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LeTourneau vs Hardin-Simmons (Mar 03, 2018)
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LeTourneau at Hardin-Simmons (Game 2)
Mar 03, 2018 at Abilene, Texas (Hunter Field)
LeTourneau 9 (7-5,2-1 ASC)                    Hardin-Simmons 8 (4-8,3-3 ASC)
Player                      AB  R  H BI       Player                      AB  R  H BI
---------------------------------------       ---------------------------------------
Eli Birriel 2b.............  4  0  0  0       Jamie Dominguez 2b.........  6  1  2  1
Lee Hosie rf...............  4  2  1  0       Cade Johnson dh............  4  2  0  0
Gonzalo Sosa dh............  4  1  0  1       Taylor Cooling ss..........  5  2  2  0
Noah Mahoney c.............  5  1  1  1       John Tople 3b..............  5  0  2  0
Bubba Valdez 3b............  4  1  3  1       Cody Berryman rf...........  4  1  1  3
Carson Dickey lf...........  5  3  2  4       Danny-David Linahan lf.....  2  0  0  0
Weston McKinley 1b.........  5  1  1  0        Jacob Rains lf............  1  0  0  0
Jacob Jones cf.............  5  0  4  0        Dylan Sweeney ph..........  0  0  0  0
Will Bradshaw ss...........  5  0  1  2        Brady Roper pr/lf.........  0  1  0  0
Luke Ludwig p..............  0  0  0  0        Tyson Mauser ph...........  1  0  0  0
Ryder Lognion p...........  0  0  0  0        Garrett Buckner lf........  0  0  0  0
Kolton Eberlan p..........  0  0  0  0       Tyler Bradshaw 1b..........  5  0  0  0
Elijah Perez c.............  4  1  2  0
Hunter Garrison cf.........  5  0  3  2
Chandler Carter p..........  0  0  0  0
Gunny Evans p.............  0  0  0  0
Eric Denby p..............  0  0  0  0
Hayden Day p..............  0  0  0  0
Totals..................... 41  9 13  9       Totals..................... 42  8 12  6
Score by Innings                    R  H  E
LeTourneau.......... 120 030 210 -  9 13  4
Hardin-Simmons...... 002 000 510 -  8 12  4
E - E. Birriel; B. Valdez 2; W. Bradshaw; Cooling; Perez 3. LOB - LETU 10; HSU 13.
2B - W. Bradshaw; Dominguez; Cooling; Berryman; Garrison 2. 3B - L. Hosie; N.
Mahoney; J. Jones. HR - C. Dickey 2. HBP - Perez. SF - Berryman. SB - L. Hosie; J.
Jones.
LeTourneau                     IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP BK HP IBB  AB BF  FO GO  NP
Luke Ludwig  W,3-0.........   6.0  6  4  2  2  2   0  0  1  0   27 30  11  5  94
Ryder Lognion .............   1.0  5  4  4  2  0   0  0  0  0    8 10   1  2  32
Kolton Eberlan  S,3........   2.0  1  0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0    7  8   2  3  12
Hardin-Simmons                 IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP BK HP IBB  AB BF  FO GO  NP
Chandler Carter  L,1-3.....   4.1  8  6  6  2  4   0  0  0  0   22 24   5  3  78
Gunny Evans ...............   1.2  1  0  0  1  1   0  1  0  0    6  7   3  1  26
Eric Denby ................   1.0  2  2  2  1  1   1  0  0  0    5  6   0  2  24
Hayden Day ................   2.0  2  1  1  1  2   0  0  0  0    8  9   2  2  42
WP - Denby. HBP - by L. Ludwig (Perez). BK - Evans. Pitches/strikes: L. Ludwig 94/61; R.
Lognion 32/21; K. Eberlan 12/11; Carter 78/46; Evans 26/14; Denby 24/14; Day 42/25.
Strikeouts - E. Birriel; L. Hosie; B. Valdez; C. Dickey; W. McKinley; J. Jones; W.
Bradshaw 2; Dominguez; Berryman; Linahan. Walks - E. Birriel 2; L. Hosie; G. Sosa;
B. Valdez; Johnson, Ca. 2; Cooling; Sweeney.
Start: 3:55   Time: 2:58   Attendance: 214
Weather: 70 and Overcast
L. Ludwig faced 2 batters in the 7th.
R. Lognion faced 2 batters in the 8th.
Game: HSUBSB12
LeTourneau 9 (7-5,2-1 ASC)
Eli Birriel 2b...........  4  0  0  0   2  1  3  2   2
Lee Hosie rf.............  4  2  1  0   1  1  1  0   3
Gonzalo Sosa dh..........  4  1  0  1   1  0  0  0   0
Noah Mahoney c...........  5  1  1  1   0  0  6  0   1
Bubba Valdez 3b..........  4  1  3  1   1  1  1  1   0
Carson Dickey lf.........  5  3  2  4   0  1  1  0   1
Weston McKinley 1b.......  5  1  1  0   0  1  5  1   2
Jacob Jones cf...........  5  0  4  0   0  1  7  0   0
Will Bradshaw ss.........  5  0  1  2   0  2  3  2   1
Luke Ludwig p............  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  1   0
Ryder Lognion p.........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  1   0
Kolton Eberlan p........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Totals................... 41  9 13  9   5  8 27  8  10
Hardin-Simmons 8 (4-8,3-3 ASC)
Jamie Dominguez 2b.......  6  1  2  1   0  1  1  0   2
Cade Johnson dh..........  4  2  0  0   2  0  0  0   2
Taylor Cooling ss........  5  2  2  0   1  0  0  3   2
John Tople 3b............  5  0  2  0   0  0  0  2   1
Cody Berryman rf.........  4  1  1  3   0  1  2  0   4
Danny-David Linahan lf...  2  0  0  0   0  1  2  0   0
Jacob Rains lf..........  1  0  0  0   0  0  2  0   0
Dylan Sweeney ph........  0  0  0  0   1  0  0  0   0
Brady Roper pr/lf.......  0  1  0  0   0  0  1  0   0
Tyson Mauser ph.........  1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Garrett Buckner lf......  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Tyler Bradshaw 1b........  5  0  0  0   0  0  6  1   1
Elijah Perez c...........  4  1  2  0   0  0  9  0   0
Hunter Garrison cf.......  5  0  3  2   0  0  3  0   1
Chandler Carter p........  0  0  0  0   0  0  1  0   0
Gunny Evans p...........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Eric Denby p............  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  1   0
Hayden Day p............  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
E - E. Birriel; B. Valdez 2; W. Bradshaw; Cooling; Perez 3. LOB - LETU 10;
HSU 13. 2B - W. Bradshaw; Dominguez; Cooling; Berryman; Garrison 2. 3B - L.
Hosie; N. Mahoney; J. Jones. HR - C. Dickey 2. HBP - Perez. SF - Berryman.
SB - L. Hosie; J. Jones.
LeTourneau             IP  H  R ER BB SO AB BF  NP
Luke Ludwig.........  6.0  6  4  2  2  2 27 30  94
Ryder Lognion.......  1.0  5  4  4  2  0  8 10  32
Kolton Eberlan......  2.0  1  0  0  0  1  7  8  12
Hardin-Simmons         IP  H  R ER BB SO AB BF  NP
Chandler Carter.....  4.1  8  6  6  2  4 22 24  78
Gunny Evans.........  1.2  1  0  0  1  1  6  7  26
Eric Denby..........  1.0  2  2  2  1  1  5  6  24
Hayden Day..........  2.0  2  1  1  1  2  8  9  42
Win - L. Ludwig (3-0).  Loss - Carter (1-3).  Save - K. Eberlan (3).
WP - Denby. HBP - by L. Ludwig (Perez). BK - Evans. Pitches/strikes: L. Ludwig
94/61; R. Lognion 32/21; K. Eberlan 12/11; Carter 78/46; Evans 26/14; Denby
24/14; Day 42/25.
LeTourneau at Hardin-Simmons (Game 2) - Composite Box Score
Player            AB  R  H BI  2B 3B HR BB  SB CS HP SH SF SO IBB KL GDP  PO  A  E
E. Birriel 2b      4  0  0  0   0  0  0  2   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   3  2  1
L. Hosie rf        4  2  1  0   0  1  0  1   1  0  0  0  0  1   0  1   0   1  0  0
G. Sosa dh         4  1  0  1   0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
N. Mahoney c       5  1  1  1   0  1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   6  0  0
B. Valdez 3b       4  1  3  1   0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   1  1  2
C. Dickey lf       5  3  2  4   0  0  2  0   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   1  0  0
W. McKinley 1b     5  1  1  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   5  1  0
J. Jones cf        5  0  4  0   0  1  0  0   1  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   7  0  0
W. Bradshaw ss     5  0  1  2   1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  2   0  0   0   3  2  1
L. Ludwig p        0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  1  0
R. Lognion p       0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  1  0
K. Eberlan p       0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Totals......      41  9 13  9   1  3  2  5   2  0  0  0  0  8   0  1   0  27  8  4
Dominguez 2b       6  1  2  1   1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  0   0   1  0  0
Johnson, Ca. dh    4  2  0  0   0  0  0  2   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Cooling ss         5  2  2  0   1  0  0  1   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  3  1
Tople 3b           5  0  2  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  2  0
Berryman rf        4  1  1  3   1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  1  1   0  0   0   2  0  0
Linahan lf         2  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  1   0  1   0   2  0  0
Rains lf           1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   2  0  0
Sweeney ph         0  0  0  0   0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Roper pr/lf        0  1  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   1  0  0
Mauser ph          1  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Buckner lf         0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Bradshaw 1b        5  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   6  1  0
Perez c            4  1  2  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  1  0  0  0   0  0   0   9  0  3
Garrison cf        5  0  3  2   2  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   3  0  0
Carter p           0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   1  0  0
Evans p            0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
Denby p            0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  1  0
Day p              0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0  0   0  0   0   0  0  0
LeTourneau             IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP HB BK IBB SH SF CI  2B 3B HR  AB BF  FO GO  NP
L. Ludwig  W,3-0      6.0  6  4  2  2  2   0  1  0  0   0  0  0   3  0  0  27 30  11  5  94
R. Lognion            1.0  5  4  4  2  0   0  0  0  0   0  0  0   2  0  0   8 10   1  2  32
K. Eberlan  S,3       2.0  1  0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0   0  1  0   0  0  0   7  8   2  3  12
Hardin-Simmons         IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP HB BK IBB SH SF CI  2B 3B HR  AB BF  FO GO  NP
Carter  L,1-3         4.1  8  6  6  2  4   0  0  0  0   0  0  0   0  2  2  22 24   5  3  78
Evans                 1.2  1  0  0  1  1   0  0  1  0   0  0  0   0  0  0   6  7   3  1  26
Denby                 1.0  2  2  2  1  1   1  0  0  0   0  0  0   1  0  0   5  6   0  2  24
Day                   2.0  2  1  1  1  2   0  0  0  0   0  0  0   0  1  0   8  9   2  2  42
LeTourneau at Hardin-Simmons (Game 2) - Play-by-Play
LeTourneau starters: 13/2b E. Birriel; 6/rf L. Hosie; 26/dh G. Sosa; 21/c N.
Mahoney; 25/3b B. Valdez; 17/lf C. Dickey; 33/1b W. McKinley; 20/cf J. Jones;
27/ss W. Bradshaw; 7/p L. Ludwig;
Hardin-Simmons starters: 23/2b Dominguez; 1/dh Johnson, Ca.; 11/ss Cooling;
35/3b Tople; 9/rf Berryman; 25/lf Linahan; 32/1b Bradshaw; 7/c Perez; 16/cf
Garrison; 21/p Carter;
LeTourneau 1st - E. Birriel out at first 1b to p (0-0). L. Hosie tripled
to left center (2-2 BKBK). G. Sosa grounded out to ss, RBI (1-0 B); L. Hosie
scored. N. Mahoney flied out to cf (1-0 B). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0
Hardin-Simmons 1st - Dominguez fouled out to 1b (1-2 KBF). Johnson, Ca.
flied out to cf (0-2 KK). Cooling singled to center field (1-0 B). Tople
reached on a fielder's choice (0-0); Cooling out at second ss to 2b. 0 runs,
1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LeTourneau 2nd - B. Valdez singled to center field (1-1 BK). B. Valdez
advanced to second on a throwing error by c, advanced to third. C. Dickey
homered to right field, 2 RBI; B. Valdez scored. W. McKinley grounded out to 1b
unassisted (1-1 BK). J. Jones singled through the left side (3-2 KBKBB). W.
Bradshaw struck out swinging (2-2 BKKBS). J. Jones stole second, advanced to
third on a throwing error by c. E. Birriel walked (3-2 BKBSBFB). L. Hosie out
