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Wales Online
All the road closures for Cardiff this Saturday as three huge sporting events take place in the city
Cardiff (Geopolitical Entity) TfW Aslef Speedway (Organization) Sophia Gardens
A number of events are set to take place in Cardiff this weekend (August 13-14), meaning some roads in the capital will be closed. On Saturday, August 13, Speedway will be taking place at the Principality Stadium; Cardiff City Football Club will be taking on Birmingham City at Cardiff City Stadium, and The Welsh Fire will be playing Birmingham Phoenix as part of the Women's and Men's 'Hundred Series' at Sophia Gardens Cricket Ground.
In addition to the events taking place in Cardiff this weekend, there is also industrial action by the train drivers' union ASLEF. While Transport for Wales (TfW) is not involved in the dispute with ASLEF, its services are expected to be extremely busy, with the company advising people to only travel by rail if their journey is essential.
Here's what you need to know about road closures in Cardiff this weekend. You can get more Cardiff news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
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Road closures will be put in place at the end of the Cardiff City v Birmingham City game between 1.45pm and 3pm on Sloper Road, from Bessemer Road to Leckwith Road and on Leckwith Road, between Sloper Road and Wellington Street.
The first cricket match at Sophia Gardens will start at 2.30pm, with the second at 6pm. To facilitate these events, Sophia Close will be closed between 4pm and 10pm. With the gates of the Principality Stadium opening at 3.30pm for Speedway and the event scheduled to finish at 8.30pm, Westgate Street will be closed in its entirety between 3pm and 9.30pm.
Access to the Civic Centre will be controlled throughout the day, with access allowed only for event parking; access to the Speedway Fanzone; limited commuter parking, loading and access to private car parks. Roads affected include King Edward VII Avenue, Museum Avenue, City Hall Road, College Road and Gorsedd Gardens Road. You can read more stories about Cardiff here.
There is set to be widespread disruption to the rail network on Saturday, August 13, due to industrial action by ASLEF. While TfW is not involved in the dispute, it is expected that its services will be extremely busy as Great Western Railways (GWR), West Midlands Trains, Avanti West Coast and Cross-country are not operating any services at all on Saturday August 13.
TfW is advising people to only travel by rail if their journey is essential on the South Wales Main Line between Carmarthen and Newport and between Cardiff and Lydney. Passengers are advised to plan ahead and check full timetables (available from 9 August) on the TfW website and online journey planners before travelling. Where services are running, they may be subject to late-notice changes. Find out more about the rail strikes for August here.
Local bus services will be diverted while the city centre road closures are in place. For more information on specific bus routes, you can see Stagecoach services here, Cardiff Bus services here, and NAT services here.
Some buses will be diverted while the roads are closed (WalesOnline/Rob Browne)
The National Express coach station at Sophia Gardens will not be accessible from 12.30pm until 10.30pm due to the cricket taking place. All services will therefore pick up and set down on Cathedral Road outside the Wales Audit Office.
The stops are located on the left-hand pavement, just after the junction with Sophia Close on Cathedral Road, as you travel towards Cardiff City centre from the north, outside the Wales Audit Office, not the Esso garage. Services will be permitted to turn right at the end of Cathedral Road into Cowbridge Road and head west avoiding the city centre.
St Mary Street taxi rank (outside the House of Fraser) will not be affected by these events.
Park & Ride facilities for the cricket and Speedway
The event park and ride facility for these events will be at County Hall car Park in Cardiff Bay, with the drop off and pick up at Callaghan Square. The facility is accessible via the M4, leaving at junction 33, and travelling down the link road (A4232).
Buses will be running to and from the city centre every 10 minutes before the concerts begin. It costs £10, which is payable on the day – card payments are now available. The car park opens at 9am and the first bus will leave at 9.30am. The last bus from the city centre will be at 10pm and the car park will close at 10.30pm.
Civic Centre Event Day Parking: To get there, exit Junction 32 of the M4, head south on the A470 towards the city centre and follow signage to the civic centre. Parking costs £15, payable on the day at the car park – card payments are also now available. The car park will open at 8am and closes at 12 Midnight. Coach parking costs £25, payable on the day, and is cash only.
Event Day Parking at Sophia Gardens: Parking for cars is approximately a 0.5 mile walk to the Principality Stadium, Gate 2. It costs £15, payable on the day, with card payments now available. Car park opens at 8am and closes at 12 midnight. Please note: All vehicles are left on site at the owner's risk. Cardiff Council will not be held responsible for any theft or damage to motor vehicles or personal possessions. Any vehicles left in the car park after closing time will be fined.
Shopping Parking: Shoppers are advised to make use of the dedicated Shopping Park & Ride sites at Pentwyn or County Hall. Or city centre car parks are also available: North Road Car Parks, St David's Shopping Centre, John Lewis, Capitol Shopping Centre, and NCP (Adam Street, Dumfries Place and Greyfriars Road.)
Disabled parking: Disabled drivers are advised to use Sophia Gardens. Disabled parking is also available at various private car parks. Please check individual websites for availability.
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Unlocking the Housing Market - Everybody Wants Some
Oct 25, 2020 Share
We are approaching the heart of earnings season. As of this writing, a little over one-quarter of S&P500 companies have reported their Q3 results. Results are off to a remarkably good start. According to Factset, "The percentage of S&P 500 companies beating EPS estimates for the third quarter and the magnitude of the earnings beats are at or near record levels." 84% of companies have beat EPS estimates and 81% of companies have beat revenue estimates. In aggregate, earnings and revenues have come in 17% and 3% ahead of expectations, respectively. However, the most important news of the week for us was from the housing market. New home sales, existing home sales, building trends, and inventory levels all demonstrate a market and dynamic that shows no end in sight. We've stated that housing is arguably the most important data point to watch in order to measure COVID's impact on the economy as well as prospects for a recovery. Had housing not bounced back as strong as it has, it would have represented a big, red, warning signal for us about the prospects for the US economy and potential for a quick recovery. The reason being that there is a significant secular demographic tailwind driving the housing data. Coming out of the global financial crisis, household formations in the US were below historical averages for many years. It is only recently that the data has approached the historical average levels but the magnitude of the shortfall from 2008 - 2016 left an extraordinary amount of pent-up demand that still exists. Home building stocks have responded, the iShares US Home Construction ETF (Ticker: ITB) is up 28% this year versus 9% for the S&P500. Despite the significant performance this year, a basket of home building stocks that we follow have a current P/E ratio of 11 versus the S&P500's forward P/E ratio of approximately 21. Household formations, and the resulting need for housing, may mean that the trend still has many years to run. We wonder, given the valuations, if the underlying stocks may have many years to run as well.
Source: Citigroup
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Atlanta Fed GDPNow is currently tracking at 35.3% for Q3, up slightly from 35.2% last week.
New York Fed GDP Nowcast stands at 13.75% for Q3, down slightly from 13.79% last week.
NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index reaches all time high of 85.
China Q3 GDP up 4.9%y/y which is lower than 5.5% consensus expectation. While the GDP data was disappointing, some other measures of data released point to a more positive outlook for Q4.
September retail sales +3.3%y/y vs +1.6%y/y consensus. The month-over-month rise was a solid +2%.
Industrial production rose 0.9%m/m for September and Fixed Asset Investment grew over 8%y/y.
Container shipping rates from China to the US's west coast are up over 60% versus last year.
Rates are being driven higher because American companies are looking to re-stock depleted inventories ahead of the holiday season.
Earlier this year, many scheduled routes had been cancelled because of country decisions to close borders in response to the pandemic.
Initial US Jobless Claims 787k this past week versus 875k expected.
This marks the lowest total since the early days of the pandemic, representing a 55k decline from last week's reversed level.
The 4 week moving average for claims falls to 811k, the lowest since March.
One reason for this decline has been the migration of workers who have exhausted their regular benefits and have moved to the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance benefits program.
Individual claims for this program totals 3.3mln for the week ending October 3rd.
