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I'm not a betting man; but if I was...
I would definitely put a bit of money on Turkey. Just like Greece four years ago, they keep on pulling off the improbable results. They've only been ahead for two and a half minutes in the entire tournament, quite a feat if you think about it, yet have reached the semis, albeit one against the machine that is Germany. If only the English team had half their bottle, we might actually be in the tournament. Croatia badly, badly missed Eduardo up-front, with the hapless Olic missing a hatful of chances. And without wishing to engage in too much schaudenfreid, lets hope Modric's penalty was a sign of things to come...
Anyway, aside from that, another quiet week, all in all. I say quiet because when you filter out the crap, nothing really has happened until this afternoon when Gael Clichy signed a new deal. Truly excellent news, and while Gael had the odd slip-up last year - the Birmingham nightmare springs to mind - he's just about as good a left back as you'll find in the world at the moment. He certainly seems to be on an upward curve when compared to old Cashley.
Other non-news-news from this week:
The Samir Nasri transfer may have happened. I know this because several blogs have repored that: he boarded a plane to London/the Marseille chairman said so/the BBC said they 'understood' it had happened/ some guy my mate knows apparently saw Nasri in a McDonalds on the Hollloway Road wearing a 'I love Arsenal' over-sized cap. Until it's on arsenal.com, he hasn't signed, but even I am now hopeful that this saga may finally end next week. You just know he's going to be rubbish after all this.
Elsewhere, Barcelona have offered us a mighty pot of gold for Adebayor, apparently, and as Adebayor hasn't had 'I LOVE ARSENAL' tattooed to his forehead he may be on the move. Who knows/cares at this rate. If we're being offered anything over £20m for him, I say take it: he's had one good season in the Prem, and he's no where near as irreplaceable as people think, even if I would prefer him to stay.
Hleb is still here, despite trying to get his agent to flog him to half of Europe. Who knows, he might still be here next week, still telling us how much he hates busy old Lahndun.
No other real transfer news to report, so we'll probably announce the signing of someone next week, knowing us. If you've heard a rumour let me know so I can sell it to a tabloid.
One final thing. If you're tired of the plethora of non-stories at the moment, go to www.rockynewsnow.info. It's a site which takes NewsNow and filters out the rubbish. A very good idea, and Mean Lean over at Arsenal Vision takes the credit (I think). Check it out, and hopefully GoonerBoy is actually on there...
Til later.
We don't need David Villa, but is there anyone else we should pick up at the Euros?
David Villa has been one of the best strikers in Europe during the last few seasons, and after Valencia's disastrous season in La Liga he is very much on the market. In the shop-window or not, his performances so far at the Euros have caught the attention of a fair few prospective buyers.
Crucially, he seems to quite like us. I can't be bothered to look up the article, but he stated a few months ago how much he likes our style of play - as about 40,000 other players have stated recently - and that he would certainly not be opposed to plying his trade at the Emirates. Cesc also came out recently to say how much he'd like Villa to sign for us.
But do we really need him? On the one hand, it'd be foolish to say we don't need a player who's a proven goalscorer at every level - domestic, CL, international - and who is approaching the peak years of his career. I don't doubt that, if we did sign him, he'd probably knock in about 20 goals in his first season. Moreover, if we don't sign him, there's a strong chance he'll be playing for either Chel£ea or Liverpool next season. A partnership of Torres and Villa at Liverpool would be rather terrifying, while the Chavs seem certain to lose one, if not both, of Drogba and Shevchenko this summer. A partnership of Anelka and Villa could be equally formidable.
But watching Villa's goals so far this summer, something struck me.
We already have a player like him: Eduardo.
Whilst there are the worrying doubts about whether Dudu can ever return to the level of performance he began to hint at in the months before his terrible injury, Villa's goals, and finishing prowess, reminded me of Dudu's prowess in front of goal. While one could argue that Villa has a more complete overall game, I'm not sure that justifies splashing out £25m+ on him, especially if van 'balsawood legs' Persie can stay fit for more than 5 minutes next season.
The money would be better invested elsewhere, and a few players have caught my eye.
*van der Vaart. A superb midfield player, who perhaps plays a little too centrally to justify our purchase, but could be a great replacement for Hleb and the perma-injured Rosicky if we could successfully deploy him on the flanks. He has a great range of passing, always looks comfortable on the ball, and I bet we could pick him up on the cheap from Hamburg.
* Boruc. Ok, so Faianski might become as good as him in a few years, but Boruc looks the natural successor to Jens, both in terms of temperament and ability. Talking to someone who is a goalkeeper, we agreed that Almunia makes quite a few unnoticed errors during games - such as his inability to be decisive or dominate his area when high-balls are whipped in. This is opposed to Jens, who is a far more solid overall keeper, but who has made more noticeable errors recently due to age creeping on him.
* Toulalon. Impressed me during the friendly with England, and one of the few French players not to come out of the tournament looking completely inept. Worth a punt, and would seem a ready made replacement for Flamini.
* Podolski. Having a rotten time of it at Bayern, and might be available at a cut-price fee. Whether we could adapt him into a left-winger, as Wenger would inevitably try to do, would be interesting, but he certainly seems to know where the net is.
Any other suggestions? I would say Sneijder but he would easily cost around £30m by the time this tournament is over. That van Persie looked quite good as well, wonder who he plays for...
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Ramsey signs; Nasri possibly signs; Lewin goes; Horrible kits released.
Yes, I'm back, after a prolonged absence. It's at times like these I doff my cap to Arseblogger for keeping up the blogging in the face of the putrid non-news that has been steadily emanating from the media outlets since the end of the season. I could not bring myself to write until, well, something happened.
If we were to believe all the crap coming out of the blogosphere this week - which is now where national newspaper journalists pick up around 90% of their information - Adebayor would have signed for AC Milan for £32 million, yes £32 million, Hleb would have gone to Barca in a part-exchange for Yaya Toure, and we would have also picked up Roque Santa Cruz with the spare change from the Hleb and Ade deals.
Hmm I say. Hmm.
If Ade really is demanding a £100k per week contract, then adios. But until anything is proved I think we should really regard the Milan story as a little silly. Hleb, on the other hand, is clearly becoming desperate for the final big money move of his career, but, problematically, scoring 11 goals in 3 seasons as an attacking midfielder has meant he doesn't have a line round the block to sign him up. After all the rubbish he's come out with recently, if he does stay he should be on the bench for the beginning of next season due to his lack of respect for the club. I backed Alex for a long time but he's been a coward on and off the pitch since at least January. As for Santa Cruz? Very good player, but has a bad injury record, and let's not forget that Benny McCarthy scored 29 goals for Blackburn the season before Cruz arrived.
Right, spleen vented.
In actual news, we announced our first signing of the season today. 17 year old Aaron Ramsey has jetted in from, er, Cardiff. I wonder if the Daily mail will hammer us for signing another non-English player?
Aaron is quite a versatile player, and local Welsh journalists have likened him to Bryan Robson: a kind of all-action, ball-winning and passing midfielder. He can play anywhere across the midfield, and also in defence (he was being played at right-back at times for Cardiff last year), but his preferred position is centre-mid. Back up for cesc or his new partner? Who knows. One thing's for certain: he can't be worse than Eboue, and at £5m he could well be a bargain.
Samir Nasri should also be joining, and according to the Young Guns blog has signed a pre-contract. Can someone tell me what a pre-contract is? Surely if you have enough time to sign a pre-contract, you can sign a contract? Why must things be so complicated. Samir looks a talent, and is probably earmarked as the replacement for Hleb, if Alex does skedaddle. There is talk of Athletico Madrid trying to hijack the deal - possibly as revenge for us nicking Rosicky off them at the eleventh hour a few seasons ago. Again, the jury will be out on him until he arrives, but he's done well enough to get into Raymond 'crazy' Domenech's French squad so he must have something to him.
So that's one/two signings, and Carlos Vela, who will also be arriving in the summer. Three midfield players with a combined age of 55.
I still think we need an experienced central-midfield ball-winner - possibly in the Yaya mould, although Toulalon has looked good for France as well. On top of that I would also say that buying a centre-back who's taller than 6' might also be an idea, especially if there are questions about Senderos's and Gallas's mental strength after last season. I like the look of Mertesacker - 6'6" German CB - who also says he likes the way we play.
Gary Lewin has left after decades of great service, and we should all thank him for what he's given to the club over the years. This season alone, he may well have saved Eduardo's career with his quick thinking. It will a difficult position to fill, but Colin Lewin, Gary's cousin who is already on the club's staff, is mooted to be his replacement.
Finally, the new kits are out. Both are awful. The away shirt - a horrible, garish 'tribute' to the 1989 Anfield victory shirt - looks like a training top. The home shirt looks like it got mixed up with Charlton's home kit. After the great home shirt we've had for the last two seasons, I suppose it was too much to hope that we'd have a nice shirt again.
So, to end the post, a short message to Nike:
RED SHIRT.
WHITE SLEEVES.
WHY IS THIS SO HARD YOU MORONS?
STOP MESSING WITH OUR KITS.
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Have you ever asked yourself how YouTubers come up with their intros? Or why most of them can't seem to see how unnatural and lame their intros are? Well, I was just about to start another recap with "Hi, Salador here." Ugh. I didn't even realize I was doing it. I can feel myself edging closer to becoming a second-rate KSI. Dear God.
Anyway, hi guys, Salador here. For this week's -ism, SaiTatter's blog on review scores got me thinking: should we just get rid of scores altogether? I'm not sure the pros of scoring systems outweigh the cons. Review scores are great for helping to compare games and a lot of aspects of gaming can be numerically scored, but can the qualities of expressive media truly be quantified? Not only do scores lead to fanboy arguments and, at the extreme end, harassment (you don't even have to be negative to do this, as Jim Sterling proved, you just have to be less positive than some would like), but they also lead to people thinking of video game reviews in "objective" terms. And, I think it goes without saying that objective reviews are neither possible nor desirable. A reviewer's underlying bias will always influence their opinions so the only real choice is whether they acknowledge it or not.
Really, what's the worst that could happen if everyone just stopped scoring reviews? People would actually have to make up their own mind on the overall quality of a game based on the text of the review. Arguments would center more on the points of the review, and not whether the number on the end is a fair summation of the reviewer's opinion – despite said number also being a part of the reviewer's opinion.
Maybe scores are just so convenient, and we're all so used to them, that they won't change anytime soon. I'm sure that some tried leaving behind the scoring method and saw their numbers fall. People really do just want a quick answer to the question of "is this game worth buying?" And that's OK. Maybe there should be a mid-way point between full review and "thumbs up"/"thumbs down." I can't blame traditional reviews for sticking with what works, especially as more and more readers prefer to get reviews delivered via YouTube. Maybe it'd make sense for people writing blogs, reviews, and even recaps to borrow a few things from YouTubers. And maybe we should start with our intros.
*- It's not just a community meme. Soulbow writes a pretty good blog explaining his love for Siege. Just don't ask him about it.
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A- SaiTatter weighs up different review scoring systems – the 10 point scale or Steam's "recommended"/"not recommended."
P- Another episode of PSToid. This week: Final Fantasy, Nobuo Uematsu, Telltale Games' current woes and the Playstation Classic are all discussed.
R- Aurachad reviews Beyond Good and Evil. Could do with a little more about the game in general, as he gets fixated on a single issue, but it's one I haven't heard many mention before.
R- Rudorlf reviews Gun on the PC. It sounds rough, with plenty of technical issues, but worth checking out because it's got a lot of heart.
S- Kerrik52's Traveller in Playtime series takes on Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness. As usual, it's a good read.
C- Adzuken's "Design the Mega Man 12 Robot Masters" contest has concluded now, but it drew some pretty cool entries.
T- Dephoenix examines Shadow of the Tomb Raider for September's Band of Bloggers.
As always, we're looking for new recappers. If you'd like to give it a go, or just put yourself down as a reservist, then leave a comment below. Next week will cover 9/30 to 10/6.


