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SP also eliminated in quarterfinals; Cape Elizabeth battles Leavitt Saturday
By Michael Hoffer
The 2009 hockey playoffs are in full swing and there's already been an abundance of drama.
The puck dropped Saturday with the Western Class A preliminary round where No. 7 South Portland squeaked past No. 10 Noble 3-2 in double-overtime for just the second postseason victory in school history.
The Red Riots were then unceremoniously eliminated by No. 2 Falmouth, 10-0 on Monday in the quarterfinals.
The fun continued Tuesday in Lewiston. Fifth-ranked Scarborough had to face No. 4 St. Dom's on the Saints' home ice and was done in by too many penalties during a 7-4 setback.
In Western Class B, after a long layoff, second-ranked Cape Elizabeth begin its quest for a title Saturday at 8 p.m., at the Portland Ice Arena against No. 3 Leavitt.
One and done
Scarborough went 11-6-1 in the regular year, including a pair of victories over Biddeford, Falmouth and Thornton Academy.
The Red Storm lost twice to St. Dom's, 5-4 at the Colisee on Jan. 12 and 4-3 at home Feb. 7. Scarborough wound up with the fifth seed, while the Saints earned the fourth.
Before making the trip to Lewiston, Scarborough hosted No. 12 Bonny Eagle Saturday and cruised to an 11-0 victory behind three goals and two assists from senior Jacob Rutt, two goals from senior Neil Ravin and four assists from sophomore Zach Pettingill.
Scarborough and St. Dom's had met once prior in the playoffs, an 8-1 St. Dom's win in the 2005 semifinals.
This one was closer.
The Red Storm got the jump just 23 seconds in when senior Nick Tolman sent a seemingly innocent shot on goal that somehow eluded Saints' junior goalie Shayne Curtis.
The lead lasted all of 82 seconds as St. Dom's answered when senior Richard Paradis sent a long pass ahead to to senior Casey Parker who beat Scarborough junior goalie Matt Mayo.
The Red Storm then got in penalty trouble and fell behind.
With 5:25 left in the first, Scarborough went down two players and the Saints responded 38 seconds later and went up 2-1 when senior C.J. Bergeron threaded the needle with a gorgeous pass to senior Ben Randall who tucked it home. Still up a man 45 seconds later, St. Dom's took a 3-1 lead when Parker rebounded Paradis' shot into the net.
Scarborough got back within 3-2 with 2:31 to go when senior Hunter Wood tipped home senior Jake Rutt's shot.
The Saints had a 10-6 edge in shots in the first 15 minutes.
The Red Storm dominated the early action in the second, but sent several shots wide. They finally pulled even on the power play with 9:09 to go when Rutt went end to end and left Curtis helpless.
After another Scarborough penalty, St. Dom's retook the lead. With 1:28 remaining in the period, Bergeron made a nice move around a defender and beat Mayo through a screen. Parker and Randall were credited with assists.
The Red Storm looked as if they'd tied things up just 13 seconds later, but the goal was waved off due to a high stick and Scarborough was down 4-3 after two.
The Saints had a 9-6 edge in shots in the second.
St. Dom's quickly added a fourth power-play goal to start the fourth. One minute, 10 seconds in, Paradis rifled a wrister from just inside the blue line that Mayo couldn't snare and Scarborough was on the ropes, down 5-3.
The Red Storm responded with 11:35 to play when Tolman rebounded home a Wood shot that had deflected off the boards. But just 19 seconds later, Parker skated in and completed his hat trick to make it 6-4.
With 5:35 left, Paradis fed Bergeron behind the defense. Bergeron skated in and did the rest, scoring to make it 7-4 and put the game out of reach.
The Saints finished with a 31-18 shots advantage. Mayo made 24 saves, Curtis stopped 14. The ultimate difference was the power play as St. Dom's scored four times, while Scarborough only managed one goal in five attempts.
"They executed when they had to and we didn't execute on our chances," said Scarborough coach Jay Mazur. "You can look at and complain about penalties, but when two of your leaders have nine of them, it hurts. We went away from our game plan. We weren't undisciplined, we put ourselves in the situation of allowing ourselves to get beat and trying to play catchup. It's a learning experience."
Scarborough's season ended at 12-7-1.
"Well lose some key players like Hunter Wood, Jimmy Soules, Nick Tolman and Neil Ravin that the players looked to for leadership. We bring a lot of firepower back next year. This was a good experience. You have to play as a team to win in the postseason. I want them to remember this feeling."
A year to remember
The South Portland program had arguably its finest season in 2008-09. Second-year coach Joe Robinson continued to build a contender and the Red Riots went 14-3-1.
The Red Riots wound up with the No. 7 seed and hosted No. 10 Noble in the preliminary round Saturday afternoon.
South Portland had its way with the Knights in the regular year, winning 5-1 at home and 4-2 on the road. But the third time – the teams' first-ever playoff meeting – wouldn't come easily. The Red Riots had to go to double-overtime before finally surviving 3-2. Robert Hannigan delivered the game-winner.
"(Noble's) goalie is really good," said Robinson. "He's starting in the Senior All-Star Game. He essentially kept them in it. We outshot them 48-16. It was a little too close for comfort, but we finally got one in."
With the win the Red Riots advanced to play at No. 3 Falmouth in the quarterfinals Monday. The teams didn't play this year and had no prior playoff history.
South Portland's season came to a quick end as Yachtsmen junior Dan Hanley had a natural hat trick in the first period and Falmouth coasted to a 10-0 victory, leaving the Red Riots 15-4-1 in the final accounting.
"That was the difference between an experienced Tier I team and a team that's growing," Robinson said. "We ran into penalty problems in the first period. Five-on-five we did pretty well. We ran out of gas and were overmatched.
"We're still a couple years away. We're young. We have just three seniors and one junior. The rest are freshmen and sophomores. We're going in the right direction. It was good for the kids to see what it's like to play at (Falmouth's) level. We reached our goals of making the playoffs and winning a game."
Cape Elizabeth has been right in the middle of several exciting games this winter. The Capers stumbled late in the year, losing at Greely and York, but still wound up second in Western B with a 12-6 mark.
Cape Elizabeth beat No. 3 Leavitt twice this season, 2-0 at home Dec. 20 and 4-3 at Leavitt Feb. 11.
Based on those results, the Capers won't be looking ahead to a potential delicious regional final matchup with Greely.
"Greely's obviously the favorite, but we can't worry about Greely," said Cape Elizabeth coach Jason Tremblay. "We had two great games with Leavitt.
"If we get to Greely and we play our game, we can be tough. We beat them once, went to overtime and the other game, they beat us. We're right on their heels."
The Western B Final is Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Lewiston.
The Class B state game is Saturday, March 7 in Lewiston. The puck drops at 1 p.m.
