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Top 5 most popular Android apps from last week: Magnetic, Areo
Every week we cover new Android apps with Fresh Meat on Wednesday, followed by Android Gaming on Thursday and Top 10 App Updates on Friday. When Monday rolls around, we look back to see which apps were the most appealing to our audience. Read on for the five most popular Android apps from last week. These apps are ones that are most likely new and haven't appeared in the top five list more than three times.
1. Today Weather
App info: Today Weather is a beautiful & simple-to-use weather app that provides the world's most accurate local weather forecasts. Display weather forecast clearly and easy to understand. Enjoy every moment you open the app with thousands of beautiful photos corresponding to the weather and the day. Prepare for anything with 24/7 weather forecast and chance of rain. Protect your health with air quality and UV index.
2. Volume Notification
App info: Access your device's sound sliders straight from the notification drawer!Featuring quick settings for Android N and a discrete notification that matches your launcher for Android 4.1 and above. You'll only notice that it's there when you need it.
3. Lumino City
App info: Lumino City is the award winning puzzle adventure crafted entirely by hand out of paper, card, miniature lights, and motors. Through this gorgeous environment weaves a clever, charming and puzzling adventure. Lumi's grandfather, the caretaker of Lumino City, has been kidnapped. To find him, you must explore the city and figure out the fascinating mechanisms that power this unique world.
4. Magnetic
App info: Magnetic lets you quickly and easily create professional, branded presentations from your tablet. Choose from a range of pre-created templates to style your presentation with only a few taps. Add photos, videos, record audio, display graphs, and much more to bring the story to life.
5. Areo
App info: One app, thousands of local goods and services. Food delivery from your favorite restaurants, providers and chefs. Home services from local electricians, painters, cleaners, plumbers and more.
Note: To ensure that all apps receive a fair chance to make the list, we will retire any app that has made the list for three consecutive weeks.


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Environmental, Social and Governance EventSource: RNS
Wednesday 26th June 2019
Environmental, Social and Governance Event
Tesco PLC is today hosting an Environmental, Social and Governance Event for investors and analysts at the company's head office in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Attendance to the event will be by invitation only.
We will outline how we are embedding sustainability into our business model and how we manage current and future environmental, social and governance risks. The event will include presentations and Q&A led by the executive and wider management team. The event will begin at 9.00am and is expected to conclude at around 1.30pm.
Presentation materials will be made available on www.tescoplc.com/esg2019 at 9.00am. No new material disclosures will be made during the event.
Our next update to the market will be our Interim results, which are due to be released on Wednesday 2 October 2019.
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Two days ago, I wrote about how my experience with Wonderful Town kind of turned my life around. But while the seven subsequent high school productions I would perform in might not have been quite as life-changing, each one holds a very special place in my heart. In theater, you put so much time and energy into preparing for just three to five performances, and then all you have left is a few pictures and your memories. But some of the fondest memories I have are of my time in my high school's theater department, and I'm happy to share another one of them with you today!
The Cherry Orchard- Ensemble
However, if I had to pick one play I performed in with the least fond memories, it would have to be this one. While I still made a lot of great friends from the performance, it was ultimately either pretty boring or embarrassing for me.
The Cherry Orchard is a highly unusual play for a high school to put on, due to the very serious and complex themes of the play, and how much of the emotion of the play is brought out through context. It was written by the Russian playwright Anton Chekhov in 1903, intended to be a comedy even though nearly everything in the play seems to be a very dark tragedy. It follows the final days of a rich Russian family as they crumble under debt that ultimately sees them all lose their estate along with the titular cherry orchard. Each character has multiple layers of complexity, and our director helped each actor do the part justice.
Except for me, the post office clerk. The Cherry Orchard only has two ensemble roles, so myself and one other guy spent most of our time in the dressing room doing homework or just goofing off while everyone else acted their hearts out onstage. I was onstage somewhere between five and ten minutes in three seperate scenes, with not a single line in any of them. I laughed at some magic tricks, pulled a drunk poet offstage, and… waltzed.
As I said in my previous article, I love acting. Singing and dancing are things that I'm willing to do in order to act, but especially in the earlier productions, I hated it. I thought I was in the clear after finishing with the musical, but lo and behold, one of the only things I had to do in the play was dance. And I of course sucked at it. Not only did I have to focus on keeping my steps in time with the music, I was still super uncomfortable around girls, and waltzes involve hands on bodies. The girl I was dancing with had to practically force my hand up to her waist, my face red as a tomato. The final component was actually acting while half of my brain was focused on not tripping and the other half was doing this. And of course my character was a big flirt, just to make me more uncomfortable.
So you'd think that would be enough to embarass me, right? WRONG.
There was a big ol' hole in my pants. Right over my butt. And I went to the costume lady, who was a student, and she said it was fine! Really?! It's fine that there's a big ol' hole over my butt?! I mean, I wasn't going commando, but nobody wants to see my "naughty or nice" underwear! (It's comfortable, okay?!) I don't know if she didn't see it right, or if she was just enjoying the view, but for whatever reason nobody cared about this hole in my pants right up until the first performance.
So the day of the performance arrives, and at this point the hole in my pants is just a big joke with everyone else in the dressing room constantly singing the SpongeBob song, "Ripped Pants." I know I should have been more assertive about needing there to not be a hole in my pants, but I was still a little shy, so I didn't.
And the way the stage was set, everyone in the audience spent a lot of time looking at the actors' butts. The entire play took place in one room, and to immerse the audience in it, there were seats for them everywhere, from all sides and even in the middle of the stage! It was really cool, but it meant that someone in the audience would always be looking at someone's back. Or in my case… my butt.
So I do my waltz, trying to ignore any possible snickering, and get off-stage. I get a text from my mom saying, "Good job with the dance! You have a hole in your pants."
There's nothing (I think) I can do at that point, so I keep on going on and off-stage when I have to, until the student director walks past me and exclaims, "Oh crap, you've got a big ol' hole-"
"Over my butt, I know," I respond exasperatedly.
"Well we've gotta fix it!" she yells, and pulls me up to where the costume lady is, shouting "You need to fix this dude's pants ASAP!" and leaves.
"So, uh, I guess if you don't have enough time, you can just take them of-" she began, I'm sure with innocent intentions.
"NoooOOOPE, I've got enough time!" I interject with both an intensity and rapidity I didn't know I could speak with, buzz down to the changing room, get my own jeans on, dash back up, and deliver the hole-y pants. By some miracle, they were delivered back not only in time, but whole, and the rest of the audiences were spared that unfortunate view.
Thus ends the highly unfortunate yet hopefully amusing saga of The Cherry Orchard. Perhaps it turned out to be a comedy after all. I've had so much fun writing about my time in theater that I decided to make it an eight-part series, with one post for every play we put on! If I run into any that aren't terribly eventful, I might combine some, but so far I seem to be having plenty to say!