on batter's interference (3-2 BBBKS). 2 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors, 2 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 2nd - Berryman struck out swinging (1-2 KBSS). Linahan
fouled out to c (2-2 SBBFF). Bradshaw flied out to lf (1-1 BK). 0 runs, 0
LeTourneau 3rd - G. Sosa reached on a throwing error by ss (2-1 BBK). N.
Mahoney lined out to lf (1-0 B). B. Valdez singled to left field (1-2 KBK); G.
Sosa advanced to second. C. Dickey flied out to rf (0-0). W. McKinley flied out
to cf (0-1 K). 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 3rd - Perez hit by pitch (3-2 KBBKB). Garrison lined out
to cf (1-1 FB). Dominguez doubled down the lf line (2-2 BFBF); Perez advanced
to third. Johnson, Ca. walked (3-1 KBBBB). Cooling reached on a fielder's
choice (0-1 F); Johnson, Ca. advanced to second; Dominguez advanced to third;
Perez out at home 3b to c. Tople reached on a throwing error by ss, advanced to
second (1-2 KBS); Cooling advanced to third; Johnson, Ca. scored, unearned;
Dominguez scored, unearned. Berryman popped up to ss (1-1 KB). 2 runs, 1
hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
LeTourneau 4th - J. Jones singled to left field (0-1 F). W. Bradshaw
struck out swinging (1-2 KBKS). E. Birriel lined out to rf (0-0). L. Hosie
struck out looking (1-2 KFBK). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 4th - Linahan struck out looking (1-2 FBKK). Bradshaw
grounded out to 1b unassisted (1-2 KBF). Perez singled to right field (0-0).
Garrison flied out to cf (0-1 K). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LeTourneau 5th - G. Sosa walked (3-1 KBBBB). N. Mahoney tripled to
center field, RBI (1-0 B); G. Sosa scored. B. Valdez struck out swinging (2-2
BBKFS). C. Dickey homered to center field, 2 RBI (1-1 BK); N. Mahoney scored.
Evans to p for Carter. W. McKinley struck out swinging (0-2 KKS). J. Jones
singled through the left side (3-1 BSBB). W. Bradshaw lined out to lf (1-2
BSS). 3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 5th - Dominguez lined out to cf (0-0). Johnson, Ca.
reached on a fielding error by 3b (2-2 BKBF). Cooling reached on a fielder's
choice (0-0); Johnson, Ca. out at second p to ss. Tople singled to left field
(1-0 B); Cooling advanced to second. Berryman reached on a fielder's choice
(0-1 K); Tople advanced to second; Cooling out at third 3b unassisted. 0
runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
LeTourneau 6th - Rains to lf for Linahan. E. Birriel walked (3-0 BBBB).
E. Birriel advanced to second on a balk. L. Hosie flied out to lf (0-1 K). G.
Sosa grounded out to ss (2-1 BBK); E. Birriel advanced to third. N. Mahoney
flied out to lf (2-1 BBK). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 6th - Rains flied out to cf (1-2 BKFFF). Bradshaw reached
on a throwing error by 2b (0-1 S). Perez flied out to cf (1-0 B). Garrison
doubled down the lf line (1-0 B); Bradshaw advanced to third. Dominguez popped
up to 2b (1-0 B). 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
LeTourneau 7th - Denby to p for Evans. B. Valdez walked (3-1 BBBFB). C.
Dickey reached on a fielder's choice (1-2 KBK); B. Valdez out at second 3b to
2b. W. McKinley singled through the left side (2-2 BKBK); C. Dickey advanced to
second. W. McKinley advanced to second; C. Dickey advanced to third on a wild
pitch. J. Jones struck out swinging (1-2 BSSS). W. Bradshaw doubled to left
center, 2 RBI (2-2 BKBK); W. McKinley scored; C. Dickey scored. E. Birriel
grounded out to p (0-0). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 7th - Johnson, Ca. walked (3-1 KBBBB). Cooling doubled to
right center (1-0 B); Johnson, Ca. advanced to third. R. Lognion to p for L.
Ludwig. Tople grounded out to p (1-2 KFB). Berryman doubled to left center, 2
RBI (0-0); Cooling scored; Johnson, Ca. scored. Sweeney pinch hit for Rains.
Sweeney walked (3-1 BBBKB). Roper pinch ran for Sweeney. Bradshaw fouled out to
c (1-1 BF). Perez singled to shortstop (1-2 BFF); Roper advanced to second;
Berryman advanced to third. Garrison doubled down the lf line, 2 RBI (0-0);
Perez advanced to third; Roper scored; Berryman scored. Dominguez singled
through the left side, RBI (0-1 K); Garrison advanced to third; Perez scored.
Johnson, Ca. grounded out to 2b (0-2 FKF). 5 runs, 5 hits, 0 errors, 2
LeTourneau 8th - Roper to lf. Day to p for Denby. L. Hosie walked (3-1
BBBKB). G. Sosa flied out to lf (0-1 K). N. Mahoney flied out to cf (1-2 KBF).
L. Hosie stole second, advanced to third on a throwing error by c. B. Valdez
singled through the left side, RBI (2-2 FBBSF); L. Hosie scored. C. Dickey
struck out swinging (2-2 KBBFFS). 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 8th - Cooling walked (3-2 BBKFBB). Tople singled to left
center (0-1 K); Cooling advanced to third. K. Eberlan to p for R. Lognion.
Berryman flied out to cf, SF, RBI (0-0); Cooling scored. Mauser pinch hit for
Roper. Mauser flied out to rf (0-1 S). Bradshaw grounded out to 2b (0-0). 1
run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LeTourneau 9th - Buckner to lf for Mauser. W. McKinley grounded out to
ss (2-2 SSBB). J. Jones tripled to center field (2-1 BSB). W. Bradshaw grounded
out to 3b (1-1 BK). E. Birriel struck out swinging (3-2 BFKBFBS). 0 runs, 1
hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Hardin-Simmons 9th - Perez reached on a throwing error by 3b. Garrison
singled, bunt (0-0); Perez advanced to second. Dominguez struck out swinging
(0-2 FFFS). Johnson, Ca. reached on a fielder's choice (1-1 BK); Garrison out
at second 1b to ss; Perez advanced to third. Cooling reached on a fielder's
choice; Johnson, Ca. out at second ss to 2b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2
Plate appearance breakdown
LeTourneau at Hardin-Simmons (Game 2) - Plate Appearance Breakdown
----Plate appearances---   vs    vs   RBI   With  Adv   With  Lead Bases Runnr Rnrs Rnrs 2out  Gnd  Fly
LeTourneau        TPA AB  H BB HP SH SF CI  Left Right  Ops  Runrs  Ops  2outs  Off%  Full On3rd  Adv  LOB  RBI  Out  Out
E. Birriel 2b.....  6  4  0  2  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-4   0-2   0-3   0-3   0-2   1-2   0-0   0-0     0    2    0    2    1
L. Hosie rf.......  5  4  1  1  0  0  0  0  0-0   1-4   0-2   0-3   0-3   0-2   1-1   0-0   0-0     0    3    0    0    1
G. Sosa dh........  5  4  0  1  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-4   0-2   0-3   2-3   0-0   2-2   0-0   1-1     2    0    0    2    1
N. Mahoney c......  5  5  1  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   1-5   0-1   1-4   1-4   0-2   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    1    0    0    4
B. Valdez 3b......  5  4  3  1  0  0  0  0  0-0   3-4   1-2   2-3   2-3   1-1   2-2   0-0   0-1     0    0    1    0    0
C. Dickey lf......  5  5  2  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   2-5   2-3   2-5   2-5   0-1   0-0   0-0   2-2     0    1    0    1    1
W. McKinley 1b....  5  5  1  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   1-5   0-1   1-2   1-2   0-1   0-1   0-0   0-0     0    2    0    2    1
J. Jones cf.......  5  5  4  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   4-5   0-1   0-1   0-1   1-1   1-1   0-0   0-1     0    0    0    0    0
W. Bradshaw ss....  5  5  1  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   1-5   1-2   1-5   1-5   1-2   0-0   0-0   0-1     0    1    2    1    1
L. Ludwig p.......  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
R. Lognion p......  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
K. Eberlan p......  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Totals............ 46 41 13  5  0  0  0  0  0-0  13-41  4-16  7-29  9-29  3-12  7-9   0-0   3-6     2   10    3    8   10
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LeTourneau            BF AB  H BB HP SH SF CI 2B 3B HR WP BK KL  Left Right Runrs 2outs  Off%  Out  Out  NP
L. Ludwig...........  30 27  6  2  1  0  0  0  3  0  0  0  0  1  0-3   6-24  4-14  4-11  2-7     5   11  94
R. Lognion..........  10  8  5  2  0  0  0  0  2  0  0  0  0  0  0-1   5-7   5-8   3-4   1-1     2    1  32
K. Eberlan..........   8  7  1  0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-1   1-6   1-6   0-2   1-1     3    2  12
Hardin-Simmons    TPA AB  H BB HP SH SF CI  Left Right  Ops  Runrs  Ops  2outs  Off%  Full On3rd  Adv  LOB  RBI  Out  Out
Dominguez 2b......  6  6  2  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   2-6   1-3   2-4   2-4   1-2   0-2   0-0   0-0     0    2    1    0    3
Johnson, Ca. dh...  6  4  0  2  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-4   0-2   0-2   1-2   0-1   1-1   0-0   0-0     0    2    0    2    1
Cooling ss........  6  5  2  1  0  0  0  0  0-0   2-5   0-2   1-4   2-4   1-2   1-1   0-1   0-1     0    2    0    3    0
Tople 3b..........  5  5  2  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   2-5   0-2   2-5   3-5   1-3   0-0   0-1   0-1     0    1    0    2    0
Berryman rf.......  5  4  1  0  0  0  1  0  0-0   1-4   1-3   1-3   3-4   0-2   0-1   0-0   2-2     1    4    0    1    2
Linahan lf........  2  2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-2   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-1   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    1
Rains lf..........  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-1   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-1   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    1
Sweeney ph........  1  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Roper pr/lf.......  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Mauser ph.........  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-1   0-0   0-1   0-1   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    1
Buckner lf........  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Bradshaw 1b.......  5  5  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-5   0-1   0-2   0-2   0-2   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    1    0    2    2
Perez c...........  5  4  2  0  1  0  0  0  0-0   2-4   1-1   1-2   1-2   2-2   2-2   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    1
Garrison cf.......  5  5  3  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   3-5   1-1   3-5   3-5   2-3   0-0   1-1   0-0     0    1    2    0    2
Carter p..........  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Evans p...........  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Denby p...........  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Day p.............  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0   0-0     0    0    0    0    0
Totals............ 48 42 12  4  1  0  1  0  0-0  12-42  4-15 10-28 15-29  7-17  4-9   1-3   2-4     1   13    3   10   14
Hardin-Simmons        BF AB  H BB HP SH SF CI 2B 3B HR WP BK KL  Left Right Runrs 2outs  Off%  Out  Out  NP
Carter..............  24 22  8  2  0  0  0  0  0  2  2  0  0  1  2-5   6-17  4-14  0-4   4-5     3    5  78
Evans...............   7  6  1  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0  0-1   1-5   0-4   1-3   1-1     1    3  26
Denby...............   6  5  2  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  0  1  0  0  0-0   2-5   2-5   1-2   1-1     2    0  24
Day.................   9  8  2  1  0  0  0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  1-2   1-6   1-6   1-3   1-2     2    2  42
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TF4: Set Up for New Trilogy?
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Transformers 4: Start of a new trilogy?
Entertainment Weekly announced some interesting details about the upcoming movie TF4 due out in theaters June 27th. This we found very interesting news though, I mean is TF6 really coming? A lot will change in the series judging from the article but looks like we will just have to stay tuned and see what happens. You can read the original article by clicking here.