Continuing claims for unemployment insurance dropped 1.02mln to 8.37mln
Source: Macquarie Bank
September's Conference Board Leading Economic Index rose 0.7% in September, following increases of 1.4% and 2% in August and July, respectively
Equity market strength is helping to keep the index rising but slowdowns in reopening activity and hiring are limiting the gains in the index.
US September Existing Home Sales +9.4%m/m to 6.54mln, the highest level since May 2006.
This marks the fourth straight monthly increase.
Median price of an existing home sold in September was $311,800, +15% y/y.
Inventory of homes for sale -19% y/y to 1.47mln homes for sale, representing a 2.7-month supply.
This is the lowest since the realtors began tracking this metric in 1982!
Regionally, existing home sales rose in all four of the country's regions
71% of homes sold in September and were on the market for less than a month.
US single-family homebuilding confirms the strength in home sales. Single-family housing starts +8.5%m/m to 1.08mln units in September, the highest since June 2007.
Single-family building permits and completions +7.8%m/m and +2.1%m/m, respectively.
Overall housing starts +1.9%m/m.
"The relative strength of single-family construction compared to multifamily units could partly reflect a shift in housing demand away from multifamily structures in more densely populated cities and towards sing-family units in [...] less populated areas" -Citigroup
US Markit Manufacturing PMI (October Flash) 53.3, in line with expectations.
Services PMI was 56 vs 54.5 expected.
Employment expectations have been lower for two consecutive months but despite the recent weakness overall economic expectations continue to rise.
Data from JPMorgan Chase reveals an interesting spending pattern difference among employed vs. unemployed households receiving unemployment benefits.
From April to August households receiving unemployment benefits (i.e. $600 weekly supplement) were spending more per capita than employed households.
Spending was defined as the "...sum of debit card and credit card outflows, cash withdrawals, and a subset of electronic outflows from checking accounts…"
Goldman Sachs Consumer Spending Tracker
Central banks at a panel discussion hosted by the International Monetary Fund on evaluated the merits of central bank digital currencies (CBDC) this past week.
Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell: "Given the dollar's important role globally, it's essential that we remain on the frontier of research and policy development. The dollar is the world's principal reserve currency and there continues to be large global demand for Federal Reserve notes."
Efforts surrounding the research and development of a CBDC in the US have taken place with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announcing back in August that it was actively collaborating with MIT's Digital Currency Initiative to explore more than 30 different blockchain networks.
ECB President Christine Lagarde discussed on Monday at an interview the high likelihood of lost momentum in the euro area recovery due to the recent rise in COVID-19 infections. The recent economic weakness and language from the ECB has led market participants to expect more action from the central bank to support the region in the coming weeks
"The second wave of the epidemic in Europe, particularly in France, and the new restrictive measures that accompany it add to uncertainty and weigh on the recovery"
The ECB has estimated that GDP in the eurozone will fall by at least 8% due to the pandemic.
Similar to the Fed's promise of providing prolonged economic support, the ECB has made it clear that they expect to keep the rates accommodative for a long time to come and are ready to provide more monetary stimulus if required
EU leaders reached a €1.82tln budget and €750bln COVID-19 recovery package back in July.
Turkey's Central Bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 10.25% this week.
The market had been expecting a rate hike. The surprise inaction left the currency weaker. For the year is the worst performing currency that we follow driven by a combination of geopolitical concerns, economic mismanagement, and political influence over the central bank
Global equity markets are seeing a flood of electric-vehicle companies being listed that have no current revenue.
"Never before have so many companies with no revenue pursued a public listing at such high valuations" -University of Florida finance professor Jay Ritter.
Investors are making big bets on revenue projections for electric vehicle companies as they flood the markets through Special Acquisition Companies (SPACs), allowing companies to sidestep traditional IPOs.
Professor Ritter's work shows that the average three-year return for companies that go public with valuations of $1bln+ and no revenue is -41%.
Companies like Nikola Corp. have benefited from the excitement. At its recent peak, Nikola's valuation surpassed $30bln, making it worth more than Ford despite having never produced a single car and relying on General Motors for manufacturing and assembling its first vehicle when produced.
The company's shares are down 75% from their intraday high achieved shortly after its IPO in June
The anticipated boom in EV production is set to completely upheave the landscape for commodities used in the production of the cars over the next 10 years. Demand is forecast to rise dramatically for all the battery commodities required.
The primary commodities to be impacted are cobalt, copper, lithium, nickel, manganese.
EVs already account for 41% of global lithium demand.
For nickel, EV market share of global demand was 3% in 2020 and is forecast to rise to 26% by 2030.
For copper, EV market share of global demand was 2.4% today and is forecast to rise to 9.4% by 2030
Source: University of Florida, Jay Ritter and SPAC Research
Commercial loans outstanding have dropped significantly, a sign of strength for big corporations
The driver of the decrease in debt has been companies willingness and ability to repay loans tapped at the start of the pandemic.
Combined commercial loans at JPMorgan, Citigroup Inc. and Bank of America Corp. (the biggest commercial lends) have dropped by over 10% from Q1 levels.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposed a plan to introduce a US carbon tax in a landmark step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon taxes have been generally unpopular but the recent proposal has bipartisan support. The goal is to incentivize consumers and companies to switch to renewables.
If passed, expect an important structural shift toward renewables similar to Germany's ongoing transition, the Energiewende. Carbon pricing has been a pivotal catalyst for Europe's transition toward low-carbon energy production.
As discussed on the September 20th edition of the Weekly Macro Summary, Water futures are set to debut on the CME. We are following up with some finer details.
Contracts to be tied to the Nasdaq Veles California Water index.
Localization means that the contracts may be hard to trade. Predicted to be a very small market given that this is highly regional.
Contracts will be financially settled, traders will not be taking physical delivery and will not be able to stockpile water or forward-buy. No forward-buying means that farmers may have difficulty hedging for a drought.
Water futures are a bit controversial as a number of critics are "uneasy with such a basic resource becoming a speculative financial-market asset, fearing that trading, which would not be restricted to industrial users, could distort water prices for everyone."
When considering government subsidies that vary from region to region, it is unlikely that these California water futures will be a strong hedge against water prices in other places.
Water futures (presently) do little to address the water scarcity problem and will act as more of a speculative investment tool (vs. Carbon Credits' aim to cut down on emissions).
Source: FT
Q3 earnings are off to a good start. As of this writing, a little over a quarter of S&P500 components have reported Q3 results thus far.
Factset: "The percentage of S&P 500 companies beating EPS estimates for the third quarter and the magnitude of the earnings beats are at or near record levels."
84% have beat EPS estimates versus a 5-year average of 73%
In aggregate, earnings have come in 17% ahead of expectations versus a 5-year average of 5.6%.
81% have beat revenue estimates versus a five-year average of 61%
In aggregate, revenues have come in 3% ahead of expectations versus a five-year average of 0.7%.
While the earnings and revenue figures reported have been strong relative to expectations, they are still down 16% and 3% (respectively) versus last year due to the impact the pandemic has had on companies' earning ability.
The information technology sector has been a bright spot with +10% y/y growth in for Q3 thus far confirming the market's preference for tech throughout 2020
Texas Instruments, (NASDAQ: TXN) revenue of $3.8bln ahead of consensus estimate of $3.44bln.
EPS $1.45 ahead of the top-end of forecasts from the company and street's $1.28 expectations.
"Notable strength from the rebound of automotive demand and growing demand from personal electronics."
Tesla, (NASDAQ: TSLA) Reported a rise in sales and profit for the 3Q20.
Revenue $8.77bln vs $8.26bln expected.
EPS $0.76 vs $0.55 expected.
The three months ending in September car deliveries were 139,300, a 40% increase,versus a year ago to 139,300
Tesla's goal is 500,000 cars delivered for 2020, company needs to deliver approximately 180k cars in Q4.
Q3 sales of pollution credits were $397mln and YTD pollution credit sales are now $1.18bln, double the total for all of 2019. Without the profit from selling regulatory sales credits, Tesla would not have achieved a profitable quarter.
