well and pat down into the bottom of your spring-form pan. (I like to place parchment over the bottom, but not required).
Bake the crust at 375 for 6 to 8 minutes. Remove from oven.
Using an electric mixer, beat cream cheese until fluffy. Add the rest of the ingredients, beating and scraping the sides until well mixed.
Pour the mixture over the baked crust. Place pan in a larger pan with water that comes up about an inch or two. (This is a water bath and prevents the cake from cracking).
Bake at 350 for 50 -60 minutes. Remove from oven.
Combine these ingredients in a bowl. When cheesecake comes out of oven, spread evenly on top and bake for another 10 minutes.
Allow to cool on the counter for at least 2 hours. Then refrigerate overnight or for several hours.
I plan to make this again for our New Year's Eve dinner. This way I can eat the leftovers on January 1st, and I won't be cheating on my diet!
Cal: 260, Fat 23, Protein 5, Carbs 4 giving a Keto ratio of 83/10/7.
I added a dollop of whipped cream to mine here which will add another 100 calories, 11 g fat and 1 carb. I had to do it!
At my Boxing Day party, I cut this cheesecake up into little bite size squares with no extra toppings at all, and nobody suspected this was low carb or sugar free.
I hope you love this Lemony Low Carb Cheesecake as much as I do!
This quick keto low carb lemon cheesecake is one to keep forever! It's low carb, gluten free, sugar free, keto lemon cheesecake goodness makes this one a real keeper. Try it today!
Using an electric mixer, beat cream cheese until fluffy.
Add the rest of the ingredients, beating and scraping the sides until well mixed.
Place pan in a larger pan with water that comes up about an inch or two. (This is a water bath and prevents the cake from cracking).
Combine these ingredients in a bowl.
When cheesecake comes out of oven, spread evenly on top and bake for another 10 minutes.
If you add a dollop of whipped cream it will add another 100 calories, 11 g fat and 1 carb to the nutritional info below.
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The taste was excellent, I used truvia sweetener. But my oven is evidently hotter, so the entire cheesecake got this VERY brown color. I covered it with sliced strawberries and chocolate drizzle. It was still amazing!
Sounds heavenly. And strawberries are a nice lower carb choice.
It's baking in the oven and I cannot wait the batter already taste so good! I am sure the finished product will also. Thank you!
I hope you love it! This one is guest worthy for sure. If it's just for myself, sometimes I skip the crust, the rest tastes so good even without a crust.
Mine is in the oven as we speak! Can't wait! My very first dessert on LCHF in 5 months and my vey first cheesecake…EVER! ??
ooooohhhh, this is like Christmas! I hope it turns out awesome for you!
Thanks for the recipe. My family is new to LCHF lifestyle. We decided to change it up a little and use mascarpone, and did a raspberry topping instead. It's baking in the oven now. Looking forward to trying it!!
Oh I hope it's wonderful!
Thank you very much for sharing this awesome recipe. It will be a regular favorite at our dinner parties for sure. Yummmmmmy !!!
Oh I'm so glad you like it! Thanks for coming by!
I am glad you stated that it was not eggy to you. I was worried after seeing someone post it was. I will have to try it as it sounds awesome.
Mango is completely awesome but not very Keto friendly due to the carbs. But if you are not concerned about that then sure, that could be nice!
Just made this, very easy to make. I only used 10 sweet n low packets in the middle instead of 12 (which equals 1/4 cup) and it's still quite a bit sweeter than I need. I skipped using any sweeter on the top because of that which gives it a nice sour twist. The center comes out far too egg-y.
Next time I would try 6-8 sweet n low packs and only 3 eggs.
Overall, however, it's an awesome keto dessert and I'm definitely going to make it again and play with the recipe.
It's one of my favorite cheesecakes that I've tried but definitely seems to turn out different for people and that probably depends on a lot of factors especially the type and amount of sweeteners used. I usually have to tweak recipes like this a couple times as well. Thanks for visiting!
Hi, I cannot source True Lemon (unsweetened), not available in Australia, very frustrated as there is nothing like that here at all, any suggestions?
You can just use the lemon zest! I use the True Lemon because I'm a working mom always pressed for time. Lemon zest is great and as long as you have a lemon, you have lemon zest!
