The first smile of the day stemmed from the sheer joy of being together on planet Earth.
Hands up! It's good to be together!
Terry Godwaldt, executive director of the Centre for Global Education at Queen Elizabeth High School, had just kicked off the morning's video link with students around the world.
He had made a simple request.
Godwaldt counted "1-2-3, go," and for the next 30 seconds, the second-floor classroom he shared with Edmonton students that January morning was filled with the sights and sounds of hoots and hollers and giggles and waves and fist pumps—including at least two ya-hoos!—from China, Indonesia, Slovenia, Peru, Colombia, Kenya, India, Ghana, Mexico and Calgary.
The youth of the world had convened technologically on 132 Avenue in Edmonton's north end. And they were talking climate change.
Those students are among the hundreds of students around the world chosen to work on a white paper to be presented in March at the CitiesIPCC Cities and Climate Change Science Conference in Edmonton.
The conference, co-sponsored by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), will bring together top academic researchers, city planners, policy makers and practitioners, united by the need to share the latest information and challenges faced by cities that contribute to and are affected by climate change.
Among the blue-ribbon who's-who will be a group of those students, who will be flown to Edmonton to present the paper in person.
Jim Andrais, the project's manager at the City of Edmonton, told the young leaders that this wasn't just another high school class project. This will be a chance to build cities.
"As you carry out your work over the next several weeks, you and the hundreds of students contributing to the white paper, will have a chance to influence research at the highest level involving cities and climate change," Andrais said via video link.
The exact topic of the white paper will be the students' choice, and the result of bilateral and trilateral online collaboration under the baton of mentors from the University of Alberta. The work period will also feature a virtual global town hall as the white paper begins to take shape.
The kick off meeting continued with the students taking time to introduce themselves and tell their online community something about their school, and then sharing thoughts about climate change and what they hope they learn through the white paper process. They talked about environmental issues in their cities and what they are doing at school to protect the environment.
When it was his turn, Queen Elizabeth Grade 12 student Andrew Hui told the gathering his high school was a UNESCO school.
Before wrapping up for the morning, and before sending the students to their white paper work, Godwaldt told the young leaders their role at the Edmonton conference will not be ceremonial. He poked a little fun at organizers who use young people for photo opps, but little more.
Godwaldt urged the students to never accept that role. Unmute your microphones, he told them.
Edmontonians will have the chance to meet about 25 of the international students who are authoring the White Paper when they visit the city before and during the conference. They will be in attendance at the Change for Climate: Festival of Youth Voices at NAIT February 27, and on the EPCOR Stage in Hall A of the Shaw Conference Centre on Monday, March 5 from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m.
The world gathers in Edmonton from March 5-7 for the CitiesIPCC Cities and Climate Change Science Conference. More info here: www.CitiesIPCC.org.
Coming soon to Transforming Edmonton: Hear more from three Queen Elizabeth High School students working on the international white paper.


A guide from Far and Wild Safaris will collect you after your breakfast, from your overnight accommodation in Durban, or on your arrival at Durban's King Shaka International Airport. We drive the scenic Dolphin Coast and into rural Zululand, to the Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park, a Big 5 game reserve, where we would spend two nights at Hilltop Camp. The accommodation at Hilltop Camp is in brick under thatch chalets, each bedroom has its own private bathroom with bath, shower in bath, hand-basin and toilet en suite. The chalets are equipped with a fridge and tea station. Your game viewing experience commences immediately upon entering the gates into the Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park and on the drive to Hilltop Camp.
This first evening you will go on a sunset drive in an 'open game-viewing vehicle' with staff from KZN Wildlife, the conservation organisation managing this game reserve. The night drive improves on ones chances of seeing some of the nocturnal species, such as leopard, lion, hyena, genet, bush babies and the other nocturnal animals such as owls and nightjars. You also get to see some of the diurnal animals, with their eyes lighting up in reflection to the spotlight.
Day two will be spent on extended game drives in our tour vehicle, to various areas of the Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park. With an early start, to make the most of the day and to possibly chance upon nocturnal predators returning to their day-time lair. White rhino, giraffe, buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, warthog, baboon, vervet monkey, and antelope such as impala, nyala and kudu are seen frequently, with the possibility of seeing elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah, Black rhino, hippo, crocodile and hyena. Antelope such as red duiker, steenbuck, waterbuck, bushbuck and then the rare Samango monkey and wild dog are sighted much less frequently.
After breakfast we drive to the Mkhuze Game Reserve. Mkhuze Game Reserve is renowned for its excellent birding, with more than 420 bird species on record. The reserve has an astonishing diversity of natural habitats, from the eastern slopes of the Lebombo Mountains along its western boundary, through broad areas of acacia savannah, swamps and a variety of woodlands and riverine forest. Mkhuze Game Reserve is the north-western spur of the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, (iSimangaliso Wetland Park) a recently declared World Heritage Site. Animals to be found in this Big 5 game reserve include black and white rhinoceros, lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, nyala, blue wildebeest, warthog, giraffe, impala, kudu and other smaller antelope. Rare species occurring are cheetah, hyena and suni. Visitors may enjoy excellent animal and bird sightings from the hides in the reserve, especially during the dry months.
Late afternoon, fter the game drive it's onto the town of Mkuze, to check into the Ghost Mountain Inn where we overnight.
Breakfast and then we make our way north to the Nkomazi Private Game Reserve, arriving in time for lunch and your afternoon/evening game drive in 'open Safari vehicles'. The Nkomazi Game Reserve has a very wide diversity of species - including lion. The Komati Tented Lodge is an 'Out of Africa' styled luxury tented accommodation with five star amenities on offer. Each tent has an extra large king-size bed, cooling or heating, an en-suite shower, a vintage outdoor bath on the private expansive teak sun deck with a plunge pool. What about a treatment at the River Retreat Spa (own account) to rejuvenate and relax.
Nature lovers will be able to share in the many wonders of Nkomazi - its diversity of wildlife, habitat, along with its natural scenic splendour and interesting geological features. The Game Reserve represents a range of Africa's biomes and is able to support wildlife that is suited to the high-lying grasslands and those that prefer the low-lying bushveld areas. Game drives are conducted early mornings and late afternoons into the evening, guided by experienced rangers. Traversing through the reserve, the wildlife is interesting in its wide diversity. The game drives last 3 - 4 hours, with a coffee stop in the morning and a sundowner drink stop, normally at a vantage point overlooking one of the many beautiful vistas, at sunset.
The night drives are normally conducted en route back to the lodge, after the afternoon game drive and sundowner stop, here the focus is on the nocturnal species, these are sought out by using a spotlight. It is always advisable to take a hat and warm clothing, even in summer, layering is the answer. In winter, a warm jacket, beanie, scarf and gloves are recommended in addition.
Between the meals and guided game drives, your time can be spent birding within the camp, reading, enjoying Spa relaxation treatments, sun-bathing, swimming and indulging in the wholesome Lodge cuisine.
This morning after our game drive and breakfast we depart the Komati Tented Lodge for the Kruger National Park. The world-renowned Kruger National Park offers a wildlife experience that ranks among the best in Africa. Established in 1898 to protect the wildlife of the South African Lowveld, this national park of nearly 2 million hectares is unrivalled in the diversity of its life forms and a world leader in advanced environmental management techniques and policies.
We will go on a sunset drive in an open safari vehicle on one of the evenings, this to enhance the possibility of seeing the nocturnal species such as leopard, lion, hyena, genet, bush babies and then the other nocturnal animals such as the smaller cats, owls and nightjars. You also get to see most of the diurnal animals, with their eyes lighting up like a little town in the reflection of the spotlights when you chance on a herd of Impala. These drives are conducted by SANParks, the organisation tasked with running this Park.
After our morning game viewing we leave Kruger Park and drive through to reach Johannesburg late afternoon where we drop you off at your overnight accommodation or at the O R Tambo International Airport in time for your flight.


