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Terrell Owens Signs With Seattle Seahawks
Written By Terrell Jermaine Starr
Terrell Owens has signed with the Seattle Seahawks after a year out of the NFL, ESPN reports.
SEE ALSO: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Gabby Douglas
Owens reportedly signed a one-year deal worth $1 million. He had quite the impressive workout, running a 4.45 in the 40-yard dash.
The last time Owens touched an NFL football field was in 2010 when he was playing with the Cincinnati Bengals. He caught 72 passes for 983 yards and nine touchdowns.
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Last year, Owens was unable to get a team to pick him up after undergoing surgery on his left knee. With no NFL options on the table, he played for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League where he pulled down 35 catches for 420 yards and 10 touchdowns. His tenure with the team, however, was rather rocky. Owens was eventually released from the team and lost his ownership stake in the club.
"Grantland," an online publication of ESPN, published a rather lengthy and comprehensive piece on TO's struggles with the team.
While Owens is approaching the end of his career (he is 38-years-old), the Seahawks current wide receiver stable–or the dearth of one–leaves room for the future Hall of Famer to have a breakout season.
ESPN explains:
Owens is the latest veteran receiver the Seahawks have signed since training camp began. It started when the Seahawks brought in Antonio Bryant, but he was cut late last week. Seattle also signed Braylon Edwards, who played sparingly in 2011 with San Francisco during an injury-filled season. Now it's Owens getting his chance.
Seattle is seeking both insurance and a complement for Sidney Rice. Last season, Rice played in just nine games as he was sidelined by shoulder injuries and concussions. Rice had surgery on both shoulders in the offseason and is being held out of contact drills during training camp as the Seahawks try to get him to the start of the regular season healthy.
Additionally, the Seahawks cut No. 2 receiver Mike Williams in July, and Golden Tate, Doug Baldwin and Ben Obomanu, the Seahawks' main options for filling that role, don't fit Carroll's desire to have another tall receiver with a big frame.
TO is certainly capable of having a great season as long as other variables around and within him are in sync: offensive line blocks well enough; quarterback gets him the ball, be it Tavaris Jackson, Matt Flynn or rookie Russell Wilson; TO plays like TO.
It will remain to be seen how this chapter in Owens' football career will unfold, but he certainly is more than happy for the opportunity. Last night, he took to Twitter to celebrate making the Seahawks roster:
God is good. Thankful. Grateful. To ALL my new teammates & the "12th Man"... Let's Do This!!
— Terrell Owens (@terrellowens) August 7, 2012
So far, Owens career stats include 1,078 receptions for 15,934 yards and 153 touchdowns — the second most in league history.
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Rep. Jamie Grant, R-Tampa, and Sen. Dana Young, R-Tampa, proposed SB 1200 and HB 535 to create the "Statewide Alternative Transportation Authority."
New bills filed in the Florida House and Senate would create a "Statewide Alternative Transportation Authority" and repurpose $60 million out of an existing rail fund to fund alternative transportation projects - such as "Bus Rapid Transit" and autonomous vehicles – starting in the Tampa Bay area and Miami.
"I don't think we can lay track to get ourselves out of the problem. I don't think we can build roads to get ourselves out of the problem," Grant said. "I think what we need more of in Tallahassee, and in all levels of government, is asking ourselves, how can we use the existing resources and infrastructure we have more efficiently before we take tax dollars to build more infrastructure and resources?"
Grant is also in favor of exploring more ridesharing options to help locals navigate increasingly congested traffic.
Sen. Dana Young, R-Tampa, said the $60 million will be divvied up around the state, starting in the Tampa Bay region and Miami.
"$25 million would be dedicated to (Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority) TBARTA," Young said. "$25 million would go to Miami Dade County, and the remainder would be used throughout the state and will be allocated to various projects that are ranked by (the Department of Transportation) DOT."
The state funding would be contingent on getting local matches from counties participating in TBARTA - Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, and Pinellas Counties and in Miami-Dade County.
But Grant and Young reiterated several times that they don't think rail is the way to go, and TBARTA chairman Jim Holton agreed.
Grant said it's a lot of money sunk in something that may or may not develop the ridership.
"What we're saying here is how can we harness things that even if they fail, advance the ball forward for the transportation community in an innovative way," Grant added.


