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What did you enjoy most about MIST?
"The energy. Even though it was a formal event, no one would shush us from showing spirit. I felt so united and loved."
"The growth of the youth to leaders."
"The amazing bonding. Especially with how spontaneously people got together and enjoyed their time. Everyone's energy synergized at MIST and that was just perfect seeing people who have never been together, just suddenly bond like they know each other."
"It felt really comfortable, even though we were competing against each other the atmosphere outside of competitions was not intimidating."
"EVERYTHING. Every single thing. I loved loved loved the experience, the people, the speakers, the venue, the competitions, the amazing vibe, the great performances, the award ceremony, the food, and everything else. It was amazing and such a humbling experience. This year's theme was the race against time and I really felt like that weekend was time extremely well spent. I loved it. I simple loved how amazing mist was. Alhamdulilah."
"I really enjoyed the hype and excitement at MIST. All the teams were fantastic and they all worked well together. It was a great environment to be around alhamdulilah."
"Mist had a good dynamic; a mix of school spirit, fun, and spirituality. It was also fun meeting new people."
"I loved everything, but I really loved the speakers this time. They were so down to earth, knowledgeable, funny, and amazing MashaAllah."
"AMAZING speakers. Food was on point; bit dry but very tasty. I thought the board was very well connected and in sync with each other. Judges having to be in dress code (some hated it but THANK YOU for forcing us to set a good example!"
"It was amazing to end MIST on the note of remembering Allah and reflecting on how much of a blessing it was to attend and be able to breathe through the whole event. so when you end a weekend that has that extreme fun element with the reminder of Allah at the end, it really lets the competitors contemplate heavily and feel that faith within themselves."
"I finally have an answer to the question I was asked in the beginning of Mist. Asad, to answer your question that you asked, Mist was amazing and a wonderful experience. I truly did enjoy myself Alhamdulilah and I loved every aspect of it. Thank you all for putting such a wonderful event together and May Allah bless you all, all the organizers, volunteers, coaches, competitors, sponsors, parents, and everyone who had anything to do with mist, with the highest levels of Jannah. Thank you, I truly appreciate all your efforts and all your hard work. Thank you so much :) "


No, Mary. No blue sky anywhere. It began snowing before we hit the river and continued through the dark hours. The dusting on the trees makes even very familiar stretches of river look new, the white accents highlighting things the eye normally skips over.
As mentioned in yesterday's post, we're on Stan Blood's drift boat. Well, he shares ownership with two fellows named Duso and Iverson. Thus the boat's name: SID. I call it El Sid. "I call it Sidney," Stan says. "I enjoy rowing Sidney around more than almost any other physical activity." I like that way he qualified that. Aside from the obvious human needs we all have, steelheading is a physical activity, too. Stan loves steelhead, but he does have this thing going on with Sidney.
"Gliding down a river in a drift boat is life's finest form of tranquility," Stan says. That's a comparative statistic. When the boat stops, all hell breaks loose. Sometimes. At any rate, Sidney aided in the ongoing quest to determine which is better: Treated or untreated spawn? Sorry, good friends who donated treated stuff for us to try. In five days of side-by-side testing against simple salt and sugar cures, every fish but one came on the natural stuff. When I take eggs from a fish, I tie them into spawn bags with Red Wing Tackle netting, Spider Thread, and (sometimes) colored Spawn Sac Floaters. I snip Thread and excess netting, letting the bag fall into a plastic tub with a screw-on top. I then cover the bags with mineral oil and put the tubs in the freezer. Each tub contains about what I would use in a day during a hot bite or where small browns and smolts are plentiful. The mineral oil is inert. It's stable, non toxic (people use it as a laxative, of course), and it has no scent. But it takes on the scent of the eggs and disperses it ahead of your presentation, which might be one big reason why the natural stuff has consistently outproduced treated spawn for me since I started using this method over 30 years ago.
Mary's rod is a 9.5-foot G. Loomis blank custom tied by Thorne Brothers. She's using a Daiwa Tournament spinning reel spooled with green 8-pound Ande Premium monofilament. The constant snow and wet weather, and the fact that she caught steelhead every day but one notwithstanding, this was her favorite day of the trip. "Getting to spend a day with Stan on Sidney was the best," she told me later. "And it was my favorite because I caught fish doing something I don't really feel I'm very good at." Which is drifting bait along bottom — something that doesn't come easy for a lot of people. "And because we hadn't run out of the good bait yet," she laughed. We don't kill Pere Marquette fish no matter how badly we want fresh eggs. Steelhead, salmon, and browns naturally reproduce here, making every fish precious. We watched some other guys slip past us with inflatables that had fish tethered to their boats. It's legal, so they're within their rights, and they were nice guys. I don't blame them. But, in my opinion, PM steelhead should be protected from harvest entirely. We have lots of stocked rivers to harvest big salmonids from all around the Great Lakes. The PM, the Little Manistee, and several other rivers with naturally-reproducing steelhead should be off limits to harvest.
Getting back to bait: A lot of guides prefer treated stuff because it toughens the skin of the eggs, making them easier to work with or a better choice for fishing with egg-loop snells. But, in so doing, you prevent the egg from distributing its natural scent as well. I don't think replacement scents and alternate scents work as well and side-by-side comparisons have always bear that out. Treated eggs maintain color and translucency longer, but scent is the final trigger. If vision was all that mattered, plastic eggs would work better than the real thing. While that sometimes happens, it's rare. Especially in conditions like these (water temperatures of about 37°F), when steelhead seek slower current lanes.
But this trip was like sending a probe to Mars, where mission specialists put numerous experiments on board, not just one. Comparing natural with treated spawn was just the first thing we analyzed. Our second through fifth experiments were far more fascinating.
But, for pure entertainment value, it's hard to top Sidney, fine rods, simple rigs, and Stan (Lee Boy) Blood.