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Harry Connick Jr. Says This Is His Worst Habit
We still love ya, Harry.
"If you had to choose to be able to break your worst habit, or get rid of your wife's worst habit?" Hoda Kotb poses to Harry Connick Jr. in a seemingly innocuous voice on the TODAY show. Boy, was this a loaded question.
"Have you lost your mind? Seriously, have you lost your mind?" Connick Jr. rebuts. "You're putting me in a position where I have to choose something I'm doing wrong versus something she is allegedly doing wrong. You saw how I said allegedly? I'm going to break every habit I have before I tell her anything," Connick Jr. jokes.
After adding that she doesn't have any bad habits, of course, Connick Jr. concedes to his number one: "I have a problem latching onto a certain voice or an imitation and I won't let it go," the actor and singer says. "I do it around the house. Like the Liberty Mutual theme song, I can't stop singing that," he adds before humming the tune.
Watch the hilarious video clip from TODAY in full here.
So how's his wife Jill Goodacre put up with him, Liberty Mutual jingle and all? See Harry Connick Jr.'s Secret to a Happy Marriage.


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Report lists CSG and nuclear as future energy options for NSW
COAL seam gas and nuclear power must be considered if New South Wales is to have secure electricity supplies.
A NSW Government committee has this week tabled The Economics of Energy Generation to Parliament, making 24 recommendations on how best to keep the lights on in the state.
Of those, one suggests the state speed up its sale of government-owned power assets.
Two recommendations cover CSG.
One pushes for a government "public education campaign" on CSG that would include facts on risks to the environment, regulation and possible benefits of producing the gas.
Another suggests the creation of an expert panel - working with scientists - on how best to deliver affordable gas to the state.
Nuclear power pops up in a later recommendation, with the committee calling for a possible Federal review on legislation banning nuclear power plants.
The report also considers the use of renewable energy from solar and wind power to emerging technologies including biomass and geothermal.
Committee chair and Liberal member for Davidson Jonathan O'Dea said NSW needed a proper mix of power suppliers if electricity was going to be affordable and available.
Mr O'Dea said people needed to make decisions on where their electricity comes from through facts and "not a scare campaign".
"We are saying there should be a wide range of options that should be properly considered," Mr O'Dea said.
"We're not saying we should build nuclear power plants but mindful of the evidence presented, we believe it would be healthy to have an educated and informed debate.
"Equally, we are saying CSG should also be looked at in an intelligent, sensible way with scientific experts.
"Not based on a scare campaign from those who have an interest in looking at thing less objectively than they should be."
The State must act on the report within six months.
Opposition to the CSG industry in New South Wales has been fierce, particularly in regional areas where thousands have protested against energy companies.
Greens New South Wales MP John Kaye said the committee had been "distracted" by nuclear power and CSG when the focus needed to be on renewables.
"The CSG recommendation was for a propaganda campaign," Mr Kaye.
"It was an unnecessary waste of money.
"Any investigation into energy generation in NSW should be focusing on existing renewable energy sources and on emerging technologies."
The Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association - the peak body for the industry - welcomed the report.
Spokesman Rick Wilkinson described CSG was a "game changer" capable of keeping power prices low.
"Not only will we see the creation of thousands of jobs, as has happened in Queensland, but regional economies will also be revitalised," he said.


