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Today, anyone can afford to order a rich Web hosting plan features for almost nothing; However, affordability is not the only criterion that should be considered when purchasing web hosting services. In this article I will explain the basics of what you should look for in choosing a web hosting company, not just to focus on the best price and features, but also on reliability and honesty. You invest your money and effort into finding paying customers and you do not want to lose to save a few dollars per month on a web hosting service.
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Join JF&CS Shoulder to Shoulder and Wounded Warrior Project with your family for a day of free activities with other local military families. Enjoy the best New England has to offer with a day full of fall festivities for all ages. Prizes awarded for the best costume by age group with a separate prize for best family costume! Parking, food, and prizes will be provided.
When: Saturday, October 24
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Where: 150 Cambridge Park Drive, Cambridge
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Like a lot of guitarists, and musicians in general, I went through a period when I was fascinated by Jazz music. Not that I don't love and appreciate Jazz now, but during this phase I ate, drank and slept Jazz 24/7. My Jazz guitar heroes were Pat Martino, Grant Green, Wes Montgomery, Kenny Burrell, John Scofield and Jonathan Kreisberg, to name a few, and like my idols, I needed an appropriate Jazz axe. Eventually, I acquired the gold standard of Jazz guitars, a secondhand Gibson ES-175. This was a beautiful, full hollow-body guitar, with black P-90s and a AAA Flame Maple top. However, it soon grew wearisome. It was huge, and carrying it to gigs and rehearsals was a major pain. Also, because of the size of the body, it would feed back at even moderately high volumes, and had such a dark tone that it was hardly applicable outside of the Jazz idiom. That ES-175 served me well on many Jazz gigs, but after a while I decided I needed a guitar that was more convenient, smaller, and could play Jazz, Rock or any other style equally well. That's when I came across the ES-359.
After selling my ES-175 on eBay, I had a sizable sum to put towards my next purchase, but still nothing compared to what would be necessary to buy a brand new Gibson Custom Shop guitar. One thing I had learned was that if I was going to spend a large sum on a guitar, it had to be perfect – no exceptions. For me, that meant it played well and looked amazing – no P-90s or AAA Flame Maple top (cool, not my favorite finish). Luckily, I had located a Gibson ES-359 at Guitar Center on Pico Blvd., but it was out of my price range and had a AAA Flame Maple top. Now (and especially at the time) ES-359s are both a very recent and somewhat of a novelty model, making them extremely hard to find second-hand. Nonetheless, after quite an effort, an employee at the Guitar Center Platinum Room in Hollywood located a used Vintage Sunburst ES-359 in the computer system. It had been returned by a dissatisfied customer somewhere in Kentucky, but he assured me that 95% of returns were not due to malfunctions, but incompatible buyers. So we made the transaction, I got my discounted price, and about a week later the guitar arrived – flawless.
As Gibson says, "there is no truer sign of the Gibson Custom Shop's dedication to improvement and innovation." The ES-359 is most closely related to the ES-339, but both are offshoots of the more popular ES-335 model, the main difference being that the "9"s have a much smaller body. Although it still retains the tonal qualities of a larger semi-hollow-body guitar, the Es-359 comes in a much more compact package. In contrast to the ES-339, the ES-359 is its better looking brother. With gold hardware, Grover tuners, mother-of-pearl block inlays, and a unique neck profile most similar to the BB King signature "Lucille" model, this guitars looks and feels spectacular. The cream binding and tortoise-shell pick guard also give it a classic charm. One of the most unusual things about this guitar is the audio taper pots designed to persevere high-end as volume decreases, giving it "a consistently sweeter, brighter, punchier tone than other guitars of its ilk as it gets quieter." With two '57 Classic Humbuckers and a three-way selector switch, this guitar can soulfully accomplish any style, from Jazz to Blues to Rock N Roll to Country. And let's not forget it is absolutely gorgeous.
So if you're in the market for a semi-hollow-body guitar but want something unique, if you want a guitar for your Jazz and Rock gigs, or if you just want one of the greatest guitars made by one of the greatest guitar manufacturers, look no further than the Gibson ES-359.
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This is a 4-day course aimed at developing the HR practitioners' competencies in translating business strategies into organizational capabilities and ensuring that these become sound HR practices.
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In this module, participants will learn about the nature of business and strategy. Utilizing the strategic management model, participants will also learn how to conduct internal and external analysis. The business value chain, from concepts, processes, to analysis is also discussed.
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Walking Our Faith: God pursues us, even as we pull away (column)
Walking Our Faith
I am counting the days until I fly to Fort Lauderdale to see Mom for Christmas. Yes, I speak with her every day, sometimes twice a day. But as you know, phone calls just aren't the same as being with someone you love. I look forward to seeing Mom's smile, to holding her hand, to going for a drive along the beach with her. Spending time in the presence of someone we love enriches our relationship with them.
I believe the love I feel for Mom is a sliver of what God feels for each of us. I believe God longs to share that love with us. Which is why we are called to spend time in God's presence daily. We experience God's presence when we meet him in our prayers, in church, and hopefully in one another. If I could make one wish for each of us, it would be that at some point during the next four weeks of Advent we would experience how much Jesus loves us.
During my morning devotions, I read these two verses of Psalm 117:
Praise the Lord, all you nations;
extol him, all you peoples.
2 For great is his love toward us,
and the faithfulness of the Lord endures forever.
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Psalm 117
That's it. That's the entire length of the 117th Psalm. As I thought about today's faith column, it occurred to me that if I were to capture one sentence that sums up the entire message of the Bible and God's purpose in our lives it would be this: "For great is his love toward us, the faithfulness of the Lord endures forever."
The Christmas season often reflects the message of John 3:16: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whoever believes will not die but have everlasting life.
But why did God need to come into the world as a vulnerable infant child? We are told that it is to become the sacrificial lamb, to atone for our Original Sin, carried by each person since the creation of the first man and woman. That we carry this original sin, can make us feel as if we carry an original guilt, leaving many people feeling resentful and to view God as holding a long-standing grudge.
I'd like to consider that perhaps God has not been seeking to punish us for all these millennium, but rather he has been pursuing us with a love and faithfulness that motivates every interaction between God and man in the Bible.
After the Fall, God came to Adam and Eve in the garden. They had chosen to do the one thing that God asked them not to do. The knowledge that they sought in their choice to eat of the tree of Good and Evil suddenly made them acutely aware of their nakedness.
Nakedness was not the sin. Awareness of good and evil created an awareness that their disobedience was. And so, they hid from God as he walked through the garden. They hid, not because they were ashamed of their God-created bodies, but because they were ashamed of what they had done and sought to hide themselves from God.
Of course, their awareness enabled God to see what they had done. Yet, God still pursued them. Not to punish them, but to ask why? Yes, there will always be consequences to our actions, especially those that cause harm to ourselves or others. Yet, God pursues us and seeks to continue the relationship. Adam and Eve turned their backs on God. And yet, God pursued them. God is always seeking us, out of love, out of a desire to reconcile us to himself.
The first act of reconciliation is the same love and forgiveness that motivated God to send his son, Jesus Christ, to earth, not as a Messiah King to enslave us or rule over us. If the Messiah had been born to royalty as expected, it would have maintained the distance that already existed between man and God.
Instead, God sought to break down the barriers between us and him. Jesus came as one of us, born to a working-class family, in a working-class neighborhood, raised as a carpenter. He freely chose all of this, in order to better experience what it meant to be fully human, to understand our daily struggles.
The entire Bible is a journey from the encounter in the garden, forward, of God's pursuit of each of us. Not to punish, but to heal, to reconcile, to demonstrate a love that has no limit. Because God loves us so dearly, he pursues us and eventually chooses to become human, to be with us, here on earth, as in Heaven.
If we can see God pursuing us throughout the Bible, then we can believe that pursuit did not end on the last page of the Bible, but most surely God's pursuit of us, his unending love for us, continues today and will extend through every moment of the future.
The Christmas story is the culmination of God's pursuit of us, God becoming man. But it is also just the beginning of the greatest love story of all time. I have decided that every day of Advent, I am going to pray for each of us to experience God's love in a beautiful and tangible way, so that we can know that God's love for us is as real as our love for one another.
Suzanne Elizabeth Anderson is the author of "The Best Christmas: Unwrapping the Gift of Love that Will Make this Your Best Christmas Ever," available on Amazon.com.
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3 days of great wrestling at the Marine Corps U.S. Senior Open National Championships. The tournament was presented by USA Wrestling and held at South Point Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada. Athletes competed in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling.
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Massive Cyber Attack Crashes Popular Websites In C-U And Across The Country
Fox Illinois - CS Professor Brighten Godfrey discussed a massive Denial of Service attack that took down hundreds of popular websites. "The scale of the attacks is increasing, and it's increasing rather quickly. DNS defenses haven't kept pace," Godrey said. "We need to limit the sources of the attacks directly."