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Welcome to the 2019 Save-A-Joe Pub Crawl!
Join us for our Inaugural and 1st Annual Save-A-Joe Pub Crawl! This event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9th, in honor of Veteran's Day, and the purpose is to raise money to help our Veterans in need. 100% of the money raised will help with Veteran Suicide, Homelessness, and Financial Aid.
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The theme of our Pub Crawl will be a Patriotic Poker Run. At sign-in you will receive your Save-A-Joe Pub Crawl T-shirt and a bar map/tally sheet for your Poker Hand, you will also draw your first card. You will draw a card at each of the first 5 bars, which the Volunteer will mark on your tally sheet. There will be prizes for Best and Worst hand, so don't give up and don't lose or throw away your tally sheet (No sore Losers)!
Our Goal for this fundraiser is $20,000 that we can donate to our Veterans in Need, and 100% of the profits will be donated to help those Veterans. We work closely with a wonderful organization called the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA) that will be helping us identify and help these Veterans that all too often do not come forward for help. So, let us welcome the CVMA to the Save-A-Joe family! Also, if you see their vests or patches around please shake their hand and say thank you as they are all Veterans that served our country in combat!
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Annual Navy Holiday Dinner
Battleship Cove, 5 Water Street, New Bedford, MA.
The Navy has invited you to board the U.S.S. Massachusetts for a step back into 1940 for The Annual Navy Dinner, complete with music and a visit from Santa! Colette O'Connor and Mike Doyle will be presenting a program of 1940's holiday songs straight out of the LUX Radio Theater catalog.
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From Hong Kong's central bank to China's largest property developer, Asian investors have a lot riding on London's real estate market.
Britain's decision to leave the European Union, commonly referred to as Brexit, has clouded the outlook for property, prompting asset managers to freeze withdrawals from real estate funds as investors rushed to redeem their money.
Commercial property values could fall about 10 per cent over the next year, led by declines in oversupplied central London, BlackRock said after the vote.
Investors from Asia accounted for 12 per cent of the £10.7 billion (S$18.7 billion) of direct real estate investment in Britain in the first quarter, making them the largest international group, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
The country has been among the top five global real estate investment destinations for decades, especially for buyers from Singapore, China and Hong Kong.
"It's a confidence crisis," said Mr Reid Mackay, managing director of EastGate Asia, a real estate brokerage and advisory firm. "It will very much affect transactions that are pending."
Deals that are pending "are virtually put on hold. The transactions volume will probably fall", he said.
It's a confidence crisis. It will very much affect transactions that are pending.
MR REID MACKAY, managing director of EastGate Asia, a real estate brokerage and advisory firm, on Brexit's impact .
Still, some developers see Brexit as an opportunity. Chinese billionaire Guo Guangchang, chairman of conglomerate Fosun Group, said his company is increasingly eyeing development opportunities in Europe and particularly in Britain amid the current volatility.
City Developments, Singapore's second-largest developer, is also looking for bargains in the London property market and is ready to pounce in a fire sale, chairman Kwek Leng Beng has said.
Shares of Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties, which is building homes in London's Nine Elms district, have fallen 7.2 per cent in Hong Kong since June 23, the day Britain voted for Brexit.
China's largest developer China Vanke, whose shares started trading in Shenzhen on July 4 after being halted for more than six months, plunged almost 20 per cent this week amid a tussle for control with shareholders.
Yesterday, Barclays cut UK property markets homebuilder ratings to hold from buy, and London investor Great Portland Estates warned about weakening office markets in London.
The FTSE 350 Real Estate Investment Trust has fallen 19 per cent since the vote and the Bloomberg UK Homebuilder Index has slumped 35 per cent.
"In the near term, we expect confidence to reduce and some business investment decisions to be deferred whilst negotiations to establish our trading arrangements with the EU are undertaken," Great Portland said.
"As a result, we can expect London's commercial property markets to weaken during this period of uncertainty."


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Today: We're getting together with friends -- fall-loving and fall-fearing -- to celebrate the season of plenty.
As soon as the first signs of fall appear -- be it the unmistakable crunch of a shriveled leaf or a certain smell in the air -- we begin to realize that there are two types of people in this world: those who embrace fall with wide arms and oversized sweaters, and those who turn up their noses and dream of nothing but sandy shores and sunny beaches. It's a polarizing season, but if we act quickly, we can relieve the tension. Grab your fall-loving and fall-fearing friends -- it's time to make peace.
It's been said one, or two, or thirty times over that food is the way to a man's (and a woman's) heart. Lucky for us all, fall is abundant with hearty vegetables, fragrant spices, and warm sweet drinks that can do no harm. Roasted roots, browned butter, and anything layered in a casserole dish -- these are our peacemakers. Let's bring fall in with a celebratory brunch (or maybe just a cozy, low-key affair, if that's more your style). These recipes are conveniently both: They're easy to prepare -- most can be made the night before -- and absolute showstoppers. Break out the cider, and let's toast to fall!
Heidi Swanson's Baked Oatmeal by Nicholas Day
Spiced Stout Waffles by Nicole Dula
Strata with Sausage and Greens by Merrill Stubbs
Sweet Potatoes Roasted in Coconut Oil by Gena Hamshaw
Quinoa Salad with Hazelnuts, Apple, and Dried Cranberries by darksideofthespoon
Pear Rosemary Danish by hardlikearmour
Dirty Chai Toddy by gingerroot
Apple Rye Punch by kate
What are you most excited to cook this fall? Tell us in the comments!
A New Way to Dinner, co-authored by Food52's founders Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs, is an indispensable playbook for stress-free meal-planning (hint: cook foundational dishes on the weekend and mix and match 'em through the week).
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TJ had this past Sunday and Monday off from practice so we took advantage of exploring a bit of Hannover before winter weather and the regular season creep up on us. I could go on forever about what a wonderful time we had, but I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
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Heng: Budget will help meet major challenges in future
It also aims to help companies and workers prepare for digital economy: DPM Teo
The upcoming Budget will be pro-Singaporean, pro-business and pro-environment, Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat said yesterday during the River Hongbao celebrations.
Mr Heng, who is due to give his annual Budget statement in Parliament today, was addressing crowds gathered at The Float @ Marina Bay.
"Budget Day is tomorrow. Everyone has been asking me if there will be a hongbao," Mr Heng joked in Mandarin.
But the Budget is actually a comprehensive, strategic plan for Singapore, he added in a more serious tone.
"In the coming 10 to 15 years, we will face some very large challenges, so we need a strategic plan to build a better Singapore," he said.
Ahead of Budget Day, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean yesterday also spoke of the need to help companies improve their technology and workforce, and help workers gain skills needed for the "jobs of the future".
He said in Mandarin: "Although everyone hopes for a big red packet, what is more important is how we continue to partner our trade associations and unions to help companies transform and develop new technologies such as in the digital economy.
