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NEC Weekly Recap: 11/12/19
How great was it to finally be able to finally watch some college basketball, after these last few weeks of just talking about the teams and players in our favorite league? The NEC's new streaming app "On The Run" is great, and we had some really intriguing story-lines over the season's first week.
I'm sure the Northeast Conference's cumulative 3-18 record against D-1 competition is going to get some publicity, and I guess that's somewhat fair. However, based on Kenpom's Win Expectancy, NEC teams were only expected to win about 4 games over the season' first week. So, sure they under-performed slightly, but it's not like there were a ton of winnable match-ups. Plus, there were some really nice performances in losses against high-major opponents.
Team of the Week: Merrimack
Was there an argument for any other team? Bryant had a great week beating Cornell on Sunday after losing a one-possession game at Rutgers, but it's the Warriors who get the nod here.
After getting drubbed at Maine by 20 in their first game, it was reasonable to question what kind of success Merrimack could have in their first D1 season. However, the Warriors went out to Evanston and took down the B1G's Northwestern 71-61 on Friday night as Juvaris Hayes went for 19 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists (1 turnover), and the stifling MC defense held the Wildcats to 1 for 16 from three.
Best Win: St. Francis Brooklyn 73, Lafayette 72
Obviously Merrimack had the "Best Win", but since we highlighted them above, let's give some love to the Terriers. Glenn Braica has had to replace both Jalen Jordan and Glenn Sanabria this season, which is no easy task, but his squad has looked solid in the early going.
On Saturday, Chauncey Hawkins scored 24 points, Deniz Celen went for 16/5, and UMass transfer Unique McLean had 9 points and 10 rebounds as St. Francis Brooklyn held the Leopards to 8 for 28 from three and grabbed 81% of their defensive rebounding opportunities. Lafayette, who was ranked #245 in Kenpom coming into this one, won their first game at home against Columbia, and was picked 8th in the 10-team Patriot League during the pre-season.
Player of the Week: Juvaris Hayes, Merrimack
This one wasn't close. The 6'0" point guard averaged 14.5 points, 8 boards and 6 assists in 37 minutes per game in his first week as a D-1 player, turning it over just twice in the two games.
Others worth Mentioning: Adam Grant, Bryant; Jalen Gibbs, Mount St. Mary's; Jahlil Jenkins, Fairleigh Dickinson; Keith Braxton
Freshman of the Week: Charles Pride, Bryant
"Chucky" was scoreless in just 12 minutes in his collegiate debut in Bryant's loss to Brown, but apparently he was just waiting to play a high-major team to have his coming out party. Pride came off the bench to score 22 points (5 of 7 from three), and grab 7 rebounds in Bryant's two-point loss to Rutgers. Then in the Bulldogs win over Cornell, the 6'4" freshman scored 12 points and grabbed 4 boards. Overall he averaged 11.3 ppg and 4.3 rpg to go along with a 67.4% eFG%. Add in his stellar defense (he guarded four different positions), and he was instrumental in Bryant's strong first week.
Others worth Mentioning: Michael Green, Bryant; Jordan Minor, Merrimack; Ziggy Reid, Merrimack; Greg Outlaw, Central Connecticut
Lines of the Week:
1. Juvaris Hayes, MC, 11/8 at Northwestern; 19p, 9r, 7a, 1to, 3s
2. Keith Braxton, SFU, 11/8 at Richmond; 20p, 11r, 8a, 2to
3. Ty Flowers, LIU, 11/8 at UMass-Lowell; 19p, 15r, 3a, 8b, 3s
4. Adam Grant, BU, 11/7 at Rutgers; 23p, 6r, 6a
5. Charles Pride, BU, 11/7 at Rutgers; 22p, 7r, 2a
Other story-lines you should know:
1. Charles Pride wasn't the only impressive freshman for Bryant. Michael Green was one of the best players on the floor in Bryant's opening-season loss to Brown, putting up 14 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists. The diminutive point guard played at least 29 minutes in all three of Bryant's games, and saw himself on the floor in crunch time. Meanwhile, after a quiet two games, 6'4" wing Benson Lin scored 16 points (all in the first half) in the win over Cornell, knocking down 4 of 9 from deep. The future is bright in Smithfield.
2. The Red Flash had a solid week, despite currently sitting at 0-2; they played VCU (#38 in Kenpom) closely before succumbing 62-48, then lost a heartbreaker at Richmond (#99 in Kenpom). SFU led 88-78 with 1:41 left, which amounts to a 98.5% Win Expectancy (according to Bart Torvik), yet allowed a VCU 12-2 run in regulation to force Overtime. One interesting thing of note; reigning NEC POY Keith Braxton largely played off the ball in the VCU game, as Ramiir Dixon-Conover saw 32 minutes of action. However in Game #2, Braxton ran the point for large chunks of the game, while Dixon-Conover played just seven minutes.