Congratulations to Jessica King from San Diego CA and Brian Arave from Hemet CA on being the inaugural Champs of the Vegas 500 held this past Friday. A special thank you to all the Ropers that came out to rope with us. Also, thank you to the Plaza Hotel and Casino and CORE Arena for their hospitality.
Zamora Roping Productions is based out of Las Vegas, New Mexico and has been involved in the Team Roping Industry for 40 years. The main purpose and goal of Zamora Roping Productions is to promote the sport of Team Roping as well as promoting the many sponsors of the organization. Producer Kenny Zamora continually strives to develop new concepts and formats in order to be an innovative leader of the Team Roping Industry.


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Childish Gambino Is Back In The Studio: "I'm Making Music Right Now"
Donald Glover confirmed that new music is underway.
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While backstage at the 2023 Golden Globe Awards, Donald Glover a.k.a. Childish Gambino confirmed that he's been back in the studio making music. As he's been more focused on TV and film lately with shows like Atlanta, many fans began to think that they wouldn't get another Childish Gambino song for a while, as Glover has hinted at retiring his musical moniker for some time now.
"I'm making music right now. I love it," stated Donald Glover backstage. "I'm actually in the studio. I've been bringing people in, like secret people, working on little things. I've been just making it for fun right now. But soon something will happen. I promise."
Also speaking on rumors of retiring as a Hip-Hop artist, he added, "No, that was out in the ethos… You don't have to worry about that. He'll be back. He's here right now."
Childish Gambino's last musical effort was his 2020 studio album 3.15.20 which included singles, "Time," "12:38" and "24:19 (Sweet Thang)." He's also featured on Latto's 2022 single "Sunshine" with Lil Wayne. As a respected musician, Donald Glover has already gone platinum with his 2016 album "Awaken, My Love!" The boasted smash single, "Redbone" has also gone Platinum five times.
'Atlanta' To End After Season 4
On the TV side, Donald Glover wrapped up his self-created series Atlanta after four seasons. The FX show has received a plethora of awards and nominations, including two Golden Globe Awards for Best Television Series.
The Georgia-native also won a Golden Globe in 2017 for Best Actor for the series and two Primetime Emmy Awards: one for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series and Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series. Glover made history as the first African-American to win the latter.
Actor/recording artist Donald Glover attends "Atlanta Robbin' Season" Atlanta Premiere at Starlight Six Drive In on February 26, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. Paras Griffin/Getty Images
Check out what Childish Gambino said above about returning to the music scene.

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The Crowning of the Virgin
The Crowning of the virgin is an altarpiece painted by Raphael in 1502 to 1504. It was painted for the altar of the Oddi family chapel in the famous church of San Francesco al Prato located in Perugia.
In the year 1797, the painting was confiscated by the French before transferring it to Paris and bringing it back to Italy in the year 1815. The painting was commissioned for the Oddi family in San Francesco al Prato. The main actions of Raphael's work occur in two related sites, one in terrestrial and the other in heaven. Just above the coronation, the virgin has been crowned while the angels are playing their musical instruments. The bottom section of the painting shows the apostles gathering around an empty tomb of Mary. In the painting, St Thomas holds the girdle Mary in his hands after dropping down to him as the statement of her assumption. All the saints raise their eyes to a heavenly spectacle.
It is difficult to separate the painting style of Raphael from that of Perugino who was his master. It is true that his young hands must have played an essential role in most of Perugino's main commissions. Also, his debt to the master, Perugino is evident when you compare the marriage of the virgin to Perugino's work when Christ was handing the keys to St Peter.
You can easily identify the same array of the foreground figures in the Crowning of the Virgin painting, the same intervening piazza and the same polygonal of the background temple. Even the main colours such as the deep blue, cloudless blue sky, the yellows and roses, and the blue-green of hills are derived from his master, Perugino. Despite the painting similarities, however, his work is different from Perugino in space and form. Also, his graceful figures in his work are woven into a unity that is not known in his master's art.
His early artistic and painting career coincided with the utilization of oil paint in Italy. If you look at most of Raphael's artistic work on the panel, they all seem to use oil. He also used egg tempera in the earliest offerings. When he relocated to Rome, all of his artistic work was designed and created entirely in oil. Most of his work was on a piece of paper and sometimes on vellum. The medium he used in his artistic work was a type of gouache that was bound in animal glue.
The altarpiece brings together two scenes or sites common in Quattrocento iconography. The two essential scenes are the giving of the girdle to Saint Thomas that is represented in the lower section and the Crowning of the virgin that occupies the upper section of the painting. The two main scenes remain separated from each other which is a clear division of the painting composition and uncertainty. Also, the forms in the painting are already mature, and specific innovations in perspective like the diagonal appearance and representation of the tomb constitute a departure from the traditional Quattrocento compositional types.


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California's 5th State Senate district is one of 40 California State Senate districts. It is currently represented by Democrat Susan Eggman.

District profile
The district is centered on the northern end of the San Joaquin Valley and forms the gateway between the Delta, the San Francisco Bay Area, the Sacramento metropolitan area, and Gold Country.

Sacramento County – 1.9%
 Galt

All of San Joaquin County
 Escalon
 Lathrop
 Lodi
 Manteca
 Ripon
 Stockton
 Tracy

Stanislaus County – 44.2%
 Modesto – 88.5%
 Riverbank

Election results from statewide races

List of senators
Due to redistricting, the 5th district has been moved around different parts of the state. The current iteration resulted from the 2011 redistricting by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission.