"We will also help our workers to raise their knowledge and skills needed for the jobs of the future."
Mr Teo, who is also the Coordinating Minister for National Security, said he expects economic growth of 1.5 per cent to 3.5 per cent this year.
He was speaking at the annual spring reception held by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), attended by close to 1,000 guests.
The goal of the SCCC is to nurture and promote the Singapore Chinese culture, and it has attracted more than 100,000 visitors since it opened in May last year.
Mr Chua Thian Poh, president of the SCCC and chairman of the SFCCA, said the new Chinese cultural centre will lead initiatives in the coming year to nurture a "distinctive local Chinese culture and enhance social harmony". These will include an art exhibition and an opportunity for young people to plan community events.
Mr Teo also said in his speech that the Government would continue to help Singaporeans start families, own homes more quickly and take care of senior citizens through social support schemes, including MediShield Life.
With life expectancy rising, healthcare is one area the Government will continue to support, with more resources to help seniors lead more active lifestyles, among others, he said.
"We need to ensure government finances remain sustainable and are able to provide for our future needs," he said.
The Government had indicated earlier that spending on services for seniors will be a "big item'' in this Budget.
This and other "big bills" to pay has meant a need to look at new sources of revenue.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told the PAP Convention last November that raising taxes "is not a question of whether but when".
Analysts have predicted a larger-than-expected Budget surplus for the financial year ending March 31, with United Overseas Bank economist Francis Tan expecting an overall surplus of $3.1 billion, compared with the official initial estimate of $1.91 billion. (See report on Page 12.)
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Police call-outs to or about fast food chain McDonald's have more than tripled in three years across Cambridgeshire.
The crimes ranged from reports of missing persons to violence and domestic incidents, a freedom of information request revealed.
The News' previously told how the McDonald's in Ely Leisure Park has become a focus for police - with customers being put off their happy meals because of youngsters constantly causing trouble.
Call-outs by year
Last year was by far the busiest with 17 call-outs about incidents relating to the fast food chain, more than double the previous year.
Over the last three years there have been 26 recorded cases of incidents related to McDonald's across Cambridgeshire.
2017 - 15
2016 - 7
2015 - 4
Type of call
Police have been calling in more incidents at McDonald's than anyone else.
The exact nature of those incidents is unknown but other common incidents in the last three years are domestic in nature or relate to missing people.
Police generated - 8
Missing person - 5
Domestic incident - 4
Domestic violence - 2
Nuisance - 1
Complaint against police - 1
Violence against person - 1
Wanted - 1
Road collision - 1
Criminal damage- 1
Security concern - 1
Police generated incidents are where officers call in incidents rather than members of the public.
Domestic incidents are simply known to be domestic in nature but not necessarily violent, hence the distinction.
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Where did they happen?
The call-outs are all over the county but if you live in South Cambridgeshire you might be more likely to have McDonald's-related crime in your area.
At the other end of the scale Fenland only had a single, recorded call-out in the last three years.
South Cambridgeshire - 7
Peterborough - 7
East Cambridgeshire - 4
Huntingdon - 4
Cambridge City - 3
Fenland - 1
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Muhammad Al-Munajjid
Muhammad Saalih Al-Munajjid
|June 7, 1960
|Modern era
|Sunni Islam
|Notable work(s)
|Founder of IslamQA.info fatwa website
|Muslim leader
Muhammad Saalih Al-Munajjid (محمد صالح المنجد) (born June 7, 1960) is a Saudi scholar known for founding the website IslamQA.[1] Al Jazeera indicates that Al-Munajjid is considered a respected scholar in the Salafi movement.[2] IslamQA.info is one of the most popular websites and is (as of November 2015) according to Alexa.com the world's most popular website on the topic of Islam generally (apart from the website of an Islamic bank).[3][4][5]
Towards the end of September 2017, Al Munajjid was arrested by the Saudi Government along with other famous scholars, causing an outrage in the Muslim world.[6] As of 25 January 2019, his release had not been reported.[7]
Early life and education[edit]
Al-Munajjid was born to Palestinian refugees[5] in Aleppo, Syria in 1960,[8] and raised in Saudi Arabia.[9] He graduated from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM) in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Management.[8] Al-Munajjid studied Islamic law under the scholars 'Abd al-'Aziz ibn Baaz,[8][10] Muhammad ibn al Uthaymeen, Abdullah Ibn Jibreen, Saleh Al-Fawzan, and Abdul-Rahman al-Barrak.[8] He is the imam at the Umar ibn Abd al-'Aziz mosque in the city of Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia and was the first person to launch a website representing Islam in Saudi Arabia.[8]
He has taught a number of classes, such as:
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir
- Sharh Sahih al-Bukhari
- Fataawa Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah
- Sharh Sunan at-Tirmidhi
- Sharh Kitaab at-Tawheed by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahab
- Sharh 'Umdat al-Ahkaam fi'l-Fiqh by al-Haafiz 'Abd al-Ghani al-Maqdisi
- Sharh Kitaab Manhaj as-Saalikeen fi'l-Fiqh by Shaykh as-Sa'di[11]
He gives lectures on Islamic character on Wednesdays, and holds monthly classes in Riyadh and Jeddah.[12]
He has shows on the al-Qur'an al-Kareem radio station called Bayna an-Nabi (sall-Allahu 'alayhi wa sallam) wa Ashaabihi, broadcast on Saturdays at 2.05 p.m., and Khutuwaat 'ala Tareeq al-Islaah, broadcast on Wednesdays at 1.00 p.m., repeated on Mondays at 6.45 p.m.[13]
He has appeared in a number of TV shows and videos presenting various lessons, a total of more than 4500 audio hours over a span of 23 years.[14]
In 1996, Al-Munajjid launched a question and answer Islamic website, IslamQA.info. The website states that "All questions and answers on this site have been prepared, approved, revised, edited, amended or annotated by Shaykh Muhammad Saalih al-Munajjid, the supervisor of this site."[15] IslamQA.info was banned in Saudi Arabia due to the fact that it was issuing independent fatwas. In Saudi Arabia, the kingdom's Council of Senior Scholars has sole responsibility and authority for issuing fatwas.[16][17] The Council was granted this sole authority to issue fatwas by a royal edict issued in August 2010 (while restrictions had been in place since 2005, they were seldom enforced); this move was described by Christopher Boucek as "the latest example of how the state is working to assert its primacy over the country's religious establishment."[18]
As of May 2015, Al-Munajjid had 820,000 followers on Twitter.[19] In 2018, Alexa listed IslamQA.info as the most popular on the topic of Islam.[20]