3. The league's top teams coming into the season, at least according to the coaches, had a rough first week. LIU, who took the #1 spot in the pre-season poll, were without Raiquan Clark, Jermaine Jackson and Jack Ballantyne in the Sharks season-opening loss to Rhode Island. However, all three were back on Friday night when LIU lost a home game to UMass-Lowell, shooting just 8 for 33 from three, and allowing UML's Christian Lutete to go for 51 points. Meanwhile, Sacred Heart got their doors blown off by both Providence (by 46) and Connecticut (by 22). Sophomores Koreem Ozier (3 for 21 from the field) and Cam Parker (9 assists and 12 turnovers) struggled against the high-major opponents, as the Pios turned it over on 28% of their possessions. Better days are ahead for both teams.
4. Mount St. Mary's was most impressive in a loss last week, holding a 46-27 lead with 17 minutes remaining against Georgetown before the Hoyas got hot from three and ultimately won by 81-68. Jalen Gibbs was a star for the Mount, scoring 19 points on 13 field goal attempts, while Vado Morse chipped in 18.
5. Andy Toole has a bunch of newcomers at his disposal, and I certainly wasn't alone in being intrigued as to how his rotation would look. In Robert Morris' two losses last week (to Marshall and Notre Dame), Toole turned to a triumvirate of returning guards in Josh Williams, Jon Williams, and Dante Treacy, all three of whom are the only players averaging more than 24 mpg. Meanwhile, D.J. Russell, who many prognosticators projected as the NEC's Newcomer of the Year, has seen playing time hard to come by; he's averaged 1.5 ppg and 4rpg in 15 minutes per game.
6. Bryant isn't the only team with some impressive freshmen; Merrimack had a pair of first-year players, 6'8" Jordan Minor and 6'6" Ziggy Reid, look impressive in the seasons first week. Minor averaged 12 points and 5.5 rebounds in the Warriors first two games, while carrying a 81.5% eFG% (6 for 8 from the field), while Reid chipped in 10.5 ppg (3 for 9 from three). CCSU's Greg Outlaw leads the Blue Devils in scoring (12 ppg) and assists (4.5 apg), while chipping in 4.5 rpg; Fairleigh Dickinson's Devin Dunn scored 8 points on 2-3 from three in the Knights' loss to DePaul; and St. Francis Brooklyn's freshman point guard Rob Higgins averaged 7.5 ppg and turned it over just twice in 43 minutes.
Games to Watch:
1. Pittsburgh at Robert Morris, 11/12- Robert Morris is not only opening up the new UMPC Events Center, but is welcoming an ACC team to Moon Township, which warrants top billing this week. Pittsburgh, under new coach Jeff Capel, opened up its season in impressive fashion knocking off Florida State at home. Then, on Saturday, the Panthers dropped a buy game to Nicholls St. 75-70. Pitt has been led in the early going by 6'2" Charlotte-transfer Ryan Murphy, who scored 28 points against Nicholls St. and has a nice 69% eFG%.
2. Saint Francis vs. American, 11/16- Last season, American beat the Red Flash 95-82 as Keith Braxton shot just 4 for 13 from the field, so this is a nice opportunity for SFU to enact some revenge. The Eagles are currently 0-2, with losses to Siena and William & Mary, but were picked 3rd in the pre-season Patriot League poll and are led by senior guard Sa'eed Nelson, who averaged 19.2 ppg and 5.2 apg last season and was the pre-season Patriot League POY. Nelson did not play in the Siena loss, but scored 22 points against Williams & Mary. Kenpom gives SFU a 66% Win Expectancy, which represents the best opportunity for an NEC win this week.
3. Sacred Heart at Binghamton, 11/16- The Pios first two games are in now way indicative of their 2019-20 prospects; teams generally lose buy games, that's the nature of the beast. Finally on Saturday we will get to see Sacred Heart get someone their own size; Binghamton, who was picked tied for 6th in the America East poll, is currently 0-2 with a 20-point loss at Cornell on their ledger. However, the SHU will have their hands full with 6'0" sophomore Sam Sessions, who won the America East Rookie of the Year last season while averaging 17.8 ppg and 3.5 apg. This should be a nice opportunity for Parker and Ozier to get going for Anthony Latina's bunch.
4. Merrimack at the River Hawk Invitational, 11/15-11/17- Fresh off their stunning win over Northwestern, Merrimack gets three games in Lowell, MA, all of which are winnable; Dartmouth (#174 in Kenpom), UMass-Lowell (240), and Jacksonville (288). It should be a good opportunity for the Warriors to see different types of teams; Dartmouth likes to slow it down, while the River hawks and Dolphins will look to speed MC up. Kenpom projects Merrimack to go 1-2, but few would be surprised if they did better than that.
