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2019 North Maluku earthquake
July 7, 2019, earthquakes in Indonesia
ShakeMap of the earthquake
ISC event
USGS-ANSS
ComCat
18:10:50 WIT (Indonesia Eastern Standard Time)
7.2 Mw
20 km (12 mi)
0°33′58″S 128°03′22″E / 0.566°S 128.056°E / -0.566; 128.056
Sorong–Bacan fault
Strike-slip
Areas affected
Halmahera, Indonesia
Max. intensity
VII (Very strong)
Yes (20 cm)
103 (as of 18 July)
14 dead, 129 injured, +50,000 displaced
The 2019 North Maluku earthquake, a shallow 7.2 magnitude earthquake, struck the island of Halmahera, North Maluku, Indonesia on 14 July 2019 at 18:10 local time with its epicentre located at South Halmahera. It struck at a shallow depth of 10 km (6.2 mi) near Labuha, a small port town located in Bacan Island.[1] The earthquake produced a non-destructive 20 cm tsunami, which stuck Labuha just minutes after the shaking started. 14 people were killed by the earthquake while 129 people were injured, and more than 50,000 people were displaced. The earthquake inflicted a total damage of Rp 238 billion (US$16 million).[2]
1 Tectonic setting
2 Earthquake
2.1 Intensity
2.2 Tsunami
3 Casualties
4 Damage
5 Response
Halmahera lies within a zone of complex tectonics caused by the interaction between the Pacific, Australian, Sunda and Philippine Sea Plates. The area is further subdivided into microplates, such as the Molucca Sea Plate and the Bird's Head Plate.[3] The Sorong Fault Zone, is a major strike-slip fault that extends from the Bird's Head peninsula in the east to Sulawesi in the west. Some of the faults that form part of this zone pass through southern Halmahera and the neighbouring Bacan Islands.[4]
The earthquake struck on Sunday afternoon, at 18:10 local time at a shallow depth of 10 km. The Indonesian Meteorological, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency stated that the earthquake had a strike-slip mechanism, meaning that the motion of the rupture was horizontal rather than vertical. The epicentre is located 63 km off-shore Labuha, a small port town in Bacan Island, whereas the USGS gave an epicenter onshore southern Halmahera.[3] The largest peak acceleration was recorded in Labuha seismological station.[5]
Officials stated that 18 accelerograph in Indonesia recorded the shaking, with the furthest located in Sidrap, South Sulawesi, approximately 980 kilometers from the epicentre. Strong shaking were widely reported near the epicentre, with the strongest reportedly felt in Central Bitung District, South Bitung and North Bitung District. The thick and soft sediment soil around the epicentre supposedly amplified the shaking, causing a more severe and stronger shaking.[5] The earthquake could be felt as far away as Gorontalo in Sulawesi and Sorong in West Papua. The earthquake could also be felt in Ambon, the provincial capital of Maluku.[6]
Tsunami warnings were not issued by the Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency for the surrounding areas. However, a 20-cm (non-destructive) tsunami was observed by tide gauge in South Halmahera.[7]
Dozens of camps were set up across North Maluku after the earthquake struck
The strong shaking caused fear of tsunami among residents in North Maluku, even though the Indonesian geological agency stated that no tsunami threat was caused by the earthquake. In Ternate, hundreds of people evacuated to higher grounds due to fear of tsunami. Some evacuated to Ternate's Regional Disaster Management Board.[8] In Labuha, thousands of residents who lived near the coastline evacuated to higher grounds. Some residents elected to evacuate to the mayor's house.[9] Residents from at least 73 villages and 11 districts were displaced by the earthquake.[10]
Preliminary reports indicated that at least 4 people were killed, mostly by fallen debris, while 57 people were injured. At least 3,000 people were displaced by the earthquake.[11] On 20 July, officials confirmed that the death toll has risen to 8 while a total of 129 people had been injured by the earthquake. Authorities confirmed that at least 50,000 people had been displaced by the earthquake. On 24 July, it was reported that a total of 12 people had been killed by the earthquake.[12][13][14] The number of deaths rose to 13 on July 27, then 14 on July 31.[15][16] The government revealed that 4 people were killed due to fallen debris, while the other 9 died in the camps due to illness.[17]
More than 15 camps had been set up for the survivors of the earthquake. Reports began to emerge that survivors of the earthquake became infected with diseases. Authorities confirmed a total of 117 cases of upper respiratory tract infection and 43 cases of dermatitis. In total, 844 people in the camps had fallen ill. South Halmahera's Department of Health had sent 300 medical staffs to the camps.[12]
Thousands of homes and structures were heavily damaged during the earthquake
Preliminary assessment conducted by the government of North Maluku showed that more than 980 structures had either been heavily damaged or destroyed.[18] Many houses located near the epicentre had been heavily damaged by the quake. In Yomen Village in Joronga Island, one of the hardest hit areas, all of the residents' 164 houses and a mosque were flattened by the quake, forcing its 686 residents to evacuate to the mountain.[19] As many as 19 elementary schools and 7 junior high schools were damaged. Widespread damage were reported across 21 villages and 5 districts in South Halmahera.[20] At least 110 public facilities were damaged, 78 of which were heavily damaged.[21] Updated reports on the damage assessment revealed that more than 2,700 houses had been damaged or destroyed by the quake, of which 1,500 homes suffered slight damage while the other 1,200 suffered heavy damage.[10][22]