Al-Munajjid believes that "The crime of homosexuality is one of the greatest crimes, the worst of sins and the most abhorrent of deeds, and Allah punished those who did it in a way that he did not punish other nations."[21][22] Homosexuals should be executed although the method has been disputed including burning, having a wall dropped on them, being detained until death in the "foulest place", being stoned, or being thrown from the highest building. Those who are forced into the act or were minors are exempt from punishment.[23]
Al-Munajjid states that Muslim women are required to cover their entire body including the face (only showing eyes) and hands.[24] This ruling is obligatory and does not vary depending where you are. Women are required to stay in their houses unless they are in the company of a mahram and are forbidden to drive cars as "it leads to evil consequences" such as being "alone with a non-mahram man, unveiling, reckless mixing with men, and committing haraam actions because of which these things were forbidden."[25][26]
Statues and images[edit]
Al-Munajjid asserts that it is obligatory to destroy statues and idols that may tempt or confuse the people, whether they are buildings, people, animals or inanimate objects[27][28]
Islamic theology[edit]
Al-Munajjid believes that the Mu`tazila, the Ash'ari, and Maturidi schools of Islamic theology are wrong in applying Ilm al-Kalam (reason or rational discourse) to explain the Quran and are contradicting both the Quran and the Sunnah.[29] Attributes that Allah ascribes to Himself require neither explanation or interpretation instead a Muslim should neither deny the divine attributes nor liken Allah to His creation but accept the statements of Allah in the Quran without questioning.[30]
In a January 2016 fatwa, Al-Munajjid stated that a man is allowed to have intercourse with a slave that he owns whether he is married or not; and that his wife or wives has no right to object. A Muslim wife "has no right to object to her husband owning female slaves or to his having intercourse with them [...] The scholars are unanimous in this assessment, and no one is permitted to view this act as forbidden, or to forbid it. Whoever does so, is a sinner, and is acting against the consensus of the scholars."[31][32][33]
Al-Munajjid states that slavery necessarily came about because of Jihad against the kuffar (non-believers) and the need to determine what to do with those who have been taken prisoner and thus become property; noting that "In principle, slavery is not something that is desirable" as Islam encourages the freeing of slaves for the expiation of sins.[34] Slaves are to be treated in a "just and kind manner" including: the provision of food and clothing the like of which is given to family members; preserving their dignity; and allowing them to lead their masters in both religious and worldly matters if they possess the ability.[35]
Freedom of religion[edit]
Al-Munajjid states that Muslims who support the building of churches in Islamic countries in response to mosques being allowed to being built in non-Islamic countries are "ignorant" as Islam does not permit the promotion of anyone worshipping other than Allah.[36]
Controversial statements[edit]
- On the cause of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami: "The problem is that the [Christian] holidays are accompanied by forbidden things, by immorality, abomination, adultery, alcohol, drunken dancing, and … and revelry. A belly dancer costs 2500 pounds per minute and a singer costs 50,000 pounds per hour, and they hop from one hotel to another from night to dawn. Then he spends the entire night defying Allah. "Haven't they learned the lesson from what Allah wreaked upon the coast of Asia, during the celebration of these forbidden? At the height of immorality, Allah took vengeance on these criminals. "Those celebrating spent what they call 'New Year's Eve' in vacation resorts, pubs, and hotels. Allah struck them with an earthquake. He finished off the Richter scale. All nine levels gone. Tens of thousands dead. "It was said that they were tourists on New Year's vacation who went to the crowded coral islands for the holiday period, and then they were struck by this earthquake, caused by the Almighty Lord of the worlds. He showed them His wrath and His strength. He showed them His vengeance. Is there anyone learning the lesson? Is it impossible that we will be struck like them? Why do we go their way? Why do we want to be like them, with their holidays, their forbidden things, and their heresy?"[37][38]
- In 2008, Munajjid stated that mice are "one of Satan's soldiers" and make everything they touch impure; and that depictions of the creatures in cartoons such as Tom and Jerry, and Disney's Mickey Mouse, have taught children that they are in fact loveable.[39][40] Although he was quoted as saying that Mickey Mouse should be killed,[41] he later qualified his statement stating: "What I said was not a fatwa for Mickey Mouse to be killed, no rational person would say such a thing....The true subject being discussed was harmful rodents and mice, not Mickey."[42][43]
- Munajjid condemned the Beijing Olympics as the "bikini Olympics", claiming that nothing made Satan happier than seeing female athletes dressed in skimpy outfits.[39][44]
Books written by Saalih al Munajjid[edit]
- Koonu 'ala al-Khayr A'waanan (Be Helpers in Doing Good)
- Arba'oona Naseehah li Islaah al-Buyoot (The Muslim Home: 40 Recommendations)
- 33 Sababan li'l-Khushoo' (33 Ways of Developing Khushoo' in Salaah)
- Al-Asaaleeb an-Nabawiyyah fi 'Ilaaj al-Akhtaa' (The Prophet's Methods for Correcting People's Mistakes)
- Saba'oona Mas'alah fi's-Siyaam (70 Matters related to Fasting)
- 'Ilaaj al-Humoom (Dealing with Worries and Stress)
- Al-Manhiyaat ash-Shar'iyyah (Disallowed Matters)
- Muharramaat istahaana biha Katheer min an-Naas (Prohibitions that are Taken Too Lightly)
- Madha taf'alu fi'l-Haalaat at-Taaliyah (What you should do in the following situations)
- Zaahirat Da'f al-Eemaan (Weakness of Faith)
- Wasaa'il ath-Thibaat 'ala Deen-Illah (Means of Steadfastness: Standing Firm in Islam)
- Ureedu an Atooba Walaakin… (I Want to Repent, But…)
- Shakaawa wa Hulool (Problems and Solutions)
- Siraa' ma'a ash-Shahawaat (Striving against Whims and Desires)[45]
- ^ Richard Gauvain, Salafi Ritual Purity: In the Presence of God, p 355. ISBN 9780710313560
- ^ Al Jazeera Studies: "Arab World Journalism in a Post-Beheading Era" by Thembisa Fakude 2013 |"Al-Munajjid is considered one of the respected scholars of the Salafist movement, an Islamic school of thought whose teachings are said to inspire radical movements in the Arab world, including al-Qaeda and a group called al-Dawla al-Islamiya fil Iraq wal Sham (also known as the Islamic State, IS or Daesh)."
- ^ http://www.alexa.com/topsites/category/Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Islam
- ^ Gauvain, Richard (November 2012). Salafi Ritual Purity: In the Presence of God. Routledge. p. 335. ISBN 978-0710313560.
...participants generally refer to the established Saudi scholars. In this case, the most common source of reference was Muhammad Salih al-Munajid's well-known website: Islam Question and Answer which provides normative Saudi Arabian Salafi responses.