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Europe's Most Desirable Logistics Locations - Revealed
eft are once again surveying the industry to compile the definite ranking of top 100 logistics locations in Europe.
Where to place a distribution centre or warehouse is one of the most important strategic components of any supply chain, or for any 3PL – how do you balance proximity to your customers with cost, access, speed, available labour and available space?
'Europe has a larger population and a higher combined Gross Domestic Product (GDP) than the U.S., yet it has 4.5 times less Class-A logistics space.' Said Chris Saynor, CEO of eft. 'With Europe's advanced eCommerce culture and embedded logistics industry, we wanted to better understand where developers should be strategically looking to set-up new DCs, warehouses etc.'
In an effort to provide the industry with some answers, eft is once again surveying the industry to compile the definitive ranking of the top 100 logistics locations in Europe.
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The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) recently decided to use the percentage of students that gained employment after graduation as the basis to determine whether a university should be allowed to increase its recruitment quota for the next academic year.
The regulation applies to majors and universities that have not received official accreditation in education quality.
It specifies that if an educational institution has 90 percent of graduates finding employment within one year of graduation, they can choose either to keep the recruitment quota from the previous school year or raise it by no higher than 10 percent.
But if this percentage is achieved by forcing non-performing students to leave school, they are only allowed to raise the recruitment quota by no higher than 25 percent of the number of students they had forced to leave over the previous four years.
Dr Nguyen Thi Kim Phung, head of MoET's Department of Higher Education, said the regulation would help bridge the gap between labour supply and demand.
"There has been a drastic increase in the number of universities and their educational scope as we are striving toward having 450 students for every 10,000 people by 2020," she said.
"But we have not been able to ensure teaching quality at these institutions, so a lot of students have been unable to find jobs after getting their Bachelor or Master's degrees, or having to work as manual labourers or in professions unrelated to their majors.
"The new regulation will require universities to learn about the labour market's demands before opening new academic programmes or deciding on their recruitment quotas."
Dr Vu Thu Huong, a lecturer at the Hanoi National University of Education, said one year after graduation was not a realistic indicator of a student's employability.
"Graduates often have a lot of choices after they finish studying, such as going to study abroad, getting another degree, pursuing advanced study or getting married. In some instances personal situations prevent them from doing so. The number of students that find jobs in that time is an important factor, but I think it should be based overall across five consecutive years," she said.
Professor Nguyen Van Minh, Principal of the Hanoi National University of Education, said he was concerned about the transparency of statistics provided by educational institutions.
He said: "Many universities have provided similar percentages [of students finding jobs within a year after graduation]. This should be tackled as soon as possible otherwise there would be no point in making student data public.
"The education ministry should take measures to control the transparency of statistics to make it fair for all universities."
The accuracy and trustability of statistics has also raised concerns among educators.
Although statistics from the HCM City University of Education last year showed 100 percent of its French majors were employed after graduation, only 15 of the 35 graduates responded to the school's survey.
The statistics also showed 93.3 percent of the school's Japanese majors found employment, but that was taken from only 30 of 104 graduates who responded to the survey, of which 27 landed jobs.
Similarly, only 600 out of 1,347 graduates from the University of Architecture HCM City responded to the school's survey, 82 percent of whom had found jobs within a year of graduation, but that made up only 36 percent of the school's total number of graduates.


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Beautiful Beara
Town: Adrigole
Time: 5:00pm - 8:30pm
Phone: 027 60909
Art exhibition of paintings of the Beara peninsula.
A viewing of beautiful paintings of the breath taking Beara peninsula including stunning scenic sea views, and beautifully brightly coloured villages and great paintings of our cultural and historic past. Come along and meet the artists and chat about their art work, refreshments available.


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So tonight is the 3rd episode of The Amazing Race season 13. I missed the first 2 episodes but luckily my buddy, Fred, recorded them on DVR so I watched them yesterday. This season the race started on LA to Brazil for the first 2 episodes. On this 3rd episode, they moved to Bolivia. Tonight's race was pretty exciting, even though a team wins a leg, they might lose the next one. I personally would choose the bumpy ride detour, I think it was a lot of fun. The marching band was relaxing though. Anyway, the separated couple, Tina and Ken won again this episode, and the geek duo was eliminated. They weren't the last team arrive to the pitstop, but due to not reading the instruction carefully, they got 30 minutes penalty. Good race guys!


