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News: More housing at Keppel Wharf planned
By Tom Austen
A prominent commercial unit in Rotherham town centre could be converted into residential use under recently submitted plans.
Completed in 2008, Keppel Wharf forms part of the high profile Westgate Demonstrator Project which brought new apartments to the riverside. The scheme, part of the much-vaunted Rotherham Renaissance programme saw around £60m worth of development carried out, creating The Old Market, Keppel Wharf and the Imperial Buildings.
Whilst the residential aspects have been popular with investors and tenants, the commercial space has been more hit and miss.
Keppel Wharf, built on the former baths site overlooking the river, created 53 residential apartments and 5,000 sq ft of commercial space, plus 2,500 sq ft of open terrace.
Now plans have been submitted to convert the current commercial space on the ground floor, upper ground and Mezzanine level, into residential space.
A paying tenant for the large unit overlooking the river, which was designed for retail or restaurant use, has never been in place. Instead the space has previously been used as an art gallery and arts space.
The plans include introducing a "bed deck" to the upper ground floor to create a further 13 residential properties. The large bin store used for the commercial space will be re-purposed for the new residential properties.
If approved, nine two bed apartments and four one bed apartments, of which nine will be accommodated over two stories.
The plans, drawn up by Den Architecture, states: "The proposed development makes best use of this underutilised ground floor, upper ground and Mezzanine level demonstrating a carefully considered approach in order to achieve a scheme that is befitting of the area.
"The scheme sits comfortably within it's context, providing much needed high quality city centre residential units. The proposal respects the neighbouring properties.
"It is therefore considered that the proposal is appropriate for the site, context and only enhances what should be a desirable location."
Property agents at GVA, were brought in during 2017 to progress the sale of much of the development, with the client thought to be the developer, Illiad.
Images: Tom Austen
Labels: development, housing, investment, retail, Rotherham, town centre, Westgate Demonstrator Project
Anonymous, January 16, 2019 at 12:22 PM
Little short sighted maybe?With the development of Forge Island into a leisure destination,surely this site over looking the Island and river is ideal for a bar restaurant venue?Can't help but think in any other town.with such a wonderful riverside,that's exactly what it would be.Only in Rotherham!👎
Anonymous, February 1, 2019 at 8:22 PM
Poor Rotherham. The only bit of culture to be axed.Lack of vision and support again from RMBC.
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Jorge Martinuzzi "El monje blanco" (en húngaro: Fráter György, en croata: Juraj Utješinović), (18 de junio de 1482, Kamičak, Croacia – 17 de diciembre de 1551, Alvinc, Transilvania) fue un importante personaje político húngaro y croata, quincuagésimo tercer arzobispo de Estrigonia y cardenal.

Biografía

El Monje Blanco

Martinuzzi nació en Kamičak, en la región de Dalmacia. Era hijo de Gregorio Utješenić (en croata: Grgur Utješinović), un noble croata, y de una noble veneciana de apellido Martinuzzi. Decidió omitir el apellido de su padre, y adoptar el de su madre, aunque también fue conocido bajo la firma de Frater Georgius o Tux Frate. Desde sus 8 años de edad hasta los 12 se crio en la corte de Juan Corvino, el hijo ilegítimo del rey Matías Corvino de Hungría. En 1504 llegó a la corte de Eduviges Piast, la viuda de Esteban de Zápolya, el antiguo Nádor de Hungría. De ahí en adelante pasó al servicio del hijo de Eduviges, el conde Juan de Zápolya (quien era voivoda de Transilvania y posteriormente fue rey de Hungría como Juan I), sin embargo Jorge optó por unirse a la Orden Paulina (fundada en el Siglo XIII por el beato Eusebio de Esztergom.)

Fue entonces novicio en el monasterio de Sajólád y luego de cuatro años de estudios se convirtió en uno de los monjes más sabios de la orden, a tal punto que se le otorgó el cargo de prior del monasterio de Jasna Gora en Czestochowai, Polonia. Cuando Juan de Zápolya luchaba contra Fernando I de Habsburgo por la corona húngara y se vio forzado a huir de sus ejércitos, Jorge se llevó al noble húngaro a Polonia, ya como prior del monasterio. Ahí organizó el regreso de Juan de Zápolya a Transilvania. En 1528 Jorge fue confiado de servicios diplomáticos por de Zápolya, convirtiéndose en un personaje clave para el monarca transilvano. A partir de 1534 fue nombrado obispo de la diócesis húngara de Várad. Al estar vacío el trono húngaro, Fernando Habsburgo continuaba clamando sus derechos sucesorios frente a Juan de Zápolya, habiéndose hecho coronar los dos respectivamente con escasa diferencia de tiempo. Las guerras ambos por la corona eventualmente dividieron al reino húngaro en dos mitades, las cuales constantemente se esforzó por reunificar el monje blanco Martinuzzi.

En 1538 se firmó una paz entre las dos partes, convenio en el que Jorge tuvo gran participación. De esta forma, de Zápolya al no tener hijos, reinaría como Juan I de Hungría hasta su muerte, cuando la corona pasaría a manos de Fernando I de Habsburgo. Sin embargo antes de morir Juan I, su esposa Isabela Jagellón de Hungría le dio un hijo varón, al que hizo elegir como su sucesor inmediatamente: Juan Segismundo de Zápolya. Pero Juan I murió en 1540 a los pocos días después del nacimiento de su hijo, por lo cual el pequeño y su madre pasaron a quedar bajo la protección de Jorge Martinuzzi. El monje blanco se convirtió así en el regente de Hungría y en mayo de 1541 defendió la ciudad de Buda de los ejércitos germánicos que deseaban reclamar los derechos sucesorios de Fernando I frente al hijo de Juan I. Luego de que los turcos se enteraron de los acuerdos secretos entre los Habsburgo y los de Zápolya, muy molestos avanzaron contra Buda y la ocuparon en 1541. Jorge vio la posibilidad de reunificar Hungría bajo la figura de los Habsburgo, así que instó a que se firmase un nuevo acuerdo en Gyalu el 29 de diciembre de 1541 con Fernando, para que se pusiese en efecto el firmado en Várad un año antes. Mientras tanto, Martinuzzi, primero sobre la base de sus tesoreros y después a los regentes en 1542 fue organizando paulatinamente un gobierno independiente en las regiones orientales del Reino de Hungría, en Transilvania. Con esto, sin así desearlo fue preparando el camino para el nacimiento del Principado de Transilvania varias décadas después.

En 1551 hizo que Isabela Jagellón y su hijo Juan Segismundo renunciasen y le entregasen Transilvania a personas de confianza de Fernando I. Como recompensa, Jorge fue nombrado voivoda de Transilvania y arzobispo de Esztergom y por el Papa Julio III recibió el título de cardenal el 9 de agosto de 1551. Sin embargo, los ejércitos de Fernando no resultaban del todo capaces de enfrentar los constantes ataques de los turcos otomanos, y aprovechando esto Mircse V, voivoda de Valaquia irrumpió en Transilvania con sus armadas, mientras que Elías II, voivoda de Moldavia avanzó sobre las tierras de los székely. Jorge Martinuzzi reunió unos ejércitos y avanzó hacia el sur expulsando a Mircse V y a sus fuerzas turcas aliadas. Por otra parte el voivoda de Moldavia al enterarse de esto abandonó los territorios húngaros.