- ^ a b Deutsche Welle: "Women in Islam: Behind the veil and in front of it" retrieved September 2, 2016
- ^ "Founder of world's most popular Islamic website Sh Munajjid detained in new Saudi arrest spree - Islam21c". Islam21c. 2017-09-27. Retrieved 2018-05-07.
- ^ "Prominent Saudi scholar Sh Muhammad al-Mohaisany released". Islam21C. 25 January 2019. Retrieved 29 April 2019.
- ^ a b c d e Islamopedia Scholar Profiles: "Muhammad Saalih al-Munajjid" retrieved January 12, 2015
- ^ "Women in Islam: Behind the veil and in front of it" Deutsche Welle. 10.01.2016
- ^ Brems, Eva. The Experiences of Face Veil Wearers in Europe and the Law. Cambridge University Press. p. 144.
- ^ Biography of the site's General Supervisor islamqa.info About our site
- ^ Biography of the site's General Supervisor islamqa.info About our site
- ^ Biography of the site's General Supervisor islamqa.info About our site
- ^ Biography of the site's General Supervisor islamqa.info About our site
- ^ IslamQA.info website: "Introduction" retrieved September 17, 2016
- ^ "Saudi Arabia blocks 'Islam Question and Answer'," Al Arabiya (in Arabic), September 2, 2010
- ^ Xinhua: "Saudi blocks scholar website after fatwa control decree: report" September 3, 2010
- ^ Christopher Boucek, "Saudi Fatwa Restrictions and the State-Clerical Relationship," Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, October 27, 2010 (accessed November 18, 2013).
- ^ Al Bawaba: "Saudi snowman fatwa scholar thaws his stance" January 14, 2015
- ^ Alexa website: "Top Sites in: All Categories > Society > Religion and Spirituality > Islam" retrieved July 31, 2015
- ^ McCarthy, Andrew C. (August 14, 2013). "Obama's Gay-Rights Hypocrisy". National Review.
- ^ Nomani, Asra Q. "Islam must repeal its scarlet-letter sex laws". Washington Post.
- ^ IslamQA Fatwa 38622: The punishment for homosexuality retrieved October 17, 2015 | "It was narrated from Abu Bakr al-Siddeeq that he is to be burned and from others that he is to be executed. It was narrated from some of them that a wall is to be knocked down on top of him until he dies beneath it. And it is said that both should be detained in the foulest of places until they die. It was narrated from some of them that he should be taken up to the highest place in the town and thrown down from it, to be followed with stones, as Allaah did to the people of Loot. This was narrated from Ibn 'Abbaas. According to the other report, he is to be stoned. This was the view of the majority of the salaf."'
- ^ IslamQA Fatwa 21134 "Do women have to wear niqaab?" retrieved August 1, 2015 | "It is OK to cover the face with the niqaab or burqa' which has two openings for the eyes only, because this was known at the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), and because of necessity. If nothing but the eyes show, this is fine, especially if this is customarily worn by women in her society."
- ^ IslamQA Fatwa 45880 Does the ruling on driving a car vary from one country to another? retrieved August 1, 2015 | "Allaah commanded the wives of the Prophet and the believing women to stay in their houses, to observe hijab and to avoid showing their adornments to non-mahrams because of the permissiveness that all these things lead to, which spells doom for society."
- ^ Tampa Bay Times Pundifact: "Saudi Arabia is "the only Muslim country out of 47 Muslim-majority countries" where women cannot get licenses to drive" by Jon Greenberg October 7, 2014
- ^ Fatwa 20894: Obligation to destroy idols retrieved May 26, 2015 | "This hadeeth indicates that it is prescribed to remove things that may tempt or confuse the people, whether they are buildings, people, animals or inanimate objects"..."They were unanimously agreed that whatever casts a shadow is not allowed and must be changed. Images that cast a shadow are three-dimensional images like these statues"
- ^ Financial Times: "Isis are Modern Vandals Smashing Centuries of History" by Gerald Russell March 7, 2015
- ^ Islam QA fatwa 205836: What are the differences between the Maturidi school of thought and Ahl as-Sunnah? retrieved May 27, 2015 ||"The Maturidis, like other kalaami (philosophical) groups such as the Mu'tazilah and Ash'aris, discussed the necessity of knowing Allah, may He be exalted, on the basis of reason before studying the texts (of Qur'an and Sunnah); they regarded that as the foremost duty of any accountable person, and said that there was no excuse for not doing that. Rather they believe that a person would be punished for not doing it, even if that was before any Prophets or Messengers were sent. Thus they were in agreement with the view of the Mu'tazilah. This is a view that is evidently wrong, as it contradicts what is proven in the Qur'an and Sunnah"
- ^ Islam QA fatwa: 96323: The 'aqeedah of Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah and the praise of the imams for him and Ibn Hajar's attitude towards him retrieved May 27, 2015 | "The view of the salaf is one of moderation, neither denying the divine attributes nor likening Allaah to His creation. They do not liken the attributes of Allaah to the attributes of His creation, as they do not liken His essence to the essence of His creation. They do not deny that which He ascribes to Himself or that His Messenger ascribes to Him, which leads to denying His beautiful names and sublime attributes, and to displacing words from (their) right places (cf. al-Nisa' 4:46) and turning away from (Fussilat 41:40) the names and signs of Allaah. Both those who deny Allaah's attributes and those who liken Him to His creation are guilty of both errors. Those who deny His attributes failed to understand the names and attributes of Allaah except in a manner that is befitting to created beings, so they denied these concepts and thus they have combined both errors; first of all they likened Him to His creation, then they denied His attributes as a result. That is likening the names and attributes to what may be understood from the names and attributes of His creation, then they denied the attributes that He deserves to have that are befitting to Allaah, may He be glorified and exalted."
- ^ Knipp, Kersten (10 January 2016). "Women in Islam: Behind the veil and in front of it". DW. Retrieved 2 May 2016.
- ^ "Ruling on having intercourse with a slave woman when one has a wife - Islamqa.info". islamqa.info. Archived from the original on 6 January 2016.
- ^ Nomani, Asra Q.; Arafa, Hala (11 October 2015). "Inside the World of Gulf State Slavery". Daily Beast. Retrieved 2 May 2016.
- ^ al-Khudayr. "The difference between slaves and prostitutes". Islam Q&A. Islam Q&A. Retrieved 27 September 2016.
- ^ "Islam and Slavery". Islam Q&A. Islam Q&A. Retrieved 27 September 2016.
- ^ Middle East Forum: "The Logic of Islamic Intolerance" by Raymond Ibrahim December 1, 2015
- ^ "Baylor University || Media Communications || Associated Press - Tsunami survivors cling tightly to faith across ravaged region". Baylor.edu. Retrieved 2013-06-11.
- ^ "Saudis and Tsunamis". The Weekly Standard. 2005-01-17. Retrieved 2013-06-11.