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Winter is will be arriving soon and this is a great time to develop or review your inclement weather plan. In fact, it seems that some winters we are better than others in terms of the amount of snow that we get,however, it is vital that parents know what to expect in the event there is inclement.
1. Connect with your local news channel to find out how you can list your snow or closing schedule in the event of inclement weather.
2. Post a notice of your inclement weather procedures on your door and insert the notice in your parent handbook.
3. Have a list of your parents contact information at home with you; so that you can send out a group text about your planned snow or closing schedule.
4. If you plan to cancel transportation, notify parents at least 2-hours before school starts to allow parents enough time to locate back-up childcare.
5. Ahead of time, purchase ice melt or salt for your sidewalks to melt ice on your side walks.
6. Have a contract with a snow plow or landscaping company to clean your parking lot before your business opens in the event of inclement weather.
7. When conditions are too icy, you may want to consider planning a later opening time to allow staff and parents time to get to the center.
8. Post your plans to open later or close during inclement weather on your social media pages; at least 1 hour before your scheduled open time.
I hope that you have found the tips in this blog post to be quite helpful to you. I look forward to hearing about how you plan to prepare in the event of inclement weather.
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Consider a child who has a severe and potentially life threatening allergy. A severe allergic reaction can occur within minutes of a child's exposure to an allergen and they must be treated with their emergency medicine as soon as possible. This is where an Emergency Action Plan comes in.
An Emergency Action Plan is a critical document in managing medicines safely because it describes in one place everything your staff need to know to follow an emergency scenario through to conclusion.
In an emergency you do not want your staff having to refer to multiple documents. A plan will set out the priority order in which actions should take place and it should define when medicine should be administered. If the course of action is dependent on the type of symptoms then these must be listed alongside the actions to take. For example, in an allergic reaction mild symptoms may require antihistamines to be administered but severe symptoms may require an EpiPen.
The action plan should state the dosage and method of administration, and, if relevant, who is trained to give it. Overall, the plan must give your staff the information to act fast and with confidence.
When a child with medical needs joins your program you should draw up an individual Health Care Plan or special care plan which identifies the level of support that is needed.
emergency procedures. If the child requires medicines, you should have a Medicine Information Form which you complete with the parents to collect information about the medicine and its usage.
These forms are also used to obtain permission from parents for you to administer medicines on their behalf. The Health Care Plan and Medicine Information Form can both be used to create the Emergency Action Plan.
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Stena Drilling selects new Asset Integrity module - Personnel On Board.
Stena Drilling selected Asset Integrity as their POB provider. Following the success of the previously used HSE modules Stena decided to go with a proven company and technology.
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Readers ask: What Is A Tesla Sports Car?
1 How much is the Tesla Roadster?
2 What is the Tesla sports car called?
3 How much does a Tesla sport Cost?
4 How much is a Tesla Roadster in Dubai?
5 What Tesla does Elon Musk drive?
6 Is Tesla Roadster faster than Bugatti?
7 How fast is a Tesla?
8 Is Tesla charging free?
9 How far can a Tesla go on one charge at 70 mph?
10 How long do Tesla batteries last?
11 What's the most expensive Tesla car?
12 Do Teslas break down?
13 Is Tesla available in Dubai?
14 Is the 2021 Tesla Roadster out?
15 Which Tesla is the best?
How much is the Tesla Roadster?
Pricing and Which One to Buy Tesla claims it will offer the base Roadster for $200,000 and a limited-edition Founders Series for $50,000 more.
What is the Tesla sports car called?
Tesla, Inc. Menlo Park, California, U.S. The Tesla Roadster is a battery electric vehicle (BEV) sports car, based on the Lotus Elise chassis, that was produced by the electric car firm Tesla Motors (now Tesla, Inc.) in California from 2008 to 2012.
How much does a Tesla sport Cost?
How Much Is a New Tesla Roadster? Tesla has ambitious goals for its new Roadster: hit 60 mph in 1.9 seconds and achieve a range of 620 miles. Fittingly, prices will start around $200,000. The Founders Series, limited to the first 1,000 customers, is priced around $250,000. 6
How much is a Tesla Roadster in Dubai?
The price for the new Tesla Roadster starts at $200,000 or AED 734,600.
What Tesla does Elon Musk drive?
Today, Musk is usually seen driving around in his Tesla Model S or the Tesla Model X if he's with family. He's also been spotted driving a Tesla Cybertruck in Malibu.
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Is Tesla Roadster faster than Bugatti?
The new Tesla Roadster has a lower top speed when compared to a Bugatti Chiron, but it accelerates much faster and boasts a considerably higher maximum range. It isn't just faster, but much more affordable and subjectively better-looking.
How fast is a Tesla?
Tesla hasn't released that beast into the wild yet but claims it's capable of a zero-to-60-mph time of just 2.0 seconds. That would make it the quickest car to 60 mph we've ever tested, so we'll obviously have to take it to the track to see if its performance matches the hype.
Is Tesla charging free?
When Tesla first introduced its Supercharger network in 2012, the automaker made it available for free for the life of the vehicles it was selling at the time. Now, new Tesla vehicles have to pay a fee per kWh or per minute at Supercharger stations.
How far can a Tesla go on one charge at 70 mph?
310 miles (499 km) is the farthest we've been able to drive any of the vehicles we've tested in the InsideEVs 70-mph range tests, beating out the RWD Porsche Taycan that Kyle Conner was able to drive 293 miles (472 km) on his highway test.
How long do Tesla batteries last?
Tesla car batteries are designed to last 300,000-500,000 miles and the rumor is that Tesla is working on developing a battery that can last a million miles. However, currently-available batteries are not yet capable of lasting a million miles and might need a battery replacement during the lifetime of the car.
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What's the most expensive Tesla car?
What Is The Most Expensive Tesla? When it goes on sale, the new Tesla Roadster will be the most expensive model with an estimated purchase price of around $200,000. Currently, though, the 2021 Tesla Model S Plaid+ is the most expensive vehicle the company sells, with a max purchase price of $150,190.
Do Teslas break down?
According to Electrek, the Tesla Model S can continue to function well after passing 400,000 miles. This is because electric vehicles don't rely on the same mechanical functions of a normal car, so they aren't subject to as much wear and tear.
Is Tesla available in Dubai?
About Tesla UAE Tesla is one of 72 brands currently on sale in the UAE. It competes with other car brands such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Renault. Their model lineup consists of the Model 3, Model S, Model X,.
Is the 2021 Tesla Roadster out?
Tesla boss Elon Musk has confirmed that the second-generation Roadster has been delayed again, with production now set to begin in 2022. This was first pushed back to 2021 a year ago, with the coronavirus pandemic to blame, and has now been extended again to 2022.
Which Tesla is the best?
With the longest range and quickest acceleration of any electric vehicle in production, Model S Plaid is the highest performing sedan ever built. Both Long Range and Plaid powertrains, with updated battery architecture, are capable of back-to-back, consistent 1/4 mile runs.