text: Scott Strandberg's Bold Predictions for 2018 by Scott Strandberg March 19, 2018 This is my fifth year of Bold Predictions, and I find them to be no less of a headache today than I did back in 2014, when I boldly predicted 20+ homers for Jon Singleton, and a top-40 fantasy outfielder season for Abraham Almonte. That said, I think I'm pretty close to the Bold Predictions Sweet Spot of 30% correct this year, as these are all varying degrees of "unlikely but not outrageous." Also, I had more fun with these than I usually do, so that has to count for something. I'm sure I'll hear from all the die-hard Whit Merrifield zealots in the comments section regardless. Here we go! 1. Eugenio Suarez is a top-10 third baseman Fresh off signing a 7-year, $66 million contract extension with the Reds, the 26-year-old Suarez has a lot to prove this year. I'm quite confident that Cincinnati's front office will feel very good about that deal, and so will his fantasy owners. The good news started last year, when Suarez massively increased his walk rate for the second year in a row — from 4.3% BB in 2015, to 8.1% in 2016, to 13.3% in 2017 — while also recording a career-best 23.3% strikeout rate. The most fantasy-relevant improvement to his game was definitely in the power department, as Suarez launched 26 bombs and posted a .200 isolated power. He also hit more line drives (24.0%) than ever before, and started pulling the ball more frequently (42.7% Pull in '17, 39.5% in '16). For 2018, he's expected to bat cleanup behind on-base master Joey Votto, and he'll also likely have copious opportunities to drive in Jesse Winker (.298/.375/.529 in 137 PA last year). Finally, there were rumblings last year that Suarez could see time at shortstop. While he only actually played there for four innings due to Zack Cozart's presence, I wouldn't rule it out for this year. Jose Peraza — who is a non-threat with the bat — is penciled in as the starter, and no one else on the Reds' 40-man roster has any major-league experience at short. Especially if you play in a league that only requires a few appearances to qualify at a new position, that's an enticing thought. The stars are aligned for Suarez to bust into the top 10 at third base, and seeing as he's currently being drafted as the No. 20 3B, you can acquire him on the cheap. 2. Whit Merrifield is NOT a top-10 second baseman The consistently overrated Merrifield is currently being drafted as the No. 6 fantasy 2B. I wrote about his overratedness once already this offseason, and since then he's gone on to have a hot spring, hitting .436/.439/.872 in 40 PA at the time of this writing. Which is great news for the purpose of this column, because now it's even bolder to call him a fantasy bust for 2018. Before 2017, Merrifield had never connected on more than 10 homers in any given season, at any level. Of course, he smacked 19 dingers last year, adding 34 steals (another career best at any level) on his way to being the No. 4 second baseman in fantasy. You can certainly make the argument that xStats actually support the power surge to a degree which, sure, they kind of do — anyone can see that he hit way more balls in the air in 2017 than 2016, for instance. On the other hand, Merrifield was just as fly-ball happy in the minors as he is now, and he never managed to hit double-digit bombs at any level. Of course, as a reader pointed out the last time I wrote about him, he was a scrawny 6'0″, 175 lbs until he gained 20 pounds during the 2015-2016 offseason…and then promptly hit 10 total homers in 636 PA split between Triple-A and the majors. To this point, no one has been able to explain to me why they think Merrifield's power spike is repeatable — "he got stronger" is the best argument I've heard thus far, and that happened two years ago, not one. I think the projection systems are right on with Merrifield, especially Steamer with the .273 AVG, 12 HR and 25 SB. Is that a useful fantasy commodity? Absolutely! Is that worth a late-6th, early-7th round pick — which is what it currently costs to draft him? Nah. 3. Ketel Marte is a top-15 shortstop I'm far from the only one around here who's high on Marte. In December, Jeff Sullivan wrote him up as his "favorite breakout pick" for 2018, and the player profile Andrew Perpetua wrote about him was similarly glowing. "Maybe that's not bold enough," I thought to myself, seeing how high some of my fellow FGers are on him. "Nope, never mind, it's still super-bold," I then realized upon seeing that he's 6% owned in Yahoo leagues. All the necessary ingredients for a breakthrough are present with Marte, so it really is surprising to see him get overlooked to this degree. He dramatically increased his power production last year, which seems sustainable due to his significantly increased launch angle. He's also much faster than his major-league steals totals would suggest — he swiped 20+ bases in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Marte is currently being drafted as the No. 32 shortstop in fantasy leagues, behind the likes of Jose Reyes and Brandon Crawford. The No. 15 SS by average draft position is Jonathan Villar, and it doesn't take much squinting for me to see Marte surpassing that level of production. 4. Dan Vogelbach is a top-12 AL-only first baseman First base isn't as deep as you might expect it to be in AL-only leagues this year. In Yahoo drafts, the No. 12 first baseman by ADP is the currently injured Yulieski Gurriel, followed by Albert Pujols. There's clearly room for someone to jump into or past this tier of fantasy 1B, and Dan Vogelbach is poised to be that someone. I've been burned by Vogey before, but this year feels different. The Mariners currently have Ryon Healy penciled in at first base, with Rule 5 pick Mike Ford also in the running, but it's starting to look like Ford will be waived and Healy will play the short side of a platoon with Vogelbach. The 25-year-old Vogey has been one of the standouts of the entire league this Spring Training, as he's currently hitting .400/.529/.850 with four homers and six doubles in 51 PA. I don't put much (if any) stock into spring stats, but the way the conversation around Vogelbach has evolved makes it clear the Mariners are rethinking this whole "Ryon Healy, everyday first baseman" thing. Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto said as much on his podcast this week, saying "Vogelbach is making his case, whether Ryon Healy is ready or not, to be on our 25-man club." The lefty Vogey would make a perfect platoon partner for the right-handed Healy, and the high side of a platoon would give him plenty of chances to produce in fantasy. 5. Scooter Gennett repeats last year's 27 homers Despite last year's breakout performance, fantasy owners are rightfully cautious of Gennett in 2018, as he's currently the No. 21 2B by ADP in Yahoo leagues. It seemed like his 27-homer season came out of nowhere, but his underlying metrics started shifting two years ago, with the big breakthrough coming in 2017. He's traded in his grounder-heavy profile for balls in the air — from 1.63 GB/FB in 2015, to 1.29 in '16, to 1.1 in '17 — and he's focusing more on his pull field than on spraying it to all fields (31.6% Oppo in '15, 30.2% in '16, 23.8% in '17). Also, his hard-hit rate took massive leaps in each of the last two seasons, from 22.1% in 2015, to 28.9% in 2016, and 34.4% last season. Scooter is still a pretty mediocre hitter against lefties (.248/.287/.404 last year), but the Reds don't really have anyone on the 40-man who makes sense as a platoon partner, so I'm not too concerned about that slowing down his quest for 27 bombs. 6. The New York Mets make the playoffs I always like to throw in a couple of non-fantasy predictions, and I actually picked the Mets for the second NL wild card spot in our FG staff predictions. The Mets have quite a bit of talent, but this is all dependent on health. For example, Yoenis Cespedes needs to stay healthy for this offense to excel, which he's had trouble doing lately. Of course, the far bigger question mark is the health of the starting rotation. Jacob deGrom had his first 200-inning season last year, and is the only relatively "sure thing" in this rotation. After throwing just 30.1 innings last year, Noah Syndergaard needs to prove he can stay healthy, but is clearly a True Ace when he does. Matt Harvey was putrid last year after he returned from thoracic outlet surgery, but now his velocity is back up to 96 MPH, and he looks like the good version of Matt Harvey again. Jason Vargas and Steven Matz have their own question marks behind those top three, but it's easy to see this team kicking some serious ass if everything breaks right. Which, of course, it rarely does. But in the spirit of bold predictions, I'll say the Mets stay healthy enough for their talent to carry them into the wild card. 7. Tim Tebow hits a major-league home run This is a great time to point out that I am not trying to go 10-for-10 on these predictions, as there's no way in hell that both No. 6 and No. 7 can happen. Tim Tebow playing in the majors and the Mets making the playoffs in 2018 are as mutually exclusive as predictions get. With that out of the way, let's imagine everything goes wrong for the Mets this year, like it always does and (let's be honest) probably will again in 2018. If they're 20 games back on September 1, playing out the string in front of a handful of increasingly bitter fans every night, what better distraction would there be than Tim Freaking Tebow? Can you even imagine the media frenzy of Tim Tebow launching bombs — or more specifically for this prediction, launching at least one bomb — in New York City?! I'm not sure this one is even that bold — if the Mets suck this year, and Tebow has been even kind of sort of okay in the minors, they will totally find an excuse to call him up for the fleeting embrace of positive media attention. If/when this happens, expect ESPN to abandon all non-Tebow programming and finally become the Tebow-starring real-life version of "The Truman Show" they've always wanted to be. 8. Delino DeShields leads the league in steals This may not seem likely, because Billy Hamilton and Dee Gordon are both in this very same league that I'm claiming DeShields will lead in steals. Still, Rangers manager Jeff Banister recently said that DeShields will be the team's everyday leadoff hitter, which throws an intriguing wrench into the 2018 stolen-base race. In case you've forgotten, DeShields stole an astounding 101 bases back in 2012, which he accomplished in just 135 games in A-ball. Of course, stealing bases in the majors is a whole different ballgame, but Banister himself says he would like DeShields to steal at least 50 bases this season. If there's anything a fantasy owner loves to hear, it's their player's manager setting lofty goals like that, and if he really does get the 650+ PA that come with batting leadoff every day, he could do it. To be honest, my original prediction was "Delino DeShields steals 50 bases," but seeing as his own manager said he wants him to do that, I figured I needed to up the ante a bit to make this sufficiently bold. So, I guess I'm hoping he steals 60, and both Hamilton and Gordon come up just short. (And also, I just now noticed that Brad Johnson predicted 70+ steals for DeShields in his Bold Predictions, but that's a touch too bold for me.) 9. Chris Taylor is NOT a top-15 SS (or top-45 OF) Taylor's plate discipline is a pretty big red flag to me. As I pointed out last month… I know it seems like players strike out all the time these days, but there were still just 18 qualified hitters who struck out in at least 25% of their plate appearances last season, and Taylor was one of them (to be fair, his rate was exactly 25.0%). Of those 17 other players, only five (Tim Anderson, Javier Baez, Tim Beckham, Byron Buxton, Adam Duvall) walked less frequently than Taylor (8.8%), and all but two of them (Anderson and Buxton) hit more homers than Taylor's 21. Every single one of those 17 other 25%+ K-rate hitters hit for a lower batting average than Taylor's .288. The rest of Taylor's offensive profile doesn't really gel with his plate discipline stats. Most guys who strike out that much are sluggers with lots of homers and low batting averages, so if he's going to even repeat last year's numbers, he'll again be an anomaly — which is the more difficult brand of breakout to buy into. If he doesn't improve that K-rate, it would only take a BABIP drop-off from last season's .361 to .320-325 to drag his AVG down to the .250 range. With some of our projection systems predicting numbers not too far north of that, I think there's high bust potential here — even if his power/speed potential is legit. 10. Jose Berrios is a top-15 starting pitcher Berrios made a big step forward last season, and I'm predicting he makes another one this year. The 23-year-old has a wipeout breaking ball, mid-90s heat, and made a bunch of small adjustments last season that paid off big results — namely, he straightened out his delivery and moved off the first-base side of the rubber. Berrios has big stuff, and as he continues to mature as a pitcher, that stuff will only play up. He has serious heat that can reach 97-98 mph when he really reaches for it, paired with one of the most electric curveballs in the game today. Also, he pitches deep into games, which is becoming more and more of a rarity these days — in fact, Berrios pitched at least seven innings in eight of his 25 starts last year. This is the year we stop talking about Berrios' ace-like potential, and start talking about Berrios the ace. We hoped you liked reading Scott Strandberg's Bold Predictions for 2018 by Scott Strandberg! Please support FanGraphs by becoming a member. We publish thousands of articles a year, host multiple podcasts, and have an ever growing database of baseball stats. FanGraphs does not have a paywall. With your membership, we can continue to offer the content you've come to rely on and add to our unique baseball coverage. Support FanGraphs


