A leading green energy entrepreneur has thrown his support behind an island community as they wage a David and Goliath style battle against a major wind farm developer.
Steve McDonald, whose renewables projects include The UK’s biggest onshore wind farm project at Whitelee near Eaglesham in East Renfrewshire, said he believes most of the revenue from a proposed green energy development on common grazings around Stornoway would flow straight into foreign pockets if island crofters lost their bid to run their own wind farm.
He questioned whether the rival proposal by Lewis Wind Power, a private consortium owned by energy giant EDF and engineering firm Amec-Foster-Wheeler, would represent a “good return on investment” for the millions of pounds of UK taxpayers cash needed to create infrastructure. Mr McDonald, a co-founder of Sgurr Energy, has given his support to smaller community-based energy schemes, claiming most of the revenue from the development will go abroad if the LWP scheme is successful.
“I don’t think that’s a good return on investment to the UK taxpayer,” he added.
Island crofting communities are preparing to do battle against the energy consortium’s hostile bid to create a 36 turbine wind farm capable of powering 135,000 homes on common land. The islanders want to build a smaller wind farm on part of the site, with profits returning to the local community. Four townships – Melbost and Branahuie, Sandwick East Street, Sandwick North Street and Aginish – lodged applications to the Crofting Commission nearly a year ago.
However before the commission was able to act, Lewis Wind Power lodged a hostile application with the Land Court, seeking to develop the area with or without crofters’ consent. Landlord for the proposed site, the Stornoway Trust, has signed a 70 year lease to EDF and Amec for LWPs development.
Lewis Wind Power has insisted their plans will benefit crofters.
A spokesman for EDF said: “The Land Court will make sure the crofters on the Stornoway wind farm land get a fair deal in respect of the income they will receive in return for having wind farm infrastructure on their land.”
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U.S. v. ATKINS(1922)
[260 U.S. 220, 221] Mr. H. L. Underwood, of Washington, D. C., for the United states.
[260 U.S. 220, 223] Messrs. Joseph M. Hill, of Ft. Smith, Ark., Napoleon B. Maxey and Malcolm E. Rosser, both of Muskogee, Okl., and Henry L. Fitzhugh, of Ft. Smith, Ark., for appellants Atkins and others.
Mr. C. B. Stuart, of Oklahoma City, Okl., for Minnie Atkins and others.
Mr. Justice McREYNOLDS delivered the opinion of the Court.
Under authority of Acts of Congress the [Dawes] Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes enrolled Thomas Atkins as a Creek Indian alive on April 1, 1899; the Secretary of the Interior approved; an allotment was selected for him; a patent issued and was recorded as required by [260 U.S. 220, 224] law. Minnie Atkins undertook, as his sole heir, to convey the land to certain named defendants. Alleging that Thomas Atkins never existed and that his enrollment came about through fraud and gross mistake of law and fact, the United States brought this proceeding against many defendants to annul the allotment certificate and patent and to quiet title in the Tribe.
Minnie Atkins maintains that the enrolled Thomas was her son; that he was born prior to April 1, 1899, and died thereafter, leaving her as sole heir. Nancy Atkins claims to be the mother and sole heir. She filed a cross-bill asking that the title to the land be confirmed to her and those claiming through her. Henry Carter asserts that he is the individual enrolled as Thomas Atkins.
The trial court ruled that the enrollment by the Commission amounted to an adjudication that Thomas Atkins was a living person on April 1, 1899, entitled to membership; that this finding was not subject to collateral attack under a mere allegation of his nonexistence; and that it could not be annulled for fraud, unless the fraud alleged and proved was such as to have prevented a full hearing within the doctrine approved by United States v. Throckmorton, 98 U.S. 61 , Vance v. Burbank, 101 U.S. 514 , and Hilton v. Guyot, 159 U.S. 113 , 16 Sup. Ct. 139. The relief asked by the United States was accordingly denied. Having considered the voluminous testimony, it found Minnie Atkins to be the mother of Thomas and owner of the land subject to the rights of those claiming under her. The Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a final decree embodying these conclusions. Folk v. United States, 233 Fed. 177, 147 C. C. A. 183; United States v. Atkins, 268 Fed. 923.
In United States v. Wildcat, 244 U.S. 111, 118 , 119 S., 37 Sup. Ct. 561, 564 (61 L. Ed. 1024), it was insisted that the Indian died prior to April 1, 1899, and that his enrollment as of that date was beyond the jurisdiction of the Dawes Commission and void within the doctrine of Scott v. McNeal, 154 U.S. 34 , 14 Sup. Ct. 1108. Much consideration was given to the statutes creating and defining [260 U.S. 220, 225] the powers of the Commission and the effect of an enrollment. This court said:
It must be accepted now as finally settled that the enrollment of a member of an Indian tribe by the Dawes [260 U.S. 220, 226] Commission, when duly approved, amounts to a judgment in an adversary proceeding determining the existence of the individual and his right to membership subject, of course, to impeachment under the well established rules where such judgments are involved.
The questions of fact relating to the conflicting claims advanced by Minnie Atkins, Nancy Atkins, and Henry Carter have been determined in favor of Minnie by both courts below upon survey of all the evidence; and we find nothing which would justify us in overruling their well considered action.
The decree of the court below is affirmed.

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Short-term or short-changed?
Enhanced rights for loyal investors are increasingly touted as a way to make companies think for the long term
A BATTLE over voting rights, pitting the state against company boards and many investors, is raging among French companies. The biggest fight of all involves Renault, a carmaker with global ambitions. According to the so-called Florange law adopted in 2014, after March 2016 listed French firms must begin granting double voting rights to investors who have held registered shares for at least two years—unless two-thirds of shareholders have voted against this rule. The provision aims to counter “short-termism” by encouraging more loyalty between investors and companies. It will also, fortuitously, allow a government intent on selling down some of its stakes in domestic companies to retain its influence over them while banking the cash.
Renault’s outraged boss, Carlos Ghosn, is particularly worried that suddenly doubling the voting clout of the state will upset its Japanese partner, Nissan, which holds 15% of Renault’s capital but no voting rights. The government, determined to defeat the board’s resolution to retain one vote for one share, has temporarily raised its stake from 15% to 19.7% in time for a meeting of Renault shareholders on April 30th. The outcome was too close to call as The Economist went to press.
Multiple voting rights are no novelty in France. Even before the passage of the new law, 22 of the companies in the CAC-40, the French blue-chip index, had such arrangements, according to PhiTrust, an investment fund that, along with Proxinvest, a proxy-advisory service, has helped to organise opposition to the Florange law. Various ways of altering the proportionality between voting rights and the underlying share of ownership are common across Europe and elsewhere, even though many pundits, and most institutional investors, think that this short-changes some shareholders. What is new in France is that double voting rights are suddenly the default position. The remaining, French-domiciled CAC-40 firms that have up to now had one vote per share are scrambling to sort themselves out before the law’s provisions come into force.
Of those firms in which the state has no stake, only one has so far ended up with double voting rights for long-term investors. On April 17th over half of the shareholders in Vivendi, a media conglomerate, voted to stick with one vote per share, but they were short of the two-thirds majority required. Vincent Bolloré, Vivendi’s chairman, increased his holding from just over 10% to almost 15% for the event, reinforcing his control over the group.
In contrast, at Vinci, a construction firm, L’Oréal, a cosmetics giant, and Unibail Rodamco, a property firm, shareholders have seen off the introduction of double voting rights. BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole, both banks, are likely to do the same in May, as are Air Liquide, an industrial-gases company, and Capgemini, a consulting firm. (Swimming against the legislative current, Legrand, an electrical-equipment maker, will propose to its shareholders on May 29th that they move back from a double- to a single-vote regime.)
Things are different at companies where the state has a stake and can throw its weight around to ensure its new law is applied. Shareholders at Veolia, a water utility, failed to secure the supermajority needed to override Florange on April 22nd. Engie, an energy giant that is changing its name from GDF Suez, went the same way on April 28th; the state owns a third of the capital and Engie is thought to be near the top of its assets-for-sale list. Few expect Orange, France’s biggest telecoms company which is 25%-owned by the state, to vote down Florange at its shareholders’ meeting on May 27th, whatever happens in Renault’s vote.
For those who thought the French government had thrown off its old interventionism in appointing a more liberal economic team in 2014, the zeal with which it is pursuing double voting rights and its own interests, especially at Renault, is alarming. But France is not alone in questioning whether the governance rules in their current form are producing robust companies able to plan for the future, or desperate ones sucking up to short-term investors who are apt to trade and run.
Italy adopted its own, much milder Florange law in 2014, removing a decades-old prohibition on multiple voting rights (though Italy allows plenty of other mechanisms for big shareholders to enhance their control) and letting companies give long-term shareholders extra voting power. Its “growth decree” was designed mainly to persuade owners of family firms that they could list on the stockmarket, and thus raise capital to expand, without having to give up control. A number of Italian companies, including Campari, a drinks-maker, have changed their statutes to give extra votes to long-term investors.
Similar changes may sweep across Europe. On May 7th a committee of the European Parliament will debate changes to the Shareholders’ Rights Directive of 2007. Among them will probably be a proposal to make all EU countries take at least one of four steps to reward investors who hold shares for two years: extra voting rights, tax incentives, loyalty dividends or loyalty shares. The principle of equal rights for all shareholders is under attack.
This article appeared in the Business section of the print edition under the headline "Short-term or short-changed?"
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‘….After we completed the debut we were already kind of thinking about a comeback song?’ explains brigade singer/songwriter Pete Horn.
‘…A Rising Tide was something we’d been doing in rehearsals and felt great to play, the more we played it the more it threw itself to the front…’
‘After a week or so of sitting in the studio trying to find the right white albumesque guitar sound, it just snowballed! Jimmy the Lips put his genius into it and gets it front and centre positioned. We’re very proud of it….It’s a powerful song…’
I couldn’t agree more. Pete’s ear for a melody and quirky wordplay shine through whilst Jimmy’s contribution can’t be overstated and the lads sound like they’ve been playing together for years.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it ended up with more bells and handclaps before the 2nd album release either. Pete can’t help himself. Seriously.
Here’s an early live rehearsal of the song:
If you haven’t already, have a listen to debut ‘Iconic Cluster’ here.
It’s a stunner.
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The sweet, sweet couple has an adorable story. They met at as teenagers at an annual Kansas Christmas party, but didn't have their
John's senior session was so, so, so Seattle (can you count the number of neighborhoods we hit?) and so, so, so much fun!
Weeeeeeeeee! Ellen and Scott's super awesome Four Seasons wedding is featured in the Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Seattle Bride Mag
Abe and Lindsay’s engagement story is quite possibly the most adorable tale ever told. Visiting a friend in Paris, Lindsa
Today I'm writing about a very very special celebration. It was a a sweet June afternoon that I was honored to capture these peopl
Yep, that's right. Blink your eyes again and the title of this post STILL says it: You can book me for your wedding at 80% off whi
Jessica and Nick took an afternoon off from planning and prepping their Vail wedding for a sweet and cuddly Woodinville winery eng
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While gallivanting around Ballard, Ashley, Nick, their cute little pooch, and I stumbled across this super adorable chalk drawing.