The Toronto Central Regional Cancer Program in partnership with Cancer Care Ontario invites you to promote breast and cervical cancer screening during Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) and Cervical Cancer Awareness Week (CCAW) this October.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Ontario women but also has one of the highest survival rates. BCAM will focus on increasing screening participation among the 50 to 54 age group in particular, as this age group has the greatest number of screen-eligible women who have not received their next scheduled mammogram on time.
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Regular breast cancer screening is important because it can find cancer early when it may be smaller and easier to treat. All women – regardless of age or risk factors – should be breast aware. This means knowing how your breasts normally look and feel so you can tell if there are changes.
National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week is October 16th – October 20th. Cervical cancer can affect anyone with a cervix who has ever been sexually active. Cancer Care Ontario is encouraging anyone with a cervix between the ages of 21 and 69 who has been sexually active to be screened for cervical cancer.
Most cervical cancers are found in women who have never been screened or have been screened less often than recommended by Ontario's cervical screening guidelines. That's why regular screening is so important. Talk to us today about getting screened for cervical cancer with a Pap test every three years.


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WWE Rehires Samoa Joe into NXT
By Adebayo Taiwo Jun 16, 2021
There was profound excitement among the WWE fans last night as they saw their favourite wrestler 'Samoa Joe' being rehired again into the company after being fired few months ago.
Samoa Joe is one of the best wrestlers in WWE with incredible athletic actions in the ring, he was released by WWE the week after WrestleMania and it sparked a lot of controversial reactions among the WWE fans worldwide.
Samoa Joe has been out of actions in the ring for several due to injury, and he did well at the commentary section before he was released by WWE in April, 2021.
Samoa Joe stepped into another level of success in his career last night when he was brought to NXT again to continue his wrestling career, and this time he will be playing the role of an Assistant General Manager to help William Regal keep peace in NXT. Samoa Joe, however, made his present felt by the entire rooster at NXT by decimating those causing choas last night on NXT.
Are you happy to see Samoa Joe back to WWE again? Let us know your opinion at the comments section.
Samoa Joe set to return to in-ring actions

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Human Chain is Seamus Heaney's 12th collection of poetry and his latest since District and Circle (2006). The latter collection was notable for the manner in which Heaney anchored the poetry in the specific local environment of the rural County Derry of his childhood, while allowing the poetry's concerns to ripple outwards from this district to circle and touch on the contemporary global situation.
In many poems recalled physical objects were frequently menacing, giving a sense of threat and uncertainty appropriate in a collection which dwelt on the global unease in the wake of September 11 and the American-led onslaught on Iraq.
The televised image of an unspecified crisis sparks a personal memory; this is relayed in language which precisely imitates the physical movements described and which then opens out into a metaphor of mortality. Heaney can make this process appear as effortless as the unburdening of the sack of grain. Indeed, there are a number of poems in this collection which feel deceptively light on first reading, but they sink in and lodge – like immaculate haiku.
Human Chain emphasises continuities rather than fractures. As the aid workers use a literal human chain to pass along sustenance, so is the Heaney of this collection sustained by the continuities in the 'human chain' of family and friendship. Poems such as 'Album' or 'The Butts' trace familial relations over the course of a lifetime. The latter is particularly effective as Heaney's description of suits hung in a wardrobe uses physical sensation to conjure up the essence of a person through life.
There is an underplayed sense of coherence and completion that runs through this collection, whether we take individual poems, sequences or the collection itself. 'Route 110' opens with the student Heaney purchasing a copy of the Aeneid VI, which he takes onto the bus to Cookstown, route 110, a journey that moves into an underworld of memories from the poet's life, grounding itself in parallels with the Aeneid, before resurfacing on the birth of a grandchild.
Along the journey are some marvellous images. A stall in Smithfield market has: 'racks of suits and overcoats that swayed / When one was tugged from its overcrowded frame / Like their owners' shades close-packed on Charon's barge.' In the tenth part of the sequence Virgil's 'happy shades … Contend on their green meadows', a scene which, as Heaney good-humouredly has it, seems 'Not unlike a sports day in Bellaghy', which he then goes on to describe, not missing a beat.
another element in the human chain are the linkages provided by culture and literature. This is true both generally and more specifically – Heaney has drawn on book six of Virgil's Aeneid previously, notably in his 1991 volume Seeing Things.
Heaney's predominately three-lined stanzas form a visual chain throughout the collection. Frequently a poem comprises four of these three lined stanzas, a form Heaney often inclines towards, and which was the predominate form of the poems in Seeing Things.
In Human Chain, the chosen form allows a neat solidity to each poem or section without isolating one from the next – in the way that the addition of the extra two lines of a sonnet may have. The terza rima-like form provides a continuity throughout the volume, while the symmetry of the four by three-lined stanzas ensure that each poem maintains a solid visual individuality within the collection.
A focus on human continuities also implies an awareness of time passing and issues of mortality loom large in this collection. 'Chanson d'Aventure' describes an ambulance journey in the immediate aftermath of a stroke, while the next poem 'Miracle' praises the carers in the human chain, 'Not the one who takes up his bed and walks / But the ones who have known him all along / And carry him in …'.
'The door was open and the house was dark', perhaps the finest poem in the collection, is in memory of the Belfast broadcaster and singer David Hammond. This elegy makes no direct mention of its subject or the memory of him. Instead, the poem focuses entirely on the silence left behind after his death.
Human Chain is a collection with a gorgeously understated, and tentative, sense of comprehension.
Human Chain by Seamus Heaney is published by Faber and Faber and can be purchased in the CultureNorthernIreland shop.


