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Hi everyone, hope you all had a great weekend! We went to see Matt Nathanson, The Fray, & Train in concert on Friday night…they put on a great show but boy some of their songs take us WAY back! Saturday was a fun family day…pool with some friends and then to see the "Minions" movie with our babes and out to "special" dinner as we call it, followed with ice cream. Normally I'm sad to see the weekend end but I can't complain too much that it is Monday because my birthday is this week, YAY, and I have two days off of work. Can I get a whoop whoop for week long birthday celebrations and vacation?!
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June 15th 2018
Ladies Team €150
Men's Team €200
We are delighted to invite you to this year's Golf Classic. An integral part of our continued club fundraising, our Golf Classic promises to be a great day. With both ladies and men's teams welcome we are now taking bookings for teams. Contact Rodney on 0868077480 to enter you team. As always there will be some great prizes on offer as well as competitions on the day. An ever popular day out we ask for teams to be entered early, so as to avoid missing out! Looking forward to seeing you on the course on June 15th.

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A barebones MMO
My econ-sim project has been dormant now for about three years, but I've had a sudden urge to continue development. I had originally considered using third-party MMO middleware to allow a multiplayer version, where human agents did most of the work and AI took a backseat. The few I looked at didn't offer all features I wanted, though (such as persistent destruction and construction), and so I abandoned that path. This weekend I started again, from scratch. I learned socket programming, which I had never used before. I learned SDL 2.0, which was easy enough given my familiarity with SDL 1.2. I made some sacrifices—modularity, hardcoding, prettiness, user-friendliness—at the altar of prototyping time, and I am now cleaning them all up. The result was a mininmally functional MMO:
- The server can connect to and maintain information about multiple clients
- Client information is identified by raw Winsock
- Clients can send 'move' requests which are handled by the server, and the new location is sent to all clients
- Each client can send a message to the server
- The server can send a message to a single client, or broadcast one to all clients
- Download the .rar from https://github.com/timgurto/mmo/releases/tag/0.1
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Have you drank the yoga cool-ade? I most definitely have and continue to go back for more.
One of the greatest parts about yoga in general is that it is known as practicing yoga. One day you'll feel like you have mastered a pose you've been working on and then the next week it seems impossible. Our teachers tell us we are exactly where we need to be and we are pushing our bodies to where they can go for the day. Where else can we take the time to master one thing at a time? Not many these days which is probably why I love yoga so much.
If you are ever in the Coconut Grove area on a Friday then you need to do yourself a favor and stop by the Community Yoga class at Dharma Yoga Studio. The class provides a platform for a handful of things I love: yoga, community and non-profits! This yoga happy hour showcases a different local charity each month and the $10 given at the door goes to the mission of the said organization. Pretty awesome huh! Before the class begins there is some time set aside for everyone to learn about what the organization does and how it gives back. It is a great grassroots approach and just so freaking cool!
When I think of leaders in my community I instantly think of Deb & John – the creators and instructors of Community Yoga. They give their time every Friday night to teach the class and also spread awareness for some amazing causes. You know why they do this class … just because they want to! They embody the word community and I look up to them so much! When stopping by the class you'll definitely hear them say "you come for the yoga but stay for the music" … I would have to say the rock n roll played during the class is simply the best! Plus little country gets thrown in the mix which you know gets me amped up!
While attending this class I have learned a handful of lessons aside from my decent Warrior II.
- Breath. Seems simple, yet not always easy to remember when you are in the middle of your handstand practice or juggling life. Take a moment and breath when things are getting tough or you don't think you can make it. Breathing is the base and everything else will happen.
- Be where you are. Easier said than done in today's society of smart phones and never not working mentality. Leave everything behind when you step into a yoga studio, you'll feel better I promise!
- Find a balance with Effort & Surrender
- Stay for the music – yes! A little music can change a mood in the second.
- Don't take yourself too seriously! I'll never forget the day we did the hokie-pokie in class.
A big question I pose (like the pun) … how do you cultivate your passions? Do you share them with others? Have you given your passion time lately? If not make time! What is life without things that make us smile, let's all spend more time on that mission. Smile more! Enjoy your passions more!
Hope you'll consider coming out to Community Yoga soon and we are always happy for all level yogis to be a part of this amazing class! Friday nights – 6:15pm – $10 donations at Dharma Yoga Studio (3170 Commodore Plaza, Coconut Grove FL 33133)
Namaste or as I like to say "Nama See You Soon at Yoga"


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Vastavam web: Young pace sensation Lungi Ngidi has been rewarded for his recent performances with a place in South Africa's squad for the six-match ODI series against India starting in Durban on February 1.The 21-year-old had made his Test debut at Centurion and was named man-of-the-match for returning 7-for-90 as South Africa took the series 2-0.Pacer Morne Morkel and all-rounder Chris Morris have also been included in the 15-man squad. The duo returns after missing the ODI series against Bangladesh (in October 2017) owing to injuries.