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Previously, I have mocked soaps' attempts to deal with interfaith romance. I stand by my mocking. This scene in particular was dreadful.
I have also written about interracial relationships and biracial children on soaps. A little more seriously. Probably because, overall, soaps have taken interracial relationships more seriously than interfaith ones.
While they acknowledge that there might be some tangible differences among people of different races, having a non-mainstream faith is, more often than not, treated like a cute little quirk you can get over if you just try hard enough. (In soaps' defense, considering how almost everyone on daytime practices some kind of vague Christianity that flares up for weddings, funerals, christenings and out of the blue confessions destined to be overheard by the wrong person, you can't really blame them for being confused about religion overall, and other people's in particular.)
Now, in the interest of putting my money where my... uh... typing fingers are, I have written about my own interfaith, interracial, interethnic family at BreezyMama.com. Opportunities for turnabout is fair play mocking begin at: http://breezymama.com/2011/11/02/interfaith-celebrations/#more-18275.
(And for those wondering, yes, I did mention how much we had in common when I interviewed Hillary B. Smith about One Life to Live's Bo and Nora's first wedding. She thought it was neat.)

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text: Take a trip with Private Jeep Excursions to explore the majestic Mogollon Rim, Promontory Butte, Rim Lakes, and other historic attractions on the plateau. The Mogollon Rim is a geological feature 200 miles long cutting across the state of Arizona. During this scenic drive atop the rim we will stop at a number of overlook vista points to take in the expansive sights. Often seen are family of Elk grazing along the rim. The sunsets up on the rim are breathtaking! We will also explore one of the more remote rim lakes. At this elevation you will enjoy temperatures 20 to 30 degrees cooler than the Phoenix area.


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About this item
Let your little girl design and create her very own jewelry box with the Cra-Z-Art 3-D Stick n Sparkle craft kit. It comes with stick-on gems in assorted colors, a gem butterfly and glitter. She can use these craft items to decorate the colored jewelry box. Ages 6 and up.
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Assembly Details: No assembly required
Suggested Age: 6 Years and Up
Educational Focus: Creative Thinking
This jewelry box allows you to be the creative one
Includes assorted stick-on gems and a bonus gem butterfly
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Nice quality, solid and fun to decorate as you please!
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Lynne — 11 months ago
Nice and solid, this jewelry box is perfect for a little girl who loves to decorate and design her own keepsake that holds her jewelry. My daughter loved putting the stickers on this box and it's the perfect size to hold her jewelry.see moreof the reviewer's review
Very cute project
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Andrea — 2 years ago
Bought this for my 6 year old that loves to craft. It a good size... not too small. She hasn't used it yet but looks easy enough. I cannot advise how it will hold up. Even so seems like a good deal for the price considering it is a fun project.
cute but jewels don't stick!
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Jill — 3 years ago
My 4 year old daughter enjoyed the jewelry box and decorating it but shortly after applying the different jewels, they started falling off. We reapplied with the help of a glue stick and they are sticking just fine. Time consuming to apply a second time but for the joy it brings her, it's worth it.see moreof the reviewer's review

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Top Ten Tuesday! Yup, back at it. Getting things done. Providing you with lists of my favorite things...things I want...things I just felt like listing...bookish things. Why? Because it is what I do!
Anyway...book series. Seriously, every time we open a book, we have to get ready to make that commitment! I know I have to be, simply because I have book OCD, and if I start a series, I have to finish it...no matter how many books are in it....I'm looking at you Immortals After Dark series.
Today's top ten I'm sharing some of my favorite series, what are some of yours? Let me know in the comments!
10. The Giver Quartet - Lois Lowry
9. Black Dagger Brotherhood - J.R. Ward
8. The Dwellers Saga - David Estes
7. The Kingkiller Chronicles - Patrick Rothfuss
6. Alpha & Omega and Mercy Thompson - Patricia Briggs
5. The Fever Series - Karen Marie Moning
4. Lexy Cooper Mysteries - Christa Charter
3. The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins
2. The Mortal Instruments/Infernal Devices - Cassandra Clare
1. Harry Potter - J.K. Rowling
Seriously, you have NO idea how hard this list was for me to make. I have so many series that I absolutely adore, and I could have at least done a top fifteen or twenty without even batting an eye!
Share your favorite series in the comments!

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During this edition of On Y Va Izzy Maze presents Danskoning and DJ Pita!
They play you every danceable House & Techno tunes that will get your hips moving and your ass to the dancefloor.
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Aloha Shifters: Pearls of Desire, Book 2
2020 RONE AWARD “BEST AUDIOBOOK” Finalist!
Rebel Bear is now available in audio! Listen anywhere, any time as narrator Kelsey Osborne makes the passion, suspense, and drama come alive! (Although this is Book 2 in the series, it is a standalone story - and a great one at that!)
If you’re new to Audible, you can get this book FREE! Just click on the Audible link of your choice!
“Rebel Bear” is a fun and exciting read from start to finish. It starts with action and is entrancing to listen to. Lush descriptions…chemistry…genuine passion and authenticity…a great read! - Ind’tale Magazine audiobook review
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Appetizer Ideas to Entice Customers to Your Restaurant
Running a restaurant is hard work, but perhaps the hardest part is just getting people through the door. What can you do as a restaurant owner to get people to choose your business over the competition? As always, PJP is here to help. We’ve got some appetizer ideas to help you enhance your customer experience and draw in more diners.
Offer Complementary Appetizers
According to the Technomic consumer report on Starters, Small Plates, and Appetizers, 45% of customers are more likely to dine at a restaurant that offers complementary apps. That’s nearly half of your customer base who might be enticed into your restaurant for doing something simple like offering bread or chips and salsa.
These complementary apps don’t have to be expensive food that will cut into your profit. Simple options are enough to let the customer know you’re not trying to nickle and dime them. A simple basket of bread and butter is all it takes to let your customer know that you value their presence and not just the money in their pockets.
It’s an easy appetizer idea you use to make your customers feel more at home.
Offer a Small Plate Menu
Many consumers are more interested in trying a bunch of different food, rather than filling up on just one entree. 42% of consumers agree that ordering a bunch of small plates is the best way to share dishes when dining with a large group. Beyond that, 51% of consumers are more willing to try something new if it comes in a small plate rather than an entree.
There are lots of people out there who are just more interested in order a bunch of smaller portions of food, so why not offer what they’re asking for? Allow your customers to choose a few small plates from a selection for a fixed rate, or just offer a really diverse appetizer menu. Do whatever fits your brand, but keep in mind that your customers may be interested in having this as an option.
Let Your Customers Choose Their Sides
Aside from wanting lots of options for appetizers, your customers also want options when it comes to their sides. In fact, 62% of customers say it’s important for them to be able to choose their sides at a restaurant.
This shouldn’t come as a surprise. Customers are always looking to swap things out on a menu anyway. It’s understandable, we all want control over our lives and the things we eat. Whether it’s swapping something out for a healthy option or just something they like more, customers want the choice. Why make them ask for special treatment? You probably have the ability to offer them whatever sides they want with a dish anyway. Just offer it to them from the beginning and they’ll appreciate you more for it.
Build Your Brand
Ultimately, the kind of appetizers, small plates, and sides you offer should fit in with your brand. Are you a family restaurant? Offer things that everyone loves. Are you a fine dining establishment? Offer your customers a menu of small plates full of unique dishes that they can try. Remember, everything in your restaurant should feed into your brand’s message. That includes the menu. If you’re looking for great appetizer ideas, think about how you want your customers to feel about your restaurant, and go from there. Trust yourself, and your chef!
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How To Become A Clinical Psychologist
A clinical psychologist is someone who is involved in the assessment, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses and disorders. Many clinical psychologists specialize in one particular area such as children or even forensics. Clinical psychologists, in short, help people. They diagnose and treat mental illness or disorder without the use of medications. Clinical psychologists are therapists. This is a great field for those who want to make a difference in the lives of others.
Why Become A Clinical Psychologist
Clinical psychologists are also very detail oriented. Medical records are very important. Mental health records are just as important. Clinical psychologists must keep very detailed client records. These records include information about the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and goals of the treatment in relation to the client. The records help the psychologist and client review their progress in order to measure the success of treatment. Records are also helpful for third party insurance. Many times, insurance companies only allow so many visits per year.
Becoming a clinical psychologist offers many personal rewards. It also offers a chance at self-employment. It can often be difficult to deal with insurance companies. Burn out is also a factor of this demanding position. Many would argue that although it is a demanding field, it is also the most rewarding way to spend their working life.
Clinical Psychologist Work Environment
The work environment of a clinical psychologist can vary. A clinical psychologist may be employed by a counseling service, hospital, school, and even by law enforcement. The majority of the work that takes place in this field is performed inside within a private office setting. State government also hires clinical psychologists. Some clinical psychologists work on an independent basis either as a therapist or as a researcher.
Clinical Psychologist Salary
According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median salary for clinical psychologists was $69,280.00. Salary can be dependent on factors such as education, employer, and experience. As in many industries education affects salary. Those with a Master’s degree often make less than someone with a Doctorate. Clinical psychologists that are self-employed may also supplement their career income as an independent consultant.
Clinical Psychologist Career Outlook
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that this field will grow around 12% over the next decade. In reality, that number means that job growth is expected to be average. Since clinical psychologists often specialize in a particular area of mental health, it is important to research that sub-specialty during your planning phase. For instance it is expected that the need for clinical psychologists within the healthcare industry will be greater than those in private practice.
Clinical Psychologist Degree
If you are considering a career as a clinical psychologist you should contact your state licensing board to find out the exact educational requirements. Many states require only a Master’s degree. Other states will require a Psy.D. (Doctorate). If you are considering a program that is offered completely online, you should check with the licensing board on testing eligibility. Many boards will not allow those who participated in a fully online training program to sit for state licensure.