Mientras tanto, un enorme ejército arribó a Transilvania compuesto por austriacos, alemanes, checos, españoles húngaros e italianos. Estos en conjunto con los ejércitos de Báthory y Nádasdi acorralaron a los turcos retomando la ciudad de Lippa. El monje blanco permitió la libre salida de los soldados turcos de Lippa, lo que aturdió al comandante de los ejércitos germánicos Giovani Castaldo (1493-1563), quien de inmediato comenzó a sospechar de Martinuzzi

Asesinato de Jorge Martinuzzi

El monje, ganando buen tiempo, comenzó a negociar con los pachás que se habían organizado en los territorios del Sur del Reino de Hungría, por lo cual continuó levantando más sospechas aún ante Castaldo, que velaba solo por los intereses de Fernando I. Entonces, con aprobación del rey húngaro y emperador germánico Fernando de Habsburgo, Castaldo organizó el asesinato de Martinuzzi en el castillo de Alvinc, en Transilvania el 17 de diciembre de 1551. Para llevar a cabo el asesinato, contrató como sicario a Marco Aurelio Ferrari, el secretario del cardenal. De esta manera, Jorge fue asesinado en el bastión Oeste del castillo de Alvinc, en la capilla por los hombres pagados por Castaldo: Antonio Ferrari, Lorenzo Campeggi, Giovanni Munino, Sforza-Pallavicini y su gente, por dos disparos de arma de fuego, y 75 puñaladas. El monje tenía 69 años para el momento del asesinato.

Fue enterrado en la cripta de la catedral de San Miguel en Gyulafehérvár en febrero de 1552.

Fernando asumió la responsabilidad y envió al Papa un escrito de 87 puntos donde eximía de toda culpa a sí mismo y a su comandante Castaldo, mientras acusaba de Traición al monje. Puesto que Martinuzzi era un personaje del alto clero, surgió una situación muy tensa entre la corte de Viena y Roma, donde el Papa a penas dio credibilidad a las acusaciones de Fernando. El Papa Julio III interrogó en total 116 testigos y finalmente, luego de una gran renuencia, indultó al monarca el 14 de febrero de 1555.

Los demás asesinos corrieron con una suerte terrible, obviamente generada por este mismo crimen que cometieron: Sforza-Pallavicini fue capturado después por los turcos en la batalla de Palást, y fue llevado a latigazos a pie con un bastón hasta Estambul, donde pagaron 16.000 piezas de oro por su liberación. Marco Aurelio Ferrari, el secretario de Martinuzzi fue ahorcado en Italia por sus accione. Scramuccia fue asesinado y mutilado por sus propios soldados. Giovanni Munion fue decapitado en el Piemonte.

Tras el asesinato de Martinuzzi la reina viuda Isabela Jagellón fue llamada de regreso a Transilvania en 1566, donde tomó el poder en nombre de su hijo Juan Segismundo de Zápolya de 16 años de edad.

Bibliografía
 Horváth Mihály: Utyeszenich Frater György (Martnuzzi bíbornok) élete. (Budapest, 1882)
 Barabás Samu: Fráter György (Pozsony, 1885)
 Barta Gábor: Vajon kié az ország? (Budapest, 1988, Helikon)
 Kubán Endre I.: A szőrösfülű barát. Utyeszenich-Martinuzzi György életregénye (Temesvár, 1942)
 Lissák György: Az aranykígyó. Fráter György élete (Pilisszántó 1998, Fráter György Alapítvány)
 Voinovich Géza: György barát. Martinuzzi Fráter György. (Budapest, 1942)

Nobles de Croacia
Cardenales de Croacia
Arzobispos de Esztergom
Cardenales de Hungría
Cardenales creados por Julio III
Religiosos asesinados
Vaivodas de Transilvania
Croatas del siglo XVI
Historia de Transilvania
Obispos católicos del siglo XVI
Arzobispos del siglo XVI
Obispos de Hungría del siglo XVI
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PAOLO motions with his hand an act that makes THE PROF. blush and JAMIE scream.
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Okay, so, I don't have a sweet tooth, but I have a confession, I have a new obsession and it is kisses. But not any kisses, special limited addition, dark chocolate, coconut creme Hershey's Kisses. I bought a bunch of spring holiday candy to make baskets for all family and the boy this weekend, and this was one of the packages. Normally I don't have issues with candy or chocolate, I have it all over the house and could really care less. But these little buggers (sorry Chloe, please do not take offense to my terminology) are just too darn good. Please, heed my warning, don't buy them, don't start, they are too good. Or maybe I just want you to leave more for me? They are limited additions, now the question is, do I stock up or relinquish the habit now before it is too late?
Love the wrapper! We have caramel filled Kisses at work and I cannot stop eating them, I love caramel!
I heartily endorse stocking up.
Oooh, sounds dangerous. Stock up. Good thing that they are "limited edition"! Thanks for the warning, but enjoy!
I have done the same with Lindt's chocolate balls. The spring wrapper made them cuter. I am actually trying not to buy more. But, I will now try your idea!
Love the caramel ones as well. Hubby loves the ones that mix chocolate with raspberry.


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Rebellion (Spanish:Rebeldía) is a 1975 Argentine film.

Cast
The cast of this movie includes: Delfy de Ortega, Francisco de Paula, Linda Peretz and Gabriela Gili.

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1975 films
Argentine comedy films
1970s Spanish-language films
1970s Argentine films


April 24, 2005, around 8pm, Harlem-Roscoe Firefighters arrived at a farm on Stateline Road to find that fire was destoying a pole barn and a 2-story garage. Firefighters were able to quickly stop the fire spread at the house which had received some exterior damage. Luckily no one was injured and the family was able to save some vehicles including a tractor from the burning buildings before firefighters arrived. Fire investigators believe the cause of the fire to be from burning embers that might not have been totally extinguished while the resident was burning earlier that day.


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Volgograd oblast är ett oblast i södra Ryssland med en yta på 113 900 km² och cirka 2,6 miljoner invånare. Huvudort är Volgograd. Andra stora städer är Volzjskij och Kamysjin.

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November trial date set in Paulsboro derailment case
Tanker cars derailed on Nov. 30, 2012 on a bridge in Paulsboro, releasing vinyl chloride into the air. Much of the community was later evacuated.
CAMDEN, N.J. -- The first trial related to a train derailment that released a dangerous chemical in Paulsboro, New Jersey nearly three years ago has been set for Nov. 16.
U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler on Friday set the new date after previously delaying the trial that was set to start this week as the two sides worked toward settlements.
More than 200 plaintiffs sued CSX Transportation, Norfolk Southern Railway Co., Conrail and others in federal court over the November 2012 derailment on a bridge.
Much of Paulsboro was evacuated in the aftermath of the spill.
The National Transportation Safety Board found last year that systemic errors led to the derailment, and it criticized the emergency response as "chaos."
Thousands of people also have related complaints in state court.
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CHART-TRACK LAUNCHES NEW COMPUTER AND VIDEO GAMES CHART IN DENMARK
OFFICIAL GAMES CHART PROVIDER FURTHER EXTENDS ITS SERVICE IN EUROPE
News by GamesIndustry International Contributor
Published on Jan. 19, 2007
Friday 19th January/...The Danish Trade body Multi Medie Foreningen has commissioned the highly regarded Chart-Track to monitor retail sales of computer and video game software and console hardware in Denmark. This comes with the full support of key retail chains B.O. Bøger, Blockbuster, Coop, Dansk Supermarked, EB Games, F Group, Game and Merlin.
On January 9th, after a six-month trial, the first official weekly charts were produced and showed EA's 'Need For Speed: Carbon' as Denmark's top-selling full price game and THQ's 'Biler' (Cars) as the budget top-seller.
John Pinder, Managing Director of Chart-Track, said "We're delighted to launch our new service in Denmark and we should like to thank the publishers and retailers for their enthusiastic support in getting the project off the ground. We aim to develop a top quality service for the whole games industry in Denmark, built on our experience in the UK and Ireland."
Peter Weile, Chairman of Multi Medie Foreningen and the managing director of Ubisoft Nordic said, "We are fully aware of Chart-Track's excellent reputation in the UK and look forward to working with them in Denmark. For the first time we now have access to independent market retail data and we see this as a major step forward for the Danish games industry."
About Chart Track - www.chart-track.co.uk
Chart-Track was formed in 1996 to monitor sales of music, videos and software through retail in the UK and Ireland. Since then they have established an unparalleled reputation for fast and accurate retail research in the home entertainment market. Operations now encompass the UK, Ireland & Denmark. Chart-Track is an independent limited company based in West London.
GamesIndustry International
GamesIndustry International is the world's leading games industry website, incorporating GamesIndustry.biz and IndustryGamers.com.