More noticeably, South Africa have named two leg-spinners in the squad with orthodox Imran Tahir pairing up with chinaman Tabraiz Shamsi.Middle-order batsman/wicket-keeper Khayelihle Zondo is another inclusion. He had previously toured India in 2015 but didn t feature in a single game as South African had won that five-match series 3-2.


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All about Rabbi Eliezer Berland - constant news updates, torah lessons, stories, pictures and videos
All that's happening surrounding the Tzaddik Harav Eliezer Berland Shlit"a
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Exclusive interview! Hear about the early days of Shuvu Banim and how Rabbi Berland created the leading Rabonim of what later became the pillars of the generation
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Kikar Hashabbat: Two years after being deported: Zimbabwe apologizes to Rav Berland "the drought is due to the way we treated him"
Two years after being arrested and sent out of the country, a special delegation from the Government of Zimbabwe was sent to Rabbi Berland: "From the time he was sent away there is a terrible drought in the country" said the niece of Robert Mugabe the president of Zimbabwe. See and hear about the meeting here:
Thursday, January 21, 2016
"Sit beneath your own level and Be Redeemed!" - Tu Bishvat by Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a
Read the article on our new website RavBerland.com - click here
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Listen - Head of police investigation admits "they asked me to forge a false case on Rabbi Berland"
"My superiors threatened me that if I don't forge a false case on Rabbi Berland I will lose my position".
"In reality the case of Rabbi Berland is completely void of any evidence, all of the things that is being spoken about Rabbi Berland is rubbish and nonsense."
"From the moment I began trying to create a case against the Rabbi, I am suffering, I had a major car accident, got divorced etc."
Rabbi Barzilai says that this police officer who was a completely irreligious man recently began doing teshuva and becoming religious, he feels terrible about his deeds. So he sat with Rabbi Arush and was crying bitter tears, "how do I fix what I did?"
So Rabbi Arush told him that the only way to fix what he did is to admit his deeds in public. However, in doing so he will lose his job and get arrested, libels, forging false cases, is a serious crime.
"Look at all the heads of police who were involved in the case, all of them fell into the very same things that they tried saying about the Rabbi. One after the other, around 10 of them already were forced to leave their jobs due to sexual harassment. These are people of Sodom and Gomorrah!"
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Following Rabbi Eliezer Berlands deportation: El Niño – the worst Drought in Zimbabwe for more than a generation
Interesting article on the Shuvu Banim International website
Friday, January 8, 2016
Rav Arush to head of police investigation of Rav Berlands case "You can only fix your deeds if you admit your mistakes in public"
The head of police investigation who had a big part in chasing the Rav Eliezer Berland Shlit"a is begging for teshuva, he's been suffering ever since. He came to Rav Shalom Arush yesterday and admitted that the police file on Rav Berland is empty, there is no mention of any of the accusations that appear in the media. Rav Arush told him that his teshuva is in admitting this in public.
He said, if I publicize classified information not only with I lose my job, I will get arrested...
(Heard by Rav Ofer Erez and eyewitnesses. Listen to it here http://goo.gl/oz23Ii)


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From Thursday, 13 December 2018 to Sunday, 6 January 2019
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Silverstar will once again become a Beach paradise this Festive Season
The West Rand's favourite entertainment destination is gearing up to become a holiday paradise right on your doorstep once again… Silverstar's Beach Festival is coming back from Thursday, 13 December 2018 to Sunday, 6 January 2019!
For the last four years, The Square, has been transformed into a sandy amusement park from 10h00 to 22h00 daily (closed on Christmas Day). No need to pack up half the house and drive for hours for the family to enjoy the sun and sand – and the best part is that entry to Silverstar's Beach Festival is FREE!
From beach fun for the kids to sunset cocktails for the grown-ups, sizzling food specials and live entertainment, there really is something to appeal to every single member of the family's sense of holiday fun.
The whole family can spend the day in the sun and sand surrounded by a myriad of entertainment - and entrance to the beach is absolutely free, with full access to all of the fun from the minute your feet touch the sand.
Silverstar's Beach Festival 2018 is also the perfect place to see in the New Year, so make sure you don't miss out on all the 'staycation' action – head to Silverstar this December.
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Suncor Energy extends commitment to support Canadian Olympic movement
"The real winners today are Canadian athletes," said COC President Marcel Aubut. "Once again, Suncor is stepping up and leading by example to help ensure that Canada's Olympic heroes have the tools to compete – and to win – against the best in the world."
For 25 years Suncor, through its Petro-Canada brand, has supported Canadian athletes through targeted programs funding Canadian sport beginning at the grassroots level. Since 1988 the company has helped over 2,300 young Canadian athletes and contributed more than $8 million in direct financial support through the Fuelling Athlete and Coaching Excellence (FACE) program, formerly the Olympic Torch Scholarship Fund.
