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High School football playoff roundup: Desert Edge, Mesa, Thunderbird, Higley, Prescott among teams advancing
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Desert Edge wins behind Millender's big game
By Alex Suarez
In a 5A playoff matchup between No. 11-seed Central and No. 6 Desert Edge Friday night, the Scorpions dominated on both sides of the ball from start to finish. Desert Edge went on to win, 42-7. The offense was led by Hezekiah Millender and Vinny Mansfield as the two connected three times for touchdowns. The defense was making plays all over the field, forcing one fumble and three interceptions
Standout performers
Hezekiah Millender threw four touchdowns, two of them coming from 45 yards or longer.
Deshawn Warner had multiple sacks and a fumble recovery for a touchdown.
Vinny Mansfield finished the night with three touchdown passes.
Key plays
Hezekiah Millender threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to Vinny Mansfield.
Deshawn Warner recovered a fumble and returned it for the touchdown.
Christopher Cordero ran for a 27-yard touchdown.
Dominik Bagchi threw a 26-yard touchdown pass for Central.
"We had a good win," said co-head coach Mark Carter. "The boys played well, especially after a tough loss last week. Just shows what kind of team we have."
"Our job is to not allow the other team to score," said co-head coach Marcus Carter. "Proud of the guys the way they were moving around. They were aggressive. That's the type of football you have to play in November and December. You have to play tough aggressive defense and we did that tonight."
Desert Edge heads to No. 3-seed Higley, which defeated Canyon View Friday.
Mesa knocks of Corona to advance in 6A
By Ben Stapley
Don't call it an upset.
Mesa High is for real and it's football season will carry on.
The 14th seeded Jackrabbits traveled to Corona del Sol Friday night and took down the 3rd-seeded Aztecs 24-21, in a 6A first round playoff game.
Despite the close score and the seedlings, Mesa controlled Corona for most of the game, never trailed, and built up a 24-7 fourth quarter leadbefore the Aztecs nearly pulled off an epic comeback.
When Corona del Sol kicker Carston Kieffer's 52 yard field goal attempt came up shirt and wide left, Mesa's sideline and bleachers erupted.
For Mesa (8-3) the win avenged an early season loss to Corona (8-3), but that paled in comparison to the significance of the win for the Jackrabbit program.
Mesa has a storied football history dating back 102 years, but it was only its second playoff win since 2009.
The win also sets up a quarterfinal playoff matchup next week at Mesa Red Mountain (7-4), who beat Brophy 45-38.Key playmakersMesa's backfield duo of quarterback Manny Pino and fullback Junior St. Cyr led a bruising rushing attack, combining for 242 yards.
St. Cyr used all of his 210 pound frame in wearing down Corona's defense while Pino used his quickness and arm to help Mesa's offense stay balanced.
Mino threw for 109 yards to go along with his 136 rushing yards.Wideout Tre Brown caught five passes for 88 yards.Corona del Sol running back Jonothan Kubat scored two touchdowns for the Aztecs.Stat of the game
Through the first three quarters, Mesa held possession of the ball 28 minutes compared to only 8 for Corona del Sol.Key quote
"This is such a big win for our program and I'm so happy for these kids and this community. When I got here four years ago, playoff wins were expected. When we got to this field tonight, we expected to win. This is my first freshman class, and I'm so grateful because they've bought into everything we've tried to do." -Mesa head coach Chad DeGrenier.
Mesa will visit Mesa Red Mountain, the No. 6 seed, in the 6A quarterfinals next week. Despite both being Mesa schools, the teams did not meet in the regular season. They compete in different regions.
Thunderbird fends off Marcos de Niza rally to advance in 4A
By Anthony Perez
The No. 14 seed Phoenix Thunderbird (9-2) entered its 4A state playoff game Friday night feeling like it was an equal match to the no. 3 seed Tempe Marcos de Niza (9-2). That proved to be true and then some as Thunderbird used defense and a timely touchdown to seal a 17-14 victory Friday night in Tempe in its first postseason appearance since 2013.
