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The Panthers have one big vacancy on their line after losing All-Pro left guard Andrew Norwell to the Jaguars, and need some competition and depth to go with some in-house candidates. The Panthers have also visited with tight ends Eric Ebron and Luke Willson, as they work the fringes of the market after going a big deal for big defensive tackle Dontari Poe.
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I’m satisfied at where the numbers are, Jones said. Both Lawrence and the Cowboys are getting value here. I see it both ways. But it’s an acceptable value for the Cowboys as well to be able to do the one-year deal.
Lawrence and the Cowboys have until July 16 to work out a longer deal with their leader in sacks from last season.
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But how many teams are actually interested in Cousins? The Cardinals, as of a week ago, thought Cousins would be too expensive for their budget. Now, they’re back in it. Supposedly.
Here’s a theory/hypothesis/whatever: Only the Jets are seriously interested, and the other three teams are essentially leverage. The Cardinals, Broncos, and Vikings would be willing participants in this dance, because showing interest in Cousins could help them leverage other arrangements.
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The Dolphins were tabbed as the favorites to land wide receiver Albert Wilson in free agency on Monday night and the deal is set to move forward when the league year starts on Wednesday afternoon.
PFT has learned, via a league source, that the Dolphins plan to sign Wilson to a three-year, $24 million deal. The Dolphins are also expected to finalize a trade sending wide receiver Jarvis Landry to the Browns on Wednesday.
It’s a former Giants employee who got him, though, and Tom Coughlin’s second offseason running the Jaguars’ football operations is starting with a splash.
Here’s a California kid who wants to be a Cleveland Brown, who wants to play in the elements.
He elected not to throw in controlled climate conditions at the NFL Scouting Combine but had no qualms about showing off his tweaked delivery in the rain.
Jones was released from custody Wednesday morning, and the NFL is?looking into the matter, according to TMZ.
Both Jones’ brother and father, former NFL player Robert Jones, responded to the incident online:?
Jones registered 27 catches for 316 yards and two touchdowns in his rookie season. He was a second-round pick (37th overall) by the Bills in the 2017 NFL draft.
But during a podcast with Cowboys radio host Brad Sham (via the Fort Worth Star Telegram ), Romo defended Bryant.
Daniel Kaplan of SportsBusiness Journal reports that Tod Leiweke is out as the NFL’s COO. Leiweke will be replaced by Mary Ann Turcke of NFL Media, per Kaplan. Turcke joined the league in 2017.
Leiweke drew positive reviews for his early work with the league. It’s unclear where or how things went sideways, or whether Leiweke simply decided to move on.
The Jets currently have Josh McCown , Teddy Bridgewater , Bryce Petty, and Christian Hackenberg in their quarterback room. They’re going to draft a quarterback third overall .
Expect the Jets to perhaps carry four quarterbacks into training camp, as they assess the health of Bridgewater’s knee. That means Petty or Hackenberg is a goner, fairly soon. And if Bridgewater’s knee looks fine, neither of those two will make the 53-man roster.
Harris had two seasons remaining on the five-year, $17.5 million contract he signed with former Giants general manager Jerry Reese in 2015. Harris took a $500,000 pay cut last offseason, which lowered his salary from $2.975 million to $2.475 million for 2017.
Harris made the Pro Bowl as a special teamer in 2016 due to his coverage skills. His production as a returner has declined since 2015 when he had two return touchdowns and averaged 28.7 yards on kickoffs and 10.0 yards on punts.
He’s a hell of a er. I’m a big fan of his, big fan of what he’s done, Goff said of Cousins. He’s tremendous. I don’t think he gets enough credit for what he’s done. Some of the throws he made [that] we see on film. You rewind it, you watch it again. It’s unbelievable.
I asked why Cousins doesn’t get more credit.
I don’t know. Because guys like you don’t like to talk about him, Goff said with a laugh.
Cousins has been talked about plenty since then, and he’ll be talked about plenty more as the offseason continues to unfold. The biggest topic will be whether Cousins, on a championship-caliber roster (which he didn’t have in Washington) along with a normally-functioning front office (which he didn’t have in Washington), can improve on what was three straight 4,000-yard seasons, including one that maxed out at 4,917.
Rogers has shown flashes, but caught just 18 passes for 149 yards last year. He was a 48-catch er in 2016, and with the deals passed out yesterday to receivers of similar pedigree, that would have qualified him to get rich somewhere.
The Steelers might still bring him back later, but the timing of the injury kept him from cashing in.
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The ABC sitcom Black-ish has never shied away from hot-button political topics. But NFL anthem protests are apparently a bridge too far.
Kenya Barris, the creator of Black-ish, confirmed that ABC declined to run an episode of the show that included characters arguing over football players kneeling for the national anthem. The episode was set to run on February 27 but was replaced with a rerun, and ABC has no plans to air the episode or make it available on any other platform.
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Darnold is an athletic playmaker (7,229 passing yards, 57 touchdowns, 22 interceptions in two seasons) who can work from the pocket and excels outside of structure. He looked like the No. 1 overall pick before the 2017 campaign, and his talent hasn’t changed between then and now.
When the Jets called teams with a top-three draft pick to inquire about the possibility of a trade, it would appear the New York Giants rebuffed any such overtures.
Two possible reasons why general manager Dave Gettleman wasn’t willing to move the second overall pick: either the Giants are enamored with a quarterback prospect or Gettleman wanted much more in return than the Colts received (the sixth overall pick and three second-round selections).
It will be interesting to see which players we can potentially line up first for initial visits, Maccagnan said. Obviously we’ll be very active on the first day in terms of the higher profile guys. I think the one thing I’ve noticed in the NFL this year or in the past years, I should say, is free agency moves very quickly. If you have guys targeted and you have your range how you value them, we’ll be very active.
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There have been a few free agents who I’ve written articles about the Jets signing, including Allen Robinson and Tyrann Mathieu. So far the team hasn’t signed a one, but here’s hoping that this article breaks the trend.
In theory, the Jets already have a decent receiving corps with Quincy Enunwa, Jermaine Kearse, Robby Anderson and two very young receivers with potential in Chad Hansen and ArDarius Stewart.
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It’s not clear where the 27-year-old Fluker will fit along Seattle’s offensive line. He played right guard for the past three seasons after beginning his career at tackle. Ethan Pocic finished his rookie season in 2017 as Seattle’s starting right guard but has also played left guard and right tackle. Luke Joeckel, Seattle’s starter at left guard for much of last season, is an unrestricted free agent.
The agreement was first reported by the NFL Network and CBSSports.com. The financial terms of the deal weren’t immediately available.
Fluker spent last season with the New York Giants, appearing in nine games with six starts, after beginning his career with the Chargers, who drafted him 11th overall out of Alabama in 2013. In Seattle, he’ll reunite with Womens Sammie Coates Jersey offensive line coach Mike Solari, who was hired by the Seahawks this offseason after spending the past two seasons in the same capacity with the Giants.
The Giants signed Fluker on the cheap last offseason to a one-year, $3 million deal. He began the 2017 season on the bench before working his way into the Week 4 starting lineup at right guard, where he was a difference-maker in the run game when healthy.
They lost Malcolm Butler, Solder and Lewis, which is quite a bit to cough up in one offseason.
And while the team got an extension done for safety Nate Ebner, it shouldn’t stop the Pats from grabbing a playmaker in the defensive secondary—though it can’t be Mathieu after his deal in Houston.
As usual, the Patriots are an attractive destination for a free agent. If the Patriots are willing to pay the necessary cash, they’ll add a player on a market that has yet to really develop while waiting on Mathieu to find a landing spot.