- ^ a b Daily Telegraph: "Mickey Mouse must die, says Saudi Arabian cleric. Mickey Mouse is a corrupting influence and must die, a Muslim cleric has declared" By Martin Beckford 15 September 2008 |""According to Islamic law, the mouse is a repulsive, corrupting creature. How do you think children view mice today – after Tom and Jerry? Even creatures that are repulsive by nature, by logic, and according to Islamic law have become wonderful and are loved by children. Even mice. Mickey Mouse has become an awesome character, even though according to Islamic law, Mickey Mouse should be killed in all cases."
- ^ Middle East Media Research Institute (2008). Saudi Cleric Muhammad Al-Munajid: Mickey Mouse Must Die (Video). MEMRI.
- ^ USA Today: "Arabs denounce cleric's fatwa on 'immoral' TV" September 19, 2008
- ^ Saudi Gazette: "Recent 'Death fatwas'" 12 January 2015
- ^ Middle East Media Research Institute (2008). Al-Munajid Responds to Media about Killing Mickey Mouse (Video). MEMRI.
- ^ Middle East Media Research Institute (2008). Saudi Cleric Muhammad Al-Munajid Slams Beijing Olympics (Video). MEMRI.
- ^ Biography of the site's General Supervisor islamqa.info About our site
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Not only is the animation unique and engaging in a playful stream of consciousness way, but the subject matter though from 30 years ago seems so current. As The US vs. John Lennon also made abundantly clear, we could use a little John Lennon right about now to stir things up.
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About our speaker: Jim Linahan is a business development manager for WIKA magnetic level indicator products. He also served as operations director for WIKA's FTI flow division for the last two years. His 25 years of instrumentation expertise in measurement technologies includes working with Siemens Milltronics, Magnetrol, and ABB K-Tek level products. Jim holds a Bachelor's Degree from Michigan State University.
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ATHENS – Major opposition Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) leader Alexis Tsipras has called on opposition parties, independent MPs, labor unions and environmental groups to unite and block a bill that would allow unfettered development on the country's beaches and coastline.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, eager to bring in cash to help offset a crushing economic crisis, wants to open the coast and green space, including parks, for development and building although environmental groups said it would destroy the areas and ruin tourism there.
After a critical backlash, Samaras' coalition of his New Democracy Conservatives and its partner the PASOK Socialists, temporarily pulled back the measure but it's expected to be pushed through the Parliament the government controls with a narrow majority during the summer, when the body has fewer members in session, making it easier to pass.
In a speech in Athens to representatives of other parties, unions and non-governmental organizations, Tsipras said that parliamentary opposition to the revised bill should be matched by street protests and called for opponents to rise up against the bill.
"If something sums up the politics of piracy at the country's expense and in favor of the most opportunistic international capital, then this bill is it," said Tsipras, who made references to citizens' groups opposing gold mining in Skouries, Halkidki, and the creation of a waste management unit in Keratea, eastern Attica, as examples that should be followed if the government's opponents are unable to stop the bill in Parliament.
Members of Democratic Left (DIMAR) and To Potami, as well as independent lawmakers, accepted invitations to hear Tsipras's speech. The head of the POE-OTA local authority union, Themis Balasopoulos, as well as representatives of environmental groups were also there but the lawmaker opponents don't have enough votes and the government has routinely ignored critics of any of its policies.
Environmentalists warned that opening the country's coastline to develop would create a tourism catastrophe similar to what happened in Spain and just as Greece is enjoying a second-straight record-breaking year for visitors who are bringing in critical cash for the country's biggest revenue engine.
Athens' beaches are already overrun with unlawful resorts, tavernas, coffee shops and operations that force people to pay to use public beaches, a policy that has been ignored by the government.
The post Tsipras Leads Coastal Bill Fight appeared first on The National Herald.Source: The National Herald


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At his press conference after meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the president said "They want to make a deal. That's what I do. My whole life has been deals. I've done great at it, and that's what I do."
I wish that someone would explain what deals he has made since becoming president.
He has taken the country out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, scuttled NAFTA, broken the Iran deal (after they have complied, evidently, with all provisions), taken us out of the Paris climate accords (the only country in the world not to be a signatory).
He has, through his actions in Canada seemingly precluded the chance of making trade deals with any of our major allies.
As his new friend, Mitt Romney, pointed out during the past campaign; "He is a phony and a fraud."
Jon Jacobson, Ruxton


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Shadow Runner
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Nickname: Shadow
Full Name: Shadow Runner
Species: Squirrel
Then fill in the following Categories:
Description: Blue eyes, Black fur, And Red dye
Possessions: Bow and Arrow
Strengths: The best in Mossflower shooting Arrows
Weaknesses: Family and Friend would do anything to protect them
Outgoing, Protective, Strong
Shadows family lived in Mossflower on a farm til one day Sea Rats showed up at their front door. The Sea Rats needed rest and food demanded that Shadows parents let them in. But Shadows parents weren?t about them enter the farm house. While this was happening Shadow was resting in his upstairs bedroom. While resting Shadow had a dream where he was visited by the spirit of Martin the Warrior. Martin told Shadow to flee because he was in danger. So Shadow packed up and climbed out the bedroom window into the Mossflower woods Shadow ran. The Sea Rats didn?t like the answer that Shadows parents gave them. So the Sea Rats forced Shadows parents inside the farm house. Then the Sea Rats set fire upon the farm house with arrows after this the Sea Rats walked off like nothing happened. Shadow saw the fire and ran towards it fearing the worst. When he got to the farm house the fire was almost out due to the rain that had just started. The last thing Shadow saw were his parents bodies. After a few days Shadow finally made it to Redwall Abbey to start a new life.
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Nice starting point. Sometimes it takes jumping into a RP to get a character more developed.
The following questions are just trying to help in that development
How and why was his family killed?
How did he survive? Did the attackers harm him and left him for dead, or did they just ignore him as he was no threat to them, or was he absent when the attack happened, or was he hiding during the attack?
How did he feel knowing his family was killed? How did he handle it? You state that once he got to Redwall he was outgoing and willing to work the grounds. Did he handle the deaths well, then? Did tending to nature sooth and calm him?
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Those are great questions I will think them over this weekend and I will post them when I think them out.


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Unfinished business
|Filled under Canal, Clyde, Crinan, Scotland
Around the middle of July last year Kate and I were still on a mission to sail around the British Isles, an entirely self-imposed target but one we felt we could achieve during that year, even given our rather leisurely attitude to sailing and a somewhat snail-like progress. So on 19th July 2009 Cirrus Cat arrived at an important milestone, the entrance to the Crinan Canal, and we entered this passageway fully expecting to leave the Western Isles behind us and to move on into an area of water commonly just referred to as The Clyde. This was to be our gateway to southern Scotland and the south of England. However for reasons explained in this blog back in August last year, we never made it further than Bellanoch, a small settlement only half a mile into the canal, where we moored for far too long awaiting medical attention for my hernia.