Thunderbird got contributions up and down the roster in the win as three different players scored. Senior Sean Mathews opened the scoring with 5:46 left in the first half when he found the end zone on a two-yard run. Thunderbird padded its lead to 10 following a field goal from about 24 yards out from senior kicker Ryan Monroe. The score that sealed the deal for Thunderbird came with 6:23 left in the game when sophomore Greg Smith made a short dash into the end zone.
Marcos de Nina's junior quarterback Braesen Leon did all he could to try to rally his team in the fourth quarter, throwing two touchdown passes in the losing effort.
Highlight of the game
Following a Marcos de Niza touchdown that cut Thunderbird's lead to 10-7, it quickly responded when senior quarterback Carter Squires connected with senior wide receiver Brody Fogelson on a deep pass. This play set up Smith's game-winning touchdown that put Thunderbird up by 10 and put the game out of reach for the host team.
Quote of the game
"My friend, Brody, he's my one-on-one receiver that I can just trust him to make a play. I saw that he set him up perfectly inside, the corner bit on the run, and all I had to do is put it in his hands and he can do the rest." - Squires on the pass to Fogelson that set up the game-winning touchdown
Thunderbird will travel to Oro Valley to face no. 6 seed Canyon del Oro, which defeated no. 11 seed Phoenix St. Mary's.
Higley dominates Canyon View in 5A
By Matthew Self
It was cold and dry at Higley High School Football Stadium Friday night in Gilbert, but it was raining touchdowns.
No. 3-seeded Higley rode a torrential downpour of first half points on their way to a 49-12 first-round 5A playoff win over upstart No. 14 Waddell Canyon View.
Higley scored the game's first 21 points in a 5-minute span, riding the aerial show led by sophomore quarterback Jamar Malone II.
With four minutes left in the first quarter and holding on to a 6-0 lead, Malone found Dominic Esposito for a 5-yard TD pass. After failed fake punt from Canyon View, minutes later Malone hit Carter Hancock on a 20-yard scoring pass.
Two more special teams mishaps – a fumbled kick return and a blocked punt – led to two more scores, the punt recovered in the end zone by Higley's Donovan Aidoo for a score.
Attempting to rally, Canyon View finally responded with a 75-yard pass from Beau Devens to Santino Varvel.
Not to be one-upped, Malone responded again for a 40-yard connection to Carter Hancock with eight minutes in the second, giving Higley a comfortable 42-6 halftime lead.
Standout plays
Higley's first touchdown was a beauty, a Jaden Taylor reception from 30 yards out, signaling the kind of night it would be for Canyon View's defense.
Unofficially, Malone finished with 274 yards passing and four touchdowns. Malone only needed 15 yards to break 3,000 on the season and did it on the first player of the game, an 18-yard completion to Ian Seare.
Esposito, a senior, caught a touchdown and threw for one on a halfback pass to Taylor late in the game. It was Taylor's second score of the night.
Higley's defense suffocated Devens most of the night, with Higley defensive end Caleb Botticello picking up two early sacks to set the tone.
"It was great for the kids. We had a good week of practice," coach Eddy Zubey said. "Second half got a little sloppy … but overall I'm happy.
Higley will host No. 6-seeded Desert Edge, which defeated Central Friday.
Prescott upsets Apache Junction in 4A
By Lucas Gordon
After quickly going down by 14 to start the game, No. 10 Prescott pulled off the comeback over No.7 Apache Junction to win 35-28. The Badgers improbable win came in the first round of the 4A playoffs.
Apache Junction started the game on fire, putting up 14 points in the first five minutes of the game.
On their first possession, the Prospectors ran the ball 12 times for 63 yards capped off by a four-yard touchdown run by senior quarterback Gavin Limongello. This possession took up more than six minutes of game time.
After a quick three and out by the defense, the Prospectors put up another touchdown. On the first play of the drive Limongello's first pass of the game found junior receiver Ben Valenzuela for a 73-yard touchdown to make it a 14 point game.
Going into the second quarter, Prescott's offense started to get into rhythm. The Badgers started running wildcat plays that Apache Junction could not stop. The Badgers had a lengthy drive of their own to open up the second quarter which ended with a four-yard touchdown run by senior running back Cody Leopold.