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Home ❭ Are you aware of the latest Super Changes from 1 July 2022?
Are you aware of the latest Super Changes from 1 July 2022?
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There are two measures announced in previous Federal Budgets that have now been legislated and have taken effect on 1 July 2022.
Increase of the Super Guarantee rate to 10.5%
Workers who are eligible to receive the Superannuation Guarantee, can expect an increase from 10% to 10.5% from 1 July 2022. SG rate is legislated to increase to 12% by 2025.
Removal of the $450 monthly income threshold
As of 1 July 2022, the $450 minimum monthly income threshold will be removed. This means workers, regardless of how much they earn, will be entitled to receive employer super payments. For employees under 18, employers only need to pay super when they work more than 30 hours in a week.
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https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/Business-bulletins-newsroom/Employer-information/Get-ready-for-super-changes-from-1-July/
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On a frosty January morning in 1973, I packed my belongings, such as they were, in the back of my old truck, rolled down the driveway, popped the clutch, and drove slowly away from my temporary home in a former schoolhouse in Mainland, Pennsylvania. Away from my cousin and his big white dog and away from my old life, with little more than a smile and a wave goodbye.
I was headed east, to Brooklyn, New York to find someone I knew was waiting for me there—myself.
In a few hours I had gotten as far as the Lincoln Tunnel. I paid the toll and followed the cars in front of me into a dark hole in the rock. Traffic in the tunnel was moving along nicely. I got in the fast lane and stayed there like the sign said. Cars passed me on the right. Now and then a driver would glance over his left shoulder to see what kind of moron would be driving such an old truck into Manhattan.
Under the river we were. I hoped there was more than dirt and ten million white tiles holding back all that water.
Down and down we went, then, heading back up again, a twist and a turn and to my great relief, I sensed light ahead. We must be nearing New York.
Suddenly, there were different lights. Many lights–all of them red. They were on the backs of the cars that were slowing down… and then stopping… as we got near the tunnel's end. I slowed down too, and I came to a stop, just as my new life was set to begin. I was still well inside the tunnel.
I glanced at the temperature gauge. The needle was well over to the right, indicating HOT. I had replaced the radiator fan not long before, but I was more than a little worried about the engine overheating.
So I did what I thought was the sensible thing, I cut off the engine.
We were stopped, after all, and who knew for how long?
No point in wasting gas.
I sat there for a minute or two thinking about I don't remember what– and then slowly… the tail lights on the several hundred cars in front of me flickered off and on then off again– and traffic started slowly moving.
I pressed the little chrome starter button on the dashboard and the engine turned over nicely, but would not start. "UHHNNHHH-RRR-RRRUH….RRUHHH…." she told me.
I pumped the floating gas pedal and held the button down–a little more panicked now…. I tried not to flood the carburetor.
Behind me, horns began honking. They were not friendly honks.
Soon hundreds of horns were honking all the way back through the tunnel to Weehawken, New Jersey and echoing through the tunnel and up toward me.
It sounded like some kind of celebration. I wanted to join in, but, of course, I realized they were all honking at me. I had come to New York to get attention, but this was not the kind of attention I sought.
Thankfully, after the angry horns were playing a murderous symphony in my head, the old 100 horsepower flathead V-8 engine started. I shifted into first gear– and then second– and in a minute or two, I emerged into the late afternoon sunlight.
But I had arrived—and to a tumultuous and shouting welcome from my fellow New Yorkers!