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Professor Migdal discusses his family background and his experiences in college, especially at Harvard. He talks about the influence of people like Frank Tachau and Judith Shklar. Mr. Migdal discusses his theory regarding the structure of the states in the Third World, and he indicates how his theory further helps him understand recent Palestinian society in Israel and the West Bank. Professor Migdal also talks about his work at the University of Washington's School of International Studies, and the Department of Jewish Studies. Mr. Migdal describes his activities with the Seattle Jewish community, especially Congregation Beth Shalom.


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package ec2

import "github.com/timob/javabind"

type ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequestInterface interface {
	AmazonWebServiceRequestInterface

	// public void setInstanceId(java.lang.String)
	SetInstanceId(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getInstanceId()
	GetInstanceId() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withInstanceId(java.lang.String)
	WithInstanceId(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest

	// public void setVpcId(java.lang.String)
	SetVpcId(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getVpcId()
	GetVpcId() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withVpcId(java.lang.String)
	WithVpcId(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest

	// public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getGroups()
	GetGroups() []string

	// public void setGroups(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String>)
	SetGroups(a []string)

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withGroups(java.lang.String...)
	WithGroups(a ...string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withGroups(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String>)
	WithGroups2(a []string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest

	// public com.amazonaws.Request<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest> getDryRunRequest()
	GetDryRunRequest() *Request

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest clone()
	Clone3() *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest
}

type ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest struct {
	AmazonWebServiceRequest
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest()
func NewServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest() (*ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) {

	obj, err := javabind.GetEnv().NewObject("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	x.Callable = &javabind.Callable{obj}
	return x
}

// public void setInstanceId(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) SetInstanceId(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setInstanceId", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getInstanceId()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) GetInstanceId() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getInstanceId", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withInstanceId(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) WithInstanceId(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withInstanceId", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setVpcId(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) SetVpcId(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setVpcId", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getVpcId()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) GetVpcId() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getVpcId", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withVpcId(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) WithVpcId(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withVpcId", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getGroups()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) GetGroups() []string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getGroups", "java/util/List")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoList(javabind.NewJavaToGoString())
	dst := new([]string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public void setGroups(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String>)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) SetGroups(a []string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCollection(javabind.NewGoToJavaString())
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setGroups", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Collection"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withGroups(java.lang.String...)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) WithGroups(a ...string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaObjectArray(javabind.NewGoToJavaString(), "java/lang/String")
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withGroups", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest withGroups(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String>)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) WithGroups2(a []string) *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCollection(javabind.NewGoToJavaString())
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withGroups", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Collection"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public com.amazonaws.Request<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest> getDryRunRequest()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) GetDryRunRequest() *Request {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getDryRunRequest", "com/amazonaws/Request")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &Request{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.String toString()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) ToString() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "toString", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public boolean equals(java.lang.Object)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) Equals(a interface{}) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "equals", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Object"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public int hashCode()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) HashCode() int {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "hashCode", javabind.Int)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return jret.(int)
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest clone()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) Clone3() *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "clone", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AttachClassicLinkVpcRequest")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public com.amazonaws.AmazonWebServiceRequest clone()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) Clone() *AmazonWebServiceRequest {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "clone", "com/amazonaws/AmazonWebServiceRequest")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &AmazonWebServiceRequest{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.Object clone() throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelAttachClassicLinkVpcRequest) Clone2() (*JavaLangObject, error) {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "clone", "java/lang/Object")
	if err != nil {
		var zero *JavaLangObject
		return zero, err
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &JavaLangObject{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x, nil
}