It looks like the problems in Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley's relationship are far from solved. The man took to social media to post a pic of him with a bruised face that might have been a result of domestic abuse – again!
The Jersey Shore star shocked his followers by posting the disturbing photo on Instagram Stories.
But while he deleted the snap, he reposted it with a chilling message over it.
'Sorry for lying to my friends and family, sometimes u love people so much you're willing to lie and then hurt the people that love u the most to protect,' Ronnie wrote, seemingly about his baby mama.
And that's not all! Just yesterday he posted another ambiguous message that seemed to be about Jen.
'Closure is a scam. Don't text, don't care. Just move on,' he wrote.
Considering that Jen and Ronnie are known to have had a really tumultuous relationship, including previous domestic violence accusations against Jen, it really sounds like after getting back together, things are not at all better.
As fans of Jersey Shore remember, Harley previously dragged her baby daddy with her car during a particularly explosive fight and was arrested.
That being said, Ronnie's fans, as well as his close friends, are not at all happy about the fact that they reunited.


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BevNET MagazineMarch 2008
Still Listening, Still Talking
BevNET.com Staff Aug. 31, 2010 at 2:55 pm
We've got a pretty diverse issue this month so I'll try not to take too much of your time before you jump in and start reading. But before I do that I wanted to thank you for supporting this magazine during its first five years. We wouldn't exist without the readers and advertisers who find value in what we do.
It's an exciting time in the beverage industry, and in the story mix here you'll find that the odd strands we're looking at here weave a pretty exciting and vibrant picture of the drinks that are on the market today. On the one hand you've got the most basic of beverages, water, and on the other you've got bit players designed to remove liver toxins.
You'll find our energy drink guide – like the category, it's still going strong, now in its third edition – and standing in contrast to it is a story on where Jones Soda is going, as its chief products, CSDs, are moving through quicksand.
In addition to this month marking the fifth anniversary of the launch of Beverage Spectrum, this issue also marks my third anniversary as editor. It's been pretty amazing to look at some of the changes that have taken place: in my fi rst issue, we ran a photo of a bunch of energy drinks chasing a giant bull (the symbolism was apparent). Now, Monster Energy is practically neck-and-neck with Red Bull in leading the energy category.
We also looked hard at sugar-sweetened CSDs, proposing that there might be room for them on store shelves. We've seen that idea advance: in addition to an ongoing backlash against High Fructose Corn Syrup (we see dozens of product introductions that tout their lack of HFCS every month, including the just-announced Red Bull Simply Cola) there's been a recognition that consumers are interested in all things natural, including real cane sugar.
At the time, we pointed out that Honest Tea's Seth Goldman and Boston Beer's Jim Koch were both thought-leaders when it came to figuring out how beverage lines were evolving. Since then, the microbrews long championed by Koch have kept the American beer industry afloat, while Goldman's tea company recently accepted a minority investment stake from the Coca-Cola Co.
I'm not listing this stuff to point out whether we were right or wrong – as with the Red Bull race, many of these ideas haven't reached the finish. But the point I'm trying to make is that it's important to be aware of where the industry has been and where it's going. We think hangover relief beverages are part of that mix, which is why we've added coverage of them this month. Next month we scrutinize another emerging product type: the energy "shot."
We think in three more years these kinds of products will still be relevant, as are many of the discussions that we were covering three – or even five – years ago. And as always, we'll be working hard to make sure beverage retailing has an ear – and a voice – in the conversation.
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Back When They Sold Tonics to Cure Teachers' "Mental and Nervous Exhaustion"
You know, sometimes you come across an old advertisement that you can't believe is real. Yet here it is from the Journal of Education, July 4th 1895. It reads:
A Tonic for Brain-Workers, the Weak and Debilitated.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate is, without exception, the Best Remedy for relieving Mental and Nervous Exhaustion; and where the system has become debilitated by disease, it acts as a general tonic and vitalizer, affording sustenance to both brain and body.
Dr. E. Cornell Esten, Philadelphia PA, says: "I have met with the greatest and most satisfactory results in dyspepsia and general derangement of the cerebral and nervous systems, causing debility and exhaustion.
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Who would dare imitate good ol' Horsford's Acid Phosphate?
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The UOC offers four research, transfer and entrepreneurship courses in english, for students, researchers and faculty to promote research in the academic, scientific and business fields .