Tube : Russell Square (Picadilly line), Euston Station (Northern, Victoria, Picadilly, Hammersmith, Metropolitan, Circile line).
Georgian Times featured a wide gap between rich and poor and this was really visible in London. At the bottom of the social heap were the paupers They depended on handouts from the Parish to live but also several private charitable institutions sprang up in the eighteenth century to offer further forms of assistance. The Foundling Hospital was one of this place, Britain's first home for abandoned children.
Through the Art collection of the hospital, the museum presents the work of the Foundling Hospital's founder Thomas Coram, as well as the artist William Hogarth and the composer George Frideric Handel, both major benefactors of the institution. It also illustrates how the Foundling Hospital's charity work for children still carries on today through the child care organisation Coram.
The Foundling Hospital Collection includes works of art by Britain's most prominent eighteenth century artists: William Hogarth, Thomas Gainsborough, Joshua Reynolds, Louis-Francois Roubiliac and many others. These paintings and sculptures, often donated by the artists themselves, were given in order to support this Britain's first home for abandoned children. These works effectively made the Foundling Hospital the nation's first art gallery available to the public.
The museum also lets the visitor see furniture, photographs and other items from the days when the Foundling Hospital still accepted abandoned children to be reared and educated within its walls. One of the memorable items that can be seen in the collection are the tokens (coins, a button, jewelry, a poem) which were given by mothers leaving their babies, allowing the Foundling Hospital to match a mother with her child should she ever come back to claim it. Even most of the children never saw their mothers again and the tokens are still in the care of the museum.
During your visit you'll see rooms used for different purpose and be able to feel the atmosphere from those days. - The Committee Room was the room where mothers intending to leave their babies would be interviewed for suitability. - The Picture Gallery is another original interior room where painting of the governors and hospital officials through the ages are framed on the walls. - The Court Room in is rococo style is where the Foundling Hospital's Court of Governors used to meet. Its style and ostentation was designed to make the best possible impression on all future potential governors and donors. - The uppermost floor of the Foundling Museum houses is dedicated more specifically to the musician George Frideric Handel through the Gerald Coke Handel Collection.


The last day of school was Friday. As much as I love routine, I love the laziness of summer way more. So happy to have early mornings free for yarn and coffee.
Happy summer! We have four more days of school and then finals. All will be over on the 19th! I love Andrew's phone in his pocket. A familiar sight around here!
Jumping for your joy here too! Bring on the summer!
Hear, hear. Great photo. My girls and I have been waking up around eight, having breakfast, out to get our hearts pumping, home for snack, then some outdoor play while Mum knits a sock.
I remember so clearly the thrill of the last day of school and the first day of summer. Nothing in adulthood has come close to that joyous sensation. Lovely photo.
The slow mornings are the best, aren't they? Enjoy!
just saw your instagram photo......She's home......I have been hoping for her return to your family ever since I read that she had gotten out.....so glad you are all together again!
Trouble is home - how wonderful! So happy for all of you!


I wish to use Remote Desktop Protocol on my Windows 10 machine to remotely access my MacBook Air running macOS High Sierra.
Is this possible in any way shape or form?
Remote access over RDP is possible from macOS to Windows but not vice versa.
You can instead configure Screen Sharing from within Sharing preference pane under System Preferences app and connect to the Mac from Windows using one of the many VNC client apps.
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Главная » News » George Soros will be part of the Investment Council of Ukraine
George Soros will be part of the Investment Council of Ukraine
Monday, 29 August, 2016 - 19:00
American financier of Jewish and Hungarian origin George Soros is going to join the members of the National Investment Council of Ukraine this was stated today by the head of department Boris Lozhkyn.
George Soros and Paul Polman - Chief Executive Officer of Unilever and the head of the World Council of Entrepreneurs and sustainable development, management of SOCAR - the largest state companies of Azerbaijan have agreed to participate in the Council stated Lozhkin.
Lozhkyn noted that at present negotiations are underway with a number of renowned foreign investors, which in the future may join the council. According to him, the revitalization of the National Investment Council, attraction of investments and creation of a normal business climate in Ukraine will contribute to the growth of the national economy.
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The Arizona State Sun Devils football team represents Arizona State University in the sport of American football. The Sun Devils team competes in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the South Division of the Pac-12 Conference (Pac-12). Arizona State University has fielded a football team since 1897. The Sun Devils are led by head coach Kenny Dillingham and play their home games at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. The Sun Devils have won seventeen conference titles, including three Pac-12 titles.

A number of successful and professional football players once played for ASU. The school has 3 unanimous All-Americans and 16 consensus selections. Among the most lauded players the school has produced are Pat Tillman, Terrell Suggs, Mike Haynes, Darren Woodson, Charley Taylor, and John Henry Johnson.

In addition to its players, ASU's football program has had several notable head coaches, including Hall of Famers Dan Devine and John Cooper and national champion Dennis Erickson. The all-time school wins leader is Hall of Fame coach Frank Kush, for whom Frank Kush Field at Sun Devil Stadium is named. Kush also consistently led the Sun Devils to victory against the Arizona Wildcats, ASU's traditional rival, losing to the Wildcats only twice between 1963 and 1979.

History

Early history (1896–1957)
Frederick M. Irish served as the first head football coach at the Territorial Normal School, renamed Tempe Normal School in 1903 and now known as Arizona State University, coaching from 1896 to 1906 and compiling a record of 12–8. Territorial Normal did not field a football team in 1897, 1898, or 1901. George Schaeffer served as the head football coach at Tempe Normal School from 1914 to 1916, compiling a record of 7–8. Aaron McCreary oversaw the school's football program from 1923–1929. During this time, the school changed its nickname from the Owls to the Bulldogs and the name of the school was changed to Arizona State University. McCreary left ASU with a 25–17–4 record. Ted Shipkey led the Arizona State football program from 1930–1932, compiling a record of 13–10–2. Shipkey was replaced by Rudy Lavik, who led Arizona State to a less impressive 13–26–3 mark in his five seasons. Dixie Howell served as ASU's head coach from 1938 to 1941, compiling a record of 23–15–4. In 1947, Ed Doherty became head coach at Arizona State, where he compiled a 25–17 record from 1947 to 1950. He left after ASU five days after defeating rival Arizona, 47–13, because he felt that he didn't have enough job security.

Clyde Smith took over the reins of the Arizona State football program in 1952, and under his leadership, they compiled a record of 15–13–1. Smith resigned following the 1954 season. On February 5, 1955, Michigan State assistant coach Dan Devine accepted the head coaching position at Arizona State. Joining him as an assistant was Frank Kush, who would have even greater success at the school after Devine's departure. During his three years, Devine compiled a record of 27–3–1 (.887), including a spotless 10–0 mark during his final campaign. In that last season, Devine's team led the nation in total offense and scoring, averaging just under 40 points per game in the latter category. Devine's success at Arizona State resulted in an offer from Missouri, which he accepted on December 18, 1957.