This time round I have a fully functioning set of body parts, although as we entered the Crinan Canal for the second time last week there was still a slight worry that history might repeat itself before we got beyond last year's furthest point. Kate and I both held our breaths as Bellanoch Bridge was swung slowly aside for us to pass so we could continue motoring onwards to the flight of five locks which take boats up to the highest point of the canal. Such reminiscences were soon forgotten, however, as Kate began to open sluices and push the enormous lock gates aside so I could steer Cirrus into the next watery cavern. Nine locks later (five up and four down) we nudged gently alongside a pontoon and said 'No more!' having passed both our physical and mental watersheds. This time we knew we were moving on. We have unfinished business with this canal and with the west coast of Britain.
A couple of days on and we are attached to a mooring buoy in Upper Loch Fyne at a place called Otter Ferry. Rather disappointingly this place is not heavily populated with small furry mammals – the 'otter' in the name is a corruption of 'an oitir' which refers to a long sand spit extending out into the loch – but it is a quiet and unspoilt place, a few houses and a pub which tries to capture its trade by providing temptingly free moorings for passing yachts.
After two nights we move on to visit Portavadie where some thirty years ago a small bay was hollowed out and deepened for the construction of oil rigs. As it turned out nothing was ever built here and today the bay holds one of the newest marinas on the Clyde, a place where we had been told to expect shower facilities better than anything else in the area, perhaps in all Britain. Life afloat changes one's priorities and somehow the thought of endless hot water achieved just by rotating a knob soon begins to take on a whole new significance. Fortunately we were not to be disappointed here so after a thorough sluicing I decided to give Cirrus' decks a similar wash, to remove the accumulated grit and dirt deposited on us as we came though the canal. Not for the first time I discovered just how much deck there is on a catamaran.
Summer has finally arrived here in Scotland, just as it has throughout the UK so our sailing now needs to be tempered with caution. Although our faces and hands are deeply suntanned, the first outing for pale legs and arms can always be something to regret at this time of year. But we have found another island to explore, Arran, so nothing can keep us indoors for long.
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Inspired by seed bombs and the guerrilla gardening movement, Seedles aims to save the bee population. With colorful seeds that will eventually grow into a range of wildflowers, Seedles has launched the 'Grow the Rainbow' project.
These seed bombs include plant varieties native to the United States like butterfly weed, lemon mint and wild perennial lupine. As for what else makes up the vibrant seed bombs, there's organic compost to serve as fertilizer and powdered non-toxic colors to help differentiate one seed type from another. To plant, all you need to do is toss a Seedles bomb to some earth and wait for some rain and sunshine to do the rest. With more wildflowers popping up, the bee population should be making a comeback too.
Seedles' Colorful Seed Balls Aim to Revive the Bee Population
Laura McQuarrie — January 14, 2015 — Eco
References: growtherainbow & treehugger


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The do's and don'ts for implementing a good onboarding experience
Onboarding screens are designed to introduce users to how the application works and what main functions it has, to help them understand how to use it. As a user experience practitioner, I have experience testing onboarding screens with users and often get asked by clients what is the best way to implement a good onboarding experience to introduce users to an app. Onboarding can be a challenge to get right, especially when trying to meet both business requirements and user needs. The business wants to show users the key features and unique aspects of an app but often in user testing we observe users simply moving through onboarding screens without paying attention to them.
So what to do? In this article, I'll share learning from our experience testing onboarding screens with a review of the different ways which apps implement onboarding to engage and educate users on their app.
So, let's start with the don'ts
- Don't use too many words. We've seen in user testing that users find wordy onboarding screens unengaging and this often results in users not reading the information or forgetting this information when they arrive on to the app. Consider the amount of information you are presenting your users with and try not to overload them to avoid them looking for a way to exit or skip.
- Don't include too many screens… or too few! Think about the length of your onboarding process, too many screens result in users swiping through without paying any attention to the content. On the contrary, although users want a short, snappy, engaging welcome to an app they still need enough information to understand how to use the app and what the benefits of using it are.
Here's an example of how Duolingo avoid the don'ts we have listed above. Duolingo gets the user to set a goal (how many minutes of practice per day) to get started on the app. This avoids a lengthy onboarding process whilst still providing an engaging experience for the user. It does this with the appropriate number of screens and provides enough information to introduce the user to the aims of the app.
On the other hand, here's an example from Pinterest which although getting users started straight away by asking users to select 5 or more topics to follow, does not explain how to use Pinterest or what the key areas of the app are. Therefore, it doesn't include enough information to fully introduce the user to the key functions and benefits of the app, leaving them unsure of what the next steps are.
And now for the do's…
- Do keep content clear and concise. Users don't want to read huge chunks of onboarding instructions, and they won't as we've seen in our user testing sessions. Give clear points which focus on the main features and benefits, with one benefit or instruction per slide.
- Do ensure the onboarding is progressive and contextual. One way to ensure the experience is kept in context is to walk the user through the key features of the app on their first time opening the app. This will help the user to remember how to do it next time and avoid them swiping past some screens which tell them this key information. We've seen in user testing that users find this type of interactive process much more engaging and informative.
Here's an example of how Snapchat keep their content brief whilst still providing a progressive and contextual experience for the user. Snapchat walks uses through the interface to guide the user through the steps for the first time, encouraging users to try out these interactions in the context of where they will use them in the future. For example, how to take a photo, followed by how to add a caption. This approach allows users to learn features much more effectively than a static screen with a bunch of instructions that users must memorize for later.
- Do use familiar gestures or provide instructions on how to interact with the app. Apps use a range of familiar gestures to interact with them, including swiping, zooming and tapping. We see users trying a variety of these and sometimes it's a bit like a guessing game for them. Introduce these gestures to your users, especially if your app uses uncommon gestures (like swiping left rather than right), make sure you include relevant instructions during your onboarding screens.
Here's an example of how Trainerize provides users with interactive onscreen instructions which appear in context. For example, it informs users how to interact with the page and moves users on to the next step after they have performed the action onscreen. As well as providing an engaging onboarding experience, it will increase users understanding of how to interact with and use the app.
- Do include a skip button. Sometimes no matter how engaging or interactive your onboarding screens are, users still want to skip them to get started and learn the app by playing. Including a skip button gives your users the freedom to do this and is important for users who may have already encountered the onboarding screens previously.
As well as presenting users with a progressive and contextual onboarding process by presenting the user with one feature at a time, the example from Waze below shows how it also allows users to skip the onboarding screens by clicking the cross.
- Do research your user's expectations. Remember to think about what kind of app you are presenting to users and ensure to meet their expectations of what they need to know or do when opening your app for the first time. For example, our experience testing fitness apps has discovered that users expect to input personal information so that the app can track their exercise levels and weight changes.