New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman made a solid trade for linebacker Alec Ogletree.
The Los Angeles Rams apparently didn’t like Ogletree’s fit with defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, though one could guess the team didn’t like his $10 million cap hit in 2018 either.
There is an out in Ogletree’s contract after this year, but a team with hardly $1 million in free space as of this writing is bound to need some relief.
Grabner’s second goal in as many games was the Devils’ 10th shorthanded goal of the season.
The Devils doubled their lead at 13:27 when defenseman Damon Severson threaded a long pass to center Nico Hischier at the Kings’ blue line. Hischier entered the offensive zone and snapped his 16th goal of the season past Quick.
After the Devils failed to capitalize on three second-period power plays, they added a third goal in the third period. Brian Boyle set up a 2-on-1 rush for Miles Wood and Drew Stafford, where Wood kept the puck and beat Quick for his 17th goal of the season at 6:06.
The Devils continue their California swing with the second leg of a back-to-back on Sunday, when they play the Anaheim Ducks at 9 p.m. Eastern at Honda Center.
They then play the San Jose Sharks at 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday at SAP Center in San Jose, and the Devils end their marathon six-game road trip against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Friday at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
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Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Wis.) announced Saturday afternoon that he has offered McCabe a job to work on election security in his office, so that he can reach the needed length of service to retire.
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McCabe锟斤拷s firing just short of his 50th birthday on Sunday, is likely to cost him significant pension benefits. One House Democrat, Rep. Mark Pocan (Wis.), offered McCabe a job to work on election security in his office so that he can reach the needed length of service to retire.
The dismissal once again drew the FBI into a political controversy as those inside the bureau already fear the institution锟斤拷s reputation may not survive unrelenting attacks from Trump and his allies.
Certainly the FBI is in the barrel, and they badly want to get out of it 锟斤拷 the workforce does, said former FBI assistant director Ron Hosko. But headlines like this are not the way out.
Inside the FBI, the mood was tense this weekend, with some agents exchanging messages about how they might help McCabe and expressing anger at what they saw as a cruel and vindictive dismissal.
Gerrit Cole has possibly the best arsenal in MLB with a fastball in the upper 90s and three more pitches many scouts grade as above average. Despite all of the tools in his toolbag though, the talk around Cole this offseason is how to fix the former NL Cy Young candidate after the worst season of his career.
That is what Hinch wants him to do, and with a pitching coach like Brent Strom who had every Astros’ starting pitcher from a year ago adjust in some way, Cole could see his numbers come back to the mean rather than the outlier of a season he had in 2017. Cole said he is looking forward to doing some new things and doing it somewhere new.
I’m pretty relaxed right now, Cole said. A change of environment has been really nice.
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Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips has helped develop unheralded inside linebackers such as Todd Davis and Brandon Marshall in years past, so the Rams might be able to get by without big-money players on the interior.
Gettleman gives up fourth- and sixth-round picks to the Rams, who send a 2019 seventh-rounder back as part of the deal. The Giants managed to avoid sending the 102nd pick and instead sent their later fourth-rounder, the 135th selection, but they’re not in a position to trade away draft picks given how bereft the back of their roster is at the moment. This is a better swap for the Rams.
The Seattle Seahawks are keeping a key member of the Legion of Boom in place after releasing one of the leaders of the group last week.
The team has agreed to a three-year deal with versatile safety Bradley McDougald, one of the team’s 16 unrestricted free agents.
McDougald entered the league with the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent in 2013 and was claimed off waivers by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers later that season. He went on to start 36 games from 2014 to 2016 for Tampa Bay and had a career-high 91 tackles in 2016.
Given the rapid-fire succession of trades we saw from Dorsey on Friday, though, it’s difficult not to see this as an inflection point for Cleveland’s team-building strategy. It has been popular (if not entirely accurate) to think of the Browns as the NFL equivalent of the Philadelphia 76ers, compiling draft pick after draft pick while failing to show any shred of competitiveness for a number of seasons.
New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton has publicly declared that he’s not the least bit worried that his franchise quarterback could become an unrestricted free agent Wednesday afternoon.
In a move that further confirms the shift in how sports leagues are delivering their content to fans, MLB and Facebook have struck a deal under which the social networking platform gets exclusive rights to 25 afternoon games this season, Bloomberg News first reported via Twitter.
Most of the MLB games Facebook will webcast are on Wednesdays, and the package begins April 4 with Phillies vs. Mets.
Also on the docket: Brewers vs. Cardinals on April 11; Royals vs. Blue Jays on April 18; and Diamondbacks vs. Phillies on April 26, a Thursday
From a consumer’s perspective, the deal makes all kinds of sense. Many people have access to computers at work, but not televisions. Some of these folks will surely appreciate the opportunity to catch some baseball on a Wednesday afternoon, while their bosses probably would rather they be working.
The league announced Saturday, the 24-year-old’s suspension will begin at the start of the season.
This is Bonifacio’s first positive test for steroids.
Bonifacio batted .255 with 17 home runs and 40 RBIs in 113 games for the Royals in 2017.
Prior to the season last year he was the Royals’ No. 6 overall prospect in 2015, according to MLB Pipeline.
He was a Marlin. Then he was a Ray. Now he’s a Maray. Hechavarria can really pick it at the six, but don’t expect all that much offense. His career .291 OBP just about tells the whole story. But seriously, he’s got an excellent glove.
Out of the rotation, Ohtani is capable of bringing triple-digit heat, and he has already shown off an impressive breaking pitch in his first spring start. His numbers in Japan make it plain that Ohtani is capable of claiming a regular spot in the lineup as an outfielder or designated hitter. That’s going to mean stealing at-bats from Kole Calhoun and Albert Pujols, but Ohtani is talented enough to do it.


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Research team and affiliated institutions: Eric R. Wright (Georgia State University), Day K. Wong (Hong Kong Baptist University), Yiu-Tung Suen (Chinese University of Hong Kong), Bradley Rink (University of Western Cape), Tamara Shefer (University of Western Cape), Alan Mablin (University of Witwatersand, Johannesburg)
This project investigates the gap between the global North and South water governances. The project addresses the gap by comparing water governance regimes in Atlanta (USA) and Accra (Ghana). Accra (Ghana). By bringing water policy and planning research into dialogue with Urban political ecology, this project aims to uncover how “access to, control over, and distribution of water” is organized in Accra and Atlanta, identifying who benefits and who is excluded from stakeholder governance, and situating findings in broader debates about neoliberal urban policies and emergent paradigms for urban governance based on resilience.
Research team and affiliated institutions: Ellis Adams (Global Studies Institute, GSU), Richard Milligan (Dept. of Geosciences, GSU), Patrick Cobbinah (Urban Planning and Human Geography, Kwame Nkruman University of Science and Technology, Ghana).
This project investigates the economic, social, political, and environmental consequences of urban sports stadiums. The project will employ a comparative approach to evaluate stadium developments in Atlanta, Pretoria, Hong Kong, and Seoul to problem solve the complex challenges associated with urban cities and stadium developments. The research agenda developed by this partnership is aimed at identifying sports stadiums’ positive and negative impacts, the debate over which plays out in cities and regions all over the world.
Research team and affiliated institutions: Timothy Kellison (Dept. of Kinesiology and Health, Georgia State University), Johnny Coetzee (University of Pretoria), Sungil Hong (Hong Kong Baptist University), Yukyoum Kim (Seoul National University).


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Labour is calling for a change to EU law to crack down on tricksters who are exploiting legal grey areas to con small businesses out of thousands of pounds.
The problem centres on organisations that claim to be the publishers of business directories and offer small businesses what appears to be a free listing in their publication.