Election results 1992 - present

2020

2016

2012

2008

2004

2000

1996

1992

See also
 California State Senate
 California State Senate districts
 Districts in California

References

External links
 District map from the California Citizens Redistricting Commission

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Government of Sacramento County, California
Government of San Joaquin County, California
Government of Stanislaus County, California
Lodi, California
Modesto, California
Stockton, California
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EARTH TO MARS
Abu Dhabi 2017 | IT & MEDIA | REVIEW
Modest telecoms and IT spending has not prevented Abu Dhabi from looking to boost its media and space technology segments, as well as plan ahead for the introduction of 5G.
In late 2016, ICT spending in the UAE was forecast to reach USD16 billion, compared to USD15.9 billion in 2015. Although an overall slower rate of growth than previous years, certain segments were expected to increase faster than usual. The IT services sector was predicted to shoot up 9%, while software and telecommunications were set to increase 6% and 2%, respectively.
The number of active mobile subscriptions in the UAE has continued to grow, reaching about 18 million by the end of 2015 with a penetration rate of 209.8%, one of the highest rates in the world.
The year 2017 is believed to be a growth year in general, with spending on ICT in the entire MENA region expected to reach approximately USD250 billion next year, and increase nearly 4% YoY. Abu Dhabi will benefit from spillover around the Gulf, and will certainly receive a cut of the USD6.2 billion that will be generated in the UAE. Cloud computing, big data analytics, innovation accelerators, security, and smart city initiatives are all at the top Abu Dhabi's IT and telecoms investment landscape
Abu Dhabi's main telecommunications provider, Etisalat, continues to dominate the local sector with popular internet and mobile services. However, as the IT and telecoms sector expands horizontally, space technology and media companies have stepped into the forefront with a focus on developing local initiatives that appeal to the country's youth and pave the way for the future of the industry.
CALL ME, MAYBE
According to the latest figures released by Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA), the average revenue per user for mobile services in the UAE reached AED112 per month, with average monthly call volumes of 151 minutes. Meanwhile, fixed lines, or landline services, reached revenues of AED102 per month and accounted for an average of 126 minutes of calls per line per month.
The year 2016 saw growth of more than 30% in terms of internet services in Abu Dhabi, where the average monthly revenue reached AED416 per user. Across the UAE, total internet revenues soared to nearly AED6 billion and the number of internet subscribers increased by 13%. Abu Dhabi mobile subscribers added to the UAE total of 15 million, while the number of post-paid subscribers reached almost 3 million.
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, Etisalat made headlines in early 2017 after it was recognized as the most valuable telecoms brand in the Middle East, as measured by London-based brand valuation and strategy consultancy Brand Finance. Etisalat boasts ownership stakes in companies around the globe, including Mobily in Saudi Arabia, PTCL and Ufone in Pakistan, and Maroc Telecom and Moov in Africa. With a total corporate portfolio value of approximately USD8 billion, Etisalat is a comfortable USD1.5 billion ahead of Saudi Telecom Company (STC), which came in second place.
Etisalat also improved from a AA- rating in 2016 to AA+ for 2017, increasing its overall brand value by 45% YoY. The success comes on the heels of an aggressive campaign to increase brand awareness through global sponsorships for organizations as large as FC Barcelona.
The company's next mission is to carry Abu Dhabi into the future with the early adoption of 5G networks. Etisalat will start testing the technology in 2018 and launch commercially in 2019, according to Gulf News. Although not predicted to take off until 2020 or later, readiness for 5G technology will be a challenge for companies that are not already taking steps to reach it. In line with a penchant for being a leader in the region, Etisalat is planning to invest in a variety of new technology and innovations.
As mobile penetration continues to skyrocket, media regulators and publishers in the Emirate have taken steps to align themselves with recent trends. Digital content is already widely consumed in the form of news media, streaming services, e-books, and web radio. Now, the Emirate is adjusting its regulations to better suit the needs of the local population and ensuring that local content is promoted along with imported media.
"We saw a necessity to take a look at our regulation, look at our licensing procedures, at our content, and revamp them in order to cope with the reality of the market," Mansour Al Mansoori, Director General of the National Media Council of Abu Dhabi, told TBY, adding, "We have become much more robust and up-to-date, and we benchmark ourselves with international entities related to our sector." One of the key ways the National Media Council has improved the media available in the country is by placing more focus on making Arabic content available digitally. However, the vast majority of its work is ensuring that content that does enter the Emirate has been reviewed, licensed, and distributed properly. "We are now fully invested in providing our online services to the best international standards and we are working on legislation to regulate online and digital media to the highest standard. Our objective is to ensure that the legislative environment for the media sector in its entirety in the UAE is on par with the best anywhere in the world, " Director General Mansoori concluded. As the National Media Council, the regulator is also working to ensure that the state news agency offers creative and appealing content that will appeal to youth and engage with its readers. By doing so, the entity hopes it can play a critical role in promoting the government's agenda and ambitious plans for the future. In raising awareness about the work the authorities are doing to improve not only the Emirate, but also the UAE at large, the National Media Council can facilitate growth and inspire the next generation of young Emiratis.
While the National Media Council regulates, licenses, and distributes content, twofour54 creates it. The company considers itself "the home of quality creation," with content across all platforms, but especially in digital media. To that end, the company also places special emphasis on Arabic content that can be used to educate and empower young people in Abu Dhabi. "There are new opportunities and untapped markets and we want to facilitate those opportunities for Abu Dhabi's media industry. We want to focus on digital, gaming, apps and on the platforms we use to promote the work being done by the industry here," Maryam Eid Al Mheiri, CEO of twofour54, told TBY. The company employs over 600 freelance content creators from over 430 companies.
Parallel to its objective to increase the amount of quality local content in Abu Dhabi, twofour54 is striving to engage the region's youth in the industry as a career choice. By focusing not only on how youth consume content, but also involving them in the process and demonstrating the value of the industry, the company seeks to contribute to diversifying the economy and bettering society at large. As of 2017, the company has successfully support 18 entrepreneurs in the execution of media projects.
IS IT SECRET? IS IT SAFE?
While mobile operators and media companies increasingly shift their gaze to technology and innovation, more data is sent to be stored digitally. Thus digital security companies have the opportunity to carve out a highly specialized niche in Abu Dhabi to support firms across many sectors as they seek to protect their company and customers' privacy. However, IT companies that choose Abu Dhabi as a starting point have access to an even broader GCC market.
Founded in Abu Dhabi, DarkMatter is one of the first UAE-based cyber security companies that has made the leap into global expansion. "Our ultimate goal is not to serve the UAE market alone, but to go global and compete with the titans operating in the US, France, and the UK. We aim at becoming a global service provider with the UAE brand in its blood," Faisal Al Bannai, CEO of DarkMatter, said.
The company has also expanded its services through R&D centers in Canada, China, and Finland, mapping out different talent pools that are willing to enter the industry and join 400 other employees through its headquarters in Abu Dhabi. "We want to capitalize on this talent to foster a knowledge transfer culture whereby the industry makes the most of potential opportunities," Al Bannai concluded.
Being present in Abu Dhabi, expanding to other Emirates in the UAE, and establishing a presence in the region is not enough for some companies in Abu Dhabi. In fact, for the UAE Space Agency, the planet is just a stepping stone for true progress.
Established in 2014, the UAE Space Agency began as an instrumental part of the national plan for the development of the country's space industry. "We started with a proposal for a national space policy by putting different documents together and we launched the first space policy in the Middle East," HE Dr. Eng. Mohammed Nasser Al Ahbabi, Director General of the UAE Space Agency, told TBY. Through this policy, the agency has managed to make an impact on multiple sectors such as education, business, and the government itself. With huge emphasis on R&D culture, the agency is open to partnering with universities and any institution interested in eveloping space technology. Its research centers at the UAE University in Al Ain and the Masdar Institute serve as tools to attract new hires and generate ideas for projects such as building and launching satellites.
The capstone project of the agency is the Hope Mission to Mars 2021. "This mission will help us understand more about Mars and educate international organizations on how to better protect Earth," Dr. Nasser Al Ahbabi continued. "We want to make sure our planet does not suffer the same fate as Mars—a dry and cold planet with no water." Through tackling some of the world's most daunting challenges, Abu Dhabi is setting an example in the UAE and the GCC. Through programs such as Hope Mission, anyone from an IT expert to a science student can look forward to a career in Abu Dhabi making contributions that could change the world.
Little Sparta To the Rescue
With one of the most active foreign policies in the world, the UAE has left its footprint on a vast swathe of the region it has been trying to pacify in the past half decade, from Cyprus to Somalia and beyond.
Manuel González Sanz, Minister of Foreign Affairs , Costa Rica
TBY talks to Manuel González Sanz, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica on the sector.
Theresa May, Prime Minister, United Kingdom
Theresa May, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, on building new alliances, elevating trade partnerships, and working to bring people together.
Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, Secretary General , Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
TBY talks to Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, Secretary General of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), on mutual cooperation between the UAE and OPEC and hosting the World Oil Outlook (WOO) launch in Abu Dhabi.
Focus: UAE-Pacific Partnership
The Green Beyond
Through Masdar, the government of Abu Dhabi has fast become one of the biggest exporters of green expertise in the Middle East, and is developing projects across a number of Pacific islands.
Joint collaborations and building relationships are key to strong bilateral trade.
Focus: Female Empowerment
On the road to equality
Today the UAE stands as a beacon in the fight for female empowerment in the Gulf. The country has adopted an inclusive agenda to further integrate women into the highest levels of management in public and private entities, rewritten part of its legislation to reorient it toward gender equality, and designed programs to foster the creativity of a growing number of female entrepreneurs.
Though low oil prices hit Abu Dhabi hard in 2014 and 2015, the Emirate's impressive economic diversification insulated it against the worst and illustrated the wisdom of aggressively expanding its non-oil economy.
Khalifa Bin Salem Al Mansouri, Undersecretary , Department of Economic Development – Abu Dhabi (ADDED)
TBY talks to Khalifa Bin Salem Al Mansouri, Undersecretary of the Department of Economic Development – Abu Dhabi (ADDED), on its plans to make the Emirate a better place to do business, the new industrial plan, and how it is fostering innovation.
Mohammed Ahmed Bin Abdul Aziz Alshehhi, Undersecretary , Ministry of Economy of the UAE
TBY talks to Mohammed Ahmed Bin Abdul Aziz Alshehhi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy of the UAE, on the value of creativity, the development of the industrial sector, and supporting SME development.
Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Group CEO & Managing Director , Mubadala Investment Company
TBY talks to Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Group CEO & Managing Director of Mubadala Investment Company, on how the merging of two key investment entities will drive Abu Dhabi's diversification strategy.
Focus: VAT
History will look back on the current period as the end an era of government dependency on oil wealth, and by that hand the end of the Gulf as a global tax haven.
Abdullah Saeed Al Darmaki, CEO, Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development
TBY talks to Abdullah Saeed Al Darmaki, CEO of Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development, on encouraging young people to become entrepreneurs and the importance of SMEs.
Focus: Knowledge Economy
Turning the ship around
The government of Abu Dhabi, in coordination with the Executive Council, is investing heavily in a shift from an oil-based economy to a knowledge-based economy, where information supersedes commodities and the highest form of capital is human capital.
Large holding companies have taken advantage of their interests in several areas to secure growth.
Abu Dhabi as a Platform
Abu Dhabi has, since it struck oil, been an attractive destination for foreign investment. But today, that attention comes from a diverse range of areas.