Intel Corp., (NASDAQ: INTC), Fell 12% after third quarter results that were inline with expectations.
EPS $1.11 a share vs the consensus of $1.10, a +85 basis point surprise. Revenue also beat expectations by 60 basis points of $18.33bln compared to $18.2bln expected.
Why did it drop? The data-center segment saw its worst growth since 1Q17 and guidance for the fourth quarter is expected to decline an additional 25%. Enterprise and government revenue dropped 47%.
American Airlines Group Inc., (NASDAQ: AAL) Revenue of $3.2bln vs $2.85bln estimated, an 11% surprise. Revenue is down 73% y/y.
Adjusted EPS -$5.54 per share vs the consensus of -$5.86.
As liquidity challenges persist, the company announced a $1 billion dollar equity raise, roughly 15% of its market cap.
Southwest Airlines, (NYSE: LUV) reported 3Q20 results this week.
EPS -$1.96 a share vs -$2.56 a share, a 23% surprise to the upside.
Operating revenues are down 68.2% y/y as the third quarter reporting $1.8 billion.
Netflix, Inc., (NASDAQ: NFLX) Reported its 3Q20 earnings after the bell on Tuesday. Shares fell 6%.
2.2mln net new subscribers fell short of the company's projection for 2.5mln.
EPS $1.74 a share vs consensus of $2.14 estimated, Revenue of $6.44bln vs $6.38bln expected.
28.1 million paid subscribers added ytd compared to 27.8mln for FY 2019.
The third quarter saw a significant decline in new paid subscribers from the first half of the year, Netflix added 2.2mln new subscribers compared to the the first quarter where they added roughly 15mln new subscribers. Is this a sign that people are not staying home as much?
Company is projecting $6.6bln revenue and $1.35 EPS for the next quarter.
"Since the almost-global shutdown of production back in mid-March, we have already completed principal photography on 50+ productions and, while the course and impact of [Covid-19] remains unpredictable, we're optimistic we will complete shooting on over 150 other productions by year-end."
(As of 10/14) Nielson data released shows that only 3% of Netflix's most-watched content over the last six weeks was a Netflix Original per an analysis by The Entertainment Strategy Guy. Netflix continues to rely heavily on licensed content as even some of their "Original" content is produced by outside companies.
Source: EntertainmentStrategyGuy, Nielson
This past week saw a few acquisitions in the shale energy sector
Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE: PXD) to buy Parsley Energy (NYSE: PE) for $7.6bn
ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) to buy Concho Resources (NYSE:CXO) for $9.7bn.
Smaller investors are finally turning optimistic on US stocks. More individual investors are bullish than bearish on US stocks for the first time since February
A weekly survey released Thursday by the American Association of Individual Investors reported that participants who expect to see higher share prices in the next six months outnumbered those anticipating a decline.
"Bulls had trailed bears for 34 consecutive weeks, the longest stretch since the survey began in 1987." Extended periods of more bearish than bullish sentiment had been met with rising stock prices, historically.
Source: AAII, Bloomberg
The United States Justice Department filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Google for anti-competitive business practices.
The complaint alleges that Alphabet (Google's parent) violated Section 2 of the Sherman Act. It says that Google:
"Willfully maintained and abused its monopoly power in general search services through anticompetitive and exclusionary distribution agreements that lock up the preset default positions for search access points on browsers, mobile devices, computers, and other devices; require pre installation and prominent placement of Google's apps; tie Google's search access points to Google Play and Google APIs; and other restrictions that drive queries to Google at the expense of search rivals."
The focus is exclusively on potential abuses in the search market.
The lawsuit's scope is narrower than some pundits had anticipated.
The US will remove Sudan from a list of nations sponsoring terrorism for the first time since the early 1990s
This will allow the country to rejoin the global financial system, resolve debts, and potentially attract investments in their $19 billion dollar economy.
Sudan will begin to seek financial assistance, including a possible $1.7 billion dollar loan from the International Development Association.
Peru's Congress is set to vote on October 31st to start impeachment proceedings against President Martin Vizcarra, the second attempt in five weeks. President Vizcarra is accused of bribery and repeatedly lying to the country as congress seeks to oust him on ground of "permanent moral incapacity."
Blackrock – Restructuring Opportunities in Credit
The distribution of debt structuring has changed significantly since 2007. Sub-investment grade debt outstanding has doubled to to $5.3trln.
Private credit has been a significant driver of the growth. Now accounts for ~$850bln outstanding.
The average interest coverage ratio for middle market buyout transactions is near historic lows. Provides a thin margin of error for companies whose earning abilities are impacted by short-term impacts.
The meager ability to service debt is likely to present significant opportunities for distressed debt specialists over the coming year
The gap between what large corporations pay in interest on their loans versus what middle market companies pay has widened significantly year-to-date. Large companies have access to public markets which have had historically low interest rates. The lack of access to public markets for smaller companies, and the widening cost of debt service between small and large companies, has led to a surge in restructurings.
PIMCO - Secular Outlook
The recovery will widely depend on the "second-wave" and the degree of fiscal stimulus. Europe has already committed to more stimulus, and the U.S. election will provide additional clarity if there will be more to come stateside.
There is a considerable amount of concern for long term unemployment scarring causing a decline in labor productivity, a loss of skilled workers and a lack of business investments.
Four primary secular trends that remain drivers of the global political-economy: China's rise, populism, climate-related risks and technology.
China is focused on shifting the geopolitical landscape and strengthening its positioning within the global supply-chain and technology.
Populism is likely to be amplified by the pandemic recession and further cause inequality on several fronts. PIMCO does not believe we have yet seen a peak of populism.
Climate-related risks have become more apparent this year, heavily focused on "fat tail" catastrophic environmental events. Mainstream issues will affect fiscal policy, private sector decisions, capital flows, and asset prices over the secular horizon.
Technology has played an integral part this year by allowing workers to safely and productively continue work amid a global pandemic. Digitalization will be an important source of alpha for investors.
Rates in most advanced economies will stay low or go even lower in the next three to five years. However, negative rates are viewed as a desperate tool with adverse long-term side effects.
Emerging market currencies, as with emerging market bonds, offer the potential for higher returns given initial valuations but again are subject to local and global disruption risk.
They see significant risk of fatter tails to the probability distribution in what may be a period of ongoing experimentation in both monetary and fiscal policy.
The World's COVID recovery viewed with High Frequency Data, via Macquarie Bank
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package logrus_cloudwatchlogs

import (
	"bytes"
	"net/http"
	"testing"

	"github.com/kdar/gtest"
	"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
	"github.com/smartystreets/assertions/should"
)

func TestDevFormatterHTTPRequest(t *testing.T) {
	a := gtest.New(t)

	req, err := http.NewRequest("GET", "http://rxmanagement.net", nil)
	a.So(err, should.BeNil).ElseFatal()

	buf := &bytes.Buffer{}

	l := logrus.New()
	l.Out = buf
	formatter := &DevFormatter{}
	formatter.HTTPRequestKey = "request"
	l.Formatter = formatter

	l.WithFields(logrus.Fields{
		"request": req,
	}).Print("with http request")

	a.So(buf.String(), should.NotContainSubstring, "rxmanagement").ElseFatal()
}

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Jared Mancuso –…
Jared Mancuso – Hype!
