As of today, many of the Public Sector Undertakings has issued their notifications for the recruitment through GATE-2015. It seems difficult for the candidates to remember the starting and ending dates of all the notifications, packages and etc,. I've made my efforts to reduce the same and have created the following document. Check it out.
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Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), a Fortune 500 Navratna company has issued notification for the Recruitment of "Management Trainees" through GATE 2015.
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Eyes Opened by Mackenzie Shrum
Juniors are able to read "The body" thanks to the donations from Stephen King
"Some people drown, that's all. It's not fair but it happens. Some people drown."
Stephen King's novella, "The Body" was published in 1982, and later on in 1986 was made into the movie Stand by Me.
What a lot of people don't know is the junior regular English class received two full class sets of "The Body" sent for free by Stephen King himself. But before the rainbow, there was a storm. Mrs. Kelly Patel had requested to get textbooks from Pearson, the company that provides our books at Mooresville High School.
When they tried to order from the adoption company, Pearson, they were not able to receive them because they were no longer available. Later on Patel had found out that the book was no longer available.
"There has to be a way we can get them. It is a very high interest read. It is nice to see students picking up their book without being told and reading outside of class," Patel said.
Patel felt devastated that she could not receive these books. English teacher Jason Zollman and Patel thought this would be a great lesson to teach the class.
"In this age of testing we wanted to end the year reminding students that reading can still be fun." The testing environment can be very stressful, and teaching this book is good for the teenagers to get a break. Life lessons can be taught out of this. It can be very helpful for this age and time," Zollman said.
One example of a life a lesson in this book is "One being reflecting on the significance of early friendships and their significance in shaping who we become as adults."
Kylie Vanet is a student that is currently reading the book.
"It's never the same, they're always doing or talking about something different," Vanet said.
Vanet said she feels confident in reading this book, and it makes her want to read. She relates to it.
"My life always has new things going on I'm always doing or going through something different," Vanet said.
The goal for Patel was to get the kids to be interested in reading a good book. So, to do that she made them do a project.
"The projects are based off the interests of the students. I wanted it to be fun, and make sure I have students who wanted to do the project and complete it. I tried to make sure to make sure there was a project to choose from which would interest everyone," Patel said.
This story is about a couple of boys going on an adventure not to far from home. They learn that sticking together makes you stronger, and that without each other they wouldn't have made it home.
This story hits home to a lot of students, there are lessons learned, and eyes open.
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Blair flaunts UQ to 12 million viewers
Abnormal Summit cast and the UQFC female soccer team
University of Queensland graduate Blair Williams has showcased his alma mater to an audience of more than 12 million after visiting the St Lucia campus in his new role as the host of a Korean TV show.
Blair visited UQ for a segment to be featured on popular Korean talk show Abnormal Summit.
He is one of seven non-Korean male panellists from all around the world.
The episode featured Blair showing off Brisbane and UQ to his fellow panellists before taking on the UQFC female soccer team in a friendly game of bubble soccer.
Blair said the boys burst their opponents' bubble by beating them 2 – 0.
"It is great to bring my mates to UQ and show them the beautiful campus," he said.
"Being able to show this on Korean TV makes me so proud."
After graduating from UQ with a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Arts with a major in Korean in 2013, Blair (pictured) moved to Korea to pursue a career in marketing.
"Without having studied Korean, I don't think I would have come to Seoul in the first place, which is something I can't really imagine," he said.
"Having the language education that I did, it's really given me so many opportunities in areas I wouldn't have looked at.
"The TV show, for example, is a direct result of the Korean education I received both at UQ and here in Korea."
Blair first appeared on Abnormal Summit as a guest in 2014 after being introduced to the show's producers by a friend.
Due to the success of this appearance he was signed as a permanent cast member in January.
Abnormal Summit shows Korean culture through the eyes of foreigners and provides panel discussions on news and events.
You can watch the Abnormal Summit episode here, using Internet Explorer or Firefox: http://dramatv.tv//watch-drama/where-is-my-friends-home--ep-32-english-sub.html
Interested in studying at UQ? Visit our Future Students Centre and consider making UQ your first QTAC preference.