Frank Kush era (1958–1979)

Frank Kush was promoted to the position of head coach at Arizona State, which he would hold for the next 22 years. During his time at Arizona State, Kush was known for being one of the most physically demanding coaches in the game. His daily football practices in the heat of the Arizona desert are still the stuff of legend today. One of his drills was known as "Bull in the Ring", whereupon he would have the players form a circle. He would put a player in the middle (most often, a player he felt needed "motivation"), call out a uniform number, and blow his whistle. That player would charge the player in the middle and the two would engage in contact until Kush blew the whistle again. Whichever of the two players gave the best effort would go back to the circle, while the player "dogging it" would stay in until Kush decided he could quit. Former NFL and Arizona State player Curley Culp once broke a teammate's facemask during this drill. Another of his drills (which was designed to see if his running backs could take punishment carrying the ball) consisted of having only a center, quarterback, and two running backs line up on offense, with no other offensive lineman, and run running plays against the entire defense. Kush would run a running back into the line time and time again so he could get used to the pounding he would take in games.

The most famous of Kush's motivational techniques was called "Mount Kush." Mount Kush was a steep hill near the Sun Devils' practice facility (Camp Tontozona) near Payson, Arizona with several large rocks, cacti, and no shade from the Arizona sun. If a player especially needed discipline in Kush's opinion, that player would have to run up and down that hill numerous times. During his lengthy career in the desert, Kush compiled a record of 176–54–1, with only one losing season. In his first 11 years, he captured two conference titles and finished runner-up five times. That success led to him accepting the head coaching job at the University of Pittsburgh on January 4, 1969. However, just five days later, Kush had a change of heart and returned to Arizona State.

Kush's return would begin a memorable era in Sun Devil football history with five consecutive Western Athletic Conference championships as the team won 50 of 56 games from 1969 to 1973. During this time, Arizona State won the 1970 Peach Bowl and the first three editions of the Fiesta Bowl. In 1974, the team dropped to 7–4, but bounced back with authority the following year when they went 12–0, capping the year with a thrilling 17–14 win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Fiesta Bowl, a game in which Kush's son, Danny, kicked three field goals, including the game winner. A down year in 1976 saw the team fall to 4–7, but another comeback resulted the next year with a 9–3 mark. In that year's Fiesta Bowl, the Sun Devils lost a bowl game for the only time under Kush's leadership, with a 42–30 defeat to Penn State. In 1978, Kush's team once again finished 9–3, this time defeating Rutgers in the Garden State Bowl. That win would be one of the final highlights of Kush's tenure as controversy and scandal the next year toppled him from his head coaching position. In September 1979 former Sun Devil punter Kevin Rutledge filed a $1.1 million lawsuit against the school, accusing Kush and his staff of mental and physical harassment that forced him to transfer. The most dramatic charge was that Kush had punched Rutledge in the mouth after a bad punt in the October 28, 1978, game against the Washington Huskies. During the next few weeks, overzealous fans turned things ugly when the insurance office of Rutledge's father suffered a fire and the family's attorney received two death threats.

On October 13, 1979, Kush was fired as head coach for interfering with the school's internal investigation into Rutledge's allegations. Athletic director Fred Miller cited Kush's alleged attempts to pressure players and coaches into keeping quiet. The decision came just three hours before the team's home game against Washington. Kush was allowed to coach the game, with the Sun Devils pulling off an emotional 12–7 upset of the sixth-ranked Huskies, fueled by the angry crowd incensed by the decision. After the game ended, Kush was carried off the field by his team. The win gave him a 3–2 record on the season, but all three victories were later forfeited when it was determined that Arizona State had used ineligible players. After nearly two years, Kush would be found not liable in the case, but would be off the sidelines during 1980, the first time in more than 30 years that he had been away from the game. The case itself would have far-reaching implications for coaches everywhere, making them consider the different ways to best motivate and/or punish players. Future NFL players who played under Kush at Arizona State include Charley Taylor, Curley Culp, Danny White, Benny Malone, Mike Haynes, and John Jefferson and Steve Holden. Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson also played a year of football at Arizona State for Kush on a football scholarship before switching to baseball.

Darryl Rogers era (1980–1984)
Darryl Rogers replaced Kush and led the Sun Devils to a 37–18–1 record in five seasons. The best season of the Rogers era came in 1982, a 10–2 campaign that resulted in a Fiesta Bowl win and a No. 6 ranking in the final AP and Coaches' polls. Rogers accepted an offer to serve as head coach of the NFL's Detroit Lions and left ASU after the 1984 season.

John Cooper era (1985–1987)
John Cooper left his post as Tulsa head coach and became the head coach at Arizona State in 1985 where his teams played in three consecutive bowl games, including the 1987 Rose Bowl, during his three-year tenure. Notably, he was just 0–2–1 against arch-rival Arizona. He accepted the job as head coach at Ohio State on December 31, 1987. The 1986 team won the school's first Pacific-10 Championship and went on to defeat the Michigan Wolverines in the 1987 Rose Bowl.

Larry Marmie era (1988–1991)
ASU promoted Larry Marmie from defensive coordinator to head coach to replace Cooper. Marmie's tenure was marked by mediocrity and disappointment, with a 6–5 mark in 1988, a 6–4–1 record in 1989, a 4–7 campaign in 1990, and a 6–5 season in 1991. School administrators fired Marmie following the 1991 season, amidst fan impatience.

Bruce Snyder era (1992–2000)
Bruce Snyder left California to become ASU's head coach in 1992. Snyder's 58 wins and nine-year tenure as head coach at Arizona State each rank second in school history to marks set by Frank Kush. Snyder led ASU to four bowl games including a win in the 1997 Sun Bowl. More than 40 ASU players coached by Snyder were selected in the National Football League Draft, including seven in the first round, and more than 40 others signed free agent contracts in the National Football League. In 1996, Snyder led the Sun Devils to one of the finest seasons in school history and was named Pacific-10 Coach of the Year. The 1996 squad finished with an 11–1 record and captured the Pacific-10 championship. The Sun Devils stunned the top-ranked and two-time defending national champion Nebraska Cornhuskers in the season's second game. Arizona State reeled off the third undefeated regular season in school history en route 1997 Rose Bowl, where they came within 19 seconds of a victory over Ohio State. Had they won, the Sun Devils would have likely won at least a share of the national championship, as they would have been the only undefeated major-conference team in the nation. For his efforts that season, Snyder won a number of national coaching awards, including the Paul "Bear" Bryant Award and the Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award. Snyder stepped down as ASU head coach following the 2000 season.

Dirk Koetter era (2001–2006)
Boise State head coach Dirk Koetter was hired to replace Snyder in 2001. At Arizona State, Koetter compiled a 40–34 record and four Bowl appearances in six years. Under Koetter, who was also the offensive play caller, the Sun Devils became known for a vertical passing attack. On November 26, 2006, Koetter was terminated as the head football coach. His final game was the 2006 Hawaii Bowl on Christmas Eve, a 41–24 loss.

Dennis Erickson era (2007–2011)

Seasoned coaching veteran Dennis Erickson left Idaho for the opportunity to lead his fourth BCS program. Athletic director Lisa Love hired him on December 9 to replace the recently fired Dirk Koetter. Arizona State was Erickson's third head coaching stint in the Pacific-10, after Washington State and Oregon State. In addition to Idaho, Erickson also had college head coaching tenures at Wyoming and Miami, as well as in the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers.