This course is a general overview to Intellectual Property Rights protection and their use by PhD students. Intellectual Property Rights are here understood in their wider sense, including royalties and copyright, patents and utility models, brands and design rights, as well as commercial secrets.
It is part of the PhD courses of the Generalitat of Catalunya, in which the university offers courses to reinforce transversal competences of business interest. This training will count for any PhD student who is enrolled in a PhD programme in a public or private university..
Understand the figure of royalties as protection of original intellectual creations in general (literary, artistic, scientific, results of I + D + i), and the software in particular.
Understand to what extent the results of I + D + i can be protected under the legal figures of the industrial property, in particular patents and utility models, and in a more tangential way, brands.
Analyse licenses of results and gain knowledge of the main legal rules (laws, regulations, etc.) which are applied to licenses (software, in particular).
Gain knowledge of the uses, restrictions and prohibitions occurring normally in a transference license and the exploitation of a 'proprietary' type.
Gain knowledge of software licenses and free contents which are more widely used, and understand their particularities (GPL, CreativeCommons, etc.). Reflect (and defend, if proceeds) the 'copyleft' as a system of development, protection and distribution of the results and as incentive to innovation.
Develop tools of analysis and orientation for real cases in the professional life.
Overview of the legal framework of legal protection and exploitation of the R+D results.
Identify the R+D+I results which are liable to legal protection and to distinguish between 'intellectual' and 'industrial' results.
Protect the R+D+I results, both under the figure of intellectual property (royalties/copyright) and under the figures of industrial property (patents, models, designs and brands), together with their reach and limitations.
Acknowledge the own royalties, as well as the rights of other parts involved in the R+D+I: the university, the company, and other collaborators.
Manage the most relevant legal aspects within an R+D+I project.
Draw up and negotiate the most important elements of the transference contract or exploitation license of the R+D results.
Decide between exploitation through open licenses / open access or a more proprietary model.
The course is constituted by audio-visual material which will cover the syllabus of the module. The student must visualize the lectures and work on associated potential practical cases. The student will have a virtual classroom where a consultant expert in entrepreneurship will orientate to guarantee the learning process. Once visualized each chapter the student will be encouraged to ask questions and discuss with other classmates the topics which have been covered in the material. The student will carry out activities of continuous assessment about a product to be protected (of the interest of the student or invented in case of lack of necessity). The student will also participate in debates which will be co-participated and guided by the consultant.
This course is part of the Research, transference and entrepreneurship courses (Cursos de Investigación, transferencia y emprendimiento) which are offered by the PhD School (Escuela de Doctorado) for researchers in the academic and corporate fields and for PhD students. This course is also related to modules of the Free Software MSc.
General presentation of the legal framework of intellectual property: royalties.
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RAB intensifies security across country
DHAKA, Feb 20, 2018 (BSS) – The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has stepped up security across the country especially at the Central Shaheed Minar and its surrounding areas for smooth and peaceful celebration of the Shaheed Day as well as the International Mother Language Day tomorrow.
"Special security measures have already been taken in all the shaheed minars especially in the Central Shaheed Minar in the capital to avert any untoward incidents," Director General (DG) of RAB Benazir Ahmed told media today at a press briefing after paying visit to the Central Shaheed Minar here.
"We have taken security measures at the Central Shaheed Minar and its surrounding areas after dividing it into five sectors with deployment of RAB personnel in large numbers and installing an appropriate numbers of watch towers and closed circuit camera televisions (CCTVs)," he also said.
"Swiping team, dog squad, bomb disposal unit, patrol teams of motorcycles, private cars and plain clothed RAB personnel have been relentlessly working to make the security foolproof," he said, adding that RAB personnel will work in coordination with others law enforcing agencies.
Asked about having any threat ahead of the Ekushey February, he said, "There is no specific threat ahead of the International Mother Language Day. But, the elaborate security arrangement has been taken keeping everything in the mind."
"The main task of the RAB is to combat militancy. But we will do everything which is necessary for the welfare of the country," he said while replying to another query.
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Q: Laravel 5.3 Exception handling in nested methods I just ran into a problem where i can't seem to find a proper way of handling. I know this is a stupid example, but its the fastest i could think of.
UserController
trait SaveUser;