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Ashley Krek: Super Shout Out!!!
Today I am SO BEYOND excited to do this shout out!!!! I celebrated the wedding of two awesome people and friends last night, Bob and Tasha. I couldn't be MORE happy for them that they have found their true love - anyone who knows these two knows that they are kindred spirits and the perfect complement to each other!
A while back, Tasha shared this picture and wrote the accompanying text with my challenge group she was in at the time and gave me permission to share it - but we thought it would be best to wait until after the wedding so Bob didn't see her dress before the big day!!!
I am so incredibly proud of this girl - she has hit so many goals and she JUST KEEPS GOING!!! I can't even imagine what her and Bob's life will look like, but I know that she can do anything she sets her mind to and between the two of them it will be an awesome ride!
Tasha, thank you so much for letting me be a part of your journey - you are a true ROCK STAR and I'm so excited for and proud of you!!! Bob - you'd better be, too, but I think it goes without saying that you are!!
Do you have a wedding, vacation, family get together or reunion coming up? Do you want to look your best for that event? These are Tasha's results - what could yours be??? I have new challenge groups filling up with more rock stars this month - do you want in??? Fill out the form below and I will get in touch with you with more information!


The advertising industry loses about $18.5 billion annually to ad fraud, according to a report released recently by Distil Networks. Fortunately, we know it is a problem and have the solutions needed to address the issue now.
The following two tools can help you fight fraud.
In response to the Distil Networks fraud report, COO of adMarketplace Adam Epstein told AdAge: "Fraud thrives when advertisers measure the wrong events like pageviews, video views—those are events that both a human and a bot can do… If advertisers are measuring things only humans can do, like pulling out a credit card and paying for something, then the ad networks are going to have every incentive to kick bot traffic out."
So, advertisers can mitigate fraud by measuring campaign outcomes that fraudsters cannot mimic.
How can marketers optimize to outcomes?
Marketers can use programmatic software, which uses real-time data to influence media-buying decisions, to optimize for sales conversions that require an authorized payment to trigger an event (instead of just impressions or clicks in their campaigns).
Bots cannot trigger a sale... at least not yet! That makes sales outcomes a natural antidote to fraudulent behavior.
Jacob Ross is president of Helix, MediaMath's proprietary data offering.


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Bourbon, rye whiskies debuting at Ann Arbor Distilling Company
Updated Oct 6, 2017 ; Posted Oct 6, 2017
Michigan's Best stops at Ann Arbor Distilling Company
Gallery: Michigan's Best stops at Ann Arbor Distilling Company
By Jessica Haynes | jhaynes1@mlive.com
ANN ARBOR, MI - The Ann Arbor Distilling Company is hosting a celebration to commemorate the release of its Fox River Straight Bourbon Whiskey and Rye Whiskey, with specially-made cocktails incorporating the long-awaited bottles.
A limited release of the whiskey varieties in August 2016 saw the company's supply run out fairly quickly, said Phil Attee, sales manager and brand ambassador at the distillery at 220 Felch St. near downtown Ann Arbor.
"Halfway through the second day we were open, it was gone," Attee said of the 100 bottles of rye whiskey produced. "Ann Arbor is definitely a whiskey town."
It took another year, but some of the bourbon and rye whiskey kept in barrels since the distillery opened in 2015 are finally ready for their debut this weekend.
The distillery is opening at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, earlier than its usual 4 p.m., to accommodate the large number of whiskey fans who can order from a menu of cocktails designed specifically for the bourbon and rye whiskeys.
Musician Sam Corbin will play throughout the event, which runs until 10 p.m. Saturday.
Some of Attee's favorite cocktails include the rye Old Fashioned, which incorporates house-made bitters with notes of sarsaparilla and old spice, and a bourbon cocktail made with fresh lemon juice and elderberry jam he made himself.
"They were all designed with this bourbon and this rye, not just any bourbon and rye, but these particular ones," Attee said. "I'm really happy with how they turned out. They're just stupid good."
Refreshing bourbon cocktails are being conceived and concocted for our whiskey release this Saturday. #patiolife #bourbon #neverendingsummer #annarbor
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In addition to representing the Ann Arbor Distilling Company, Attee also plays a role in helping create the handcrafted liquors made by the distillery, from vodka to gin to a cherry eau de vie guests can order in the tasting room.
Ahead of the release, Attee laid out what separates a bourbon from a rye and what guests can expect in terms of a flavor profile.
Both bourbon and rye are considered American-style whiskies and require distilling in the United States in new oak barrels, Attee said. The product has to come off the still at 160 proof or 80 percent alcohol.
Bourbon is required to be made with at least 51 percent corn, and rye is required to be made with at least 51 percent rye.
"The first thing we started putting away was bourbon," Attee said. "If you want to call it a straight bourbon whiskey, which is most people look for, it has to be aged for a minimum of two years in oak barrels."
He described the Fox River Straight Bourbon Whiskey as a blend of several barrels that was then finished in French oak barrels to add a deeper vanilla flavor.
It's about 71 percent corn, 25 percent rye and four percent malted barley, a combination Attee said designates it as a high-rye bourbon.
"We've had some pretty favorable comparisons to other high-rye bourbons," Attee said, adding it has been compared to whiskeys like Woodford Reserve and Knob Creek.
Bourbon requires a lot of investment and upkeep from distillers regularly checking the barrels and monitoring the product, Attee said.
"You put all this work and effort into it and then you have to sit and wait on it for two years," he said.
Some of the original barrels are still waiting to be tapped, Attee said, and will be released in future years for guests to try. The ones chosen this year were ready to be sampled.
"Each barrel tastes different from other barrels," Attee said. "We have a lot of barrels that are still aging, and some are ready to go but are going to be released at barrel strength."
As for the Fox River Rye Whiskey, the specific grain used came from a single source provided by Wing Farms in Ann Arbor.
"They grow really excellent grain and this particular batch was super interesting," Attee said. "Instead of blending it with other grains, which we could've done, we decided to do a 100 percent rye mash bill."
Because of that feature, the Fox River Rye Whiskey is particularly unique since it can never be truly replicated again, he added.
"We bought the harvest, about 4,000 pounds, and turned that into as much whiskey as we can get," Attee said.
The end result was about 1,000 bottles of rye whiskey and 1,200 bottles of bourbon, a portion of which will available for sale to the public and released at Saturday's special event.
Attee warned those interested to purchase their bottles sooner than later, as the whiskey varieties won't last long.
"Folks who want that kind of stuff for Thanksgiving or Christmas presents, they'll have to start planning to pick it up sooner," he said. "It comes out when it comes out, so hopefully we'll have more of it in maybe five or six months that's ready to go but we never know."
That's the beauty and the drawback of the Ann Arbor Distilling Company, which Attee said is not a gigantic company but can leverage its size to create unique bottles for its customers.
"Every time we release whiskey, it's going to be different from the time before," Attee said. "We can make consistently good whiskey, but we can't make the same whiskey over and over again. Every time we bottle, it'll be different form the time before and the time after."
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Ryan Luckhardt, a junior at Saline High School, is participating in the research trial in partnership with New Growth Associates, Michigan State University and Fermenta.
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Black Rock Bar and Grill's location in Pittsfield Township near Ann Arbor is making progress, and one official said the restaurant could be open by the end of December.