Media: Clare McEniery, c.mceniery@uq.edu.au, + 61 7 3346 7632; or Kellie Colahan, School of Languages and Cultures, k.colahan@uq.edu.au, + 61 7 3365 6247.
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Film Quizzes: Alan Rickman
First with the death of the legendary David Bowie, and now with the loss of Alan Rickman (both at the same age and from such a horrible disease), it's been a terrible start to the year. Quite simply, Alan Rickman was one of the greats. From his unforgettable breakthrough as Hans Gruber, quite possibly my favourite villain, Rickman soon built up a career of extraordinary performances. While some of his most famous roles were as the baddies you found yourself at times rooting for, he was also capable of some of the most tender, vulnerable portrayals you will ever see. Like with my Robin Williams piece, this quiz isn't so much about the scoring but about a celebration of Rickman's work. Do you have a favourite character? Which of his films stand out most to you?
1. Die Hard (1988)
2. Truly Madly Deeply (1991)
3. Robin Hood Prince of Thieves (1991)
4. Sense and Sensibility (1995)
5. Michael Collins (1996)
6. Dogma (1999)
7. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)
8. Love Actually (2003)
9. Sweeney Todd (2007)
10. Perfume (2008)
12. Gambit (2012)
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32 thoughts on "Film Quizzes: Alan Rickman"
derrickjknight on January 17, 2016 at 2:07 pm said:
Actually, one of my favourites is his Louis XIV in 'A Little Chaos' (2014)
alexraphael on January 17, 2016 at 6:37 pm said:
Not seen it but can imagine it was a theatrical delight.
derrickjknight on January 17, 2016 at 11:06 pm said:
alexraphael on January 17, 2016 at 11:08 pm said:
Cindy Bruchman on January 17, 2016 at 2:13 pm said:
Dogma and Sweeney Todd. I loved his voice and hate I have to write about him in the past tense. 😦
I know. So sudden and far too soon.
sonofabeach96 on January 17, 2016 at 3:38 pm said:
I LOVE Dogma and he played that role perfectly. His dry wit and delivery of the perfectly timed remark was what I enjoyed most about his characters. My wife showed me a clip of his last interview, with Jimmy Fallon, and it's great. The two of them are talking after inhaling helium. Hilarious.
Sabiscuit on January 17, 2016 at 4:14 pm said:
I wanted to be an angel after watching him in Dogma. I was like, "OMG. I get to be sarcastic and eye roll people? Cool! Sign me up."
Such a great movie. George Carlin as an Archbishop, Alanis Morrisette as God, Chris Rock, Silent Bob, Damon and Afleck? Awesome movie! Oh, and my forever crush, Selma Hayek too? Icing on the cake! 🙂
I need to see that. Jimmy Fallon always has quirky activities with his guests and it sounds a fun final interview. Salma Hayek in Dogma is right up there with Ursula Andress in Doctor No, Raquel Welch in One Million Years BC and Carrie Fisher in Return of the Jedi for film bikinis. That's for sure.
Whew! Broke out in a sweat just thinking about it! 🙂
Amanda Lyle on January 17, 2016 at 4:41 pm said:
Gosh! I forgot how many great films he was in.
A great tribute, yet again. I was saddened by this news.
I don't want to be writing any more soon that's for sure. It's upsetting to think that both won't be producing any more work. They both seemed liked nice people too.
By Hook Or By Book ~ Book Reviews, News, & Other Stuff on January 17, 2016 at 6:53 pm said:
It's so hard to choose! If I have to, my picks would be: Die Hard, Harry Potter, Robin Hood, Sense and Sensibility and Dogma.
I'd probably have to go Die Hard too. So many thrillers lack a credible villain. He just made that film. I was amazed how convincing he was as Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility. He had such an incredible range.
abbiosbiston on January 17, 2016 at 7:03 pm said:
He had such a wide range. He brought so much to each character.
M. C. Dulac on January 17, 2016 at 9:04 pm said:
Love all of Alan Rickman's work. I haven't seen Truly Madly Deeply for a long time but it was a great little film.