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Get the biggest Liverpool FC stories by email Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar says the Reds' title curse can now finally be lifted - because he's peed on the Anfield goalposts. The Reds moved 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday, when a brace from Mohamed Salah proved enough to beat Watford 2-0. Zimbabwean goalkeeper Grobbelaar - who was famed for his eccentric style, including that 'wobbly legs' routine in the 1984 European Cup final penalty shootout - was in the Reds team that won the club's last league title in 1990, and he says that a curse was placed on the club shortly afterwards. "I had a testimonial in 1992 and I was sponsored by Zambezi lager and they sent a witchdoctor with the lager," Grobbelaar told BT Sport before their coverage of the Watford clash, as former Liverpool players Peter Crouch and Joe Cole sat stunned alongside him in the studio. "He went around on the posts and put his goat's tail, put his water on the posts of both sides, got the microphone and said, 'If you don't have the jungle man Bruce Grobbelaar here, you won't win the title'.
One night game I went down to the Kop end, I peed on the posts. That was back in 2014, but Grobbelaar says he put things rights before the start of this campaign, which has seen the Reds win 16 and draw one of their 17 league games. "Last season I played in a corporate game here, we were in the dressing room and the guy said 'you have to do the business today'," he continued. "First-half at the Kop end, I splashed it all over the posts. Second-half, I came down to the Anfield Road end and splashed it all over the posts.
Juventus squad: Szczesny, De Sciglio, De Ligt, Ronaldo, Ramsey, Dybala, Douglas Costa, Alex Sandro, Danilo, Matuidi, Bonucci, Pjaca, Higuain, Emre Can, Rugani, Rabiot, Demiral, Bentancur, Pinsoglio, Bernardeschi, Muratore, and Buffon. Juventus will play against Udinese in Serie A today. Juventus (Photo Credits: Getty Images) Juventus vs Udinese, Serie A 2019-20 Free Live Streaming Online & Match Time in IST: Defending champions Juventus suffered their first defeat of the season against Lazio last weekend. Next up for Juventus is Udinese at home, a game they have to win to get their campaign back on track. Udinese are 16th in the points table and flirting with the drop zone.
A return of 15 points in 15 games is poor for a side with so much history. Fans looking for live streaming details of Juventus vs Udinese, Serie A match can scroll down below. Cristiano Ronaldo Fumes After a Pitch Invader Grabs His Collar During Juventus vs Bayer Leverkusen (Watch Video). Midfielder Aaron Ramsey has returned to first-team training after a lengthy lay-off but match fitness remains an issue. The return to form of talisman Cristiano Ronaldo is another key development for the hosts as they look much more threatening going forward. Paulo Dybala Plays the Piano Like a Pro While Jamming With Girlfriend Oriana Sabatini (Watch Video). Rodrigo De Paul in central midfield is a quality player who can match up against Juventus' technical superiority. Udinese showed great resolve in a 1-1 draw with Napoli last weekend and will need some of that again when they face the mighty Juventus. When is Juventus vs Udinese, Serie A 2019-20 Football Match Schedule (Date, Time and Venue Details)? Serie A 2019-20 clash between Juventus and Udinese will be played at the Juventus Stadium in Turin on December 15, 2019 (Sunday). The JUV vs UDI encounter is scheduled to start at 07:30 pm IST (Indian Standard Time). How to Watch Live Telecast Juventus vs Udinese, Serie A 2019-20 Football Match? Sony Pictures Network (SPN) is the official broadcaster of Serie A 2019-20 in India and will telecast the Juventus vs Udinese match. Fans can enjoy the live action of JUV vs UDI on Sony Ten channels. Where to Get Free Live Streaming Online of Juventus vs Udinese, Serie A 2019-20 Football Match? Fans can also watch the live-action of Juventus vs Udinese match in the 2019-20 Serie A on SonyLiv app. Sonyliv is the official online streaming app of Sony Network, will be live streaming the JUV vs UDI match for its online fans in India. Juventus will secure a win as they are better than Udinese in every department but need to start the game well. Get the biggest Aston Villa FC stories by email Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Defeat to Sheffield United, Villa's third on the bounce, has left Dean Smith's men just goal difference above Southampton in the final relegation spot. John Fleck's brace in the second half at Bramall Lane did the trick for the home side, taking them into fifth in the table. Jack Grealish had the chance to pull Villa back into the game late on, but he hit the bar, summing up a disappointing afternoon for Dean Smith's men. Villa didn't manage a single shot on target across the entirety of the afternoon, and Sheffield United fans have had fun with that fact. As well as taking a few digs at Jack Grealish - as the midfielder is used to by now - Blades fans have taken to Twitter to point out a lack of quality in Villa's performance and perhaps across the team in general. Here's how a selection of Sheffield United fans reacted to their win. Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder insists he will not be looking at the table, despite seeing his side move up to fifth place after a 2-0 win against Aston Villa. Remaining in the Premier League is the objective for both clubs, after coming up from the Championship last season, and after a couple of second-half goals by John Fleck, the Blades are well on their way to achieving that aim. A dire first half was followed by a very watchable second period in which the Scot's double saw Wilder's team move within four points of Chelsea, who currently occupy the final Champions League spot. Wilder said: "I won't look at the table. I've looked at the points we have after 17 games and that's quite healthy, we've just got to keep adding to it. "It's been a big week for us with six points, winning at Norwich and then beating Villa – who are an historic football club, a big club. "We dominated some good players in a good side in the second half, but I'm surprised how some people are perceiving the first half because I thought that was good as well. "What you've got to understand is that we aren't going to dominate teams in this division for 90 minutes. "We dominated the first half without really opening them up. We had to be patient and concentrate but I thought it was coming towards the end of the first half and we took it up a level and got the goal early in the second half. On Fleck's man-of-the-match performance, the Blades boss said: "His energy levels and his play in the second half was terrific. "It was a tough afternoon for him in that midfield against the likes of John McGinn, who he knows from his Scotland days and who he played in there again last season. After a third Premier League defeat in a row, Villa boss Dean Smith said: "I'm annoyed because we are better than we showed, they've taken their chances and we haven't taken ours. "But football changes very quickly and we have a quarter-final on Tuesday against Liverpool. "I thought defensively we were okay in the first half but we never managed the ball well enough, which is something we should be doing with the players we've got. "We frustrated them in the first half and we wanted to make sure we weren't as open as we were against Leicester. "I never felt we worked hard enough and I felt they deserved to win the game because they were a little bit more enterprising in the opposition half than we were."