public function example(Request $request){
    $user = $this->saveUser($request->name);
    return $user;
}

Trait SaveUser;
public function saveUser($name){

    $is_valid = $this->validateUser;
    if(!is_valid) return response()->json(['data' => null,'message' => "please enter a name for the user",],500);
    try{
        $user = new User();
        $user->name = $name;
        $user->save()

        return $user;

    }catch(\Exception $e){
        return response()->json(['data' => null,'message' => "error saving the user.",],500);
    }
}

private function validateUser($name){
    if($name == null)
        return false;

    return true;

}

Lets say i am saving a user, requesting the name from the api request. I send it to a trait because its going to be used in many places, if the user name is not valid, it returns a json response saying it needs to be set, else if an error occurs while saving the user, return a code 500 response. Now this is a simple example, on my case, i have the validate method validate many other things and each have a unique message for a response, same for attributes of the user, etc..
So pretty much my problem is, that when the try catch catches an execption or something is not valid, it returns return response()->json(['data' => null,'message' => "error saving the user.",],500); to the $user in the UserController variable.  What i would like it to do is, end my code in the exception or in the return response()-> and return the response. Is there anyway i can just end the code anywhere that i have return response()->...?
I am using this in an API, this is just a quick example. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

A: I really don't mean any offense by this but this seems to be a case where you are trying to cover up bad practices with more bad practices.
Your first problem is trying to return responses from methods which aren't in your routes file.  You can do this and it should work just fine because in your example, your just returning that response anyway which is being stored in the $user variable.
The cover-up for this which you are asking for is how to now handle functions returning either Response objects or User objects.  So you would essentially have to use instanceof to determine if this object is a Response or User.  if it's a response, return it, otherwise, keep doing more work.
This isn't terrible because you only have to add a few more conditions but I don't think it's a road you want to start going down because it has potential to snowball from there and create very un-maintainable code.
I'd suggest you start thinking about it this way.  Why is the saveUser function worried about validating the user when we already have a validateUser function.  Let the function which is being called by the routes do all the "controlling" and let your other functions do just what they were intended to do and nothing else.  They should basically just act as helper functions to separate out different parts of your logic.
There are many ways to handle this but I'd suggest something like the following.
public function example(Request $request)
{
    //  Do all the "controlling" in this function, other functions should just be handling all the business logic.
    if (! $this->validateUser($request->name)) {
        return response()->json(['data' => null,'message' => "please enter a name for the user",],500);
    }

    try {
        $user = $this->saveUser($request->name);
    } catch (Exception $e) {
        return response()->json(['data' => null,'message' => "error saving the user.",],500);
    }

    // Here we know this will always be a User object.
    return $user;
}

public function saveUser($name)
{
    $user = new User();
    $user->name = $name;
    $user->save();

    return $user;
}

private function validateUser($name)
{
    if($name == null) {
        return false;
    }