This weekend I got to use d20Pro for two different game and watch it be used for another. I have had a mild interest in Virtual Table Tops for a couple of years now. Although initially I wanted to use them on table size touch screens. Unfortunately for me and my gaming group I do not have the funds to create such cool toys. However the setup I was using this weekend was extremely good, efficient and well within my price range.
For those of you who don't know d20Pro is a Virtual Table Top, a digital game table, a digital management system and a great visual tool for Role Playing games. D20Pro is built to be used only for d20 games but the games I was running this weekend were not d20.
I was worried that the software would make the game feel to video game like but I was extremely wrong. If anything it help to immerse you more into the game.
My experience this weekend was in 3 different games a game my friend who owned the software ran and 2 games I ran. I was not playing in the first game and was just observing but I actually kinda liked watching the action on his 42" screen and also being able to hear what the players were saying to the DM. He also had 2 remote players playing as well and you could not notice a hiccup in the gameplay and the main screen was being ran by a Netbook with d20Pro and handling 2 Skype calls which I found pretty impressive.
I ran two games with the software the first was the new and award wining game Marvel Heroic Roleplaying a fun super heroes game system by Margaret Weiss Productions. As I said before d20Pro doesn't handle non d20 game statistics but I was able to plop down effects and make notes for my players to see and found the combat quite enjoyable. The other cool thing was I had an hour to load all the character images and build a map for the combat and I was able to do this with time to spare. For those of you interested we ran 1 encounter and I chose the scene in the movie where Sabertooth flips over Wolverine's truck in Canada and Cyclops and Storm show up out of no where to save them. The scene was of coursed changed a little to have the additional players and more challenging battle. But everybody had a great time. Keep in mind I had been using the software for about 2 hours by the end of the game and the group did not notice a hiccup at all.
The second game I ran was the still in Beta Star Wars Edge of the Empire. This system is again not d20 put I was able to use some of the features of the program no manage hit points and movement. Again the software ran beautifully even handling space combat with some finagling of course.
Overall I am very impressed with the software and in serious consideration of picking it up.