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Your response to the question, 'Why then, with Wilder gone, have we not seen a single body through the door via the resources PA spoke about and tried using against CW following his departure?' was that we don't have millions to spend anymore.
You don't need millions to bring in players. Scouting networks are supposed to find players within a certain budget, so not having as much money to spend isn't a good enough excuse.
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Any signing we make at this level, over the course of the contract will cost millions.
Of course we could look at a cheaper market.... but will they be any improvement on our u23s?
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Depends how much budget you've got, how many players you have on big, long term contracts with no resale fee. We have a bloated squad full of shit we can't shift.
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Over the course of the contract of course, but not in the initial transfer fee. We have just sold our keeper for £24 million, so I expect us to be able to spend a couple on bodies to fit a new system. If not, why bring in a manger that wants to play 4-3-3 and promise him multiple signings?
Most of the under 23s, as is the case at any club, will be lucky to make careers as pro footballers. So yeah, signing a winger from league one is likely to be an improvement on our academy lads.
I agree with bringing in Slav under false pretences. I've kinda backed the prince most of the time during his tenure, but the noises coming from the manager isn't painting him in a good light at the moment.
Also we have just beaten Derby whilst playing 5 under 23s.
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We are bloated in some areas (LB, ST) but desperately light in others (CM, RW, LW).
We've got no chance selling most of our strikers for a decent fee, but we don't need 7 if we are playing one up top. We should have loaned a few out to free up space in the squad. Even if we end up paying half of their wages at another club, it's better than nothing.
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Derby were playing a a fair few n'all, but fair point. Lopata, Ndiaye and Brunt all look promising.
We've got no chance selling most of our strikers for a decent fee, but we don't need 7 if we are playing one up top. We should have loaned a few out to free up space in the squad. Even if we end up paying half of their wages at another club, it's better than nothing
The problem with loans is the same as transfers, the demand for nearly all our strikers (except Jebbison) appears to be an odd rumour regarding Mcburnie to Wolves and Burke to Boro, its bordering on unbelievable that a top 10 Championship club would be interested in any of them, possible exception being Billy.
So which teams in what division would see Mousse as an improvement or Mcgoldrick? And which one of those teams is in a position to offer the same wages, and then if that's not narrowed it down enough, why would Mcgoldrick, Mousse or anyone else accept the deal?
We won't get interest for players like McBurnie from Championship clubs if we don't let them know he's available for loan.
McGoldrick scored 9 goals in the prem last season, I'm sure most Championship clubs would take him on loan.
If you are loaned out, your wage doesn't decrease. We could loan McBurnie to Birmingham for example. They would definitely take him, then you haggle on what percentage of his wages they have to pay. Even if we end up paying half his wages in the deal, we've freed up some money as space in the squad for a winger.
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Why promise Slav new signings then, or is Slav making it up, then
If we are skint and have to make do with our present squad ,why appoint Slav, in the first place, and tell him, there is money for new signings.That doesn't sound very sensible.
I assume you're looking for a response that isn't "they probably told a fib or 2"?
And they used 10 under 23s
The thread has turned in to how much money we have. That has no relevance to the point I was making. I'm not suggesting we spend what we haven't got. I'm wondering why we can no longer exploit the market which PA used as a stick to beat a departing manager with.
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I actually had a dream last night where he went to Palace.
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Nick Jansky
Why refer to him as Van Wanker? How old are you? Makes you look much more of one than him.
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So every Championship club have a worse recruitment team than we do, because they have to be told who is available?
Nick Jansky said:
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Sportbilly said:
Is it just me who thinks of this each time I see his name mentioned?
No wonder he's scratching his head, can't think of anybody who can possibly be an upgrade on our current Gk and Mid!
Our recruitment team!
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I have studied this thread very closely and after some deep deliberation, I have come to the conclusion that the only question I need to ask is, -
Dose anyone know where I can buy a cheap gun........
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Hold it, hold it, we've signed somebody, .....
Happy days are here again,
the sky's are bright and clear again
let us sing a song of cheer again
Happy day's are here again
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Your age explains the comment then and I guess you're just an early starter with the wanking.
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Eric_Brooks
ISZA ⚔ said:
"We don't see the players we missed on, like the ones suggested by the board for very reasonable value. One of them is having a great season in Germany."
Prince Abdullah's words regarding Wilder's recruitment strategy. He claimed Wilder wouldn't entertain a plethora of players identified by a team working under the United World umbrella. That team is headed up by Van Winckel.
6 months after Wilder left - we've signed 1 player on loan from the English leagues, previously identified by CW's recruitment team.
Why then, with Wilder gone, have we not seen a single body through the door via the resources PA spoke about and tried using against CW following his departure?
someone will be here shortly to tell you that nobody wants to join us and it's not the Prince and co's fault
Eric_Brooks said:
Alternatively someone might be along shortly to point out that no one that has contributed to this thread, has had a 25 year career in football, holds a UEAFA pro licence, been assistant manager for one of the biggest clubs in France and Belgium or been hired by a national team.
Odd really as so many appear to know everything about football, the role of people they have never met, and their qualifications and ability to do that role.
If a club approach us for one of our players we want to keep, we can charge a much higher fee (Ramsdale).
Nobody is prepared to pay millions for McBurnie, so we would need to say he is available for loan to attract interest.
No not really, we didn't tell Arsenal Ramsdale was available, they enquired and put in a bid, nothing stopping any club coming in for any player on loan or buy.
The question remains which clubs are battering on the door to take any of our strikers?
Ramsdale, unlike our strikers, was in demand. Therefore clubs have to pay a big fee to get him. We never made him available, because available players are cheaper.
Nobody is battering on the door to take our strikers for a big fee. Therefore, we have to make them available for a smaller fee, which many clubs would be interested in.
We don't have to email every club to say X, Y or Z are available, once again your dodging the issue, you can't loan pkayers to clubs who don't want them, currently the only teams that look at our strikers with envy, are League 1, no one from the PL or top of the Championship will come in for Mousse, Mcgoldrick or McBurnie, and if Forest or Derby come in and can match their wages, you can't force them to accept the loan deal
Yep, Hagansbootlaces is teaching me the ins and outs of being a great wanker
More comedy gold from boghead, see what I did there, changed your name, hilarious isn't it

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Well hellooo loves! Sorry for the delay on the monday mail, we were at Grandma's house so our whole week shifted a little. In lieu of the Monday Mail lets do a little Wednesday update, so we don't fall behind.
Everything you need to know about my week is in this photo.
I've been searching for the perfect tea mug since I lost my pink one. No idea where it went. I loved it too. Le sigh…. This new one is fabulous though, I found it at David's Tea. It's microwave safe so my tea can stay scorching hot, just how I like, it has a loose tea strainer and a lid so I stop spilling in the car. Excellent.
I finally bought a speaker. We never listen to music, probably because we were listening to it over the computer speaker. Coffee Shop Indie, Spotify, were on!
I've been so busy with the house project purchase, measuring, setting up the cabinet maker, etc, that I have comletely spaced out on the furniture. You guys I have almost no furiture, lol! I'm not actually sad about it, I kept everything that was really important and the rest…. This is an amazing oportunity to revamp my style. Only one week left until she's ours. Stay tuned later in the week for what we've got planned. I have some inspirationboards that I think will help you see what I see. Speaking of which, maybe you can help me out. I need a new window over the kitchen sink. It's 5 feet wide and 4 feet high. Imagine white counters, a bright sunny kitchen, you're drinking tea at the island. What kind of window would you choose? Bifold? A shutter style that opens out to the yard (some sort of screen, no one likes bugs. Anything is an option so vote quick. I need to order up. I've never really bought windows before.
This might be where you stop being my friend……. It's VACATION time!!! One of my dearest friends is celebrating her birthday down south, so this Sunday we (girls) are Carribean bound! I am so very excited!!!! I love my family very much, but I need a little down time. She said in a slightly frazzled mom voice. I need some magazines, some great friends and a beach.
US! I've been struggling with this blog formating thing. The blogging, easy peasy, the format. Not my thing. I once took a computer programingcourse in university. I though it was so high tech and advanced, despite the fact that I was total crap at it. My children could probably exceed my coding ability at this point. I seem to have messed it up so much that I can no longer format blog posts and it's blue on my phone. BLUE! I'm throwing in the the towel and hiring someone to fix us up. So if the blog goes missing or strange things start to happen have no worries. It is simply us growing into a beautiful butterfly. It should be fixed just in time for us to take possession! Hurray.
I hope you have the very best week. I love the recipe Katie's lined up for this week, I had a sneak peak, and it's amazing!! Have a beautiful week and look forward to Katie's cooking and more on the dreamhouse.