Weeks later those same businesses receive hefty bills for “administration fees”, followed up by threats of legal action if the bills aren’t paid.
The campaign to crack down on the practice has taken to the floor of the European Parliament, with MEPs calling for new rules that outlaw unfair and exploitative contract terms hidden in small print.
Labour’s Catherine Stihler MEP, spokesperson for Labour Euro-MPs on Consumer Affairs, explained: “Small businesses are being tricked out of thousands of pounds, and the most horrifying thing is that the European Commission can’t even tell us whether it is illegal or not.
“These are fly-by-night operations that simply shut down and reopen under another name as soon as there is a whiff of trouble. They open in one country before exploiting businesses in another, knowing that this makes it harder for the authorities to act.
“We need EU legislation that clearly says this is not allowed. It is obvious that these practices are unfair, so it is time for the law to catch up with common sense.”
The existence of the “administration charges” are hidden amongst acres of small print, and claims for the money usually come well after the cooling off period in which it is legally possible to cancel a contract of this nature.
However, Catherine Stihler is warning businesses not to be fooled into parting with their cash:
“While these activities do exist in a legal grey area, these tricksters make their money by scaring people into paying up with official looking legal letters. Yet I’m not aware of a single case that has actually made it to court.
“Clearly the best advice is to read all the small print on any free offers carefully before signing. However, anyone who thinks that they may have been victim of such a scam should seek advice before they even think of parting with any money.”
On Thursday the European Parliament approved a resolution calling for EU law to be revised to deal with the problem.

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American TV star, Kim Kardashian, has returned to Paris for the first time since been robbed at gunpoint in 2016 during the Paris Fashion Week.
According to her, being there for a short period would help her mentally and it was also important to her and her husband, Kanye West to make the trip to support one of West’s best friends, fashion designer Virgil Abloh, at his very first Louis Vuitton fashion show since being named the new men’s artistic director. He was also the best man at their wedding.
Kanye reportedly told his wife, “I don’t want to put any pressure on you to go to Paris. I know that was really hard the last time you were in Paris. So, I just think for the culture, for Kim K to show up to the first black designer at Louis Vuitton’s show, who was the best man at my wedding, just the world would just really love to see you there. Be surprised to see you there and love to see you there.”
West was on tour when the incident happened two years ago but this time, was at his wife’s side with extra security. In the hours after the harrowing robbery in which Kim was tied up, naked and placed in the bathtub of her hotel room, Kanye West cancelled his engagements and went back to their Hollywood home to care for her.
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967 Fender Stratocaster that was owned and played by Jimi Hendrix. Pictured here is Carmine Appice holding this guitar. Jimi gave this guitar as a gift to James “Tappy” Wright in late 1968 – early 1969. Tappy was part of the Hendrix management with Chas Chandler, Mike Jefferey, and Bob Levine. Tappy was originally the road manager of The Animals. Comes with video of Tappy with the Stratocaster describing the guitar and history, a letter of provenance from Tappy, a letter and photo from Carmine Appice (drummer from Vanilla Fudge, Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart), a letter from Norms Rare Guitars, and a letter from Fleetwood Owen Auctions. It comes with photos of Billy Cox with the guitar, Kenny Olson with the guitar, and photos of Kenny and Billy recording with the guitar. Billy used this guitar on one of his recordings in 2009. It has been on display at the Musicians Hall Of Fame and Museum in Nashville for 2 years and is still currently on display. It has also been on display in Paris France at the Cite de La Musique. This was from October 2006 – January 2007. In 2001 Janie Hendrix and Experience Hendrix LLC claimed ownership of the guitar. After seven years the Experience Hendrix LLC have settled out of court and has given up its’ claim to ownership of the guitar as part of a settlement of a defamation suit in San Diego County Superior Court. A letter from Janie Hendrix and Experience Hendrix LLC stating that they will make no further claim and will not interfere with any future sale of the guitar is included. Interested parties can get more details from us or contact Michael P. Guta at The Law Offices of John E. Hill.


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Siletz, Ore – On Sunday, September 18, the City of Siletz held a ribbon cutting and 3-on-3 tournament to officially open a new outdoor basketball court. The recently completed court is located next to the city skate park on Swan Avenue in Siletz.
The court was made possible by the generous donation of time by the community and a $12,500 grant from Lincoln County.
Mayor Will Worman led the ceremony and recognized those who coordinated and volunteered many hours to bring an outdoor court to the community. Cody Worden, owner of CIB construction and general contracting, led the project and Joel Stevenson Construction designed the concrete to permanently show the court outline, key, half court and three-point line.
Worden is the uncle of Carter Worden who died in an accident on Highway 229 in August 2018 at 14 years old. Worden will also be designing and installing a bench for spectators as a tribute to his nephew, naming the facility “Carter’s Court.” Carter Worden played football, basketball, and baseball. He also enjoyed riding his dirt bike & four-wheeler and playing survival in the woods. Carter would have been a senior in high school this year.
An inaugural 3-on-3 tournament was held Saturday and Sunday at Carter’s Court. 12 teams from high school age kids to adults competed and raised money for youth activities.
The City of Siletz would like to thank all who volunteered to make this court a reality and who attended the tournament and ribbon cutting.


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Congratulations to Dr. Serjoscha Evers, a recent DPhil graduate of Oxford Earth Sciences, who was recently awarded the 2019 Alfred Sherwood Romer Prize of the Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology after presenting his PhD research at their 79th Annual Meeting in Brisbane, Australia on 10th October.
The Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology states: “The Alfred Sherwood Romer Prize recognizes an outstanding scientific contribution in Vertebrate Paleontology by a predoctoral student. Selection is based on the scientific value and quality of a submitted abstract summarizing an original research project. The prize is awarded based on the scientific value and quality of the oral presentation of that research during the Romer Prize session at the SVP Annual Meeting.”
Serjoscha, a former student of Prof. Roger Benson, was selected to be among the 16 finalists and was awarded the prize for the best presentation, as judged by an expert jury of senior society members. This talk was titled “New insights into the evolution of secondarily marine lifestyles, marine adaptation, and diversification of turtles.”
Serjoscha is the first person to win this prestigious award who was not based at an US institution for their PhD research. He summarises the findings of his research below:
“During my doctoral studies at the University of Oxford, I investigated the evolutionary relationships of turtles with a specific focus on those turtles that, in the past or today, live at sea. These oceanic or marine turtles evolved from turtles that originally lived on land, and thus had to adapt to a new environment with difficult challenges.
I came up with a new hypothesis regarding the turtle family tree by analysing high-resolution X-ray CT scans of fossil and living turtles, which provided new anatomical data for turtles. This new hypothesis shifts several groups of turtle around with regard to classic ideas of their relationships.
One of the results of my study is that up to six groups of turtles have independently evolved an oceanic lifestyle. Three of these groups lived during the end of the Cretaceous, when an asteroid impact led to a mass extinction that killed off most dinosaurs and also many oceanic reptile groups, such as mosasaurs. Somehow, all three marine turtle groups survived the end-Cretaceous mass extinction, but we do not yet know why that is.
The turtle group that led to modern sea turtles was found to be older than previously thought in my study, because a diverse group of turtles that included several meter-long giant sea turtles that lived during the Cretaceous were found to be close relatives to modern sea turtles. These findings also imply that one key innovation of modern sea turtles, the flipper, evolved relatively rapidly at the beginning of the group’s evolution with relatively little change that evolved afterwards. I also found evidence for marine adaptations in the inner ear of sea turtles: Sea turtles have large spaces surrounding their inner ear organ that were filled with fluid and possibly buffered the ear from pressures during diving.