5. Fairleigh Dickinson at Fordham, 11/13- Fordham won a nail-biter over St. Francis Brooklyn in their one and only game thus far, and most who follow the Northeast Conference would suggest that FDU presents a greater challenge than the Terriers did. The Rams were picked last in the 14-team Atlantic-10 Conference, and are known more for their former players who have up-transferred (like Eric Pashall) than for actually winning games. The Knights frontcourt should have their hands full with 6'9" junior Chuba Ohams, who had a 19 point/13 rebound double-double against SFC. Kenpom gives Fairleigh Dickinson a 30% Win Expectancy, and could be another notable win for the Northeast Conference.

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Don't Fall For The Clickbait
Clickbait. The bane of our online lives. What did Supreme Court Judge Stewart say about porn? I know it when I see it. Clickbait, like porn, is difficult to define and may very well be indefinable. Its purpose is to elicit a response which leads an online user to click on a title of dubious veracity. An article or post no reasonable person would waste time reading if the content was known beforehand. Continue reading "Don't Fall For The Clickbait"
Any Beerly Things To Do This Weekend?
How hard is it to add a word to the English language? To be specific, add to the lexicon of the lovers of beer. An adjective that cuts to the chase and tells me what I want to know. An attribute that clarifies concisely so I can get to the crux of the matter. Continue reading "Any Beerly Things To Do This Weekend?"
Ten Little Things We All Can Do To Make The World A Little Better
With living in a polite society comes a set of unwritten rules. Most know them but do not all adhere to them. With that in mind I have compiled a list of ten things we all can do to avoid causing others delay or aggravation. Continue reading "Ten Little Things We All Can Do To Make The World A Little Better"
Be Financially Literate
As a mortgage broker and financial consultant for ten years I was stunned as to how many people did not understand the basics of their own personal finances. A vast majority of the people I did business with had no idea how credit scores are created or even the basics of a home mortgage. Continue reading "Be Financially Literate"
Open Letter To The Rich And Philanthropic
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I Am the Reason for His Bad Poetry
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I am single handedly giving a four-year-old scoliosis with my giant pregnant belly.
An adorable, bright, happy little boy is going to be reduced to a hunched back teenage loner who will write bad poetry about cheerleaders and their "vapidness." That's right. He will make up words … he's gonna be that kind of sixteen-year-old.
On the flip side I'm hoping I will also be responsible for eight years of no grade school kickball, because honestly, the kid is small. Kinda scrawny. I think he could fit in a shoebox. Convenient for traveling, not so much for assorted contact sports.
See, he likes to plunk down on my lap to read a book. He also likes to sit there when he watches television, does a puzzle, or play Candyland. This was not a big deal back in my four months gone, slightly puffy phase. It is becoming very much a big deal in my current "I could wear clown pants and they would fit" condition. He leans back into me and I can actually see his spine curve into a horrible backwards "C."
Looking down at his little face, his eyes shining brightly, I can feel my eyebrows arch. There is no way that this is comfortable. He's doing a back bend, he's doing a gymnast skill of flexibility every time he wants to listen to the Berenstein Bears and their struggles with junk food and messy bedrooms.
"Hayden," I finally say, "buddy, are you sure you wouldn't rather sit on a beanbag …" Hayden interrupts me.
He interrupts me by farting on me.
Exploding into hysterics of laughter, he bolted from my lap, clapping and dancing. It was so manic a performance that I thought he was having a epileptic seizure.
"I did it! I did it!" he crowed. "The gasman did it! I farted on your leg!"
My jaw dropped.
"Have you … is that why you sit on my lap? You've been waiting to fart on me?"
Hayden giggled and danced around in a circle.
Suddenly, I don't care so much about whether or not he'll need to wear a back brace to his freshman dance. I don't care if people put magnets on him and use them to hold up signs that say, "Kick me, I have a curved spine."
But then I think of all the horrible poetry that already exists, some penned by my very hand. The world deserves better than this. America has fallen on some pretty dark times and I worry that a country in such peril can't take another angry spiral bound notebook of rants and angry diatribes about the unfairness of love. God knows my thigh high stack, still kept pristine in my old bedroom at my mother's house, have done enough damage.
So I am hoping that the lap sitting will cease now that he has achieved his very lofty goal of farting on my leg. At the end of the day I just don't have the will power that is necessary to ask a preschooler to leave me alone. Call it early maternal fluffenutter oozing of the peanut butter sandwich of my existence, but I can't bring myself to ask this preschooler to quit the lap. I love the cuddles, however, I'm not crazy about the exploding ass facet that has sprung forth from these little affection sessions.