text: Although glucocorticoid (GC) is widely used for treating hematopoietic malignancies including adult T-cell leukemia (ATL), the mechanism by which leukemic cells become resistant to GC in the clinical course remains unclear. induce apoptosis. Forced expression of GR led the cells to moderate sensitivity to GC, which was also accomplished by treatment with suberoylanilide hydroxamic acid, a TBP-2 inducer. A transfection experiment showed that TBP-2 expression induced apoptosis in IL-2-impartial ATL cells. Thus, TBP-2 is usually likely to be one of the key molecules for GC-induced apoptosis and a potential target for treating the advanced stage of ATL. and growth of ATL cells, the transition from IL-2-dependent to -impartial growth has been a useful model for investigating the mechanism by which ATL develops in a multistep manner.6 Several lines of evidence have indicated that the D stage cells represent the early transformed leukemic cells, whereas the I stage cells represent the fully transformed leukemic cells.8, 30 To investigate the responsiveness of ATL cells to GC, we took advantage of HTLV-I-infected T-cell lines (ED40515, ATL43 or ATL2) established from three distinct ATL patients. The IL-2-dependent lines (D-ED40515, D-ATL43 or D-ATL2T cells) spontaneously gave rise to subclones that grew in the absence of IL-2 (I-ED40515, I-ATL43 or I-ATL2T cells, respectively) (Supplementary Physique S1).11 Dex inhibited the growth of IL-2-dependent cells, but not of IL-2-independent cells in all three cell lines examined (Figures 1a, f and k and Supplementary Physique S2). We next addressed apoptosis induced by Dex. In the IL-2-dependent cells, Dex increased the active form (p17) of caspase 3 (Figures 1b, g and l, upper) and the cleaved form of its target, nuclear PARP (Figures 1b, g and l, middle) in a dose-dependent manner. In contrast, IL-2-impartial T cells did not respond to Dex in caspase activation (Figures 1d, i and n). Consistently, Dex increased the early buy 51-77-4 apoptotic population in the Deb stage (Figures 1c, h and m), but not in the I stage cells (Figures 1e, j and o) as revealed by flow cytometry. Physique 1 Dexamethasone inhibits buy 51-77-4 cell growth in the early, but not the late stage of HTLV-I-induced transformation. IL-2-dependent HTLV-I-infected T cells (D-ED40515, D-ATL43, D-ATL2T cells), representing the early transformation, and their IL-2-impartial derivatives … GR and TBP-2 expression are diminished during transformation of HTLV-I-infected T cells To dissect the mechanism of the differential sensitivities to Dex seen during the transformation of HTLV-I-infected T cells, we examined the expression of GR. Quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) revealed that I-ED40515 cells expressed approximately one-eighth as much the functional isoform of GR (GR) as D-ED40515 cells (Physique 2a). Likewise, three other NOS3 pairs of I and Deb stage T-cell lines showed a tendency of losing GR expression when they proceeded from the early to the late phase of transformation. Consistent with our previous findings,28, 29 the expression of TBP-2 declined when HTLV-I-infected T cells went through the transition (Physique 2b). Of note, the decline of TBP-2 mRNA was more pronounced than that of GR in buy 51-77-4 the course of the transition. In line with the mRNA levels, immunoblotting indicates that the protein amounts of GR and, more markedly, those of TBP-2 diminished in the transition from the Deb stage to I stage of HTLV-I-infected T cells (Physique 2c). Physique buy 51-77-4 2 Expression of GR and TBP-2 was diminished during HTLV-I-induced transformation. The amounts of GR (a) and TBP-2 mRNA (b) were decided by real-time quantitative RT-PCR. The relative mRNA expressions normalized to the glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate … GR mediates upregulation of TBP-2, growth arrest and apoptosis induced by GC in the early stage of transformation by HTLV-I Dex induced TBP-2 mRNA and protein in a dose-dependent manner in the D-ED40515, D-ATL43 or D-ATL2T cells (Figures 3a and g and Supplementary Physique S3), whereas it failed to do so in the I-ED40515, I-ATL43 or I-ATL2T cells (Figures 3b and h and Supplementary Physique S3). To determine whether TBP-2 is usually involved in the signals downstream of GR in the Deb stage of T cells, we included a GR antagonist (RU486) in the culture. RU486 abolished growth inhibition, early apoptosis and caspase activation induced by Dex in D-ED40515 (Figures 3c, d, and e) or D-ATL43 T cells (Figures 3i, j and k). RU486 also abrogated the increment of.


The separation of Shakira e Pique shocked the world. The glamorous couple of summer 2010, on the occasion of the World Cup in South Africa, broke up after 12 years of relationship. And, now, they emerge new details on the fine of the love story between the Colombian singer and the Barcelona defender. The pop star did stalk her ex-husband.
Shakira would have had proof of the betrayal her ex-husband after having him stalked by a private agent, precisely because she was suspicious of Piqué’s unusual behavior. Shakira would also have discovered some messages addressed to her lover: among these there would have been one in which the Spanish difeonsore defined her lover as hers “first lady“. And despite the many backstories that keep coming out about the end of their relationship, the identity of the new flame Pique’s still remains secret.
Although Piqué has rejected any attempt by Shakira to mend the bond, at the moment their relationship is in a delicate phase for the custody of the sons. Last week the two spent a few days in the Czech Republic with the children to accompany the little AC Milan involved in the under 10 baseball super cup, and Piqué does not intend to disturb the family balance. For this reason, there is still a lot of mystery and confidentiality about the woman who made Piquè lose her head.
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I lost a port side walleye board on Tuesday, 05/10 out of MC. I was fishing just west of MC harbor in a south wind. I looked for it for a good 30 minutes to no avail. I don't think I had any markings on it, but I do know it was port side.
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Rare and fatal, Ebola virus disease (EVD) affects both humans and nonhuman primates. EVD-causing viruses are primarily found in sub-Saharan Africa. Direct contact with an infected animal (such as a bat or nonhuman ape) or a sick or deceased person who has the Ebola virus can cause EVD in humans (Huang et al., 2014).
One of the most catastrophic transmissible diseases, Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) is brought on by a member of the Filoviridae family and is one of the most deadly infections that can be transmitted. The recent severe EVD outbreak in Western Africa (2013–2016) brought to light the disease's global threat as well as its effects on public health and the economy. The lack of resources to investigate the Ebola virus's life cycle in vitro and screen for potential active compounds outside of a biosafety level-4 (BSL-4) confinement has so far impeded the development of vitally required anti-Ebola virus antivirals. Importantly, the creation of surrogate models, such as viral pseudotypes and Ebola virus-like particles, to study Ebola virus entry in a BSL-2 environment has significantly improved our understanding of the viral life cycle and led to the discovery of promising antiviral compounds that block viral entry. In this regard, the use of such surrogate systems in conjunction with large-scale small molecule compounds, haploid genetic screens, rational drug design, and drug repurposing approaches will prove invaluable in our quest to create a treatment for EVD (Williams 2003).
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Parotid Patient Journeys
Our shared experiences unite us as a parotid community. Learn from other patients and read their inspiring stories.
We hope you will consider sharing your story to help support fellow parotid patients through difficult times.
"Faith Over Fear"
Hello! My Parotid story has kind of just begun. Back in June of this year (2021), I noticed a small bump right under my right ear lobe. I thought that it may be a lipoma, because I tend to get lipomas. But, I have never gotten one on my head or neck. So, I decided to have it checked out. At that time, I didn't have a PCP because mine had left the medical facility that I go to. So, I saw a NP instead, just to have it looked at. She sent me for a CT scan. She knew that it was something of concern, but didn't know exactly what it was.
So, she sent me to a ENT. As soon a he saw my "bump", he knew exactly what I was dealing with. Of course he had also seen my CT scan. When he first started explaining what it was. (Pleomorphic Adenoma). I could feel myself starting to tear up once he mentioned the word "surgery". I fought back the tears, and l listened to him carefully. Absorbing all of the information that I could. I felt very comfortable with him. I found out that not only is he an ENT, but he is also a head and neck surgeon, with plastic surgery, reconstructive experience. I looked him up on Health Grades after my visit. I compared him to other doctors in my area. I still feel comfortable with him. I do wish however, that I had the option of going out of state with my insurance and choosing a doctor at a cancer specialty center, just in case. The Dr. sent me for a MRI and Biopsy. The biopsy results came back as benign. We discussed the surgery further, he answered all of my questions. Then, he set me up for my surgery.
I am scheduled for surgery on October 26th 2021. I wish that I could ignore it, and make it go away. But, as the doctor told me, and many have expressed online, it is best to have it removed asap to avoid other complications. I should mention, back in 2002, I had a major surgery (resection) where I was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease. It was my first ever surgery, and was hoping, my last. I remember feeling so thankful that I didn't have cancer back then, and survived that surgery, and had a second chance at life. Life has taken me in many different directions since then.
My kids are all grown, (21-23-33-35) and out of the house. We now have an empty nest per se'. I have one grandchild that is 11 months old. Who is a bright light in all of this. I do have my elderly father who is living with us. His health has been a crazy roller coater since last Summer. He has been living with us since February 2021. Life is pretty crazy for most of us these days, with Covid etc. It is especially crazy adding in a surgery. But, I am trying to keep the "Faith Over Fear" mentality. I have been focusing on my health such as rest, vitamins, diet, and skin care. Doing all that I can that IS in my control. I've been trying to avoid stress. I'm finishing up household projects that need to get done before surgery. Planning way ahead to be prepared, so that I can truly rest.
I'm the one that is usually always caring for others. I have been praying for my surgeon, and the care team, for clear minds & steady hands. I've done my research, and have been following many Parotid group pages. So, I feel like that's all that I can really do. Everyone elses stories really do help so much! I hope mine will help someone in some way. I love what Heidi is doing with the Parotid Patient Project. It is bringing us together so we don't feel so alone. Thank you Heidi! Best wishes to all of you on YOUR Parotid Journey!
P.S. My pic is from my wedding in 2012. I plan to add some pictures on the Facebook group page post surgery!
Power of Positivity
I'm a 62 year old male on day six post- op parotidectomy with tumor excision. Fortunately, the mass was benign. The hardest part was waiting for the biopsy results and spending a lot of time reflecting. Every individual has their own way of accepting the outcome and as family members and friends go, I would say it's better to talk with people about it instead if internalizing it. Doing so for me allowed me to more easily accept what was happening and what could happen and how I would deal with it. The surgery was explained to me as more of a nerve isolation process to insure protection of the facial nerves.
I was fortunate to have two surgeons, both ENT's and one with additional plastic surgery under his belt. The incision is plentiful and very well closed. So day six. Swelling was the worst on days four and five and today is a bit more comfortable. The drain was in for 24 hours and I spent the night in the hospital. Staff was excellent. Very comfortable. To the families and friends- please practice empathy and help as much as you can. It's difficult to see changes in your face with an incision and taking pain killers can be a bit challenging for others as well as yourself. Looking back I would not change anything. The entire process brought me closer to family and friends and know that as difficult as it may seem, your very likely in good hands and will be well cared for.
Healing with Humor
My parotid gland tumor was an incidental finding during a CT Scan for other purposes in August 2020. I was completely asymptomatic. The CT Scan revealed no other problems which helped diffuse the various emotions of this finding. My wife found a surgeon experienced in parotid gland tumors in Kansas City. I had surgery on October 20, 2020.
The procedure was successful and the tumor was relatively small at nearly 1.5 inches wide. Pain subsequent to the surgery was delightfully minimal. The worst was the drain tube that stayed in place for 72 hours. I ceased taking pain meds subsequent to its removal. Five days after surgery, the hole from the drain tube somehow reopened, dripping saliva through the hole. Consultation with the doctor's office revealed this phenomenon is unusual but not unknown. It finally closed three days later.
Long term affects have been minimal. The right side of my face, particularly my ear, is still numb nearly 13 months later. Given the size and location of the tumor, nerve resection was part of my surgery and I had been warned about possible long term to permanent numbness prior to the surgery.
Numbness is a small price to pay. It could have been cancer.
Plus, I have treated this ordeal with some humor. I have joked about how this surgery allowed me to rediscover my long lost, well-defined jaw line at age 48.