Over USD163 billion is being allocated toward renewable energy projects in the UAE. Abu Dhabi is at the forefront of the push to conserve the environment and boost its economy with green initiatives.
Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi, CEO, Masdar
TBY talks to Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi, CEO of Masdar, on Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW), Masdar City, and investing in renewable energy around the world.
Alan Thomson, Managing Director , Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company (ADSSC)
TBY talks to Alan Thomson, Managing Director of Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company (ADSSC), on water conservation and the Strategic Tunnel Enhancement Program (STEP).
Focus: Masdar City
A decade ago, Abu Dhabi's most ambitious eco-friendly project to date set sail to lay the foundations for the world's most sustainable city, Masdar City.
Spreading awareness of environmental issues, as well solutions, is key to protecting the environment.
Strength in Prudence
Firm regulation and a forward-looking, can-do approach ensure that the Emirate's banking universe remains on track for the future.
Tirad Al Mahmoud, CEO, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB)
TBY talks to Tirad Al Mahmoud, CEO, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) on the sector.
Mubarak Rashed Al Mansoori, Governor , Central Bank of the UAE
TBY talks to Mubarak Rashed Al Mansoori, Governor of Central Bank of the UAE, on diversification, incentives, and fiscal discipline.
Light ahead
December 29, 2016 was a landmark day for the UAE's financial sector. As the year came to a close, the long-awaited Bankruptcy Law came into effect.
Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh, Chairman, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM)
TBY talks to Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), on complementing the growth of Abu Dhabi, its milestones, and its goal to be a fintech hub.
A Sleek Operator
The Abu Dhabi capital markets are the extension of an overarching vision of the Emirate at the beating heart of international finance.
Galal A. Kulaib, Group CEO, Al Nahdha Investment
TBY talks to Galal A. Kulaib, Group CEO, Al Nahdha Investment, on the sector.
Promoth Manghat, CEO, UAE Exchange
TBY talks to Promoth Manghat CEO, UAE Exchange, on the sector.
Rashed A. Al Blooshi, Chief Executive, Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX)
TBY talks to Rashed A. Al Blooshi, Chief Executive of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), on the powers of blockchain technology, strengthening bankruptcy law, and enhancing Abu Dhabi's position as a global finance hub.
Philippe Ghanem, Vice Chairman & CEO , ADS Securities
TBY talks to Philippe Ghanem, Vice Chairman & CEO of ADS Securities, on confirming Abu Dhabi's place in the global financial sun, the importance of smart and predictable regulation, and having had the foresight to diversify before the oil crash.
New regulations in the insurance market have insulated Abu Dhabi's insurers from the vicissitudes of the international oil and gas market, and industry leaders are confident that 2017 will see a return to robust profitability.
Dr. Michael Bitzer, CEO, Daman
TBY talks to Dr. Michael Bitzer, CEO of Daman, on expanding into the northern Emirates, sustaining a competitive advantage in a saturated market, and using innovation to stay lean.
A Diverse Future
While oil and gas remain Abu Dhabi's most important energy sources in terms of domestic consumption and exports, cutting-edge renewable projects are garnering more attention and investment from public and private stakeholders.
TBY talks to Ali Suleym Al Junaibi , Chairman & CEO, Al-Ghalbi International, Abu Dhabi Branch on the sector.
Focus: ADNOC 2030 Strategy
The new price environment has had wide-ranging consequences on the vision, structure, and strategy of ADNOC.
Full Stream
ADNOC and its businesses continue to be major players in the energy sector in Abu Dhabi, as well as in meeting the world's growing demand for oil and gas.
Focus: Sour gas
Not all hot air
The UAE, and especially Abu Dhabi, is seeing a shift in demand from petroleum to natural gas that can only be satisfied by using new and innovative methods for accessing difficult reservoirs, namely sour gas fields.
Ali Vezvaei, President, Middle East & North Africa of Linde Engineering,
TBY talks to Ali Vezvaei, President, Middle East & North Africa of Linde Engineering, on tying one's belt in trying times, the smart combination of technology and operational elements, and building a blueprint for the CO2 eco-system.
Firms from around the world are working in close collaboration with ADNOC to develop clever and sustainable practices to help the industry survive the lean years and more than thrive in the fat ones.
Nasser Al Shamsi, Chairman, Petro Middle East
TBY talks to Nasser Al Shamsi, Chairman of Petro Middle East, on incorporating the latest green technologies, bringing value-added engineering products to market, and promoting knowledge transfers.
As the grip of the market tightens around the necks of many suppliers, the fastest to react are well positioned not only to weather the storm but make important gains in market share
The Holy Grail
Abu Dhabi's push to develop both heavy and light industries is paying off, as the sector now accounts for over 10% of GDP and continues to attract investment.
Dr. Khaled Al Mazrouei, CEO, Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB)
TBY talks to Dr. Khaled Al Mazrouei, CEO, Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) on the sector.
Mounir S. Haddad, CEO, ADNIP
TBY talks to Mounir S. Haddad, CEO of ADNIP, on developing innovative new product lines to crack new markets, improving machine efficiency, and working with global partners to rationalize business lines.
Focus: INDUSTRIAL PLAN
As the UAE continues to push for a more diversified economy, it has carefully planned the transition away from oil reliance.
The metals sector is at the forefront of the UAE's industrial matrix, with expanding capacity and added value bringing consistent growth.
Faisal Al Bannai, CEO, DarkMatter
TBY talks to Faisal Al Bannai, CEO, DarkMatter on the sector.
Mansour Al Mansoori, Director General , National Media Council (NMC)
TBY talks to Mansour Al Mansoori, Director General of the National Media Council (NMC), on the changing nature of media consumption in the UAE, developing local content, and improving literacy in the Emirates.
e-Abu Dhabi
Technology is a key element to fuel the diversification agenda of the region away from the historic reliance on oil and gas.
Focus: STARTUP ECOSYSTEM
From the bottom up
Curriculum reforms have introduced new subjects such as technology, innovative design, health sciences, career guidance, and business management, which are designed to bring about a new generation of critical thinkers and innovators.
Maryam Eid Al Mheiri, CEO, twofour54
TBY talks to Maryam Eid Al Mheiri, CEO, twofour54, on the sector.
Set the Pace
While the economy accelerates back up to speed, the transportation sector is also moving faster and more efficiently to reach targets in 2021 and 2030.
Capt. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, CEO, Abu Dhabi Port
TBY talks to Capt. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports, on the company's achievements, its recent expansion, and attracting companies to KIZAD.
Martijn Van De Linde, CEO, Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT)
TBY talks to Martijn Van De Linde, CEO of Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT), on its past achievements, adding value to the Abu Dhabi economy, and developing the export industry.
Focus: MAQTA GATEWAY
Bridging outwards
One of the core pillars of the Abu Dhabi Vision 2030 is to enable economic diversification and growth. Abu Dhabi Ports made its own contribution to this vision by launching the Maqta Gateway in 2014, a port community system that integrates functions and sectors of trade into a single platform.
Projects such as Khalifa Port, the Jebel Ali Free Zone, and the expansion of Abu Dhabi International Airport have supported the country's position as a regional hub for logistics and transport.
Safety first is the overriding motto when it comes to Abu Dhabi's roads.
Bang on Target
Identified as a key component of economic diversification, the UAE's aerospace industry is literally reaching new heights, with benefits felt in both military and civil arenas.
Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director General, UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA)
TBY talks to Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director General of UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), on opportunities in the sector and GCAA's contributions to the development of aviation in Abu Dhabi.
Nadir Ahmed Mohammed Al Hammadi, Chairman, Abu Dhabi Aviation (ADA)
TBY talks to Nadir Ahmed Mohammed Al Hammadi, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Aviation (ADA), on growing the capacity of the Emirate's aviation sector, developing local expertise, and markets with growth potential.
Abdul Majeed Al Khoori, Acting CEO, Abu Dhabi Airports
TBY talks to Abdul Majeed Al Khoori, Acting CEO of Abu Dhabi Airports, on the initiatives behind the airport's growth and the technology that can be expected in the new terminal building.
The space industry in the UAE will be a key driver of the future knowledge economy, and continued focus on developing capacities and technology is key.
Focus: NIBRAS AEROSPACE PARK
ready for take off
Nibras Aerospace Park is the diamond in the desert for Abu Dhabi's blooming aersospace industry, attracting names big and small through its gates.
In The Jet Stream
Keeping ahead of the competition can be tough, but a focus on excellence and creating value is keeping these players flying high.
Abu Dhabi's real estate sector saw prices fall in 2016, but the government's long-term vision and the structural health of the industry have participants expecting big things in the future.
Sami Sidawi, Chairman, Al Nasr Contracting Company
TBY talks to Sami Sidawi, Chairman of Al Nasr Contracting Company, on its achievements in the sector, a commitment to quality, and his assessment of the market.
Abu Dhabi is embarking on a number of revolutionary projects, and these firms are leading the way.
Eng. Yasser N. Zaghloul, CEO, National Marine Dredging Company
TBY talks to Eng. Yasser N. Zaghloul, CEO of National Marine Dredging Company, on top achievements, smart technology, and outlook for the future.
Focus: EMIRATI NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECT
With demand ever evolving, the Emirati Neighborhood is Abu Dhabi's most recent answer to what the future of the accommodation market will look like.
Jasim Al Ali, CEO, First Gulf Properties (FGP)
TBY talks to Jasim Al Ali, CEO of First Gulf Properties (FGP), on the new Property Law, product portfolio, and expectations for the year end.
As Abu Dhabi continues to expand the quality of its healthcare facilities and services, its outcomes have improved and it has cemented its status as a leading destination for medical tourism in the MENA region.
Abdul Rahman Bin Mohammed Al Owais, Minister, Health & Prevention
TBY talks to Abdul Rahman Bin Mohammed Al Owais, Minister of Health & Prevention, on the main developments and achievements, tackling the key health concerns, and smart applications.
Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Chairman, Health Authority Abu Dhabi (HAAD)
TBY talks to Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Chairman of Health Authority Abu Dhabi (HAAD), on enhancing the sector, promoting health tourism, and the Capacity Master Plan.
Focus: Sheikh Shakbout Medical City
A Center of Excellence
The development of Sheikh Shakbout Medical City is indicative of Abu Dhabi's pursuit of excellence in the services it offers its citizens and the wider world.
mubadala healthcare
Tackling the most important healthcare issues, Mubadala is working to create world-class healthcare facilities and infrastructure to boost the sector's development.
Private healthcare providers are expanding in Abu Dhabi and providing patients a different brand of services.
Community services play a key role in giving the sector the quality and effectiveness that have made it world-renowned.
Creating the Future Through Education
As Abu Dhabi develops its higher education sector, it has taken concrete steps to ensure that its institutions are world class.
Prof. Reyadh Almehaideb, Vice President, Zayed University
TBY talks to Prof. Reyadh Almehaideb, Vice President of Zayed University, on entrepreneurial programs, achievements in the sector, and the labor market.
Dr. Tod Laursen, President, Khalifa University
TBY talks to Dr. Tod Laursen, President of Khalifa University, on recent achievements, becoming a leader in the sector, and pushing students to become entrepreneurs.
More and more renowned education institutions are opening branches in Abu Dhabi as the sector becomes a thriving hub for learning.
Focus: International Business Universities
Bringing in the experts
The development of a highly skilled and developed workforce is an integral part of Abu Dhabi Vision 2030 and one of the seven pillars upon which the future economic development of the Emirate lays. Education has therefore been placed in the spotlight as one of the key areas to keep a close eye on.
Abu Dhabi must make sure it has the right infrastructure, curriculum, and mindset among its students to reach its goals.
Abu Dhabi is pioneering education not just within the Emirates but throughout the entire region.
Abu Dhabi's tourism sector remained strong in an uncertain economic environment, and the TCA's many partnerships in promising markets have the sector well positioned for future growth.
Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister, Culture & Knowledge Development
TBY talks to Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Culture & Knowledge Development, on important projects, preserving local culture, and supporting creativity.
Aref Hamad Al Awan, General Secretary, Abu Dhabi Sports Council
TBY talks to Aref Hamad Al Awani, General Secretary of Adu Dhabi Sports Council, on popularizing sports in the Emirate, investments, and the Sport in Abu Dhabi campaign.
Focus: Culture for all
In the UAE, where 85% of the population is of foreign origin, the Culture for All campaign illustrates the continued development of cultural diversity.
Sports culture
Abu Dhabi has stepped up its game to achieve professionalism in terms of a sports culture, with investments into that sector.
TAX Playbook
A quick look at operating in Abu Dhabi, a vibrant Emirate with strong economic growth and effective outreach to global markets, amidst changing tax policy in the GCC.
In The Mobile State