"We've long recognized the need to contribute to the development of athletes at the earliest stages, helping their dreams become reality," said Steve Williams, Suncor's president and chief operating officer. "We celebrate the achievements of high potential athletes and support the development of these 'up and comers' into Canada's future Olympians."
Over the years, Suncor has extended its support beyond athletes to include coaches and families, recognizing that their support is critical to an athlete's success. Through the Petro-Canada Sport Leadership sportif, coaches are offered growth and development opportunities and through the Petro-Canada Athlete Family Program, families are offered an opportunity to see their loved one compete.
"The Government of Canada applauds Suncor Energy for continuing their commitment to Canadian athletes in their pursuit of Olympic dreams," said the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport). "We all have a part to play in supporting Canadian athletes, and our Government is encouraged to see Suncor Energy set an example to the private sector as they continue their proud legacy of funding the Canadian Olympic Team."
"I have a deep interest in what's happening in London less than six months from now," said 2012 Chef de Mission for the Canadian Olympic Team, Mark Tewksbury. "One element of Suncor's support, right now, is the continuation of the amazing Petro-Canada Athlete Family Program. I can't emphasize enough how much it means to an athlete to have members of their family present during Olympic competition."
"Petro-Canada has been a huge support to me throughout my career as an athlete, from the first moment I decided to be an Olympian, 25 years ago," said four-time Olympic speed skating medalist Kristina Groves. "From being a kid and chasing the dream of running in the 1988 Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Relay, to receiving one of their scholarships so I could train and study in Calgary, to helping my parents watch me compete in Vancouver 2010, their ongoing contribution to the Canadian Olympic Team and to me has made a tangible difference to my Olympic journey and that of so many other Canadian athletes."
"As a 2012 recipient of the Petro-Canada Fuelling Athlete and Coaching Excellence Program, I have a very real understanding of the difference Suncor is making to athletes fighting their way towards the Olympic podium right now," said wrestler Leah Callahan. "I'm really happy I'm getting the opportunity to tell Canadians all about it."
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It certainly appears that reports from earlier this year about Henry Cavill making a Superman cameo in Shazam! carried substantial weight.
Taking to Twitter earlier today, manager Dany Garcia teased a new photo of herself talking with Cavill on a mysterious set. While the silhouette alone reveals the actor, a quick brightening of the purposely darkened snap confirms Cavill to be "planning" something "goood" for the fans.
It should be taken into account that Garcia is also an executive producer on Shazam! In addition, Cavill appears to be hiding his costume inside a robe. Unless the actor graced a set to don the red cape for Man of Steel 2 — an unlikely event for now, the only other project that would involve the Kryptonian in this situation would be Shazam!
It was previously stated that the resurrection of Superman in Justice League (2017) left a good impression on Warner Bros. and other officials that were internally involved. The notion quickly moved to where the Kryptonian could be placed next in the DC Extended Universe. Shazam! was the only project with ties to the character.
Superman and Shazam have come into contact several times in the comic books and developed respect along the way, even coming in to rescue each other in certain arcs. In fact, the alter ego of Shazam, William Joseph "Billy" Batson, is actually a great fan of Superman and aspires to be like him. Hence, it makes sense to have a Superman cameo in the upcoming superhero movie; perhaps before Billy obtained his powers.
Shazam! has been in full production mode for weeks now, leading to a few leaks from active sets. The movie, directed by David F. Sandberg, is set to be released in theaters on April 5, 2019.
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It was the morning of Christmas Eve, and once again it didn't feel like Christmas.
It had been years since I last celebrated Christmas – but I remember it well. It was in 1983 at my parents' place in Midland, Ontario. My family always got together to celebrate Christmas at my parent's home – but I had missed the last couple of Christmases because I was living in Vancouver.
Dad came to the Toronto airport to pick me up – I had yet to see their new home in Midland – but I was more excited about seeing my Mom and brothers and sisters and my niece and nephew. That's what Christmas was all about to the St. Andrews family – being together and enjoying our unique traditions.
Some of those traditions included arriving on Christmas Eve and spending the night – so we could all get up together – just like when we were all growing up at our home in Oshawa and then later in Georgetown.
At my parents home in Georgetown, my Dad had built a fantastic bar in the rec room, and he would wear a Christmas hat while he served drinks from his perch on a stool behind the bar – which he considered "sacred" ground. You NEVER went behind the bar when Dad was on duty – the words "self-serve" did not exist in his bar.
And as we arrived on Christmas Eve, the first thing you heard when you entered their house was the laughter and shouting from downstairs. A few hugs and kisses with Mom and then you would head downstairs to reunite with the clan.
Early on Christmas morning – probably no later than 6:00 AM, Dad would be the first one to awake – eager to act as Santa. We would all gather around the Christmas Tree in the family room, and Dad would give each person one gift to open – beginning with my Mom. Everyone would watch quietly as each person opened their present – and then there would be loud outbursts of "ooh's and ahh's."