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Bamboo Fence Panels For Unqiue Looking
Bamboo fence panels – One of the most unique types of fences is bamboo. You can install bamboo panel fence as an easy solution for home security and privacy. Each panel is ready for use to be installed. Bamboo panel is a versatile fence solution. Whether you want a permanent fence or require a closed area or temporarily barred from view, that's not a problem with this panel. You may not consider constructing a wooden fence or a temporary connector chain. With bamboo fence panels you get a very durable product. It is estimated to last for up to twenty years as long as the panels are not placed on the ground. Dry bamboo fence and then healed after harvesting. Natural wax coating helps prevent damage from water or mold.
But like other natural products, all bamboo times are not dry and may start to crack because of sun and weather. The good news is that it can be overcome to weaken the damage or weather. By doing this, you can increase the length of the fence made of bamboo. With bamboo fence panels expect a lot of variation and choice, from solid design to weaving in various sizes. Panels can be built entirely from bamboo. In other cases, panels are framed with wood. They can be used for privacy fencing, edge garden and many other applications on the page. You will be surprised how much the cost of bamboo fencing can be effective.
Choosing a bamboo for your fence project gives you many choices. With a variety of colors and designs, you can let your creativity shine in designing a unique fence. Here are some options that you have when it comes to bamboo fences. Bamboo is a natural product so there are many different colors and colors to choose from. But that's just the beginning. Some bamboo fence panels are made of solid bamboo sheets. They produce round and compact appearance with fences. If you prefer something smoother and deeper, you may want to see a separate bamboo panel. Another option is to use a panel made of weaving wool. In the wool woven panels, the stems are smaller and have been bundled together.


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STREAM: Table Talk "Evident"
Long Island alternative band, Table Talk are releasing their debut, self-titled EP on June 3. In anticipation of the EP, the band released a new song titled "Evident" which will be featured on the release.
Despite forming just over a year ago, the band sound like they've been creating music together for years. The song alternates between raspy ad melodic vocals that flow perfectly with the song's instrumentals. Drawing influences from
Drawing influences from Motion City Soundtrack and Jimmy Eat World, the Table Talk have their own charm to their music that draws the perfect balance between twangy vocals and intricate alternative melodies.
Check out the cover art and tracklist for the EP, below, as well as the new song, and let us know what you think of it in the comments section. To hear more from Table Talk, you can purchase a CD here or buy concert tickets here.
Track listing:
- Your Shoes
- Black & White
- Evident
- Lean
- When You Go
- Cave
- O' Brother
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text: Of the 12 people who have walked on the moon, zero have been women. NASA's Artemis program aims to change that by landing the first woman on the moon. "I have a daughter. She is 11 years old, and I want her to see herself in the same position that our current, very diverse astronaut corps currently sees itself, having the opportunity to go to the moon," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in an agency town hall May 14.


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I got this wonderful idea from Beth Ann's blog, who linked up with Jamie @ this kind of love and decided I wanted to join in. With everything going on in our lives right now, I have made it a goal to stay positive, so when I saw this I thought it would be a great way to a) keep things looking on the bright side and b) get me posting more regularly. So this is what I'm loving this Wednesday:
I'm loving:
Halloween! I love all of the holidays so this comes as no surprise to those that know me! I think Shaun might actually *get* trick or treating this year as well, and I can't wait!
I'm loving:
Mocha Cappucino Hot Cocoa sprinkled with pumpkin pie spice and Pumpkin Muffins! You can find the recipe for the muffins here, you will thank me for this! Nothing better on a cold (for California) afternoon than curling up with a good book and a warm and tasty treat.
And for those not on Facebook I will once again point out that this is actually a photo of my sister in law's drink. Mine would be in a Tinkerbell mug with MUCH more whipped cream.
I'm loving:
My new Gap sweater that I found at a yard sale for $1. It still had the tags and everything. I hate cold weather, but I love cold weather clothes! (See, always a bright side!)
I'm loving:
My new hobby- painting/crafts! I'm still learning, but I'm enjoying it anyway! I have never been a crafty person and have envied those that were, so when Shaun started school and I was left wondering what to do with this new found free time, I decided I was going to force it out!
I'm loving:
Having my sister in law, Bethany, stay with me during this year long deployment. While it obviously cannot make up for Matt being gone, it has definitely made it much more bearable! It has been so long since I had female company, it was much needed! We have shared some wonderful moments already- her 'I want to suck your blood' face cracks me up every time- and I look forward to the rest of this time!
I'm loving:
My boys, always. Even with their silly ways (both of them!), they still know how to win me over every time and I could not imagine my life without either of them, or love them any more than I do. I was very blessed to have been chosen to be Matt's wife and Shaun's mommy!
What I'm Loving Wednesday!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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Welcome to Writing Prompt Pit Stop! Here is the day 14 PoMoSco prompt, out of order, because I didn't get my poem posted until two minutes till Midnight so I did make it on the 14th instead of the 15th…so I've actually made it a poem a day written and posted – and it's halfway through the month! It's going fast! For the "Survey Says" poem we were to come up with 5-10 questions to ask others, it could be family, friends, or complete strangers. I came up with 10 questions, but when it came to writing the poem I only used 6 of the 10. I did survey 10 friends/students/strangers, and they at least got some words or an entire line in my poem. When you go to my poem to read it, you will see the actual questions that were asked. Here is my poem, "Monopoly: To Confound The Wise & Strong." Enjoy!
Here is the Day 14 prompt, Survey Says:
Create a questionnaire about a given topic that contains between 5-10 free response questions. Ask your family members, friends, or even complete strangers to complete the survey.
The Found Poetry Review. PoMoSco. Prompt 14. 14 Apr 2015.


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The possibility for an online betting upset came into fruition last night as the Toronto Raptors wagged their fingers (literally!) at the Cavaliers and said: "Not in our house". This means that the series is going to six games at least and that Jurassic Park will remain open for business for said crucial game at Toronto. DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry combined for 67 points, and pretty much demonstrated that they are up to the challenge and are not going to let Cleveland walk into the NBA Finals so easily.
But as Game 4 will move to Cleveland the Cavaliers are coming home and for the first time in the post season, they are feeling the pressure. But despite this, they are opening up the sports betting line as the double-digit favorites:
Raptors +10½ (-110) ML: +575
Cavaliers -10½ (-110) ML: -850
At home the Cavaliers still have not lost a game at home since the last game of the regular season against the Detroit Pistons. In that game the Cavs rested all their starters. Another stat worth mentioning is that the Raptors have not yet won a game all season at Q Arena at Cleveland. The Cavaliers deserve their online betting favoritism, even though they have been very inconsistent in their last two games. And even so, on game 4 the Cavaliers nearly stole a win with a sudden burst of offense in the fourth quarter that was held off by the Raptors. It was too little, too late.
Can the Raptors win game 5? There is no real reason that this could be impossible for them. They are the underdogs, but it doesn't feel like they are going to get steamrolled anymore. They have the talent on the front line of Lowry and DeRozan, and on the backcourt they have Bismack Biyombo looking like a Dikembe 2.0, blocking and rebounding in dominating fashion, and let's not forget their secret weapon: Drake's Instagram ('bout to get Fry, no Channing.) All jokes aside, the Raptors have the capability of pulling an online betting upset.
The Cavaliers, know that if they struggled so badly north of the border versus the Raptors, they are not allowed to drop game 5 at home. They are going to come out firing off the gate. Toronto will have no choice but to try to keep it up. So we can expect for the over to be once again the easy bet. Unless something really strange and out of the blue happens and either or both team has an off night.
This next game will be a showcase of LeBron James domination. The Cavaliers are strong favorites because they have been unbeatable at home during the post season, and they will result to their safe haven to continue their path for the NBA Finals. Online betting fans can expect them to take this win convincingly, and march to game 6 straight to Jurassic Park. We are calling it right now: This series is going to seven games.