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By mdjocko
Written by mdjocko
I thought I was so smart, discovering a new way to apply the collaborative dispute resolution process… to what I call Stressful Life Events. Using my collaborative skills to solve the problems that otherwise might lead to divorce. Turns out that others have been doing the same thing… in other areas of collaborative practice!
I spent last weekend in Lincoln, Nebraska, attending my most rewarding collaborative law conference in many moons and presenting on Collaborative Life Planning. In fact, it was so insightful that the Global Law Collaborative Council (GCLC) is discussing a return to Lincoln next year. You should join us!
The practice of collaborative commercial law is not very different from that of collaborative family law. As in the divorce arena, business law practitioners deal with human emotions and frailties, with individuals' goals and interests, with conflicting positions and disparate points of view. Oh, and with money issues.
And sometimes, instead of dealing with just two clients, they must negotiate with multiple clients in the same matter!
The Lincoln trainings were brilliantly illuminating. A panel of industry leaders offered their perspectives on what businesses need to resolve their conflicts well. Their dialogue with the audience explored the types of conflicts their own businesses experience, such as employment issues, vendor disputes, and conflicts with purchasers. Examples from the Pandemic Era brought these issues home.
We also explored how our collaborative skills would better benefit the companies involved, enlightening not just the audience but the speakers, as well.
But it wasn't all about how to resolve the relationship after it's already fractured by conflict. We studied the use of relational contracts, instead of traditional agreements, in complex strategic affiliations in which the parties are highly dependent on each other, when flexibility and trust are essential for success. Such an approach boosts collaboration and trust in such strategic business interactions.
Marc Sheridan, also a highly respected member of IACP (International Academy of Collaborative Professionals), despite that he doesn't practice "family law," presented on the use of collaborative skills in conflicts involving family-held enterprises and family offices, private wealth management advisory firms that serve ultra-high-net-worth individuals.
As the Marketing Maven, by the conclusion of his sixty minutes, I was already researching how to join AFHE (Attorneys for Family-Held Enterprises) and FFI (Family Firm Institute). Hey, rich people get divorced, too!
There were more valuable presentations. I leave it to others to offer their own takeaways. You can learn more about this conference, as well as GCLC's future offerings, at Global Collaborative Law Council. The best part of this weekend was that nothing was boring… and there were no difficult choices to make. There was only one presentation offered at any given time.
As an aside, this was likely the least expensive conference I've attended since the early '90's!
As a member of IACP which focuses on family law, I am thrilled to be part of a group that is bringing Collaborative Practice to other areas of law. Commercial collaborative practices offer family practitioners multiple alternative lenses through which to examine our own practices. This weekend was a perfect example of learning from unrelated disciplines how we might expand, and improve, our own approaches to family restructurings and conflicts.
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Read on to find out all you need to know about Jealousy by S.L. Scott.
1 Woman 2 Ending - You Choose - Team Dylan or Team Austin.
My company became a constant, the only companion I needed... until a chance encounter with Jules Weston. I met her at a most vulnerable moment. Despite the tears that streaked her face, I fell in love with the first time I ever laid eyes on her. I needed her in my life.
Four years ago, I was tempted with money, prestige, and power by a woman who offered to give me the world. That lifestyle came with a price. I had to leave the love of my life - the one person who had already given me everything I would ever need.
Despite those, I've returned to take back what's mine. The one thing I regret leaving behind - her heart.
S.L. Scott is a former high-tech account manager with a journalism degree pursuing her passion for telling stories. She spends her days escaping into her characters and letting them lead her on their adventure.


So easy to set and the mice were all dead every time. We bought 2 and in less than 2 days we caught at least 4 mice. I will continue to purchase this kind of trap.
We just got 2 traps and within 2 days we have caught 4 mice. It is so easy to empty and reset. I am very pleased with this trap.
I am glad I didn't read and believe all the negative reviews. Worked perfectly for me.
Mice still alive after getting in the trap...oh why oh why doesn't your trap kill them? I bought them soley for that reason. I don't want to be killing the mice.
Our traps are designed to deliver a quick, humane kill, and we are sorry to hear that this was not your experience. Please contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-855-5-VICTOR (1-855-584-2867) for assistance.
Worked like a champ! Easier to bait/load than the traditional styles from the past.
My husband usually takes care of all the "yucky" homeowner tasks like mouse trapping but he was out of town for a week and I was tired of being freaked out by mouse noises at 3am and droppings in the bathroom cupboard. Bought a 2 pack because trap seemed like it'd be easier to set than the old wooden spring ones. I liked how the bait went well inside the trap. Did not hear it spring or hear death thrashings in the night so was thrilled by my little dead mousey in the morning! Quick and easy disposal and the trap is set to kill again. I'm feeling like wonder women since I didn't have to wait to be rescued from mouse party hell. Great trap. Do you make these large enough to kill chipmunks in the garden?
I too would have given this a zero if the option were there. I don't want mice. I bought these traps to KILL the mice...quickly. Turned out to be more of a cruel live trap...a slow death for the mouse...through asphyxiation, starvation, or dehydration as far as I could see for one mouse which I found no where near where the trap was set. This happened twice in a row. Second mouse was very much alive when I found it too across the room from where the trap was set. I moved the mouse far from my property and let it go...it seemed perfectly fine as it ran off. Plenty of life left in it. I've thrown the traps away. If I wanted the animal to suffer a slow death...I'd have bought a glue trap. These traps were pretty cheap. The jaws themselves don't even connect when the trap springs! I should have known better. Sorry mouse.
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Just when you thought the colonoscopy was done!
What makes insurance good? Broad networks? Customer service? Transparent communications? Do you expect your insurance to communicate directly and precisely with you?
Health Affairs published a study last month that looked at the impact of regulations imposed by the Affordable Care Act. It looked at the effect of waiving the out-of-pocket cost for screening colonoscopies. The study found that, in men, colonoscopy screening rates increased 4 percent; in women they did not change – further deduction on why will require additional research.
So, back to men. 4 percentage points, that's great. What's not great is that there is a good chance that these men will get a financial surprise if the payer is Medicare. Why? Because 25% of screening colonoscopies result in polyp removal - and guess what? Medicare considers colonoscopy and polyp removal a "diagnostic" procedure, for which it does not waive out-of-pocket costs. While they are asleep, men with Medicare and colon polyps become financially responsible.
You're probably saying, "okay, fine, I have to pay for it. How much will this cost me?" The answer to this is anything but simple and dependent upon your deductible, how it's done, where it's done and who did it. Some have been bold enough to venture guesses, but the truth is, you won't know until you receive the final bill. The best thing to do is ask your doctor's office before the procedure to determine your out of pocket cost if polyp removal is necessary based on your current benefit status. You'll want to ensure that you take into account the fee for the facility, anesthesia and pathology to ensure you have a complete picture of what you're facing.
If a colonoscopy, a relatively minor procedure, has this many caveats, it certainly raises questions around more complex services like knee replacements and penile implants. Informing yourself as a consumer of healthcare services is more important than ever, so, make sure you are arming yourself with the necessary numbers before you have this, or any service, so you don't receive a financial surprise.