In summary, the results of my study provide a new hypothesis of turtle relationships and new information regarding the question how reptile groups like turtles evolve during ecological transitions.”
Dr. Evers is now a Postdoctoral Researcher (SNF) in Vertebrate Paleontology, at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland.


The resignation of U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Flynn did little to calm the chaos at the White House, where staff spent Tuesday scrambling to deflect blame for the rising scandal about Flynn’s contacts with Russian officials — including who knew what about the conversations and when.
Other ongoing controversies intruded on the White House’s ability to impose its own narrative on the Flynn situation, adding to the sense of confusion in Trump’s Washington.
Office of Government Ethics director Walter Shaub released a letter recommending that the White House investigate Kellyanne Conway and consider disciplinary action against her for encouraging the public to buy clothes from the line marketed by Ivanka Trump, the president’s oldest daughter, after Nordstrom stopped carrying it.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, who have been hesitant to chastise the new administration, also began asserting some distance from Trump. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chair of the House Oversight Committee, sent a request to the White House Tuesday for answers about security protocols at Mar-a-Lago and details about potentially sensitive documents after club members photographed the president and senior staff reading on the club’s dining terrace Saturday.
On Tuesday evening, a staffer for Pence confirmed that the vice president had been kept in the dark for weeks about the truth of Flynn’s conversation
And Senate Republicans also called for investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election on Trump’s behalf. Foreign Relations Committee chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) left the door open to supporting an independent investigative commission, while Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) appeared to support the idea of requiring Flynn to testify before committee investigations. “What I’d like to know is, did Gen. Flynn make this phone call by himself? If he was directed, by who?” Graham asked. “Did they try to engage the Russians before they were in office? Was this part of a continuing pattern between the Trump people and Russia?”
For the second time in less than a day, White House press secretary Sean Spicer contradicted statements coming from others in the White House. He told reporters at Tuesday’s daily press briefing that President Donald Trump demanded Flynn’s resignation, whereas senior administration officials said Monday night that Flynn decided to step down on his own.
Spicer also said that Trump had been aware of and was reviewing Flynn’s actions “for several weeks” after having been briefed by White House Counsel Donald McGahn. The president told reporters aboard Air Force One last Friday that he “didn’t know about” a Washington Post report in which Flynn acknowledged he’d discussed sanctions imposed by the Obama administration on a December call with Russia’s ambassador Sergei Kislyak—and that he’d misled Vice President Mike Pence, who publicly said Flynn hadn’t brought up sanctions on the calls.
On Tuesday evening, a staffer for Pence confirmed that the vice president had been kept in the dark for weeks about the truth of Flynn’s conversation — only learning about it from the Feb. 9 Post story — although Trump himself had been briefed about Flynn’s call on January 26.
The press secretary said the president demanded Flynn’s resignation because he’d lost trust in his national security adviser, not because of concerns about the legality of Flynn’s actions or their impact on national security.
The resignation came shortly after a second Post report about Justice Department officials briefing McGahn about their concerns surrounding Flynn. On Tuesday, the New York Times reported that Flynn was interviewed days after Trump’s inauguration by FBI agents investigating his conversations with Kislyek.
“The question wasn’t, ‘Did he do something illegal?’” Spicer said. “It was, ‘Could he be trusted further?”
Flynn, a retired three-star general who was among Trump’s earliest supporters in the national security establishment, had long been the target of suspicion by Democrats and Trump opponents. He traveled with Trump to Florida over the weekend, joining the president as he hosted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe—and advised the two leaders on Saturday, when they interrupted their golf weekend to address North Korea’s launch of a test missile.
White House aides sent conflicting messages Monday about Flynn’s fate. In an afternoon appearance, Conway asserted in an interview with MSNBC that Flynn still “enjoys the full confidence of the president.” Less than an hour later, Spicer issued a formal statement informing the media that Trump was “evaluating” the Flynn situation. Ultimately, it was Bannon, Flynn’s only remaining defender and closest confidant in the White House, who delivered the news in the residence Monday evening that Trump needed him to step aside.
On Tuesday morning, following Flynn’s late night resignation, Conway went on television again to spin the developments, stating that “in the end it was [Flynn] misleading the vice president that made the situation unsustainable.” She was then asked why action wasn’t taken sooner given that McGahn had been briefed weeks ago by Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, who was dismissed by Trump after she refused to defend his January 27 order blocking citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the U.S.
At Tuesday’s briefing, Spicer said McGahn had briefed the president about Yates’ concerns, though he declined to say exactly what the president had been told. A White House aide said earlier in the day that the president had not been completely briefed, and that McGahn and White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus were in “hot water” for it.
Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday evening that he thought Priebus was doing a “great job.”
The disarray in the White House comes as Trump is facing serious national security challenges, including Russia’s ongoing incursions into Ukraine and North Korea’s nuclear missile test.
Some speculated that, with Flynn out of the picture, Defense Secretary James Mattis might begin to take a bigger role in the administration. Mattis was inside the White House residence Monday night alongside Bannon, Priebus and Kushner when Flynn resigned, and is involved with choosing the former general’s successor.
“I can’t figure out what’s going on over there. I’ve never seen anything like this” — Foreign policy staffer in the office of another GOP senator
Vice Admiral Robert Harward, a former Mattis deputy, is the early favorite for the job, according to several White House sources. National Security Council chief of staff Keith Kellogg has been named acting national security adviser until the post is filled.
On Capitol Hill, Republican senators remain confused about who holds authority within the White House. “We don’t know who is in charge,” Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain, chair of the Senate Armed Services committee told reporters.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has privately expressed frustration at not knowing whether to contact Trump’s adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner or Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to discuss the administration’s Middle East policy, according to a source familiar with his thinking. (Cruz, through a spokesman, called the source’s statement untrue.)
“I can’t figure out what’s going on over there,” said a foreign policy staffer in the office of another GOP senator. “I’ve never seen anything like this. We don’t know who the point person is on national security issues. On anything, really.”
Burgess Everett and Elana Schor contributed to this report.


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COLD SPRING – Council tabled a text amendment to its zoning laws allowing fireworks sales in observance of new state law in effect and passed into law on an emergency basis this spring.
Zoning for fireworks sales will be discussed at the caucus meeting of council at 7:30 p.m. Monday, July 11.
Mayor Mark Stoeber said the city has been approached by prospective businesses seeking to operate permanent fireworks sales locations and existing business that want to sell fireworks at their current locations.
Council member Stuart Oehrle said the city needs to find out where fireworks are mentioned in the existing zoning language.
“Because now fireworks means a far different class of devices,” Oehrle said.
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5 Ways To Fight Fatigue And Energize Your Life - Lavanda Michelle
Feeling tired is a common complaint people express. Sometimes the self-description morphs into “I feel tired all the time,” and experts say that’s when extreme tiredness becomes better known as fatigue. Fatigue, when someone lacks energy and feels exhausted mentally or physically, can negatively impact performance at work, family life, and social relationships. Often, it is not a medical issue, but one that can be reversed by a lifestyle change.
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, Chigwell, Essex, IG7 4FP, united-kingdom
Dog Care You Can Trust
My Best Friend Dog Care Chigwell provides a convenient and professional dog walking service for your dog in the Essex area.
Treating your Best Friend as if they were their own.
This branch covers the following postcodes: IG5, IG6, IG7, IG8, IG9, IG10. RM4, RM5, RM6
My Best Friend (MBF) provides a safe, secure and fun dog walking service which is tailored to suit your dog's needs. They have three-time slots available for your convenience and an air-conditioned van with secure cages for their comfort and safety.