In the second half, neither team was able to stop the other. Prescott opened the half with a four-yard touchdown run from sophomore Uriah Tenette to take the lead 21-14.
Apache Junction answered back with a rushing touchdown of its own followed by a rushing touchdown by Prescott late in the third. Apache Junction opened up the fourth with another rushing touchdown to tie the game again and Prescott answered with another rushing touchdown to take the lead once more 35-28.
In the final minutes of the game that was dominated by both offenses, it was the defense that made the most crucial play of the game.
Apache Junction was driving into Prescott's side of the field when the Badgers forced a fumble on their own 34-yard line. Prescott recovered the fumble and advanced it to the 50-yard line. From there the Badgers ran out the clock.
For Apache Junction, junior Isaiah Savoie put up 183 yards on the ground. This included big plays of 50 and 24 yards.
Limongello also had a huge day on the ground. He scored three touchdowns using his feet and picked up 71 yards.
For Prescott, Leopold was the feature back. The senior ran for 157. yards and three touchdowns. Tenette was also important for the Badgers on the ground with 60 yards and two touchdowns.
Prescott head coach Cody Collett praised his seniors when talking about the comeback: "Our seniors have unbelievable leadership. They refuse to quit and have all the heart in the world."
Prescott will travel to Snowflake next Friday to take on the No. 2-seeded Lobos, which shut out Arcadia 19-0.
"Snowflake is the preeminent program in Northern Arizona and it will be an honor to play with them,'' Collett said. "They are a class act and they do things the right way and we're looking forward to the challenge."
Pinnacle dominates Valley Vista to advance in 6A
By Howard Schlossberg
Pinnacle is ready for 6A. Is 6A ready for Pinnacle?
The No. 4-seeded Pioneers moved to 7-4 with a convincing 46-0 first-round win over the visitors from Valley Vista, seeded No. 13.
Pinnacle got dynamic performances from its key offense contributors and big plays from everyone on defense to stymie rhe Monsoon from the get-go.
A key interception by Brock Stapley kept the Monsoon from tightening up the game early and Wyatt Horton distributed the ball nicely to his stable of receivers as Pinnacle built a big lead and never let up.
The game developed entirely around Pinnacle's ability to make big plays when they needed them.
Wirh Pinnacle leading 7-0, it looked like Valley Vista would tie the game on a 75-yard, 7-play drive. Except play number seven was Stapley picking off a pass at the goal line and racing all the way back to the Monsoon 21.
The play completely blunted Valley Vista's momentum and charged up Pinnacle, which scores two plays later on a Jacobie Rucker 11-yard bolt.
That made it 14-0 after one quarter and Pinnacle would not surrender the momentum.
After a short punt and great return by Duce Robinson, the Pioneers scored at 7:05 of the second on another Rucker dart, completing a 6-play, 45-yard drive.
Two more TD's in the final two minutes of the half made it 29-0 at the break, Mason O'Rourke on a 1-yard run and Robinson on a 25-yard toss from Horton in the back of the end zone, getting the honors.
That settled things, as a 43-yard field goal by Cooper King and Myles Libman's second TD reception highlighted the second half.
Turnovers by the defense fueled Pinnacle's offense. Picks by Stapley, Luke Hoover and Ashton Leckie were huge, two of them setting up scores.
Horton and Co. did the rest, running up 314 yards of offense. He had 188 passing, 117 of them and a TD to Robinson. Rucker had two scores and gained 82 yards in a very balanced Pioneer attack that will be needed next week against Queen Creek.
Adrian Crespin did throw for 137 yards for Valley Vista and Mikel Henderson had 5 receptions for 89 yards.
Head coach Dana Zupke noted that Valley Vista came out ready to play and might have changed the game had It not been for Stapley's momentum-busting interception. His team had nine penalties he knows they have to clean up.
"One 15-yard penalty can change the whole complexion of a game," he said. "We need to play with a little more discipline."
Still, his team gave him a consistent effort.