Arizona State paid $2.8 million to Koetter and a $150,000 buyout to Idaho to complete the hiring of Erickson to a five-year contract. He immediately paid dividends for ASU, leading the Sun Devils to a 10–2 regular season record in 2007, a share of the Pacific-10 title, and a berth in the Holiday Bowl. Erickson was named the 2007 Pacific-10 Coach of the Year, becoming the first to ever win the award at three different Pacific-10 schools. He also coached another major award winner; placekicker Thomas Weber was named the Lou Groza Award winner. Erickson worked for the relatively low salary of $500,000 from ASU in his first season, with another $2 million paid by the 49ers for the last year of his NFL contract. The remaining four years of the original ASU contract paid $1.275 million per year. In 2008 the Arizona Board of Regents had approved a contract extension to keep Erickson at Arizona State through June 2012. Erickson's early success at ASU was not sustained, as the Sun Devils failed to have another winning season and lost three of four Territorial Cup rivalry games against Arizona. In his final four seasons, Erickson was 21–28 overall and 14–22 in conference. After opening the 2011 season with a promising 6–2 record, Arizona State suffered four straight Pac-12 defeats in November to end the regular season, and Erickson was fired on November 28. He was allowed to coach in their bowl game on December 22, but ASU was soundly beaten 56–24 by Boise State in the Maaco Bowl in Las Vegas for their fifth consecutive loss.

Todd Graham era (2012–2017)
Todd Graham was announced as Arizona State University's head coach on December 14, 2011. Graham came to ASU after only one season at Pittsburgh, informing his players and assistant coaches of his decision to leave Pitt for ASU via text message. Graham also previously served as head coach at Rice for one season and Tulsa for four seasons.

In his first season at Arizona State, the Sun Devils went 8–5 securing their first winning season since 2007. With a win in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl against the Navy Midshipmen, the 2012 Sun Devils won the final three games of the season for the first time since 1978. ESPN's Pac-12 Blog writer Ted Miller called Todd Graham's first season at Arizona State an "unquestioned success." In 2013, Graham continued to build positive momentum and led ASU the Pac-12 South title after defeating UCLA and rival Arizona. ASU finished the season 10–4 and ranked No. 21 in the AP Poll and No. 20 in the Coach's Poll. For his efforts in leading ASU to a Pac-12 South championship, Graham received the 2013 Pac-12 Coach of the Year Award. In 2014, ASU finished with yet another 10 win season by going 10–3 and ranking No. 12 in the final AP Poll and No. 14 in the final Coach's Poll. The season was capped off with Graham leading the Sun Devils to victory over Duke University in the Sun Bowl. The 2015 season saw a big drop off for the program as the Sun Devils finished a disappointing 6–7 with a 42–43 loss to the West Virginia Mountaineers in the Cactus Bowl. The trend continued into the next two seasons. The Sun Devils finished 2016 on a 6-game losing streak which culminated in a 5–7 record. 2017 would be Graham's final season. The team improved only slightly, finishing 7–6 with a Sun Bowl loss to North Carolina State, 31–52. Graham and Arizona State agreed to part ways on November 26, 2017 following a 7–5 regular season.

Herm Edwards era (2018–2022)

On December 3, 2017, longtime NFL coach and ESPN analyst Herm Edwards was announced as the next head coach of the Sun Devils. Edwards kicked off the 2018 season with a 2–0 record, including a marquee win over then #15 Michigan State. Despite the promising start, the Devils dropped four of their next five games, sitting with a 1–3 conference record. Arizona State surged, winning their next three, but fell just short to Oregon and a Pac-12 South title. The Territorial Cup was played at Arizona Stadium on Saturday, November 24. Arizona led the Sun Devils by 19 points entering the fourth quarter, but a wild comeback by ASU, capped off by what would've been a game winning field goal by Arizona, resulted in the cup staying in Tempe. The Sun Devils then faced Fresno State In the Las Vegas Bowl, losing 31–20 and completing the season with a 7–6(5–4) record. Herm Edwards started his second season off 3–0, once again beating #18 Michigan State, this time on the road. ASU dropped their conference opener against Colorado, but bounced back with two straight wins, including a victory over #15 Cal to improve to 2–1 in conference play before dropping four consecutive games, officially disqualifying them from the Pac-12 South title. Arizona State shocked #6 Oregon at home, winning 31–28 in front of a packed stadium. The Sun Devils capped off the season with a win over rival Arizona, 24–14, and a Sun Bowl victory over Florida State, 20–14, finishing with a record of 8–5(4–5). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Pac-12 teams had only six games scheduled. Arizona State dropped their first game to #20 USC 28–27 in heartbreaking fashion, and their following two contests were cancelled due to COVID complications within the Arizona State program. The Sun Devils returned from their nearly month long hiatus with a game versus UCLA, which they lost at home 25–18. ASU traveled to take on Arizona in Tucson for the 94th installment of the Territorial Cup. The Sun Devils slaughtered the Wildcats, 70–7, retaining the Cup for the third straight year. In their fourth and final game of the season, Arizona State capped off the season with a 46–33 win over Oregon State to finish the season 2–2 (2–2). In June 2021, rumors began circulating of several NCAA violations committed by Herm Edwards and the Arizona State staff, which were confirmed by several articles, including one published on June 23 by Pete Thamel of Yahoo! Sports. As a result of the allegations, tight ends coach Adam Breneman, defensive backs coach Christian Hawkins, and wide receivers coach Prentice Gill were placed and remain on administrative leave. Despite the numerous allegations of violations and rumors that the entire staff may be fired after the season, Herm Edwards and his Sun Devils finished 8-5 overall and (6-3) in Pac-12 play. The season concluded with a 20-13 loss to Wisconsin in the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl. During the 2021-2022 offseason, multiple coaches including Zak Hill and Antonio Pierce resigned.  17 players including the starting quarterback Jayden Daniels and All-American linebacker Eric Gentry, entered the transfer portal as a result of the investigation and NIL. On September 18th, 2022, Arizona State fired Edwards the day following a 30-21 loss to Eastern Michigan.

Conference affiliations
 Independent (1897–1930)
 Border Conference (1931–1961)
 Western Athletic Conference (1962–1977)
 Pac-12 Conference (1978–present)

Championships

Conference championships
Arizona State has won 17 conference championships, seven in the Border Conference, seven in the Western Athletic Conference, and three in the Pac-12 Conference.

† Co-champions

Division championships
Arizona State won the 2013 Pac-12 South division championship.

Unclaimed National Championships

Despite being the only team to finish undefeated in the 1975 season, ASU was ranked 2nd place in both the AP and Coaches rankings. However, on January 17, 1976 Sporting News Ranked ASU as the #1 team in College Football for the 1975 season. The National Championship Foundation also recognized ASU as the #1 ranked team in the nation. ASU was also ranked #1 in 1970 by the Poling System (1935-1984). http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/2018/FBS.pdf The unfortunate disadvantage that ASU had was that they did not come from a powerhouse conference. That being said, they opened the door for many universities from smaller conferences to compete in big bowls/national championships such as Boise State, UCF, Tulane, BYU and Utah.

Bowl games

Arizona State has played in 33 bowl games in its history. The Sun Devils have a bowl record of 15–17–1.

Head coaches

Home stadiums

The Sun Devils play their home games at Frank Kush Field at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. Sun Devil Stadium was constructed in 1958 and originally held a capacity of 30,000.

On September 21, 1996, the playing surface was renamed Frank Kush Field after the long time ASU coach in a 19–0 upset of then top-ranked Nebraska.