My brothers, sisters and I would then prepare a sumptuous breakfast for everyone – and let Mom have the day off from the kitchen. Immediately after, we would all gather at the Christmas Tree and continue to open all the gifts.
About mid-morning, Dad would announce that the bar was open. Later, Mom would bring a platter of Scotch Eggs for us to snack on.
And then about mid-afternoon, we would all gather in the dining room for a sumptuous turkey dinner.
My brother-in-law Brian – a professional photographer, would get everyone together for a family portrait – which we would later receive framed copies.
Then some of us would start to leave to go to our respective homes – which always made my Mom cry. She was happiest when she had every one of us together – as a family – and still pleaded with us – "Do you have to go so soon?"
So, on this morning of Christmas Eve, I was having a coffee and looking at one of those family portraits – and I got homesick. Homesick because I missed my Mom and Dad – and family – and those magical Christmases we shared.
And I missed not having that special feeling that I used to get every year – at Christmas.
Two years ago, I went to Costco and bought a ton of outdoor Christmas lights – and decorated all of the hedges, evergreens, and fence.
I had just finished my cancer treatments and didn't know how many more Christmases I would be around for – and desperately hoping that the lights would bring back that special Christmas feeling.
But they didn't.
Last week I wrote a blog about buying a complete Santa Claus outfit – so I could visit all of the patients at the Fraser Valley Cancer Centre – where I received radiation and chemotherapy treatments – and where I have been volunteering every week for the past 16 months.
But on the morning of Christmas Eve, I decided to get dressed as Santa Claus, again – and go to the Cancer Centre and Surrey Memorial Hospital for a visit.
As soon as I walked into the hospital lobby a woman ran up to me, pleading, "Oh Santa, could I get a picture with you and my Mom?" I said "Sure – Ho, Ho Ho!" The mother slowly walked up to me – she was in her patient gown and was wearing a Christmas hat.
I hugged her and was posing with her for the picture – when her daughter suddenly said: "Mom, why are you crying?"
Before the mother could answer, I squeezed her closer to me and asked her why she was crying. She stared up at me and with tears rolling down her cheek, she cried, "Because I never thought I would ever meet Santa Claus!"
I kissed her on the cheek and whispered into her ear "I will always be with you."
I toured the Cancer Centre and then walked down the hall to the adjoining Surrey Memorial Hospital and took the elevator up to 51 North – the Oncology Floor. I had been a patient there several times during my cancer treatments – when I was at my lowest point.
I walked into each of the patients' room and wished them all a Happy Holiday. On my way back to the elevator, I noticed a Palliative Care sign over the entrance to another wing of the floor. "This is where the very sick and terminally ill patients are," I thought to myself.
I walked into the ward, and all of the medical staff were surprised to see Santa. After posing for several photos, I asked if it would be okay to say hello to the patients.
They replied in unison "Of course you can – you're Santa Claus!"
I made my way around the ward; entering each of the rooms and then holding the hand of each of the patients. I didn't know what to say but what suddenly burst out of my mouth was "I know that you've always believed in me, and I just wanted to drop by to say hello."
In the last room I visited, there was a patient – an older man – who was wearing a Christmas hat. When he saw me, his eyes lit up and said that he had 'awoken that morning excited with the hope that maybe a friend or family member might drop by for a visit. But none had – until you, Santa Claus! '
He held my hand for the longest time and just stared at me and then muttered: "Thank you Santa – and Merry Christmas." I turned to leave his room – my eyes were filling with tears, and I didn't want him to see me cry. After all, he believed in Santa Claus.
And now so do I.
Santa Danny
UPDATE: On December 2017, I went to Surrey Memorial Hospital and visited both the palliative care and oncology wards and asked permission to visit the following week as Santa Danny. I used to visit the cancer center as Santa and would often go to the hospital, afterward. I also wanted to get permission from the Ronald McDonald House, where I used to volunteer (also located in the hospital). I had been told by the previous cancer center volunteer coordinator, that the hospital required me to get permission from each of the department heads. I also have a policy of getting an RCMP criminal background search completed every November.
Each of the department head permitted me to visit as Santa the following week, and I also called got permission from the Surrey Hospital Building Fund office to get changed into my Santa outfit there, in one of their offices.
On the day of the visit, I got changed into my Santa attire in the Ronald McDonald House and then took the elevator up to the palliative care ward. But when I stopped by the department head's office before visiting the patients – I was shocked to learn that I wasn't allowed to be on the premises as Santa because I hadn't asked a specific lady's permission!
I went back to the Ronald McDonald House and got changed. But I didn't make it out without crying my eyes out! After trying to give back, for so long to these two organizations, it's painful for me to say I won't be returning to either institution. And it's taken me until today, April 26, 2018, to write this update.