Labuha's Babang Harbour, the main and crucial harbour in Labuha, was damaged in the quake. The harbour, however, was not closed and transport services were not affected.[23]
Following the earthquake, electrical problems such as blackouts and short circuits were immediately reported across South Halmahera. Officials from the Government-owned electrical company (PLN) stated that several power plants suffered some damage in the quake.[24] 6 days after the earthquake, officials announced that approximately 99% of electricity had been restored to the affected areas.[25] Villages couldn't be accessed by authorities as road access were blocked due to fallen debris, hampering the search and rescue effort. Calculations conducted by the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management estimated that a total damage of Rp 87 billion (US$6 million) had been inflicted.[2] Updated calculation revealed that the quake inflicted a total of Rp 238 billion (US$16 million) in damage.[22]
The government of North Maluku declared a state of emergency for 7 days, starting from 15 July to 21 July.[26] It was later extended for another 7 days.[27] North Maluku's government sent tents and basic needs to the affected residents.[28] The local transportation department sent 13 tonnes of logistics to the camps.[29] A total of 500 "impromptu toilets" were also built around the camps.[30]
The vice regent of South Halmahera, Iswan Hasjim, stated that the government would build temporary shelters for the affected residents. A total of Rp 40 billion (approximately US$2 million) would be needed.[17]
The city of Tidore announced that it would send a truck carrying 3 tonnes of foods and basic needs to South Halmahera. Several volunteers were also dispatched by Tidore's local government.[31]
Ministry of Social Affairs sent a total donation of Rp 139 billion, which was sent to 9 villages in Halmahera. The ministry stated that those who died in the quake would be compensated with Rp 15 million each.[32] Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing sent necessities such as tents and water tanks, adding that the ministry would provide basic sanitation to the survivors.[33] The Indonesian BNPB coordinated with Indonesian e-commerce company Bukalapak to ease the delivery of aids. BNPB stated that a total of 100 sembako would be distributed to the camps.[34] Meanwhile, Indonesian National Armed Forces dispatched a ship carrying dozens of personnel, including 2 doctors and 8 medical staffs, and aids such as drugs and logistics to Labuha.[35] A boat clinic was also dispatched from Ambon, Maluku.[36]
Multiple state-owned enterprises sent aids and donations to the affected areas. The state-owned electrical company PLN sent 5 generators and aids worth of Rp 648 million to 30 villages and 7 districts in the affected areas.[25] The state-owned BRI bank, in coordination with South Halmahera's government and another state-owned enterprises Antam, sent Rp 250 million of donations and aids to the affected residents.[37] State-owned petrol company Pertamina sent gasoline, logistics and other essential needs to Labuha.[38]
Private and local organisations also contributed with the recovery efforts. In Makassar, at least 13 local organisations conducted fundraising across the city.[39] In Manado, 3 local organisations also conducted a public fundraising in several spots in the city.[40] Youth organisations also held public fundraising in Ketapang and Sampit.[41][42] Islamic relief organisations such as Hidayatullah,[43] Dompet Dhuafa, ACT and Al-Imdaad Foundation (which was based in South Africa) sent volunteers, donations and aids to the affected areas.[44][45]
A football player from Borneo FC, Ambrizal Umanailo, announced that he would hold an auction for his jersey. A total of Rp 4 million was collected from the auction. The football club announced that the money would be donated to the affected residents.[46]
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1943 Central Java
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1968 Sulawesi
1976 Papua
1977 Sumba
1981 Irian Jaya
1982 Flores
1984 Northern Sumatra
1989 West Papua
1991 Kalabahi
1994 Liwa
1994 Java
1996 Biak
2000 Banggai Islands
2000 Enggano
2004 Nabire
2004 Indian Ocean
2005 Nias–Simeulue
2006 Yogyakarta
2006 Pangandaran
March 2007 Sumatra
September 2007 Sumatra
2009 Talaud Islands
2009 West Java
April 2010 Sumatra
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2010 Mentawai
2011 Aceh Singkil Regency
2013 Aceh
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5 August 2018 Lombok
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2018 East Java
2019 Lombok
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2019 Sunda Strait
2019 Ambon
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DONEGAL cyclist Ronan McLaughlin from the Sean Kelly team suffered heartache today on Stage 4 of the An Post Rás when he was caught caught within metres of the finishing line.