MBF specialises in off-lead group dog walking, they will be collected and taken to their walk in a caged doggy van with up to 5 friends and walked for a minimum of 50 minutes.
How it works
• Initial consultation to get to know you and your best friend.
• Provide a variety of off-lead county walks.
• All dog walkers are DBS checked.
• Can provide references from many of their happy customers.
“My love of dogs has existed for as long as I can remember.
It wasn’t until I was 10 years old however, that I got my first dog, Rambo. The golden Cocker Spaniel puppy who lived up to his name only with his larger than life personality
Rambo came into our lives at a difficult time. As a family, we were grieving the loss of someone dear to us and Rambo bounced in and raised everyone’s spirits and supported us all through an extremely sad period of our lives.
Rambo changed my life and gave me a connection to dogs that never went away. He was my best friend and remained so for 14 years. Since Rambo, I have never been without a dog by my side.
Now my four-legged best friend is Coco the Boston Terrier. In fact, Coco is more than a four-legged friend, she is a much loved, very important, valued member of the family.
As a qualified therapeutic counsellor working in the mental health sector my job has been rewarding but long hours and an emotionally demanding work-load, I was regularly feeling burned out.
I have always had a deep desire to work with dogs and to run my own business. In the hope of gaining a greater work-life balance and finally being able to work with dogs, I have decided to join the My Best Friend family who is giving me the opportunity to achieve a long-term goal.
Knowing how important Coco is to the whole family and how much we all love her I have a real authentic understanding of how loved and important your dog is to you.
The happiness and wellbeing of your dog will always be my priority and Coco and I can’t wait to welcome your beloved dog into our home and hearts.
*Coco herself is on her way to becoming a therapy assisted pet so that in our spare time we can help people in the way that Rambo helped me and my family all of those years ago.“
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My Best Friend is looking for people across their network to host dogs in their own home when their owners can’t.
It might be for a day, a couple of nights or even a fortnight. If you love dogs and you’re at home for most of the day you could be just the person they are looking for.
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• You're a genuine dog lover and want to join their growing team they would love to hear from you.
• After an initial chat, they come to your home to find out all about you. This helps them to find you a dog that matches your home and lifestyle.
• Every council requires a home boarding licence. They help you manage this process and provide you with the necessary insurance.
• Once you join the team you give them your available dates and they find you a perfect doggy match.
• They deliver the dog and help you settle them in, then it's over
• At the end of their stay, they pick up the pooch and take them home happy and relaxed.
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1 dog – £12
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Additional dogs – £5
Surcharges may apply for weekends, bank holidays and Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Eve/Day.
Pick up and drop off surcharges may also apply.
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Background Core body temperature measurement is not commonly done in pediatric populations because it is invasive and difficult to perform. Therefore, axillary and tympanic membrane temperature measurements are preferable, but their accuracy is still debatable. Objective To compare the accuracy of axillary and tympanic temperatures to rectal temperature in children with fever, and to measure the cut-off point for fever based on each temperature measurement method. Methods A diagnostic study was conducted among feverish children aged 6 months to 5 years who were consecutively selected from the Pediatric Outpatient Clinic, Pediatric Emergency Unit, and the inpatient ward in the Department of Child Health, Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (CMH), from December 2014 to January 2015. Subjects underwent three measurements within a two minute span, namely, the axillary, tympanic membrane, and rectal temperature measurements. The values obtained from the examination were analyzed with appropriate statistical tests. Results The cut-off for fever on axilla was 37.4oC and on tympanic membrane was 37.4oC, with sensitivity 96% (95%CI 0.88 to 0.98) and 93% (95%CI 0.84 to 0.97), respectively; specificity 50% (95%CI 0.47 to 0.84) and 50% (95%CI 0.31 to 0.69), respectively; positive predictive value/PPV 90% (95%CI 0.81 to 0.95) and 85% (95%CI 0.75 to 0.91), respectively; and negative predictive value/NPV 83% (95%CI 0.61 to 0.94) and 69% (95%CI 0.44 to 0.86), respectively. The optimal cut-off of tympanic membrane and axilla temperature was 37.8oC (AUC 0.903 and 0.903, respectively). Conclusion Axillary temperature measurement is as good as tympanic membrane temperature measurement and can be used in daily clinical practice or at home. By increasing the optimum fever cut-off point for axillary and tympanic membrane temperature to 37.8oC, we find sensitivity 81% and 88%, specificity 86% and 73%, PPV 95% and 91%, and NPV 95% and 91%, respectively.
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Brown Foundation Gallery
Texas Design Now
On View: August 22 – November 29, 2015
Opening Reception: Friday, August 21, 2015 | 6:30-9PM
Texas Design Now features fashion, accessory, furniture, and industrial designs by artists and artisans living and working statewide. The participants hail from Austin, Dallas, Houston, Marfa, San Antonio, and Wimberley, and their creations demonstrate the diversity, vitality, and originality of Texas’s creative communities. These 35 participants were chosen by Guest Organizers Chris Goins and Garrett Hunter, who drew on their extensive experience in fashion and interior design.
Texas Design Now features work by: Mary Lou Artz, Esé Azenabor, Amy Blakemore, Rob Bradford, James Brummett, Xavier Castillo, The Community Cloth, Andy Coolquitt, Johnny Dang Diamond Grillz, Chloe Dao, Kate de Para, Kate de Para with Shane Tolbert, Sameera Faridi, Finell, Alyson Fox, Garza Marfa, Peter Glassford, Manoosh with Marilyn Biles, Judy Masliyah, Dennis Nance with James Hays, Yasmina Johnston, Angel Oloshove, Oudvark, David Peck, Ryan Reitmeyer, Alyce Santoro, s.t.e.f., Warbach, Claire Webb, Michael Wilson, Michael Yates, Michelle Yue, and Peter Zubiate.
Island Time: Galveston Artist Residency – The First Four Years
On View: November 21, 2015 – February 14, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, November 20, 2015 | 6:30-9PM
Island Time: Galveston Artist Residency – The First Four Years features works by former residents and artists who have exhibited at the Galveston Artist Residency (GAR). The exhibition includes work by twenty-two artists and features animation, installation, painting, sculpture, video, and performance, representing the breadth of work that has originated and been shown in Houston’s neighboring island city of Galveston. The exhibition is organized by guest curator Eric Schnell, director and co-founder of GAR.


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The Health Ministry has issued a health alert indicating that some actions are being taken to ensure Ghanaians are safe especially for those who travel to China to engage in business activities.
The alert comes after the health authorities in China confirmed an outbreak of a novel Coronavirus Infection on the 7th January 2020 in Wuhan Province in China following a series of reported cases of pneumonia of unknown cause in December 2019.
There are fears the dangerous virus can make its way into Ghana considering the closely knitted relationship between nationals of both countries.
Several Chinese nationals are into numerous business activities in Ghana while many Ghanaian business owners travel to China to conduct business.
With the outbreak of the Coronavirus Infection, the Ministry of Health has assured Ghanaians it is taking the necessary measures to prevent Coronavirus which is spreading in China from entering Ghana.
In a statement signed by the Health Minister, Mr. Kwaku Agyemang-Manu said: “The outbreak was linked to a local animal market (spread from animals to humans) but has also been found to spread from one person to the other. It can be spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes on another person. The disease is characterized by fever, cough and difficulties in breathing. So far, four people have been confirmed dead due to the disease.