It's one of those I need to see. They mentioned it a lot in his obituaries and is definitely one of his most fondly remembered films.
Do see it! It's a very sweet and quirky film – I won't say more!
Thanks for the tip. I will 🙂
Khalid Rafi on January 18, 2016 at 7:43 pm said:
Got half right 😀
But gonna miss the hell out of him, what an actor. The past week has been a really one.
I'm not sure anyone will get into double figures. He had such a wide range. It sure was a rotten week.
Molly Mortensen on January 19, 2016 at 3:20 pm said:
Nice Quiz! I got five!
Did you have a favourite performance? I'd have to go for Die Hard but he was wonderful playing Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility which really was a performance against type at the time.
I haven't seen sense and sensibility. I'd pick die hard, Harry Potter, or Robin Hood!
All excellent choices 🙂
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reocochran on January 20, 2016 at 5:36 am said:
I laughed my buttons off at "Gambit" with Cameron Diaz and also Alan with Colin Firth. It reminded my brother of Pink Panther movies. I liked his genuinely sweet and good neighbor role in "Sense and Sensibility." I liked his being human, flirting yet not really following through with it, in "Love Actually." I watched "Sweeney Todd" for many reasons mainly Johnny Depp. 🙂 He plays a villain well, but I liked the whole cast including Alan in "Robin Hood, P of T." We will miss him, far too young 😦 as I also feel this way about Eagle's Glenn Frey and David Bowie. Enough! No more deaths of under 80 yesr olds. . . Take it easy, Alex.
He was so adorable in Sense and Sensibility. At the time my sister was really worried he'd been miscast as he was always superb as a baddie. But the performance blew her away. There really was no one else who cold have played him better. And I really was sad to hear about Glenn Frey. He was a huge part of a band that released some of my favourite songs. Is there a better guitar intro than to Hotel California? A better country song than Lyin' Eyes?
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The price includes the spring and a comfortable mattress made of coconut-fibres with recycled-wool tufting and a removable cover of soft organic cotton.
The Flex cradle is a hanging cradle that swings and bounces. But compared with our Classic Hanging cradle the Flex cradle offers something extra, making it a practical alternative for those seeking more options.
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The price includes the spring and a comfortable mattress made of coconut-fibers with recycled-wool tufting and a removable cover of soft organic cotton.
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Beautiful wooden cradle that will swing and bounce when suspended from the soft cotton ropes. With the specially designed hooks unhooking the cradle is done in an instant. When placed on the floor the gently rocking will calm your baby.
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The price for the twin hanging cradle includes the spring and 2 comfortable mattresses made of coconut-fibers with recycled-wool tufting and a removable organic cotton cover.
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We all know that great Thai food can be found in the most humble shophouse or even by the roadside but if you have travelled a long way and wish to treat yourself to something more sophisticated, here are ten great Thai restaurants in Bangkok for a special treat. Some of these restaurants come with a price, but remember, this is a whole dining experience, with the service, ambiance and other small touches that separate the great from the good.
Paste is perhaps one of Thailand's most respected restaurants. Managed by the duo of husband and wife, Jason Bailey and Bongkoch "Bee" Satongun, the restaurant features a modern dining area that offers excellent Thai dishes with an innovative touch. The menu contains a long list of astounding Thai dishes with a unique blend of ingredients.
Le Du was opened in 2013 by Eleven Madison Park and Jean-Georges, with Thitid Tassanakajohn with a mission to revolutionize Thai food. The menu features the best local seasonal produce prepared with a modern touch and inventive cooking process.
Nahm is a luxury Thai restaurant with an international theme. It topped the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants in 2014 and is consistently on the list of World's 50 Best Restaurants. With a passion for Thailand and a comprehensive knowledge of its food culture, Nahm brings traditional Thai cooking methods to the fore, all thanks to comprehensive research on ancient cookbooks and private recipes.
Bo.lan was opened in 2009 by the dynamic duo of Duangporn "Bo" Songvisava and Dylan Jones and offers old-school Thai flavors. Bo.lan features the finest ingredients sourced from all over the Kingdom to make a unique and delicious menu list that is unrivaled.