He was pipped by Danish rider Mark Sehested Pedersen (Denmark Blue Water Cycling) when he won a group sprint to claim a sensational victory.
Marcin Bialoblocki (Britain Node4 Giordana) repeated yesterday's result by claiming second place, Remi Sarreboubee (France AVC Aix En Provence) came in third with Irish man David McCann (Taiwan RTS Racing) and yesterday's winner Gediminas Bagdonas (An Post Sean Kelly) placed fourth and fifth respectively.
The 134 kilometre route from Westport was very flat and devoid of any categorised climbs, which made for a fast and exciting day of racing.
McLaughlin was aggressive from early on and broke away twice in small groups before being caught again. However, the young man from Donegal was determined to put on a performance in his home county. After 64 kilometres he attacked yet again, this time alone, building up a thirty-second lead ahead of chasers Sondre Hurum (Norway Oneco – Mesterhus) and Christopher Jennings (Britain Rapha Condor Sharp), leaving a chasing group over three minutes behind and the peloton almost four.
However, the young man from Donegal was determined to put on a performance in his home county. After 64 kilometres he attacked yet again, this time alone, building up a thirty-second lead ahead of chasers Sondre Hurum (Norway Oneco – Mesterhus) and Christopher Jennings (Britain Rapha Condor Sharp), leaving a chasing group over three minutes behind and the peloton almost four.
McLaughlin showed no signs of slowing down as he passed through Sligo. For the next 30 kilometres he rode hard while being pushed along by the tailwind and encouraged by manager Kurt Bogaerts from the team car. With only 20 kilometres to go his lead was one minute 18 seconds while behind him a group containing the yellow jersey holder Pirmin Lang (Switzerland Atlas Jakroo) had caught up with the two chasers, Hurum and Jennings. McLaughlin at this stage was being chased by a group of eighteen riders including fellow Irishman Philip Lavery (Britain Node4 Giordana Racing).
Lavery went clear briefly with James Gullen (Britain East Midlands) chasing down McLaughlin before being caught by the group. McLaughlin's lead was dwindling and by the time the final two kilometres came there was only 20 seconds between them.
With 150 metres to go and the crowd roaring him to the line, an exhausted McLaughlin agonisingly ran out of steam and was caught by the chasing group who sprinted to the finish with Pedersen marginally edging it over Bialoblocki.
McLaughlin was clearly devastated after having put in such a superb performance.
"I gave it everything I had but unfortunately the finish line was 50 metres too far away. I think I did the ten hardest sprints of my life today, but I just didn't have enough in the tank to finish it off".
"I was determined to put in a good performance today being from Donegal but it just wasn't to be – it's just one of those things," McLaughlin added.
Pirmin Lang retained the yellow jersey for a third day running with British rider Richard Handley (Britain Rapha Condor Sharp) keeping the U23 jersey as well as moving up to second in the general classification ahead of Bialoblocki. Irish rider Connor McConvey stays in fifth position, one place ahead of An Post team mate and reigning Rás champion Gediminas Bagdonas.
Best of the Irish yesterday was David McCann who finished in fourth place while Sorum Hurum collected the King of the Mountains jersey as Dan Craven did not start after suffering from concussion yesterday and requiring surgery to his chin.


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The Changing Face of the Reality Singing Competition.
By Scarlett Harris ¶ Posted in TV	¶ Tagged American Idol, Australian Idol, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Demi Lovato, Eve, Guy Sebastian, Ian "Dicko" Dickson, Jennifer Lopez, Khloe Kardashian, L.A. Reid, Lupe Fiasco, Marcia Hines, Mariah Carey, Mark Holden, Nicki Minaj, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, Simon Cowell, The Voice, The X Factor	¶ 2 Comments
There was a time, ten or so years ago, when American, and then Australian Idol, hit our screens and was judged by washed-up middle-aged music industry big wigs, like Simon Cowell, Mark Holden, Ian "Dicko" Dickson and the token women on the panel, Marcia Hines and Paula Abdul. These judges were mostly respected, if unfamiliar to Idol's target demographic. Apart from Abdul's "Opposites Attract", I wouldn't have known any of them from a bar of soap.
Not only was this before Britney, J.Lo, Mariah et al. demanded millions to sit in the judging chair, but it was also prior to the influx of talent shows; reality shows in general, really. Now we have myriad Got Talent's, Voices's, X-Factor's and the truckload of former and current stars it brings with it.
For every Britney and Christina, whose careers have been languishing in the pop wasteland for the last few years and could be helped by a judging role, there's a Nicki Minaj, whose choice to judge the latest season of American Idol in the prime of her career baffles me. And we can't forget Jennifer Lopez, who was the epitome of irrelevance prior to taking on the gig, and is now once again one of the highest earning performers in the industry (thanks, in no small part, to her franchise of perfumes) and deservedly so, as I saw her in concert last year and she is the consummate performer. Closer to home, Guy Sebastian, a reality singing competition winner himself, had a sprinkling of top ten and number one hits in the last few years, but really hit the big time with the Eve and Lupe Fiasco collaborations, "Who's That Girl?" and "Battle Scars", respectively, released after his turn as a judge on The X Factor.