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touch (rock) bottom
touch (rock) bottom
To reach the lowest or worst point of a decline. Primarily heard in UK. I knew I had touched rock bottom when I missed my son's birthday party because I was so hungover. That's when I knew I needed to get help. Prices have been falling for weeks during the crash, but the economy has finally touched bottom.
touch bottom
Reach the lowest point, as in During the recession the economists kept saying that we hadn't touched bottom yet. This metaphor for reaching the ground under a body of water has been used since the mid-1800s.
touch bottom1 reach the bottom of water with your feet. 2 be at the lowest or worst point. 3 be in possession of the full facts. British
touch ˈbottom
1 reach the ground at the bottom of an area of water
2 (British English) reach the worst possible state or condition: Her career really touched bottom with that movie.


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Day nursery improves its Ofsted rating
MAMA Bear's Day Nursery in Soundwell has improved its Ofsted rating to Good, which means it can now offer free places for eligible two-year-olds.
MAMA Bear's Day Nursery in Soundwell has improved its Ofsted rating to Good, which means it can now offer free places for eligible two-year-olds.
The latest inspection report praises nursery staff for confidently assessing children's abilities, needs, interests and future learning using information from regular observations of children as they play.
Emma Plucknett, manager of the nursery inPembroke Road, said: "We are delighted to have achieved a Good Ofsted rating in our latest inspection. We have worked really hard to develop the nursery over the past year both in terms of the setting itself and in our teaching practises. For example we have used extra funding to help children make better progress in their mathematical development.
"I was really pleased to see that the inspector noted the children as motivated and enjoying their time at nursery and that the leadership and management are good. We are committed to finding the very best childcare practitioners so to be named 'highly motivated, caring and enthusiastic' is great.
"At Mama Bear's we pride ourselves on offering outstanding care and tailoring that care to each individual child's needs. It is so lovely to see each child develop during their time with us before they go off to school.
"We currently have spaces in our Baby Room and we'd love new families to join us as a result of our new rating."
The nursery, which is a purpose-built setting with an impressive custom garden, is divided into three age groups – a Baby Room for under twos, a Bouncy Room for two to three year olds and a Pre-school for three to five year olds. Eligible children would be entitled to 12 hours of free childcare per week.
Mama Bear's Day Nursery is a Bristol-based family-run childcare organisation, which was established in 2002 with the aim of making high-quality, affordable childcare available to families living, working or studying in the South West.


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Being Africa we endeavoured to cook on an open wood fire whenever possible – you can't beat sitting around a crackling fire listening to the African night sounds and gazing at the stars. (Make sure you know what a tamboti tree looks like – it gives off poisonous fumes when burnt). Most of the time we used a braai fire grille, a gift from Paul Blackburn at OneLife Adventure that stored over the rear spare wheel and held in place by the four legs by a ratchet strap. We also had a tripod with adjustable height grille that fitted over the fire. When wood was hard to get we reverted to charcoal that in some countries was the only fuel for sale roadside - in some countries they put it in huge bags making it difficult to lift on to roof. We picked up an mbaula (a small single pot charcoal brazier) in Zambia and used this with charcoal to cook when we only needed a single pot – very efficient.
We took our beauclaire gas cooker with cast iron griddle and paella pan from the UK but had to get a gas bottle and regulator in Cape Town. This was an excellent cooking means until it fell off the roof in Zambia. We replaced this with a Cadac system but it wasn't as good.
A small portable gas cooker fuelled by a small disposable canister was brilliant for a quick lunch or boiling a kettle; it fitted perfectly on a small drop shelf fitted to the rear door inside panel.
Gas Bottle Holder
A Frontrunner system was bolted onto the roof rack to hold the BBQ gas bottle – both purchased in Cape Town as gas bottles shouldn't be shipped, we believe.
Hot Water
We could boil water either on the fire, or small gas cooker in a small camp kettle; in a low wattage 240 volt kettle either on hook-up or on the inverter; in a 'kelly' or 'storm' kettle where a small fire is lit under a jacket of water with a hole in the middle that draws the flames and boiles the water surprisingly quickly.
We used a 5 litre plastic tub with large screw top for washing clothes on the move. This was large enough to hold a day's worth of 'smalls' and tea towels etc. Cold water washing powder was available in most stores. Providing the tub wasn't filled too much the day's bumps would gently agitate the washing ready for rinsing on setting up camp. We used two handy collapsible bowls for general washing including clothes and they stood up very well only requiring the occasional superglue on the joints – until one was stolen! Take some universal sink plugs as most washing facilities are missing plugs and it isn't easy trying to soak clothes without one.
Fridges and Cool Boxes
We took our fridge/freezer we had had previously in our motorhome; a Waeco Coolmatic 35 litre capacity running 240 or 12 volt (The dark & light grey one in the photo). This was fixed in a frame on the top rear shelf and strapped in. With hindsight we should have gone for a bigger one that would also run on gas to allow it to last longer than the 2 or 3 days parked up that the auxiliary battery would just about cope with. Efficiency very dependent on ambient temperature. I would also invest in a sliding mechanism to make access easier as Judi struggled to get to items at the bottom. Ours was either a fridge or a freezer depending upon the setting; a combination one if room permits, would be more flexible.
Our electric cool box, purchased in South Africa, didn't last long and ended up being used as an ordinary cool box – we got what we paid for. We also had an ordinary one we kept for bottles of drink etc.
We had difficulty, following a supermarket shop, to quickly store provisions, especially if we had a few willing helpers trying to assist, and tended to just stuff bags wherever we could stick them – not ideal: best to plan ahead so you can pack up as quickly as possible. Although we never had any problems with the people in this situation there is always the potential for for things to 'walk off' - BE ON YOUR GUARD!
For general camp lighting we used a 12 volt LED strip light fitted over the rear door along with a 12 volt LED wander lamp with velcro attachment (we placed various strips on side and rear of vehicle for correct positioning). Both were bright and being LED, do not attract insects – a brilliant find. Likewise, if we had 240 volt hook-up we used a wander lamp with a yellow bulb that also does not attract too many insects. This was replaced with a standard table lamp after the monkeys in Zambia chewed the old one – not an ideal replacement. Most of the time the light from the fire was sufficient, supplemented by head torches, ordinary and wind-up torches. We also carried a 12 volt plug in spot light with headlight bulb for game drives and checking out strange noises in camp!
Camp Chairs
We settled for fold-up chairs that took up less room than conventional camp chairs and stacked them on the roof. Fairly easily bought in the larger African supermarkets and specialist shops – we had to carry up to 4 to cater for guests.
Camp Tables
We took fold-up aluminium tables that stacked well on the roof. The small one we had had for years ended up with a bent leg and unusable, due to being over-tightened on the roof by the ratchet straps. The large table survived unscathed. I had reduced the height of the table by taking about 5 cm off the bottom of the legs to make it a better height to sit at in the chairs but this made it the wrong height for standing at for food preparation, washing, etc.: Judi, apparently, blames her bad back on my modified table!.
Folding Toilet Seat
A collapsible seat that did just that!
Obviously a very personal thing but my advice would be to travel light. We took far too much because we packed clothes into the Land Rover before it was shipped and then took suitcases with us to Cape Town with more clothes. Although we needed clothes to see us through to the arrival of the Land Rover we ended up doubling up on a lot of items and immediately left a pile of clothes and the two old suitcases with Doreen and Peter at Makuti for distribution to the needy. Further sort outs led to further handouts on the way – no bad thing but we didn't need to take so much in the first place!
It's no good having loads of clothes stashed away as the reality is you'll only use those to hand. I tended to live in sandals, shorts and safari shirts - they have handy pockets and can get covered in dust and still look cleanish. Judi tended to wear sandals, shorts and tee-shirt or lightweight dresses. We didn't worry too much what we looked like on the basis that we probably weren't going to meet anyone we knew that day and we looked ready for the bush. That's what I joked but I've been told that I must mention the fact that Judi kept on top of the washing and we usually looked quite respectable. Additionally, if it's good enough to get into The Sunbird Capital Hotel at Lilongwe it's good enough to get into most places!
Accommodation and Parks
Camp fees vary from country to country with probably South Africa giving the best value of fees to facilities: others, such as Tanzanian Park camps, are extortionate with some having awful facilities. Likewise, park fees varied enormously from country to country as did the accessibility and facilities.
The South African Wild Card we purchased saved us a small fortune on park fees. International Visitors have to buy a 12 month card covering all the National Parks of South Africa: we paid R1640 (£120) – cost now has gone up to R1850 (£136). If time is to be spent in South Africa it is well worth considering: we saved money after 3 weeks.
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U.S. Outlook: Moderate job growth continues in January
Here we are at day 35 of the federal government shutdown and economic releases are getting scarce. But next week should be an interesting one. We get January employment data from both ADP and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
We are expecting some deceleration in job growth from December's blistering 312K pace, but our forecasts remain somewhat above the consensus expectations.
For more on this, see highlights of my report below, followed by a link to the full U.S. Outlook, delivered on Jan. 25.Key observations:
- The drop in initial jobless claims in January to a new 49- year low is both unexpected during a month's long federal government shutdown and a testament to the residual strength of the U.S. expansion.
- We are forecasting a nonfarm payroll gain of 175K jobs in January, with the unemployment rate dropping to 3.8% and healthy monthly average hourly earnings growth of 0.3%.
- Job growth could remain strong enough in the first half of 2019 to justify another rate hike by June.