Prior to the construction of Sun Devil Stadium, the Sun Devils played their home games at the following locations:
 1897–1926 Normal Field
 1927–1935 Irish Field
 1936–1957 Goodwin Stadium

Culture

 Colors – Arizona State's traditional colors are maroon and gold.
 Songs  – The fight songs for Arizona State are "Maroon and Gold" and "Go Go Devils". After a touchdown "Maroon and Gold" is played. After a field goal "Go Go Devils" is played. For big plays, a shortened version of either song is played.
 Mascot – Arizona State's mascot is "Sparky the Sun Devil". Sparky was adopted as ASU's mascot in 1946 following a vote was held to replace the Bulldog, the mascot at the time.
 Devil Walk  – Prior to each home game, fans and the Sun Devil Marching Band welcomes the team inside Desert Financial Arena as they head to the football stadium. At the conclusion of the event, the marching band performs a short concert.
 Marching Band  – (see Arizona State University Sun Devil Marching Band)
 Stomp the Bus – The entrance video of the Sun Devils featuring a giant Sparky crushing the opposing team's bus underfoot

Arizona State fields a more-than-300-member marching band that performs at all home football games, bowl games, and the rivalry game with the University of Arizona. In addition to halftime shows and stand tunes, the Sun Devil Marching Band always play the Arizona State fight songs and the Alma Mater.

Rivalries

Arizona

Arizona State's longest and most intense rivalry is with the University of Arizona. The football game between the schools is nicknamed The Duel in the Desert, and the winner of the game receives the Territorial Cup. Arizona State won the first matchup in 1899 by a score of 11–2. Arizona holds the all-time series lead with a record of 49–45–1.

Since becoming a university in 1958, Arizona State has the overall lead in the rivalry series with a record of 31–24–1. Since ASU and Arizona became Pac-12 Conference members in 1978, Arizona leads the series 19–16–1. In recent contests, an unranked Sun Devils team upset a ranked Arizona Wildcats team 30–29 in Tucson in 2010. After a strong start in 2011, ASU ended the season with a 31–27 loss to Arizona in Tempe. The Sun Devils finished the 2012 season with a win over the No. 24 ranked Wildcats in Tucson by a score of 41–34. In 2013, the No. 13 ranked Sun Devils beat the Wildcats 58–21 in Tempe. In 2014, the Wildcats hosted the game and beat the Sun Devils 42–35 to claim the Pac-12 South championship.

Practice facilities

Bill Kajikawa Practice Fields

Bill Kajikawa Practice Fields, located on Sixth Street and Rural Road, is normally where Sun Devil football team practices when weather permits.

Camp Tontozona
An Arizona State University property, is a  camp just outside Payson created by former legendary coach Frank Kush was used as a bonding place for his players. Tontozona has marked the unofficial start of the Sun Devils' seasons from 1960–2008. Due to the knack of losing practices to rainouts, short and torn up fields leading to excessive injuries, and travel costs, the team decided to move camp back to Tempe campus with the arrival of the Devil Dome. After a 4-year absence the Sun Devils returned to Camp Tontozona starting in Aug 2012. The team was able to make the return after a short fund raising effort by fans and alumni brought in over $160,000.

Verde Dickey Dome
Formerly opened as Devil Dome and nicknamed,"The Bubble", $8.4 million practice facility broke ground on May 15, 2008 to provide a climate controlled space for the Sun Devil football team, Sun Devil Marching Band, ASU Intramurals and for other athletic department events. Before its full completion and turn over from the contractor to the university on the night of August 28, 2008 a powerful storm brought it down. The Bubble was re-inflated early October and was fully repaired for use in July 2009. During the 2009 season the facility was renamed and dedicated to generous donor Dr. Verde Dickey as the Verde Dickey Center, to not only commemorate his donation for the facility but also his donations to Sun Devil Marching Band and projects such as renovation of locker rooms in Wells Fargo Arena and Sun Devil Stadium, Weatherup Basketball Center, The Athletes Performance Center, John Spini Gymnastics Center, and wrestling practice facility.

All-Americans

 1931
Norris Steverson
 1950
Wilford White
 1965
Ben Hawkins
 1967
Curley Culp
 1968
Ron Pritchard  †
 1969
Art Malone
 1970
J. D. Hill
Gary Venturo
Windlan Hall
Mike Tomco
 1971
Windlan Hall
Junior Ah You
Woody Green
 1972
Woody Green †
Steve Holden
 1973
Woody Green †
Danny White
 1974
Bob Breunig
John Houser
Freddie Williams
Clifton Alapa
Kory Schuknecht
Mike Haynes
 1975
Mike Haynes  †
Larry Gordon
John Jefferson
Freddie Williams
Willie Scroggins
Randy Moore
Mike Martinez
 1976
John Harris
 1977
George Fadok
Al Harris
John Harris
John Jefferson †
Tim Peterson
Dennis Sproul
 1978
Al Harris ‡
 1979
Bob Kohrs
Mark Malone
 1980
John Mistler
Willie Gittens
Vernon Maxwell
Mike Richardson
 1981
Mike Black
Mike Pagel
Dan Mackie
Vernon Maxwell
John Meyer
Mike Richardson †
Gerald Riggs
Luis Zendejas
 1982
Mike Black
Jim Jeffcoat
Vernon Maxwell
Mike Richardson †
Luis Zendejas  †
 1983
David Fulcher
 1984
Doug Allen
Darryl Clack
David Fulcher †
Tom Magazzeni
Jim Meyer
Dan Saleaumua
Mark Shupe
Luis Zendejas
 1985
Greg Battle
Aaron Cox
David Fonoti
David Fulcher †
Dan Saleaumua
Mike Schuh
Scott Stephen

 1986

Aaron Cox
Jeff Gallimore
Darryl Harris
Skip McClendon
Randall McDaniel
Dan Saleaumua
Scott Stephen
Danny Villa †
Channing Williams
Darren Willis
 1987
Eric Allen
Greg Clark
Aaron Cox
Darryl Harris
Randall McDaniel †
Shawn Patterson
 1988
Mark Tingstad
 1989
Nathan LaDuke
Ron Fair
 1990
Nathan LaDuke
 1992
Shante Carver
Brett Wallerstedt
 1993
Shante Carver
 1995
Juan Roque
Jake Plummer
 1996
Terry Battle
Jake Plummer
Keith Poole
Derrick Rodgers
Juan Roque †
 1997

Ryan Kealy
Victor Leyva
Kyle Murphey
Grey Ruegamer
Jeremy Staat
Pat Tillman
 1998
Steven Baker
Todd Heap
Scott Peters
J.R. Redmond
Grey Ruegamer
 1999
Marvel Smith
Todd Heap
 2000
Adam Archuleta
Todd Heap
Terrell Suggs
 2001

Levi Jones
Shaun McDonald
Jason Shivers
Terrell Suggs
 2002
Shaun McDonald
Terrell Suggs ‡
Chaz White
 2004
Derek Hagan
Chris MacDonald
Zach Miller
 2005
Terry Richardson
Derek Hagan
Rudy Carpenter
 2006
Dexter Davis
Travis Goethel
Zach Miller  †
 2007
Omar Bolden
Robert James
Thomas Weber †
 2012
Will Sutton  †
 2013
Will Sutton
 2014
Jaelen Strong
 2016
Zane Gonzalez  ‡