"I'm glad we didn't let up," when Valley Vista put some.pressure.on with that first-quarter drive. "We got off the field."
Pinnacle will host No.5 Queen Creek, a 37-7 winner over Boulder Creek Friday.


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An herb used by American women for more than 100 years, black cohosh (Actaea racemosa) continues to be a popular natural remedy for hot flashes, irritability, night sweats, depression, anxiety, vaginal dryness, insomnia, irregular or heavy bleeding, and other symptoms of menopause. In younger women, it can reduce PMS, menstrual cramps, low back pain, muscle aches, anxiety, and depression related to monthly cycles.
In the natural progression of things, hormonal shifts (called perimenopause) begin years before menopause, which is defined as a full year without periods. And for some women, a hysterectomy or other medical treatment can induce menopause earlier in life. Symptoms vary from one woman to another. "Menopausal women think, 'oh well, I'm just getting old,' and they just put up with it," says Nancy Evans, ND, of Torrance, Calif.-based Holtorf Medical Group. "I want them to not be satisfied with anything less than optimum health."
Black cohosh can help with monthly hormonal fluctuations or imbalances and drops in hormone levels, says Evans. It calms the nervous system, which helps reduce cramps, aches, and anxiety. It also acts as a uterine tonic, helps relieve depression, and reduces hot flashes and other symptoms. "It can also help with headaches that are associated with low estrogen-monthly, right before menses and/or during menses in a younger woman," Evans says, "and then again chronically in perimenopause and menopause."
"Black cohosh can be used long term," says Evans, "perimenopause through menopause." Published studies with more than 2,500 women found that 20 mg, twice daily, of a standardized black cohosh extract called Remifemin dramatically reduced hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms as much as hormone replacement therapy in many cases.
Studies found that black cohosh reduced other menopausal symptoms as much as hormone replacement therapy.
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Brittany Loadholt, Georgia Southern universityFollow
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Effect of Natural Products Against Growth of Three Allergenic and Toxigenic Molds
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Public Health & Well Being - Community & Practice-based Research
Teyaijah Givens (Georgia Southern University)
Nosa Nwaonumah (Georgia Southern University)
Bushra Shah (Georgia Southern University)
Dr. Atin Adhikari (Georgia Southern University)
Dampness and fungal exposures in buildings are widespread, with estimates ranging from 18% to 50% of buildings being affected. Of the 21.8 million people reported to have asthma in the USA, approximately 4.6 million cases are attributable to dampness and mold exposure in the home. Consequent national annual cost of asthma is about $3.5 billion. Several fungal genera from damp environments were reported to be associated with allergy and/or asthma and some species can release mycotoxins in the environment. Although there are several mold inhibitor or disinfectant solutions and sprays available in the market for cleaning and inhibiting mold growth, their efficacy has rarely been tested through scientific studies conducted in laboratories and these solutions contain chlorine bleach or similar active ingredients, including formaldehyde, diisocyanates, organic acid anhydrides, styrene, hydroquinone, alcohols, ammonia, glycols, and glycol ethers, which have different kinds of adverse health effects. Given: (1) the uncertainty of disinfectant effectiveness against molds, (2) the risk of inducing microbial resistance to chemicals, and (3) the health concerns related to the use of disinfectants, it is critical to develop and evaluate natural antifungal products, which are relatively safer for health. In this pilot study, we have evaluated three plant based products - tea tree oil, grape fruit seed extracts, and natural vinegar - against growth of three specific allergenic and toxic mold species (Aspergillus versicolor, Penicillium brevicompactum, and Stachybotrys chartarum). Spore solutions (105-107 spores/mL) of these three mold species were prepared from pure cultures and 200 åµL of solutions were spread over malt extract agar plates. Three 20 åµL drops of different dilutions of three above-mentioned natural products were applied on agar plate surfaces immediately after spore solution inoculation. Inhibition zones on agar plates were examined after the incubation of plates for 96 hours at 30å±2å¡C. We found that up to 10 times dilutions of grape fruit seed extracts developed 18-50 mm zones of inhibition for all mold species, up to two times dilutions of tea tree oil completely inhibited all three species but 5X dilution was effective for S. chartarum. Natural vinegar, on the other hand, inhibited S. chartarum and P. brevicompactum only and the inhibition zones for mold growth on agar surfaces were 18-28 mm.