A Unique Point of View
3-D laser scanning is a very cool option in the surveying toolbox especially where conventional surveying may be time intensive or costly to capture site survey data. 3D laser scanning is ideally suited to the measurement and inspection of contoured surfaces and complex geometries which require massive amounts of data for their accurate description and where doing this is impractical with the use of traditional measurement methods or a touch probe. This method of survey becomes increasingly effective when a project is highly complex, a safety hazard, or has challenging access.
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3-D scanning often generates millions of data points that are then imported into a model and provide the imagery shown on this page. Once modeled, the 3-D image becomes a tool to visually show the project accurately for planning and design alternatives development as well as final design and construction. 3-D scan data can also be merged with Building Information Models for use by design and construction professionals. It is particularly useful when a project involves restoration, modernization, or renovation.
How it works
A 3-D model is a digital representation of a physical object. 3-D laser scanners work by sending a laser beam all over the field of view. Whenever the laser beam hits a reflective surface, it is reflected back into the direction of the scanner. To determine the position in space of the captured object, the laser scanner uses coordinates relative to the laser scanner’s position. Individual scans are later merged together using common references and the resulting point cloud made up of all the project scans is able to be viewed and manipulated. The surface data is also captured by a camera mounted in the laser scanner which can be viewed within the point cloud or separately.
Safety – Survey crews do not need to stand in the street, climb on a roof, or other potentially hazardous positions common with traditional survey
Access – Scans are easily made of a roof, soffit, cave, roadway, pump house, pier, hangar…the list is long.
Cost – In the field, conventional surveys take hours, scans take minutes. Office work will increase with scans because of the technology translation. In balance, cost savings are experienced.
Complexity – The more complex the site, the better. A 3-D scan provides detailed mechanical and structural components.
Visual – Real data of existing conditions in a visual 3-D format aides in identifying project parameters and enhances communications as well as comprehension.
BIM – The dominant tool in today’s built environment, 3-D scans can be merged into a building information model.
Accuracy – At upwards of 64 points per square inch, accuracy is a key benefit of this technology.


Your View is a recurring series of opinion pieces from members of The New Tropic community. To share your ideas, goals, and work about Miami with the community in a Your View piece, please submit it to [email protected].
On June 24 I was facilitating a racial justice training when three men and one woman wearing a body cam came in and stood in silence with a banner that read, “No regret, we apologize for nothing.”
A couple hours before, one of the men had come in and asked to use the restroom. Immediately, my alarm bells went off – he was acting suspicious, refusing to make eye contact with my friend. He used the restroom and cased out the place – and came back later to terrorize us.
These men and women were members of Identity Evropa, a white supremacist group that aims to recruit college students into the white nationalist movement.
This is what happened: Four young, white nationalists walked into an inclusive space armed with racial resentment, misplaced anger, and a long history of white domestic terrorism that supports their white fragility.
Identity Evropa was not in the room for more than two minutes, but the terror they made us feel will be seared in my mind and those in that space for a long time to come.
I would have never thought that white nationalists would show up to Stonewall Gallery in Wilton Manors – a white, liberal, gay male oasis – with their organized hate, but there they were. As a diverse city in the South, racism is as much part of our city as fried plantains and cafecito.
Today, Identity Evropa activists protested the Segu Racial Justice Institute, a seminar promoting anti-White rhetoric and ideas. pic.twitter.com/NICyPtjpz1
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In the room were people committed to scrutinizing their white identity, people who want to have a deeper conversation about white supremacy. This group was made up of activists, organizers, queer folks, a heterosexual person, a non-binary person, a transman, and a 15-year-old, white people, Black people, and white-passing people. All of them were there because they believed that white supremacy is going to destroy all us if we do not all divest and dismantle it.
Essentially, I talk to and organize the choir. The intended audience for my racial justice institutes are self-described liberals, progressives, social justice warriors, newbie activists, and Pinecrest mothers who, due to the election of Trump, have been violently awakened from their privileged-induced coma.
As a social justice practitioner I believe that racial healing is not only possible, but it is a prerequisite to making America great for the first time for everyone. Our greatness can only come about by collectively confronting our racist past and being real about how racism impacts us now currently.
A great America is one where all bodies are valued, honored, considered worthy by default, where no one is considered illegal, undesirable, defective, or inherently dangerous.
I hold space and create spaces for these people to ask themselves hard questions like: What is strategic allyship? How am I complicit with white supremacy?
And, the most important question of all: What part of my privilege am I willing to give up for the liberation and radical inclusion of others?
My use of the word white supremacy is not only relegated to groups like Identity Evropa. Our entire country has been built on white supremacy, and there are many iterations of white supremacy in our culture.
Lately, I have been using the term “white liberal terrorism,” which shocks, angers, and confuses white liberals. The belief is “if I am not a member of the alt-right, then I am not a supporter of white supremacy,” but to Valerie Castile, the mother of Philando Castile who was killed by police in liberal Minnesota, the distinction doesn’t matter.
When my training was disrupted by white nationalists, a level of fear coursed through my veins that I have never truly felt before – but it is not the first time that I have been terrorized by white people.
I live in society where the question that W.E.B. Du Bois once posed so long ago still haunts me: “How does it feel to be a problem?” I live at the intersection of Blackness, being femme, first-generation, queer, fat, and unapologetic about my Blackness.
By simply showing up in spaces, I feel how my Black body disrupts these spaces. My Black body is both highly visible and invisible in this anti-Black country. I am accustomed to being policed by white liberals and progressives who use their white silence, paternalistic policies, and opportunity-hoarding to keep people at the margins, at the margins.
Every time I post a Facebook article that pushes white people to scrutinize their whiteness and I have a white woman crying in my messages, unfriending me, or inviting me out to lunch to interrogate me on why I post what I post, violence is being enacted upon me.
Every time a white-passing Latinx person aligns themselves with white supremacy with the hopes of subjugating me, violence is being enacted upon me.
Every time a Black unarmed person is shot and killed by the state and the white people on my timeline share the video on a constant loop violence is enacted upon me.
Every time I am invited to be at a social justice table that has already been set and the menu has already been decided upon, and I am simply invited to be the token, violence has been enacted upon me.
Every time I enter a queer white space and I am asked to leave my Blackness at the door, violence is being enacted upon me.
White supremacy is not just neo-Nazis or the KKK. It is about the inherent belief that to be white is to be human and all others must qualify for their humanity.
White supremacy is also white liberals profiting off anti-racist work even though they can never truly experience racism, while I as a Black woman who has both the academic foundation and lived experience struggles to be taken seriously on the subject matter.
White supremacy is the inherent belief that white people are not dangerous.
Miami is a beautiful place to live. There is no city like it. However, it is a young city that is still waking up to social justice and it is also a city firmly planted in the South, a truth we tend to forget.
With the myriad of culinary fusions, the different languages, and the strong Caribbean presence, it is easy to forget or assume that Miami does not have racial issues like the other parts of the United States.
However, the incident last Saturday should remind us all that racism is interwoven into the fabric of this country, and no U.S. city can escape its grasp. We are the ones we have been waiting for. We are the resistance and we must remain vigilant in our fight against white supremacy and get serious about divesting from it.