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The idea that started in a class soon grew into a fully-established nonprofit organization that's sold more than 85,000 hats, which also means 85,000 children have also received hats.
Warning: These products sell out within hours! If you see something you like, buy it right then or else it will be gone. They also sell t-shirts, baseball caps, beanies, scarves, and more for all tastes and areas around the globe.
I love that this foundation is so close to home. The hats are often delivered in the hospital by superheroes — who are heroes inside and out — and love what they are doing. Their commitment to the kids is wonderful. It's great to see the kids's smiling faces from under a Love Your Melon hat.
If you are interested in helping, check out the Ambassadors page where you can find information about helping raise awareness of this program and donations in your area. Check and see if your college or high school is on there!
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This is just my naive guessing. For an environmentally friendly space drive I wonder what would the rest product be. Since the stars produce a lot of radiation and at least our planet have a magnetic field. I guess this is what you use.
So my idea for a space drive is the following. You first create a "slow" moving ground field for which you then can push against. The ground field is the rest product the drive leaves behind.
I saw that the magnetic field component of light can generate a greatly amplified magnetic effect when traveling trough a non conductive material at the right intensity. I also happen to read that particles can self accelerate.
What if you can make light self decelerate instead or self slow down in vacuum. Would this not be similar to light slowing down in a material. If so I guess this could serve as a ground field.
Come to think of it. There should happen something when a particle self decelerate in space. So why could not we take advantage of electrons from a small particle accelerator. Make them self decelerate quickly and use the result for the forward motion.
Another thing is that if we master self deceleration I guess we could perhaps slowdown or stop asteroids.


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Grifters, that's what all those artists self-publishing are! How preposterous of them giving their stuff for free! They are preventing me, ME, the great gatekeeper from enjoying my yachts, hookers and weed! We hates it! My preciousssss…
London School Of Economics Study Shows, Yet Again, That The Music Industry Is Thriving, Not Dying
from the how-many-more-times? dept
As you may recall, a few years ago, we published a report called The Sky is Rising, which showed how — contrary to the claims of some — the entertainment industry was growing (and even thriving) over the past decade or so. More content was being produced, more money was being spent, and artists were able to make more money. We did note, however, that there was a lot more competition, since the barrier to entry was much lower, and the avenues from which the money came were often shifting. That meant that overall, the industry was thriving, and in terms of cultural richness, the public was much better off. However, for some artists, things were certainly a lot more challenging. For many other artists, though, things are much, much better. We weren't the only ones to come to such a conclusion. In many ways we had built on earlier research in the UK (done by PRS for Music), Canada, Sweden and Norway that all showed the same basic thing: if you actually added up all the revenue in the music world, it had continued to grow, not shrink. Yes, recorded music revenue was down (often significantly), but that is only one part of the industry.
It's great to see yet another report make this point, and this one coming from researchers at the prestigious London School of Economics. In many ways, the report covers similar ground, highlighting that the overall music industry continues to grow, that copyright infringement isn't killing the industry, and that policy recommendations — especially things like the Digital Economy Act — need to look more closely at what's happening, rather than listening to the moaning and whining of one particular group of special interests in that community. The report includes the following chart:
The report from the LSE goes even further, highlighting what a disaster policies that focus on ratcheting up enforcement have been in terms of actually having an impact on the overall industry. It also points out that the industry tends to rely on studies it created itself. The report also highlights the growth of things like Creative Commons, and how tools like Soundcloud have resulted in massive output in creativity as people build new works. Its key recommendation is as follows:
We recommend a review of the DEA and related legislation that strikes a healthy balance among the interests of a range of stakeholders including those in the creative industries, Internet Service Providers and internet users. Fitting the digital sharing culture and new forms of cultural production into a copyright enforcement model that is out of touch with today's online culture will only suppress innovation and dampen growth.
It further suggests "broader fair use/fair dealing provisions, proposals for private copying exceptions" and a focus on targeting businesses, rather than individuals for any enforcement actions.
While there may not be much new in this report compared to other reports (including our own), it's great to see this point being highlighted yet again, and from such a prestigious university. Hopefully the point will finally start to sink in with policy makers.
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This week we will have an opportunity to grasp a new vision of the depth and breadth of God's Kingdom, God's preferred future for the whole created order. We will come to comprehend the profound implications of the claim that "the earth is the Lord's and everything in it.
We will hear the call to live as citizens of God's kingdom, pledging our allegiance to God above all other claims to our loyalty, including the nation in which we live.
We will be sent into the world, empowered by God's Spirit to be signs and instruments of God's salvation, justice and peace.


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by Chris McGrath | Feb 19, 2015
This article originally appeared in Fast Company.
Nothing kills employee engagement quite like a merger. According to a study by Aon Hewitt, when a company is acquired, even if there is no significant impact on their job, the number of actively disengaged employees increases by 23%. It takes 3 years to reach the pre-merger level of highly engaged employees.