    return true;
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PALESTINIANS TO RAISE REFUGEE 'RIGHT OF RETURN' AT FIRST UN RACISM REVIEW
July 20, 2019 | Category: Prophecy News | Tags: United Nations, World Government
The PA's human rights record will be reviewed for the first time by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
The Palestinian Authority is expected to raise the issue of the "right of return" for Palestinian refugees at its first United Nations racism review in Geneva next month.
The PA's human rights record will be reviewed for the first time by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), which will also look at discrimination issues in the Czech Republic, El Salvador, Iceland, Mexico, Mongolia and Poland.
In a report the PA submitted to CERD in 2018, in advance of the meeting, it spoke about the importance of the "right of return" for Palestinians to sovereign Israel, noting such a demand was in line with the convention on the elimination of racism, to which both it and Israel were signatories.
It noted that the committee in the past had said that "refugees and displaced persons have the right freely to return to their homes of origin under conditions of safety." The PA continued that according to CERD, refugees have the "right to have restored to them property of which they were deprived in the course of the conflict, and to be compensated appropriately for any such property that cannot be returned to them."
Until 2012, the UN did not view Palestine as a state and therefore there was no mechanism by which to review the Palestinian Authority's record on human rights.
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ECNL International tour team notches first win of three-game England tour
(LONDON) – The ECNL/id2 International Tour team Wednesday played the first match of three planned exhibitions in England, riding three goals and an assist from three FC Stars of Mass clubmates to a 6-1 victory over Bristol Academy Women's Football Club on the grounds of Filton College in Bristol, England.
It was the first of three scheduled matches against top women's clubs in and around London, and the first such trip sponsored by the Elite Clubs National League, a top-flight U.S. competition now beginning just its third season in existence. With the support of Nike, all travel expenses have been fully covered for the 17 players, who were selected out of 84 players attending the ECNL/US Club Soccer id2 camp in February.
With Bristol Academy, Chelsea, and Aston Villa on the books for the seven-day affair, the goal of this first match was simply to get comfortable with each other and the tactical philosophy of the coaching staff. Jay Howell (Birmingham FC) and Chris King (Ohio Premier) manned the sidelines, trotting the team out in a 4-3-3 on the shortened synthetic turf field at the impressive private facility.
The match began a bit shaky as the girls had just one practice together the day before, near the team hotel in Watford. However, the sheer individual talent of the side easily overcame those shortcomings, and as the match wore on their comfort and confidence clearly grew.
FC Stars standouts Morgan Andrews, Hayley Dowd and Corey Persson each scored on the day, with Dowd also providing an assist on Andrews' opening goal of the match in the 6th minute.
Andrews and Dowd both plan to attend Boston College, where they will be joined by ECNL/id2 teammate Rosie DiMartino, who recently committed to the Eagles. The Long Island native added her own assist today, providing the helper to Dowd for the final goal.
North Carolina bound Summer Green (Michigan Hawks) scored the second goal, while Toni Payne (Birmingham FC) snatched the highlight reel third goal of the day with jaw dropping solo effort. Payne, who committed to Notre Dame in February, received the ball 10 yards deep in her own half and beat several players on a surging run before firing a rocket into the upper right corner from 20 yards to close out the first half.
Not rolling over by any means, the host club came out in the second half determined. Bristol pressed higher and with more energy searching to get back in the game, and were rewarded with a dangerous free kick from 26 yards in the 55th minute.
They made no mistake with their chance, blasting a low drive to the left corner past the wall, pulling the score to 3-1. Even more invigorated, Bristol continued the pressuring tactic in hopes drawing within one.
Nikki Driesse and Corey Persson had other ideas however, as the pair combined to restore the 3-goal margin in the 60th minute. Dreisse (PDA/uncommitted) picked off Bristol pass and immediately fed Persson with a perfect through ball. The future Penn State Nittany Lion calmly finished past the onrushing keeper to make it 4-1.
If the hosts felt they could get back in the match, they were unfortunate to provide the fifth goal of the day all by themselves when a defender accidentally headed into her own net while attempting to block a shot. The goal was unlucky for Bristol, but it also clearly sealed the opening win for their U.S. counterparts.
Dowd's goal finished the day in the 80th minute when the keeper could only slow down her close-range effort and had to watch the ball trickle over the line.
In the end, the game was not as lopsided as the score indicated, but the Americans finished their chances when they had them, making the going much easier. With the goals of getting off to a good start and getting to know each other better accomplished, the 15- and 16-year-olds turn right around to face Chelsea Ladies' top reserve team in London on Thursday at 7 pm local time.
Bristol Academy WFC is made entirely of students attending Filton College, a landmark institution about 90 minutes west of London and just south of Wales. The college grounds double as home to Women's Super League (WSL) team Bristol Academy, the only team in the newly formed women's professional league to operate a permanent home stadium field – or "ground," as the hosts explained.
All ECNL/id2 players saw plenty of time in the match, with the only exception Kristina Konkol-Mroczkowski, who unfortunately turned her right ankle during the team's Tuesday training session. The dangerous Real So Cal striker who plans to play at UCLA will likely miss the Chelsea match as well, but is aiming to be ready for Sunday's trip closing match against Aston Villa.
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The only thing I don't understand is how they came up with $P(E^c\cap C) = .074.$ I've tried adding numbers all over the place, multiplying them, I tried using the $P(C) = P(E \cap C) + P(E^c \cap C)$ rule (law of total probability) to find $P(E^c | C)$, but it came out negative. I thought $P(E^c \cap C)$ would be $P(E^c) \cdot P(C)$ but that comes out to be $.146$.
Can someone tell me how they got $P(E^c \cap C) = .074?$