Jared Mancuso – Hype! – Album Review
Word on the street from all my peers out there is that Jared Mancuso seems to be single-handedly restoring Rock'N'Roll back to its esteemed glory. Seriously…these are some worthy pulled quotes if I've ever seen'em in a bio! Given that I almost never fully agree with anything they've ever had to say (or good lord, how they tend to say it) – I figure it should be pretty interesting to see what Jared's new record is like. So far we're untainted by outside opinions on this album Hype!…let's see if it all lives up to the massive expectations set by my fellow writers out there that set the world of Rock upon Jared's shoulders…
It's not that they don't ever get it right mind you…it's just freakin' rare. That being said, I might have to admit, this time, they might not be too far off the mark at all – Jared's got an extraordinary feel for music that leads him to wild victory after victory on Hype!. Like, right off the drop, the storming stomp of "Splendor" works in a gorgeous 50's/60's vibe with a 70's feel that's built to be relevant for the right here & now of what's happening again in modern Rock. Essentially, you can hear the influence of the first two artists listed on his social media, Jack White and Buddy Holly – somewhere in the middle of those two legends, a dude like Jared Mancuso exists and thrives; pop inclinations with bold Rock tendencies that lead him to extraordinarily exceptional results and truly unique combinations in sound. From track to track, you'll hear how both the classics of Rock and the modern-day heroes have played a role in shaping the Mancuso sound…he'll flip between which of those influences you'll likely notice more on any given track, but "Splendor" is one of those cuts that comes out strongly showing the remarkable balance between these time-periods and ability to incorporate a history's worth of sound into his style. "Splendor" comes out like a combination of Strawberry Alarm Clock meeting The White Stripes – and I'd imagine for many of you out there, that's a tantalizing description. It's a justified one – the vibe has a wicked groove, resounding confidence, stunning execution, and wild, enthusiastic hooks that jump right out in the chorus through the vocals while the surrounding instrumentation in the entire song is bound to grab your attention for its complex intricacies and clever musicianship. For a rock record called Hype! – I gotta hand it to this man…he instantly lives up to the Hype! I've read about his past music and has clearly come out sounding inspired to exceed your expectations this time around on his new record. The breakdown & incredible drums that fuel the energy of the middle before charging back into the main hooks once more before the end…is seriously so badass that's it's nearly impossible to describe.
What I love most about Jack White is the influence he's had on the rest of the music community. I've famously had almost no use whatsoever for 90% of his catalog – but I sincerely respect his actual approach to HOW he makes music, the extraordinary production techniques he's both using and pioneering out there, and his sheer willingness to work with so many different types & textures of sound. I respect above all things, his need to push the boundaries in effort to come up with something new in Rock that we've yet to hear; and while that'll always inspire similar acts to come out of the woodwork & use that influence of White's artistic nature, it can often lead bands/artists into amazing new sounds & songs of their own. It's the ambition of White above all things that should be relentlessly copied by us all…whether or not that's how ya wanna sound, that part's up to you. I know I'm more than alone on half of what I've said here, I've heard it all before; and while I'm still right of course (lol), I can understand where you're coming from and why people look up to him as much as they do. AND…before you all grab your pitchforks to stab me…when the influence works out as well as it does for Jared on "So Strong" – obviously there's a ton of validity in the sound/style itself – I get that – sometimes it all comes together so well that every twist & turn just oozes with cool. Is "So Strong" essentially a White-like idea? 100%! Anyone can hear that influence in the verses of this song for sure. The guitars as well of course – but LISTEN to how insanely rad that main riff is too! You'd have to be superhuman to resist it. Hype! is quickly living up to its promise of all-out Rock & the spirited energy that comes along with it – "So Strong" has that bounce & playful rhythm that's guaranteed to grab your attention while still displaying an incredible amount of skill and songwriting ability that'll make the musicians & players out there really take notice as well. And honestly – I love this kind of combination in sound. It really gives something to everyone in so many ways; on the surface-level, you can listen to the hooks and the killer way that Jared sings this song and you'd be more than happy – but if you dig into the tight musicianship and bulletproof hooks he's created that form the backbone of this song's biggest strengths, he'll drop your jaw when you listen closely. It's flashy, it's stylistic, it's certainly cool…but somehow, perhaps even despite the audible influences, "So Strong" is also incredibly organic and natural – a performance so fitting for Jared's own style that you have to conclude he literally eats, sleeps, and breathes Rock'N'Roll.
Execution and commitment will be the biggest factors in convincing people like myself that would consider themselves outside of the whole Jack White/Black Keys thing of the past decades to climb aboard the Mancuso train. While bands/artists like that wouldn't be my number one choice of something to listen to – the same rule applies to them – when they WANT to bring it, I'm ready to listen. When they want to stop being half-assed & lazy about the other half of their material, I'll be even more excited to do that. Because right now…Mancuso's proving that you CAN go out there and slay it 100% of the time at the beginning of this record; even on "Extraordinary" – which…in my opinion, SHOULD be ordinary in almost every sense of the word – it's the way that Jared PLAYS this song that makes it worth its title. Other than that, I felt like there's a ton of this particular tune that relies on…I don't want to say ideas that have been 'done' – because I think this is still new enough – heck, at times, it's almost like if RATM went in a Funk direction, which makes for a seriously cool listening experience music-wise. But I'd probably go with something like, the vocal hooks that Jared is using on this track almost leave you wanting him to challenge himself a bit more here…because he's already displayed that capability on the first two cuts…and in that respect, it's not that this third tune doesn't sound uninspired – but easy for him perhaps. As a result, you get a really comfortable & confident performance on "Extraordinary" – and for many people out there, the straightforwardness of this cut and the more easy to digest hooks will hit the mark big-time…the musicianship is still entirely there as well…it could still be a favorite for many. Don't get me wrong…good tune & all…I just felt like by comparison to the first two cuts that there was no real comparison…that's all I'm sayin,' songwriting-wise. I really don't think you can beat Mancuso when it comes to execution and commitment though, which is what pulls you onto his side to root for him, even when a song might not fully hit it for ya…he still puts it all-in every single time and I can't imagine a set of ears out there that would disagree with that assessment. He clearly puts his heart & soul into his every move and genuinely LOVES rocking-out with the crunch & icky-thump we all dig.
And as long as he leans towards the White-aspect of his sound and doesn't accidentally become the next Danko Jones, then hey, right on…he'll be on the right track. Cuts like "So In Love" threaten to pull him into the latter with the treble/mid-up distorted & meaty-riffs, flashier hooks, and pumped-up energy – there's not a single doubt in my mind that he's got himself a quick hit here…but that's what worries me more than assures me, know what I mean? While "So In Love" is a stylistic burst of hot searing coolness and has a completely wicked solo…this is where that sincerity also seems to drop a bit in terms of the connection between the material and the artist…this cut feels like an intended hit. It's a tough call in the sense that, obviously much of Hype! and Mancuso's music in general is a true celebration of all-things rock, which would then certainly include ideas like "So In Love" as well – but again, if I'm comparing this cut to the initial two opening tracks on this record, it feels like we'll all burn through "So In Love" really quickly. And YES – part of that IS Mancuso's fault! I mean…he's fashioned himself a very turn-uppable song here…and we all WILL I'd imagine…but there's definitely a chance of this cut being worn out in comparison to the rest of Hype! quickly, so my advice is to pace yourself in loving this one.
Besides – if we're talking about singles anyway, it's obviously "Alright" ain't it? How could it NOT be? This song absolutely has it all – and in my opinion, this is the blend of influences that adds up to the real sum of who Mancuso IS – this sounds less like others, more like himself, and puts Hype! solidly back on course. There are definitely still influences you can hear…but yeah, for the better part of "Alright" what I'm hearing is an artist that has taken that influence to the next-level here and found a serious gear that works. Hooks in the vocals begin immediately – Mancuso sounds freakin' fantastic here & I love the vocal-flow in both main parts of this cut – the verse is stylistically amazing, the chorus amps it up to that next-level we're looking for. Backing vocals? ESSENTIAL part of the magic on this cut – love'em. Stunning balance on display here once again, straddling the world between Pop & Rock in a blissful celebration of both styles blending into one seriously harmonious mixture and strong hooks everywhere you listen in the music & vocals. The breakdown & solo is killer, the way he brings the song back in is masterful, the hooks are entirely memorable, the energy is refreshing…"Alright" is downright addictive.