Fungal exposure, Asthma, Mycotoxins, Mold, Microbial resistance
4-16-2016 12:00 PM
Loadholt, Brittany; Givens, Teyaijah; Nwaonumah, Nosa Lloyd; Shah, Bushra; and Adhikari, Atin, "Effect of Natural Products Against Growth of Three Allergenic and Toxigenic Molds" (2016). Georgia Southern University Research Symposium. 29.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/research_symposium/2016/2016/29
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India | Daman and Diu
Daman District
Daman District lies on the western coast of India on the Arabian Sea, 12 m above sea level. Once part of the Union Territory, 'Goa, Daman and Diu', it is now situated in Daman and Diu and covers an area of about 72 sq km. The district is surrounded by the Bhagwan River in the north, Valsad District in the east, the Kalem River in the south and the Arabian Sea in the west. The Damanganga also flows through Daman.
Having a pleasant climate all round the year and an average rainfall of over 1600 mm, the place is good for cultivation. Out of the total land area, the net sown area is about 67%. The chief crops are paddy, ragi, groundnut, beans and wheat. The population is over one hundred thousand and the main occupation of the people is fishing.
Rich in historical heritage spanning over 2000 years, Daman is also a good tourist spot. There are many historical places including the Fort of Moti Daman, Fort of Nani Daman, Somnath Temple and Gandhi Park near Nani Daman Jetty. Devka Beach, Jampore Beach and Mirasol Lake Garden attract hundreds of tourists every year. The culture, especially dance and music, of Daman, which is a unique blend of the tribal, urban, European and Indian, is another major attraction.
Daman is well-connected by road and rail networks. Daman has an airport operating flights mostly to Baroda and Mumbai. Vapi Railway Station is about 10 km from Daman, on the Mumbai and Surat line. The 160 km drive from Mumbai can be quite pleasurable.
District: Daman
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Luis Fernando Hidalgo (conocido artísticamente como Luifer) es un actor, rapero y presentador de televisión peruano.

Biografía
Estudió actuación con el dramaturgo Roberto Ángeles. Inició su participación en la televisión en la serie "Hombres de Bronce" (1997). En algunas series peruanas salia como extra, participó en la exitosa novela  Princesas  y en la serie popular  VBQ: Todo por la fama  ambas emitidas por América televisión.
A inicios del 2000 incursiona en la música Hip hop. Su música toca la realidad social y política del Perú, con letras que tienen una fuerza especial capaz de invitarnos a la reflexión. Algunos de sus temas forman parte de la banda sonora de la película Chicha tu madre, y de la miniserie Misterio en donde se volvió conocido.

En el 2006 incursiona como VJ en el programa musical "Subterapneo".

Cine

Cortometrajes
 El misterioso señor Battlerby (2000)

Televisión
 Hombres de Bronce (1997)
 Misterio (2005) como Lucky
 Subterapneo - como Presentador (2006)
 La Fuerza fénix (2008) como ladrón
 Sally, la muñequita del pueblo (2008) como Pitin (Hermano de Sara)
 Clave Uno: segunda temporada (2009) como Miguel Figueroa
 Chico de mi Barrio (2010)
 Maicelo, Camino a la Gloria (2013)
 VBQ: Todo por la fama (2016-2017) como el oficial Luis Barragán
  Los Vílchez  (2019-2020) como Periodista
  Princesas (2020) como Abogado

Teatro
 Un misterio, una pasión (2003) como Borracho/hopper
 Lysistrata (2005)
 Jesucristo Superstar (2006)
 El Espejo (2007)
 Santiago, el pajarero (2008)
 Bang Bang You're Dead (2013)

Discografía

 Kutipa (2005)
 Iskay: El Mixtape (2009)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Videoclip del tema "Hasta Cuando"

Nacidos en Lima
Actores de cine de Perú
Actores de teatro de Perú
Actores de televisión de Perú
Cantantes masculinos de Perú
Cantautores de Perú
Raperos de Perú
Alumnado de la Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola
Actores masculinos de Perú

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Agents with Homeland Security team to wear body cameras
FILE - Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas listens during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Nov. 16, 2021, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Agents with an investigative unit of the Department of Homeland Security will wear body cameras for the first time as part of a six-month pilot program that will focus on the costs and benefits of using the technology in federal law enforcement, officials said Tuesday, Dec. 21. "With its body worn camera pilot, ICE is making an important statement that transparency and accountability are essential components of our ability to fulfill our law enforcement mission and keep communities safe," Mayorkas said in announcing the pilot program. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Agents with an investigative unit of the Department of Homeland Security will wear body cameras for the first time as part of a six-month pilot program that will focus on the costs and benefits of using the technology in federal law enforcement, officials said.