A: Baye's Law states that for any event $A$ ad $B$, given $P(B)\neq0$, then
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Prize in Economic Sciences 2021
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Interview with Joshua Angrist, March 2022
Nobelprize.org interviewed economic sciences laureate Joshua Angrist on 21 March 2022. He told us about his aversion to studying as a youth, thoughts on teaching and friendship with co-laureate Guido Imbens.
Can you tell us a little bit about your childhood?
Joshua Angrist: I was born in Columbus, Ohio and I grew up in Pittsburgh. We moved to Pittsburgh when I was three. My parents were academics. They got their PhDs from Ohio State and my dad had also been stationed in the air force and an air force base near Columbus, Ohio, where I was born. My parents got their first jobs in Pittsburgh, so we moved to there and eventually they both left academia, but they never left Pittsburgh. That's where I grew up, went to elementary school, middle school, high school.
We understand you weren't particularly academic as a youth?
A collection of photos of Angrist in high school. L-R: Angrist with his younger brothers, Misha and Ezra; the brothers with their parents in Pittsburgh; Angrist's high school yearbook picture.
Photo courtesy Joshua Angrist
Yeah, I wasn't a very good student and actually my parents didn't like being professors very much so they both quit that. So maybe it's a little ironic that I ended up being a professor. I got in some trouble for various reasons in school and I didn't really get engaged with high school at all. After maybe ninth grade, I didn't take any of the accelerated college courses and I just wanted to finish as quickly as possible. So I managed to finish high school in 11th grade by meeting all the state requirements for diploma. I took two English classes, two health classes – that was sex education, badly done – and, two gym classes, physical education classes. And I was able to get my diploma and leave high school. I worked for a little bit more than a year and then I decided probably I should go to college.
Why were you so keen to leave school and start working?
Well, I hadn't found anything that interested me in school. There were things that interested me. I had a lot of hobbies. I had a photographic dark room – this was before digital photography – in my basement where I developed my own film. I enjoyed print shop in high school and we made t-shirts out of rock albums covers and that sort of thing. I had various other hobbies but nothing in school really engaged me. I liked working partly because I thought working was fun, but partly also I wanted to have money. Once I was 16 I bought my neighbour's car. So I had this awesome powerful car, but it was high maintenance and had terrible gas mileage. It got six miles to the gallon, so I always needed money to pay for gas, repairs, and insurance. I had started working anyway – I had my first job when I was 13, I think I worked in a restaurant as a bus boy. Then later I got interested in working with people with mental disabilities and I worked at camps. So that's what I went to do.
So where does your passion for economic sciences come from? Was there a particular person that influenced you?
I think, like many people, I got excited about my field through an inspired and inspiring teacher. When I arrived at Oberlin College in Ohio, I didn't know what I wanted to study. I thought maybe I would continue in the special education field so I took psychology. But already in my household we talked about economics, my father in particular was interested in economics, even though he was an engineer. I had some sort of dinner table background so I took Econ 101 and I really liked that a lot. I had a wonderful teacher named Bob Piron and I thought his class was so much fun. I liked the material. I also liked the way he taught. It was sort of a high-pressure classroom. Later I adopted that style. I think that's going out of style now, but it was lots of cold calling and a very challenging dynamic classroom atmosphere. It wasn't relaxing, but he was also a very funny guy. I enjoyed it a lot and I connected with the material I saw. I had some affinity for it. It wasn't that it was easy, but I was willing to spend the time on it. So I took a lot of economics and I liked almost all of it.
You yourself say that you weren't a good student but a lot of your research is around education. Can you tell us a little about that?
Joshua Angrist at Hebrew University in the 1990s.
It is sort of inconsistent with my personal history that a lot of my scholarship shows that education is very important. It's an important determinant of people's earnings. I didn't think so, but then I was a teenager. That's one thing. And anyway, I'm only one data point. One thing I teach my students is try not to learn from your personal experience. Your personal experience might be idiosyncratic and not really informative. Everybody, for example, has a view about schools and what schools are good. I try not to pass judgment on that until I see the data. Another thing to keep in mind is that, even though I wasn't a great student and I grew up in a fairly modest household, it was a very educated household. So I had a lot of advantages and I had the opportunity to goof off in high school and learn nothing and yet recover. I think a lot of people, particularly people whose parents aren't very educated, they're not going to get that second chance.
Your prize in economic sciences lecture was very engaging. How important is it to communicate about your work?