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Serena Williams begins final U.S. Open with peerless legacy
Emma BowmanAugust 29, 2022
If this US Open marks the finale of Serena Williams' groundbreaking career, there's no better place for her to say goodbye than at Flushing Meadows, where she announced in 1999 that she was unlike anyone women's tennis had ever seen would have.
Not quite 18, with a hint of fierceness and white pearls in her braided hair, she brought a strong mix of power and aggressiveness to the court. It wasn't that she was serving big, she was serving to win the point, not to set up a rally. She hit hard and on purpose.
Williams beat leader Martina Hingis in the final to win the first of her 23 Grand Slam singles titles. At her peak, she was invincible, surpassing her idol, older sister Venus. Rising from the ragged courts of Compton to the top of the posh tennis world, they opened doors to a sport hostile to the few black players who preceded them. They advocated equal pay for women and rewrote the unofficial rules.
"All there is to say about Serena is that she inducted herself into the pantheon of GOATs of GOATs," said John McEnroe, referring to athletes who have been judged as the greatest of all time in their sport.
"She's up there with Billie Jean King. Muhammad Ali. Michael Jordan. Tom Brady. There is Serena. She has become like an icon of icons."
The Open begins on Monday with all eyes on Serena, who recently told Vogue magazine that she is "evolving away from tennis" as she nears her 41st birthday. A six-time champion in New York, she meets 80th-placed Montenegro's Danka Kovinic at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Monday night. Additionally, the Williams sisters will reunite for the first time in more than four years after accepting a wildcard double entry.
Williams, who ended a year-long injury layoff with a first-round loss at Wimbledon, is 1-3 this year and 410th in the world. She has said she wants another child but doesn't want to play while pregnant like she did when she won the Australian Open, her last Slam singles title, in 2017. Their daughter Alexis Olympia is almost 5.
Williams may not match or surpass Margaret Court's 24 Grand Slam singles titles, but that's almost irrelevant given Williams' immeasurable impact on the court and beyond.
"She revolutionized tennis," said retired star Chris Evert, now an ESPN commentator. "I feel like she really inspired Women of Color because we've seen a lot more women of color playing the game and I think she's changed the way women compete to the extent that it's okay to be wild and passionate and vocal out there, emotionally out there on the pitch, and still be a woman, don't let it stop you from being a woman.
Serena Williams' departure from tennis at the US Open could be long or short depending on how well she performs in the singles and doubles tournaments.
(Seth Little / Associated Press)
"Sometimes as a woman, a black woman in the world, you settle for less. I feel like Serena taught me that she never settles for less because she watched her."
– Coco Gauff, on the impact Serena Williams has had on her life and tennis career
Whether William's departure will be long or short is hard to say. She could defeat Kovinic and frolic through the end of the draw. Her lack of match sharpness could see her stumbling against Kovinic or likely second-round opponent Anett Konteveit, No. 2 seed.
Without the dominance of Venus, 42, or Serena, women's tennis has become unpredictable. World No. 1 Ash Barty surprisingly retired after winning the Australian Open. Emma Raducanu has struggled since her surprise US Open win last year and has had a challenging start against Alize Cornet. Naomi Osaka, who has won two of her four Slam singles titles at the US Open, has struggled with mental health issues and injuries and is ranked No. 44 in the world. Iga Swiatek succeeded Barty as No. 1 and consolidated that with a 37-game win streak, but she went 2-2 in two Hardcourt Open Warmup events.
Floridian Coco Gauff, 18, has as good a chance as anyone of winning at Flushing Meadows. In a pre-tournament interview, she said she learned more than just tactics from Williams.
"Sometimes as a woman, a black woman in the world, you settle for less. I feel like Serena taught me that she never settled for less because she was watching her," said Gauff, who is seeded at No. 12.
Venus, who has won Wimbledon five times and the US Open twice, is winless this year and is ranked 1,445. She hasn't said if retirement is also on her radar, but it may not be far off. As a wild card participant, she will face Alison Van Uytvanck on Tuesday.
Early losses in New York would not diminish the Williams sisters' influence.
Venus, left, and Serena Williams smile during a press conference at the 1998 Australian Open.
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Venus, left, and Serena Williams chat during a doubles match at the 2018 French Open.
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"Serena fought for us. She showed all WTA players, even ATP players, a good way to achieve their own goals, voice their thoughts and keep fighting for what they believe in," said Leylah Fernandez, 2021 US Open runner-up. about the women and pro tours for men. "I think it's a great opportunity to leave the sport. She's just a legend."
The men's competition is particularly noteworthy for those who will not be playing.
Roger Federer (20 Slam singles titles) is recovering from knee surgery. Alexander Zverev, who lost the final to Daniil Medvedev last year, has sustained an ankle injury. Novak Djokovic (21 Slams) was not allowed to enter the United States as a foreigner who was not vaccinated against the corona virus. He was also banned from entering Australia for the Australian Open in January. Before Djokovic retired on Thursday, McEnroe called his suspension "a joke" but Djokovic's refusal to get vaccinated could cost him the Slam singles record.
Medvedev, number 1 seed, will be back. So does Rafael Nadal, who is trying to extend his men's record of 22 Slam singles titles. Nadal lost the first two sets at the Australian Open to Medvedev but came back with a stunning win; He then went on to beat Djokovic and Casper Ruud to win his record-breaking 14th straight French Open title, but withdrew before his Wimbledon semifinals due to a abdominal tear. "We can never write him off," McEnroe said of Nadal, who at 36 is still playing everything.
Evert recalled that tennis was doomed when the rockstar-like Bjorn Borg retired in 1981, but new personalities and stars emerged to delight fans. The Williams sisters will be pursued but not replaced. Don't be sad when they leave. Be glad you left tennis better than you found it.
"Serena's timing is perfect," Evert said. "I think that's a great way to go out if she's going out."
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Karangtengah inscription (also known as Kayumwungan inscription) is the inscriptions written on five pieces of stones dated 746 Saka or 824 CE, discovered in Karangtengah hamlet, Temanggung Regency, Central Java, Indonesia. The inscription was written in ancient Javanese script in two languages; Old Javanese and Sanskrit. The lines 1-24 was written in Sanskrit, the rest of the lines was written in old Javanese. The inscription is linked with the temple Borobudur and Mendut