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Date Posted:06/07/2016
FIA Formula 1™ World Champion and Santander ambassador, Jenson Button MBE, today joined the Mayor of Milton Keynes, Councillor Steve Coventry, scheme partners' nextbike, MKCCM and Milton Keynes Council and other local dignitaries to celebrate the successful launch of the UK's newest cycle hire scheme, Santander Cycles MK.
Riding a specially adapted Santander Cycles MK tandem bike, Jenson spent time enjoying a ride around Willen Lake alongside invited media, guests, Santander staff and local residents. Following this, Jenson visited Santander's Head Office in Milton Keynes to meet those involved with the scheme and encourage others to get on-board.
In just 2 weeks since launching, already over 5,000 people have registered to use the scheme, with hires exceeding 7,000.
Plans are already underway to extend the scheme from the current 42 docking stations and 300 bikes to 50 stations and 512 bikes by the end of the year following the successful launch. Plans will take into account the expertise of scheme operator nextbike, comments from users and residents and feedback received so far.
To find out more about the scheme visit: www.santandercyclesmk.co.uk
Destination MK were lucky enough to be invited to an interview session with Jenson Button about the scheme, and other areas of his life, here's what he had to say...
What do you think of the bikes?
"I have ridden the bikes quite a lot and they are really nice. They are heavy duty which is what they need to be.
"It's a great scheme and with the redways in Milton Keynes, there are not many cities around the world that cater for cyclists, and I am a keen cyclists – it's great, and it's great that 5,000 people have already signed up to.
"Its definitely a great scheme and a city that other cities should take notice of."
What do you like about Milton Keynes?
"There is a very good Formula 1 team here, I have never driven for them.
"I used to come here in 1998 had friends who lived here when I was racing for Formula Ford."
Why would you recommend people get involved with your annual triathlon event?
"Getting involved in any triathlon is great because it gets you outside and keeping fit.
"My triathlon raises money for Cancer Research and it is a great festival atmosphere, with free beer after the race which is the best thing ever.
"It will make the race easier if you train on the Santander bikes, as they are heavy duty so the lighter bikes will feel easier.
"Hopefully one day we can do the Santander bike race around Willen in Milton Keynes."
Do you cycle every week?
"When I'm home I cycle and if I'm there for a week I will cycle four or five days a week. I love cycling with friends in Monaco to Italy and it is a social thing for me. I cycle F1 drivers, professionals and friends.
"Mentally cycling helps me with F1 and is great to get away.
"Formula 1 is most of my life and it is good to get away even if I think about it most of the time when I'm on the bike."
Are you looking forward to being in the UK for the Silverstone Grand Prix?
"It is such a special race, and Silverstone is the home of British motorsport and feels like the home of motorsport.
"It is one of the special races when fans are connected, not just supporting the drivers, but F1 as a sport.
"Hopefully we will get a lot of people from MK. I am sure a lot will be supporting a certain team, but it is about the atmosphere at the British Grand Prix and its very special and a great circuit."
What message would you give to get people on Santander bikes and try them out?
"MK is the perfect playground for the bicycles here don't have to be on roads with cars and good to keep fit.
"If I lived here I would use them every day and if I worked here in a 9 to 5 job I would use them to get to work.
"Hopefully the use grows and Milton Keynes will become the Amsterdam of the UK."
It is a minority, but some people have vandalised the bikes, what would you say to them?
"Well I don't think anything I can say will stop them but people should always be respectful especially to such a good scheme that keeps people fit and help people get to work in a cheaper way rather than cars.
"Hopefully it is a minority."
Fancy the Top Gear job?
"First of all I don't know what I'm doing next year, don't know if I'll be in F1, or with McLaren or someone else so I can't say where I will be
"I like the idea, car shows are exciting I love them and I think there is always interesting touches a racing driver would bring to a show like Top Gear.
"It is the biggest motoring show in the UK and hopefully it will get back to where it used to be with its viewers.
"I have watched it and I liked it and Matt LeBlanc seems like a good leader."
Would you ever consider driving for Red Bull?
"I am open to anything in Formula 1 but I think I am way too old for them by about 12 years.
"I know Daniel Ricciardo very well, we are good friends, but he is old now!"
Are you single?
"No I'm definitely not."
Finally Wales or Portugal?
"I would love to see Wales win as it is a fantastic story of the underdog and their passion is evident, and they are like a family."
Photo thanks to Andy Handley at www.onemk.co.uk