The cameras will be used during the test by 55 members of the SWAT-like special response teams at Homeland Security Investigations in Houston, Newark, New Jersey, and New York, a senior official told reporters Tuesday.
Homeland Security Investigations, which focuses on transnational federal crimes such as drug and human trafficking and fraud, is a component of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE.
The senior ICE official, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity to provide details on the program before the announcement, said the agency expects later to expand the pilot to include officers who conduct immigration enforcement arrests.
The program, even though only a test, represents an expansion of the use of a technology already widely used in state and local law enforcement. Federal agencies that use them include the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
"With its body worn camera pilot, ICE is making an important statement that transparency and accountability are essential components of our ability to fulfill our law enforcement mission and keep communities safe," DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said in announcing the program.
Special agents with Homeland Security Investigations are expected to use the body cams when carrying out such actions as making pre-planned arrests, questioning suspects and executing search warrants.
The footage could be available to defense lawyers in criminal cases as part of the discovery process as well as—to a more limited degree and with restrictions—to others under the Freedom of Information Act, the official said.
The pilot program is intended to evaluate the cost of the program and the effectiveness of the equipment, and a summary of the findings is expected to be released.
DHS is negotiating aspects of the program with the union that represents ICE enforcement officers, and officials did not say when that part of the pilot would start.
Eds: An earlier version of this story erroneously reported that agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in Phoenix and Detroit were the first federal officers to wear body cams. Other federal agencies, including the Forest Service, deployed them.
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There are 3 counseling schools in Cleveland, Ohio. The largest counseling school in Cleveland, by student population, is Cleveland State University, which has 16,216 students. The school's website has a Google Page Rank of 7. The school appears to maintain its site on a regular basis, as is indicated by the fact that there are not many broken links just one click away from the homepage.
Cleveland State University: 8,963 "likes"
Case Western Reserve University: 3,299 "likes"
The Cleveland counseling school website that receives the greatest number of unique visitors belongs to Cleveland State University. This is indicated by the fact that Cleveland State University's site has a Compete Rank of 19,992, the highest Compete Rank of counseling school websites in Cleveland.
And the Cleveland counseling school website that is considered the most authoritative by SEOMoz belongs to Case Western Reserve University. It has a SEOMoz Page Authority rank of 78.6.


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10 Wild, Wonderful, Unforgettable Moments from the Dodgers' 2020 Regular Season
September 29, 2020 |Tony Pierce|0
As the Dodgers storm into the playoffs, let's look back at how they got to where they are today.
This is the year for the Dodgers. At least that's what Angelenos want to believe. Should they be encouraged? Yes. Should they also be nervous? Oh, yes. The Dodgers have spectacularly fallen apart in October for several years in a row — sometimes of their own accord.
But this October is different. This year nearly everyone is healthy and they have a new star in centerfield who has shown that he is the real deal.
So before the postseason begins for the boys in blue, let's look back at some of the more interesting moments of the COVID-shortened 2020 regular season.
Cody Bellinger, the 2019 National League MVP, participated in a press conference before the season started. Equal parts hilarious and lovable.
In what is possibly the greatest highlight, the Dodgers trade for Mookie Betts and sign him to an enormous contract.