This cheesecake was awful. I followed the recipe to the letter. First, I suspected 1/4 Sweet & Low liquid sweetener was too much, & it was.
The four eggs overwhelmed the flavor of the cream cheese to make the finished product taste too 'egg-y'.
One of my favorite sweeteners is liquid Splenda. No carbs and tastes great. I buy mine from a very nice lady at sweetzfree.com and she delivers greast service. I also like to order Canadian liquid SugarTwin (it's cyclamates). Does everyone know that if you mix sweeteners, the sweetness is intensified so you can use way less of them? It's true. I eat LCHF for a health problem not necessarily for weight. But I like good food! So thanks for some great recipes.
Yes Carolyn, thanks for the reminder about that! I learned that from a low carb chef here in my town. And I've played with it and its true!
It's just the regular one, I just measured the bottom and it's 10 inches across.
I only have sugar substitutes in packets. I don't actually use a 1/4 cup right? I have Truvia and Stevia. Please help so I don't mess this yumminess up!
I guess you'd have to figure out how many of those in a quarter cup. So if each packet is 1 tsp, there are 3 tsp in a tablespoon and 4 tbsp in 1/4 cup. So that would be 12 packets then. Hope that works!
Sorry, not sure how I missed your question! I'm not really sure because the only xylitol I get here is in packets. Does it give any conversions on your box?
I have not tried that yet, I'll have to check it out.
Yes! I have heard this before, I have xylitol and it freaks me out just a little. Thanks for the reminder for everyone!
That looks amazingly tasty, especially considering it's low carb. Some people just have a natural talent at making the delicious look like eye candy huh? 🙂 I'd love to try it.
I just finished my first two weeks of low carb induction. This cheesecake looks amazing. I will definitely be trying it out soon.
After 2 weeks of induction DURING CHRISTMAS! you deserve this cheesecake! And you won't be cheating at all!
I love cheesecake but, since I monitor my sugar intake, I can't really enjoy it. I love the fact that this recipe is low carb and makes it more accessible to those of us who are health conscious.
I miss making cheesecake. That looks mighty good!
I had to pick my jaw off the floor! THIS looks amazing and it is low carb, say its not so? I need to bake this right away.
Cheesecake is my weakness! I love that this is low carb! What a way to indulge and not feel guilt when I do!
This looks delicious! I'm a big fan of cheesecake but have never had one low carb. I'll have to give this a try.
Oh wow, this sounds amazing! I am a HUGE cheesecake fan, and why not cut the carbs when we can, right?
The almond meal crust is what makes it gluten free and keeps the carbs low. But if that is not an issue for you, then by all means use a different crust!
I use ground up pecans, butter and a bit of cinnamon for the crust on my low carb cheesecake.
That sounds great, thanks for sharing. So simple, I will try it next time.
I love cheesecake but haven't tried lemon before. My dads a diabetic so I'm always looking for recipes I can make to take over during the holidays.
Lemon cheesecake is my very favorite. It lends itself well to maybe add some fruit on top, like a strawberry or blueberry topping, for those not counting carbs.
Thanks so much for posting this recipe. I have been in search of a really good Low Carb recipe and this one looks amazing!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for a recipe that a diabetic can safely eat!!! I am bookmarking this post!!
You are most welcome! But I tell you, the non-diabetics will be asking for this recipe as well!


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Shep's Race with Death1914
Silent Drama
Directed by John Harvey
If you thought Lassie had little to draw on in way of predecessors, there's a revelation in store in this silent 1914 melodrama and its titular star, a fun-loving collie who appeared in several Thanhouser films in 1914 and 1915 and who here proves fully capable of outwitting a horse, a speeding train and a disagreeable old lady. Shep plays the much-adored companion of a bourgeois couple's adolescent twin daughters. When the children's grandmother arrives one day showing a clear preference for one twin over the other (rather arbitrarily, one can't help feeling, but then, "The mother-in-law is an unpleasant member of the family," as a title card puts it squarely), she provokes a mischievous response from the spurned child that gets Shep in trouble, too. The grandmother leaves the house with her daughter and favored granddaughter in tow, resulting in an unhappy separation for the three playmates until a runaway horse-and-buggy spurs Shep to action. He saves the day and the family reunites in prayerful thanks. - Robert Avila
Madeline Fairbanks - Twin
Marion Fairbanks - Twin
J.S. Murray - Mr. Stearns
Marie Rainford - Mrs. Stearns
Mrs. Whitcove - Mrs. Mateland
The Vicar of Wakefield 1910
directed by Theodore Marston
THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD was an enormously popular English novel for 150 years, offering a complex but accessible mix of Georgian English characters, situations, mores and manners.