Benjarong offers a blend between traditional recipes and modern molecular methods of preparing meals. The menu featured in this restaurant has been adorned a modern twist by the Danish Chef Morten Boejstrup Nielsen to produce a variety of decadent signatures that display the authentic charm of Thai flavors.
Blue Elephant in Bangkok is the 10th branch of the global chain of restaurant Blue Elephant started by Nooror Somany over 30 years ago with other branches in London, Paris and Dubai. The Blue elephant in Bangkok is perhaps the most of the branches as it make host to the members of the Thai royal family, foreign officials and VIPs.
Baan Khanitha has four branches across Bangkok, and has become quite popular among foreign tourists for his delicious dishes and posh ambience. Each location offers a slightly different theme but all evokes similar feels set in a colonial-style structure with interior décor such as wood carvings and colorful orchids to help create a relaxed environment.
The Sala Rim Naam is Bangkok's premier choice for a fancy Thai meal with a dining room that is situated in a traditional northern-style pavilion that expresses the feel of a mini-palace with its giant wooden gates and wooden furniture. There are traditional stage performances as well as a menu courses. The outdoor terrace offers the best seats in the house with an incredible view of Chao Phraya River.
The Issaya Siamese club offers an exquisite dining experience from one of the most respectable chefs in Thailand, Ian Chalermkittichai. The restaurant features modern Thai flavors with state of the art and innovative twist while incorporating old recipes. Making your way to the restaurant, you need to navigate through maze-like alleys before descending on the breathtaking centuries-old house. The décor retain a vintage Siamese charm with vibrant and colorful murals to keep you relaxed at all times.
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Chef Man makes the most reliable dim sum in the whole of Bangkok. This is prepared from fresh ingredients and perfectly timed cooking. Dishes like the Peking duck require that you order them days before as the preparation requires meticulousness.
Sushi Ichi comes from the one-Michelin-star Omakase sushi restaurant in Ginza, Tokyo. The ingredients are sourced personally every morning from Tokyo and delivered to Bangkok within 24 hours. There is a four man kitchen team that rotates with those in Japan and Singapore branch to ensure uniform performance.
Lenzi Tuscan serves up rustic, Tuscan food on a warm and cozy setting. This is courtesy of Chef Francesco Lenz. The restaurant features Norwegian cod fish cooked with capers, anchovy and tomato sauce and a sausage stew with borltotti beans and tomato stew.
80/20 is managed by executive chef Napol Jantraget and his Canadian partner Andrew Martin who employs local ingredients and elements made from scratch to make a unique Thai cuisine. The restaurant features lamb tartare, and tea-smoked duck breast with charred pumpkin.
Freebird is a chic restaurant that features Australian cuisine with its 10-course tasting menu that blends Western and Asian cooking methods. Dishes served includes organic sea urchins, slow-roasted ocean trout. The restaurants décor provides a relaxed and ambient serene with its location in a mid-century modern house.
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New Year's Concert 2016 SOLD OUT
Sunday 9 October
This year's New Year's concert can only be described in superlatives!
Jewish Culture in Copenhagen is delighted to present this concert with one of the greatest violin virtuosos of our time, Nikolaj Znaider and the just as excellent and beloved oboist and peace musician, Henrik Goldschmidt in an unprecedented cooperation.
The two stars are joined by accordion virtuoso Anders Singh Vesterdahl and an ensemble of string players from the Royal Danish Orchestra. The unique concert is their gift to celebrate the relocation of the Jewish kindergarten and the Jewish school, Carolineskolen to new premises, and the proceeds from the concert will fund the new playing ground of the kindergarten. The host of the evening is Martin Krasnik.
None of the performers are unknown to our audience.