† Consensus All-Americans

‡ Unanimous All-Americans

College Football Hall of Fame Members

Pro Football Hall of Fame Members

Other notable players

 Junior Ah You – Retired CFL Hall of Fame Defensive end
 Brandon Aiyuk – Current NFL Wide receiver and return specialist for the San Francisco 49ers
 Eric Allen – Retired NFL Cornerback
 Kalen Ballage RB, Miami Dolphins
 Ron Brown – Retired NFL Wide receiver
 Dave Buchanan – Retired CFL all-star Running back
 Vontaze Burfict LB, free agent
 Shante Carver – Retired NFL Defensive end ASU Hall Of Fame
 Aaron Cox – Retired NFL Wide receiver
 Ken Dyer – AFL and NFL player
 George Flint – Retired AFL Guard
 David Fulcher – Retired NFL Defensive back
 Mark Gastineau – Retired NFL Defensive end
 John F. Goodman – Retired United States Marine Corps Lieutenant General; Former NFL Quarterback
 Larry Gordon – Retired NFL Linebacker
 Bruce Hardy – Retired NFL Tight end
 N'Keal Harry – Current NFL wide receiver for the Chicago Bears
 James Hood – Retired NFL CFL Wide receiver
 Bernard Henry – Retired NFL Wide receiver
 Jim Jeffcoat – Retired NFL Defensive tackle
 John Jefferson – Retired NFL Wide receiver
 Paul Justin – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Kyle Kingsbury – former Defensive tackle, a Mixed Martial Artist under contract as a light heavyweight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship
 Art Malone – Retired NFL Running back
 Benny Malone – Retired NFL Running back
 Mark Malone – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Isaiah Mustafa – former NFL Wide receiver, best known for his appearance on Ugly Betty and the Old Spice Advertisements
 Brock Osweiler – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Mike Pagel – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Jake Plummer – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Damarious Randall – Current free agent, former NFL Defensive back for the Las Vegas Raiders
 J.R. Redmond – Retired NFL Running back
 Mike Richardson – Retired NFL Safety
 Gerald Riggs – Retired NFL Running back
 Derrick Rodgers – Retired NFL Linebacker
 Marvel Smith – Retired NFL Offensive lineman
 Phillipi Sparks – Retired NFL Defensive back
 Jeremy Staat – former NFL Defensive lineman, served in the Iraq War
 Terrell Suggs – current free agent NFL Outside linebacker, formerly of the Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals
 Shawn Swayda – former NFL Defensive end
 Pat Tillman – former NFL Safety, killed by Friendly fire while serving in Operation Enduring Freedom
 Jeff Van Raaphorst – Retired NFL Quarterback, Rose Bowl Hall of Fame
 Danny White – Retired NFL Quarterback
 Darren Woodson – Retired NFL Safety

Future non-conference opponents
Announced schedules as of February 6, 2022.

References

External links

American football teams established in 1897
1897 establishments in Arizona Territory


Another week has come and gone and, along with taking another step in our steady march towards impending doom, there's a fresh batch of Fortnite challenges for PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and iOS players to do. We're now in Season 5, Week 4, so you should know how this goes, but if you're new to Epic's insanely popular multiplayer game we'll get you caught up on what you need to know.
Fortnite's weekly challenges allow players to unlock Battle Stars by fulfilling specific objectives. These range from simply taking out a specific set of enemies, to trickier challenges that involve following treasure maps. Completing these unlocks unique customisation items and also levels up your Battle Pass–if you have one. Challenges are split into two categories, with a set of quests for all players and then a second set available exclusively to Battle Pass owners. To make things a bit easier, we've got a breakdown of all the challenges below, and also a guide for the harder of the bunch.
In the free challenges section, there's two most straight forward challenges involve building 250 structures and eliminating five opponents in Dusty Divot. The one that will eat up some time is jumping through flaming hoops with a Shopping Cart or an ATK.
For those with a Battle Pass, there will be some extra effort required to complete your challenges. These include dealing 500 damage to enemies with a Sniper Rifle, searching chests in Flush Factory and getting three pistol eliminations. However, the hardest of the bunch involves searching between a gas station, soccer pitch, and stunt mountain.
Luckily, we've done it and have put together a quick guide for you. The Battle Star can be found in quadrant C5 on the map, at the base of stunt mountain, hidden near a pale white tree. This tree is located north of the gas station and just south of Pleasant Park. You can look at the images below to see exactly where it is on the map and also get a breakdown of all the challenges. Alternatively, watch the video above to see us do the challenge.
Developer Epic Games also has launched Fortnite update 5.10, which introduces a limited-time mode called Fly Explosives. In this mode players are equipped with jetpacks and explosive weaponry to wreak havoc on their fellow combatants. The update also pulls the Guided Missile out of the vault and puts it back into play, albeit with some changes.
For those still doing Season 5, Week 3 challenges, you can take a look at out our guide on how to follow the Flush Factory treasure map and also the locations all the Clay Pigeons. If you haven't already done the Fortnite birthday challenges, we've got a guide for where to find the birthday cakes too. Take a look below for a comprehensive list of our Fortnite Season 5 coverage. The list includes guides to all the challenges so far, as well as a gallery of the new cosmetics introduced in the latest season, among other recent developments surround the game.


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This course highlights the fundamentals of safe and proper crane operation and maintenance, with theoretical lectures and practical application. The participants will have increased knowledge on the safety aspect and troubleshooting techniques in handling the crane and its systems such as the hydraulic and electrical components.
The training is also inclusive of the new innovation such as the introduction to programmable logic controllers, its user interface control and troubleshooting chart for their guidance and reference.