So the "expert" record industry execs have pretty much gone the way of Dicko, albeit with the mainstays Cowell (The X Factor in the U.S.), L.A. Reid (ditto) and Randy Jackson from the original series of Idol, to make way for younger, sexier and more relevant judges, sometimes with an overhaul in between each season. And then there are the performers so out of place that were obviously hired 'cause everyone else turned them down: Demi Lovato, Khloe Kardashian (as a host) and, arguably, Nicki Minaj.
I think the new season of Idol's focus on the feud between Mariah Carey and Minaj hinders not only the show (it's about the TALENT), but also Nicki's career in the long run. 2012 was perhaps Minaj's strongest year to date, with "Superbass" being certified platinum, and "Starships" dominating the airways. While she's never had a number one hit on the U.S. Billboard charts, Minaj was infiltrating pop culture at warp speed, so to her it might have seemed logical to dominate reality television as well. But, to me, singing competition judging panels are the domain of has-beens; people who've been down a similar road and can offer advice on the highs and lows of stardom. Who knows? Maybe Minaj will be the one to change that.
What do you think? Do you long for the no-frills early days of Idol, or are you all for big names on the judging panel overshadowing the talent?
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2 thoughts on "The Changing Face of the Reality Singing Competition."
MaryB says:
"Guy Sebastian, a reality singing competition winner himself, had a sprinkling of top ten and number one hits in the last few years," Ummm. Prior to taking up a judging position on X Factor Guy had alreadt had five top ten platinum/multi-platinum albums and six top ten singles. Four of those singles reached #1, equalling the amount of #1 singles that John Farnham and Johnny Okeefe had released during their entire careers. His 2009 smash hit #1 single 'Like It Like That' was not only the highest selling Aussie artist song of that year, but was also the 6th highest selling Aussie artist song of that decade. All before X Factor returned to our screens in 2010. "Sprinkling of hits" is a bit of an understatement I think.
Of course since X Factor he has released two more #1 singles, both seriously multi-platinum, putting him out in the clear with #1 singles as far as Aussie males go in our music history, and third overall for all Aussie acts. Three other top ten singles, two of which also reached mult-platinum. Plus two further top ten albums, one of which became his second #1 album and third to reach multi-platinum status. So yes X Factor has certainly helped his career, but it was going pretty darned well before that. Now look at what talent show judge/mentoring has done for other Australian act's music careers. Natalie Bassingthwaighte – one single released which seriously flopped. Delta's career – her worst performing album to date, leaving the ARIA Top 100 after a few months with only gold status when her previous three albums reached multi-platinum. Kind of shows that perhaps Guy's recent success, while being supported by his X Factor profile is more due to the quality of music he is releasing than simply because of X Factor.
Hi MaryB,
This is obviously a subject you're more knowledgable on than me, and I applaud your passion.
When I wrote "last few years" I meant since about 2009 with "Like it Like That", but upon second glance, I maybe should have chosen my words better as Guy's been more successful in those past four years than he had in the previous four.
Perhaps I could've gone with a better example… Thanks for your comment.


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The school is promoting Dyslexia Awareness Week (5 to 11 October) throughout the week in assemblies.
Students from Tamworth Enterprise College have showcased a unique drama production to mark National Dyslexia Awareness Week (5 – 11 October).
Pupils from Tamworth Enterprise College teamed up with children from nearby Bird's Bush Primary to perform the specially-commissioned work at TEC in a performance attended by the Mayor of Tamworth Councillor Maureen Gant and the Mayor's Consort, Mr Kenneth Gant.
They also staged the drama at an event at Burton Albion Football Club.
The students, from Years 6, 7 and 8, had just three days to develop and rehearse the production which was led by TEC's Head of Arts, Ami Radcliffe.
The schools worked in partnership with Entrust's Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Service Team as part of an annual campaign to highlight dyslexia awareness.
Tamworth Enterprise College has been awarded Enhanced Dyslexia Friendly Status for its work in raising awareness of special educational needs.


And water is STILL wet and the sky is, you guessed it, STILL blue.
"That was very simplified; it was a Reader's Digest version of the interview," Gammons said Monday on the "Rich Eisen Show." "The interview was about Kris Bryant. ... [Harper] and Bryant grew up in Las Vegas so they know one another, they're both great guys. And people say 'Well, he would love to play for the Cubs,' but I said they're not going to be able to afford both guys, so probably it'll never happen. But somehow that went into I said he wanted to play for the [Cubs]."