Nikolaj Znaider, the pride of Denmark and the Danish-Jewish community, is a world class violinist and since he was a child he won several international violin competitions. In 1992, as the youngest participant at 16 and the first Dane ever, he won the prestigious International Carl Nielsen Violin Competition and in 1997 the even more prestigious International Queen Elizabeth Violin Competition in Bruxelles. Every year he plays more than 100 concerts and makes recordings with the leading orchestras and chamber orchestras of the world, both as a violinist and in the recent years also as a conductor. He plays a Guarnerius del Gesu violin from 1741, which used to belong to the legendary violinist Fritz Kreisler.
Henrik Goldschmidt studied among others at the Karajan Academy in Berlin. Parallelly with his career as solo oboist in the Royal Danish Orchestra, he is the founder and artistic director of the peace orchestra the Middle East Peace Orchestra, performing all over the world and the principal of Goldschmidt Music Academy, a music school free of charge for children in Nørrebro in Copenhagen. He is also a member of the Danish Wind Octet and has played in many leading orchestras, e.g. with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra for three years. He is often described as the best klezmer oboist in the world, and he has won many competitions and received many prices both for his classical and rhythmical music activities. Henrik Goldschmidt both plays and writes modern Jewish music. He has composed music for his own orchestras, for films and theatre, and for special occasions.
The programme of the concert encompasses both the most beautiful Baroque music and dancing klezmer, from Johann Sebastian Bach's Double concerto for obo and violin to traditional klezmer songs and the musicians' own compositions. The musicians are prepared to play joyful music with surprises and looking forward to the pleasure of playing together.
The host of the evening, Martin Krasnik is also well known to our audience. The sharpshooting, popular and controversial journalist and tv-host (who is actually leaving the screen to enter a position with the weekly Weekendavisen) known for strong beliefs and thorough research is well known in Denmark through his long, personal, and sometimes controversial interviews for the daily Deadline programme of DR2, but he is also known as an author of books. In 2014 he published the book "Fucking Jew!" inspired by the personal threats he received for his critical attitude in his Deadline-interviews.
We are delighted that the choir of the Jewish kindergarten and the young musicians of the Jewish school Carolineskolen will also take part in the concert at this new chapter in the life of Carolineskolen and the kindergarten and will contribute to the future of the Jewish school and kindergarten.
Tickets at jcc@jewishculture.dk or Billetnet or Politiken Plus.
Regular price: kr. 250
DJS-members and Politiken Plus: kr. 200


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Record of Historical Events in "Zi zhi tong jian" from Beginning to End
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Tong jian ji shi ben mo (Record of historical events in Zi zhi tong jian from beginning to end) was the first Chinese historical record compiled with details grouped by event. It was compiled by Yuan Shu of the Southern Song. Yuan Shu (1131‒1205), courtesy name Jizhong, a native of Jian'an, Jianzhou (present-day Jian'ou, Fujian), received his jin shi degree in the first year (1163) of the Longxing era. He was an administrative assistant in Wenzhou, an examiner at the Bureau of Rites, a junior compiler at the Historiography Academy, and an instructor in Yanzhou. While reading Zi zhi tong jiang (Comprehensive mirror to aid in government) compiled by Sima Guang (1019‒86), Yuan Shu found it difficult to gather all details of an event together, because of that work's vast scope and chronological order. One event might have details spread across several juan and thus lack coherence. So he reorganized the contents of Zi zhi tong jian by each historical event and grouped the events under 239 headings, with 66 additional events in appendices. Under each heading, he recorded the events in chronological sequence. Thus each historical event was self-contained and detailed in sequence from the beginning to the end. The time period covered in the work begins with the early Warring States period, when the feudal state of Jin was divided by the states of Han, Zhao and Wei, and continues through the Sui and Tang to the Five Dynasties, with Emperor Shizong (921‒59) of Later Zhou and his Huainan campaigns that started in 956. Thus 1,300 years of Chinese history in the Zi zhi tong jian became clear at one reading. This topical approach to recounting the details about an important historical event enabled readers to summarize easily the lessons from that event, thus helping them fully contribute to "aid in government." It also created a new form of history writing, in addition to annals and biographies. The work thus was a great contribution to the development of Chinese historiography. This copy is a printed edition by Zhao Yuban of Huzhou, published in the fifth year (1257) of the Baoyou era. It has 42 juan in 84 volumes. The text comes from the original Zi zhi tong jian written by Sima Guang, but the arrangement and compilation differ. The presentation here includes the two prefaces, the table of contents, and juan 1.