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Scam awareness and costs crisis at special Older Peoples Forum in Derry's Carnhill area
The Resource Centre Derry will host the Older People’s Forum event on Thursday, February 9 at St Brigid’s Hall.
The Commissioner for Older People NI, Eddie Lynch will be in attendance alongside Mayor Sandra Duffy.
Mr Lynch’s main role as Commissioner is to safeguard and promote the interests of older people.
The event will get under way at 9.20am with tea and coffee, before joint Chairs Martin Gallagher and Laura McNulty introduce Mayor Duffy.
Mayor Duffy will deliver opening remarks before presentations get under way at 10.15am.
Presentations focus on Anti-Social Behaviour and How it Impacts on Older People; Crime Prevention and Scams; and Fuel Poverty and the Impact on Communities. Mr Lynch will then speak about the role of the Commissioner/ Impact of the Cost of Living Crisis on Older People and the Wider Community.
This will be followed by a Q & A Session before closing remarks by Paddy Mc Carron, CEO, Resource Centre, Carnhill at around 12.30pm.
Refreshments will be provided.

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The 2010 Formula 1 World Championship brought new changes to the regulations, including the new points system with points awarded down to tenth place. The most important change however was the introduction of new rules that meant teams had to produce a large part of the car completely independently.
Thanks to the huge commitment of those in our factory in Faenza and in the wind tunnel in Bicester, the STR5 was produced. The new car, which continued to be powered by the V8 Ferrari engine, was driven by the Spaniard Jaime Alguersuari and the Swiss Sebastian Buemi.
The car allowed the two drivers to be competitive in the midfield and take points in the Malaysian and Spanish Grands Prix, and again at the Monaco, Canadian, European and Brazilian Grands Prix. In total, the team scored 13 points and finished ninth in the 2010 season Constructors’ Championship.Discover the 2010 car: STR5


Blue River flows set to get a boost
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SUMMIT COUNTY ” Boaters looking for an early season splash factor may want to stay tuned. Denver Water is upping outflows from Dillon Reservoir into the Lower Blue this week in anticipation of the snowmelt season.
By the end of today, the river should be running at 200 cubic feet per second (cfs), up from the current 113 cfs. Another boost to 300 cfs is planned for Tuesday.
“These changes are being made to decrease the risk of flooding problems below the dam during the snowmelt season,” Denver Water engineer Bob Steger said via e-mail. The increased flows can’t eliminate the flooding risk entirely, he said, adding that Denver Water needs to balance flood control with other objectives, including water supply, recreation and environmental preservation.
The stepped up flows were delayed for a while to accommodate construction of the pedestrian bridge over the Blue River near the Silverthorne Pavilion, Steger said.
Steger said the flows could be increased even more later this week, potentially bringing the river into the runnable range, at least for kayakers. Commercial rafting operations in the area generally like to see the Blue running at about 500 cfs.
Dillon Reservoir is at 96 percent of storage capacity, less than three feet from the spillway, a near-record level for this time of year.
Last week’s average daily inflow from the Blue, Snake and Tenmile combined to 179 cfs per day, so with planned outflows of 300 cfs, the reservoir may drop a bit before it starts to fill with the bulk of the runoff.
The Roberts Tunnel, which carries West Slope water to the Front Range, was turned off all winter because of healthy snows in the South Platte Basin, and Denver Water officials said they are in good shape in terms of water storage.
Right now, Denver Water is doing maintenance on the tunnel’s east portal, and the soonest it could be turned on is May 7, Steger said.
Statewide, reservoir storage levels are at 103 percent of average. The highest levels are in the Gunnison and San Juan basins, in the southwestern corner of the state, at about 120 percent of average.
For flood information, go to the Colorado Water Conservation Board home page at http://cwcb.state.co.us.
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David Mosier Knives Crossfire Mid-tech Flipper 3.5" CPM-154 Plain Blade, Titanium Handle
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The Crossfire Mid-tech is a readily available version of David Mosier's custom design and a beautiful version at that. This full titanium model has a sterile stonewashed finish instead of the intricate mill work and anodizing you see on his custom knives. The blade is made from CPM-154 stainless steel with the "David Mosier Designs" logo on the face side. This flipper design utilizes caged bearings for the pivot washers and the strong detent this knife possesses makes for excellent action on this folder. It features a titanium pocket clip, lanyard hole, jimping on the blade spine, and torx screw construction throughout. In essence, this is the same knife as one of his customs without all the pizzazz. It features all the same tender loving care by the hand of Mr. Mosier himself, yet is available at an amazing price point. This is a must have in terms of a Mid-tech design and is 100% made in the USA.
- Blade Length: 3.5" (89 mm)
- Cutting Edge: 3.25" (83 mm)
- Blade Steel: CPM-154 Stainless Steel
- Thickness: 0.156" (4 mm)
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Rowan Atkinson stars as the duplicitous, scheming and ruthless Edmund Blackadder.
Ben Elton is back and in fine form with this knockabout sitcom about Will Shakespeare.
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It has been nearly 220 years to the day that the Second Amendment was adopted as part of the Bill of Rights and as with many amendments, its meaning is still being interpreted.
Alan Gura, a partner in the Virginia firm Gura & Possessky PLLC, discussed some of the more significant cases recently with members of the Rochester Lawyers Chapter of The Federalist Society.
Gura, who has successfully challenged gun laws, is known as the pre-eminent authority on Second Amendment rights, chapter President Jeffrey A. Wadsworth, a partner at Harter Secrest & Emery LLP, told those who attended.
Gura was involved in two recent landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions on gun rights: District of Columbia v. Heller 554 U.S. 570 (2008) and McDonald v. City of Chicago 561 U.S. 3025, 130 S.Ct. 3020 (2010). Gura represented Dick Heller, a Washington, D.C., special police officer who challenged the district’s law banning the registration of handguns and requiring firearms kept in the home be non functional.
The Second Amendment, as noted in the 2008 decision, provides: “A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.”
Gura said the district argued it applies to bearing arms for military service and not for individual use.
“The Supreme Court had to address that argument in order to decide this case,” he said.
The Supreme Court, in its 5-4 decision, held that an individual has the right to possess a firearm and use it for traditionally lawful purposes such as self defense within the home.
Gura said the Constitution was interpreted to mean what farmers at the time (18th century) thought it meant. Other lawful purposes for gun use include hunting and sport.
Gura was also lead counsel in the McDonald case, which resulted in another 5-4 decision. It holds that people have a fundamental right to keep and bear arms and that the Second Amendment right applies to states and local governments, incorporated through the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process clause.
Gura said there are several exceptions. For instance, one may not carry any type of weapon to any place at any time. Schools and government buildings are considered “sensitive” places where arms are not allowed, although he said no one has explained what is meant by sensitive. He said carrying concealed weapons may also be banned, which limits the way in which one might bear arms.
Gura said legislation can regulate arms, but it cannot ban all weapons. He said most states have pretty liberal permitting statutes, but a handful — New York included — have more restrictions.
He referred to that as a prior restraint issue and compared it to the Occupy Wall Street movement.
“If you want to occupy a park, you might want to get a permit so the police don’t come and wash away your tent,” Gura said.
He said Heller applied the common use test; meaning, is it the kind of thing people would expect to have in common use. If it is considered common use, it is protected. He said some challenges conflict with the Second Amendment and are decided based on its interpretation while some laws seek to ban or restrict certain types of weapons such as handguns or assault arms.
Someone asked about nunchucks, which Gura said present an interesting issue, noting there was a case in Hawaii that claimed their ban was racist as they were preferred by many Asians.
Personal possession of nunchucks is illegal in New York and other states. The New York ban is being challenged by Long Island attorney James Maloney. Gura said he thinks there is a good argument to be made for the use of nunchucks in self defense.
He said Tasers present another tough question. Gura said he can see their use in self defense and that they can probably be regulated, but not banned.
Coming up is another Illinois case, Wilson v. Cook County, which challenges a ban on semi-automatic weapons.
“I have some hope for that case,” Gura said, noting he does not think a fully automatic weapon will survive the common use test.
Gura said vagueness is always an issue when dealing with gun laws and that every regulation has some underlying affect. He also said the government does have the right to regulate arms for public safety, but it is limited to rights reserved by the Constitution.
Gura said the next issue will be on carrying arms outside of the home. He said some people claim the Heller decision was limited to the home, but he believes it was clear that it applies to outside the home as well.
Gura’s talk was the chapter’s third event this year. He was introduced by Wadsworth at the office of Nixon Peabody LLP.
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Mica is a cooperative art gallery featuring 14 local artists from the surrounding mountains around Bakersville, NC. Mica opened its doors in 2012 and after a year of success decided to work on pushing their existing brand identity further. They approached ODDS to help with a redesign.
The Mica gallery identity design project was intended as a facelift to the existing Mica identity which was simply a signature. The focus was on keeping the playfulness of the existing signature, while better providing further context to gallery’s location and emphasis on the collaborative aspect in which the gallery exists. The final wordmark represents a more prominent shape, better integrating the view of the mountains, while making the identity clear to read and allowing for a short tagline statement.
A logomark was also created to use with their brand, which is to be used in areas with space limitations and for social media such as Facebook. The logomark simply brings the letterforms together, further emphasizing the mountain landscape. The final form acts as a stamp, which represents an artist’s mark that one would commonly find on the bottom of any artwork featured in the gallery.
The color palette is bright and cheerful. Anyone who walks into Mica’s gallery feels the light and airiness of the space. Green and yellow is a color combination already used within their gallery. We refined the colors and matched them to accent colors which may optionally be found throughout their advertising campaigns.
Mica also asked us to design a set of advertising templates that can be used for the next year or two. We created several ads and postcards at various sizes that can act as templates, easily swapping out photos to highlight ongoing events.
The Mica website allows for a simple way to present the gallery to their online viewers. The home page features a slide show of images of their gallery, while the interior pages present each of the 16 artists that make up the cooperative gallery. An events page simply lists the shows they have throughout the year.