Like the jolt of inspiration that snaps the record back to life, "Alright" sends Mancuso into a strong beginning for the second-half of the album with its title-tune. Guitars up high & rippin' it up with that stylish & slick tone, "Hype!" comes out swinging for the fence with its energy and once again, just oozes cool from its every pore. Rhythmic, groovy, Funk-Rock – Jared punches the emphasis into his words on "Hype!" and moves from beat to beat with swagger & style on-high – another exceptional combination of that old-school classic-rock vibe invading a modern-day sound. Mancuso doesn't list RATM as an influence on his pages from what I can see…but that's undeniably there to the point where I'm almost shocked to not see it written down somewhere…understood because that might make it confusing to those about to listen as RATM is definitely not the sound he's ultimately going for – but LISTEN to the punch in the drums, the breakdowns, the Tom Morello-esque tones of the guitar and innovative ways that Mancuso plays it. Or you know, specifically spots around the 1:25 mark and the storming back into "Hype!" – that's textbook RATM right there in structure and depth of sound – it's all got a lighter & brighter veneer, but that's definitely a similar energy. As for the rest of the cut, we're probably heading more towards a Lenny Kravitz type combo in the edge, style, movement, & flashy nature of the verses, then shifting into a more Psych-Pop sound for the chorus, but like, with clear-headed direction & spot-on execution. "Hype!" is a short tune at just 2:18 – there's nowhere to be lazy or hide and Jared knows that – he keeps the energy-level up and the entire atmosphere inviting for the whole song's duration.
Just listen to the production on the opening drums and sound on "The Jungle" and you'll hear how much attention to detail has been paid to this record both in front & behind the studio boards – they sound absolutely amazing, so crisp, so punchy – just immaculate. That being said…I was probably more on the fence with "The Jungle" than I was with many of the others, bringing me back to similar feelings I had in listening to "Extraordinary" earlier on. Were it not for the way that Jared throws himself right into his material with such confidence, commitment and conviction – a song like "The Jungle" would fall flat – it's the way that he's played this song that will have you loving it…and that's justified. I think a lot of "The Jungle" feels familiar and similar to ideas we've heard in Rock's illustrious history – but c'mon people, rarely do you hear it all done so damn well! "The Jungle" is pretty damn tight when it comes right down to it…and while you might feel like some of this song has been done in the past, you really can't deny just how effective the entire sound is through the Mancuso perspective. Even if you somehow managed to not find something you dig until the solo comes up, you're pretty much screwed thereafter – that's one of the best & most innovative solos on the entire record and you GOTTA love it. That relentless spirit of Rock and tireless energy that Jared wields is a major asset and arrow in his quiver – when he lets the full power loose on a song like "The Jungle," you really can't help but feel the vibe and get right into it all. And that solo…again…I know I'm repetitive, but c'mon – that's GOLD.
I dunno! You can all call me crazy if you like & that's fine…but if we're talking about the difference between a cut like "So In Love" that feels more designed to be a single as opposed to how naturally vibrant a track like "Play False Blues" comes out sounding…how naturally appealing it is…how strong that connection between the material and the music is…well…is there really a comparison? Like I said earlier more or less – I wouldn't blame anyone for digging a cut like "So In Love" – all I'm arguing is that as a listener, as a song, as a complete experience – don't we all get more out of a track like "Play False Blues?" Because THIS is slick as slick gets in the verse…and the way that Jared roars into the energy of the chorus on "Play False Blues" is nothing short of total detonation – he EXPLODES into the instrumentation of this track, which is ultimately the chorus of this tune, without words. He proves he doesn't need a single one; don't get me wrong, he's KILLIN' IT in the verses of this song and the 'ah-ah-ah' hooks are equally strong in how they pull us in – but the musicianship in this one track alone is worth twice the price of admission. I'd be pressed to find a finer example of Jared at his most innovative than what you'll hear on "Play False Blues" – everything about this cut is exceptional; it's as single-worthy as damn near every other tune on this record with about half the vocals, showcasing the fact that this artist is every bit as expressive, if not even more-so, with his guitar. Mind-blown! Honestly – "Play False Blues" is such an enormously colorful, wild, and all-out awesome set of ideas, executed beyond expectation, even with the high-standard of reliably entertaining musicianship set along the way. Everything about this song took my entire opinion of Mancuso's music up a couple notches further.
"Optional" is a big reach hook-wise. Tough one to call honestly…I'm not 100% sure if that works or not. I think the verse works without question and there's a solid chance those hooks alone are strong enough to carry this cut…I like the idea of the loud/quiet dynamics at work here in contrast between the song's two main parts…but yeah…I gotta admit, that's a bizarre main hook overall and not one that I can fully say for sure whether or not the people out there will absorb or not. I think if you're a fan of going down the rabbit hole willingly with artists like Jack White then there really shouldn't be too much of an issue following Jared into this idea either. You see…why I struggle with a track like this…is because it IS memorable – I don't think that's even arguable, know what I mean? So there IS undeniable value in that – I'd totally remember this was Jared Mancuso were I to hear this song months again down the road – and there's something about that fact that can't be ignored. I'm not quite sure WHAT it means, but I think that counts for something…hmmm…bizarre little ditty Jared, but it's making my hamster move a little quicker on the wheel going round in my brain and I appreciate that. Loving the personality in the guitars throughout the verses…still digging the musicianship here…I think it's the main vocal-hooks that raise an eyebrow or two, but I really can't argue that they're not effective. Interesting tune.
Giving his record a finale-style ending with the fireworks on display through the energy and pounding Rock of "Make It Right," Jared concludes the Hype! experience on an amped-up performance that reminds you just how much this guy is capable of on the mic as well. It's almost an oddity on the record – Mancuso's never been afraid to flash shiny hooks on this album, but in the verse of "Make It Right" he'll nearly head into terrain occupied by Ed Sheeran in the structure and flow of the vocals, before unleashing a vintage Alternative/Pop sound that defines the final song's chorus. When he's singing the actual line "Make It Right" – you can actually hear the added distance that likely had to be inserted in between Jared and the mic just to be able to house these gigantic notes on the recording and keep it consistent with the rest of the recording. I'm impressed! I think mix-wise, this entire record has been bang-on the whole time and this last tune leaves you with one more strong argument on behalf of the way this album has been put together in both performance and production. In many ways, "Make It Right" is a bit more of a straight-ahead Rock song…but I think once more, you hear the way that Jared is able to take a song to extraordinary heights by the enthusiasm & authentic passion he plays with – and that seems to elevate the experience every single time. "Make It Right" is quite arguably, one of the most accessible songs on Hype! for the masses out there; I'd personally take a "Play False Blues" every day of the week if I could, but I also think a track like that is pretty damn rare ultimately. Bottom line is that Jared Mancuso has an extremely versatile set of skills and abilities…he's displayed amazing talent along the way and demonstrated what seems to be a limitless imagination & wild creativity in high gear – there's zero doubt that he's right into every moment of the music he makes and I love that you can genuinely hear that in the way he plays. He gets to make that choice on any given track on what kind of artist he wants to be and what kind of song he creates…he can go in the artistic direction like White, be experimental and wild, have amazing hits and a share or two of misses along the way, but truly find that satisfaction that so many artists seek in making music but never seem to find. Or he can clearly write tracks that could be hit songs for the mainstream if that's how he feels like he wants to go with it all. Ultimately, he's capable of combining those two directions into one, and that's the magic of a record like this – it gives you a lil' something of everything-Rock…which guarantees you something to love. Dude's got style for miles when it comes right down to it…it'd be impossible not to enjoy listening to Hype!
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Moon Mining Changes Could Save Lowsec, Piracy, and Maybe Eve Online
By Ishtar Komarovo | Jul 24th 2017 5:15AM
CCP recently announced a lot of juicy details about the upcoming changes to moon mining, that were hinted at at the last fanfest, and you can read those here. I have written a lot about my hopes for this changes, from AFK to active gathering of the materials gleaned from moons in New Eden. I really feel like it's not a stretch to say that a move like this is exactly what the game needs to revamp and revitalize it. I would like to discuss some of my reasoning for that and my hopes for the immediate future.