I've just finished working on a CELTA course in Strasbourg, and one of the things some trainees had trouble with was getting and maintaining the attention of their students. Here are some of the questions I asked them and tips I gave in feedback after the lessons.
Do they know what signal you will give them when you want them to pay attention?
Switch the light off and on again.
Put your hand up and wait for them to put theirs up too.
When the background music finishes playing, the activity ends.
Stand in a particular place.
It's good to get into routines with this, and always use the same signal for the same kind of activity. For example, I normally put my hand up to signal the end of a pair discussion.
Did you give everyone time to respond?
After you've given the signal to pay attention, make sure that you pause for a few seconds to let them stop before you start speaking. Wait for attention from everybody – don't just start with the next instructions or feedback, as you'll only end up repeating it!
Is the signal visible/audible to everyone?
If you're giving an audio signal, make sure it is loud enough. If you're speaking, you don't need to shout, but do project your voice over the volume.
If you're giving a visual signal, make sure all students can see you.
Are they deeply involved in the activity they are doing? Are they ready to finish?
Monitor closely to find out how students are progressing with the activity. If they've only done half of the activity, they are unlikely to want to stop when you try to get their attention.
If you know that timing will be a problem before you start, try to change how you set up the activity. For example, tell the students to do as many questions as they can in 3 minutes, rather than making them finish the exercise. Getting them to check in pairs can help them to fill in the gaps in their answers.
Read a sentence from the exercise, remember it, turn over your paper, write it from memory, then check whether you've got it right.
Change the sentences so they're true for you.
Turn over the paper and remember as many of the words from the exercise as possible, either speaking or writing them. Then look and check.
Start saying the sentences/words to practise pronunciation.
Decide what was the most interesting thing your partner said, ready to report it to the class.
For example, some teachers interrupt speaking activities to get everybody's attention to try to elicit a single word from the group that one student asked for. This is unnecessary, as you could just give them the word without stopping all of the other conversations.
During feedback stages, students might pay attention at the beginning, but drift off if the stage gets too long or boring. Think of how to keep feedback concise, and try to give them a real reason to listen to the other students.
How long have you required their attention for? Can they maintain focus for that long?
It's difficult to concentrate for more than a few minutes at a time without drifting off and losing attention. Vary the activities and the interaction in the lesson, so that students aren't just listening to you for long periods of time. Give them clear things to do and keep them active.
Do you truly believe that you have the right to their attention at this point in the lesson?
This may sound quite odd, but I've noticed that a lot of teachers feel like they're being rude when they interrupt students, especially if the students are older than them, and/or if they're inexperienced teachers. I think if you don't believe that you need students' attention right now, then there is less conviction in your voice, and they are less likely to listen to you.
Last weekend I had the opportunity to present at the third annual InnovateELT conference in Barcelona. The brainchild of the lovely people at ELTJam and hosted by Oxford TEFL, it's become famous for a diverse and friendly crowd, relaxed and productive atmosphere, and innovative format: 10-minute plenaries in the garden, sessions involving learners, and 30-minute talks. I delivered one of these short sessions on the topic of using the whiteboard. No, not interactive, just the act of writing with a pen on the board. As a CELTA tutor, observing lessons and boardwork is a key part of my role. It's something that frequently comes up in feedback. Yet there is no dedicated session on boardwork, nor did I have one on my initial training course.
Is boardwork still considered relevant in this era of technology, projectors and digital books? I think so, and attendance showed I wasn't the only one, with a good mix of teachers and trainers alike.
The session began with a short discussion between the attendees: what do they write on their board? The following were all discussed as possibilities. Ultimately, teachers who know their students can make the best decision about which of the following might be useful to have on the board for their particular classes.
Seeing the content of the class in advance can be motivating for learners. Knowing what is coming up can make them feel more comfortable and give a sense of achievement when it's done. Personally I use it more with my younger classes than with adults. My YLs often need to know that there's something more appetising on the horizon, and they feel more secure knowing the routine of the class.
Again, this is not compulsory but can motivate students, especially if they are phrased in a way that makes the menu content make sense. So 'telling anecdotes' rather than 'practising past simple'.
Some teachers have a separate chart for this, or many now use Class Dojo or a similar system. Either way, seeing a visual representation of behaviour can be useful for YLs.
The majority of attendees use their board for noting down errors and give corrective feedback. One important thing to note – if you do write an error on the board, make sure you cross it out clearly. Leaving it on the board can reinforce it in students' minds, even if you've told them it's incorrect.
As we discussed these points, I drew areas on the board for each section. Have a system and be consistent in where you put this information. Learners find what they need more quickly if they know where to look.
The majority of the talk focussed on what all teachers said they use their board for: emergent language. This is 'unplanned' vocabulary which emerges during the lesson due to students' needs. Giving students language when they need it is a huge part of our job and it's important that we help them to the best of our ability. In order to clarify and consolidate this language, it's vital we put it on the board. Remember that the students' notebooks typically reflect what we put on the board. We need to consider what information we can add to the vocabulary to make it most useful for students.
One of the morning plenaries at Innovate was given by a polyglot, Lýdia Machová, who shared her tips for language learning. One of these was to learn vocabulary in context. Recording vocabulary with co-text (i.e the language with which it appeared) can help our students remember the meaning and give them a better idea about how it is used. Highlighting difficult phonemes, stress and features of connected speech helps them remember the pronunciation long after the lesson has finished. Using different colours to highlight dependent prepositions or the separability of phrasal verbs helps them learn even more, or – as Duncan Foord put it in his plenary, What Have Teachers Ever Done For Us? – helps resolve their doubts before they even appear. I demonstrated these points with the words photography, photograph and photographer.
One of my favourite ways of exploiting and developing new language is through vertical extension. By eliciting more examples from students, we can check their understanding and help students to use the word by highlighting common collocations. It can also be useful to point out things that do not collocate, as this is often a problem for students. I demonstrated this technique using the phrasal verb call off.
If our board is systematic and informative, hopefully our students' notes will be, too. It's very important to give students time to copy, so that they can concentrate while the language is being discussed. I recommend monitoring to ensure they copy accurately. This also gives shyer students the chance to ask questions.
Colours are important too. Personally, I'm a stickler for writing in black. Although everything looks clear when you're stood up at the board, if you're sitting at the back of the class, or have problems with your vision, red and green pens can be really hard to read.
By the end of the lesson, the board should be covered in lovely new language. Use the last 5 minutes of the class to review it, either through some extra drilling practice, or a game of Backs to the Boards/Hot Seat that just requires you to point at the language.
Encourage students to take a photo of the board. If you have an online platform or whatsapp group, they can share it (great for absent students!) or just keep them on their phone to flick through next time they're bored on the bus. It's also useful for the teacher to take a photo; an easy way of keeping a record of new vocabulary to recycle and consolidate in future lessons. Furthermore, taking a photo of your board is a wonderful way of reflecting on the lesson, and on your board work. You'll see things you could have added or expanded, and ways to make things clearer.
Teachers are also sharing pictures of their boards on twitter, using the hashtag #ELTwhiteboard. It's a wonderful place to connect with other teachers, to ask for advice and to pick up some great ideas for lessons. Get involved!
This will be a familiar refrain to anyone who's ever worked at a summer school*, and is coming back to haunt me now that I'm working (semi-)permanently at a private language school in the UK. I'm currently teaching an Elementary level group 20 hours a week, with various of the students having been in the same class for the last 2+ months and getting very impatient about going up a level.
The next thing to do is work out how to deal with this situation. My ultimate aim is to train the students out of saying "Finished" at the end of every task, particularly at the end of a speaking task (how can you ever be 'finished' with a speaking task?) These are not students who are particularly shy or quiet in their L1s, and they're not so short of English that they struggle to find things to say. I've been trying to work on question forms a lot over the last couple of weeks, and one of the nine students has got the hang of asking extra questions to continue a conversation, partly because she is the student most desperate to go up a level and she's trying to prove she's ready (more on that in a later post), but also because we discussed how she converses in Arabic, including whether she says "Finished" at the end of every conversation in her native language.
For more finite tasks, there is generally a much clearer 'finish point', but I find the idea that the students feel the need to tell me they've finished when it's pretty obvious I can see that a little depressing. Don't know if that's just me though? When doing the IHCYL about how to teach young learners, there was much discussion about what to do with fast finishers, but most of the time these (adult) students finish within a few seconds of each other so the idea of extra activities (maybe) doesn't apply. Should I just ignore the 'finished's or is there a way to harness this enthusiasm? I often extend the task a little, but find these extensions can sometimes end up doubling or even tripling the length of an activity.