"If I were to guess one place, it would be the Yankees," Gammons said. "Because they're going to have so much money to spend at the time he's out there. And there's no doubt in my mind that Bryce could take the pressure of playing in New York. I mean, this guy was on the cover of Sports Illustrated at 16, was made out to be a divisive figure by the time he would have been a freshman in college--which, he wasn't a divisive figure, but that's the image, because he's brash.
"But I think that he can handle New York, and I think that they would pay huge money. And by the time he would get there ... I think two years from now when Gleyber Torres is there and a couple more kids come along, I think they're going to be an absolute monster powerhouse for years. And add Harper to that, it could really be something. It's a great investment because they could own the city, and we know that all the television ratings and attendance go with it. I think it would be a great pick."
Why share this? It is Peter Gammons, why not? When he is wrong it makes it all the more sweeter to say I told you so. Even though, obviously, this time I hope the blind squirrel finally finds a nut.
As you know, I'm a very impatient man. So it's killing me knowing the future is so freakin' bright, but having to wait for it to come.
Notice something? A name missing? Yeah, I think Frazier is dealt for an arm.
I mean, the go to player in discussion is jose Quintana. he's currently 2-7 with a 5.30 ERA and -0.2 WAR. FIP of 4.19, which is the bottom quarter of eligible pitchers.
You'd be giving up prospects as if he's a 3.00 ERA pitcher, when he's not performing.
the same goes with gerrit cole. 4.80+ ERA with a 4.61 FIP.
I don't want to dump tons of prospects on either of these guys as if they are aces, when they are currently performing like a #5 pitchers.


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Ayckbourn's Consuming Passions for Stephen Joseph Theatre
Anne Cox | July 19, 2016 | What's On | No Comments
Alan Ayckbourn consuming passions are playwriting and seeing his work staged at Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre.
His 80th play and his latest work, Consuming Passsions, is also two linked single-act plays, Premonitions and Repercussions, each lasting around 45 to 50 minutes long, premiering this summer.
Written and directed by Alan Ayckbourn, it's performed by members of the SJT's Summer Festival rep company Rachel Caffrey, Andy Cryer, Louise Shuttleworth and Leigh Symonds, who can all also be seen in the main house show, Ayckbourn's The Karaoke Theatre Company.
Melanie believes she has forseen the future – but has she really? Or is it all in her mind?
True or false, she has seen events which threaten one she secretly loves, and whose life is in terrible danger. What can she do or say to prevent things happening – and who on earth will believe her?
Consuming Passions can be seen in rep from August 5 until October 8. From September 16 it will move upstairs to the theatre's endstage McCarthy auditorium, where it will play as a single show under the umbrella title of Consuming Passions.
Also now running at the SJT:
Tom Stoppard's hit comedy, Arcadia, comes to Waterside Theatre
Sunset Boulevard tour a smash hit
Theatre6 takes Jane Austen's Persuasion on UK Tour
Lemons to squeeze meaningful dialogue from Sam Steiner play at Barons Court Theatre


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Bijlsma, R., & van Delden, W. (1977). Polymorphism at G6PD and 6PGD loci in Drosophila melanogaster: I. Evidence for selection in experimental populations. Genetical Research, 30(3), 221-236. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0016672300017638
Bijlsma, R. ; van Delden, W. / Polymorphism at G6PD and 6PGD loci in Drosophila melanogaster : I. Evidence for selection in experimental populations. In: Genetical Research. 1977 ; Vol. 30, No. 3. pp. 221-236.
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What happens when you decide to sell?
We met Tiffiney on a Wednesday afternoon and by Wednesday evening, she had not only shown us the beautiful home we now own, but put together an offer and shot it off to the sellers! Tiffiney is by far the most professional realtor I have ever worked with.


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WOMEN'S EHF CL WOMEN'S EHF Champions League ▼
VELUX EHF CL
DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL4
8 months ago - 5/13/2019
Seven reflections after the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL4
There were four games, a packed weekend and the favourites who were pushed to the edge but ultimately clinched their third trophy in a row at the DELO EHF WOMEN'S FINAL 4 in Budapest, thanks to the strength and experience of a carefully built roster.
Another Women's EHF Champions League season is gone and Györ won the big prize for the fifth time in seven years. Let's review the season, look into the future and analyse what went well for the winners and where the other three teams lost their chances to steal the trophy from Györ's hands.
Here are our seven talking points following the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL4:
Resilience pays off for Györ
There were seven lost European finals for Györ before they clinched their first ever Women's EHF Champions League trophy. But there is something in the air there that transcends handball. The Hungarian powerhouse was dealt blow after blow, but they stood up, took the hits upon their chin and looked forward. Now, they stand tall with a show of dominance exceeded only by the famous Hypo in the 1990s. After the 25:24 win against Rostov in Budapest, Györ earned their fifth Women's EHF Champions League title in the last seven years and the third trophy in a row, a feat only matched by the mighty Hypo. The sheer strength exhibited by Györ was breathless: the Hungarian side marched to the business end of the competition without losing a game – 14 wins and two draws – and extended their unbeaten streak to a record 26 games in a row. Imagine that Györ's last loss in the European premium competition came in January 2018, in last season's main round, at the hands of CSM Bucuresti.