“Three other countries (Thailand, South Korea and Japan and United Arab Emirates) have also reported cases. The World Health Organisation has called on countries to strengthen prevention and control measures for 2019-nCoV. Following the notification of the member states of the WHO on the outbreak, Ghana has initiated measures to protect the general public from the disease. The following measures are currently being implemented: 1. Alert message sent to all regions in Ghana on the outbreak in addition to guidance information on the disease 2. Enhanced surveillance at points of entry especially the Kotoka International Airport”.
The statement also stated that as part of measures to prevent an outbreak in Ghana, passengers from China will undergo enhanced screening procedures including the administration of health questionnaire.
Also, the statement advised the general public to adhere to the following measures as part of prevention.


1.10.4. Sensor of temperature of cooling liquid
This sensor shows temperature of cooling liquid, the arrow of the sensor will remain near a mark C (cold) at turn of a key in the ignition lock in position of ON.
The arrow of the sensor will climb a measure of growth of temperature of the engine.
When driving the shooter of the sensor has to be approximately on the middle of a scale and can rise above at the movement in city conditions or when on the engine there is big loading.
If the arrow of the sensor enters the red area, it means that the engine overheated.
At the movement you watch that the engine did not overheat.


EDITOR’S NOTE: Erika Hayasaki’s conversation with Storyboard contributor Katia Savchuk explores what it took to earn a regular byline in magazines. She also shared the two separate pitches she wrote to land “End Pain Forever” as a cover piece in Wired. Check back next week (Aug. 28) in Annotation Tuesday! to find out why her first pitch was rejected and how she revised it.Erika Hayasaki spent nine years as a reporter at the Los Angeles Times before leaving in 2009 to teach, write a book (The Death Class: A True Story About Life) and freelance for magazines. She soon realized that her experience as an award-winning feature writer at the newspaper didn’t translate seamlessly into the magazine world. “I didn’t know how to write a pitch or who to pitch, and I would never get a reply,” she says. “I had to start from scratch.”
So Hayasaki worked her way up, first writing for digital publications, including Narratively, the Big Roundtable and now-defunct Matter. In 2014, she published “Drowned by Corn,” as a Kindle Single, about a group of boys who died in a grain bin in Illinois. Getting longform pieces published online eventually raised Hayasaki’s profile among editors at established magazines.
“You have to hit a couple of home runs, show the world that you can do this, and eventually editors will find you,” she says. “It might take a couple of years, but people will start to reach out, and doors will open.”
Hayasaki now writes for publications such as Wired, The Atlantic, Glamour and others, mostly about science. She’s working on her second nonfiction book, which tells the story of Vietnamese twins separated at birth and later reunited; one was raised by a rich family in the Midwest, the other in a Vietnamese village. Hayasaki also teaches literary journalism at UC Irvine; she and her husband have a 4-year-old daughter and 1-year-old twin sons.
We chatted about finding story ideas, navigating the emotional ups and downs of freelancing, and juggling it all with marriage and motherhood. Our conversation below has been edited for length and clarity.
Where do you find story ideas?
I often start with a question or world that interests me. For example, my Kindle Single started when I was looking up news about avalanches and found a headline about boys who drowned in corn. It sounded insane and was a way to explore our dependence on corn.
What I’ve come to tell myself is: I’m not just one story, or even one book. It’s not going to be an overnight success story. It’s a long journey, and I’m committed to putting in the work, but I don’t define myself by that work.
Once you have a world that fascinates you, you have to get access to people who can carry a feature story. With the corn story, I showed up in the community and found survivors. In a science story, you might begin with a study and find the people involved in the research or affected by it. The characters have to be willing to open up and spend time with you and must have a compelling story that is a microcosm of a bigger issue. (Hayasaki shares more thoughts on finding ideas in a 2015 blog post.)
I’ll give you an example of starting with a question. I stumbled across a study about frontotemporal dementia, which is a condition that affects moral decision-making and behavior. I learned that a lot of these individuals end up breaking the law more than people with other neurological conditions. I put that term into Nexis to look for court cases where the condition had come up, and stumbled across a guy in California who’d gone to federal prison. I looked up the court transcripts in PACER, then used Intelius to track down his family. I found the guy in prison through an app called JPay, and the next thing I know I was able to visit the prison. I wrote the piece, “A Criminal Mind,” for The California Sunday Magazine.
We all know that “nothing is original,” but how do you decide if an idea that’s already been written about is still ripe?
Some of the best longform articles or books started out as something else – the person who wrote the one you remember just did it longer and better. Truman Capote saw a brief newspaper article and turned it into In Cold Blood. Longform writers are at an advantage today because so much work regurgitates the same thing. There are opportunities all over the place to go deeper, whether it’s a science journal headline or a newspaper article. You can go back a week later, or a year later, to a story you think can be bigger and better. Sometimes things have changed dramatically, and you’re the only one who will have the whole story.
Longform writers are at an advantage today because so much work regurgitates the same thing.
How do you know when you have a book idea on your hands, rather than a magazine article? Have your books grown out of articles?
A book has to be something you’re willing to commit yourself to for three or four years, or beyond. Do you
love it enough to keep talking and thinking about it? Is there more to the story than you could get into a magazine article, even if you had 20,000 words? Does it open up a world and have fascinating characters whose lives and experiences tell us about that world? With an article, you need one to three central characters; with a book, ask yourself if there are potentially five characters you can go deep with. You’re also going to be around for a really long time—are they open to giving you that kind of access? I’ve had ideas that I thought would’ve been good books, but they haven’t sold. The book industry is very market-driven, always trying to find the next bestseller.
My first book was based on a newspaper article that got a lot of attention. I had already developed a relationship with an agent and told her about it in conversation. She encouraged me to write a proposal, which is basically like a magazine article plus marketing document. A good agent will work with you on a proposal like an editor works with you on a story. My second book (on the reunited Vietnamese twins) came out of my own interest and research – it hasn’t been written about anywhere yet.
Communicating with editors can be challenging for freelancers, who are met with plenty of silence, rejection and ghosting. What’s your approach?
I’ve definitely been ghosted. Sometimes editors have pursued me, gotten pitches out of me, responded and then fell off the map. They probably took it to someone above them who didn’t approve. Because I’ve done stints as an editor, I understand they’re doing so much these days: getting dozens of pitches a week, editing
Once you have a world that fascinates you, you have to get access to people who can carry a feature story.stories and often writing, too. I try to keep in mind how busy they are and give them a couple of weeks or longer, but I don’t feel guilty about following up. If there’s no response after the first follow-up, I usually go elsewhere. When I find editors I really like who are open to my ideas, I keep those relationships going, even if the publications aren’t as high-profile or well-paying.
Do you think it’s possible financially to be a full-time freelancer for magazines?
I honestly don’t know how people do it these days. I teach and currently have support from (the Alicia Patterson Foundation) fellowship. When I ask people how they do it, many explain that they’ve had to diversify their careers. They might have one writing gig with steady pay, even if it’s not a dream job, and then pursue a couple of ambitious longform pieces a year. If they’re younger, maybe they work for Uber or Starbucks. Content marketing has also opened a lot of doors for writers. With straight magazine writing, it sometimes takes a year to get a piece in because it sits around, and you might get paid three months later. You can’t depend on that—you have to find a regular source of income so you can pursue your passion projects.
You’ve written about the relationship between motherhood and creativity. Tell me a bit about how you juggle your writing with parenting three small children and teaching.
I’m probably overambitious with reporting and writing since it’s very fulfilling to me. Right now, I have two other magazine pieces in the works that I’ll submit in the next six months, one piece in the approval process, and a bunch of ideas in the early stages. So I’m working on about five in-depth stories at a time, plus I have other ideas forming but not yet pitched. And I’m working on my book project. I’m a little crazy, but luckily teaching affords me stretches of time in which I’m supposed to be doing my own writing.