Sima, Guang, 1019-1086
Yuan, Shu, 1131-1205
Zhao Yuban, Huzhou, China
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Education, research, related topics of history
History of Asia; Far East
China & adjacent areas
Chinese literature Chronology Historiography History
1 juan in 2 volumes
Originally comprised of 42 juan in 84 volumes
National Central Library
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Meet our Tenants … The Working Conversations Group CIC
1 September 2022 54 St James StreetMaggie
Today we're meeting with Steve Flatt, our tenant and Director of the non-profit organisation The Working Conversations Group CIC. Steve's team strive to offer mental health services to anyone, delivering effective treatment for a wide range of psychological conditions.
The Working Conversations Group CIC took up tenancy in the building back in 2014 when they were known as The Psychological Therapies Unit. Since our last catch-up four years ago (read here) the business has been through a name change, a restructure, and a global pandemic. We thought it was high time for an update!
Tell us a little bit about your business:
The psychological therapies unit has now changed its trading name to The Working Conversations Group CIC. We are continuing to do much the same as we did before in terms of therapy with a predominantly solution-focused practice approach. We provide training in psychological therapies and we do work with insurance companies, solicitors, the general public, corporations, and local businesses.
How has the business changed and grew since we spoke in 2018?
We set up a free telephone service during the Covid pandemic for people who are lonely and isolated, distressed, or physically challenged called, "Let's Keep Talking". This service has always been free and is now in its second iteration with its own website and team.
We also have a national service called "Traumaticus" that specifically provides psychological services for people who have had a personal injury, road traffic collisions, or similar which provides assessments and therapy nationally and can be accessed by rehabilitation companies, solicitors, and insurance companies.
What challenges has The Working Conversations Group CIC faced while dealing with the pandemic?
We have restructured both organisationally and financially as a result of the pandemic.
As a business, when the pandemic became apparent, we had to put everything online and initially. This was a little challenging but we had already been doing some international therapy work with battlefield victims and international clients so it was merely a matter of increasing our online activity. Since then we have continued with a hybrid model offering telephone calls, video calls and face-to-face sessions according to the client's need or geographical needs. We have become more flexible and even more client centred than previously.
What is your favourite thing about coming to work in the building?
We chose this building because it is light, airy, open and completely different to the traditional, often gloomy, psychiatric or psychological environments. It is full of life, music, laughter and conversation.
What is your favourite thing about working in the Baltic Triangle?
The Baltic triangle is a vibrant, growing commercial area with lots of social activities, restaurants, bars and coffee shops. There is a sense of excitement and opportunity in and around the Baltic Triangle.
How do you manage a work/life balance?
Now there's an elusive creature – work life balance! We try to start and finish work at a reasonable time, create reasonable workloads with sensible completion times.
Where is your go-to for lunch in the area?
Lunch depends on how much time is available but it could be the Baltic Market (occasional) more often than not sat at our desks, musing over the morning's work that has been completed or considering the afternoon's work that is yet to come.
If you'd like to find out more about The Working Conversations Group CIC you can visit them here. Steve can be contacted by e-mail via: Steve@workingconversationsgroup.org.
To find out more about using any of 54 St James Street's facilities click here, or for more information you can call 0151 706 8100 or email venue@thewo.org.uk.
If you are a tenant and you would like to feature in the #MeetOurTenants series contact annalauder@thewo.org.uk for more information.
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Just setting this up, partly because if I'm lucky, I'm going to a spring training game next month.
Good Days - Seven Braves batters had singles, and Danny Santana had a hit and a run scored. Braves pitchers started the game combining for seven innings of two hits, two walks and six strikeouts. Matt Wisler had two innings and Chase Whitley, Sam Freeman, Anyelo Gomez, Koby Allard and Rex Brothers each had one. Brothers also had two strikeouts.