Some years ago, I was one of those disengaged employees. As the front-end developer for the online banking project at a major US financial institution, I spent months coding and liaising with bankers, designers and mainframe experts. But just weeks before launch, our project was abruptly cancelled: we had been acquired.
Cancelled projects are par for the course in the world of M&A — eliminating redundancies is often a key component of the deal rationale. But we weren't laid off: our team was preserved because of our "strategic skillsets". Without a project to work on, though, and no clear directives or vision to embrace, our team foundered. Our days devolved into trips to Starbucks, random internet surfing, long lunches and early departures to get a good spot on the tennis courts. I quit the day I got my "retention" bonus.
Over 40,000 M&A deals were announced worldwide in 2014, and M&A professionals expect even more in 2015. All this upheaval begs the question: what can companies do to preserve employee engagement after a merger event?
Communicate to reduce fear.
The moment employees learn about a merger, fear, uncertainty and doubt take hold. Your first communications priority is to answer the "me" questions. What does this mean for me? Do I still have a job? Who do I report to? If you don't have answers to those questions, tell employees when you will. Until the "me" issues are addressed, employees will have difficulty focusing on work.
Communicate to win hearts.
Once you've addressed the uncertainty, your next communications priority is to start "selling" the deal internally. You need to share the rationale for the deal and a vision that employees can buy into. Communications expert Shel Holtz says that "good communication is not just a one-way push of information down. Communication depends on people absorbing the information and ending up on the same page." A two-way dialog is useful here. You'll know your "selling" is done when employees have confidence in and allegiance to the newly merged organization.
Communicate on multiple channels.
Face-to-face communication is the best, but there are practical limitations on the number of meetings that can be held. Jessica Tyler, a senior manager with American Airlines that worked on the merger with US Airways, comments on the range of communication channels they used for their merger. "We do email, webinars, and phone calls, and we have digital and print versions of our employee magazine. We use posters and TV monitors in break rooms. We also do customer letters and media. But the intranet is the hub for most of the communication."
Intranets (like ThoughtFarmer, which I co-founded) are invaluable for merger communications, as they allow employees to consume information on their terms. They support interactive communications, such as Q&A forums, and they support fresh, consistent content dissemination on a 24/7 basis. Millennials in particular demand this kind of modern communication, their expectations having been set by Facebook, Twitter and the like.
Communicate without letup.
According to merger integration consultancy Pritchett, "Silence is deadly. It only leads to rumors and speculation, giving a voice to the typical 30% of the people in the target company who oppose the merger." So communicate without letup. When there is no new news, share the dates when information will be available or when decisions will be made. Share the same information repeatedly — your message has to be heard multiple times before it is truly digested. In a merger situation, there is no such thing as too much communication.
Ultimately, the goal of merger communications is to win the hearts of employees. Long after close, you need to continue to sell the deal internally. As employees buy into the deal rationale and the common vision and values, they become engaged. And engaged employees don't quit.


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As Matt Hancock told us this week, thanks to the wonders of science, 1.3 million people in the UK have now been vaccinated. Science is a field of endeavour previously closed to Britain by the EU, as he has pointed out many times.
This is almost the same number of people who currently have the virus, which means we've vaccinated everyone. We've done it. And in record time.
But wait, not the same people, you say. Possibly, but it's an unhelpful distinction only really of interest to public health experts, journalists and other known troublemakers.
Part of the problem is the vocal minority of Hancock deniers, sceptics who simply refuse to believe that the health secretary exists despite all the evidence to the contrary: his grave, cheerful, chiding and lachrymose performances for the cameras; his uplifting and occasionally factual tweets and the wildly successful test and trace system he has presided over – a system that is by all accounts the envy of the world.
Without Mr Hancock and Baroness Harding we would have been unable to notch up yet another first for Britain. Where else have they had not one, not two, but three national lockdowns? It's statistics like these that show just how seriously we're taking this pandemic and the sheer scale of our response.
Disappearing without trace
Yet despite his pivotal role in the impressively pivoting government strategy, Mr Hancock appears to be fading and flickering like a hologram with an unreliable power source. Test and trace is, after all, yesterday's news. We've moved on.
If the test and trace programme was, as Dido Harding memorably put it, as big as Asda's entire retail operation, then vaccination will be even bigger: the size of a lorry park in Kent or the whole of South America.
So, after a long stint at the wicket made possible by a series of opposition wides and no balls, Matt has been instructed to retire to the pavilion to oil the bats, sort the pads and liberally sanitise the captain's box.