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A (correctly-numbered) preprint copy of my historical overview of the conflict antiquities trade is available for download. As I mentioned before, the ICOM International Observatory's book is also available to read online.
The public and professionals alike have been sensitized to the problem of conflict antiquities through the Syrian civil war. The history of the trade is sometimes traced as far back as Iraq, Afghanistan or Cambodia. Yet, such plunder forms a piece with far older programmes of State expropriation. Complex structures for antiquities trafficking by armed groups and repressive regimes, and sophisticated markets that consume violently extracted cultural assets, have existed for more than a hundred years (Hardy, 2015: 21).
Using examples from the British Empire, the Ottoman Empire, Bolshevik Russia and the Soviet Union, the Nazi Empire, Communist East Germany, China and Cambodia, I show how conflict antiquities trafficking emerged as a legalised, bureaucratised state crime of expropriation; and how such expropriation functioned both as a way to finance political violence and as a constituent element of political violence (in the form of genocide, ethnocide and politicide).
A victim of Communist East Germany's expropriation, collector Friedhelm Beuker observed that conflict antiquities remained 'smeared with blood, everyone knows that, including the dealers here in the West'. Such bloodstained assets have been, and continue to be, consumed by markets around the world. This century-long history demonstrates that situation-to-situation regulation does not work and that the market will not regulate itself. It needs to be strictly regulated to reduce the flow of finances to human rights abusers (Hardy, 2015: 28).
In the near future, I hope to publish a somewhat systematic review of conflict antiquities trafficking by para-state, deep state, shadow state and anti-state forces. It will include another example of "official" state crime (in Cuba), to reintroduce the problem. And it will discuss the shift from state plunder and expropriation towards non-state looting and extortion (which, I believe, emerged during colonial states' small wars and exploded through the Cold War).


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Cybersecurity software company Avast sold its RMM platform, Managed Workplace, to Barracuda Networks. Barracuda, a notable data backup and security technology company, will now add a full remote monitoring and management solution to its portfolio of tools, which include security and data backup solutions.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but this marks the 2nd sale of the RMM platform, the original sale was from Level Platforms to AVG (in 2013). Avast acquired a majority stake in AVG in 2016. As part of the deal, Barracuda will continue to deliver Avast security solutions to Managed Workplace MSPs.
Once a dominant RMM software platform for MSPs, Managed Workplace had been quite competitive in the MSP profession, the AVG and Avast acquisitions seem to have lessened the importance of the MSP software compared to the security offerings of both companies.
What's Next for Managed Workplace?
If I had to take a guess, Managed Workplace is going to be supercharged and aggressively marketed to the MSP community in 2019 and beyond. Here's why.
After the Level Platforms sale to AVG, there was a lot of IT channel chatter about how AVG was going to fuse the RMM platform with security technology. At the time, this was very forward-thinking and anticipated the growing interest in security we see today.
Rather than speculate on why the RMM platform never took off, suffice it to say that neither AVG nor Avast could figure out how to market and sell Managed Workplace to MSPs. Barracuda should be a different story.
Barracuda is owned by private equity firm Thoma Bravo, which owns several technology companies who target MSPs. Specifically, Thoma Bravo owns SolarWinds and Continuum. Now, with Barracuda and Managed Workplace, there will be three RMM platforms owned by a single private equity firm. This acquisition did not take place by accident; there was a purpose behind buying yet another RMM technology (more on that later).
Barracuda already owns several MSP specific backup and storage companies, so it understands how to sell to MSPs. I think we can expect significant investment in Managed Workplace to make it current with the rest of the RMM platforms, and we should all expect aggressive marketing and outreach to both existing Managed Workplace MSPs, as well as new MSPs not currently working with Barracuda.
Keep watching these guys. I predict big things will be happening this year!
Managed Workplace was the first , real RMM tool our company deployed back in 2005-6. Back then, all the other RMM tool companies wanted you to buy a bunch of client licenses right from the get go, whether you needed them or not. MW only charged you for the licenses you deployed, so it was much more affordable to get started as an MSP, which is why I think they had such great success early on. It was even largely a hosted solution, so no infrastructure to invest in!
I was even on their advisory board for a while, even after the sale to AVG. I met a lot of good people there who I still consider friends. Unfortunately, after the AVG acquired it, they let the product languish while competing RMM vendors invested in improving their product. Like a lot of other faithful MW users, we finally had to move on to something more robust to keep up with the market. It was too bad because in at it's prime, it was a great product with a lot of potential.


There are many points of interest in Earth 2 #9 and James Robinson - no stranger to involved storylines - does a masterful job of balancing them all. The lion's share of the issue is focused upon the creation of a new Doctor Fate - a revelation I have no trouble spoiling given that this issue's cover reveals that fact and they have been building to this moment for several issues now. Yet amid this momentous occasion, Robinson manages to sneak in even more story, such as a full background for the mysterious mage Wotan and the appearance of two more Jack Kirby creations I'm surprised we have not seen sooner in the New 52.
Nicola Scott's artwork is as fine as ever. Indeed, fine is too small a word for Scott's prowess. Detailed without being obscuring, Nicola Scott's pencils are enhanced by the equally skillful inks of Trevor Scott. I'd be hard pressed to pick the best looking book on the market, but Earth 2 would easily make my personal Top 5.
I wish all the New 52 series showed the care and craft that seems to have gone into the creation and definition of Earth 2. The stories are action-packed with engaging characters. The artwork is crisp and beautiful. This is a book every fan of the comics medium should be reading!