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About Vantage Point
Thomas Barnes (Dennis Quaid) and Kent Taylor (Matthew Fox), are two Secret Service agents assigned to protect President Ashton (William Hurt) at a landmark summit on the global war on terror. When President Ashton is shot moments after his arrival in Spain, chaos ensues and disparate lives collide. In the crowd is Howard Lewis (Forest Whitaker) an American tourist video-taping the historic event to show his kids when he returns home.


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Nashville-based grunge-pop maestros Bully swung their musical prowess around with flair and style on their debut visit to Aotearoa over the weekend. The hardworking foursome rocked out at Auckland's Flying Out store for an all-ages event on Saturday afternoon, then took the heavy-hitting party to Whammy Bar for the final round in the evening, with support from local guitar wranglers Spawts and Human Resource. Photographic guru Connor Crawford was at the iconic K Rd venue to capture the vibes of the show, check out his ace snaps via clicking on the thumbnails below...
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Jan 02, 2018 - National Geographic Quest
On our third day of exploration in Costa Rica, we landed in this gorgeous place, a part of heaven on earth know as Casa Orquideas. This unique place is like any other around Golfo Dulce, surrounded by the tropical rainforest of Costa Rica. We walked around the garden of the property learning about the biodiversity of Costa Rica in term of flora, and how important conservation is in this country, as their main income comes from sustainable tourism across different protected areas.
After walking the grounds some guests felt refreshed, while others went swimming, walked on the beach, or enjoyed our stand-up paddleboards. Then we returned to National Geographic Quest, which repositioned into Golfito town, where we had the opportunity to kayak around the mangrove forests and take Zodiac rides. We spotted mantled howler monkeys, white-faced capuchin monkeys, white egrets, bicolored herons, sandwich terns, royal terns, spotted sandpipers, green iguanas, and more.
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Sicko - a review
I saw "Sicko" last night and my old Kaiser line about "paying money to be uninsured" no longer seems funny or an abberation. As one who has been on both sides of the insured/uninsured issue, suddenly our country seems not just woefully unenlightened, but a so-called democracy in the grips of oligarchs. This goes beyond just a condemnation of our health care system, to an indictment of the care with which those entrusted with our governance have sold out our trust. After seeing this, I read about Massachussetts' experiment with mandatory health insurance, and the complexities of that so-called remedy seem woefully antiquated and unnecessary, just a further dip into the murky waters of profiteering at the expense of public health. For the first time in my life I truly have to question the premise that this country is "the greatest". Michael Moore may not be without the baggage of his agenda, and there may be some errors of omission in this work, but without a doubt he raises important debates, and this is one that should hit home in every household in America.
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The New Mexico State Fair ran for a little over two weeks this September, bringing an array of quilts, pies, farm animals, vintage cars and QVC hosts to Albuquerque.
My first visit was with a bunch of people from work, which turned out to be really great because of how excited they were about going. The clutter of souvenier and greasy food stands, along with the masses of people and other oddities was surprisingly satisfying.
Watching Valentine's Performing Pigs skateboard and sink basketballs was definitely one of the highlights for me.


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Bethany College of Missions is now Bethany Global University! To make the change known we have slowly been updating our website, signs, brochures, and social media profiles with our new name. We also issued a press release to help spread the word: "When Bethany College of Missions was founded in 1948, as a ministry of Bethany International (Bethany Fellowship), worldwide missionary work looked much different from what it does today. Modern technology and communication tools offer both opportunities and new challenges for men and women desiring to participate in the Great Commission. The challenges and contexts of serving in other countries have also intensified. By expanding its educational programs and global reach, the newly re-named Bethany Global University is meeting the needs of modern-day missionaries." Continue reading the press release » We are also introducing a new logo to reflect the new name.
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This year, at the international VLSI conference, Intel's CTO Mike Mayberry gave one of the plenary presentations, which this year was titled 'The Future of Compute'. Within the presentation, a number of new manufacturing technologies were discussed, including going beyond FinFET to Gate-All-Around structures, or even to 2D Nano-sheet structures, before eventually potentially leaving CMOS altogether. In the Q&A at the end of the presentation, Dr. Mayberry stated that he expects nanowire transistors to be in high volume production within five years, putting a very distinctive mark in the sand for Intel and others to reach.
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Your health and the health of your family are important and we recognize that families have different needs and priorities, that's why Clermont County offers two excellent medical plans to choose from, both designed to help your budget while allowing you and your covered dependents to obtain the care you need, when and where you need it.
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Food facts: Quinoa is a high protein, nutrient dense food. It contains eight grams of protein in every cup of cooked grain. Well, it's not actually a grain, it's a seed, but most people think of it as, and use it as, a grain. It is a complete protein, containing all nine amino acids. It also contains iron, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, magnesium, and fiber, along with a few other essential micronutrients. It has the added benefit of being gluten free, for those who need to avoid gluten, and can be bought as flour for baking.
Due to a bitter coating on the seed, it should be soaked and rinsed before cooking.
So tonight I'm making breakfast. I'll let you know in the morning if it's worth replicating!
Crockpot Breakfast Quinoa
- 2 cups Quinoa, previously soaked and rinsed
- 3 cups Vanilla Almond Milk (soy, coconut or hemp may be substituted)
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 1 cup applesauce
- 1 Tbl cinnamon
- 1 tsp ground ginger
Place all ingredients into crockpot and blend well. Cook overnight on low. In the morning, stir; add additional liquid and sweetener if necessary. Serve in your favorite way.
This turned out ok. Needs some tweaking. My first mistake was to start it out too early in the evening, and on high "just to get it up to temperature" and of course, forgetting to turn it down for hours. It was so thick even by the time I went to bed I had to add the cup of water. My crockpot has a "keep warm" setting, so I left it on that overnight.
The first taste was a little odd, but it grew on me. Served it with more vanilla soymilk, a little stevia, and blueberries. Not bad. I'll probably make it again, with some tweaking.