For at 59 minutes past the eleventh hour, the time has come for captain Johnson himself to step up to the crease. It's not batting as we know it, rather a series of tactics to unnerve the bowlers and delight spectators – the deranged appearance, the wild strokes and frequent disputes with the umpire. "When the facts change, the rules have to change," he yells, insisting that the latest run out was actually a clean drive over the boundary.
While the crowd roars its approval, poor Matt is left to pop his head out every so often to cheer on the team or declare the latest score – or the number of runs he expects to see before tea, whichever is the greater.
Following the science
So how is vaccination going? It's "fantastic" declares Matt on Twitter, during a well-earned break from making the cucumber sandwiches.
Fantastic indeed as the country passes the major milestone of 2% of the population covered – or rather partially covered. Controversially, it has been decided to delay the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, so that other people can have a turn before it all runs out or gets stockpiled in Felixstowe.
Opinion was divided on whether or not the scheme was wise, but after a few days of being locked in a cupboard with a tube of Pringles and a small cup of water, the chief medical officers of the four nations agreed with the government's considered view that while efficacy matters, headline numbers matter more.
Don't worry, we won't have to make do for much longer with shoddy US or continental European products. Decent, hard-working British brands from the Cotswolds are now available.
Yes, it's here. A man named Brian, selected for his unmistakable Britishness, became the first person to receive a dose of the Oxford vaccine. "I'm really proud that it was the one invented in Oxford," he was told to say.
It's right to be concerned about your elderly relatives, but if they can't get the jab immediately remind them that hanging on for the Oxford vaccine is the patriotic choice.
Fools rush in
In less advanced parts of the world, Israel expects to complete its vaccination programme within two-and-a-half months. Of course, Israel is a small country with a population of fewer than 10 million. In Britain, though the task is bigger, we could still be out of the woods as early as next Christmas – and remember the impressive size of our programme and the ambitious pace of the rollout. We should all be very proud.
One of the reasons we're not rushing into things is that, unlike the Israelis, who are prone to showing off, we put a premium on safety. Not just the safety of patients, important though that may be in certain situations, but the safety of politicians, civil servants and managers in our precious national bodies.
Safety first
This is why it's vitally important that before we let an army of volunteer vaccinators loose on patients, we make sure that they have all the necessary qualifications and training in, among others, safe lifting and carrying, health and safety, and dispute resolution.
Overly bureaucratic? Think again.
Consider the consequences of picking up a 5g syringe without bending the knees or, worse still, by the sharp end. Further imagine what might happen if an unattended toaster in the next room were to go up in flames while an untrained vaccinator was busy arguing with a practice nurse.
As Captain Johnson is fond of saying, the end is in sight. Optimists will hope that this is true; pessimists will fear that he is right.
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Is there some sort of physical condition that prevents Democrats from ever learning their lesson? Because holy hell, they just keep stepping on rakes. Case in point, Nancy Pelosi, who decided that the best way to take down Mitch McConnell is to remind everyone what a badass he is:
Pelosi rarely uses a chart or props at her weekly press conferences. But this chart is on the stage for today's newser pic.twitter.com/hljrTPsXRR
— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) June 13, 2019
Speaker Nancy Pelosi brings a poster titled "McConnell's graveyard" with bills she says Leader Mitch McConnell "wants to bury."
"Leader McConnell seems to take great pride in calling himself the Grim Reaper, it's part of his political campaign," she says https://t.co/AfEIFrfeM5 pic.twitter.com/pdksaCUU00
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) June 13, 2019
You know what they say about insanity, right? That insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results? Well, all the Democrats have to do is not be insane and they really just can't do it. Like, they literally cannot.
They continue to not get it pic.twitter.com/LEuR5gh93O
— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) June 13, 2019
"He's killing!" they promoted
— Aelfred The Great (@aelfred_D) June 13, 2019
Lolol. Yes. This is why we love him.
— Nick M (@NickAtNight128) June 13, 2019
Man, this #CocaineMitch guy sounds awesome.
— Garbonzo "I AM You." LaBean (@dattmyar) June 13, 2019
— Michael Hall (@mchmjc) June 13, 2019
"Cocaine Mitch," "Nuclear Mitch," "Grim Reaper Mitch" and now "Graveyard Mitch"? Awesome. https://t.co/5esznY1BT2
— Doug Powers (@ThePowersThatBe) June 13, 2019
This has got to be an in-kind contribution to McConnell from Pelosi. Is that even allowed?
— Martin (@m_silenus) June 13, 2019
Why is Pelosi making campaign ad mailers for McConnell? https://t.co/uZYOD6fXvK
— Dodd (@Amuk3) June 13, 2019
Best ad for Mcconnell yet!
— Kp (@BRAIN007) June 13, 2019
Im wondering if they know this is what will get him re-elected…and maybe reanimated so he can be re-elected again and again?