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Mount Notre Dame basketball team wins Ohio Division I championship
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Mount Notre Dame introduced but any other chapter to its storied basketball program by prevailing a seventh state title Saturday night. The Cougars tied the state record for the most girls' basketball titles with some flare and plenty of emphasis on both ends of the floor in the fourth quarter. MND defeated Pickerington Central 52-31 in the Division I state very last in front of three,456 at the Schottenstein Center. WATCH MND's nation championship rite. The Cougars (27-2) outscored the country's top-ranked team 20-2 in the fourth quarter after MND led via simply three (32-29) on the give up of the third area. It turned into putting in place to be a memorable fourth quarter, however not many predicted the Cougars to maintain the Tigers to 2 points the relaxation of the way.
MND train Dr. Scott Rogers, who gained his fourth kingdom title because the Cougars' head educate, said his crew changed into mentally prepared to close out the sport. "I am proud of them irrespective of what befell this night," stated Rogers. "They had the solve all yr to get right here. I didn't know what turned into going to manifest in this recreation. They are the ones with the self belief. It's their program. "They play with so much heart. They care a lot approximately each different. It's what high school basketball is all about. I am just in reality proud to be part of it in all honesty." MND tied Pickerington Central (together with antique Pickerington High School) and Columbus Africentric Early College as the only Ohio colleges to win seven nation women' basketball titles. Africentric (28-0) defeated formerly undefeated Waynesville fifty one-47 to win its second directly Division III country name earlier Saturday. MND, ranked No. Eight nationally by means of the MaxPreps Xcellent 25, won its seventh title inside the Cougars' 9th kingdom event appearance. "I will by no means neglect this crew," MND senior ahead Julia Hoefling said. "My favourite group." This weekend's changed into the second title in 3 seasons for the Cougars, who also won championships in 2017, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 and 2004. MND become the Division I country runner-up in 2005 and a Division II kingdom semifinalist in 1989. MND led 19-sixteen at halftime after trailing with the aid of four at the stop of the primary sector. The game went back and forth past due within the third sector. Hoefling's basket 15 seconds into the fourth prolonged the Cougars' result in 34-29. Later, senior protect Gabbie Marshall made again-to-lower back distant three-pointers to provide the Cougars a forty two-29 lead. "I knew one of them could fall eventually, so I just kept capturing it and it went in," Marshall said. Hoefling ought to experience the momentum inside the Cougars' choose because it prevented any Tigers' traps. "Once Gabbie started hitting the threes, I became like, 'We are rolling,'" Hoefling said. Junior defend Makira Cook observed that up with another three-pointer to give MND a forty five-29 lead with three:40 left. Hoefling finished with 14 points, 4 rebounds and blocks. Marshall had 11 factors, six rebounds and 3 assists. Sophomore guard Laila Phelia had 10 points and seven rebounds. Freshman protect KK Bransford had 9 factors and 7 rebounds. Cook had 8 points, three assists and 3 rebounds. "This (country identify) approach everything to me," Cook stated. Pickerington Central (28-2), the 2018 Division I nation champion and ranked No. 14 nationally by means of MaxPreps, could by no means recover from the barrage of three-tips within the fourth area. Senior defend Madison Greene led the Tigers with 10 points. MND will likely have a school birthday celebration Tuesday afternoon, according to Athletic Director Mark Schenkel. Marshall received't quickly overlook the effect that MND basketball has had on her lifestyles. "This is the quality team I've ever been on," she said. "We are simply so talented. Our bond is so tight. I will miss the friendships and seeing them every day."
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They may have broken up six months ago and she is rumoured to be currently dating former One Directioner Zayn Malik, but that isn't stopping Alli Simpson from concocting a plan to get her brother Cody and his ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid back together.
The 17-year-old Gold Coast-born and LA-living singer, model and Radio Disney presenter opened up to Fairfax Media over a pulled pork bun at the ARIA Awards interlude in The Star, Sydney, on Thursday evening.
"I am trying [to get them back together]. I know he still loves Gigi," Alli told the publication, before adding: "They just honestly adore each other.
"They have been hanging out, but they are super friendly. They are each other's best friends. I think that when they see each other, it's really comfortable. They are both doing their own thing. They are both killing it, so we will see," said the starlet, who had just changed out of her red carpet look – an Alice McCall jumpsuit – and into a Carla Zampatti bright blue corset and suit pants.
Alli said Cody is having "a lot of fun being single" at the moment, while Gigi left an American Music Awards after-party on Sunday night with the bad boy ex 1D star. Just two weeks ago she split with another pop singer, Joe Jonas, after a five-month relationship.
"Gigi is like my older sister. I love her to death. We talk all of the time … We are always hanging out," Alli said of the Sports Illustrated beauty, but she has yet to get the details on the top model's latest story with Zayn.
"I'm not sure, I haven't been talking to her about that yet. I saw some stuff online … But everyone loves her, I'm not surprised. She's a babe. She will have every guy chasing after her, so I don't doubt it," said Alli, who boasts an impressive 1.6 million Instagram followers.
The teenager also revealed a case of Chinese whispers led to her pending "coffee date" with ARIA Song of the Year winner, Conrad Sewell, 27.
Before the awards show, Alli expressed in an interview that she would like to meet the fellow blonde crooner, known for his hit Start Again. Later in the same day, she heard reports that they were dating. When she caught up with Conrad on the night he relayed the romance rumours to her.
"He came up to me and said: 'Apparently we are having a drink later?'" Alli laughed.
But the wise-beyond-her-years teen had this comeback: "Well, first of all I am underage, so maybe we can get a coffee?"
Preferring Aussie boys, Alli said she is looking forward to sitting down with one of the big ARIA winners of the night.
"He's friends with my brother, so he's pretty friendly," she said.
While Alli would eventually love to return to her native Australia to live, right now she loves being a Cali girl and hanging out in the exclusive Beverly Hills clique that includes the likes of Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Gigi, Hailey Baldwin and Selena Gomez.
"We all hang out and go to dinner and stuff like that," she explains. "They have girls' nights and everyone is in their sweat pants with no makeup and [talk about] boys, friends the usual stuff. We are all normal."
But when asked if she would follow in Kim Kardashian's younger sister Kylie's footsteps and get any cosmetic procedures, like the 18-year-old's lip fillers, she said she is "too young."
"I know there are so many things to do to fix your insecurities but I don't think it fixes you on the inside, it only fixes you on the outside. I don't think anyone should change who they really are, if you are not happy with your lips, I think you should just be fine with that and find some inner confidence or inner peace.
"I would never get anything done."
Alli explains that she often turns to one of Taylor Swift's best friends, Gigi, for advice on body image as she "struggles" with it, but is happy in her own skin.
"I definitely struggle with that and Gigi has really, really helped me. She has taught me to just be confident in who I am and embrace the body that I have."
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Жаннеллі́ Імбула́ (,  12 вересня 1992, Вілворде, Бельгія) — французький футболіст конголезького походження, півзахисник.