A perfect season
But how did they do it? It was a bit of everything: a great roster, some astute transfers - even in the winter break, and a pinch of luck that prevented any significant injuries to the key players from the roster. Moreover, Györ looked like the favourites from the get-go, despite losing head coach Ambros Martin, who assembled and inspired this team, as he moved to Rostov. There was a familiar sense in the stands before the final against Rostov, but there was no love lost between Györ's players and their former coach. Rostov did their best, but Martin's understudy, Gabor Danyi, who has been confirmed for next season, led Györ to a majestic, albeit nail-biting win that clinched Györ their third title in a row.
The future looks bright
What's next for the Hungarian powerhouse? Danyi will stay and the team will only improve, despite a busy summer. Key contributors Nycke Groot and Crina Pintea will leave, as well as Nora Mørk, a driving force, but who only made her comeback late in the season after a year out due to injury. Yet French duo Estelle Nze Minko and Beatrice Edwige look to be key additions both in attack and in defence, while the right-back position will be split between Amanda Kurtovic and experienced Katarina Bulatovic. Groot will definitely be missed as a playmaker, but Stine Oftedal looks more than capable to take over the team and inspire it with her otherworldly passes.
🤩 Check out the highlights from the 2018/2019 DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL4 between @rostovhandballe and Györi Audi ETO KC.
Congratulations to the champions…Györi! #ehfcl #ehffinal4 #hellobudapest pic.twitter.com/mBMCTBiSOa
— EHF Champions League (@ehfcl) May 12, 2019
Martin, the driving force behind Rostov
Moving over to the teams that failed to stop Györ, Rostov look likely to be in for another season in which they can challenge for the trophy. Their ascension has been steady, with two DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL 4 berths in the past two years, including qualifying for the final this time. Their lack of experience was their undoing, as Ambros Martin instilled a discipline and fighting mentality that is a must for any team that sets their sights on the big prize. The Spanish coach left the Romanian women's national team by mutual consent and will solely focus on the task at hand at the Russian side, as Rostov should retain its core for the next season, including right back Anna Vyakhireva. The loss against Györ could be a blessing in disguise for Rostov, as they boosted their experience and are not likely to make the same mistakes they did in the final this time.
From hero to zero in two days
Metz were one of the hottest teams this season, as their defensive prowess rightfully earned them a berth for the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL 4. But there were signs of struggling as they disposed of an injury-laden CSM Bucuresti in the previous phase of the competition, with turnovers and missed opportunities red-flagging their challenge for the trophy. Two sharp games in two days is a challenge for any team, but playing for the first time in Budapest in front of 11,000 raucous fans can bring any team to the brink. It happened with Metz, as Emmanuel Mayonnade's side crumbled under the pressure and failed to win a game. It was over before it even started for Metz, as they went 15:8 behind at the break in the semi-final against Rostov, after a 38 per cent shooting efficiency in the first half, which slowly became the worst half of the season for the French side. But future is looking bright for Metz, who are definitely in with a shot next season, despite their 31:30 loss against Vipers in the bronze-medal game.
Not the plucky underdog anymore
Winning the Women's EHF Champions League in their rookie season in the modern era is a one-time feat for CSM Bucuresti, who made it in 2016, but Vipers Kristiansand failed to replicate CSM's antics. The Norwegian champions were eliminated early last season, but came roaring this time, finishing second in the main round and obliterating Buducnost on their way to Budapest. Yet Györ were no match for the Norwegian side, who showed its limits in the semi-final, despite Katrine Lunde's experience. Winning the bronze medal after the 31:30 win against Metz was more than Vipers would have thought before the season and hopefully for the Norwegian side can serve as a motivation for the next season, when they surely will not be seen as the plucky underdog once again.
Very, very loud #Györ fans! 🗣 Green Thunder doing their best to support their team! 🤾🏻♀
Follow the action live on 📺 https://t.co/lGHdbIPycX #ehffinal4 #ehfcl pic.twitter.com/ERyMrpP3yx
Sold-out Budapest Arena treated to high class handball
For the sixth year in a row, the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL 4 was a successful event, with fans flocking to the Papp László Budapest Sportaréna to watch their favourites in a two-day showdown. The 12.000 raucous fans that sold-out the final two days of the competition were treated to a superb show, including high quality handball, games on knife's edge, with the emotions running wild, as another Women's EHF Champions League season came to its close. After three consecutive years, there was not a penalty shoot-out or extra-time to decide the winner, but the MVP of the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL 4, Norwegian goalkeeper Kari Aalvik Grimsbø, stopped Rostov in their tracks in the dying seconds with a superb save that brought Györ the title. Well-known American singer Anastacia wowed audiences at the DELO WOMEN'S EHF FINAL4, with an energetic show that set the mood for superb handball, as Budapest gets ready for the next season, which will see the business end unfold once again in the Hungarian capital.