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No. 13 LSU Stuns No. 5 Tennessee 82-80 In OT
written by KARL HAMILTON February 23, 2019
Ja'vonte Smart of the LSU Tigers basketball team
BATON ROUGE – No. 13 LSU stunned No. 5 Tennessee 82-80 in overtime to stimulate the battle for the Southeastern Conference (SEC) regular season title on Saturday.
A crucial overtime foul by Grant Williams put Ja'vonte Smart on the line to knock down a pair of free throws to give the Tigers (22-5, 12-2 SEC) the lead with 0.6 seconds left on the clock and then the home side held on for victory.
Smart ended the game with 29 points, five rebounds and five assists to lead LSU, while Skylar Mays added 23 points for the Tigers, who shot just 38.5 percent from the field on the day.
"I just had a lot of fun. I just wanted to get that win under our belt and push forward," Smart said about the performance.
"I just love him," said LSU head coach Will Wade about Smart. "He's everything we're about as a program. He's from Louisiana. He loves LSU and he loves it.
"There's no doubt he was making those two free throws. He was supposed to miss the second one, but once Tennessee was going to call timeout we figured we might as well have him make it. He was going to miss the second one so they wouldn't have enough time.
"Those things were going in. I love his hustle. I love his grit. He gets the job done. We only turned the ball over seven times today. That's huge.
"To be able to value the ball and just make simple plays and only turn it over seven times was just tremendous."
Kavell Bigby-Williams ended with a double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds for LSU, which trailed by five at halftime, but battled back to send the game into overtime after both teams were knotted at 71 at the end of regulation.
Freshman forward Darius Days contributed nine points, four rebounds and two steals in the victory.
The Tigers were bouncing back from an 82-77 OT defeat to Florida in midweek.
Admiral Schofield had 27 points and nine rebounds for fifth-ranked Tennessee, which was losing for the second time in the last three games.
Grant Williams ended with 18 points and nine rebounds for the Volunteers (24-3, 12-2), with Jordan Bone scoring 13 points in the defeat for the visitors, who shot 44.8 percent from the field, but had 14 turnovers in the game.
Tennessee head coach Rick Barnes discuss what's next for his team and how they have to move forward.
"We have to understand from those situations that we're going to be in close games from here on out," he said. "The way we execute down the stretch, not turning the ball over, staying within ourselves is what we need to do. We've got to guard the ball.
"There is not a question about that. We've got to be able to stay in front of the basketball and not let people get to the rim. We've got to get to the free-throw line more than we did tonight."
The win sees LSU joining Tennessee atop the SEC standings with a 12-2 record.
The Tigers, who also defeated Kentucky when the Wildcats were ranked No. 5 two-weeks-ago, return to action Tuesday night when they entertain Texas A&M.
As for the Volunteers, they will travel to take on Ole Miss on Wednesday.
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Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] took an upward turn with a change of 4.87%, trading at the price of $9.04 during the trading session on . The price movement in correlation with percentage of the mentioned increase can allow a valuable insight to investors. During the last trading session 2.13 million shares changed hands being bought and sold, while Peabody Energy Corporation shares have an average trading volume of 1.66M shares for that time period. BTU monthly volatility recorded 6.23%, in the meanwhile having share price volatility for the week set at 7.93%. PS value for BTU stocks is 0.19 with PB recorded at 0.31.
Peabody Energy Corporation [NYSE:BTU]: Analyst Rating and Earnings
Its stock price has been found in the range of 8.50 to 35.11. This is compared to its latest closing price of $8.62.
Keep your eyes peeled for the soon-to-be-published financial results of this company, which are expected to be made public on Wed 5 Feb (In 23 Days).
Fundamental Analysis of Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU]
Now let's turn to look at profitability: with a current Operating Margin for Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] sitting at +9.42 and its Gross Margin at +12.31, this company's Net Margin is now 6.70%. These metrics indicate that this company is not generating as much profit, after accounting for expenses, compared to its market peers.
This company's Return on Total Capital is 10.38, and its Return on Invested Capital has reached 13.90%. Its Return on Equity is 17.73, and its Return on Assets is 7.96. These metrics suggest that this Peabody Energy Corporation does a poor job of managing its assets, and likely won't be able to provide successful business outcomes for its investors in the near term.
Turning to investigate this organization's capital structure, Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] has generated a Total Debt to Total Equity ratio of 40.26. Similarly, its Total Debt to Total Capital is 28.70,
while its Total Debt to Total Assets stands at 18.41. Looking toward the future, this publicly-traded company's Long-Term Debt to Equity is 3.45, and its Long-Term Debt to Total Capital is 39.18.
What about valuation? This company's Enterprise Value to EBITDA is 1.09 and its Total Debt to EBITDA Value is 1.10. The Enterprise Value to Sales for this firm is now 0.28, and its Total Debt to Enterprise Value stands at 0.33. Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] has a Price to Book Ratio of 0.99, a Price to Cash Flow Ratio of 1.89 and P/E Ratio of 3.19. These metrics all suggest that Peabody Energy Corporation is more likely to generate a positive ROI.
Shifting the focus to workforce efficiency, Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] earns $739,054 for each employee under its payroll. Similarly, this company's Receivables Turnover is 10.91 and its Total Asset Turnover is 0.70. This publicly-traded organization's liquidity data is also interesting: its Quick Ratio is 1.58 and its Current Ratio is 1.85. This company, considering these metrics, has a healthy ratio between its short-term liquid assets and its short-term liabilities, making it a less risky investment.
Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] has 101.18M shares outstanding, amounting to a total market cap of $914.67M. Its stock price has been found in the range of 8.50 to 35.11. At its current price, it has moved down by -74.26% from its 52-week high, and it has moved up 6.35% from its 52-week low.
This stock's Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 44.49. This RSI score is good, suggesting this stock is neither overbought or oversold.
Conclusion: Is Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU] a Reliable Buy?
Shares of Peabody Energy Corporation [BTU], on the whole, present investors with both positive and negative signals. Wall Street analysts have mixed reviews when it comes to the 12-month price outlook, and this company's financials show a combination of strengths and weaknesses. Based on the price performance, this investment is somewhat risky while presenting reasonable potential for ROI.
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The Ashgabat Monorail () is a monorail line on the Olympic Village in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Construction started in 2012, by Turkish construction company Polimeks. It uses a 25-meter rolling stock by Intamin.