Clayton Kershaw's season debut was a masterclass. He struck out 6 in 5 2/3s and later said his ailing back caused him no pain.
Bellinger's walk-off over the Rockies.
Betts goes yard, thrice, at Dodger Stadium versus the Padres.
The very next day, Kershaw only gives up one hit to the Angels over seven innings, while Bellinger goes yard, twice down in Anaheim.
Dodgers were down 6-2 at one point, but Gavin Lux's pair of homers helps lift the team to a 10-9 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
2020 will be remembered for many things. For some, it may be known as the year the Dodgers and Giants agreed not to play on Aug. 26 in protest over the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Wisconsin. They played a doubleheader the next day.
On opening day, Betts knelt during the national anthem to protest police brutality. It was a turning point, as Betts didn't kneel in 2016 because his father was a military veteran, but has since been better educated and has evolved. "I will never disrespect the flag," he said, "but there also has to be change in the world."
After the anthem, players on both teams knelt during a "Moment of Unity," something other teams in baseball participated in. One player on the Giants chose not to kneel, citing his Christianity. I was not the only one to take issue with that excuse. That player, Sam Coonrod, a second-year Giants reliever, has had a miserable year, and it all started during that opening weekend series against the Dodgers.
The Dodgers rightfully hate the Astros for cheating them out of a World Series in 2017. During the offseason this year, MLB chose not to truly punish Houston, so it was no surprise that when the teams squared off this year, an Astro or two got beaned. The problem is Joe Kelly's control issue is so bad he even broke a window at his house while trying to keep in shape over the break. So when it was time to face the Astros, he was only able to hit one cheater. Along the way, he struck out Carlos Correa, and when he did, the two got into a squabble that resulted in Kelly delivering a pouty face that has since been turned into a mural. Later, MLB would suspend Kelly for eight games for his bean balls, a penalty that was eventually reduced to five games.
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Hackney Hospital was a Workhouse and is now a repository for Special Services: Geriatric, Psycho-Geriatric, Psychiatric, and Drug Dependency. However, from the mid 1930s to the late 1980s, it was, at around, 800 beds, one of the largest General Hospital in London.
A psychiatric Unit with 40 beds was opened in F Block in 1967, a small part of a bustling whole. But, when in 1986, the General Hospital began its move to the new two-storey Homerton, the crumbling Hackney was left to Psychiatric Services. By the end of this year (1995), with the new psychiatric unit at the Homerton prepared, the hospital will finally be closed.
We first approached a small number of hospital users and workers, who had a long experience of the site, to be recorded in interview. Later, we invited a wide variety of users and others who knew the site well (24 in all) to do the same. Fragments of these interviews, unmediated by analysis or explanation, offer no formal history or anthropology. We wanted simply to present the voices of those who have used this place. The resulting record is a frank reaction to the blurring intensity of the hospital. The complexities and ambivalences of hospital experience are borne out passionately in the clutter of these words.
First of all, I am 85 and I was born in 1909. With a family of five brothers and two sisters. At that time, it was hard to live because there was hardly any money knocking about. It was very hard and I remember my father used to take me round to certain places where the pensioners used to have a cup of milk or water and a hunk of bread. That was for their lunch. That was what they called the Poor Law Relief. And that was happening in Hackney Hospital as well for a while.
And did you ever come and visit the Workhouse with him?
What did it mean to you as a little girl of 8, when your mum said it had been built as a Workhouse?
Well, I don't know, but it sounded it was a punishment for people, you know.
So did you have the idea when you where a little girl that your dad was in here partly as a punishment, or did you know a bit then?
I knew a bit then because the doctor came home to see him while he was in bed at home. And then they ordered him to hospital.
And so you did know it wasn't a prison that your Dad was being sent to?
You talk to some of the old mums that had their children here. They don't want to know about all these modern hospitals. If this was still a general hospital, I think they would prefer to come back here because they have got an affinity with this hospital, do you know what I mean? It is people that don't know or who have never known the hospital that kick it to death.
How do you feel about the new place?
So I was asking you before about the sounds and smells that you might remember from the hospital.