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America's TV doctors missed a golden opportunity to shut up this week
America's TV doctors are having a wild week.
It all began when Dr Oz went on Fox News to speak with Sean Hannity (rumor has it that if you say these words three times in front of a mirror at midnight, the ghost of Joseph Pulitzer will appear, covered in blood and followed by a murder of crows) about the coronavirus crisis. During the exchange, Hannity asked Oz to weigh in on how to safely reopen the country. (Side note: Dr Oz is not an epidemiologist, nor a virologist. He is, by trade, a heart surgeon, which is impressive, yes, but also sort of unrelated to the topic of how to curb a pandemic. I happen to have an excellent OB-GYN, but I wouldn't ask her to treat my shoulder pain.)
When asked to weigh in on how America could potentially ease lockdown restrictions, Oz thought it would be wise, and relevant, and interesting, and worthy of national television, to share the following musings: "Let's start with things that are really critical to the nation where we think we might be able to open without getting into a lot of trouble. I tell ya, schools are a very appetizing opportunity. I just saw a nice piece in The Lancet arguing that the opening of schools may only cost us two to three per cent in terms of total mortality."
In an apparent attempt to ease the blow of the words that had just passed his lips, Oz added that "any life is a life lost" (which, yes, is a tautology) and stressed that getting children back into schools also meant enabling them to get an education as well as meals (two legitimate concerns that have been discussed across the country since lockdown measures went into effect).
Oz's comments were poorly received, to say the least. The hashtag #FireDrOz started making the rounds on social media. People found his remarks "ghoulish" and "unforgivable". The outcry was such that Oz felt moved to share a video clip on Thursday, which, despite being deemed an apology by several outlets, failed to include the words "I'm sorry" or "I apologize".
Instead, Oz said in part: "I've realized my comments on risks around opening schools have confused and upset people, which was never my intention. I misspoke. As a heart surgeon, I spent my career fighting to save lives in the operating room by minimizing risks. At the same time, I'm being asked constantly how we will be able to get people back to their normal lives."
There's a lot to unpack here. Poor Dr Oz, he's being asked about coronavirus constantly – and it's not like he could just, oh I don't know, decline TV opportunities when he's run out of relevant things to say! The nation's TV hosts have been lining up around the block! They're breaking down his door and fighting over the brilliant tidbits he has to share!
Anyway, yes, Oz "misspoke" to say the least, and no, the problem isn't that people were "confused". There was some confusion on social media over who, exactly, was included in the potential two to three per cent he was referring to, but the general consensus is that Oz's comments are pretty terrible regardless of how to interpret them. What people took issue with is the apparent suggestion that knowingly putting human lives on the line in exchange for reopening parts of the country would be an acceptable course of action.
The sentence "First, do no harm" is often misattributed to the Hippocratic Oath, where in fact it does not appear. Yes, a version of those words was written by Hippocrates, the ancient Greek father of medicine, but in a text titled – how very fitting – Of the Epidemics. Don't believe me? I don't blame you! I, for one, know when to acknowledge that I'm not the expert in a given field. There's more information from Harvard Health, and here's a handy link to Of the Epidemics as published by the MIT, which includes the full sentence: "The physician must be able to tell the antecedents, know the present, and foretell the future – must mediate these things, and have two special objects in view with regard to disease, namely, to do good or to do no harm."
Oz would do well to re-read the part about "foretelling the future" and "doing no harm". (Like I said, I'm no expert, but casually weighing the worth of thousands of human lives on national television sounds a little bit harmful to me.) And if he's not willing to do that, then maybe he should figure out a way to turn down media interviews if he has nothing of worth to contribute.
But enough about Oz for now, because somehow, even as people were clamoring for Oz to be sent into TV oblivion for the foreseeable future, another one of America's most prominent TV doctors decided he wanted to get in on the action: Dr Phil.
A quick, but extremely important note about Dr Phil McGraw: while he does hold a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, McGraw is not a medical doctor. He's allowed to call himself "doctor" in the academic sense, much like Ross Geller in Friends referred to himself as Dr Geller because he had a PhD in paleontology, but that's about it.
Anyway, McGraw, too, was interviewed on Fox News, where he suggested it wasn't necessary to lock down the country due to the coronavirus because we don't do it for other, non-contagious causes of death, such as car crashes and cancer.
"The economy is crashing around us and they're doing that because people are dying from the coronavirus. I get that," he said. McGraw then pointed out that people routinely die due to "automobile accidents", "cigarettes", and "swimming pools", "but we don't shut the country down for that."
"Yet, we're doing it for this and the fallout is going to last for years because people's lives are being destroyed," he added.
Obviously, people don't die from car crashes, tobacco-induced illness, or drowning as a result of being packed in the same places. If they were, chances are we would be taking social distancing measures to avoid those deaths too. Indeed, we do put in precautions intended to prevent those deaths, such as seatbelts, PSAs about drink-driving, healthcare initiatives aimed at getting people to stop smoking, swimming lessons for children, and so on. But why refrain from making a completely baseless comparison, as long as it makes for vaguely entertaining television and you get to tell some people exactly what they want to hear?
The idea of bringing medicine to the world of television is thorny enough to begin with. If you want to defend it, you might say that TV doctors are all about popularisation. This isn't about profit! It's about making medicine and science available to the masses. And who could argue against that?
Except that's not what we have here. This isn't about making medicine accessible to the people – it's about cheapening your trade to turn it into profitable entertainment. This is a problem in many professions, but it becomes much more of an issue when your life's work is about saving — or at the very least protecting, or at the very, very least, not harming — lives.
I'm not a doctor, but since that word has clearly lost all of its meaning anyway, I'll go ahead and make a diagnosis: Dr Oz and Dr Phil have a serious case of attention-seeking, with the aggravating factor of being unable to resist the temptation to open their respective mouths in front of a camera. My prescription is an intense course of shutting the hell up.
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Prom is the Oscar's equivalent for any high school student. It's the most wonderful night of the year, filled with glitz and glamour, pomp and circumstance, fancy prom dresses and friends you may never see again, at least not for a long time. Prom is a special night, one to be remembered forever, and immortalized in photographs. While you may very well find the perfect dress, the accessories are going to be what pulls the outfit together. The accessories are going to be what has you looking beautiful for all those pictures you'll be taking that night.
When looking for those helpful accessories to pull everything together, color should be an important factor to consider. You want to match the color of your dress and not have clashing colors, but be sure not to go too matchy. Test out different tones and be sure to pursue plenty of options before making a decision.
Yes, being bold is looked upon with great favor. However, being overly flashy is definitely not what you want to go for either. Overwhelming jewelry and accessories may be distracting from your dress, hair, and makeup -you should search for something that compliments all those qualities of your outfit, not takes away from them.
Try to remember that you don't need many items to complete your prom look. When searching for accessories try to limit yourself to no more than 3-4 items, maybe a nice handbag, necklace, earrings, and bracelet or corsage is all you need. Take a pass on the extra shawl, anklet, or multiple necklaces.
When it comes to jewelry specifically, try to keep your jewelry types consistent. It might be difficult to choose between silver or gold for instance, but it would be beneficial to make a choice and commit to that style, it will make your outfit flow much more smoothly, therein helping you to look your best on your big night.
The classic prom add-ons such as the corsage, opt to keep them a part of your look. While traditionality isn't always looked upon with great interest by many this day and age, this prom tradition is a classic which should always be kept on your prom to-do list.
Sure everyone might always remember the dress you wore to prom, but completing the look to create the ensemble that will steal the show, and the heart of your date, on your big night is so important.


Daddy Fixes Barbie's Hair Like Magic!
These two adorable little girls certainly love playing with their Barbie dolls. In this video, they are sitting on the bed dressing their Barbies and playing with them. Unfortunately, Barbie's hair is a mess and the girls cannot figure out what to do. This is when Daddy comes in for the rescue! With his handy vacuum trick, he is able to save the day! What happens next is quite ingenious and funny.
When the girls scream, their Daddy rushes in to save the day and fix Barbie's hair. He quickly puts his handy vacuum into action and creates an instant ponytail for Barbie and her friend! This Daddy is a true hero for his little girls. Who knew the vacuum trick worked on Barbie too! Wonder how often Daddy gets called for Barbie hairdo duty! Check out this cute video and Please SHARE on Facebook so other Dads can learn this cool trick.
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For instance, the injury to Armstead could have happened on the eve of the regular season or during the season for that matter, placing coach Sean Payton and General Manager Mickey Loomis in full panic mode. At least, team officials have several personnel options currently on the roster to consider before the start of training camp in late July.
Payton and the Saints have been down this path before at left tackle. Consider:
▪ In 2006, promising but unproven Jammal Brown asserted himself in his second season and helped the Saints win the NFC West and advance to the conference championship game in Payton's first year on the job.
▪ In 2009, Jermon Bushrod took over the starting job at left tackle in training camp in the absence of Brown who missed the entire season with a torn ACL. The Saints didn't miss a step with Bushrod in the lineup, going on to win the NFC South and Super Bowl XLIV. After the season, team officials traded Brown to the Washington Redskins.
▪ Bushrod kept the starting job through the "Bounty Gate" season of 2012, earning a Pro Bowl honor that season and eventually signing a five-year, $35 million with the Chicago Bears in the offseason.
▪ With Bushrod gone, the Saints turned to Charles Brown in 2013. In Week 16, against Carolina on the road, Payton made a stunning change at left tackle, benching Brown and inserting Armstead. The Panthers prevailed 17-13 but Armstead held his own against elite pass rusher Charles Johnson, helping pave the way for Brown's departure via free agency after the season.
Armstead had made a name for himself coming out of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, running the fastest 40-yard dash (4.71 seconds) of any offensive lineman in the history of the scouting combine. His other pre-draft measureables made him one of the steals of the '13 draft.
And while Armstead has played well since being thrown into the fray in 2013, he has been hobbled by various injuries in each of the last three seasons, with the latest coming during a non-contact blocking drill in minicamp June 14.
Now, Payton and the Saints are left to tackle the problem.
Brian Allee-Walsh is a long-time Saints reporter based in New Orleans. He can be reached at sports@sunherald.com.
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