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Mike O'Halloran was in Semple Stadium Thurles to see Kerry win the Under 21 Hurling All Ireland B Final yesterday…
Kerry 2-12
Wicklow 2-8
I had said in my preview that there would be bonfires in Lixnaw on Saturday night and that Kerry to bring home the Richie McElligott Cup with an easy win. How wrong I was.
There was a bonfiree, but the win was anything but easy.
Kerry had the first score on three minutes from Jack Goulding but the next three points came from Wicklow with Jack Doyle pointing two and Enda Donoghue with one.
Shane Conway dragged Kerry back into the game with two pointed frees before Ronan Donovan and Maurice O'Connor put Kerry two in front.
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Kerry were finding it difficult to come to grips with the physicality of the Wicklow men that, along with four or five players not being at their best, meant Kerry were never comfortable and were never able to get up a head of steam.
Kerry seemed very nervous and their first touch was totally missing with players being unable to raise the ball or keep possession of the ball.
Wicklow struck for their first goal on 24 minutes from the camán of Michael Boland, after he latched on to a rebound from a save by Stephen Murphy.
Kerry went in at halftime behind by two 1-5 to 0-6.
Jack Goulding sent over one of his special sideline cuts to reduce the margin to one at the beginning of the second half.
Goulding won a free for Shane Conway to draw Kerry level, Enda Donoghue replied for Wicklow.
With 20 minutes to go Michael Boland had his second goal for Wicklow when the Kerry backs were marked absent by a passing movement that split them open.
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But the resilient Kerry boys were back in it almost from the puck out, when Shane Conway ghosted in to blast to the net to level the game 1-9 to 2-6.
Maurice O'Connor put Kerry ahead by three when he goaled, Daniel O'Carroll added a point and Shane Conway tapped over two to get Kerry over the line after a stern test by four points.
Massive celebrations followed as Darragh Shanahan lifted The Richie McElligott Cup, fitting that a Lixnaw man should be the first Kerry man to lift the trophy. Darragh was not able to play due to a hamstring injury.
Kerry team and scorers: Stephen Murphy, Stevie O'Sullivan, Darragh Shanahan (Ronan Donovan from the start (0.01) (Daniel O'Carroll 0.01), Billy Lyons, Eoin Ross, Jason Diggins, Johnny Buckley, Barry O'Sullivan, Tomas O'Connor, Brandon Barrett (Robert Collins), Michael O'Leary, Jordan Brick, Maurice O'Connor (1.01), Shane Conway (1.06), Jack Goulding (0.03).