The example from Fitbit shows how it gets users started by asking users to input some personal information regarding their height, weight and age. This meets users' expectations for a fitness app as they would expect to have to enter this key information for the app to track their exercise levels and weight loss. This form of onboarding can engage users with the app as they have inputted personal information, thus have a sense of commitment to the app.
The take away
Onboarding can be a challenge, especially when trying to meet the needs of both the business and the user. As we have seen in this article there are a few take away points to bare in mind when building a successful onboarding experience. Ensure your onboarding is progressive and contextual, use familiar gestures, get users engaged straight away by creating an interactive onboarding experience and consider adding a skip button for those users who just want to learn by playing! Whatever you decide, make sure you test your designs with your users before they go live!


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- The FA eNews
- Independent Football Review Guidance Note
- Replying to Requests from the Independent Football Review Guidance Note
- Bribery Act Leaflet
- Career Threatening Injuries Leaflet
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- The FA's Guide to Club Structures
- Sports Clubs – A comparison of legal structures and tax status
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Following your procedure, your doctor will evaluate the information obtained during your cardiac catheterization. Normally, you will be advised of the findings within 24 hours of your procedure.
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Internationals: Injury Roundup
The internationals have never been kind to Liverpool, and it proved the same again with several players picking up injuries.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Djik and Sadio Mane have all picked up injury concerns while playing for their country. Thankfully for Jurgen Klopp, none have been definitely ruled out for Saturday's clash against Huddersfield as of yet.
Mohamed Salah returned to Merseyside over the weekend after picking up a minor strain while on duty with Egypt. The forward, who scored in the 4-1 win against Swaziland, is likely to return to full training on Thursday, with the medical team confident that the injury isn't serious.
Fellow forward Sadio Mane had his own injury scare; he's believed to have broken a bone in his left hand. The team doctor Abdourahmane Fedior says Mane was injured in the home qualifier against Sudan on Saturday, which Senegal won 3-0. Although Senegal coach Aliou Cisse has ruled Mane out of the return game, the winger still traveled to Sudan with his national team. And while the injury is believed to be non-serious, Liverpool can only decide if "a further procedure is necessary" once Mane returns to the club, which will most probably be on Wednesday morning.
Sadio Mane was taken to the hospital this afternoon due to a minor injury in his hand ahead of Senegal's game against Sudan. pic.twitter.com/xOIoZmWMKK
— Mootaz Chehade (@MHChehade) October 15, 2018
Elsewhere, things aren't good for the Reds either. Defender Virgil van Djik has his ongoing struggles with a persistent rib injury. Holland boss Ronald Koeman has since claimed that van Djik was 'constantly injected' to help him play through the pain barrier. He went on to add that his captain had been playing with 2 broken ribs for weeks, believed to have been picked up prior to the Champions League victory against PSG. Despite his injury troubles, Koeman insists that van Djik will be available for the Huddersfield clash. Having played and scored in the 3-0 win against Germany, the centre-back will play no part in Tuesday's Nations League clash versus Belgium.
Naby Keita was forced off the pitch in Guinea's game against Rwanda in the first half, reportedly holding the back of his thigh. Interestingly, the former RB Leipzig midfielder had to be carried off the pitch as there were no stretchers available.
Amadou Makadji tweeted:
"Naby Keita did not complete the first period. The Liverpool player is holding the back of the thigh. It's the break in Kigali."
Naby #Keita n'a pas terminé la première période. Le joueur de Liverpool se tient l'arrière de la cuisse. C'est la pause à Kigali #RWAGUI #CAN2019
— Amadou Makadji™ ?? (@ThAmadouMakadji) October 16, 2018
Meanwhile, positive news have emerged regarding James Milner's injury, with the Reds vice-captain reportedly in line for a return against Huddersfield. Having damaged his hamstring against Manchester City, it was originally thought the veteran would be sidelined for a month. However, the club doctors have since given the 32-year-old the go-ahead to step up his comeback, providing he returns to full training on Thursday. Arguably Liverpool's best player this season, Milner's lightning recovery would be music to Klopp's ears as he plots a return to winning ways come Saturday.


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Ocean Blue News Blog
In 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimated that 4.3 million tons of disposable diapers are used every year. By Karisa Boyce
Most us of live full and busy lives. We have grown accustomed to convenience, and with that comes convenience items: stuff. Stuff that is polluting our oceans.
In 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimated that 4.3 million tons of disposable diapers are used every year. Over 4 million tons of wood pulp and plastic materials in diaper form catch and concentrate in landfills annually. 4.3 million tons. Every year. Let that sink in and we need a new blue deal!
Now let's talk about solutions. One passionate woman from Corvallis, Oregon strives to turn this number around. Julianna Elligsen is giving people across Oregon's Willamette Valley hope for the future. A future that she sees is embracing the ways of the past.
Not so long ago, mothers were cloth diapering their babies' bums. It was not until 1948 that Johnson & Johnson first began to mass market a disposable diaper in the U.S. By 1970, 350,000 tons were tossed each year. By 1980 that number grew to 1.93 million.
The diapers being thrown out in the early 21st century will be done biodegrading in the year 2500. But not Julianna's diapers. Her company, DiaperTails, is making waves right now.
Business for DiaperTails has tripled over the last three months and what began as one woman's passion to help busy modern parents enjoy a more sustainable lifestyle is now developing into more than just a cloth diaper service. DiaperTails also sanitizes cloth menstrual pads and family wipes.
Conventional tampons and pads also account for a large amount of waste and can wreak havoc in sewage pipes. A local Portland company, so fittingly called GladRags, has been fighting waste with an extremely comfortable and soft cotton pad. GladRags handmade pads come in a variety of designs and absorbency levels to accomodate any need that may arise during a woman's monthly menstrual flow.
Both companies may not be entirely about ocean conservation, though both DiaperTails and GladRags offer an eco-friendly product that we never find on the beach at a coastal cleanup - because they're reusable! From Oregon, where these companies are making waves, Ocean Blue hopes to one day see Pacific Ocean wind and waves that move faster than the plastic.
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Scaffolding accidents are an all-too-common occurrence in the construction industry. OSHA reports that about 60 percent of construction workers, a total of 2.3 million, regularly use scaffolding. Of those, about 4,500 are injured every year, and approximately 60 die every year. Employers in New Jersey will want to consider the following tips for maintaining safe scaffolding.
Ensuring the safety of retail workers over the holidays
Retail workers in New Jersey, as elsewhere, will be stocking shelves, packing boxes and delivering products at greater speed during the holiday season, and this could raise their risk for injuries due to slips, falls and excessive manual lifting. For this reason, OSHA is reminding employers about their duties to their employees.