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The Have you ever thought what could bring you happiness?
Is it material possession such as, a gorgeous home or fancy car? Or has it got something to do with the inside of yourself? How often have you heard, some reference, to the need for strong leaders and/ or leadership, yet, realized, different individuals, define these qualities and characteristics, quite differently?
The year is 1964, and as Cooke shows a combination of his famous hits, you can feel the pleasure rising through the air of a nation. The film is lengthy and plays longer, It allows itself series that are drawn out to perplexing lengths while hurrying past others that should have been staged high points.
It feels like an incomplete cut that might play better after editing.
This film rates a '10', a must-see film if ever there was one." Robert Butler of the Kansas City star wrote in his review of A Closer Walk: "This is one of the most artful, heartrending and inspirational documentaries I have ever seen. Its real power comes from the way the filmmaker understands human psychology." A Closer Walk, written, directed, and produced by Oscar nominee Robert Bilheimer, with narration by Glenn Close and Will Smith, explores intricate and entangled relationship between health, dignity and human rights.
It shows AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) and its harsh realities are an expression of the way the world is.
A portion of the film has interviews with well known individuals including The Dalai Lama, Kofi Annan, and musician Bono.
Other portions of the film include stories and portraits of people, old and young, male and female, from four continents living with AIDS. Young captured and celebrates human dignity, and it captures forever the immense human suffering.
In his review of the movie, A Closer Walk, Jack Garner, Chief Film Critic of the Gannett News Service stated: "This is an artful motion picture and a beautifully told story of human suffering that inspires hope and action.After Earth starring Will Smith is a promising addition to the growing list of science fiction blockbusters by Smith.It is also another movie where he stars with his son Jaden.However, after over a decade, as a Real Estate Licensed Salesperson, I have discovered, and Males of almost any age are referred to as "dudes" these days. The guy who The Diamond Level of membership represents the ideal Ezine Articles Expert Author and is the highest level of authorship that can be obtained on Ezine Articles. Diamond Level Membership is our way of making sure that the ideal Expert Authors stand out.


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A top AEW star has discussed the inspirations behind their on-screen persona, and who suggested that they turn heel in the first place.
Britt Baker is one of the top competitors in AEW. Her recent Lights Out match with Thunder Rosa made headlines, with fans claiming that this match will be fondly remembered for years to come.
Baker recently discussed the origins of her heel character on Oral Sessions with Renee Paquette. Revealing that Kenny Omega encouraged her to turn heel, Baker noted that she worked with Chris Jericho to become as detestable as possible.
She argued that her injury was one of the best things to happen to her wrestling career as it gave her more time to understand her character.
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“Yeah, That was Kenny (Omega), that was all Kenny’s idea to turn me heel. I was scared but of course, I was going to do it. I’m not going to say no, but I was nervous. I never had been a heel before. I didn’t know anything about heat. That’s the best thing that ever happened to me, honestly.
“That and getting injured because when I got injured I got to work on my heel promos. Who better to work with than Chris Jericho of all people? It’s like I literally ripped off some of his character from WCW when he was like the role model and the conspiracy victim. So, he helps me so much.”
Baker has picked up some big victories already this year, including a tag team win alongside Maki Itoh at AEW Revolution. Yet to wrestle since her St Patrick’s Day Slam Lights Out match, it will be interesting to see what’s next for Baker.
Baker also revealed that numerous WWE stars reached out to her after her brutal match. You can read about that here.
Quotes via Inside The Ropes.

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Motorised infantry brigade in Russia's Siberia receives 15 modernized tanks
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The tanks have a better fire control system and new-generation communications equipment
MOSCOW, March 16. /TASS/. A motorised infantry brigade not far from Novosibirsk received another consignment of upgraded T-72B3 tanks, official representative of the Central Military District Yaroslav Poschupkin told TASS on Monday.
'Fifteen deeply modernized T-72B3 tanks were delivered from producer (Uralvagonzavod) to the Yurga Motorised Infantry Brigade,' he said. 'The crews and maintenance have completed additional training to exploit the new tanks.'
T-72B3 has a better fire control system and new-generation communications equipment. The crew now will be able to fire not only from the standing position, but also as tank is moving
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Magnificent Remembrance Memorial unveiled at St Paul’s Cathedral
The ‘Remember Me’ portico memorial has been installed in memory of those lives that were lost directly, or indirectly during the pandemic. Providing a space where people can come together to share memories and honour those that passed.
The inner portico is the first addition to the London landmark in 150 years, made possible by campaigns by the BBC and Daily Mail. Celebrities and business leaders generously supported the campaign including Sir Lloyd Dorfman and Lord Alan Sugar that generously donated to its creation.
The ‘Remember Me’ memorial provides a special and lasting space for remembrance of all lives lost. The new inner portico will be a focal point in the cathedral’s north transept, within a wooden atrium. The portico is elliptical in design and engraved with the words ‘Remember Me’ in several languages. Alloy Fabweld designed, manufactured, and installed the support steelwork for this important cause, in collaboration with Sir Robert McAlpine.
Co-designed by Caroe Architecture with Connolly Wellingham, creating a beautiful, elliptical timber structure all crafted in the UK and made with British Oak. Etched into the wood in gold letters are the words ‘Remember Me’, of the people who have died due to the pandemic. The elegant design is a modern addition, designed with respect to its iconic surroundings and to reflect the geometric design of St. Paul's by Christopher Wren.
Pictures: Courtesy of Sir Robert McAlpine.
Part of this unique memorial is the Remember Me online book of remembrance, started in 2020, that contains photos, names, and memories of those who have passed, within the Middlesex Chapel, displayed across several digital screens.
The memorial is for everyone from all the UK nations and of any faith or none, it will leave a legacy for many people to visit over the years to provide a contemplative space and celebrate the lives of lost ones.
The Remember Me is to enable families, friends, and carers to remember and mourn those who have died, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The online book of remembrance is open to people of all faiths or none and remains open for entries for as long as is needed.
Prince Charles gave his backing for the project in a video message: ‘People of every faith and none believe that each human being is unique and precious’.
Leaders from all faiths have also endorsed the project, calling the memorial a ‘focal point for our collective grief. Those wishing to remember loved ones can submit, free of charge, the name, photograph, and a short message in honour of a deceased person via the Remember Me website www.rememberme2020.uk