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I first learned about the lynching of Emmett Till from a racist.
My ninth-grade civics teacher, Ken Phlamm, told the story of the 14-year-old black boy from Chicago who, in 1955, whistled at a white woman while visiting relatives in Money, Mississippi.
Several nights after the incident, the woman's husband and his brother went to Emmett's great-uncle's house and abducted the boy. They took him away and beat and mutilated him before shooting him in the head and sinking his body in the Tallahatchie River.
An all-white Mississippi jury later acquitted the men of the murder and kidnapping. But they bragged in a national magazine days later that they did the crime. Neither served a day in jail.
The incident in itself was shameful.
Our schools have done a poor job of teaching about this shameful era of American history.
My first exposure to the concept of lynching was when my teacher in Galesburg told the Emmett Till story to my ninth-grade civics class. The inflection of his voice and the smug manner in which he told of how Emmett was killed struck me as odd. In his rendition, the bad guys weren't those who kidnapped and killed the child. It was Emmett himself.
Impressionable youngsters left that class thinking that Emmett, a child our own age, just had it coming.
Of course, at age 14, I didn't know much about my own teacher's past. For years, allegations of racism clung to Phlamm like a cheap polyester suit on a hot day.
The Galesburg Human Relations Commission and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People both had called for his firing.
A decade earlier, he'd sparked racial strife in my hometown when he told an African American student to sit his "black ass" down.
Former Galesburg Register-Mail newspaper editor Robert Harrison covered the demonstrations that followed the 1968 incident. Harrison said black folks marched on Main Street and called for Phlamm to be fired. A counter demonstration by white people was held nearby in support of him.
I guess we shouldn't be surprised that Phlamm kept on teaching. And for another decade, he continued to stir strife in the community.
It is part of the legacy of the community where I was reared.
Some might note that the teacher has been dead for more than 30 years and wonder why I'm resurrecting this memory. The reason is simple: there are others of the same ilk peddling the same lies today.
Two events this past week had me thinking about what my class was taught about Emmett Till.
Mississippi officials erected a new bullet-proof historic placard marking where Till's body was found. The previous sign was riddled with bullet holes. And that was the fourth sign to stand on that site. The three subsequent had been vandalized as well.
There is a determined effort by some to erase this event from our collective conscience.
And when politicians misuse the term, it diminishes its significance.
For example, last week, Donald Trump said he is being "lynched" by members of Congress seeking his impeachment.
He said: "All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here — a lynching. But we will WIN!"
Whether the president's legal proceedings are fair is something voters and future historians will have to determine.
But they are most assuredly not akin to a "lynching."
More than 4,000 African-American men, women and children were lynched — burned, beaten, drowned, shot or hanged to death — between 1877 and 1950.
It was the means used to intimidate blacks into submission. It's a national shame that has been ignored for too long in our schools.
For a man with such a massive ego, the scrutiny of his political opponents must seem analogous to a lynching. He just can't imagine anything worse. But Donald Trump, a child of privilege, has no business putting himself in the same category as Emmett Till or the thousands of other black people who suffered at the hands of racists.
For most folks, Emmett Till's legacy is intertwined with Mississippi. But that ignores that he was born, reared and buried in Illinois. Tens of thousands paid their respects before his open casket in Chicago. The Chicago Defender published photographs of his mutilated body, bringing national attention to fear faced daily by many black people.
In the months following Emmett's death, the Civil Rights Movement came alive with the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
It's time for Illinois to honor this native son.
The Illinois State Museum should create an exhibit educating the public about Emmett Till, the child whose death launched the Civil Rights Movement.
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Troops enter Syrian village, US sanctions on Assad
BKAYA, Lebanon: Syrian troops backed by tanks deployed in a border village on Thursday, witnesses said, ignoring growing pressure from Washington, which has imposed sanctions on President Bashar al-Assad for rights abuses.
Looking across the border from the Lebanese village of Bkaya, Syrian soldiers could be seen deploying along a stream in Arida village and entering homes. Lebanese soldiers fanned out on their side of the frontier.
Earlier, sporadic gunfire and shelling were heard from the village. Arida is near the mostly Sunni Muslim town of Tel Kelakh, where one rights activist says Syrian troops have killed at least 27 civilians since entering it on Saturday.
On Thursday a resident said that armored personnel carriers and dozens of buses filled with soldiers had begun pulling out of Tel Kelakh around noon and were heading north.
"The army is largely gone. There are no security police on the streets, but they are still in and around their headquarters away from the centre of Tel Kelakh and they are still occupying the main hospital," the witness said.
Syrian security forces have used tanks, gunfire and mass arrests to crack down on flashpoints in an attempt to crush a two-month-old revolt against four decades of authoritarian rule by the Assad family. Bashar himself has ruled for 11 years.
Western powers, fearing instability across the Middle East if Syria underwent a dramatic upheaval, at first made only muted criticisms of Assad's actions, but then stepped up their condemnation and imposed sanctions on leading Syrian figures.
Washington's decision to target Assad personally raises the question of whether the West will seek his overthrow, raising the stakes in a conflict that human rights groups say has cost the lives of at least 700 civilians.
Damascus condemned the sanctions, saying they targeted the Syrian people and served Israel's interests.
"The sanctions have not and will not affect Syria's independent will," an official source was quoted as saying on state television.
"Any act of aggression against Syria is an American contribution to Israeli aggression against Syria and Arabs."
A senior U.S. official said the new sanctions were meant to force Assad to carry out promised political reforms.
"President Assad has a clear choice: either to lead this transition to democracy or to leave," the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters.
Leading Syrian opposition figure Haitham al-Maleh said the decision meant "members of the regime are now under siege".
The U.S. Treasury Department said it would freeze any assets owned by Syrian officials that fell within U.S. jurisdiction, and bar U.S. individuals and companies from dealing with them.
The sanctions also include Syria's vice president, prime minister, interior and defence ministers, the head of military intelligence and director of the political security branch, but it was unclear which assets, if any, would be blocked.
An EU diplomat said the European Union was also likely to extend its sanctions on Syria next week to include Assad.
The unrest in Syria began in March when protesters, inspired by uprisings in other parts of the Arab world, took to the streets calling for greater freedoms and an end to corruption.
Assad made token gestures towards reforms, including lifting a decades-old emergency law, but the crackdown by troops, security forces and irregular Assad loyalists intensified.
In a possible indication of the crackdown's ferocity, villagers near the southern city of Deraa said earlier this week they had found separate graves containing up to 26 bodies, allegations denied by Syrian authorities.
Ammar Qurabi of the National Organisation for Human Rights in Syria said Assad had met two relatives of people reported to have been buried in the graves.
Many activists and protesters now say it is too late for reforms and are calling for Assad's overthrow. But the 45-year old president has shown no sign of allowing Western pressure to deter him from crushing popular dissent.
Syrian authorities blame most of the violence on armed groups backed by Islamists and outside powers who they say have killed more than 120 soldiers and police.
Switzerland said it would impose travel bans on 13 top Syrian officials — but not Assad — and freeze any of their assets held in Swiss banks, matching a decision by the EU.
Amnesty International welcomed Washington's move and called on U.S. President Barack Obama, who was due to give a speech on Thursday about the Arab uprisings, to impose an arms embargo.
"President al-Assad and those around him must be held individually criminally responsible before the ICC (International Criminal Court) or national courts of states exercising universal jurisdiction," said Amnesty's T. Kumar.
Syria has excluded most international journalists, making it hard to verify reports from activists and officials.


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Guilhem Marty
Sieur d'Arques, France
Born and raised in Carcassonne, local boy Guilhem Marty became head wine maker at pioneering cooperative Les Caves du Sieur d'Arques in 1997 and oversees production of their still and sparkling wines under the Aimery label. They have been producing Vin de Pays varietal wines for over 20 years and combine top quality winemaking with environmentally respectful grape-growing methods. In addition, the entire range is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Gordon Russell
Esk Valley, New Zealand
Gordon Russell has been making wine at Esk Valley for over 15 years and during this time has established himself as one of New Zealand's most recognisable winemaking identities. His skill and passionate approach to winemaking has lead to enormous success with his wines in tastings and competitions around the world. Gordon firmly believes in the balance and harmony of a wine, together with complexity and palate interest. He aims to produce premium handcrafted wines that are both elegant and sophisticated, and which truly reflect the character of the individual vineyards
Steve McEwan
Andean Vineyards, Argentina
I arrived in Argentina in 1998 and fell in love with the country, the wines and my now wife. With wide experience of making wine around the world I quickly became a key member of the Peñaflor winemaking team. I am delighted to announce that now with 15 years' experience behind me, I have recently been promoted to one of the senior winemakers of the company, fulfilling the role of chief winemaker for the Andean Vineyards and Elementos brands.