Клубна кар'єра
Розпочав кар'єру в академіях паризьких клубів «Аржантей», «Парі Сен-Жермен» та «Расінг». 2007 року Жанеллі відправився в «Гінгам», де і завершив навчання.

16 жовтня 2009 року Імбула дебютував за «Гінгам» у Лізі 2 в матчі проти «Діжона» (1:1) і у віці сімнадцяти років, одного місяця і чотирьох днів став наймолодшим гравцем чемпіонату в історії. 11 січня 2013 року Жаннеллі забив перший гол за «Гінгам», який виявився переможним у матчі проти «Гавра» (1:0). У травні 2013 року півзахисник був визнаний найкращим гравцем сезону в Лізі 2. Всього за команду провів чотири сезони, взявши участь у 91 матчі чемпіонату. Більшість часу, проведеного у складі «Гінгама», був основним гравцем команди.

19 липня 2013 року Імбула перейшов у «Марсель», підписавши контракт на п'ять років, за 7,5 мільйонів євро плюс бонуси. 11 вересня він дебютував у Лізі 1 в матчі проти своєї колишньої команди. 24 вересня Жаннеллі забив перший гол за «Марсель» у матчі проти «Сент-Етьєна» (2:1). 18 жовтня футболіст дебютував у Ліги чемпіонів у матчі проти лондонського «Арсеналу». Всього відіграв за команду з Марселя наступні два сезони своєї ігрової кар'єри. Граючи у складі «Марселя» також здебільшого виходив на поле в основному складі команди.

1 липня 2015 року перейшов в «Порту» за 20 мільйонів євро. Контракт підписаний на 5 років. Сума викупу становить 50 мільйонів євро. До кінця року встиг відіграти за клуб з Порту 10 матчів в національному чемпіонаті, а також по три в національному кубку, кубку ліги і 5 у Лізі чемпіонів.

1 лютого 2016 року Імбула підписав контракт з англійським «Сток Сіті» на 5,5 років. Клуб заплатив за трансфер 18,3 мільйона £, що стало клубним рекордним трансфером. Утім гравець не виправдав покладених на нього сподівань і, провівши за півтора сезони в Англії 28 матчів в усіх змаганнях, повернувся до Франції, де його орендувала «Тулуза».

За рік, влітку 2018, був орендований іспанським «Райо Вальєкано», а ще за рік, влітку 2019 року, також на орендних умовах став гравцем італійського «Лечче».

Виступи за збірні
У лютому 2013 року Імбула був запрошений в збірну Франції до 20 років, а в травні дебютував за неї. Того ж року став виступати за збірну до 21 року. Всього на молодіжному рівні зіграв у 11 офіційних матчах, забив 1 гол.

У липні 2013 року Імбула отримав запрошення виступати за збірну ДР Конго, однак футболіст відмовився в надії отримати в майбутньому виклик до збірної Франції.

Восени 2015 року прийняв рішення про виступ за національну збірну Бельгії, країну у якій народився футболіст, хоча і не має паспорту цієї держави.

Статистика виступів

Статистика клубних виступів
Станом на 23 січня 2021 року

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Французькі футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Франції з футболу
Футболісти «Генгама»
Футболісти «Олімпіка» (Марсель)
Футболісти «Порту»
Футболісти «Сток Сіті»
Футболісти «Тулузи»
Футболісти «Райо Вальєкано»
Футболісти «Лечче»
французькі футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери у Франції
Футбольні легіонери в Португалії
Футбольні легіонери в Англії
Футбольні легіонери в Іспанії
Футбольні легіонери в Італії
Гравці збірної ДР Конго з футболу
Футболісти «Сочі» (2018)
Натуралізовані громадяни Франції
Бельгійські емігранти до Франції

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Indo-Nepal rail connectivity: Goyal happy over ongoing works
The new rail line to connect the 34-km stretch between Janakpur in Nepal and Bihar's Jay Nagar
GUWAHATI , December 17, 2018 8:18 pm
A view of the India-Nepal railway track. Image credit - The Kathmandu Post - Ekantipur
Union Minister of Railways and Coal, Piyush Goel has expressed his happiness over the ongoing works of laying railway tracks between Janakpur in Nepal and Jay Nagar in Bihar and hoped that the connectivity between the two countries will not only improve trade and commerce but also enhance bilateral ties between the two neighbouring countries.
"The Himalayan nation gets its first modern train tracks, as the new Rail Line connecting the 34-km stretch between Janakpur in Nepal to Bihar's Jay Nagar is raising hopes for more businesses along the route & deepening bilateral ties," Goyal tweeted on Monday.
The tracks which are being laid from Jay Nagar to Janakpur will be the first of its kind modern railway in Nepal.
The 34 km-long stretch of rail connectivity between Janakpur in southeastern Nepal and Jay Nagar in Bihar are raising hopes for more business and pilgrimages.
In July this year, officials from India and Nepal reviewed the progress made in the two ongoing cross-border rail link projects at the third meeting of the Joint Working Group (JWG).
The review meeting appreciated the progress made in the Jayanagar-Bijalpura-Bardibas and Jogbani-Biratnagar rail link projects, said a statement issued by the Indian Embassy after the meeting.
The two sides held detailed discussion on requirements for operating train services on completion of the stretches from Jayanagar to Janakpur/Kurtha and Jogbani to Nepal Custom Yard, which were targeted to be completed by October this year, the statement had added.