But the nursing, therapist, oncologists, and administrative staff know how much I love them, and I'll find a way to see them in 2018! ~ Danny
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In more recent Earth history, temperature fluctuations of 1°C on interannual to centennial timescales have significant impacts on mountain glaciers, sea ice, river and lake ice, seasonal snow cover, and active layer depths. Fluctuations in precipitation and other meteorological variables are probably secondary to the influence of temperature, overall, although they can be significant on local and regional scales.
Cryospheric sensitivity to temperature changes is apparent through cold and warm phases of the Holocene (the last 10,000 years). Holocene temperature fluctuations of order 1°C, associated with solar and volcanic variability, have driven several periods of glacier advance and retreat in mountain regions. Direct observations and proxy records from the Little Ice Age, which persisted from about 1500 to the late 1800s, offer some of the best evidence for this, with a global expansion of sea ice, snow, and glacier cover through this period. This is nicely documented in literary, artistic, and cultural records from Europe and Iceland. Geological reconstructions from terminal moraines, lake sediments, dendrochronology, and cosmogenic dating evidence indicate that the maximum glacier advances of the Holocene occurred in this period throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Southern Hemisphere glaciers also advanced at this time, but in some locations (e.g., New Zealand) there are records of an even more extended middle Holocene advance.
The glacier advances of the Little Ice Age were the culmination of several millennia of "neoglacial" glacier advances following the early Holocene climate optimum, ca. 6 ka, when global glacier coverage was retracted relative to present day—Northern Hemisphere mountain regions are believed to have been largely bereft of ice during the climate optimum. The Holocene evolution of glaciers is broadly consistent with orbitally driven changes in summer insolation, as discussed in the earlier section "Pleistocene Glacial Cycles," with shorter-term climatic influences superimposed on millennial-scale orbital trends.
Since the late 1800s, other climatic influences—increase in solar output, relatively quiet volcanic activity, and the buildup of atmospheric greenhouse gases— have overridden orbitally driven cooling trends, driving recent warming and a strong cryospheric response. The cryosphere response is particularly marked in the
Northern Hemisphere, where climate warming has been greater. The most dramatic changes are at lower elevations and latitudes, where snow and ice exist close to their 0°C threshold for viability. This has an interesting consequence. The Arctic has warmed more than most other regions on Earth during the past 40 years, but some of the largest changes in the cryosphere are being felt at midlatitudes, where permafrost, river and lake ice, mountain glaciers, and seasonal snow cover are marginal. changes are also dramatic in polar latitudes in the summer months, in particular for the Arctic sea ice and the ablation zones of the Greenland ice sheet and Arctic ice caps. In the northern winter and in most of Antarctica, temperatures are still so low that climate warming is not strongly affecting the cryosphere.
Although temperature changes are less important in cold environments, the highest elevations and latitudes may be experiencing increases in snowfall in both hemispheres, due to increases in atmospheric humidity and more frequent advection of midlatitude air masses into subpolar and polar latitudes, at least in the Northern Hemisphere. This is not enough to prevent a negative mass balance for most of the world's glaciers, but it is a feedback that partially offsets increases in melt. Increases in high-latitude snow also affect the hydrological cycle and the thermodynamics of sea ice, lake ice, river ice, and permafrost.
The sensitivity of the global cryosphere to small changes in temperature has proved invaluable in helping to understand and document climate variability in remote, uninstrumented parts of the planet. It also provides evidence that measured 20th century warming is not an artifact of urban heat island effects or local land-use changes in the populated environments where most direct, long-term observations are derived; significant cryospheric changes are under way in all parts of the world, most of these far removed from urban centers.
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PATRICK Ewing, the self-proclaimed best center in the East, wears The Emperor's Clothes at age 37. He came to Game 3 last night dressed mostly with a scowl.
Criticized in the media, pilloried on sports talk radio, Ewing brought to the Garden a .325 shooting percentage and a lip, sneering disgustedly when Chris Childs failed to deliver the ball on demand eight minutes into the third quarter, shaking his head after getting it on Ewing's second call and dropping in a short hook for only his second field goal of the game.
Up against age, back pain and, this time, a fully matured Alonzo Mourning, Ewing never figured to be able to outrun his age, and now is losing ground on his critics, too. His chances of getting even dwindling, he chooses to get mad instead, unable to understand that aging gracefully might be life's greatest revenge.
With 2.6 seconds left in regulation and the Knicks down two, he lined up all his doubters from 17 feet, hit a drop-dead jumper that put rose petals again at his size 13s. With 59.7 seconds remaining in a tied overtime, Ewing dribbled the ball off one of Mourning's feet and out of bounds, an arguable call, resulting from the Knick center's own stubbornness.
Attempting one more final, redemptive drive on Mourning, Ewing was fouled by a Dan Majerle reach-in and missed the first of two free throws, hanging up the Knicks for Anthony Carter's hanger over the corner of the backboard, which caught rim, bounced high and came down through the net for a 77-76 Miami win and a 2-1 series edge.