Bad Days - Five Braves hitters had multiple hitless trips to the plate. Minor leaguer Rob Socolovich and prospective bullpen arm Akeel Morris combined to allow six runs in the eighth inning, with Morris walking in two runs after Socolovish had directly allowed four.
Next: Acuna and Newcomb are two to play against the Astros today.
Good Days - Five Braves players had a hit, with longtime Braves minor leaguer Carlos Franco getting the only double. Five pitchers had at least an inning of scoreless ball with Josh Graham, who last pitched in Mississippi, pitching 1 1/3 innings to finish. Sean Newcomb had two strikeouts in his frame.
Bad Days - Ronald Acuna, Alex Jackson and Austin Riley all went a combined 0-9 with six strikeouts. Mike Soroka unfortunately gave up a home run to Yulieski Gurriel and Jason Hursh was torched for four runs in 2/3 of an inning.
Next: Scott Kazmir beings his spring facing the Nationals.
I'm ready for some real baseball! How you feeling about the upcoming season? I really hope that Dansby turns it around and Albies doesn't have a sophomore slump.
I'm trying to tamper my expectations for Acuna. He's only 20, so if he comes up and struggles it won't be the end of the world.
Well given he's 0-5 so far in spring, he's probably trying too hard. Just so happens that Dansby has the Braves' first spring homer today.
This season I'm cautiously optimistic. I'm unshakable in my belief that they can improve from last year. However, I also believe the improvement won't by by much. Still, it won't surprise me if they finish at around .500, say 79-83 wins.
Good Days - Preston Tucker had the Braves' first multi-hit game, inclulding a double, and Dansby Swanson got the Braves' first home run of the spring. Carlos Franco continued a good couple of days with a pinch-hit homer of his own. Scott Kazmir had a scoreless inning despite two walks and Jesse Biddle, Philip Pfeifer (came from the Dodgers in the Bud Norris trade) and Adam McCreery (came from the Angels in the Jhoulys Chacin trade) all had scoreless outings.
Bad Days - Ronald Acuna went 0-4 in the leadoff spot, Austin Riley went 0-3 and several other players went 0-2. Lucas Sims, Max Fried and Luke Jackson combined to allow nine runs (eight earned) in three innings of work with five walks and just one strikeout.
Next: Julio Teheran makes his first spring appearance tomorrow against the Nationals.
Good Days - Ozzie Albies and Kurt Suzuki had two-hit games with Suzuki having a double. Five other players had a hit. Julio Teheran opened with two scoreless innings and the next six pitchers had scoreless innings until Rex Brothers allowed a homer in the ninth. Peter Moylan and Brothers both had two strikeouts.
Bad Days - Bad batting days at least, as seven Braves players had 0-2 days. At least Ender Inciarte redeemed himself on the field.
Next: Mike Foltynewicz has his first appearance against the Pirates.
So... just saying, on Talking Chop, we're basically being led to believe that the organization is splitting hairs and setting the stage for Acuna to leave by telling him to "wear his hat straight", based on a Mark Bowman line at the end of this article.
Good Days - There were only five hits, but they were big ones as Charlie Culberson had a two-run double and Johan Camargo hit a solo homer in the 7th to tie the game at 3-all. Mike Foltynewicz had a scoreless two-inning start and four pitchers combined for 4 2/3 innings of scoreless ball, including 1 2/3 from Sam Freeman. Daniel Winkler had two strikeouts to lead all pitchers.
Bad Days - Five players went 0-2 with Lane Adams being the unfortunate one to go 0-3. Chase Whitley got tagged for 2 runs in 1 1/3 innings of work and Jason Hursh continued to underwhelm by giving up a run on three hits in his inning of work.
Next: Two guys looking to get their careers back on track open the next Braves-Mets game with Brandon McCarthy and Matt Harvey.
Good Days - Brandon McCarthy opened the game with three scoreless innings and Koby Allard added two shutout innings. Aaron Blair and Jesse biddle had scoreless frams as well. Acuna (since when did he start getting labelled as Acuna, Jr.?) went 2-4 including a go-ahead 2-run single. Danny Santana had 3 hits and a run and Preston Tucker and Dansby Swanson also had two hits.