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John James Campbell (12 de setembre de 1871 - 2 de desembre de 1947) fou un futbolista escocès de la dècada de 1890.

Fou internacional amb la selecció d'Escòcia i amb la selecció de la lliga escocesa. Pel que fa a clubs, defensà els colors de Celtic, Aston Villa i Third Lanark.

Referències

Futbolistes internacionals amb Escòcia del segle XIX
Futbolistes internacionals amb Escòcia de la dècada de 1900
Futbolistes de Glasgow
Morts a Glasgow


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ФК «Дечич»  () — чорногорський футбольний клуб з міста  Тузі. Виступає у Першій ліга Чорногорії. Заснований 1926 року. Домашні матчі проводить на стадіоні «Тушко Полє».

Історія
За часів Югославії та Сербії і Чорногорії клуб грав у нижчих лігах, проте перший чемпіонат незалежної Чорногорії розпочав у Першій лізі, яку двічі залишав після сезонів 2011/12 і 2013/14.

Досягнення
Чемпіонат Чорногорії
 Срібний призер (1) : 2020/21
Кубок Чорногорії:
 Фіналіст (2): 2020-21, 2021-22

Посилання
 Профіль на Weltfussballarchiv

Футбольні клуби Чорногорії
Футбольні клуби, засновані 1926


Listed under Natural World in Victoria, Australia.
Rock pillars left where the coastline has worn away and one of the highlights of the Great Ocean Road. Only eight of these striped and brittle looking limestone wedges remain for you to admire and photograph profusely as the sun drenches them with colour at sunrise. One of the must snap moments of a Victorian holiday odyssey.