The Knicks argued they were victims of an illegal shot. Perhaps, but Ewing's lack of discretion had beaten his valor down the open floor again. He shot 4-for-10, had nine rebounds and four huge turnovers, got to the line only that once, in the overtime. Ewing couldn't drag his bones through the 12-minute second-half opening that Mourning created by picking up three fouls in 26 seconds.
Mourning, with 15 points and five rebounds at the half, on the way to a monster performance, came back in with 7:59 to play, dropped in 5-footer off a pass from Dan Majerle to put Miami up 62-59. He dove to the floor to strip Latrell Sprewell trying to corral a defensive rebound, retreated out of a double-team to knock down a 16 footer to make the lead 66-63.
Mourning arched backwards from along the baseline to grab a Mashburn miss, was fouled trying to put the ball back up, and hit the two free throws. In the overtime, he hit a baseline jumper to tie the game at 75, the last of his 23 points.
Save for 26 seconds, it was a controlled and excellent performance that put his team halfway to the sweetest series victory of his 30 years. Miami kept itself in the game by making Sprewell and Allan Houston earn every one of their 23 and 24 points by continually freeing up Jamal Mashburn and P.J. Brown along the baseline, and in the overtime by going right at the Knick center.
"We have to execute better," said Ewing. "We didn't execute well enough to win, especially down the stretch."
That went for the Knick center putting the ball on the floor, when the only thing beating the oppressive Heat defense was good ball movement, the perfect example of which was when it was delivered to Ewing chest high and right on time to save the overtime.
This series will be won by the team that maximizes its opportunities, which Ewing failed to do last night. Mourning has become too much for one Knick to handle, but the center making the better passes out of the double team is going to help his team more.
"I don't want Larry [Johnson] to guard [Mourning], either," said Van Gundy before the game. "P.J. Brown gets points on second chances and Patrick has never been a great block-out player (to play Brown). And we need to block out.
"Kurt does all right against Alonzo, but he's not going to get the benefit of calls. Mourning can shoot over Kurt and Larry, but we have a better chance of guarding the dribble with them."
In other words, the Knick coach has a choice between strychnine and hemlock. "As long as my contribution helps us win, I'm not worried about having any monster game," Mourning said. "At certain times during the game I shouldn't be putting myself in position where I gotta force the issue."
With Tim Hardaway a shell of the threat he used to be, with Mashburn the only other Miami player capable of making his own shot, the Heat had to execute their offense crisply, and Mourning couldn't fry in the heat at the end. The more attention the Knicks have to pay him, the more functional Miami's offense becomes, the more the Heat can exploit Ewing, who looks eminently exploitable both with and without the ball.


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Many of our partnerships in the Philippines contribute to progress against the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
CSIRO is partnering with the University of the Philippines Los Banos (UPLB), the Visayas State University (VSU), the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD) and the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) to develop an integrated ex‐post framework for identifying, recording and analysing impacts flowing from research projects in research for development.
The catalyst for this project is growing recognition that existing economic impact assessment frameworks are limited in terms of expressing the complex and diverse impacts relating to social, environmental and institutional impacts that also arise from research for development projects. The draft framework will be tested and refined through application to several projects in the Philippines, including the ACIAR‐funded landcare program.
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) and CSIRO co‐funded a large project in the Philippines, titled "Watershed evaluation for sustainable use of sloping agricultural land and in the southern Philippines". The project was established to help improve planning of agricultural development in upland watersheds in the southern Philippines, such that agricultural production can be increased and watersheds can be protected – precursors to reducing rural poverty and improving livelihoods.
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In 2016, CSIRO worked with the Philippines government, with funding from the Australian government, to develop a handbook on designing resilient structures. The project is aligned with the rebuilding efforts after Super Typhoon Yolanda, and helps national and local governments in the Philippines to build structures that will better withstand extreme events and climate change.
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Yes, we really do recommend visiting Unicorn Grocery as an essential thing to do in Chorlton. This worker-owned vegan grocery store is frequently named one of the best independent food stores in the whole of the UK, selling locally grown, seasonal produce alongside organic and Fairtrade items. Whether you live locally or you're just visiting, pop in to browse their selection and pick up a few treats. They also have a deli counter where you can purchase food to eat on the go.
Unicorn Grocery, 89 Albany Rd, Manchester, UK, +44 161 861 0010
Time for our annual update on New Year vegetable logistics! As is often the case, sourcing & transporting fresh fruit and veg often proves trickier in the post-Christmas period than in Christmas week itself… New Year weekend should be close to a normal range, with plentiful Cornish cauliflowers and an abundance of lovely dark spinach from Univert in Provence. Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd will be the trickiest days, and you'll inevitably notice a few gaps in our offer. For those used to cooking from ingredients however, we're confident of an exceptional range of fresh UK veg despite the occasional missing line. From Thursday onwards, all should be back to normal. Thanks for all of your custom/support throughout the year. We promise we'll be back with more inspirational veg news next week… Happy New Year!