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Preheat the oven to 180°C/160°C fan/gas 4. Lightly oil two baking sheets.
Beat the butter, orange zest and sugar together in a large bowl until creamy. Beat in the egg, vanilla extract, oats, flour and baking powder until well combined.
Stir the pistachio nuts and chocolate chunks, and mix well.
Divide the mixture into 16 and spoon, spaced well apart, on to the baking sheets. Press down slightly with the back of a fork and bake for 15-20 minutes until golden.
Melt chocolate and put into piping bag with narrow nozzle and decorate!
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A former dividing line unites history lovers in conservation efforts
In the 1770s, no one knew exactly where Pennsylvania ended and Maryland started. Cue in Charles Mason and Jeremiah...
A former dividing line unites history lovers in conservation efforts In the 1770s, no one knew exactly where Pennsylvania ended and Maryland started. Cue in Charles Mason and Jeremiah... Check out this story on ydr.com: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/local/2015/04/09/york-county-heritage-trust-hosting-free-lecture-mason/31270945/
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A replica of an orginal crownstone at mile 50 on the Mason-Dixon line depicts the Calvert family crest (MD). The original was taken off the line and taken to a historical society in Maryland. Submitted
In the 1770s, no one knew exactly where Pennsylvania ended and Maryland started. Cue in Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon and the dispute was resolved.
Better remembered in history for officially settling the Pennsylvania-Maryland border dispute, Mason and Dixon had their names immortalized in the famous Mason-Dixon line.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the line's creation, the York County Heritage Trust is bringing land surveyor Todd Babcock to host "Restoring a Mason & Dixon Line Marker," a free lecture part of the trust's Second Saturdays, on April 11 at 10:30 a.m. at the Historical Society Museum at 250 East Market St.
Babcock, chairman and co-founder of the Mason & Dixon Line Preservation Partnership, will explain the territorial dispute between the two neighboring colonies and discuss the group's efforts to restore some of the original line markers.
"If we lose those stones, not only do we lose historical artifacts, but we also lose the work Mason and Dixon performed," he said.
Babcock and his team of surveyors are dedicated to inventorying and preserving the stones that mark the line, and in the future will replace stones that have been lost or destroyed.
British surveyors Mason and Dixon started working on setting the line in 1763 and worked during four years, until completing their work in 1767. Over 300 miles in length, Todd's partnership has surveyed about 200 miles of the line between Pennsylvania and Maryland. A map on their website lists the exact location of many of markers, complete with detailed directions and comments on the condition of each of the markers.
Dan Roe, who is in charge of public programing at the York County Heritage Trust, said although the line is often remembered as the line dividing the free states of the North from the slave states of the South, the line's history predates the Civil War by almost 100 years.
"We try to expose the general public to local culture and history," he said. "This is a line a lot of people know about, but not many people realize it goes back to the 1760s," he said.
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The complete line-up for Doomsday Fest has been revealed. See you in Brighton….
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Herbert Stothart was nominated for nine Oscars and won for Best Original Score for his work on the 1939 film of The Wizard of Oz. As a young man, he studied music in Europe and at the University of Wisconsin where he also taught. He worked as a musical director for Arthur Hammerstein and later began writing music for the producer's nephew Oscar Hammerstein II, including some for the operetta Rose Marie. In 1929 he was signed to a contract by Louis B Mayer and spent the last 20 years of his life at MGM studios working on films including Rose Marie, A Night at the Opera, Anna Karenina, David Copperfield, Madame Curie, Idiot's Delight, Northwest Passage, Mrs Miniver, Mutiny on the Bounty, National Velvet and What Every Woman Knows.


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Bypræfekturet Shangluo (商洛; pinyin: Shāngluò Shì) ligger i den østlige del af den kinesiske provins Shaanxi. Præfekturet har et areal på 	19.292 km²,, og en befolkning på 2.430.000 mennesker (2007).

Præfekturnavnet går tilbage til Han-dynastiets tid.

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Administrativt består Shangluo af et bydistrikt og seks amter:

 Bydistriktet Shangzhou – 商州区 ; Shāngzhōu Qū ;
 Amtet Luonan – 洛南县 Luònán Xiàn ;
 Amtet Danfeng – 丹凤县 Dānfèng Xiàn ;
 Amtet Shangnan – 商南县 Shāngnán Xiàn ;
 Amtet Shanyang – 山阳县 Shānyáng Xiàn ;
 Amtet Zhen'an – 镇安县 Zhèn'ān Xiàn ;
 Amtet Zhashui – 柞水县 Zhàshuǐ Xiàn''.

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Kinas rigsvej 312 løber gennem området. Den fører fra Shanghai og ender på grænsen til Kasakhstan, og passerer blandt andet Suzhou, Nanjing, Hefei, Xinyang, Xi'an, Lanzhou, Jiayuguan og Urumqi.

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Although it may be restored over the weekend, it is most likely that it will be restored on Monday, when the staff are in the office. If i could invite you to check back on monday for a response, one of the ProBoards staff will initiate the restore for you.
Today is National Jelly Bean Day - Did you know jelly beans have been around since the mid 1800's?


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Bank Charter issued on February 20, 1871. The bank opened its doors on April 4, 1871 at the corner of West Washington and Lawrence Streets in Charles Town, West Virginia.
Operated at 231 West Washington Street from 1907 through 1938. The letters BANK can still be seen at the top of the one-time American Legion Building.
Bank of Charles Town becomes the first bank in Jefferson County, WV to offer Trust Services. Also, offices moved to the southeast corner of Washington and George Streets, Charles Town.
The Bank moves into its new facility at 111 East Washington Street, Charles Town, WV, with 31 employees and 10 million dollars in assets.
Main office goes through renovation and is expanded.
Branding was updated and a new logo featuring a large BCT was unveiled. Also began operations at our fourth branch in Martinsburg, on Tuscarora Pike in Berkeley County, WV.
A second full service branch in Berkeley County, WV opened in Hedgesville, WV.
7,000 square foot addition to the main office in Charles Town, named the Donald S. Smith Financial Center. Also increased Drive-Up Window lanes to four.
A Loan Production Office was opened in Middleburg, VA at The Noble House on West Washington Street.
A full service branch was opened in Hagerstown, MD on Frederick Street.
Expanded services in Middleburg, VA from Loan Production Office to Branch operations. The office moves to a new building within walking distance of Downtown Middleburg, just off of The Plains Road.
A "story" tree is added to BCT's branding, with a refreshed logo as well. The tree signifies our historic roots in local economies and our five core values: Teamwork, Integrity, Growth, Customer Commitment, and Community Focus.
Our eighth branch celebrates its Grand Opening in July, 2018. Alice Frazier, President & CEO, accepts the town's welcome on behalf of BCT.
The Grand Opening for our ninth branch in Leesburg, VA was held June 4, 2020. This also marked the first building sign to include The Community's Bank branding.
BCT has grown to over $511 million in assets and employs over 120 team members throughout our three markets of the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, Loudoun County, Virginia, and Washington County, Maryland. Through our growth we remain committed to the core values and principles that fostered our success for over 148 years. We are still BCT - Rooted in Tradition. Growing Our Communities.
American Banker names BCT a BEST BANK TO WORK FOR.
The new and improved www.mybct.bank website launches despite the disruption of the global COVID-19 pandemic!
For the second year in a row, American Banker names BCT a BEST BANK TO WORK FOR.


As part of our series on Warren Buffett's Annual Letters, we look at the letter for 2017, which was released over the weekend.
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We look at another of Warren Buffett's annual letters – this time covering 2009. What tips will the master have in store for us this week?
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I finally read one of Warren Buffett's annual letters to the shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway – will I learn as much as people have led me to expect?


Mt. Rushmore was the most boring national park I've been to yet. We walked to Mt. Rushmore saw Mt. Rushmore. Then went to the museum which was more fun than the faces. Mom and I watched some videos which were interesting.
In one of the pictures the noses are probably as tall as a full grown man.
We went to the information center and got my pass port stamped.


Gaucho is a chain of stylish steak restaurants and bars. The menu features Argentinian beef - rump, sirloin, fillet or rib eye, and the gran parillada – a mixed grill of rump steak. Other dishes include lamb chops, morcilla, sweetbreads & chicken, an Ecuadorian ceviche with tiger prawns and a few non-meat items for vegetarians.