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text: Bett Gallery: Rosie Hastie … By Emma Bett, Bett Gallery Posted on January 21, 2019 Image: Fair weather friend 2018, fine art inkjet print, 98 x 135cm. Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments ROSIE HASTIE & BETT GALLERY PRESENT PENDULOUS Opening 18 January, 5.30 – 7.30PM Exhibition continues to 9 February 2019 Email the gallery to preview exhibition "I see myself there where I am not". In Michael Foucault's Of Other Places he explores the notion that we can position ourselves in a place that both does and does not exist. Pendulous is a manifestation of thought into physical place and form. Inspired by Foucault, this body of work explores the idea of Heterotopia and the tension between existing and seeing. My introspective paperscapes are seemingly lost, disoriented, lonely or peaceful, places that we often inhabit in our minds. While they do not have a physical form, we can still visit them, making them both real and unreal. They are not landscapes as we know, but we can still argue that they exist as they are constructed in material form. I'm questioning the truth behind seeing, through the construction of romanticised landscapes that you do not merely see but you also feel. You can exist in these places in your mind, not your body. Related Items: Share Tweet Share Share Email Author Credits: [show_post_categories parent="no" parentcategory="writers" show = "category" hyperlink="yes"]


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My father Ken Orrill died on 10 March, aged 75. He died after a long fight against cancer, possibly asbestosis from working as a heating engineer.
My father was a member of the International Socialists, the forerunners of the Socialist Workers Party, an engineering shop steward and secretary of the South Wigston Tenants Association.
He was one of the Leicester engineers who were part of the massive wave of workers' struggle of the late 1960s early and 1970s.
I always remember SWP founder Tony Cliff recalling being asked to do a meeting on a Saturday morning – he never did meetings on Saturday mornings.
But when he was told it was a meeting of engineers in Leicester, he responded, "I do meetings anytime for engineers." This filled me with such pride.
I can remember the scorn which my father had towards Hugh Scanlon from the Labour left, who sold the "social contract" under Harold Wilson's Labour government and set back the cause of the working class for years to come.
My father was also part of the fight against the Fair Rents Act of 1972. One of the first demonstrations I can remember him taking me on was the Clay Cross protest, where the authorities threatened to jail councillors for refusing to implement the act.
My father was a true internationalist and at the age of 60 he embarked upon a degree at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London on politics and religion in Indonesia.
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Along this whoke stretch large potholes are appearing along the length of previous pipework
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Sent to Northamptonshire County Council 5 minutes later. ref: 2064993.
After the woodlands park where previously a pipe has been installed the kerb edge has deteriorated with potholes along the whole length, you now have to straddle the middle white line to avoid them
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Arizona authorities have arrested a 63 year old man with 27 years of service for stealing $1.5 MILLION dollars from the state's Medicaid program known as AHCCCS. The embezzling all began back in 2006, apparently, when the state worker decided to help himself to some of the dough! The worker was fired on August 18th and was arrested along with a compadre who apparently was not a state worker but was getting some of the action as well.
Radio station KJZZ 91.5 in Arizona is reporting that the state worker is Michael Veit and his apparent accomplice remains unidentified. According to the report by KJZZ Veit oversaw purchasing for Arizona's Medicaid program and is suspected of embezzlement and fraud to the tune of $1.5 million. Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's office announced the arrest yesterday. The question, of course, is why did it take Ducey about a month to announce this but the BIGGER question is how was this state Medicaid worker able to allegedly embezzled $1.5 million over a period of almost 10 years without Arizona authorities knowing or at least suspecting?
The Governor's office refused to give out details about the scam and how it all worked for the past almost 10 years. However, the Governor's office said they are taking the matter seriously and called the allegations "unacceptable, appalling, infuriating and have absolutely no place in state government." The Governor's spokesperson said the case will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Governor Ducey's office said that the investigation began when authorities noticed "potential procurement irregularities." And it only took them almost 10 years to take notice???? Veit's job was as a contracting and purchasing administrator who oversaw facility maintenance and office supply contracts. The investigation included the agency's Inspector General who just happens to be a former FBI agent. The Governor's office also said allegations like this are "extremely alarming" and the state's Attorney General will "move swiftly in the prosecution of individuals who violate the public's trust."
So why did it take so long for the state to notice? Embezzlement is often a difficult crime to detect for one thing especially if the person is embezzling using small amounts and covering their tracks by jiggling the numbers in his/her financial reports. But, that said, I still find it alarming that it took Arizona almost 10 years to notice!
In my book people who steal from the poor ought to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law because they are low-lifes! This is no small amount of money as it's one and a half MILLION DOLLARS. That's money the state could have used to help the poor on Medicaid. Many wonder why Arizona's Medicaid program, AHCCCS, is about bankrupt most of the time. Perhaps Governor Ducey needs to take a REALLY close look at some of the other employees who work in the program as I'm sure this is not the only case of someone stealing state money designated for the poor in Arizona. And don't think Arizona is alone as fraud by state workers involved in welfare programs is rather rampant I STRONGLY suspect! Have you see the videos on YouTube of people going into state food stamp offices and state workers getting them to lie on their applications so they can get more food stamps? And that's across the nation btw.
When government is run by greed and riddled with corruption itself it is often difficult for it to uncover such matters. I have no doubt in my mind that as a whole the government in this country is corrupt beyond belief and it's motivated by greed and certainly NOT the welfare of the people as its chief concern. Recall former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi telling reporters that it was not illegal for members of Congress to engage in certain activities with the stock market even though it is illegal for all the rest of us? And then suddenly after she made that statement (EXPOSED THE DOUBLE SIDED JUSTICE SYSTEM) Congress passed a bill making it illegal for their members also. They needed a special bill for themselves? Yet, I'm still wondering why the laws Congress imposes on the rest of us seem NOT to apply to MEMBERS OF CONGRESS! Equal justice under the law? LOL BULLSHIT!
Contrary to popular misconception in this nation we DON'T have a Republic nor a Democracy. Instead what we seem to have is an IMPERIAL government in which the laws made for the common people and imposed upon them do NOT apply to the higher-ups in the IMPERIAL government. But wait! We'll just elect someone come the 2016 elections and everything will be fine, right? WRONG! Sorry but I don't hear any of the candidates talking about government corruption or the Wall Street bankers unbridled greed! I don't hear them calling for a nationwide massive investigation into government employees and imprisoning those who are STEALING taxpayer money left and right! In fact, what I see is one candidate on the verge of being prosecuted herself named Hillary Clinton who apparently committed some highly questionable acts while serving as Secretary of State. And if you think billionaire Donald Trump is going to solve the problem think again. He's a CORPORATIST and they are THE problem!!
Trump is appealing to the ultra-conservative jargon and acting like he's on yet another reality television show. Vote this man into the White House and you'll be sorry. He's not going to solve what's wrong with government but, in my opinion, he's going to make it worse because he's a Corporatist. He's part of the 1% of the 1% with most of the wealth. And my biggest question about this man is WHY IS NO ONE CALLING HIM OUT ON HIS BULLSHIT RHETORIC? He's appealing to those other low-lifes in this nation who are beyond racists and who would love nothing more than to see the US become some sort of ultra-conservative radical Theocracy like we see in Iran! Trump is a showman as I've noted before and right now in his run for the WH he's putting on his biggest show for your ENTERTAINMENT. He wants to "solve" illegal immigration by building a wall from southern California to southern Texas and "make Mexico pay for it." Really? How? What's Trump plan to do to make Mexico pay for such a thing? Invade Mexico City? And btw walls are not simply built to keep people out as they also serve to KEEP PEOPLE IN!
I plan to keep this Arizona state worker in the limelight in our little alternative media home. He needs to be kept in the limelight so the case against him is not nicely swept under that dirty old carpet that so many other cases have been swept under in the past, frequently. Arizona does about everything possible to make it miserable not only for illegals from Mexico but also the poor. Ducey's office is on their soap box over this case but let us remember that this is the Governor who wants to limit Medicaid for the poor and make them pay into a healthcare savings account. Ducey obviously fails to comprehend that when you are poor every CENT counts! The poor don't make enough money to pay into such an account and limiting benefits? Once that time limit expires just what are the poor suppose to do for healthcare? Ducey is pushing the SOCIAL MYTH of the POOR. I believe the governor has bought into the myth that the poor are fat, lazy, slobs just milking the system. The man needs to wake up to the real FACTS about POVERTY and the POOR as the myths he believes are UNTRUE!