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Food for thought: COYA Restaurant expands to Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix home Monte Carlo
By Rose Adams | 29 May 2018 | Indulge, Travel
Chef Sanjay Dwivedi exclusively shares his culinary secrets and why Lewis Hamilton would be his dream dinner guest
* This weekend marked the grand opening of COYA Monte-Carlo coinciding with the Monaco Grand Prix. It marks head chef Sanjay Dwivedi's first European COYA branch outside of London
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most high-profile international events in the Formula 1 calendar, renowned for attracting the biggest stars within both the celebrity and racing circuits. And this year's event, held this weekend in the picturesque setting of Monte Carlo with stars such as Tom Brady, Hugh Grant and Tommy Hilfiger in attendance, certainly didn't disappoint. Christian Horner's Red Bull team triumphed with Daniel Ricciardo racing into first place, followed closely by Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in second and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in third. But it wasn't just the realm of motor sport in the spotlight, as elsewhere in Monaco, an exciting culinary launch, COYA Monte-Carlo, was also taking place.
Enter Chef Sanjay Dwivedi, head chef at multi award-winning Latin American restaurant group COYA, opened COYA Monte-Carlo this weekend in collaboration with Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer. Coinciding with the famous sporting event, the site opened its doors for the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with the full a la carte menu available from today. It marks the chef's first European COYA branch outside of London.
"COYA represents vibrancy, flavour and energy, which is exactly what Monaco is looking for. We saw a gap in the market and truly believe COYA Monte-Carlo will revive the city's culinary scene" the chef exclusively told Tempus.
In celebration of the launch, Tempus spoke exclusively to Dwivedi – who is also an avid fan of the Monaco Grand Prix – to get the scoop on his newest culinary venture, find out just why Monaco is so close to his heart, and why he dreams of Hamilton pulling up a chair at his dinner table.
Related: Former F1 star Mark Blundell tells us how to tackle life after racing
* The interiors of COYA Monte-carlo have been expertly designed by Sagrada – who are responsible for all COYA venues worldwide.
Tell me about your new opening of COYA in Monaco.
A key feature of the site is the sweeping terrace which has amazing views of the ocean and French Riviera. We have a thirty-seater Private Dining Room – the largest across all COYA's worldwide – and an open preparation kitchen that allows guests to watch all the action. Our Peruvian menu will include the classically COYA dishes that have become known around the world, as well as some new dishes exclusive to Monaco.
What made you select Monaco as your first foray into Europe?
I believe visitors and residents of Monaco are looking for exclusivity and something extra special – which is exactly what COYA will provide. The team and I could not be more excited to expand in Europe, and our location is second to none.
Did you purposely plan to open it during the Monaco Grand Prix? Are you a fan of Formula One?
I am a huge fan of Formula One and to open the weekend of the Grand Prix was incredible. From a business perspective, it made sense to open for the Grand Prix, the biggest event in the Monaco calendar, ahead of what is set to be a very exciting summer.
What made you decide to specialise in Peruvian cuisine in COYA?
Peru's diverse conditions mean the country is able to grow produce that may not be as accessible in other countries, giving them a strong advantage when it comes to cooking. The chefs of Peru are also very proud and passionate about the dishes they create, which is something I hugely admire. I have studied the gastronomic heritage of Peruvian cuisine and the Japanese techniques brought to the country, such as sushi inspiring Peru's famous ceviche. I am mindful to stay true to the roots of Peruvian cuisine at COYA while also incorporating modern European cooking techniques.
* Celebrities flocked to Monaco to witness the all the Grand Prix action including (L-R:) Tommy Hilfiger, Dee Ocleppo, Kris Jenner & Corey Gamble [Image credit: Fabbio Galatioto x Coya Monaco]
Can you give us some scoop into stand out dishes on the menu?
One of the signature dishes at COYA Monte-Carlo will be Dorada a la Parilla, a chargrilled whole gilt head sea bream with peas, asparagus and broad beans. It is a spectacular dish in both presentation and the delicate combination of flavours, fitting perfectly with the location of COYA Monte-Carlo.
Who would be your dream dinner guest?
My grandmother, who passed away a long time ago, was instrumental in getting me interested in cooking when I was a child, so to sit and have dinner with her would be an amazing way of saying thanks for her teachings and love. If I had to choose someone who could be physically present, it would be Lewis Hamilton – his transition has been amazing. He is full of positivity and is on fire in his career. To have dinner with a local hero from the UK would be fantastic, he must have so many stories to share.
You're incorporating an open kitchen into this restaurant; how can this enhance a diner's experience?
We have an open kitchen in all COYA restaurants to allow our guests to become more engaged. It's about putting on a show that captures our guests from the moment they walk through the door. We like to create the effect of theatre, which adds to the whole COYA experience.
Your Mayfair restaurant is famed for its bespoke decor, what sort of design can we expect in your new Monaco restaurant?
The restaurant is designed by Sagrada who are responsible for all COYA venues worldwide, and a key feature is the panoramic terrace. From the grand entrance of the restaurant, our visitors will be transported into Latin America, filled with Peruvian trinkets and staple hand-crafted furniture – all truly bespoke.
What other restaurants do you love/admire?
I am a huge fan of [fellow chef] Heston Blumenthal's restaurant The Fat Duck and have known him for over 15 years – I worked for him before he received his first Michelin star. Watching his progression has been a pleasure and The Fat Duck is always where I go if I want to celebrate something special. Outside of the UK my favourite restaurants are Maido by Mitsuharu in Peru and 108 Restaurant in Copenhagen.
Monaco Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton Monte Carlo COYA
By Tempus | 20 Jun 2019
This Michelin-awarded restaurant in Bath went vegan and nobody noticed
By Michelle Johnson | 12 Jun 2019
Flow Water founder Nicholas Reichenbach on how his health and eco-conscious brand is making waves
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Scott's opens its doors to the world's most 'expensive restaurant interior' with its new dining room
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Community Grey Goose Vodka Debacle
Grey Goose Vodka Debacle
By Ben Zion Wolff
Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 2:47 pm | כ"ח כסלו תשפ"ב Updated Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 6:51 pm
NEW YORK -
Grey Goose vodka.
"What occurred with Grey Goose vodka on Thursday clearly shows that our policy of encouraging Yidden to only buy liquors with a reliable hechsher is proper," said Rabbi Sholem Yehudah Fishbane, Kashrus Administrator for the Chicago Rabbinical Council (CRC). "This time, we got lucky that despite the fact that we the CRC does not list it on there approved list of liquors, it ended up that there actually was someone providing supervision and there were no ingredients which rendered the product non-kosher. Nevertheless, it is a lesson as to how careful we have to be, both in what we consume and how we correspond with each other in this day of instant communication."
The Grey Goose predicament began when someone innocently called Rabbi Fishbane to ask if Grey Goose unflavored vodka is kosher. "At CRC, we constantly stress that we recommend that people only purchase products which have a reliable hechsher. Yet as a community organization, we do publish a list of liquors which are permissible, and we do a tremendous amount of research before we add any item to the list," Rabbi Fishbane explained. "When it came to Grey Goose, we heard from two Rabbanim in France, where the vodka is produced, that there may very well be a problem with it.
"Alcohol can be made from a variety of bases, and in France, where grapes are plentiful, there is a probability that it comes from grapes. The Rabbanim alerted us to this issue, and as a result of the questionable source of the alcohol, we of course did not put it on our approved list, but did not put it on the unapproved list either, since we had no proof that the source of the alcohol was from grapes."
Recently a woman called the CRC office and asked about the kosher status of Grey Goose unflavored vodka. "The office told her that it is not on the approved list, and she posted on social media that it was unapproved. Within a short period of time, word travelled (as it usually does via social media) that was problematic. I happened to be in Florida this week, and someone asked me, 'What's the story with the vodka?' I assumed he was speaking about Baluga Gold, which has an issue of alcohol made from a dairy source, which would render it problematic to consume it with meat. Little did I know that he was referring to the bruhaha that had developed with Grey Goose," Rabbi Fishbane told Hamodia.
"I quickly called the Rabbanim who we had dealt with in the past, and they informed me that Grey Goose had contracted a special run for the duty-free shops in Israel and that product had a hashgachah. The Rav Hamachshir insisted that the product use a special run of grain alcohol from Strasbourg which had supervision. In addition, the Rav Hamachshir insisted that the entire factory only use this grain alcohol for their unflavored vodka, and actually koshered the machinery beforehand in order to certify the high quality of the hechsher."
In the end, the Grey Goose unflavored vodka has a hechsher, and the people consuming it were not drinking a product containing stam yeinum. "We were lucky this time, but this only re-enforces the concept that I spoke about recently at the Agudah Convention," Rabbi Fishbane said. "There is a disconnect in how people act concerning kashrus, and we must be vigilant as to verifying the certification of any product we consume.
"In addition, at this time the entire production is using the special run of alcohol from Strasbourg due to the insistence of the Rav Hamachshir for the Israeli run. However, there is no guarantee that in the future they will continue using only this alcohol, especially since it is more expensive.
"Those who keep kosher would never eat in a restaurant without a reliable hechsher, nor bring products into their homes unless verified to be kosher. The assumption is that prepared food and beverages are not kosher until verified otherwise. I hope this short-lived incident will drive home the idea that we must be extremely careful with any food or drink we consume."
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Mayweather-McGregor Sham Sucker Punched Gullible Fans
By Eamon Lynch	 On 8/28/17 at 8:46 AM EDT
Floyd Mayweather Jr. looks on as money rains down on Conor McGregor in Brooklyn, New York, on July 13. On Friday, McGregor and Mayweather meet Friday at Wembley, London, in the latest leg of their world tour. Mike Stobe/Getty
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There's an endearing distinctiveness to Conor McGregor's swagger. It's not his strut—chest puffed out, arms half-raised as though anticipating a TSA patdown on his way to the ring. Nor is it his sartorial style—the outsized shades and flashy three-piece suits that call to mind an upwardly mobile loan shark.
No. It's the lower face: the constant, contemptuous gum chewing. The jutting jaw, as solid and tested as a blacksmith's anvil. The lips that don't so much smile as offer an affable warning of lurking menace.
Yes, Conor McGregor is all mouth.
His well-rehearsed swagger had been on obnoxious display for months before the Irishman finally climbed through the ropes at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas to face Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a Saturday night pay-per-view spectacular that pitted Ultimate Fighting's biggest star against one of boxing's all-time greats.
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Even at age 40 and retired for two years, Mayweather cuts a fearsome figure in a boxing ring. He was a perfect 49-0 in his career, having vanquished every notable fighter of his era within his weight class. He had nothing to prove against McGregor, but the promise of a $100 million payday to fight a non-boxer was too much to resist for a man who, according to Forbes, may owe $30 million in taxes. (That's what McGregor took home for his efforts Saturday night.)
To serious fight fans and more than a few medical professionals, this woeful mismatch threatened to be a Saturday night massacre.
What McGregor lacked in boxing credentials he made up for in showmanship. During the prefight publicity routine he goaded Mayweather with gusto. "I'm a 170-pound Irish gorilla," he announced. "I'm going to rip his head off and play football with it."
But as Harambe found, even exceedingly popular gorillas can be felled by ruthless marksmen.
All weekend, the Las Vegas Strip was awash with McGregor fans, many with tricolor Irish flags draped around their necks, and even more sporting faces reddened by triple-digit temperatures—such that the Irish seldom experience outside a crematorium. Few had tickets to the main attraction, and most didn't seem to care. McGregor is one of their own made good, a man who literally fought his way out of Dublin's inner city and is loudly fuckin' proud of it—as are his fans, who came to Vegas for the spectacle, even if they had to enjoy it at casino viewing parties rather than at T-Mobile Arena, where even $10,000 couldn't buy them a seat close enough to hear cheekbones breaking.
The mobs of over-served fans roaming the Strip while their hero was facing certain defeat made it a good bet that the night's most competitive fights would be seen on closed-circuit security cameras rather than pay-per-view. Yet the vibe remained good-humored before the main event. Local Vegas TV news shows surrounded the visitors, every one of whom confidently predicted a McGregor victory, albeit offering no support for this position other than his Irish passport. (This easy sentimentality—and whiskey—may explain why my people have never had an empire.)
"He's the king, and kings have an army. That's us!" said one fan outside the arena, his arms finding support on the shoulders of his equally enthusiastic friends. Up and down the Strip that army marched, all in green but none camouflaged. Many of its soldiers, the men and the women, looked as though they'd had plenty of experience landing punches.
McGregor's arrival in the arena was met with rapturous cheers by a crowd blind to the inconvenient fact that his credentials as a fighter weren't earned by observing the Marquis of Queensberry's rules. The UFC is like a semiprofessional bar brawl, with many deft and deafening kicks to the head. McGregor isn't the type to defer to English nobility on matters of the fist.
By the time McGregor and Mayweather left their corners for the start of round 1, a large segment of the crowd had convinced itself that an epic upset was in the offing, a delusion fueled by beer and a flurry of early punches from McGregor. But mostly beer.
On several occasions in the early going, the Dubliner openly mocked Mayweather, placing both hands behind his back and sticking out his jaw. That got his devotees hooting gleefully, proving that sport can make even the most jaded of fans happily whistle past the graveyard.
With each toll of the bell for the next round, it became more apparent that McGregor was tiring badly, while his more seasoned opponent hadn't even moved into high gear. Mayweather circled his prey, knowing that all he had to do was wait until even the showmanship was exhausted.
Starting in the fifth round, McGregor adopted a "brokeback boxing" strategy, hugging his opponent tightly to avoid receiving blows to his skull and spleen. Rather like admirers of the owner of the nearby gaudy Trump Casino, it was apparent to all but the most diehard believers than their man was ill-equipped for such proximity to power.
In the last fight of the undercard, Gervonta Davis had defeated Francisco Fonseca, aided by a punch to the back of Fonseca's head. The crowd had furiously jeered the illegal blow, but many of those same folks cheered when McGregor landed similar thumps to the back of Mayweather's head. It was about all their man had left, and they knew it.
By the eighth round, the most feared man in the UFC was scuffling with all the ferocity and accuracy of a middle manager arguing with a colleague at after-work cocktails.
In the 10th round, a fusillade of blows from Mayweather forced the referee to end things. With that TKO, Mayweather improved his record to 50-0, an impressive tally that does not include his numerous assaults against women outside the ropes that have resulted in arrests or citations.
When it was over, McGregor slouched against the ropes, battered and bruised, but still steadier on his feet than most of his supporters. It was, his fans gamely declared, a very respectable performance. In Vegas, the fight game is more about entertainment than sporting achievement, and they had been entertained. Perhaps so too had the many viewers who paid $99 to make this the most lucrative pay-per-view event in history.
That this ludicrous mismatch lasted into the 10th round—and that so many were willing to spend so much to see so little—will inevitably fuel calls for a rematch. It was already on the minds of fans as they wandered into the scorching Nevada night. "They have to fight again!" one tricolor-draped man shouted to no one in particular. "We'll make it UFC rules next time."
Eamon Lynch is a writer and editor based in New York City
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Entry Requirements for Mexico With Criminal Records
By: Jae Allen
What Countries Will Not Let You Enter With a Felony?
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What Is the Purpose of Immigration Laws?
Mexico is relatively relaxed regarding entry requirements for those with criminal records, especially compared to its northern neighbor, the United States. Immigration authorities will review your request on a case-by-case basis. Generally, entry may be denied to those convicted of a serious crime such as murder, terrorism, people trafficking, smuggling, aggravated robbery or sex offenses. Minor offenders should have an easier ride.
Entry Requirements for Those With a Criminal Past
The nature and history of the criminal record in question determines ease of entry into Mexico. For most minor criminal offenses, individuals are not specifically barred from entering Mexico. Immigration authorities may deny entry if someone has committed a serious crime including manslaughter, piracy, terrorism, genocide, drug-related crimes, prison break, exploitation of minors, aggravated robbery, car theft, sex offenses, extortion, tax fraud and smuggling. This list is not exhaustive. It's up to the Mexican authorities to decide what constitutes serious crime. Those with outstanding warrants are unlikely to be allowed entry, and individuals on probation or parole are also likely to have problems.
Check Before You Travel
Circumstances will dictate your ability to travel to Mexico. Before leaving home, check with the Mexican embassy or consulate in your home country to determine whether your criminal record will be problematic. American citizens with a felony record might be denied entry to Mexico. Certainly, those convicted felons who are still under supervision in the U.S.—whether it's probation or parole—are unlikely to be either allowed out of the U.S. or into Mexico. It's possible to apply to have a criminal record expunged for travel purposes, depending on the crime. In the past, individuals on the "No-Fly List" compiled by U.S. authorities have been denied entry into Mexico. The Canadian government, having conferred with the Mexican authorities, warns that Canadian citizens with a criminal record may be refused entry into Mexico and may have to return home on the next available flight.
Be Careful of U.S. Transit
For nationals of a country other than the U.S. or Mexico, transit through the U.S. on the way to Mexico is not advised. For example, Canadian citizens with criminal records may be allowed to travel directly from Canada to Mexico and gain entry without problems. However, those same individuals are likely to be refused admission into the U.S. due to a criminal record, so a flight from Canada to Mexico with a connection in the U.S. might end with an immediate return trip to Canada. U.S. immigration services offer a travel waiver for certain foreign nationals with criminal records.
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Jae Allen has been a writer since 1999, with articles published in "The Hub," "Innocent Words" and "Rhythm." She has worked as a medical writer, paralegal, veterinary assistant, stage manager, session musician, ghostwriter and university professor. Allen specializes in travel, health/fitness, animals and other topics.


Gareth Bale can cope with the pressure of replacing Cristiano Ronaldo as the star man at Real Madrid, says his Wales boss Ryan Giggs.
Bale has become the main forward at Real since Ronaldo's summer departure to Juventus, scoring in their opening La Liga wins against Getafe and Girona.
"When someone like Cristiano leaves there is always going to be a spotlight on who is going to replace him goal-wise and threat-wise," said Giggs.
Giggs said Ronaldo's departure meant there will be more focus on the players who are going to score the goals.
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But he added: "Gareth has shown his qualities in big games and that he can handle anything that is thrown at him." Bale became Wales's top goalscorer earlier this year when his 29th international goal took him past Ian Rush's record.
Bale, 29, who joined Real from Tottenham in 2013, is part of a 25-man Wales squad for next month's UEFA League of Nations games against the Republic of Ireland and Denmark.
"He has started this season on fire," Giggs said.
"But there's never really a time when he is not playing well.


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