— Steve (@SPavls) June 13, 2019
Dems like Pelosi are only making McConnell's job easier. They're burying themselves in his graveyard. They're jumping in head-first!
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Restructuring of Companies and the EU Law
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- Austrian Academic Exchange Service (ÖAD) http://www.oead.ac.at/
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The project aims at conducting a comprehensive research including company and labour lawyers on restructuring of companies from the perspective of the EU requirements. The project will be coordinated by the Research Institute of CEE Business Law (FOWI). The project involves scholars from the University of Belgrade (Serbia) and the University 'Ss Cyril and Methodius' in Skopje (Macedonia). The planned activities are: workshops in Belgrade and Skopje, conference in Vienna, common research, publications, development of a teaching material and teaching a course.
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Jessie Diggins Leads Historic U.S. 1-2 Finish In World Cup Tour de Ski
Jessie Diggins and Rosie Brennan powered to the top of the overall FIS Tour de Ski standings, finishing a historic 1-2 in Sunday's 10k freestyle pursuit in Val Müstair, Switzerland.
Coming into Sunday's third stage, Diggins, who trains during the off-season at Stratton, Vermont, was second overall, and Brennan, from Park City, Utah, and trains in Anchorage in the off-season, was fourth. Starting 19 seconds back of the race leader–and winner of the first two stages–Sweden's Linn Svahn, Jessie settled into a pace with Sweden's Frida Karlsson and Rosie, who started 20 and 22-seconds back respectively.
"I started out trying to help pull the group, but then nearly imploded in the altitude and spent the next few laps getting my legs back after feeling extremely wobbly," Diggins said after leading Rosie to the first ever 1-2 finish for two American athletes on the World Cup circuit.
The trio caught the leader on the second of four 2.5k laps. At the midway point of the race, Karlsson, Diggins, and Brennan held a 24-second advantage over Linn and a further 43-second advantage over the chase group that included Slovenia's Anamarija Lampic and Russia's Yulia Stupak.
"I was fortunate to start in a strong group with Jessie and Frida. We are all workhorses so I knew it was going to be game on from the start," Brennan said. "Frida really took reigns and charged hard the whole race. Being more of a climber I tried to make a move at the top of the climb on the last lap. It worked to get a gap to Frida but also made a perfect launch for Jessie to utilize her fantastic downhill skills."
On the final lap with Karlsson setting the pace up the last climb, Diggins launched her winning attack over the top and once again, enjoyed the fast skis prepared by the Davis U.S. Cross Country Service Team. Brennan followed and the two, separated by a couple of seconds, put a further five seconds into Karlsson, who finished third.
"Frida was amazing and I kept trying to push the poles and be there, but I kept thinking that every lap I'm going to get dropped," Diggins said after her first victory of the season, and third-straight podium. "I was just hanging on by a thread and I just got really excited for the downhill. I thought that maybe I could hold on, and if not, then I blow up, but it was worth a shot."
Worth a shot indeed! The victory moved her atop the overall Tour de Ski standings, with Brennan second overall, just five seconds back. Karlsson sits third at 10-seconds back of the overall lead.
"I did my best to follow (Jessie's) counter move but didn't quite have what I needed," Brennan added. "It's a pretty cool feeling to finish and realize that two Americans are 1-2 in the Tour right now!"
In addition to Jessie and Rosie landing on the podium, Sunday was another impressive day for the Davis U.S. Cross Country Ski Team with Hailey Swirbul finishing 13th (seventh fastest Time of Day), and moving from 17th to 13th in the overall standings. Katharine Ogden finished 25th (22nd fastest Time of Day) and sits in 25th overall. Rosie continues to lead the overall FIS World Cup Cross Country standings and the overall World Cup distance standings.
"I love this team and we have such a positive environment," Diggins said. "It's a fun time to be on this team."
In the 15k men's race, Gus Schumacher continued to impress in his first World Cup season, finishing 32nd to lead the Americans, he also had the 24th-fastest Time of Day, tying his World Cup career-best result from earlier this season in Ruka, Finland. Scott Patterson was 38th (24th fastest Time of Day); Simi Hamilton was 47th and Kevin Bolger was 55th.
Russia's Alexander Bolshunov dominated again, winning his third-straight race by 53 seconds over his countryman Artem Maltsev. Maurice Manificat was third. Bolshunov holds the overall lead through three stages by 53 seconds over Artem.
Monday is a rest day followed by stage 4 Tuesday, which features a 10k freestyle for the women and a 15k freestyle for the men in Toblach, Italy. Toblach holds a special place for Jessie as she won a World Cup stage race freestyle event there in 2017, sharing the podium with her teammate Sadie Maubet Bjornsen.
"It's important for me not to put pressure on myself and take the tour one day at a time," Diggins said. "But it's also important to not take these special moments for granted, and to enjoy a few moments knowing how hard so many people have worked to help me get here!"