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The parts written in Sanskrit mentioned about a king named Samaratungga. His daughter named Pramodhawardhani has inaugurated a Jinalaya (Sanskrit meaning:Jain temple and the realm of those have conquer worldly desire and reach enlightenment called jina which is also a common epithet of the Buddha which is most likely the intended meaning here ), a sacred Jina sanctuary. The inscription also mentioned a sacred buddhist building called Venuvana (Sankirt: bamboo forest) to place the cremated ashes of 'king of the cloud', the name for god Indra, probably referred to King Indra of Sailendra dynasty. Jinalaya was identified as Borobudur. Venuvana was identified as Mendut temple by Dutch archaeologist JG de Casparis, while Soekmono identified it with Ngawen temple instead.

In the parts written in old Javanese, mentioned about an event, that in the 10th day of Kresnapaksa in the month of Jyestha year 746 Saka (824 CE), Rakai Patapan pu Palar inaugurated that rice fields in Kayumwungan to be the tax free land protected by royal edict. Rakai Patapan pu Palar is identified as Rakai Garung, the king of Mataram Kingdom. Indonesian historian Slamet Muljana suggest Rakai Garung was another name of Samaratungga.

See also
Canggal inscription (732)
Kalasan inscription (778)
Kelurak inscription (782)
Mantyasih inscription (907)
Laguna Copperplate Inscription (900)
Shivagrha inscription (856)
Tri Tepusan inscription (842)
Buddhism in Indonesia
Candi of Indonesia
Hinduism in Java
Indonesian Esoteric Buddhism

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Sanskrit inscriptions in Indonesia
9th-century inscriptions
Shailendra dynasty
824
Central Java