Moon mining is the extraction of materials from a moon, referred to as moon goo, through the use of a POS (Player Owned Starbase) and in conjunction with a Silo and Moon Harvesting Array. Moon materials are the basis of production for tech 2 composites, and are produced through a process referred to as 'Reactions', of which there are both simple and complex. At this time, it is not possible to mine materials from moons with a ship, only through using this process. You can only mine moons in areas of space 0.3 space and below, moons in Highsec aren't available for this mechanic. At this time, moons in wormhole space do not contain any materials.
Not all moons are created equal, many do not have the resources to be super profitable, different moons produce different resources, and you need to perform scans of the moon to identify what resources if produces. Only one mining operation can be set up per moon.
The mechanic was released in the early days of Eve, in 2004, and has not changed since then despite sweeping changes to structures. The interface is clunky and it is easy to make mistakes. CCP has long warned that the days of the POS are numbered, and this is a huge step towards that.
Well, there's a few things:
Firstly, you can run the whole operation with a freighter alt. The current mechanic is made to AFK and passively make ISK, which is unhealthy for the game in any sense. After the trouble of setting up the mining operation, all you really need to do is refuel your POS and pick up your loot from time to time. You realistically are looking at 15 minutes of very low risk work a week to keep the ball rolling. There is no risk or reward in the system, and there is no content generated by the process, other than fights over the moons themselves which can be brutal. Like anything in Eve you get out what you put in, but any return is still free easy ISK.
Secondly, there's the problem of who owns the moons. Most of the large bloc alliances are fueled by this moon goo, and wouldn't function on anywhere the same level without it. Groups like PL, Goons, Snuff, SC, and NC gather up most of the resources here. None of the good moons are controlled by the little guys. Some moons are extremely profitable, but even the less desirable moons might are still effective. The combined wealth of owning dozens or even hundreds of these moons makes these groups unassailable. They can provide ship replacement for their members, pay for the accounts of their leadership, and build up masses of materials and fleets of ships over time. Due to moon mechanics, the rich in Eve get richer and more bloated with no risk, and there is nothing the small fry can do about it.
Most of these groups did not have to fight over these moons as they were handed down by the old guard. Alliances like Band of Brothers who fought great and bloody wars over these resources long ago. In Nullsec, as powers shift and grab new territory POSes are still often ground zero for battles and skirmishes. In Lowsec, these moons are long since claimed by giant Alliances, most of which live nowhere near the area they claim to hold. Nullsec Alliances own most of the moons in Lowsec and because they can mostly AFK their many moon mining operations. They can hold these resources without committing any presence to the area beyond a Deep-Space Transport vessel.
In addition to these issues, there is no money in Lowsec, and no real reason to live there. It is true that you can get crazy Loyalty Point tics in Factional Warfare under the right circumstances, but this is not for everyone and it is no way to maintain the monetary flow of an organization. Vast tracks of the game sit useless and uninhabited, with nothing but promise and potential undocked in space.
How is that a problem? Lowsec is boring and useless.
If you follow what the game lays out as natural progression through New Eden (Highsec to Lowsec to Nullsec) you seem to be encouraged to learn to fight in Lowsec more as an individual or with a small gang. It is the place where the game encourages you to learn the fundamentals of combat, to learn to make content for yourself, and where you can learn things on a smaller scale with a little more of a safety net. Players in lowsec can be attacked anywhere aside from Stations, or Stargates, but this little bit of safety, in traveling, allows new players a way to progress into these unsafe zones and thrusts them into the real universe of New Eden. Any site you are running, or any activity you are involved, in is fair game for anyone else to take from you and it is on you to stop them. On paper, this seems like a great way to encourage voluntary or involuntary PVP, Piracy, and to also justify having a larger reward for doing whatever it is you do for ISK in New Eden. In practice, there is nothing to drive conflict in most of the space out here but that was not always the case.
Before, everything in Lowsec was not as settled and static as it is now; giant battles happened here. Before changes to jump ranges and sovereignty made our universe so much larger, some of the most explosive incidents began here. Alliances and Coalitions carry grudges and bad blood still from those days, over a decade ago. When there was a reason to fight here, we certainly did. Moons were the main driver of that period of content, and because content happened people actually cared enough to live here.
It is seen through special events, such as Crimson Harvest, that giving players points in space, to interact with, is enough to drive a significant amount of content in areas where there was none before. Until now, the game didn't give you any reason to get together like this under normal circumstances in Lowsec outside of factional warfare. CCP's changes to moon mining will bring that spirit back to Lowsec, but this time smaller groups will have a chance at the fun. Those Nullsec alliances are not coming for these moons after the changes. Aside from having to scout them all out again they would actually have to live here, and in enough numbers to defend their assets. It's just not going to happen like that. You will finally have a reason to inhabit this area of space and to build a castle here.
So how is this getting fixed?
Coming this Winter, CCP will release a new type of structure to replace the tired process of moon mining – Upwell Refineries. These new structures will be anchored onto moons with harvest-able minerals, and will rip giant chunks of moon into orbit with a giant drill where they will be blasted into mine-able asteroids. These minerals will have to be mined by manned ships, and with some luck it will give Lowsec just the aggregator it needs for content. The structure will not be used for defense, and miners will be far enough away from it that they will not be able to instantly dock up in the case of danger. They will be vulnerable, and with that vulnerability will come those that would prey on them. Piracy will return to Lowsec, outside of the factional warzones, and groups will plant their flag to stop them. The fights will be glorious. It's a fundamental change that makes for a complete shift in the meta; a new paradigm in Lowsec. This type of change is exactly what the game needs right now.
These structures will do many other things as well, like logging who ninja mines its belts, (CCP pre-nerf mining log), housing ships, being bonused to refining and compressing ores, and reacting moon materials. This last perk is unique to this type of structure. They will do everything structures until this point have done as well like tethering, insurance, and housing offices. They will be able to fit the same modules as citadels and engineering complexes, and will come in small and medium sizes. There will be no XL refinery. They should be affordable to any group at less than a billion ISK.
That sounds okay, but save Eve Online? Drama much?
The best part of this whole patch, in my opinion, is that with this release, CCP is creating a plethera of new ores and minerals, and re-rolling the stats for every moon in the game. They are creating the closest thing to "The Great Reset" that we will ever see in Eve. The fallout from this will affect literally every corner of New Eden. Groups that have traditionally raked in huge fortunes with moons handed to them from even older money will have to start from scratch, learn to mine, and get out and occupy space if they want to keep that ISK spigot flowing. Nullsec is not coming for Lowsec moons, and this gives anyone the opportunity to step into that. If Eve players have any ambition to really play the game left, then Lowsec is about to be the most interesting and dynamic area of New Eden.
Upwell refineries represent what we can only hope to be the future the game needs. As Eve players will always try their best to do the least amount of work for the most reward, changes like this keep us actively playing and engaged while giving rise to opportunities for others to step into that and try to knock down what we build. It makes space more messy and dangerous and puts players into places where there were none before. It makes Eve less safe, more unforgiving, and just, all around, scary and tense. Exactly the qualities we find dear in the game in the first place. The more danger and intrigue CCP can inject into the gathering of resources the better. Make us take a risk and we will feel better about the reward, more like earning something rather than just farming it mindlessly.
It seems like while some parts of the game have been dumbed down and made easier or more user friendly over the last couple of years. Eve of old was always a game where sometimes you would just get dunked on for no reason, and nothing in particular you could have done would have prevented that. Eve is hard and its intricacies and nuances make it the powerhouse of a game that it is. I have to be careful what I wish for, but I hope for more changes like this in the next age of Eve. We have seen advancements to NPC behavior in the past year that if expanded could make New Eden very dangerous indeed. It could give us that really good "risk vs. reward" system that we crave from our hobby. The Blood Raider Sotiyo AI, NPC mining operations and response fleets, and just an overall push to bring our tired old system, of blowing up red circles for space money, something that actually engages us into the game we are playing. Like every other part of Eve, use our brains and be good, or be dead and bad.