Off to an exciting start of the year with a wine trip to the Douro Valley. During 3 days I've visited a few wineries, met and discussed with producers and barrel-tasted some 2015s and 2016s wines. Definitely a promising year ahead with some very good releases in the horizon.
Father (Domingos, a Douro table wine pioneer in the 90s) and son (Tiago, a trained winemaker) are working tightly together to guarantee a bright future ahead for the family-run Alves de Sousa winery. A courageous new winery building, even more precise viticulture, age-worthy wines and innovative high-quality wine projects. Inspiring!
Quinta da Gaivosa, the heart of Alves de Sousa winery in the Baixo Corgo area of the Douro Valley.
The new winery building at Alves de Sousa. A modern architecture black brick structure designed by Belém Lima under function-oriented supervision of the Alves de Sousa family.
At the top (~500m) of Quinta da Gaivosa, the heart of Alves de Sousa winery in the Baixo Corgo area of the Douro Valley.
Saved in 2004 in a last minute decision to try to make wine from it one last time. 90-yr-old field blend. 500 m altitude. 2.5 ha (50% missing). Extremely low yields. The birthplace of one of the most exhilarating Douro reds, the one and only Abandonado.
Barrel tasting of 2015 and 2016 wines with father (Domingos) and son (Tiago). Some great things coming up when released!
A fabulous tasting of Alves de Sousa old vintages. Gaivosa 2009, Reserva Pessoal 2008, Vinha do Lordelo 2005 and the ethereal Abandonado 04. Memórias, a blend of the best of the last 20 years – including these ones – tasting like it. Unique.
A unique skin, lees contact & batonnage white in the Douro. Gouveio, Malvasia Fina, Viosinho and field-blend varieties from 60-year-old vineyard. Like "orange" wine? You'll love this.
Winery tasting was followed by food & wine tasting (with the same wines plus a couple of new bottles) at the consistently-good fine dining Douro restaurant DOC.


The laboratory studies mechanism of cell division and fusion, chromosome instability and cancer: how centromere-kinetochore proteins, spindle checkpoint proteins, oncoproteins, tumor suppressor proteins, non-coding RNAs, stem cells and these genetic and epigenetic mechanisms work together to impact on chromosome-genomic stability, cancer, neurodegenerative disease (e.g., Levy Body Dementia), and regenerative medicine (. The laboratory will determine methods/tools to block or cure them including specific drug and stem cell therapy.
To address this problem, we use multiple approaches –molecular and cellular biology, biomedical engineering, pharmacology, biochemistry, tissue culture of mouse-human cancer cell lines and pluripotent cells (e.g. stem cells and iPS cells), cloning, CRISPR-based genome editing, immunofluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, other cell-based assay, and computational models of cell signaling and cancer. Responsible for assisting with laboratory duties in a research setting. Performs not only routine tests but also academic research to be an author in peer-reviewed journal and/or future external faculty candidate with direction from Dr. Yohei Niikura: supervisor, principal investigator.
• Grow and maintain cells in tissue culture, plasmid cloning, protein purification, CRISPR-based genome editing, immunofluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, other cell-based assays.
• Use or operate equipment and instruments such as microscopes, spectrophotometers, centrifuges, pH meters and other standard laboratory equipment.
• Preparing and maintaining commonly used lab reagents.
• Ordering and organizing laboratory supplies.
Handling Biological and Chemical hazards.
• Both English and Chinese proficiency (Common language in the lab is English).
• PhD degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology closely related Post-doc experience (ideally within 3 years experience of Post-doc). Strong publication record is advantageous.
• Experience of plasmid construction, protein purification, some cell culture, and handling of electronical instruments (e.g, fluorescent microscope, flow cytometry, etc.) is primary prerequisite; mouse experimentation or experience of computational programming is a plus.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain complete and organized records/reports.
• Working knowledge of basic computer software (word, excel, power point, photo shop, illustrator, etc.).
• Positive mindset, strong commitment, and stable responsibility to achieve goals of projects.
• Total 150,000 RMB / year is guaranteed.
• 10-20% higher salary than the standard of the Model Animal Research Center (MARC), Nanjing University is guaranteed.
• The salary includes 20.5% insurance; plus, additional 39.7% insurance is covered by the budget of principal investigator.
• Performance incentive increase of salary is considered year by year.
Works in laboratory environment with potential exposure to biological and chemical hazards. Must be physically able to wear protective equipment. Could be able to provide standard care to research animals (especially mice).
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Mercure Insurance was founded in 1890 by Captain Hubert Mercure, a retired lake captain. He saw the need for some form of protection when the general store he owned and all the adjoining buildings were destroyed by fire earlier that year. With this in mind, the captain established the Mercure Agency and operated a coal business in conjunction with it. It was located on the Northeast corner of Fort Rd and Huron River Drive (formerly Fogg's Market and Crispin's Service Station). After Captain Mercure's death in 1926, it was continued by his oldest son, Daniel H. Mercure.
At that time, Dan operated his own business, one of the first automobile dealerships in southern Michigan. He sold Fords and then transferred to Willys-Overland. Many of the local residents' first car was an Overland purchased from Dan – and insured by him. The Agency continued to grow under his supervision until his untimely death in 1935.
It was then taken over by one of his sons, Deland G. Mercure. He worked at the Newport State Bank and operated the insurance agency out of his home. In 1941, he started working full time in the insurance business and moved into a small office on Fort Street at the present site of the Rockwood plaza parking lot. Later, the business was moved North on Fort Street near Church St and again in 1959 further North on Fort Street. Deland died in 1970, less than a year after moving his prospering business to a new office building he had just constructed on the adjacent property.
The agency is now owned and operated by his oldest son, Daniel H. Mercure along with his son, Daniel M. Mercure, who represents the 5th generation to carry on the family business.
The current office is located at 22200 Huron River Drive in Rockwood (the building originally was the Rockwood Drug Store).
If you have a loss that requires the fire department you may see us arrive in one of our loss prevention vehicles. Dan Jr. is chief of the Rockwood Fire Department.
It is our privilege to service these southeast Michigan communities Rockwood, Flat Rock, Gibraltar, Grosse Ile, Brownstown, Riverview, Wyandotte, Trenton, Woodhaven, Southgate, Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Huron Twp., S Rockwood, Newport, Carleton, Estral Beach, Frenchtown, Monroe, Ash Twp and many more areas around the state.
"It is not often that you find a company that will save you money, without you even knowing they are doing it!
We would like to thank your entire staff for their due diligence of looking out for their customers. It is reassuring to know that your actions of getting the best rates at renewal, while keeping up coverage is a quality seldom found these days with customer service, (and we didn't have to ask for it)."
Ken P
"Thank you so much for your help....you made it so easy for me and this was the part of this loan that i was dreading the most!!!"
"We changed insurance companies from State Farm to Mercure because we heard such wonderful things about Suzanne Jensen. She has certainly lived up to all of the compliments I have heard about her!
Recently, she has gone over and beyond to help get our insurance straightened out with our new mortgage company because our mortgage was recently sold.
Thank you for your time reading this email and for your wonderful staff member!"
David & Joyce
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