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Special Report: Super Bowl
See Oatly bring a 2014 ad banned in Sweden to the U.S. for its Super Bowl debut
'It's like milk, but made for humans,' CEO Toni Petersson sings while standing in an oat field
By Jessica Wohl. Published on February 07, 2021.
Super Bowl Alert: Big box retail buys in, Kia returns, travel places its bets
Oatly recycled an ad that first ran in Sweden in 2014, and was promptly banned there, for its Super Bowl debut.
The "Wow No Cow" spot is Swedish brand Oatly's attempt at raising its name recognition in the U.S. on advertising's biggest night.
"It's definitely not your typical Super Bowl commercial with the celebrity or over production," says John Schoolcraft, Oatly's chief creative officer.
The spot, which ran in the game's second quarter, shows Oatly CEO Toni Petersson singing a song he wrote with lyrics such as "It's like milk, but made for humans," as he stands in an oat field in Sweden playing an electric piano.
A 30-second version (above) of this 60-second spot (below) ran during the game.
With Super Bowl air time running roughly $5.5 million for 30 seconds, it's a major bet for Oatly. But the production costs back in 2014 were minimal.
"It cost a fraction of what the catering budget is for almost every other spot in the Super Bowl," says Schoolcraft.
The spot, directed by Torbjörn Martin, took just one or two takes and was one of a series of commercials shot over a few days in Sweden during the summer, Schoolcraft recalls.
"You can look at it and say 'that might be the stupidest use of ad space on the Super Bowl ever,'" he says.
But the spot fits squarely with Oatly's messaging. And if a fraction of the millions watching the game take notice and seek out the product, it will have done its work.
"The best approach is just to put something out there that feels real and then let them make their judgment," says Schoolcraft.
Oatly has been in the U.S. since late 2016 but took a while to ramp up production to meet rising demand. Now, it's ready to make more of a splash.
"It's just the right time right now for us to make a bigger statement to the whole national audience," he says.
The spot, with its "wow no cow" message, aired during Swedish primetime TV and the Swedish dairy lobby promptly sued Oatly. So now, while the spot can't be shown in Sweden, it's making its U.S. TV debut seven years later. Versions have appeared aired on YouTube for years outside of Sweden, but hasn't been part of a big ad push in the United States. Until now.
Oatly decided last fall to run an ad in the Super Bowl, says Schoolcraft. While the brand has been in bigger U.S. cities for years, it's only recently added distribution in smaller markets and in grocery chains such as Walmart and Kroger.
The ad made its national U.S. debut the same night a rival, Chobani, ran a 15-second commercial for its oat milk. That spot is airing in only 11 markets, not nationally, and is also one that has run before, but is much newer than Oatly's entry.
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Impact of Interprofessional Education
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Project Title: Interprofessional Education: Faculty Readiness for Interprofessional Learning (Medical Education Theme: Impact of interprofessional education on practice habits/patient outcomes)
Impact of Technology Integration
Deborah Heath, DO, Professor, A.T. Still University of Health Sciences School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona
Project Title: Integration of Physiologic Measurements with Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment
Marti Echols, PhD, Assistant Dean, Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic MedicineNatasha Bray, DO, VP Academic Affairs, Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Project Title:Improving Osteopathic Post-Doctoral Training with Basic Science and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Integration
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Karen Snider, DO, Professor and Chair, A.T. Still University of Health Sciences Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
Project Title: The effect of table trainer ratios on student learning of cervical muscle energy techniques
Identification of Strategies
Frank Papa, DO, PhD, Associate Dean, Curricular Design and Faculty Development, University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine
Project Title: Comparison of the diagnostic performance of pre-clinical medical students trained via dual processing theory versus a traditional faculty led approach to differential diagnosis
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Eduardo Berizzo Is A Marcelo Bielsa Disciple, But The Differences Stand Out The Most
Posted on May 31, 2018 by @InsideAthletic	Leave a comment
Eduardo Berizzo and Marcelo Bielsa coaching the Chilean National Team
Marcelo Bielsa will always be a cult figure at Athletic Club. When he took over as manager in 2011, few could have guessed just how far he was going to take the team. By the end of the year the Basques were playing in the Europa League and Copa del Rey finals, although they were unable to win either. Still, the ferocious and passionate style of play drew in fans and made Athletic one of the hardest teams to play against in all of Europe. The following season the squad had to deal with the loss of Javi Martinez and star striker Fernando Llorente refusing to renew his contract which saw the performances suffer which led to "El Loco" not receiving a contract renewal.
His exit was received with understand and sadness, and the arrival of Ernesto Valverde helped the fans turn the page without Bielsa. Still, you could see some scarves at every match at the San Mamés that had Bielsa's face on them. The incredible football that he inspired has not been forgotten, and it never will. El Loco may have been a taskmaster that demanded perfection and total commitment, but it brought results and that is the most important thing in football.
On Thursday the memories and joy of the Bielsa era where reignited when Athletic Club announced Eduardo Berizzo as the new manager. "Toto", as he is called, can absolutely be classified as a Bielsa disciple. He played for Bielsa for a few years at Newell's Old Boys in Argentina, then became a coaching assistant under his mentor for the Chilean National Team. Bielsa helped to develop Berizzo as a football coach and his fingerprints are all over the style of play that was shown at Celta Vigo and Sevilla over the past few years.
Like Bielsa, Berizzo's teams play an aggressive, attacking style of football that puts an emphasis on possession and pressing high up the field. Toto wants his players to have the ball and attack as much as possible, but if they lose possession they have to flip a switch and swarm their opponents in order to win it back. Berizzo is demanding and asks his players to work extremely hard and be solely devoted to team. He wants to lead a group that is brave, fearless, committed, and is willing to sacrifice to win. All of this is a shadow of Bielsismo.
Bielsa have greatly influen
If Athletic fans truly want to see Bielsa back at Athletic, Berizzo may be the closest thing there is. His team's play with the same energy and drive, but they are not the same. There is only one Marcelo Bielsa, and there only ever will be. As Berizzo said in his press conference on Thursday, every manager is unique and has his own way of doing things. Berizzo said "Bielsa played a big role in developing me as a coach and I have been greatly influenced by him, but I am not him and I train my own way" which is an accurate statement and something that Athletic fans must understand.
Berizzo's coaching career began, in a way, when he was still a player. He grew accustomed to training and playing a certain way under Bielsa in Argentina and when he arrived at Celta Vigo in 2001 he was already showing signs of his future. Teammates said that Toto was a manager on the field because of the way that he would lead the team and shout orders. He could even be seen organizing teammates from the bench when he wasn't in matches. Bielsa had planted a seed in Berizzo and it was already starting to manifest. After retiring as a player, Berizzo joined Bielsa at Chile as an assistant coach which was an important time in his development.
The two parted ways in 2011 when Bielsa took over at Athletic. In fact, El Loco even spoke with Berizzo about the offer from the Basques and his assistant pushed him to accept. Despite being his mentor, Bielsa was known to regularly ask Berizzo for his thoughts and opinions on things, valuing what his protege had to say. Berizzo became the manager of Estudiantes LP for a short time before really solidifying himself as a manager at O'Higgins where his own personality began to take root.
Over the last few years Berizzo has shown some of the same traits as Bielsa, but it is the differences that are the most notable. Unlike his mentor, Berizzo's teams play with some opposing nuances that he has used to find his own success. For instance, Bielsa's way of defending often involved man-on-man marking, whereas Berizzo has almost always opted for team defending through organized pressure. In attack, Toto doesn't take nearly as many risks as he values possession more than Bielsa has throughout his career. Bielsa's Athletic often looked like madness and chaos but, while Berizzo's teams play with the same fire and energy, they are much more conventional and organized. In a way, Toto's system mirrors Bielsa's more in spirit than anything else.