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EU Reacts To Hungary's Media Crackdown
By Eric Westervelt
Now to Hungary, where the only independent radio news station in the country may soon go silent. Klubradio lost its license in what its owners charge was a government move to muzzle critics. NPR's Eric Westervelt reports from Budapest.
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GEORGE BOLGAR: (Foreign language spoken)
ERIC WESTERVELT, BYLINE: George Bolgar has been on the air in Hungary for more than 40 years. For the last decade, he's hosted an afternoon-drive-time, news talk show on Klubradio. It's a privately owned, liberal-leaning radio station based in Budapest. Bolgar's show is one of the most popular in Hungary.
BOLGAR: (Foreign language spoken)
WESTERVELT: The 65-year-old says even back in the communist era, media freedoms slowly improved over time. The climate today, he says, is the worst since then.
BOLGAR: That is the really most shocking difference between the communist times and today's times. We are marching backward.
WESTERVELT: These days, listeners mostly call in to talk about politics and the wretched economy. All the ratings agencies have cut Hungary's credit rating to junk status. And the currency, the forint, has hit all-time lows. Bolgar says he also hears lots of complaints about Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his ruling Fidesz Party. Bolgar charges that Orban wants to silence opposition voices.
BOLGAR: They didn't want to hear the voices of ordinary people call in my talk show and say something very critical of the government.
WESTERVELT: When Klubradio's license came up for renewal recently, the newly established Hungarian Media Authority awarded the frequency to a previously unknown media group. The new owners want to broadcast pop music. Klubradio is appealing the decision but unless a judge overturns it, the news station will go silent in early February. The media authority says it has no political agenda, that Klubradio simply lost out to a higher bidder in a fair process. But Bolgar and his network supporters see politics trying to silence the only opposition radio station in Hungary.
BOLGAR: Can it be otherwise? I don't think it can. That was the definite wish of the media authority, which have only delegates appointed by the ruling party.
WESTERVELT: Hungarian state TV did not cover a mass protest on New Year's Day against the controversial new constitution Prime Minister Orban pushed through Parliament. Klubradio covered it - more than 100,000 Hungarians had taken to the streets. This past week, the European Union took Hungary to task, and instructed the government to change provisions of the constitution that undermine the independence of the judiciary, the central bank and state data agency. Journalists for state-funded TV and radio have also protested what they say is direct political interference by the government. Zoltan Kovacs, Hungary's minister of communication, dismisses those allegations.
ZOLTAN KOVACS: Well, it's easy to come up with these kind of opinion concerning the media. You know, it's a field where these kind of emotional approaches can be easily made. The freedom of press is a sacrosanct issue in this country.
WESTERVELT: But the EU isn't so sure. This week, EU watchdogs noted that the Hungarian government has taken away the licenses of several stations, including Klubradio affiliates. They again voiced concern about basic media freedom here. Klubradio's George Bolgar, meantime, vows to fight to stay on the air - and to keep speaking out.
BOLGAR: What I feel and sense now is a looming darkness descending upon us. And one wants to shout lights, lights, please. And the lights don't come.
WESTERVELT: Eric Westervelt, NPR News, Budapest.
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Eric Westervelt is a San Francisco-based correspondent for NPR's National Desk. He has reported on major events for the network from wars and revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa to historic wildfires and terrorist attacks in the U.S.
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Ravens' Steve Smith Sr. confirms retirement plans, last game on Sunday
By SI Wire // Source MSN Sports
Steve Smith Sr. will play his final NFL game on Sunday as the Baltimore Ravens take on the Cincinnati Bengals, he told reporters on Wednesday.
Smith, 37, has played 16 seasons and sits in seventh place on the NFL's all-time career receiving yards list with 14,697 yards. He has 67 receptions for 765 yards and five touchdowns in 2016.
Smith finishes his career having played in five Pro Bowls and two Super Bowls. In 2005, he led the league with in receptions, yards and touchdowns and remains the lone wide receiver since 1992 to accomplish the triple crown. Smith is also one of just 14 receivers with more than 1,000 career receptions.
He teased his retirement announcement on Instagram:
#Repost @aceandsmitty: There is so much too say, One of the coolest and scariest things I've done is walk out on faith hoping a new city and a new team would accept me. You guys didn't accept me. You loved me and let me into the #RavensFlock family for that I'm grateful! I embraced the Raven way! Tough season highs and lows but we will not give up or play dead! One more Game, The game of heart ,No quit. Merry Christmas God is good all the time in a loss he is the same and in Victory. #agent89 #stevesmithsr
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This par 71 course that measures 6,857 yards is a memorable journey from the first tee to the 18th green. The perfectly manicured fairways are undulating, demarcated by mounds, date and palm trees and most other times by water. Apart from the creek, which comes into play on at least four holes, several artificial lakes add to the beauty and difficulty of various other holes.
The beauty and quality of this course has been subject to world acclaim, which has been portrayed when it was chosen to host the Dubai Desert Classic on two occasions, along with several other tournaments and events. This golf course has been tastefully landscaped with tropical shrubbery, date palms and coconut trees. Due to the nature of this greenery, the course has an opportunity to flourish throughout the year.
The presence of multiple tees ensures that golfers of all calibres enjoy their day out at the course. While length of the tee helps, the premium is certainly on accuracy, especially with the approach shots as most of the greens are multi-tiered with subtle borrows. The Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club course sets up for a thrilling finale to a round with its two par 4 closing holes. The 17th and 18th have the Creek guarding the entire left side of the fairway. While the 17th can still be conquered with some smart play, the 18th requires high levels of concentration on every shot. There is water on the left and a long bunker on the right, beyond which is water again. A good drive will still leave you with a long iron into the tiered and sloping green, which is guarded at the front and right by a body of water. Any bad swings made can be consoled at the end of the course where the player will be awarded with spectacular panoramic views of Dubai on the 'grand-stand' 18th hole.
The clubhouse of the Dubai Creek Golf course is an outstanding attribute of this course due to its majestic character. It has been one of the most photographed landmarks of Dubai, and truly portrays Dubai's modern heritage with its elegant design. The clubhouse hosts an impressive seven different restaurants and bars, providing its visitors with a magnificent selection. Cuisine on offer ranges from the Spanish Casa de Tapas restaurant, to the Boardwalk restaurant where guests can enjoy seafood dishes whilst overlooking the breath-taking views of the Marina.