When I had the twins, I thought, “I don’t know how I’ll write again.” But a year later, my mind started jumping on all these new ideas. I don’t think being a parent kills your magazine career. You become more
…you have to find a regular source of income so you can pursue your passion projects.efficient with your time. Before I had kids, I could write into the night uninterrupted. Now, I have to stop at a certain time and pick back up when I can. I have to be very strict with myself to use those windows fully. Sometimes the writing just doesn’t come to you in that period, and that’s frustrating.
It’s harder to take off traveling, but that doesn’t mean you can never do it. When I had just one kid, she would often travel with me, and I arranged childcare while doing interviews. This year, I’ll do some overseas reporting for my book. My daughter is 4, and the other night we had a discussion about what passion is. I wanted her to understand why I’d be gone for a week. I’m passionate about my kids and passionate about my work, and that makes me a better mother. I also have a great husband and family.
Freelancing for magazines can involve so many factors outside of your control, from sources backing out, to getting scooped, to editorial changes at a publication. What’s your advice for dealing with the emotional rollercoaster?
When I started at the Los Angeles Times, I was surrounded by superstars and always had Imposter Syndrome. My response was to work really hard and try to get to their level. When I left newspapers, I had to start all over, and it was a great lesson. I was getting rejections, people weren’t responding, I was getting screwed in so many ways. There were mean comments and shitty book reviews.
You develop a thicker skin as the years go on. What I’ve come to tell myself is: I’m not just one story, or even one book. It’s not going to be an overnight success story. It’s a long journey, and I’m committed to putting in
When I left newspapers, I had to start all over, and it was a great lesson.the work, but I don’t define myself by that work. I’m trying to do the best I can with my writing career with the time and energy I have. I remember that I’m not just a writer, but also a mother, a teacher, etc. If you get a rejection, you can hang out with your friends or go to a concert or play with your kids or spend time with your husband. You can separate yourself from it and recognize that it’s all part of the up-and-down struggle facing everyone who is in a creative field.
I’m also part of a group of longform writers in L.A. who meet every month to check in about rejections, go over drafts and pitches, share contacts and encourage each other. It helps us realize that we’re all going through the same thing. It’s easy to quit, since nobody is out there waiting for your next longform story. You have to drive yourself.
Coming next week: See Annotation Tuesday! for an analysis of two pitches – the original rejected, the rewrite accepted – that landed “End Pain Forever” as a cover story in Wired.


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Borough Market, located in the heart of London, is a bustling hub of food culture and gastronomy. With a rich history dating back to the 13th century, the market has become a melting pot of global cuisines, offering visitors a vast array of dining options. From casual street food to high-end restaurants, there’s something for every taste and budget.
We have covered a lot on Borough Market, from things to buy for gifts, to amazing cheese stalls, the best stalls for desserts in Borough Market, to cool bars and pubs as well as the best hotels for those looking to start close to the market.
In this post, we’ll be exploring some of the best restaurants in and around Borough Market, each with its own unique cuisine, atmosphere and charm. Whether you’re in the mood for seafood, vegetarian fare, or a juicy steak, the restaurants in and near Borough Market offer an unforgettable dining experience.
We’ll also take a closer look at the history and culture of the market, as well as some insider tips on how to make the most of your culinary adventure. So come along and let’s explore the delicious world of Borough Market dining.
Fun Restaurants In And Around Borough Market
Further below we have also shared tips on the best child-friendly restaurants in Borough Market as well as a handy market to make locating the Borough Market restaurants super easy.
Padella is a pasta bar in Borough Market that serves fresh, handmade pasta dishes. They have a small menu but everything is made to perfection. If you are looking for Italian food in Borough Market this is one restaurant to add to your list. In addition to these cool Italian restaurants in London Bridge. Expect queues during peak times.
Address: 6 Southwark St, London SE1 1TQ
Offering among the best food in Borough Market, Mei Mei is a Chinese-inspired street food restaurant located in Borough Market. They offer a variety of dishes, including steamed bao buns, noodles, and dumplings. Mei Mei also has vegetarian and vegan options available.
Address: Mei Mei, Unit 52 Rochester Walk, London SE1 9AF
Looking for a place to eat catering mainly to seafood in Borough Market? Wright Brothers is a renowned seafood restaurant located in bustling Borough Market. From the moment you enter, the ambiance of the restaurant immediately transports you to a charming seaside setting, with nautical decor and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The focus here is on serving the freshest and most sustainable seafood, sourced directly from their own wholesale business.
The menu at Wright Brothers is an ode to the ocean, with a wide range of raw and cooked seafood dishes that are expertly prepared and beautifully presented. From oysters to scallops, crab to lobster, the seafood selection is truly impressive. The restaurant also offers a variety of non-seafood options, including meat and vegetarian dishes, making it an inclusive dining destination for all.
The restaurant’s commitment to quality is reflected not only in its cuisine, but also in its knowledgeable and attentive service. The staff is passionate about the seafood they serve and are happy to provide recommendations and insights into the menu.
Address: Borough Market, Stoney St, London SE1 9AD
Fish is a seafood restaurant located in Borough Market that serves a variety of fresh fish dishes. Their menu includes classic fish and chips, as well as more upscale seafood options like grilled octopus and seafood platters.
Address: Borough Market, Cathedral St, London SE1 9AL
Roast is a British restaurant in Borough Market that specializes in traditional roast dinners, featuring meats like beef, lamb, and pork. They also have vegetarian options and an extensive wine list.
Address: The Floral Hall, Stoney St, London SE1 1TL
If you are looking for a steak restaurant in Borough Market, this place should be top of the list. Hawksmoor is a steakhouse restaurant serving only the best steaks! They offer high-quality steaks, seafood, and cocktails in a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Address: 16 Winchester Walk, London SE1 9AQ
Franco Manca is a popular pizza chain that serves authentic Neapolitan sourdough pizzas. Their London Bridge location is located in Borough Market and is a popular spot for a quick bite.
Address: 15 Winchester Walk, London SE1 9AG
Brindisa is a Spanish restaurant in Borough Market that serves traditional tapas dishes, including a variety of cured meats, cheeses, and seafood options.
They also offer a wide selection of Spanish wines and beers. Brindisa also has several shops in the market selling everything from cheese to pasta, oils and wine.
Note that this place is also popular for those looking for places for brunch in Borough Market. Be sure to also check out our guide on the best brunch in London Bridge.
Address: 18-20 Southwark St, London SE1 1TJ
Son + Daughter is a family-friendly cafe located in the heart of Borough Market. They offer a range of healthy and tasty food options, including sandwiches, salads, and smoothies. They also have a small play area for children. They also have another branch in Kings Cross.
Address: 2 Stoney St, London SE1 9AA
A 100% plant-based restaurant in the heart of London’s borough market brought to you by the team behind the popular Mildreds in the heart of the Soho. They serve seasonal, sustainable food, inspired by cuisines from all over the world.
With the aim to have minimal waste wherever possible, with ingredients sourced from small, sustainable businesses, including those right on their doorstep in London.
Address: 1 Cathedral St, London SE1 9DE
This is a popular Middle Eastern restaurant located on Rochester Walk in Borough Market. The menu features a variety of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, such as mezze plates, grilled meats, and flatbreads.
The restaurant has a casual, laid-back atmosphere and is a great spot for a quick bite or a leisurely meal. Around the corner from Arabica is 3Bis Gelato to finish off your meal with delicious gelato.
Address: Borough Market, 3 Rochester Walk, London SE1 9AF
Borough Market: Elliot’s is a restaurant located on Stoney Street in Borough Market. The menu features contemporary British cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients, and the restaurant is known for its fresh seafood and charcuterie. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with a rustic interior and a small outdoor seating area.