Bad Days - Five players went 0-2 at the plate, but Shane Carle and Josh Ravin both allowed three runs in their innings, with Ravin taking the loss.
Next: Sean Newcomb makes his second appearance against the Tigers.
Good Days - Ronald Acuna and Dustin Peterson had two hits and Cleulius Rondon (last in the Marlins organization) and Austin Riley hit home runs. Mike Soroka had two scoreless innings and five pitchers had a scoreless inning each.
Good Days - Matt Wisler had three scoreless innings to open the game, Four pitches combined for 3 2/3 scoreless innings with A. J. Minter having two strikeouts. Nick Markakis had two hits and Christian Colon had an RBI.
Bad Days - Danny Santana went 0-4 and Kyle Wright allowed four runs and Rex Brothers allowed two.
Sorry for not posting updates. Went on vacation and not having full internet access contributed to that. I need an actual keyboard to type all this stuff out. All that being said, I like how spring is going on. Though I notice that there's some freaking out about Gohara's injury because he's "fat" and it's hard to recover from sprained ankles.
He'll continue to do that unless he starts getting results. Could be his last year with the organization easily.
Okay, at this point, Preston Tucker is playing like he wants an outfield job. Be nice if he did get the placeholder job.
The Braves have re-assigned much-hyped prospect Ronald Acuna to minor-league camp, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution was among those to report on Twitter. He'll presumably open the season at Triple-A.


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Europe & World News
Johnson says that London does not introduce & aacute; border checks "under any circumstances"
PARIS, Aug. 22 (EUROPE PRESS) –
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday that "under no circumstances" the United Kingdom will re-introduce border controls with Ireland once Brexit occurs, while making it clear that it wants an exit agreement.
"I want an agreement and I think we can get a good agreement," he declared upon his arrival at the meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, ensuring that he feels very "lively" after the meeting held the day before with the German Chancellor Angela Merkel "I know that with energy, creativity and dedication we can find a way out for all our businesses and citizens," he added.
As regards what is currently the biggest obstacle in the negotiation with Brussels, the safeguard measure for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland (the so-called 'backstop') has stressed that "under no circumstances will the United Kingdom impose controls of any kind at that border. "
"We do not believe that it is necessary from the EU point of view to do so to protect the integrity of the single market," he added, arguing that in his view "there are other ways of doing so." "I think we have time so let's get to it," he urged.
Johnson has again made it clear that the United Kingdom will leave on October 31 with or without agreement, because the British decided to do so in a referendum. "We want to make sure that on both sides of the Canal all the necessary work is done to ensure that with or without agreement our departure will be as smooth and less painful as possible for the citizens and businesses of both parties."
For its part, Macron has stood firm in the position defended by Brussels and the other member states: there can be no new agreement. "I want to be very clear, in the next month we will not find a new exit agreement that deviates much from the original," Johnson has warned.
However, he has been willing to work to avoid an exit without agreement. "Nobody is going to wait until October 31 without trying to find a good solution," said the Gallic president.
Mexico rescues 402 migrants and looks for 58 who have entered through the jungle area of the Suchiate River
China announces the fourth death of a person affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus
The Republican leader in the US Senate proposes 12-hour daily sessions for the impeachment
The Government of Colombia leaves the FARC out of its list of terrorist groups
Arce asks for "unity" of the MAS in the face of the elections in Bolivia and demands "recognition" for Choquehuanca
US announces joint military maneuvers in Colombia from January 23 to 29
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The Murg–Walenstadt section of motorway is located in a topographically challenging area along the Lake Walen. The section cuts through the southern side of the valley and comprises five tunnels, three large viaducts and numerous engineering structures such as bridges, retaining walls, protective structures and noise protection structures. The repair work is to be carried out at night, thereby enabling full capacity for traffic during the day.
Condition assessment, compliance testing of all structures, recalculation of all statically relevant structural elements of bridges, retaining walls and tunnels, planning of measures, definition of immediate, provisional and preliminary measures such as restoration of joints between concrete slabs, invitation to tender and implementation of all measures.