Okay, sold. Any conclusions?
We are looking at the dawn of a new era in Eve Online. With the revitalization of Lowsec, the move away from AFK moon mining, and the giant shakeup in the flow of money to the old groups that have dominated New Eden for over a decade, we are very well looking at what could be a new beginning for the game we all love. If our Devs keep up this attitude of making New Eden a scary and tense place, and continue to develop more engaging ways of gathering the resources we need to keep the Universe going, then Eve will continue to keep us engaged, dreaming, and fighting for our place in it. I am looking forward to a bustling Lowsec and the new possibilities it will bring.
I have played Eve online since 2014, and while I have done everything from being a Lowsec pirate, to a factional warfare hero, to a Nullsec F1 monkey, I am mostly a solo player trying to make connections though combat and emergent gameplay. I am currently trying to figure out how to live in wormhole space. If you have a story to tell, I want to help you tell it! I write from time to time in my personal blog Honorbro if you would like to read more. – Ishtar Komarovo
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San Rafael quarterback Jason Santos looks to hand off the ball during the Bulldogs football game against Drake in San Rafael on Friday.
Logan Kenilvort catches a pass for a touchdown during their football game against San Rafael in San Rafael on Friday.
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By Danny Schmidt | Marin Independent Journal
PUBLISHED: October 10, 2015 at 1:11 a.m. | UPDATED: July 19, 2018 at 1:21 a.m.
San Rafael High got on the board with 1:45 left in the game, giving off the impression the scoring in the game was over.
But much like it did all night, Drake still had another touchdown left in its arsenal.
The Bulldogs' onside kick was recovered by Drake's Logan Kenilvort, who ran it back 60 yards for a touchdown, icing a 54-8 win on Friday night.
"That's the first one I've seen," Drake coach John Legnitto said. "We knew it was coming, but I was not expecting him to be able to score on that."
The victory was the first in league play for the Pirates (3-3, 1-2 MCAL).
"I think it was a good game for us," Legnitto said. "We wanted to bounce back from losing back-to-back games, and we were ready to fight today."
Any hope San Rafael (1-5, 0-2) had was quickly put to rest when running back Maurice Allen left the game after an 18-yard run on the Bulldogs' second play of the game. The Bulldogs finished with 170 yards rushing and just 36 passing.
"Our main goal was to stop the run," Legnitto said. "That's what they do, and they do it very well. It was unfortunate to see Maurice go out, but those kids all play hard. They're a good football team. It was nice to see our production step up on defense."
Drake was led by Gage Wendell, who scored four touchdowns in the first half, his only playing time. The senior rushed for 89 yards on four carries and added 32 yards on three receptions. He also returned a punt 100 yards for a touchdown, giving the Pirates a 13-0 lead with 7:35 left in the first quarter.
Jaquez Sweeney began the scoring with a 30-yard run. Midway through the first quarter, Drake quarterback Kevin Miles, who finished 4 of 6 for 60 yards and added another 63 rushing, connected with Kenilvort for a 28-yard score.
Miles and Wendell connected for 25 yards, pushing Drake's lead to 34-0 with 9:41 remaining in the first half. The duo hooked up again for a 5-yard touchdown before Wendell rushed in a 35-yard touchdown with 2:22 left in the half. Miles also rushed in a 25-yard touchdown.
San Rafael scored late in the game when Jason Santos found David Garcia for eight yards. Josue Jimenez punched in the 2-point conversion.
• Hailey Ramsey had 26 assists and Kirsty Star added 10 kills and four blocks to lead Drake (8-8, 3-5) to a 25-15, 25-22, 25-20 win against Novato (7-11, 1-7) on Friday. Phoebe Long added eight kills and Julia Hedelman had eight kills and three blocks.
• Mari Molina had 28 assists, 10 digs and three aces among her 11 service points to lead Redwood (20-3, 8-0) to a 25-8, 25-12, 25-16 victory against Justin-Siena (9-10, 2-6) on Friday night. Lily Barber had 21 digs, Kylie Kvam had 12 service points and eight kills and Amanda Lamar had five kills in the third set to help close it out.
• Riley Ramsey had 12 kills and Ry Goodwin added 10 kills to lead Marin Catholic (14-4, 6-2) to a 25-22, 25-17, 25-18 victory against Terra Linda on Friday night. Carol Raffety had 13 digs and Grace Trocki added eight kills with a .429 hitting percentage. Abby Huffman had five kills and six blocks for TL. Makaela Keeve added six kills and 10 digs. Alexa Honsberger had seven digs and two aces.
• Shannon Dibley had 31 assists to help guide San Rafael (15-9, 5-3) to a 25-19, 27-25, 25-18 victory against Tam (3-14, 0-8) on Thursday. Ashley Clark added 13 kills and three assists. Hilary Salvas had 11 kills and three assists. Malia Tuatagaloa had 17 digs.
• Livy Lee and Phyllis Wattis combined to rack up 23 kills, 13 digs and five blocks for Marin Academy (14-6, 5-0 Bay Counties League West) in a 25-22, 25-16, 25-23 victory against International on Friday night.
• Danny Roland recorded 11 saves in Drake's 10-3 win over Redwood (8-8, 6-1) on Thursday. The loss was the Giants' first in league play this season. Quinn Woodhead and Keenan Anderson scored two goals apiece for the undefeated Pirates (18-0, 7-0). Francesco Cico scored twice for Redwood.
• Michael Bassous' six goals led Marin Catholic to an 11-4 win against Terra Linda on Thursday. John Murray and Kevin McLean added two goals apiece for the Wildcats (6-9, 2-5). Zeta Mays scored twice for TL (0-7), and Deven Lyons and Nico Salvemini each scored once.
• Behind three goals from Dawsen Bacho and 17 blocks by Wyatt Tooley, San Marin beat San Rafael 8-4 on Thursday. Matt Iacovelli scored twice and Nathan Luis recorded three steals for the Mustangs (5-6-1, 3-5). The Bulldogs fell to 3-10, 1-6 on the season.
• Erin Hollander scored 11 goals to go along with eight steals in Drake's 14-4 win over Redwood (6-5, 4-3) on Thursday. Lauren Blackburn dished out a pair of assists and was a key defensively. Kate McCarthy, Kate Christie and Daniella Sale each scored one goal for the Pirates (10-6, 7-0). Drake lost 10-5 against Acalanes on Friday. Hollander led the Pirates with two goals and five steals.
• Sophie Metzger's four goals led San Marin (4-9, 3-5) to an 8-4 win over San Rafael (2-8, 0-5) on Thursday.
• Lauren Levinson and Emma Roggenkamp each scored in Terra Linda's 15-2 loss against Marin Catholic on Thursday.
• Drake (8-6) picked up a 225-230 victory over San Marin on Thursday at Indian Valley to ensure at least a .500 league record and secure a berth in the MCAL tournament. Madi Brown had the low round with a 5-over-par 41 for the Mustangs (3-7), who beat Branson (240). Hailey Goodrich shot 52 for the Pirates and Marlena Skall led the Bulls (4-8) with a 53.
• Maddie Stoops (9-over 43) was medalist and Courtney Chang shot 44 for Tam (11-3, 10-3), which remained in third place with wins over Marin Catholic (201-230) and Novato (234) on Thursday at Mill Valley. Zoe Wedge carded a 47 for MC (6-6) and Erika Lonson shot 50 for Novato.
• Terra Linda's Maddie Hamill shot 47 during Thursday's 157-229 loss to Justin-Siena (12-1) at the par-31 McInnis Park.
• Redwood won all nine matches in straight sets in a 9-0 victory over San Marin on Thursday. Sofia Perozzi's 6-3, 6-2 win over San Marin's Leeza Posylkin at No. 5 singles clinched the victory for the Giants (12-6, 10-0). The Mustangs dropped to 3-7 in league.