Would you say something about that?
Yes, they used to clean all the places out with carbolic. All you smelt all the time was carbolic. When you came out of the hospital, it sticks. (Laugh) It was so clean, I think so anyway.
Are they any other smells that you remember from it?
The smells would be stuffy smells, slightly gassy dirty carpet smells. Stale urine in the stairways.
What was the boiler room like when you were first here?
It was sort of not fully automatic, the boiler house was mad. Our stokers worked in a three shift system. All Asian chaps, good blokes who knew their job. It was oldey worldey boiler house with reciprocating pumps like steam engines. They would squeak in the middle of the night and frighten the life out of anyone. If you go down there on your own, you know.
Can you imitate that squeak for us?
Smell of carpets sometimes. Cigarettes in the carpet—wards do that.
Are there any sounds you would make if somebody said to you "Hackney Hospital"?
Looking outside you see this looks like, you know, Dracula's castle and I find I go OOOHH, like a vampire. (Laughter) Apart from that, no.
Do it again for us.
Do you think a lot of people smoke here?
Cigarettes. Yes, it is a psychiatric hospital. Now, I seem to think the smell of cigarettes always remind me of a psychiatric ward.
Did the hospital have a reputation for being a certain kind of hospital?
Oh, it was quite different. It was large, bustling general hospital. Standards of housekeeping were noticeably better. It was all polish on the floor and neat and tidy. And keep your voice down and don't run around… And before we started outpatients, we used to give people ECT (Electro Convulsive Therapy) and anybody getting ECT as an outpatient was seen there before we saw the rest of the people. And as junior psychiatrists, we administered ECT with patients lying on trolleys.
Without using drugs or muscle relaxants?
No, we used muscle relaxants and knocked them out. But it was all done with them on trolleys, which then could be wheeled to one side to do the next one.
Was it deemed an effective form of treatment at that time?
Yes it was. That is why we did it because it was deemed effective.
Although no one quite knew why, did they?
And what is the atmosphere like, is it frantic?
What do you like best about your mornings at the hospital?
In the winter, it is nice and warm. It is very comforting.
And what do you like least?
One thing that I experienced in '87 which I thought was well out of order, takes away your liberties and is what they call close ob—close observation. I mean I'd have to sit and have a bath while a member of staff was sat there watching me. I kept my knickers on.
Well, presumably they though you were going to harm yourself, no?
What parts of the hospital do you like most and least and why?
I like F Block the most and I like it least all in one go. I like it because of the memories of the happy times. And the very cohesive and full hospital life there. And I hate it now because it is such a ghastly building. The lift often doesn't work, it is gloomy and horrible and there is nothing you can do about it. There is nothing you can do about a Victorian building like that and it is unsafe. Because it is narrow and if you are passing a disturbed person, I often wondered when I walked up those stairs who I was going to find running down. People have been attacked. It is horrid, just horrid and that is when they started to lock up F Block. And that was the other strange thing. We had to lock up Hackney Hospital, not to lock the patients in, but to keep people out. That was the main and prime motive for locking F Block, to stop people coming in. Not to stop patients leaving.
What people might want to come in?
I am Jo. I am interviewing Ron for a project about the history of the hospital. So we need to be quite quiet. Is that OK by you?
Yes, I will get you a cup of tea.
So Ron, I was wondering if you could tell me about a typical day in your life?
For many years, when I first came here, it was the Mannings, I don't think they were related, but there was a hospital secretary called Manning and I think the Matron was called Manning as well. It all seemed in those days the hospital secretary and the Matron just ran the place. And if they said jump, everybody jumped. And they would do hospital inspections and march around together.
Can you give me any other example of that Caribbean flavour as being manifested in the hospital?
And the people who stand out? You mention Sister Brown.
Joycey Broad, Jean Squires and Monica Baker and Bernadette Hodge. We were a gang.
It's a girl's gang, isn't it? What there a girl's gang and boy's gang?
The old nurses, when they walked about, they were so stiff and quick like. Not like they are now.
What are they like now, Daisy?
You were telling me about the first time you came here.
Did you swoon over him?