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Former Vice President Joe Biden received a commanding lead among the Democratic candidates seeking party nomination to fight President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
An opinion poll by CNN was one of the first polls conducted since Biden announced his candidacy on April 25. The longtime Delaware senator joined a historically diverse field of 19 vying for Democratic nomination that includes fresh faces, businessmen, a record number of women, and candidates of color and Indian origin.
With the late entry of Biden ending months of speculation, the Democratic field of candidates have become crowded with names such as Kamala Harris, Tulsi Gabbard, Bernie Sanders, Kirsten Gillibrand, Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren.
On the other side, only one name has emerged so far to challenge Trump for the Republican nomination: former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld.
According to the latest CNN poll, 39 percent of voters who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents say they prefer Biden for the nomination. This is a 11 percent increase from the voters' choice for Biden the news outlet recorded in March.
Biden's lead in the Democratic primary field grew by 24 percentage points ahead of his nearest competitor, Sen. Bernie Sanders.
The veteran Senator from Vermont holds 15 percent support in the poll.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is in third place with support from just 8 percent of voters.
Biden's surge in support solidifies his status as the front-runner within a week of entering the Opposition race to take on Trump next year.
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As far as opening season fixtures go, this one definitely ranks as a Blockbuster. Its the start of a new Regime in North London. Arsene Wenger is now History and 46 year old Unai Emery is now the man in charge. A coach renowned for his intelligent awareness in the game and shrewd tactical nous.
Emery has won 10 major honours as manager: One top-flight league title (Psg Ligue1) and three UEFA Europa League titles (Sevilla) in addition to two Coupe de France, two Coupe de Ligue and two Trophée des Champions titles.
He has won a major competition in each of his last five seasons as a manager. He is not a learner in this Job and many have said he has a lot of tactical similarities with the man he will be up against in the opposing dug out today, Pep Guardiola.
In this same Fixture last Season Arsenal were beaten too easily, 3-0 by a side that looked miles better than them. It was for many Arsenal fans a bit like being at the Funeral of a Loved one. A requiem mass for Arsene Wenger as Pep's team totally outclassed his own in every single department of the game. Fitness wise, Tactically, mentally. etc
So what do we expect from Unai Emery today?
The 4-3-3 formation proved highly successful in Ligue 1, and Emery may stick to the system, but he could possibly tweak it to suit those who operate within it at Arsenal. Afterall PSG and Arsenal are not the same.
Emery may adopt a similar approach at Arsenal. Defensive vulnerabilities have been a perennial problem in north London, and it will certainly need stabilizing if the Gunners are to have any hope of making progress whether in the game today or going forward as a whole
4-2-3-1: Emery classic
A system beloved by Emery in his homeland – having used it with Almeria, Valencia and Sevilla respectively – the system focuses on the use of a No.10, and this could be the perfect solution in finally getting the best out of Mesut Ozil. The talented German who under Wenger seemed to have lost his way a bit. The 4-2-3-1 is a Hybrid of the 4-3-3. But its the More defensive variant for Teams that are not very adept in the fluid transition play that 4-3-3 demands. In his Sevilla days Players like Steven Nzonzi and Krychowiak were invaluable pieces that enabled his teams still find defensive capabilities while the fluid front three of Gamiero, Vitolo and Argentine Eva Banega Caused havoc upfront.
In Aubameyang, Lacazette and Mikhitaryan ..with Mesut Ozil behind them Arsenal are a threat but if you look at the purchase of Guendouzi and Torriera the management are looking to give Arsenal that same strong Midfield spine that will help Unai Emery employ his favorite tactical lineup (4-3-3) so as to make him as successful as he was when he used it in Sevilla
Possible Arsenal Lineup
Unai Emery's biggest downside?
He is not fluent in English. And probably hasn't gotten enough time to bed in his style of play on his new Team. some of whom are just returning back from world cup holidays. He may also have probably wished he got this game a little future but that is not the case unfortunately.
Pep Guardiola's tactical masterplan
Before Pep Joined Mancity, No one Guessed that Kevin De Bruyne and David Silva would play together seamlessly. But perfecting that situation in central midfield is what has made Pep Guardiola so successful.
The use of two natural No 10s in a three-man midfield is unprecedented in the Premier League, where title-winning sides of the recent past have almost always used two defensively-minded players behind a forward-thinking creator, but Guardiola has turned the rulebook upside down, using De Bruyne and Silva in tandem ahead of Fernandinho to devastating effect last season.
It has been fundamental to their success. De Bruyne and Silva have excelled in their new roles, giving Manchester City unrivalled creativity in the centre of the pitch and allowing Guardiola to implement his playing style without any hint of compromise.
De Bruyne was Mohamed Salah's closest competitor for the PFA Player of the Year award, with many feeling he was unfortunate to miss out on the prize, while Silva has enjoyed his most effective campaign yet, contributing goals and assists at a faster rate than in any of his previous seven seasons at Manchester City.
It owes a lot to Fernandinho – a natural box-to-box player who has been outstanding defensively – but it is also credit to Guardiola. He has instilled tactical and defensive discipline in his two most creative players, and he has done it without curbing their attacking effectiveness.
It is a triumph of technical brilliance over physical toughness and it has taken City's football to another level.
Ederson's the goal keeper is another "not-too secret" weapon of Pep. His composure is such that, even when City are pinned back and under pressure, he is capable of finding the feet of a team-mate with the kind of reliability Bravo could not offer in Pep's first season.. According to Opta, Ederson has only misplaced two of his 624 short passes in the Premier League this season.
Most intriguing, however, is his long-range distribution. Ederson is capable of launching the ball deep into the opposition's half with remarkable accuracy. His long pass success rate of 50.9 per cent is the best of any Premier League goalkeeper, and it is all the more impressive when you consider he does not have a traditional targetman to aim for.
Guardiola has harnessed Ederson's long passing ability in a way that is so underated. Even a goal kick is considered dangerous in this Mancity team. To beat them you must really turn out something special on the day just like Manchester United and Liverpool did last season. Two games that could easily pass for the games of the season.
The clever thing they do which I've not seen before is that the forward, Aguero or Gabriel Jesus, stands 20, 30 yards behind your defensive line, the mancity centre halves will virtually be on their goal-line and they try to stretch you in every direction, If you press high, and everyone is locked in, they may try to kick that long ball for one for the forwards straight away. If you drop off, they play shorter with quick passes to open you up
Unai Emery has a poor record with competitive game against big teams- against Pep Guardiola (10 losses) and he will need to start addressing that statistic soon. Can he start with a Win today?
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Kodi is the ultimate source of entertainment. The software can offer hundreds of media contents to watch. In order to enjoy all that you need to have Kodi on your device. Kodi is easy to install and download and there is no rocket science involved. No matter what kind you have for installing Kodi, you can always get Kodi. After you are done with installation of Kodi you cannot see no for any kind of content, Kodi has it all. For installation of Kodi on varying devices, go through the following guideline:
How to Install Kodi Version 17.6 on Windows 10 (v17.6 Krypton)
Downloading Kodi 17.6 on the Windows is quite easy. Follow steps mentioned here in to install Kodi on Windows 10:
- First of all download Kodi app from the official website. You can also get it from the app store of Microsoft.
- For the downloaded file, you need to locate its destination and then proceed to launch its setup
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How to Install Kodi on Windows 10 (Kodi 16 Jarvis)
Installation of Kodi 16 Jarvis on the windows 10 goes in the same way like that of Kodi 17 Jarvis.
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- After your downloading from the website is complete for setup of Kodi, rest process remains fairly same
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My schedule didn't show "Pyramid" for Sunday the 16th, but I saw that ABC did have TTTT at 9PM. Was there a change that included "Pyramid" at 8 PM? I have no way of checking past schedules for that far back, and if there is a way, please be nice about it.