It's very important. I like doing research, but I also love teaching and a good teacher is an evangelist for their field. Particularly when you're teaching undergraduates, you have the opportunity to change somebody's direction by convincing them or showing them that economics is really fascinating and rewarding. I think about my own experience in this case, even though I don't want to learn too much from it, as I said, but I had charismatic teachers and they affected my direction and I think maybe I can have that effect on my students. That's what I aspire to.
What qualities do you think you need to become a successful research scientist or economist?
If you want to be a successful research scientist, you have to really love what you're doing. You have to find it interesting. You can't just be going through the motions. When people come to talk to me about graduate school, I caution them that it shouldn't be a momentum play – meaning that you've been a good student all your life, you're bright, you did well in college and so you figure you should be go to graduate school. I think that's not a very good scenario for success because graduate school is really not more of the same. There's a different quality to it. You have to be very self-motivated and you have to be able to set your own goals and push yourself to meet them. Nobody's waking you up in the morning and saying this is what the team has to do today. There are moments like that, but it's mostly not like that. And so if you don't love it, you're not going to get it done.
That would be the first thing. And then you have to have some affinity for it. You have to have the right skills, the right mindset within economics. I suspect within other fields there's more theoretical and more empirical type of people. Even the prize I share, there's two parts. One is for David Card and his empirical work. He was actually one of my thesis advisors. I share [the other half] with Guido Imbens for methodological work, but I'm an empiricist at heart.
You are good friends with your co-laureate Guido Imbens, and were even best man at his wedding. Can you tell us a little about your friendship?
Economic sciences laureates Guido Imbens and Joshua Angrist in Washington DC on 6 December 2021.
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We've been friends since our academic childhood. I got my PhD in 1989, and I went to Harvard for my first job. I was only there for two years, but luckily Guido came in my second year and we were also neighbours. And, you know, I wasn't very excited when we hired him. I thought his thesis was kind of boring. It was very dry and technical, but we soon hit it off and became friends and we saw a lot of each other. We started talking about these kind of applied problems that I was interested in, like using the draft lottery to estimate the effects of military service, and then some subsequent work I had done with Alan Krueger using season of birth to estimate the economic returns of schooling and Guido and I started saying, well, what could we say formally about what you're actually learning when you do that?
It must have been very special to get the prize alongside him, given that he's such a good friend.
Yeah it's fantastic. We couldn't be happier.
Do you think friendship's important in work and collaboration?
It can be, but it's not essential. I think it's more fun to work with your friends. I tell my students that you want to pick your collaborators as carefully and thoughtfully as you pick your spouse. If it goes badly it can be very painful and hard to unwind. Certainly, when you're friends with the people you work with, you worry less about that. Academia is very competitive and the stakes are seen as very high for the participants. Society maybe doesn't care too much who wrote which paper or who gets credit for which idea, but we care. That can be a source of great tension. So you need to trust your collaborators and you trust your friends. Not everybody I've worked with is a close friend. I don't think that's essential, but it's definitely more fun.
Talking about advice to students, is there one piece of advice that you would give to a young person interested in research?
I talk to a lot of people who want to have careers in research, and I try to give them a clear picture of the life of a scholar. Some of it's fun, a lot of it's a drag – every job has its good parts and bad parts. We serve on committees and sometimes we disagree within the department and those can be unpleasant situations, a little bit like a family quarrel that can be very tiring. So you have to be very motivated. You really have to believe that if you want to have a career in research. I always say, who's your role model? What's the scholar you want to be, what sort of work you want to do, tell me some paper you wish you'd written. I try to get them to think about it very concretely, not as an abstract. And if they're excited about that career, I think that bodes well.
It sounds like you are very passionate about your research – what do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I like my work a lot and I'm sort of obsessed by it, so I never stop thinking about it, but I do have some hobbies still. I'm a cyclist. I ride every weekend. Sometimes I go mountain biking or road biking. That's my main hobby. I ski a little in the winter and now I have a new hobby, which is even more rewarding – that's grandchildren. My family is very important to me and the highlight of the week is definitely seeing the grandchildren.
Joshua Angrist out with one of his grandchildren.
First published: March 2022
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