Toto is ready to step out of Bielsa's shadow and leave his own mark on the San Mamés (AC)
Personalities are actually the biggest difference between the two coaches. Everyone knows why Bielsa was called El Loco. He was fiery and, as many said, mad. He demanded absolute perfection from his players which had the tendency to alienate them at times, which caused problems at Athletic in his final season. Berizzo, on the other hand, is much more approachable. He has a more tempered attitude and has always sought to connect with his players on a personal level, within reason. He is still going to put the squad through intense training sessions that will push the players to their limits and he has little patience for failure or those who slack off. But it is this balance of demanding perfection mixed with truly caring for each player that has brought Berizzo so much success.
A few years ago Bielsa called Berizzo "the best person I have ever met in football". He saw something special in Toto and the two have always been close. Berizzo revealed during his press conference that he had talked with his mentor about becoming the Athletic coach and said that Bielsa told him to accept the offer without a second thought, which is what he did. Berizzo has been preparing for his new job for the past two months. He's watched every first team and reserve match and has extensive reports on every young star at Lezama. He knows that implementing his system correctly will be the biggest cause of success and that is why he has been meticulously planning the preseason.
Eduardo Berizzo wanted to coach at Athletic; his heart was set on it and now it has come to fruition. Fans are understandably excited to have Bielsa's disciple at the helm, but they must also understand that things aren't going to be the same. El Loco's fingerprints may be all over Berizzo's system, but Toto has developed his own identity and personality. In a way, Athletic look to be getting all of the good of Bielsa without most of the bad, but that remains to be seen. A new era has begun at Athletic Club and Eduardo Berizzo is ready to step out of the shadows and leave his own mark on the San Mamés.
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Flags of the seven circumpolar locations taking part in the 1996 Arctic Winter Games in 1996 adorned Chief Alex Park. Photo from Lee Jordan Archives
Chugiak-Eagle River went on the global stage in 1996 when 1,625 athletes from countries ringing the top of the world were hosted in Chugiak-Eagle River March 4-9 for the 13th Arctic Winter Games.
Iceland athlete holding her nation's flag during the Arctic Winter Games held in Chugiak-Eagle River March 4-9, 1996. Ulu News photo from Lee Jordan Archives
Young athletes came from around Alaska, Alberta, Greenland, Magadan, Northwest Territories, Tyuman and Yukon Territory. The local Games were highly successful, with the organizing committee ending up holding a surplus of funds. They not only repaid the Municipality of Anchorage for its up-front grant but were able to turn over more than $100,000 to the newly-formed Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation to be used to make grants to area non-profit organizations.
Arctic Winter Games originated when Yukoner Cal Miller at the 1967 Canada Winter Games proposed that the competition be expanded to include all circumpolar areas. The idea was readily supported by Alaska Gov. Walter J. Hickel, Commissioner James Smith of Yukon Territory and Commissioner Stuart M. Hodgson of the Northwest Territories. The first Games were held in Yellowknife, Canada, in 1970 with 500 athletes, trainers and officials taking part. The South Slave 2018 Arctic Winter Games will be held in Ft. Smith/Hay River, Northwest Territories, March 18-24.
Held every other year, the Games provide an opportunity for athletes to experience other cultures as well as broaden their skills in various sports. A wide variety of games are involved, including indoor badminton, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, gymnastics and table tennis. Outdoor sports include dog mushing, cross country skiing, figure skating, hockey, snowboarding, curling, and snowshoeing. Local competitions are held to determine the ones who will represent their area in the prestigious sport. Divisions are junior, for male and female athetes up to 18 years of age, and juvenile for those 15 and under.
Russian musicians perform during the 1996 Arctic Winter Games held in Chugiak-Eagle River. Ulu News photo from Lee Jordan Archives
The local organizing committee was headed by John Rodda and was comprised of dozens of members who oversaw arrangements in preparation for the event. It was backed by the Municipality and the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce. Housing villages for athletes and coaches was set up at Fire Lake Elementary, Gruening Middle School, Chugiak High School, Birchwood Methodist Camp at Beach Lake and the Transient Quarters at Ft. Richardson. More than 1,500 cots were assembled in classrooms to serve the visitors. Events were held at the Fire Lake Recreation Center (now the Harry J. McDonald Memorial Center), Chugiak High School, Gruening Middle School and Beach Lake's mushing and hiking trails. Some events were held in Anchorage and at Ft. Richardson. Transportation was provided between villages and the event sites.
A medical facility was set up at the high school where Dr. Larry Levine and five other physicians, along with about 80 nurses volunteered to care for the athletes. Chugiak Volunteer Fire Department emergency medical technicians also stood by at the events. Information of interest to the athletes and spectators was contained in the Arctic Winter Games publication Ulu News which was produced daily by the Chugiak-Eagle River newspaper. It provided information on daily event schedules, important notices and ulu results from the previous day's events.
In addition to the sports activities, entertainment was presented by musicians representing some of the countries involved in the Games. Very popular with athletes was swapping and collecting pins from each of the countries. There were also exhibits of folk dress and art from the various world locations with more than 60 art exhibits on display.
Fortunately, the Games went on without a major hitch. Athletes and officials were pleased with the entire week.
Arctic Winter Games closing ceremonies at Chugiak High School football stadium ended with fireworks display watched by enthusiastic crowd. Ulu News photo from Lee Jordan Archives
Team Alaska led in the ulu medal count with 96 gold, 73 silver and 78 bronze discs for a total of 247. The Northwest Territories was second with 160 total made up of 49 gold, 56 silver and 55 bronze ulus. Third place went to Yukon territory with 10 gold, 30 silver and 34 bronze for a total of 74. The Russian and Greenland teams were not able to bring dogs for the mushing events due to quarantine restrictions in their countries.
At the opening ceremonies, Anchorage Mayor Rick Mystrom welcomed the visitors as the athletes entered the high school stadium, each team led by the bearer of their flag. Closing ceremonies were held on the final day, followed by a spectacular fireworks display. Athletes remained long after the ceremony ended, sharing hugs and momentoes with new friends, appearing to be reluctant to see the experience come to an end.
Lee Jordan has been an Alaskan since 1949, moved to Chugiak in 1962 and in 2016 moved back to Anchorage. An Alaska history buff, he enjoys writing about the place where he did not want to be sent, but came to love. He has written four books on Alaska history and has a blog at www.byleejordan.com.
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Despite twelve times telling the Army to send him "anyplace but Alaska," Lee Jordan arrived in Whittier on Jan. 4, 1949. He has been here ever since. Married to Barbara Erickson, they have four children, nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The Jordans recently moved to Anchorage after 54 years in Birchwood. A retired newspaper editor and publisher, he coached youth baseball for many years and is active with the Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks Booster Club. He is the author of three books on Alaska history and maintains a blog on www.byleejordan.com. Reach Lee at leebee@gci.net
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ST. PAUL, Minn.—Minnesotans still have time to find health insurance coverage for 2019 through MNsure. Sign up by January 13 for coverage starting February 1, 2019. Financial assistance is available. Individuals earning up to $48,560 a year, or a family of four earning up to $100,400 a year, could qualify for federal tax credits. Minnesotans who want a quick estimate of financial help can look at MNsure's income guidelines or use the plan comparison tool.
Enrollment in private health plans continues through January 13, 2019. Minnesotans who qualify for a public health care program (Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare) or are a member of a federally recognized American Indian tribe can enroll year-round.
For in-person assistance enrolling in a health plan, Minnesotans can use the Assister Directory to find a broker or navigator in their area. MNsure assisters are also available at daily enrollment events throughout the state. All assisters are certified through MNsure and their assistance is free of charge.
At 116,795, MNsure is now slightly ahead of last year. For what it's worth, last year they added 6,300 more people between 1/03 - 1/14. If they equal that this year, they'll end up with around 123K, putting them over 5% ahead year over year.