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Wofford had talent for happiness
Former US senator was always himself
By Dennis Roddy
Harris Wofford, who died last week at 92, was so lacking in cynicism and guile that people today would scarce believe someone like him ever won a seat in the United States Senate.
Born into a well-to-do family, young Harris walked to church Sundays rather than ride in his Republican father's car, which sported an Alf Landon for President sticker. Harris wanted FDR to win again and at 9 years of age, was voting with his feet.
It's hard to imagine a 9-year-old New Dealer. It's harder, still, to imagine a 23-year-old campaigning for a united world government, a 28-year-old white Howard Law School student, or a successful U.S. Senate candidate who won Pennsylvania on the issue of single-payer national health care.
Wofford was all of those things — most of them toxic for a candidate — and he not only overcame them; he used them as grappling hooks to scale the sheer walls of electoral politics.
Wofford won a Senate seat campaigning for socialized medicine, all the while telling stories about himself that would doom a contemporary candidate.
World government? United World Federalists? He would quote Gandhi not from the writings but from the meetings he had with his followers. Wofford's own words turned up in the speeches of Martin Luther King.
He persuaded John F. Kennedy to place a phone call to King's wife while her husband languished in an Alabama jail — something many thought a suicide mission for a presidential candidate seeking the southern vote in 1960.
Bob Casey Sr., the buttoned-down Democratic governor, appointed Wofford to the Senate in 1991, after Republican John Heinz died in a fiery, midair plane-helicopter collision.
Casey had cast about for someone to take the post. Lee Iacocca and a few others turned him down, knowing the Republicans would nominate superstar Dick Thornburgh. It was going to be a slaughter.
Wofford just went on being Wofford. He gave me an on-the-record interview in which he talked about the time he helped to loot a Chinese city that had just been captured by the Japanese.
Wofford told this story and countless others about himself. Republicans started the 1991 campaign by computerizing the paper trail Wofford had written or spoken for the record. He laughed. Plenty there, he told me. But he knew that being too careful risked being uninteresting, and Harris Wofford wasn't born to be uninteresting.
Casey explained Wofford this way: "He's very candid, and he's not a politician in that sense. He's not calculating. There's a certain kind of innocence about him."
When a political sponsor describes his man in the language a defense lawyer would use in front of a judge, the smart money isn't going in that direction.
And Wofford turned around and won the contest, won it handily and sent Thornburgh into political retirement.
Three years later, Rick Santorum arrived. The new Democratic president, Bill Clinton, was in crash-and-burn mode, and much of it centered around his proposal for Wofford-style national health insurance.
Clinton, in a rare moment of political miscalculation, had handed leadership of the health reform task force to his spouse, tripping off a host of attacks from multiple angles.
Wofford went down with national health insurance. Santorum boldly turned Wofford's idealism against him. Wofford's only other major bill had been to pass a sort of domestic Peace Corps, called AmeriCorps, for young people to build projects and work in impoverished towns.
Santorum likened it to "a bunch of hippies sitting around a campfire singing 'Kumbaya.'"
It was the dawn of a new and cynical age and Wofford had outlived his own.
Santorum's crew sang "Kumbaya" on election night 1994, when they beat Wofford. Clinton appointed Wofford to head AmeriCorps, and Santorum became his biggest ally. It was hard not to fall for this guy, even after you'd beaten him.
In his final years, Harris remarried. His first wife, Clare, had died two years after Wofford left the Senate. In 2016, he published an op-ed in The New York Times with the headline, "Finding Love Again: This Time With a Man."
At 90, Harris was announcing his impending marriage to a man. He rejected the label of "gay."
Joy was something bigger than identity.
He had been extraordinarily happy with Clare. Now he was extraordinarily happy with a young man named Matthew.
Harris had a talent for happiness. That's one hell of a political legacy.
Dennis Roddy spent 40 years covering politics for The Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He is now senior adviser at ColdSpark, a Pittsburgh consulting firm.


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Ripple (XRP) Briefly Takes over from Ethereum as Market Crashes amid the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Hash War
Yesterday, Dr. Craig Wright announced on Twitter that he was prepared to take Bitcoin (BTC) all the way down to $1000 if that what it takes to win the Bitcoin Cash hash war. The self-proclaimed creator of Bitcoin and chief scientist at blockchain development firm nChain, who is estimated to own millions in BTC, is working with Calvin Ayre of Bitcoin Cash mining pool CoinGeek to ensure their fork of Bitcoin Cash wins over the fork of Bitmain-supported BCH development firm Bitcoin ABC.
However, Roger Ver, CEO of Bitcoin.com and supporter of the Bitcoin ABC fork, doesn't have much faith in Wright's 'Satoshi's Vision' (SV) fork. He has put the odds of Wright's team winning the hash war at 10:1 against. Jonathan Bier, head of research at cryptocurrency exchange giant BitMEX, echoed the statements in a recent interview with Bloomberg.
"The chain will split in two, but the economy will support ABC and reject SV (Satoshi's Vision). SV will have a low price and miners will leave it in a few weeks. That is my prediction."
Irrelevant of who wins, the hash war could potentially destroy Bitcoin Cash and take down the rest of the cryptocurrency market with it. Today's market slump could be a result of Wright or another whale selling BTC to fund the hash war. Analysts have also pointed out that Bitcoin CME futures reached a trading limit yesterday, causing a cascade of stop-loss orders going into effect. Another popular theory doing the rounds is that investors are cashing out ahead of the annual 'Black Friday' Christmas sales. However, it's highly unlikely that even a large percentage of small-time investors cashing out could have such a drastic effect on the market all at the exact same time.
Whatever the cause, it's providing an excellent buying opportunity for new investors to get into cryptocurrency at a low level. While the drop may initially scare off some panic sellers, as it levels out the low price should attract new money.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently down 12 percent at around $5,500, its lowest level since October last year. Critical supports lies at $5,300 which, if breached, could initiate an accelerated decline. The market slump appears to be slowing though, with the majority of coins trading horizontally for the past few hours.
Ripple's XRP token is weathering the storm best and briefly took second position from Ethereum on market cap charts, with a market cap of $18 billion. Ethereum's 14 percent loss today took its market cap down to $17.9 billion but it has recovered since to over $18 billion.