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8-Week Online Personal Essay, starts September 28, 2020
Begins Monday, September 28, 2020
Taught by New York Times Columnist and Novelist Diana Spechler (read her recent cover story in The New York Times Sunday Review).
There is no form more timeless, or more timely, than the personal essay. But without guidance, writing narrative about your own life can be daunting. People often worry, Is it really ok to admit to things I'm not supposed to have done or felt? What if my boss reads it? What if my dad reads it? What if I hurt someone's feelings? What if my memory of events doesn't line up with someone else's memory? This class will explore those questions and others. You will get weekly writing prompts, a fun community of fellow essayists, and two chances to have your work critiqued by the group and the instructor. You will read great essays and discuss why they work (the instructor will provide links, so you won't need to buy books). Most importantly, you will do plenty of essay-writing. By the end of the course, you will have at least one polished essay. This class is for all writers, whether you've hardly written a word or have been writing for years. All you need is an Internet connection. No prior nonfiction study or workshop experience is required.
NOTE: The instructor will provide links to assigned reading material, so you won't need to buy books for this course.
Instructor: Diana Spechler
Class size limited to 8 writers
September 28, 2020 to November 16, 2020
Course is fully ONLINE; students can work according to their own schedule within weekly deadlines. Once you have enrolled the instructor will send you a link to our online classroom, provided via Wet Ink.
Contact us HERE if you have any questions about this class.
Instructor Diana Spechler is the author of the novels Who by Fire and Skinny, of the New York Times column Going Off, and of a nonfiction book forthcoming from Crown Publishing. Her work has appeared in GQ, the Wall Street Journal, Harper's, Esquire, Harper's Bazaar, Tin House Open Bar, Paris Review Daily, Travel & Leisure, Glimmer Train Stories, The Southern Review, Lenny Letter, Playboy, and many other publications. She is the recipient of a number of awards and fellowships, including a Hawthornden Castle Residency and the Orlando Creative Nonfiction Prize from A Room of Her Own Foundation. She is also a seven-time Moth Story Slam winner who has been featured on NPR.
Student Testimonials
"I completed my first Writing Workshops Dallas with Diana Spechler and it was actually my first writing class ever! It changed my view on writing/my writing. Diana was such a positive force for authentically and constructively encouraging the writer in me. I am forever grateful."
"I cannot say enough about how much I enjoyed my online class through WWD with Diana Spechler. I was encouraged, challenged and had a blast; and my writing is finally getting the workshopping it needs. Thank you Blake and Diana for creating such an incredible experience! Will definitely be taking more classes ASAP!"
"Diana's personal essay workshop was a very good experience. It provided some good direction and structure for my writing, and that is exactly what I needed. I may want to repeat the course in the not too distant future in hopes of taking the next step with my personal essay writing."


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There are a number of car rental agencies in Rajasthan, India, the royal and historical state of India. Such agencies are offering a large fleet of cars on rental for the purpose of travel and tourism in the royal land of Rajasthan. With a car tourists can navigate from one destination to another in Rajasthan in most convenient and comfortable way. Car is one of the most preferred ways for the purpose of travel and tourism.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post6143119586673631908..comments2020-01-03T09:02:17.577+00:00Comments on brummymummyof2: Dating. The 90's Way.brummymummyof2http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-81900714742555691272019-06-11T13:29:42.690+01:002019-06-11T13:29:42.690+01:00Urgh, dating is so hard these days! Unexpected rea...Urgh, dating is so hard these days! Unexpected really due to the fact online dating is so convenient and messages instantaneous... but no, it is horrible! Dating was so much easier back in the day, like you say... when we had to actually speak to each other! Sim xSimsLife.co.ukhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-32512142915125866602019-06-10T14:25:12.328+01:002019-06-10T14:25:12.328+01:00It's like dating our phone nowadays with all t...It's like dating our phone nowadays with all those text messaging and whatsapp messages! I wonder how dating will be like 20/30 years down the line ....:POpheliahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-16241821767763281692019-06-06T21:34:20.837+01:002019-06-06T21:34:20.837+01:00This post made me smile :) I started reading Dol...This post made me smile :)

I started reading Dolly Alderton's book, Everything I Know About Love, just this week and the first chapter is very nostalgic of my teens and waiting for the boy you fancied to sign in on MSN. Even then, the Internet was used after 6pm and at weekends as it was cheaper/free. And it was our old friend, Dial Up!
Rebecca Marlowehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-38467444926506433902019-06-06T11:39:29.665+01:002019-06-06T11:39:29.665+01:00Sounds like it hadn't changed much from the 70s ex...Sounds like it hadn't changed much from the 70s except we met outside Rackhams or at the bottom of the ramp! And I loved The Parisian pub - DJ on a Friday and a balcony so you could spot the guy you fancied downstairs !! 👍Baughyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-26814223075120002742019-06-05T21:28:11.685+01:002019-06-05T21:28:11.685+01:00So so grateful my dating was done in the 90s and t...So so grateful my dating was done in the 90s and there is no hard evidence of it.
I remember when 2 boys 'overlapped' in my affections, my Mum saying the wrong name on the phone when he called - not good Mum!
And you were classy meeting outside M&S - surely more often it was at McDonalds on the ramp?!?!? Libby Pricehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-65668865489696814322019-06-05T19:29:55.987+01:002019-06-05T19:29:55.987+01:00Things have changed so much. I'm so thankful f...Things have changed so much. I'm so thankful for the 90's ❤MACEYhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1380741379275020521.post-33512154980218186222019-06-05T11:27:14.628+01:002019-06-05T11:27:14.628+01:00Aahhhh those were the days. I remember a boyfriend...Aahhhh those were the days. I remember a boyfriend (who I'd split with due to him two timing) driving up and down past where I worked in a bid to get me back. maybe this was the Facebook stalk of the 90s?? I'm so glad smart phones didn't exist back then though. I'd have been in more trouble than I was. Ninahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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