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(DES MOINES) Gray hair, baldness, wrinkles and fatty deposits around the eye-lids are all signs of aging cited by a heart disease researcher as possible indicators of trouble ahead.
“The scientist who performed the study is hoping that this will just get doctors to check these visible signs of aging as just another marker to see if a person may be at risk, in addition to looking at things like blood pressure and cholesterol,” said Alexon Cashman with the American Heart Association, Iowa chapter.
Researchers note, this isn’t the sort of thing that can be turned around by a face-lift or hair color. But, 80-percent of heart attacks are preventable if patients live a healthy lifestyle.
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Sunkissed Meadows Municipal Golf Course is a Public, 9 hole golf course located in Fort Dodge, Iowa, on the banks of the Des Moines River.
Sunkissed Meadows Municipal Golf Course first opened for play in 1975.
This par 3 course is very walkable and popular with seniors and beginning players. It's a great place to practice your pitching and putting. The holes range from 90 to 220 yards in length, and its average playing time is one hour and twenty minutes.
The course plays to a 9-hole par of 27 and measures a total length 0f 1,273 yards. Men and women share the same tee station.
The course closed in 2014 and is now used for disc golf.
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River Legacy Living Science Center boasts an aquarium and terrariums with native animals, nature trails, an exhibit hall, and several exploration stations. Weekend Getaways, Attractions and Things to do near me: CA, NY, From NYC, LA, SF, Ohio, TX, FL, PA, FL, CO, SC, TX, NC, Romantic, NJ, Anniversary, CA, DC, Seattle, San Diego, Sanibel, AZ, Denver, Dallas, Seattle, Poconos, New Orleans, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Montauk It all started in 1975 when physics Professor Ulrich Herrmann suggested that a quirky little round building close to the Library should be converted into the first Planetarium at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Weekend Getaway, Places to Visit & Wedding Venues: PA, LA, LA, OK, IA, AZ, WA, NC, HI, From Boston, UT, WV, MS, CA, MT, OH, SF, MI, San Diego, San Antonio, Places, Nashville, PA, WI, TN, MI, UT, MD, GA, HI, WI, Chicago, VA, IL, KY, AL, VA, OR, IN, Atlanta, NM, Canada, ME, Birthday Downtown Arlington features a free yearlong music festival that showcases some of the best musicians in the country and some of the newest musicians just beginning their paths to musical stardom.There are also private tours and field trips for schools.All tours start at the First Base Box Office on the south side of Globe Life Park.There are 56 pieces of art displayed all over the stadium, offering the public a unique way to encounter contemporary art.A guided Art Tour of the Stadium offers more in-depth explanation of the various pieces.You can go to the field, run around, throw some passes, and take a few photos to show your friends.
You can also get a glimpse of the Cowboys’ locker room and even the cheerleaders’ locker room, while they are empty, of course.Arlington is a vibrant city located between Dallas and Fort Worth in Texas, offering a diverse choice of museums, attractions, sports events, music and restaurants.Have a picnic in River Legacy Park, see a show at the Planetarium at the University of Texas at Arlington, explore the Arlington Museum of Art and listen to a symphony performance.The Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts is a non-profit organization that produces about 50 free music events on the lawn of the Founders Plaza, a beautiful city park in downtown Arlington.There is something for everyone, from jazz to world music and from Texas country to hot Indie. The Children’s Concerts have fun, interactive shows in which artists teach their young audiences about creativity, self-esteem, the world around them, and even concepts like good manners.River Legacy Park is a magnificent lush and green urban oasis along the banks of the Trinity River in Arlington.


YOUR FALL MOVIE: BENEATH THE DARKNESS
Visit the DARK Side of Smithville…
Remember how charming Smithville came across in Hope Floats? Just around the corner from where, in 1998, high school sweethearts Birdee and Justin (played by Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick Jr.) were reunited, you’ll find a grand, two-story white house. This home was the setting for the horror film Beneath the Darkness, filmed in Smithville and released in 2011.
This stately home was the site of the 2011 horror movie, “Beneath the Darkness,” starring Dennis Quaid.
In Beneath the Darkness, three Smithville High School students play super sleuths to prove the town’s mortician, Ely Vaughn, played by Dennis Quaid, committed murder. Vaughn was revered when he was Smithville’s star quarterback, but since the death of his wife, he has turned into a recluse, generating stories of the supernatural and other dastardly goings-on.
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In truth, Dennis Quaid wasn’t scary at all. While filming the movie, he got to know the locals, formed friendships and threw an impromptu concert to help those who had lost their homes in the 2011 Bastrop County Complex Wildfire.
The house that played the role of the mortician’s home and funeral parlor remains a bit daunting for those who have seen Beneath the Darkness. In fact, its new resident has been warned by the locals not to see the movie.


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Jose Mourinho Positive News Ahead Of Manchester United Vs Crystal Palace
Manchester United Boss Jose Mourinho a positive team news ahead of the game against Crystal Palace and their Champions League game next week.
Jose Mourinho Talks About His Center Back Issues At Manchester United
Manchester United fell to City at Ethiad 3 – 1 before the International break and the Boss seem happy to have no selection issues ahead of the game on Saturday.
“It’s been two weeks waiting for news, good or bad, from the boys playing for their national teams,” admitted the boss during his pre-match press conference. “Martial stayed with us, he didn’t go with the [France] national team. He worked really hard. He was in a pre-injury situation, but worked really hard and he’s going to play tomorrow. Fellaini is going to play.
”Rashford came back [from England duty] with a little problem but he is ready. Lukaku is ready, with a little bit of a risk, but ready and Paul [Pogba], we knew in this break he would recover so I don’t think we have players who I can say are out of the game tomorrow. “We have a huge group to choose from tomorrow.”
Manchester United Need All The Games To Revive Season
Manchester United will hope to bounce back from their 3 – 1 loss to Manchester City against visitors Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Saturday.


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Series Futsal Victoria, Mens, Round 9
FC Balwyn 4-6 Western Wolves FC
BAL – N.Khoshaba 2, A.Cassar, V.Shamoon
WOL – L.Ramadan 4, N.Long, T.Coulibaly
Western Wolves have beaten Balwyn for the second time this season, holding off a much improved Stars side to claim the three points.
The Wolves started the match very well, and a first half double from Lokman Ramadan helped them race out to a 3-1 lead at half-time.
The two teams exchanged goals in the second half to make the score 4-2, before an injury to key player Tiema Coulibaly turned the tide of the game in Balwyn’s favour.
The Stars made good on the opportunity presented to them, scoring twice in five minutes after the injury.
But the Wolves managed to halt Balwyn’s momentum, and Ramadan stepped up for the Wolves again, like he did in the first half, to guide his side to a 6-4 victory.
Man of the Match: Lokman Ramadan (Western Wolves FC)
CF Brunswick 5-3 Fitzroy FC
BRU – M.Salvi 2, M.Giotta, A.Zaccone, C.Triantos
FIT – S.Rogan, J.Soufis & C.Russo
Brunswick Bulls have put in an impressive second half performance to claim all three points against Fitzroy, and stay in touch with ladder leaders Carlton Heart.
The Bulls started the match well, and made the most of a couple of Fitzroy errors to go 2-0 up early in the first half.
Fitzroy clawed their way back though, with goals from Jimmy Soufis and then Scott Rogan getting the Tigers level.
The Bulls regained the momentum in the second half, with Michele Salvi the catalyst behind their upsurge as they regained their two goal buffer with a 4-2 lead.
Fitzroy got one back through Rogan, but a fifth of the night from Brunswick put the game beyond reach and the result beyond doubt; a crucial three points for Brunswick.
Man of the Match: Michele Salvi (CF Brunswick)
Hume FC 2 (0) – (1) 2 Pascoe Vale FC
HUM – N.Sahin, M.Petrovic
PAS – A.Caro, J.Da Silva
Hume took the lead in the first half through Nejdet Sahin, and their goalkeeper Aaron Yu was phenomenal to deny Pascoe Vale an equaliser until the half-time break.
Hume doubled their advantage after the break through Mario Petrovic, before Pascoe Vale finally found a way past Yu, with Andre Caro hitting a ferocious shot into the top of the net from the right flank.
Pascoe Vale went down to four players when debutant Henrique Fernandes was given his marching orders after a scuffle with multiple Hume players.
However, Pascoe Vale were not deterred by going a man down, scoring an equaliser through Joao Da Silva despite the handicap.
Neither team was able to find a winning goal in regular time, and the players were not much more accurate in the penalty shootout, with only Pascoe Vale’s Lucas Vaz scoring his penalty out of the six takers from both teams.
Dianoosh Rasoulzadeh saved the decisive penalty off Moe Matar to give Pascoe Vale the three points and cap off a good individual performance from the keeper.
Man of the Match: Andre Caro (Pascoe Vale FC)
Metropolitan FC 3-7 FC Carlton Heart
MET – E.Sejranovic, A.Redzepovic, D.Redzepovic
CAR – A.Ibrahim 3, A.Diaz 2, S.Gustus, C.Rajab
FC Carlton Heart have cruised past Metropolitan to regain their six point gap at the top of the table.
The Heart started the game strongly and took a 3-1 lead into the half-time break, courtesy of an Arturo Diaz double and a goal from Chaaban Rajab.
Atay Ibrahim turned it on in the second half for the heart, scoring a second half hat-trick as the Heart got out to a comfortable lead, despite Metro scoring double their first half tally in the second period.
The Heart came away from the game as 7-3 victors, with the main points of contention coming when both Chaaban Rajab and Peter Tamburrino escaped red cards in each half, despite both being adjudged to have committed fouls while being the last defender.
Man of the Match: Atay Ibrahim (FC Carlton Heart)


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½ teaspoon pimenton dulce (ground red pepper or paprika)
1 glass sherry
1 cup water
½ chicken stock-cube
How to make it
Gently sauté the garlic, onion, pimenton dulce and peppercorns in the olive oil for two minutes and then add the chopped Serrano hamand continue cooking for a further one minute. Add the broad beans, thyme, and bay to the onion, and mix the ingredients thoroughly before adding the sherry, water andstock-cube. Cook for a further 20 minutes until the liquid has halved and the beans are tender.Check the seasoning and add a pinch of salt if necessary. Leave to stand for ten minutes; before serving with some crusty bread to mop up the delicious juices - Buenprovecho!


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Antique White 5 Piece Dining Set with Upholstered Chairs - Magnolia Manor
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Classic and elegant, you'll love the details of the Magnolia Manor Collection five piece dining set, now available at RC Willey.The antique white creates a timeless look that will allow any color palette you choose to come to life. It also expands to 90" so there is plenty of room for everyone to have a place at that table.
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Sophisticated style and classic details are just two of the things to love about this table, now available at RC Willey. The finishes are fantastic and complement the design well. This table will also have plenty of places for your next dinner party because it expands to 90". It will be fun to lay out place settings for Thanksgiving with the gray top as a backdrop for your favorite dishes. It's a great table you'll enjoy having in your home.
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