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Paytm Money Looks To Gain On Rivals In Tight Investment Tech Race With F&O Trading
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It has launched an early access programme for 500 users, and the F&O trading will be open to public soon
Paytm Money has emphasised that its on the way to becoming the number one wealth management platform in India
It also claims to have 40% market share in digital gold, with about 60 Mn users and 3.1 Mn annual transactions
Bengaluru-based wealth management platform Paytm Money, on Wednesday (January 13), has announced the launch of its futures and options (F&O) stock options at a flat fee of INR 10 to boost financial inclusion and wealth creation.
The company is targeting to reach INR 1.5 Lakh Cr turnover in the next 18-24 months. F&O trading has been launched as an early access programme for 500 users and will be open to the public in two weeks, Paytm Money's CEO Varun Sridhar said today.
Founded in September 2018, Paytm Money was launched as a mutual funds investment platform. Beyond mutual funds, it offers initial public offerings (IPO), exchange-traded fund (ETF) trading, national pension system (NPS) investments and digital gold. The company also launched its stockbroking feature in September 2020.
Sridhar claimed that Paytm Money is one of the biggest platforms in terms of mutual funds trading with 7 Mn users and 10 Mn annual transactions. As for the other investment verticals, he noted that the company has added over 1 Lakh stock trading accounts in less than two quarters and registered 50K IPO requests in the last six months. Besides this, the company also claims to have 40% market share in digital gold, with about 60 Mn users and 3.1 Mn annual transactions and over 5400 Kg of digital gold traded.
While it has entered various investment verticals, Paytm Money is not currently considering cryptocurrencies. Sridhar said that the company is not thinking of launching cryptocurrency trading since there are no clear regulations in this space yet. He emphasised that several stakeholders, including Paytm, are in discussion with the government to have clearer regulations.
The company claims that it is a mobile-first platform, with 92% of its trading being done through mobiles. It has grown from a team of five to 300+ in a span of two years.
Wealth Management Flourishes Amid Pandemic In India
Wealth management is increasingly becoming an important segment in the fintech space. Over the last couple of years, the number of users is on the rise and so is the investment amount. However, there is still potential to do more. A report by Deloitte India predicted that the Indian wealth management network is all set to boom by the end of 2020. The report said, "Of every rupee invested in mutual funds and fixed deposits by the end of next year, at least 21 paise is likely to be invested using a digital channel."
Paytm Money competes with the likes of ETMONEY, Zerodha, Groww, AngelBroking, Cube Wealth, INDWealth, Kuvera, Clear Funds and Scripbox in the rapidly growing investment tech market, which has seen big gains amid the pandemic, despite worries of investors withdrawing their funds in light of the economic downturn.
Digital brokerage unicorn Zerodha's cofounder and CEO Nithin Kamath has previously claimed that Indian stock market was the most active in 2020 since 2007, as first-time investors entered the market. Zerodha said monthly signups grew from 70K-1 Lakh in January to almost 3 Lakh by March. Groww and AngelBroking also noted the similar trend. Groww said it opened close to 4.5 Lakh Demat accounts since launching stock trading in June 2020.
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Title: Applied Herbicide Demonstrations and Webinars at the Dixon Center
Background: Landowners often have multiple objectives for their property including but not limited to timber production, wildlife habitat management, invasive species management, wildfire risk reduction, and aesthetics. Timber harvesting, prescribed fire, and mechanical treatments are tools that can used to achieve these objectives, but issues with liability, species composition, invasive exotic species, and economics can leave landowners and land managers with few options. Often, no management is conducted which limits the health of the forest and wildlife habitat. Forest managers and private landowners need more information about the benefits of herbicide applications as another set of tools in their toolbox for management. Landowners and land managers need more information about practical herbicide treatment options that can be used to help overcome management barriers and achieve a mixture of objectives. This webinar series will focus on applied herbicide treatments on Dixon Center.
Demonstration 1: Mid-rotation Understory Treatment in Pine Stands
This webinar will focus on a mid-rotation understory treatment in pine stands. The objective will be to showcase "on-the-ground" demonstrations at the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center of converting an understory dominated by woody broad-leaf and waxy-leaf plants to a more grass and forb dominated understory. The application will include a tractor or all-terrain vehicle (ATV) mounted sprayer and highlight rates and mixtures including but not limited to Imazapyr, Glyphosate, Metsulfuron Methyl, Triclopyr, and surfactant as appropriate. The webinar will also provide information about forestry herbicides, application methods, training, and safety information.
Mid-rotation Understory Treatment in Pine Stands
Demonstration 2: Strip and Spot Treatments in a Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) or Mixed Pine Forest
This webinar will focus on strip and spot treatments in a longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) or mixed pine forest where improving fire effects, longleaf pine natural regeneration, and diversity of native understory are the objectives. This "on-the-ground" demonstration at the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center will showcase maintaining a desirable understory of grasses and forbs through the use of selective herbicides like Garlon (Triclopyr), while also addressing problem areas of wood vegetation for the purposes of natural regeneration. This application will include a tractor mounted sprayer and backpack applications. The webinar will also provide information about forestry herbicides, application methods, training, and safety information. The effects of both demonstrations will showcase opportunities for improvements in prescribed burning options, wildlife habitat, and potentially lower costs for future site preparation treatments.
Strip and Spot Treatments in a Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) or Mixed Pine Forest
Demonstration 3: Invasive Species
This webinar will focus on various treatments of invasive species including Japanese climbing fern (Lygodium japonicum), cogongrass (Imperata cylindrical), and Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinese). Invasive plant control is an ongoing battle which will continue to be a challenge in modern forestry and wildlife management. The objective of these "on-the-ground" demonstrations at the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center will be highlight application methods using both a tractor/ATV mounted sprayer and backpack sprayers using rates and mixtures including but not limited to Glyphosate and/or Triclopyr as appropriate. The webinar will also provide information about forestry herbicides, application methods, training, and safety information.
Expected Outcomes: The effort will focus on three key aspects of practical herbicide applications. Each demonstration and webinar will include photograph points, videos, and manager notes that will be completed before, during, and after the treatments to provide users with the full documentation of the application throughout the process. The power of technology and the internet provides opportunities to reach and engage landowners and land managers through an online format along with having functional real-life demonstrations to visit.
Funding provided by the Alabama Forests Forever Education Grant
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Demonstration pictures and videos can be accessed online via the SDFEC Collection on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/140857272@N08/collections
Title: Last line of defense: firebreaks for Japanese climbing fern control
Background: Landowners and land managers need more information about strategies to attempt to control Japanese climbing fern (JCF) (Lygodium japonicum). JCF is becoming a silent threat that is creeping across our stands and often going unnoticed until it begins growing vertically. We are actively trying to develop a strategy for the property by prioritizing stands with Japanese climbing fern infestations and trying to treat sites where possible. A large part of the monitoring and treatment strategy has involved roads and firebreaks. Firebreaks are plowed and refreshed on a periodic basis as part of our prescribed fire program. Whenever possible, we try to utilize natural fire breaks, wet areas, and limit soil disturbance. With over 40 miles of firebreaks and roads, these areas provide an open seedbed for JCF and are a conduit for the spread. Attempts have been made in selected stands to treat fire breaks to contain JCF from growing vertically and spreading to other stands. Once the firebreaks around a selected stand are treated by backpack sprayers or an all-terrain-vehicle (ATV) tow-behind sprayer, JCF is then treated within the stand with spot treatments from backpack sprayers.
Expected Outcomes: This effort will focus on demonstrations of firebreak and stand treatments, which will include photograph points, videos, and manager notes that will be completed before, during, and after the treatments to provide users with the full documentation of the application throughout the process. These materials and the associated webinar provide information about JCF, highlight the biology, and offer examples of the attempts to treat and monitor JCF at the Dixon Center.
Funding provided by:
The Alabama Invasive Plant Council
Links for more information:
Southeast Exotic Pest Plant Council
BUGWOOD Wiki
Biology and Control of Japanese Climbing Fern (Lygodium japonicum)
Minogue et al 2016
Demonstration photos can be accessed online via the SDFEC gallery at Flickr.com.
Direct link to the Session – begins December 14th at 10:00am Central Time. View the Japanese Climbing Fern Webinar
Access the chat program for the Session if you want to ask questions or interact.
ACES Public Programs Folder – ACES public content.
For additional information contact us at:
12130 Dixon Center Road Andalusia, AL 36420 (334) 222-7779