The Tiniest of Stars 1913
The Tiniest of Stars
An air of authenticity infuses this family drama of a brother and sister who take to the variety stage.
Their One Love 1915
Their One Love
One of the many Civil War movies made during the 50th anniversary of the conflict. Film historians consider THEIR ONE LOVE to be the first fiction film to fully realize the technique of night cinematography.
A Dog's Love 1914
A fantasy about the love between a child and her dog.
The Vagabonds 1915
The Vagabonds
THE VAGABONDS is a series of flashbacks where a penniless, friendless tramp relates the story of his downfall due to drink.
The Center of the Web 1914
The Center of the Web
A counterfeiting gang is foiled by police, and the action-chase takes up almost all of the second reel.


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Football / Soccer, Sports	by Akhilesh March 27, 2019 April 3, 2019
Last Friday I went to work wearing Barcelona FC jersey. My coworker asked me, "Hey! What jersey is that? What does FCB stands for?" I told him that it stands for Futbol Club Barcelona and that this is my favorite football team. He asked again, "But the Super Bowl was just last month, right? They are starting a new season right away?"
Me: No man, SuperBowl is for Football. American Football. This is Soccer. Barcelona is one of the greatest football / soccer club in the world and it is based in Barcelona, Spain. Leonel Messi plays for this team. Ever heard of him?
Him: Oh, ya, I know Messi. I read somewhere that Premier League is going on. So, you think they will win the league this year?
Me: No! They do not play in English Premier League. They play for a domestic Spanish league, 'La Liga'.
Him: *Draws his phone and googles* Then how come they are playing against Manchester United? As far as I know that team plays for England.
Me: Yes, they are playing each other in Champions league.
Him: Now there is Champions league too? How many leagues are there?
That was the moment! I had to educate my friend…
I said, "My dear friend, grab your coffee and have a seat. Let me take you to the exciting journey of European football!"
UEFA Champions league is an annual football/soccer tournament organized by Union of European Football Association (UEFA) for the top teams in European Clubs.
The major leagues in European football are;
Premier League from England, La Liga from Spain, Serie A from Italy, Ligue 1 from France, Bundesliga from Germany and so on…
UEFA Champions League is one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world and winning it is a BIG DEAL!
Here are the 14 interesting facts about Champions league;
1. Most Popular Annual Sporting Event
Champion's league final is the most watched annual sporting event in the world. The final of the 2012–13 Champions league final was watched by over 360 million viewers on TV worldwide. If you compare it with the Super Bowl then the most watched SuperBowl (XLIX) was watched by 114 Million people.
2. Real Madrid has the most number of titles, Thirteen!
Barcelona won it 5 times and Manchester United did it 3 times! Here is the list of top 10 teams that have won Champions league since 1955 to 2018.
3. Not everyone gets to participate
Tournament begins in early September with top 32 teams across European clubs from England, Spain, Germany, France, Italy etc. These teams are selected based on the UEFA coefficient of the European club. This coefficient is generated by participation of these clubs in last 5 Champions league tournaments.
4. 'Europa League' the little brother
These 32 teams are placed in 8 different groups of 4 teams each. They play among each other and top 2 teams go to the round of 16. 3rd team from each group goes to Europa league (another second tier Champions league for the lost champions).
5. Teams from the same league can't face each other in the round of 16
The round of 16 is scheduled via a draw where the winner and runner up play against each other, however two teams from the same country cannot play against each other in this round. There are home and away matches and the team with most aggregate goals moves to next round of 8.
6. Bring it on, Rival!
The round of 8 or the quarterfinals and round of 4 or the semifinals are again decided by the draw and there is no restriction for this draw. It means 2 clubs from the same country can face each other in this round.
7. Three countries singing together…
The chorus of the official anthem of the Champions league "Die Meister! Die Besten! Les grandes équipes! The champions!" is in three different languages. English, French, and German. These are UFEA's 3 official languages. The anthem is 3 minutes long.