• Annalie Miller and Emma Schultz 6-0, 6-2 beat Brooke Long and Ellie Mitchell at No. 2 doubles to clinch the 7-2 win for Tam (13-5, 8-2) on Thursday. Jenna Dorian beat Hannah Berg 6-1, 6-1 in No. 1 singles and Charlie Rudy outlasted Celia Francis 4-6, 7-5. 10-7 for victories for Novato (4-6 in league).
• Sophie Murray defeated Morgan Snow 6-3, 6-2 at No. 2 singles to give San Rafael (2-8) its lone singles win during Thursday's 7-2 loss to Justin-Siena (6-6, 6-4).
• Branson (15-1, 9-1) remained a game behind league-unbeaten Redwood with a 9-0 win over Drake on Thursday. Ella Ratliff and Chelsea Wong's 6-2, 6-1 victory over Carissa Ruelbach and Cameron Pey gave the Bulls the fifth and deciding match win.
• Maria Bellardinelli beat Terra Linda's Natalie Rivera 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles for Marin Catholic (7-3), which remained in fourth place with a 9-0 victory over the Trojans on Thursday.
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My IOCL interview was scheduled on 18th June. I was not so happy with this date as it was a clash with my BARC interview. I decided to leave BARC and completely focus on IOCL. I knew that my technical is already strong so I need not worry about that. The only thing that worried me was GD/GT(one must score at least minimum in this to get selected). From past experiences shared on Quora I came to know that they are focused on current affairs, national schemes and problems. I don't read news regularly, so all this was a big problem for me. But I still had around 10 days left with me which I thought were sufficient. First I read the list of various schemes introduced by current central govt. After this I read about various major events that took place in the previous few months. I also read about Jammu and Kashmir since I was staying there and they may ask about it. In the end I read about IOCL and a little about oil business.
I reached the interview centre IIPM Gurgaon. In the beginning we were shown presentation about IOCL, package composition etc. After this documents verification was started. This process is very time consuming in IOCL. I have attended interviews at many palces(ONGC,DRDO and ISRO) but nowhere they took as much time as in IOCL. After this I was called for interview.
What is a hub, switch and Router?
I told its full form and its use.
Then they ask about its working?
I had forgotten and I mentioned the same.
Difference between Machine learning and NLP?
If you are to choose between programming and networks which one would you choose?
I said programming. I had mentioned my interests as Shell programming, Machine learning.
What is Shell programming and what is its use?
Explained with an example. They also asked me to write the code for the example that I gave. I wrote the code on the whiteboard.
Will this code run on windows as well?
Explained that it's meant for only bash shell. By default windows does not have bash shell but there are applications which can make it run.
They asked some more questions(2–3) which I don't remember now. The interview went for around 10 minutes.
We were given Gender discrimination as the topic to discuss. This topic does not need any preparation. My first point was on Triple Talaq. And then I listened patiently for other people points. I had noted the topic on paper and read the topic again. The topic read Gender discrimination not only female gender discrimination. After this all my points were towards male gender discrimination The others mentioned female gender discrimination. My performance in GD was above my expectations.
Don't repeat other people points. Also don't just plainly say I agree. Always try to add something.
Task given: How to boost the tourism industry?
During the GD I neither started the process nor I made the final statement. So I decided to start this time. And along the way I mention some really good points to which everyone agreed. I also said the final solution in this part. GT went even more better than GD.
Sir, What is ur gate rank and marks out of 100?
Can you please tell me upto what rank there is strong possiblity of being selected in PSU for general catagory .If he is currently in btech final year .Do they conduct seperate exam for it.


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Biker was distracted during fatal crash at Alconbury
Published: 5:58 AM August 1, 2010 Updated: 4:19 PM November 1, 2020
WHEN a group of 20 Hell's Angels spotted a police speed check on the A1(M) at Alconbury in March, one of them lost concentration and his life, an inquest in Huntingdon heard.
Even though the group was travelling at less than the speed limit, the leading riders eased off. But one whose attention was taken by the police patrol car or something else lost control of his 1,450cc Harley Davidson and fell off the machine, Cambridgeshire Coroner David Morris decided.
The rider, 59-year-old John Surridge, from London and known as 'Charger', died later that day, March 27, from multiple injuries sustained in the accident.
Two other riders behind the victim also fell from their Harleys but were not seriously hurt.
Police Sergeant Stephen Watson said he had spotted the group in lane four of the motorway and believed they were travelling at a lawful speed, which he checked at around 65mph.
The front bikes appeared to change speed, and he became aware of traffic starting to take avoiding action. He then saw two bikes in the road and two casualties lying in lanes two or three. Both were breathing, and he called an ambulance to the worse casualty.
Christopher Parr, also from London, was riding a second Harley cruiser behind Charger, his friend of 20 years, said the group had set off from the South Mimms service area heading north, but with no particular destination in mind.
"It was a relaxed ride, with no rush to get anywhere," he told Mr Morris. "All of a sudden and for no obvious reason, Charger's bike went on its side with Charger sliding behind it. I braked as hard as I could. I was frightened I was going to run him over."
Mr Parr said one of the following bikes collided with him and both riders came off.
"We were all travelling at about 60mph, so the presence of the officer would not have caused us any concern. We weren't speeding, but it's an automatic reaction to roll off the throttle."
He said Charger was a very experienced year-round motorcyclist, who did not own a car.
The coroner said it appeared Mr Surridge "was not watching quite as carefully as he might have been.
"He appears to have been distracted by the police vehicle or some other incident and momentarily lost attention before applying his brakes. He fell from his motorcycle and died from multiple injuries sustained."


(FASTNEWS|COLOMBO) – Aspirin can prevent the tuberculosis (TB) bacterium from hijacking immune cells and allow the body to control infection better, say researchers who found that the common pain killer could treat the top infectious killer worldwide that claims around 4,400 lives a day.
Researchers from the Centenary Institute in Sydney found that the TB bacterium hijacks platelets from the body's blood clotting system to weaken immune systems.
They found that the platelets were being tricked by the infection into getting in the way of the body's immune system.
"This is the first time that platelets have been found to worsen TB in an animal model. It opens up the possibility that anti-platelet drugs could be used to help the immune system fight off drug resistant TB," Hortle said.
India has the world's highest burden of TB, with 27 per cent of all global cases and over 30 per cent of all deaths worldwide.


We work hard to get new users. When they come to our digital experiences, we want them to have a great first impression…and, usually, we want them to stick around! That's where user onboarding comes in. Effective user onboarding guides new folks from first time use to long term commitment, and does so at a meaningful pace.
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Seafoam Armor is a Uncommon Mono Water armor which is effective against Fire type enemies/armors. It is however, ineffective against Air type enemies/armors.
The seafoam armor is the second Uncommon Armor to be unlocked with the first being the Stonescale Plate Mail.
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Lincoln School Tripper
The Lincoln School Tripper will begin service on October 6, 2020.
Placer County Transit, in partnership with the City of Lincoln, is operating a special bus to serve bus stops nearby Lincoln schools to supplement the regular bus route. The schedule operates on school days only and will be open to the general public. Senior(over 60)/Youth (6-12), or Disabled fare is $.60 per boarding. Regular basic fare is $1.25 per boarding. This begins August 15, for the 2019 to 2020 school year.
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The Placer County Transit fare will be charged on this route.
This route is open to the general public.
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Nicholas and Joiner 7:19 a.m.
Venture at Lakeside 7:20 a.m.
7th and F Street 7:27 a.m.
12th and East 7:30 a.m.
Glen Edwards Middle School 1st and O bus stop 7:37 a.m.
Lincoln High School 7th and J bus stop 7:40 a.m.
Twelve Bridges Middle School
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(Beginning August 16, 2018) - New 12:55 p.m.
Glen Edwards Middle School 1st and O bus stop 1:05 p.m.
Lincoln High School 7th and J bus stop 1:10 p.m.
Nicholas and Joiner 1:14 p.m.
Venture at Lakeside 1:15 p.m.
7th and F Street 1:20 p.m.
12th and East 1:23 p.m.
3rd and F 1:28 p.m.
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