Once you've walked down Beech Road and arrived at Chorlton Green, you instantly feel like you've left the city far behind. This leafy square is the perfect place to sit with a pint of beer from the Horse & Jockey pub on a sunny day, but it is also the gateway to the woods and meadows that beckon just minutes away. You could spend an entire day wandering around Chorlton Ees, taking your dog for a long walk or cycling down the many trails that lead to the River Mersey and onwards to Chorlton Water Park.
The Parlour on Beech Road is home to one of the most delicious roast dinners in the city. Ensure that you book in advance as every table is always full as locals flock here to dine on huge plates filled with classic Sunday roasts. There are always several choices of meat on offer, as well as a popular vegetarian options and plenty of tasty starters and deserts. The pub is friendly and cosy, more reminiscent of a country inn than a bar in the suburbs, providing a warm environment for spending relaxing Sunday afternoons.
The Parlour, 60 Beech Rd, Manchester, UK, +44 161 862 9535
Rumour has it that the CW. Etchells newsagent on Beech Road sells more copies of The Guardian than any shop outside London, making Chorlton's cafés the perfect place to settle down with a copy of the newspaper (or any publication of your choice) and while away a couple of hours. Our café of choice has to be Barbecue, a snug little independent café that roasts its own beans onsite.
Barbecue, 486 Wilbraham Rd, Manchester, UK, +44 161 881 1178
More and more people are flocking to Chorlton's many bars and snubbing the city centre for a night out. The proximity of most of the bars means that it's easy to hop from one to the other, preferably starting out on Beech Road before heading to the gaggle of bars opposite the bus station, then down the road to the crossroads known as 'Four Banks' where you'll find later openings. You'll mostly find 20 and 30-somethings sipping craft beer and bobbing their heads to hip music.


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The tips that can help you establish a successful online store
Running an online store gives you control of your business. You can make use of your site to connect with your online customers and encourage them to purchase your products. Creating a successful online store, however, takes time and dedication. You can only attract customers and gain their loyalty if you take some extra measures. The right strategies can help you boost customer experience and drive sales.
Start by creating an engaging web design. Lousy web design can harm online presence. You can entice buyers by working on the visual appearance of your site. If you don't have coding skills, hire a web designer who can help you create an impressive web design. You can also choose a ready-made template then customize it according to your business needs. Your web design should captivate the attention of your site visitors.
Focus on the "about us" page and ensure that you tell your visitors what your business is all about. Mention what you have to offer and include your achievements. Add your contact details on this page and avoid including too many details that can be overwhelming to your site visitors. For you to create a successful online store, you have partnered with different brands. This can help you build a positive reputation and make your business appear trustworthy. Establishing relationships with various partners is crucial.
Provide excellent support to your customers. They need to know that you always have their back even after purchasing products from your online store. Always be available to respond to your customers' issues so that you can gain loyal customers. You should be able to offer different support options, including live chat facility and phone support. Excellent support can boost conversions quickly. Try to make it round the clock so that some customers don't feel inconvenienced.
Have different internet payment services. An online store should offer customers different payment options so that customers can make purchases with ease. You should provide most of the popular payment options so that you can accommodate a lot of customers. Apart from offering a wide range of payment options, you can let customers create accounts on the store and save their payment details for the sake of future purchases.
Advertise your business on social media. This can help you reach out to more potential customers. You can use popular platforms such as Snapchat and Facebook to connect with more people. Make use of tools such as Google Analytics to keep tabs on the channels that most of your target customers use frequently. This can also help you evaluate the success of your ads.
Ask customers to leave reviews of your products after using them. Product reviews can enhance trustworthiness since potential customers are keen on them. They rely on product reviews to assess what consumers who have already used the products think about what you offer. Encouraging feedback from the existing customers can also save other peoples' time. You can also encourage customers to leave their feedback by offering them incentives, such as a small discount.


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It is expected that the new models will receive a new design – reduced cutouts for the front cameras and a thinner "chin".
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Nokia 6.2 will become the international version of the Nokia X71 presented in April.
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Jeff Jacobs: It's an easy call: Keep D'Ambrosio as the voice of UConn
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College presidents, athletic directors, coaches — they love to call sports the front porch to their universities.
If we are to stretch the metaphor to the 'knock, knock, knock' on the front door of that porch, isn't it true the principal broadcaster, the voice of the school, is the one who answers that knock?
The broadcaster who sits behind the microphone for game after glorious game is often as well-known and beloved as any of the coaches and athletes. And because a broadcaster like Joe D'Ambrosio often endures for decades, his voice becomes the most familiar, embracing voice of a university.
IMG announced Friday that it had struck a 10-year, multimillion-dollar deal with iHeartMedia and 97.9 ESPN to broadcast UConn football, basketball and hockey games as the new broadcast home of the Huskies. The news arrived hours after WTIC AM announced, after 26 years, it was out following the basketball season.