Author: Adrian Costeiu / ew


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YTA Review: The Art of Smart with Caleb Maddix
Rosario Farell
20 years ago, Bill Gates said: "Content is King", and his words are more relevant today than ever before.
Platform giants like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter have emerged as dominant forces in today's mediated world, giving rise to a new world economy that is increasingly dependent on the users' generation of content.
Amid the new social order, the explosive growth of video marketing through YouTube is undeniable.
Yet YouTube's potential for generating passive income remains an enigma for many still.
So we've delved deep into the most lucrative strategy to bring you all the tips and tricks!
"Vision Trumps All Other Senses"
In 2014, psychologist John Medina demonstrated that people retained just 10% of the text they read and about 65% of the video they viewed. Marketers have been leveraging the same insight since 2005 when Youtube was first launched. And today, many consider the year 2021 to be all about video.
Every minute, 500 hours of video are posted to YouTube, which are seen by over 1 billion people — one-third of all internet users on the planet.
Millions of dollars are being poured into advertising videos since there appears to be no genuine success without it. As an investor, you must understand to what extent your efforts are translatable into measurable results. This is when the YTA approach comes to your aid.
What is the YTA Method All About?
Many of us find it challenging to be consistently creating content for YouTube. This might be due to a lack of time, interest, or competence, among other things. Another concern many have is the minimum of 4000 hours of viewed material needed to monetize their channel. But what if I told you that you could generate money via your YouTube channel in a matter of days, without ever having to create a single video, let alone appear in them?
The Faceless Youtube Automation method enables you to outsource the entire creative process of video-making to experienced freelancers, so that you don't have to come up with the content yourself, thereby converting your channel into an automated money-making machine.
Back in 2016, Caleb Maddix, a bright 19-year-old with a keen eye for detail and perfection, co-founded the company YTA (YouTube Automation) to dedicate himself to improving lives through this brand new, lucrative strategy.
YTA pampers its users with the best Faceless YouTube Automation service in the world, combining creativity and expertise to provide a safe environment specially designed to render your money-making quest almost effortless.
Just imagine: you have a personal salesperson who works 24/7 and doesn't ask for a salary! YTA aims to guarantee this very personal salesperson who works for you round the clock. All that is needed is a reasonable investment to begin with.
What Makes YTA Cost-Effective?
No rule says you should invest in the YTA method, and to be honest, your channel will probably survive without it. But, do you want it to survive and not flourish?
Let us look at some quick stats from the company:
– Over 125 active partners/investors.
– 140+ person team creating 500-700 videos daily.
– Guaranteed instant monetization for every single investor (meaning investors start seeing returns on their very first video).
– Investors earning well over $12,000,000 per year.
– Videos reached over 1 billion persons last year alone, and they are on track to getting 2-3 billion views this year.
YTA's competent team can guide you through state-of-the-art strategies and help you develop a plan aimed at the best results. By allowing you to develop an interactive personality and an authentic voice that shines through the carefully crafted videos, all that you have to do is sit back, relax, and watch the money roll in!
Plus, the YTA method works like a clock, allowing you to continually attract new waves of target audiences and, as a result, new waves of income.
Now that you've learned the basics of the YTA method, all that's left to do is bring your strategy to life! Start by checking out The YTA Masterclass at ytamasterclass.com.
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Rosario is from New York and has worked with leading companies like Microsoft as a copy-writer in the past. Now he spends his time writing for readers of BigtimeDaily.com


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'We Love Our Seniors,' Principals Surprise Graduating Class with Yard Signs
By Meredith Yeomans • Published April 9, 2020 • Updated on April 10, 2020 at 9:54 am
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Senior year is something high school students dream about.
But proms and trips have been canceled because of the coronavirus. Now the biggest milestone of them all is in jeopardy: Graduation.
"I've been thinking about that exact moment for years and years," said McKinney High School senior and class president Sydney Anderson.
Classes have been canceled in McKinney since mid-March. Anderson is now e-learning at home and unsure if she'll be able to cross the stage in her cap and gown.
"It's been super devastating," she said.
This week, there was a sign of hope, literally, in her front yard.
Principals at all three high schools in McKinney – McKinney Boyd, McKinney North, and McKinney High – ordered yard signs for each of the nearly 2,000 graduating seniors in the city.
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"It's really sweet that they did that for us just to kind of give us hope," Anderson said.
The signs show each school's respective logo with the words "We love our seniors."
"Words matter and words are important so when we use the words 'we love our seniors,' it's a true emotion," said McKinney High School Principal Alan Arbabi.
Graduation ceremonies in McKinney are still scheduled for late May, for now. The district, along with many others, will reassess as the date nears.