View full sizeExpress-Times Photo | LISA MASSEYLehigh Valley Harvest, formerly Taste of the Lehigh Valley, will feature local farms, wineries, restaurants and a brewery on Sunday offering their bounty of fall flavors.
Local farms, wineries, restaurants and a brewery will gather Sunday to offer their bounty of fall flavors.
, will be held at Lutron Electronics Inc., 7200 Suter Road in Coopersburg.
Guests can sample delicacies, featuring local ingredients, from 41 area venues. New themed tasting rooms include All About Apples, Veritable Veggies and Checkin' Out Cheeses.
"We are inviting people to come out and taste the wonderful flavors of fresh, locally grown food," Lynn Prior, director of the Greater Lehigh Valley chapter of Buy Fresh Buy Local, says in a news release.
Guests can also tour the Lutron center at the event.
The event runs 1 to 4 p.m., with a VIP hour in place from noon to 1 p.m.
Proceeds benefit the Greater Lehigh Valley chapter of Buy Fresh Buy Local.


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Wadham Matriculash out of control
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Wadham freshers have "destroyed" a substantial amount of furniture and turned a rental house into a "bomb site" after a house party at a second year residence got out of control. The second year tenants of the house have set up a crowdfunding page at gofundme.com in order to pay for the damage caused, and have raised over £150 so far from 29 people.
The house party, which took place in Cowley on Saturday night, was part of the 'matriculash' celebrations taking place following the matriculation of Wadham's freshers. The gofundme page explains that "You guys all had a sick night at matriculash but poor Jack McCabe now has no bed and his room is a bomb site so we need $$ to buy him new shit and repair the place."
One Wadham student who attended the party told the OxStu: "we lost control of the night about 2am and the party continued until about 4:30am. The same party was on last year but it was a bit shit; only a sink got destroyed. This party got significantly more raucous than normal. The police turned up twice, but we didn't get shut down or anything."
"On the night we reckon we had between 150 and 200 people in the house, somehow a chest of drawers and a bed were destroyed, a door came off its frame and a few light bulbs were smashed. No disciplinary action has been taken yet, but our landlord doesn't know either so we have set up a Matriculash Recovery Fund to raise money for a new bed."
Some of those who contributed to the crowdfunding efforts described their motivations for doing so. Jakk Hayes commented: "£5 is massively worth it for yoloprincessing to fuck all over ur [sic] bedroom."
Katia Mullova-Brind, who also donated £5 asked: "Do you believe in life after lash?" Robbie Aitken, a Wadham fresher, stated: "Well and truly matricul∞ed".
Jack McCabe, a second year Wadham student who hosted the party told the OxStu: "We knew what we were letting ourselves in for, but there is still something mildly distressing about watching your possessions get reduced to kindling beneath a multitude of over-expensive trainers bopping around over-enthusiastically to Darude's song Sandstorm."
Lucy Halton, President of Wadham SU commented: "A house party was held on Saturday night at a private property in the course of which some damage was done to the property in question. While the event was attended by some freshers, it was hosted by a group of second-year students and was not an official college or freshers event hosted or endorsed by Wadham SU or college. Our main concern is for the welfare of the students, as far as we are aware none of whom were hurt during the party."
The OxStu understands that no disciplinary action has yet been taken against any students present at the party. Wadham authorities were unaware of the situation when contacted for comment and declined to discuss the matter further.
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The species' favoured habitats are heathland and downland. The larval foodplants are documented as mainly heather (Calluna vulgaris) and bird's-foot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus) but in South Aberdeenshire a population has been found on rest-harrow (Ononis repens).