Address: 12 Stoney St, London SE1 9AD
Black & Blue is a steakhouse located on Rochester Walk in Borough Market. The restaurant specializes in high-quality steaks cooked to perfection but also offers a variety of other dishes, such as burgers, salads, and seafood. The atmosphere is upscale and sophisticated, with a stylish interior and a sleek bar area.
Address: 1-2 Rochester Walk, London SE1 9AF
Arthur Hooper’s is a restaurant located on Stoney Street in Borough Market. The menu features modern European cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, and the restaurant is known for its extensive wine list and cheese selection.
The atmosphere is stylish and chic, with a contemporary interior and a large outdoor terrace overlooking the market.
Address: 8 Stoney St, London SE1 9AA
Bao Borough is a Taiwanese restaurant located on Stoney Street in Borough Market. The menu features a variety of steamed buns, small plates, and noodle dishes, all made with high-quality ingredients and bold flavors. The atmosphere is casual and lively, with communal seating and an open kitchen.
Address: 13 Stoney St, London SE1 9AD
Want taste of Mexican food in Borough Market? Head to El Pastor, a Mexican restaurant located on Stoney Street of Borough Market.
The menu features authentic Mexican street food, such as tacos, quesadillas, and ceviche, and the restaurant is known for its extensive tequila and mezcal selection. The atmosphere is festive and energetic, with a colorful interior and lively music.
Address: 7A Stoney St, London SE1 9AA
Child-Friendly Restaurants In Borough Market
So we have covered many of the best places to eat in Borough Market. Below is a quick guide to some of the best restaurant perfect if dining with kids.
Hawksmoor: Hawksmoor is a steakhouse restaurant located in Borough Market. They offer a children’s menu with options such as mini burgers, fish and chips, and ice cream for dessert. The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere that’s suitable for families.
Franco Manca London Bridge: Franco Manca is a popular pizza chain that serves authentic Neapolitan sourdough pizzas. Their London Bridge location is a child-friendly restaurant with a relaxed and casual vibe. They have a children’s menu with options such as Margherita pizza and tomato pasta.
Brindisa: Brindisa is a Spanish restaurant in Borough Market that serves traditional tapas dishes. They have a kids’ menu with a variety of small plates, including ham croquettes, chicken skewers, and patatas bravas. The restaurant has a cozy and friendly atmosphere that’s perfect for families.
Son + Daughter: Son + Daughter is a family-friendly cafe located in the heart of Borough Market. They offer a range of healthy and tasty food options, including sandwiches, salads, and smoothies. They also have a small play area for children, making it an ideal spot for parents with young kids.

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Nantasket Beach wasn't exactly crowded around 2 p.m., but there were quite a few people there, from wetsuit-clad surfers to more casual body surfers and bathers to one guy with a metal detector. It was kind of windy, but not overwhelmingly so, and the waves for the most part were small to minuscule. Looking north toward the rest of Hull, you could see this cloud hugging the topography:
Here's something you don't see every day: A guy walking on water (OK, he was actually standing on a surfboard and was getting around by paddling):
As I was driving to the beach, it started raining a bit around 1:45 between the Fore and Back rivers. Afterwards, at a Panera in Hingham, I had just sat down when this little girl at the table next to me blurted out: "What if the hurricane started early and we were driving on the road and we DIED?!?"


GREENWOOD, Ind. – Three games, 83 points scored, 1,040 yards gained, no turnovers.
It’s Martinsville’s impressive start to their 2022 campaign. After a dominating performance against Mid-State Conference rival Greenwood controlling the game throughout, the Artesians can add another stat to the category.
The last time Martinsville got off to a 3-0 start was in 2018, a season that saw the team finish 8-3. None of the current players were still in high school. Friday’s 28-14 win over the Woodmen marks just the third time the team has off to a three-game start in the past decade.
“It’s our thing, if we take care of the ball and take what’s given to us, we’ve been pretty good on offense,” Martinsville coach Brian Dugger said. “Tyler (Adkins) does a great job on that, he takes a lot of what’s given…I was really happy with the overall performance and taking care of the ball is key.”
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Brayden Shrake brings the hammer
If there’s been a knock on the Artesians’ offense in the first two games, it’s been its struggles in the running department. Last week, Bloomington South limited Martinsville to just 64 rushing yards per team. Star running back Brayden Shrake had just 36 yards on 16 carries.
Against the Woodmen, everything changed.
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It all started on the game’s first drive. Martinsville with possession, the Artesians fed Shrake early and found plenty of success as the junior halted several runs for big yardage. The team capped the possession with a score on Shrake’s goal line. It took all but four minutes.
The junior finished the game with two rushing touchdowns, including a 30-yard dagger late in the fourth quarter, adding 182 rushing yards. It’s the second time Shrake has gone for 100 yards this season.
“I thought the offensive line was great all night,” Shrake said. “I had a tough third quarter, I wasn’t reading my holes correctly, but I bounced back and that second touchdown was amazing.”
Dugger, who was waiting for his offensive line to make a breakthrough in the ground game, was pleased with the performance. In addition to high rushing performance, Adkins threw for 224 yards and two passing touchdowns. Receiver Garret Skaggs was responsible for 133 of those yards, catching eight passes and one score. Luke Cheatham won his lone reception at home with a 70-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
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“We were more composed up front, I think our O-line did a great job of communicating tonight,” Dugger said. “The first two games we struggled, and I don’t think it was because we were outclassed, I thought we just missed assignments. Tonight they communicated, played five-on-one, and it happened.”
The offense was not without flaws. There have been several times when the team has had a piece of play recalled due to a penalty or canceled in the red zone. But in the end, it was yet another sonic performance for the Artesians.
Defense, defense, defense
Mid-State Conference teams often dread the game against Greenwood. The Woodmen are physical, love running the ball, killing the clock and keeping other teams’ fouls off the field. This is the type of playstyle that can tire opposing defenses.
The Woodmen managed to catch the Martinsville defense napping with a few teams with passes over the top as quarterback Brock Riddle completed 17 of 24 passes for 212 yards, one touchdown and one interception . But the overall effort of the Artesians defense has been carried over from the team’s last two clashes.
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Martinsville closed Greenwood’s key element to his offense: the rushing attack. The Woodmen had 64 rushing yards after averaging 246 in his first two weeks. Jackson Haessig and Alan Barnett, who each average over 100 yards, were held to 36 and 31 yards, respectively.
The Woodmen were only able to score late in the second and late in the fourth when the game was already out of reach.
“I think we did a great job of not getting discouraged when they were five or six minutes away,” Dugger said. “Just win one (series), and I thought we did a lot tonight.”
What this means
Seizing its third straight win is certainly how Martinville had hoped its season would start after making a promising run at the Divisional Championship game last fall.
Plus, the Artesians will have a big one next week, hosting another Mid-State rival in Class 5A No. 5 Decatur Central (1-2), a team they haven’t beaten since 2018.
Getting the win over Greenwood, followed by a win over rival Bloomington South, while generating 408 yards of offense and seeing another spirited performance on defense is sure to give the team another boost of confidence heading into the game. against the Hawks.
“After the win over our rival last week in Bloomington South, it was a huge confidence booster,” Shrake said. “Our whole motto this week was, ‘Respect the process’. Greenwood are a good team, they can beat you on a bad day. But it was a good win, happy to be 3-0.”
Martinsville will host Decatur Central next Friday, September 9, with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m.
Contact journalist Devin Voss at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter at @DevinVoss23.


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