When SNY was named to replace CPTV as the TV carrier for UConn women's games in 2012 there was much consternation among local romantics. It turned out to be a terrific decision.
For decades I have gone directly to AM 1080 for UConn. So many of us have. The two have served each other well through 15 combined national championships with men's and women's basketball. I can't tell you how many hours I've ridden shotgun with Joe D in my car, how many times I turned down the sound on my television to listen to him. Good grief, you listen to Bill Walton or some of the others long enough and you want to put a screwdriver in your ear.
"I have the highest respect for UConn athletic director David Benedict and his goals for the university," said Phil Zachary, senior VP/Hartford market manager for Entercom, which owns WTIC. "However, I couldn't justify what they were seeking when compared to more successful partnerships Entercom enjoys with elite Power 5 institutions."
Ouch. That stung.
Benedict did not return the jab.
"It was a very difficult decision," he said. "WTIC has been a great partner."
The truth is there have been several harder punches absorbed by UConn in recent times. The Big East? Gone. The Big East payouts? Dried up. The American? Oh boy, so much work to be done. Football? Don't ask. Basketball? "Fire Ollie!" is the most popular refrain.
These are not easy times in Storrs.
As much as WTIC will be missed, there are some things to like about the move. Time will tell us how smart a business deal it is. And that's why I ask, with matters so much in flux and the fan base so restless, why would a school make it any harder on itself by dumping its voice? The familiar voice that, winter night after winter night, has called games everywhere from Seattle to Storrs for years and years?
Change for the sake of change? It certainly wouldn't be incompetence or that Joe had lost his fastball.
For the record, no decisions have been made. But there's a lot of talk.
"We're going to sit down at the end of the season and have a long talk with David Benedict, 97.9 ESPN, as well as do a thorough review with our IMG College audio group," Doug Fillis of IMG said.
That decision already should have been made.
Joe stays.
Bob Joyce stays as the voice of women's basketball.
It should be that easy.
While he said the existing model will be examined, Steve Honeycomb of iHeart said he already has told his people to look at three broadcast teams. Currently, D'Ambrosio and Wayne Norman do men's basketball and football, while Joyce and Deb Fiske broadcast the women. It's not a bad idea to incorporate another voice or two, but what is a bad idea is to wipe out the present talent.
Here's a scoop: The broadcasters aren't the problem right now. It's the product.
IMG has been the rights holder for UConn since 2008, when it agreed to pay the school a whopping $80 million for a 10-year deal. WTIC was recently acquired by Entercom as part of a $2 billion merger with CBS Radio. Entercom holds the rights to broadcast more than 60 pro and college sports teams, including Penn State, Notre Dame and Michigan.
Obviously, they didn't agree on what UConn, sans Power 5 cachet, is worth.
"I don't think a lot of people can speak to it better than we can at IMG," Fillis said. "We deal with the corporate community. We know the strength of the UConn brand. It's tremendous.
"The offers we had on the table as we came to this decision were extremely strong. UConn doesn't take a back seat to anybody when it comes to the audio and multimedia relationships."
The move does make sense this way. WTIC is not a sports station. Long gone are the days of Arnold Dean. Gone, too, is the attempt to build an afternoon sports talk show with D'Ambrosio and Andy Gresh. The dynamics of Hartford radio, from Sirius XM to surrounding sports talks stations in Boston and New York, are challenging. FM, with a better sound, has been the avenue of 21st-century sports teams.
While it is foolish to say it couldn't continue to work, the WTIC news lineup of Jim Vicevich, Rush Limbaugh, Todd Feinburg, Clark Howard and Sean Hannity is not exactly Golic and Wingo, Dan Le Batard, Stephen A. Smith and Rob Dibble. Dibble's local show on 97.9 ESPN runs 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and obviously would provide UConn programming possibilities.
"That was one of the most significant opportunities we saw," Benedict said of an all-sports station. The coaches' shows will be on 97.9. How else iHeart builds momentum with UConn remains to be seen.
Honeycomb said there would be few scheduling conflicts and WPOP AM, owned by iHeart, would broadcast any overflow. This is an important point: IMG provides a Tunein App to follow games on mobile phones and there is satellite radio with Sirius/XM. The transition, Benedict conceded, will be challenging. Fillis said IMG will use its muscle to make it less so.
Benedict said UConn had lots of input, but ultimately, IMG made the call to leave WTIC. And iHeart is going to make the broadcasting call, which is as important as any part of this deal.
Honeycomb said iHeart, which will employ the announcers, wants to make sure UConn is happy with the choice. He said iHeart has 150 stations, does tons of play-by-play, has lots of assets, not to mention ESPN's assets.
The biggest assets are already there. Dumping Joe D would be a mistake. At a most uncertain time, you need the familiar, reassuring voice.


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