8. Who's the GOAT?
As of March 2019, Christiano Ronaldo (124 goals in 160 matches) and Lionel Messi (108 goals in 131 matches) hold the top spot of most number of goals scored in Champions league. No other player is near both of them.
9. Not more than 45, mate!
Since 1990, the referee for the Champions League matches cannot exceed the age of 45. Referees have to pass a fitness test by UEFA to qualify.
10. Not every winner gets to keep the trophy
Only a club that has won the Champions league 3 times in a row or 5 times overall wins the right to retain the replica of the trophy. Till date only six clubs won the rights to retain the trophy;
Real Madrid, Milan, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Barcelona and Ajax.
11. Fastest Goal scored in Champions League
Bayern Munich's Roy Makaay scored the fastest UEFA Champions League goal agaist Real Madrid in 2007. He scored it 10.2 seconds after kick-off.
12. Spanish Dominance
Spanish clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona altogether won 18 champions leagues. English and Italian clubs are tied at number two with 12 trophies each.
13. Semifinal luck or badluck?
Barcelona have a record to reach semifinals 6 times in a row. They did it from 2007–08 to 2012–13.
14. 'El Classico' (Real Madrid Vs Barcelona) never happened in the finals of the Champions league.
It is one of the biggest sport rivalries in the world. They met three times in the semifinals, but never in the finale. If they do, that would be the biggest sports events in the world!
Then I asked my colleague; so my dear friend, which European team are you going to follow??
He though for a second and said…"You mentioned Real Madrid won the most number of titles, right? I ll support them from now on…"
And just like that I made a rival over a coffee break!
#Messi #Ronaldo#UEFA #UEFAChampionsLeague #RealMadrid #FCB #Barcelona #Madrid #PremierLeague #LaLiga #ManchesterUnited #Arsenal #Chelsea #Liverpool #Juventus #ManchesterCity #EPL #EnglishPremierLeague #Soccer #Footb
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FORT SMITH (KFSM) – Col. Bobbi Doorenbos is the new commander of the Arkansas Air National Guard's 188th Wing.
"It's the management of all the day-to-day activities that are involved in 24/7 combat operations. So I have to make sure that all of our people are trained, and that we are able to do our mission without any hiccups or interruptions," Doorenbos said Sunday (Jan. 11) after the change-of-command ceremony.
She was a commander at a base in Arizona, and has worked in Washington, D.C., too.
"What that gives me is a network. And sometimes it's all about who you know, in terms of being able to get things done. So I understand how NBG operates -- that's the National Guard Bureau," Doorenbos said. "I understand who you need to talk to in order to get the things that you need to get done."
Doorenbos is the first female commander at the 188th.
"To me it's not really a big deal, but I recognize that to others it is a big deal. That's something that I'll honor and I want to honor. I hope that I prove to them that I'm capable and that I can do good things for this unit," she said.
U.S. Sen. John Boozman (R) was at the ceremony on Sunday (Jan. 11).
"I'm really excited about having a female commander. I've got three grown daughters -- it's neat, they can do anything that they want to do. And this lady has excelled in everything that she's done," Boozman said.
Her father, who lives north of Bentonville, is who she said first got her interested in her career.
"He was an F-100 pilot; [he] used to take me to the airport and I'd smell the jet fumes, and I'd hear the loud noise and I just knew that was what I wanted to do," she said.
One of her goals is to begin integrating with special operation forces at Fort Chaffee.
She said her first goal is to get the remotely-piloted aircraft operation and the DGS, or "intel analysis," to operate under one roof.
Col. Mark Anderson will be returning to his previous job with American Airlines, according to Major Heath Allen at the 188th.
Your name befits you Mr. punk, women are leading the way now, they aren't afraid to compromise or make tough decisions, I think she will do a great job and support her all the way! Congratulations Bobbi, may you have a long career with the 188th!
About time. Hurrah for women and your daddy who must have said, "you can become anything you want, and do anything you want." What an excellent role model that man is. I know you worked hard to attain this rank. Thank you for your service.
Accept it–it's the way of the future. Let people rise to the top based on their character and abilities–not race, gender or religion..
I know you will do a good job Bobbi . Congratulations, and I know your family is very proud of you.