Dallas and Fort Worth School Districts have not decided whether to call off graduation ceremonies either.
This week, Frisco ISD put plans in place in case classes are canceled for the rest of the school year.
Saving graduation could mean crossing a parking lot, instead of a stage. It's commencement without leaving your car.
"Plan B will be drive-thru graduation," said Frisco ISD Superintendent Mike Waldrip during a school board meeting this week. "Seniors can wear their caps and gowns and you can bring noisemakers and whistle and hoot and holler and do whatever you do when you receive your diploma."
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On top of that, find a resort-style swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, and a computer center all just steps from your front door. When it's time to head to class, our campus shuttle will get you there in a breeze!
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Back at it again with the Instagram flirting!
Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson show no signs of cutting back on their current preferred mode of flirting: via public comments on each other's Instagram posts. In the past few weeks, rather than following in the footsteps of most of their A-list peers and simply posting cryptic photos with and of each other on social media, Pete and Ariana have opted instead to post those photos and leave flirty messages all over each other's comments sections. Most recently, Pete posted to Insta on Tuesday, and though she wasn't in the picture, Ari quickly jumped in with a silly comment, which sure looked a lot like a "joke" about having kids with Pete. Um, what?!
The photo in question showed Pete and actor Brian Tyree Henry eating Cheetos and making funny faces at the camera. "I'm having his kids 😝" Pete captioned the black-and-white shot. Ariana, curiously, commented, "i look so good here 😍" to which Pete responded with a series of drooling emojis. Let's unpack this, shall we? Pete made a joke about wanting to have children with Brian; Ariana implied that she was actually in the photo instead of Brian; thus, by the principle of substitution that we all learned in algebra, Ariana seems to be saying Pete is having her kids. Again: What?!
This isn't even the flirtiest of Ariana and Pete's many IG interactions. In late May, the adorable couple shared photos of them wearing Harry Potter merch (and declaring their allegiances to their respective Hogwarts houses). After Pete captioned his pic, "the chamber of secrets has been opened ..." Ariana commented, "u tryna slytherin (i'm deleting my account now)."
Pete further stepped up his flirting game in a big way earlier this month, when he got what appear to be two Ariana-inspired tattoos. Over the weekend, a tattoo artist shared a photo on Instagram of Pete sporting a pair of freshly inked bunny ears — the logo for Ariana's last album, Dangerous Woman — behind his ear, and fans also uncovered another photo of the letters "AG" tattooed on his right thumb. Your move, Ari!


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Coming to America's Imani Izzi 28 Years Later...
Vanessa Bell Callowway in Coming to America in 1988 (l) and her in 2016 (r). Photo credit: Instagram
It's been almost 30 years since Coming to America hit the theaters and exploded at the box office. The 1988 blockbuster was chock full of unforgettable scenes but one in particular secured the place of an unknown actress, at the time, into a pop culture phenom. This week Vanessa Bell Calloway took to Instagram to share with her fans her re-creation of her iconic scene in Eddie Murphy's hit comedy.
Imani Izzi was the character portrayed by Vanessa Bell Calloway in Coming to America. The role was of a young and beautiful African woman who had been groomed since birth to be the wife of Prince Akeem, played by Eddie Murphy, and the future Queen of Zamunda.
Who could forget the scene when Colonel Izzi played by Calvin Lockhart (Let's Do It Again) introduces his daughter to the Royal family? As she's making her entrance the prince's royal servant Oha, serenades her with one of the most chauvinistic albeit hilarious wedding songs in cinematic history.
But the fun doesn't stop there. Prince Akeem asks his future wife to come speak with him in another room so that he may get to know her better being that this is their first time meeting. Calloway's character makes it clear to him that she is there to do, "Whatever you like!" In order to test this theory he asks her to do a series of embarrassing stunts, one of which was to, "Bark like a dog!"
All of his instructions she dutifully followed including when he ask her to hop on one leg. It is this moment, the one where she dawned the gold embroidered and black chiffon dress with both arms bent at the elbow in complete and total submission, that she cleverly recreates in a photo that's sure to go viral.
If recreating this iconic scene does nothing else it should prove that black definitely don't crack. At 59 years old, Calloway is still any man's queen to be. Unfortunately for them she's been Dr. Anthony Calloway's queen since the release of Coming to America in 1988. The couple has two daughters, Ashley and Ally, her oldest was featured on the BET reality series, Baldwin Hills in 2007. Looking at her in the photo you won't notice much of a change although she was only 29 when she did the movie. Not only is Coming to America a timeless comedy, Vanessa Bell Calloway has proven to be a timeless beauty as well.
By Lisa Mack~
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Twenty eight years is definitely a long time, that is for sure. If you ask me, a lot of things can happen in the span of twenty eight years. I mean, I know some people whose lives have ended at the age of twenty eight. I think that life is not about how long you have lived, but perhaps it is about how much you were able to do during those times. I want that to sink in your minds.