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Hello to our UK readers. If, like me, you're feeling a little bit isolated here on the wrong side of the Atlantic from Comic Con, fear not because we have plenty of great events lined up here in the near future. Why not come along to one (or several) and show that we can run a great event here as well?
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UAE MEGAPROJECTS 2023: 26 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN DUBAI, ABU DHABI AND THE NORTHERN EMIRATES
The skyline across the UAE is forever evolving, with new communities, new towers and even new islands coming to fruition. The changes in the past decade have been extraordinary and have made the UAE into one of the most advanced and futuristic nations in the world. Last year, a host of projects were completed and that is set to be the case again in 2023. Burj Binghatti will have "more than 112 storeys" and will offer residents the chance to "live amidst the clouds. Zayed National Museum with its soaring cluster of towers which evoke the wings of a falcon can be seen from afar and show the level of progress at the site on Saadiyat Island. Falcon Island, Ras Al Khaimah is the residential development, which, like its name suggests, sits on a falcon-shaped island at Al Hamra, has had two phases launched so far. Source : The National


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Vamo arriba is an Uruguayan daytime television show broadcast by Channel 4. It debuted on December 3, 2018  and is presented by Giannina Silva, Gastón González and Federico Paz. The weekday program airs from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It was expanded to weekends with the debut of a Sunday edition on August 21, 2021.

History
The program began to be broadcast on December 3, 2018, as part of a renovation and structuring of the morning programming of Channel 4. The first guest of the program was the historic figure of the Uruguayan carnival, Julio "Kanela" Sosa and the first dish cooked was a chivito.

Sections

 Jenga Vila: Andy Vila leads this game where she and the guest must play Jenga, while the interview is held.
 Sal o Pimienta: Viewers communicate to play and participate for a $20,000 cash prize. Conducted by Gastón González.
 Móvil en vivo: Pablo Magno leaves the studio and transmits from different parts of the city.

On-air staff
Weekday editions
 Giannina Silva (Co-Host; 2022–present)
 Gastón González (Co-Host; 2018–present)
 Federico Paz (Co-Host; 2018–present)
 Marcelo Bornio (Chef; 2018–present)
 Anahí Lange (Reporter; 2018–present)
Sunday editions

 Luis Alberto Carballo (Co-Host; 2021–present)
 Analaura Barreto (Co-Host; 2021–present)
 Alejandro Sonsol (Co-Host; 2021–present)

Former on-air staff

 Pablo Magno (Reporter; 2018–2021)
 Andy Vila (Co-Host; 2018–2022)

Sunday edition
Due to the good audience ratings of the program, and a new change in the channel's programming, a Sunday edition of the program was released on August 21, 2021, entitled Vamo Arriba que es Domingo. Hosted by Luis Alberto Carballo, Analaura Barreto and Alejandro Sonsol, the first broadcast led the audience with an average audience share of 6.4 points according to Kantar Ibope Media.

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External links

 Official website

2018 Uruguayan television series debuts
2010s Uruguayan television series
Spanish-language television shows
Canal 4 (Uruguayan TV channel) original programming


The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has formally confirmed that married persons in England and Wales will soon be prevented from contesting a divorce petition.
The grounds for divorce under s1(2) of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 will also be amended to remove the concepts of conduct or separation (the so-called 'five facts'). Instead, the petitioner will merely have to supply a statement of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
The announcement follows a 12-week consultation, conducted between September and December in2018. The MoJ claims that its proposals were supported by a majority of 'family justice professionals and those with direct experience of divorce,' and that 'it is clear from consultation responses that there is support for removing blame from the legal process of divorce'.
However, its published summary of responses to the consultation show that the general public rejected the main proposals by a huge margin. Of the more than 3,000 responses, 80 per cent disagreed with replacing the 'five facts' with a unilateral notification process: the so-called 'no-fault divorce'. About the same proportion also disagreed with removing the right to contest a divorce.
The level of public opposition was dismissed by the MoJ as the result of 'a surge of late responses in the final two weeks of the consultation,' which it says was prompted by anti-reform groups who 'encouraged their supporters to respond to particular questions and make certain points in argument'.
'The strong support earlier in the consultation for replacing the five facts, which was running at 70 per cent of respondents in favour, was overturned at the end of the consultation by the impact of these later responses', said the Ministry's consultation summary.
leave the process for the ending of a marriage, through a decree of nullity, unchanged.
The current ban on launching divorce proceedings within a year of marriage will remain in place. Also, legislation to implement the reforms will not affect the current financial provision regime. Meanwhile, the government will 'continue to explore whether existing protections for respondents to a divorce petition should be strengthened'.
Legislation will be introduced as soon as parliamentary time allows, said Secretary of State for Justice David Gauke.


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