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More monsoon Rains/wind-thunderstorm predicted in Northern half of the Country from Wednesday to Saturday
Islamabad, August 06, 2019 (PPI-OT): Met office informed that a well marked monsoon low pressure has formed over North Bay of Bengal and its adjoining areas. Moderate monsoon currents from Bay of Bengal are likely to penetrate upper parts of the country on Wednesday, expected to intensify during Thursday and Friday. Under the influence of this weather system:
Widespread rains/wind-thunderstorm is expected in Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Lahore, Sargodha, Faisalabad divisions, Islamabad and Kashmir, while at scattered places in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from Wednesday (evening/night) to Saturday.
Isolated rains/wind-thunderstorm is also expected in Multan, D.G.Khan, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur divisions from Wednesday (evening/night) to Saturday.
Isolated moderate to heavy falls are also expected in Hazara, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Lahore, Faisalabad divisions, Islamabad and Kashmir on Thursday and Friday.
Note: Heavy falls may generate flash flooding in Hazara, Malakand, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, D.G.Khan divisions and Kashmir, while urban flooding in Peshawar, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Lahore, Sargodha, Faisalabad divisions during Thursday and Friday. Possibility of landslide in Malakand, Hazara divisions, Gilgit Baltistan and Kashmir cannot be ruled out during the period.
All concerned authorities are advised to remain ALERT and take precautionary measures during the forecast period.
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The 2018 NFL Draft is all wrapped us as the 32 teams selected their share of 256 college players in what was the 83rd annual meeting held on this occasion at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The Pittsburgh Steelers added seven players to their ranks, all of which will be looking to impress during the summer camp to earn a place on the roster when the new regular season begins again in September as they look to bounce back from their playoff defeat to the Jaguars back in January.
This year it was the first time in 19 years that five quarterbacks were chosen in the first round and only the third time in the history of the draft that so many quarterbacks have gone before the second round of selection. Here is a look at who the Steelers selected and who will be the most pleased about the way the draft went this year.
Steelers Address Need for a Safety Early with Terrell Edmunds
One of the biggest needs for the Steelers going into the new season is for a safety and they wasted no time during the 2018 Draft as they selected Terrell Edmunds from Virginia Tech with their first round pick. The 21-year-old looked to be one of the standout defensive players on the board, therefore, he could make an immediate impact with the team where he will be working with the defensive staff, who were all retained from 2017.
Edmunds was one of two safeties to go during the first round out of the 32 selections, with Derwin Jones being the other player from that position to be added by the Los Angeles Rams with the 17th overall pick. During his college career, Edmunds finished with 196 tackles, six interceptions and 1.5 sacks across a three-year period. He impressed during the NFL Combine with some smart figures, including 4.47 seconds in the 40-yard dash and a vertical jump of 41.5 inches.
In order to try and win the AFC Championship and then the Super Bowl next season, the Steelers are going to need to play much better of the defense to take the pressure off Big Ben and the offense. Mike Tomlin will be hoping Edmunds and free-signing Jon Bostic can play their part in helping them reduce the number of points they concede later this year. As on April 29, they are 9/1 with Betway to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy next February.
Browns Get Their Man in Mayfield
The Cleveland Browns once again had the honour of choosing the number-one overall pick in the NFL Draft and it was clear they before the even did so that they were going to choose a quarterback. There were lots of rumours that they had their eye on 2017 Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield and that proved to be the case as he was selected over Sam Darnold.
During his four year college career, Mayfield recorded 129 touchdowns and threw for 14,320 yards. Last year he had 41 touchdowns to his name which led to him receiving the biggest award in college football.
The Browns have struggled to find a franchise quarterback for a number of years but they will be hoping Mayfield is the answer to all their problems. With the addition of Jarvis Landry from the Miami Dolphins in the off-season and Corey Coleman in the ranks, Mayfield may be able to get off to a flying start just like Deshaun Watson did last year for the Houston Texans in his debut campaign.
Cleveland also acquired a first-round pick from Houston this year and they opted to take cornerback Denzel Ward with that selection. The Ohio State man was the highest defensive play to go in the 2018 Draft after making the All-American and All-Big Ten lists in 2017.
In the second round of the Draft in Arlington, the Browns also had the 33rd and 35th overall selections in which they acquired guard Austin Corbett and running back Nick Chubb, respectively. Although Browns fans will be reluctant to get too excited about the new season ahead, it looks as though they have given themselves a brilliant opportunity to develop some talented young players who could help them deliver success in the future.
The open round of fixtures for the 2018 regular season begins on September 6 when the Super Bowl champions Philadelphia Eagles take on Atlanta Falcons.


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Technology in the Skilled Trades Animation Video
31 mars 2020
The LEPC has developed an animated video which highlights changes and requirements in the skilled trades in Northwestern Ontario driven by developments in technology and automation. This video provides those who are considering a career in the skilled trades with insight into jobs within the skilled trades today and in the near future. In addition, it provides an overview of the training, education, and skills that are needed to meet the evolving demands of the skilled trades in Northwestern Ontario.


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DM 50 Car Show
DM 50 Car Show
Saturday morning, April 8, 2017, four immaculately prepared Mercedes-Benz automobiles and their drivers paraded onto Davis-Monthan Air Force Base for the DM50 Picnic and 9th Annual Casual Classic Car Show. Today's event was the 8th straight year the Chaparral Section has supported the event.
The picnic started at 10:00 AM with several blow-up type amusements for the kids and parents. A long lunch, consisting of freshly grilled hot dogs and hamburgers and soft drinks, started about an hour later and lasted until 1:00 PM.
Several Tucson area businesses helped sponsor the picnic, which enables the DM50 to provide needed funding for some of the Airmen and Family activities which are not funded by the US Government.
All 125 spots were registered for the show, which was held again this year on the softball field in the Bama Park recreational area. The participants, Michael Cooper (1980 280SL), Hal Biestak (2003 CL55 AMG), Ron Isler (1989 550 SL) and Michael Turner (2008 C300) participated in several of the events, including tours of the Aircraft Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC) and joining with several military families in interesting conversations.
We were again treated to a display of Mother Nature's mastery of the warm desert wind as a couple of shad tents wound up on the losing end of a dust devil. A good time as had by all and we look forward to the 10th Anniversary of the DM50 Picnic and Annual Casual Classics Car Show in 2018.


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Let's face it. Men and women are basically from different planets. The way we think about things, the way we interact, and how we work are a foreign language to the opposite sex. There are reasons why marriage rates in states like Utah are dropping faster than the national average. And it's no wonder so many marriages are getting therapy these days.
Girls just want a guy to listen. But what's the point of listening, if you can't offer an opinion?
We all like to win, and there is a time and a place for all kinds of Spartan fighting. For men, that time is any time. Even a game of Halo is an intense competition.
How can a man remember what happened in the University of Utah football game in 1993, and not expect a woman to care?
Of course this isn't true all the time for all men everywhere. But generally speaking, men would be fine with sex any day — whether they just got fired or they won the lottery.
A woman can answer emails, cook dinner, set up a couples therapy appointment, and watch TV at the same time. Men focus intently on one or two tasks — especially if that task involves football.
The standard of "clean" is completely different for men and women. Is your aim true? That's all that matters.
Society tells men they can't have emotions, and they associate feelings with weakness. On the other hand, talking about how we feel is a woman's thing.
Couples around America are familiar of the refusal-to-ask-for-directions scenario. Most men want to do things on their own. Being independent is important for guys even if it's driving from Utah to Virginia—without a map.
No one knows why this is. Not even men.
It's not difficult to get groceries with an organized list, but men can single-handedly botch it for a woman. Who says chocolate chip cookies aren't for breakfast? Can a marriage counselor help men with the chores?


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By Tech. Sgt. Dan Heaton, 127th Wing
/ Published November 28, 2016
F-100 Super Sabres line the ramp at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mich., in the middle 1970s. The F-100, shown here sporting the tail flash of the Michigan Air National Guard, was an air superiority aircraft capable of supersonic flight. It was flown by the 107th Fighter Squadron at Selfridge. (Michigan Air National Guard photo)