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INTRALOT Italia for the sixth consecutive year will support the Telethon Foundation by participating in a fund raising initiative aiming to advance scientific research in the fight against genetic diseases.
In these past six years, the partnership has enabled the collection of more than € 227,000, contributed by INTRALOT Italia's players and retail network toward the support of medical research on spinal muscular atrophy, a genetic disease.
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Barton Perreira launches its 007 collection
From Aston Martins to Omegas, 007 only uses the best and for the upcoming film, No Time to Die, the super spy has chosen Barton Perreira as one of his go-to frames. Comprised of three sunglass styles, each frame features a 007 logo on the temples and a limited edition 007-branded eyewear case as well as an authenticity card. As for our favorite style, that would have to be the Joe (left) with its sleek and slender silhouette in a glossy black finish.
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JITLink Lands In LLVM 9.0
Being merged into the LLVM code-base this Saturday is JITLink, a just-in-time linker for parsing object files and letting their contents run in a target process.
The initial focus on JITLink is serving as a replacement to RuntimeDyld for dynamically linking Mach object files (Mach-O) for Apple/macOS platforms. But the plan is once the Mach-O x86_64 support is squared away to extend JITLink to also serve the likes of COFF/ELF object files and support other non-x86_64 architectures.
JITLink is designed to offer a clear design over RuntimeDyld, support native code models, native support for asynchronous linking, offer dead stripping support of symbols that are not used, improved exception handling, and better validation / error handling.
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Banana Bread
Make Those Bodies Sing! Or at least make banana bread.
1½ cups flour (buckwheat for gf option)
1 C brown sugar
1 tsp baking powder
½ tsp bicarbonate soda (baking soda)
2 tsp ground cinnamon
2-3 very ripe bananas, mashed
1 egg
1/4 C olive oil
1 tsp vanilla essence
½ cup plain yoghurt
maple syrup or honey to drizzle on top
1 extra banana for a fancy top (optional)
This serves 6-8, and needs a small loaf tin. It's adapted from this great gluten free Donna Hay loaf that a friend has been making a lot recently. I've used olive oil and a tsp of vanilla essence, and dropped out some extra sweetness (though you could certainly use even less sugar with no ill effects!). The yoghurt makes this version nice and moist, but banana bread is very forgiving so if you want to omit the yoghurt, just try adding an extra banana, or an egg, or up the olive oil a little bit. Can you go wrong with banana bread?
Another great looking recipe here uses honey, spelt and desiccated coconut. You might like to check that out too. Enjoy!
Banana Bread
Preheat oven to 160°C.
Place the flour, sugar, baking powder, bicarb soda and cinnamon in a large bowl and mix to combine. Mix in the mashed banana, egg, yoghurt, olive oil and vanilla essence.
Pour into a lightly greased, small loaf tin lined with non-stick baking paper. Top with the extra banana, if you like. I also used a sprinkle of rolled oats which makes it look nice and healthier than it really is. Note: If you've ever really looked at a banana, you'll know they are made in 3 sections. An easy way to divide them is to press your finger or thumb on the end, and the three sections should easily split. This is a great move when dehydrating them, too. No more slicing bananas with a knife.
Bake for about an hour, or until a skewer comes out clean. Drizzle with extra maple syrup or honey if you like.
Thanks Liz for the recipe … enjoyed the banana ad link!!
This recipe looks so lovely, can't wait to make it!
Just wondering how much oil to put in.. doesn't seem to be in the ingredients list?
whoops, thanks Steph. Have added that now 😉
thanks xxx i will make it
Thanks Catherine, hope you enjoy it!
Perhaps the best and "healthiest" banana bread ever! So moist with the youghurt, halved the brown sugar and still deliciously sweet with overripe bananas
Thanks for the easy recipe
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The high complexity behind SQL language and database schemas has made database querying a challenging task to human programmers. In this paper, we present our new natural language database querying (NADAQ) system as an alternative solution, by designing new translation models smoothly fusing deep learning and traditional database parsing techniques. On top of the popular encoder-decoder model for machine translation, NADAQ injects new dimensions of schema-aware bits associated with the input words into encoder phase and adds new hidden memory neurons controlled by the finite state machine for grammatical state tracking into the decoder phase. We further develop new techniques to enable the augmented neural network to reject queries irrelevant to the contents of the target database and recommend candidate queries reversely transformed into natural language. NADAQ performs well on real-world database systems over human labeled workload, returning query results at 90% accuracy.
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Is anyone bringing any actual talent to the fest?As long as we're more careful than this guy, I think we'll be fine:
Ben, Do you think you could give me a little more "talent" in my monitor mix?
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Ben, Do you think you could give me a little more "talent" in my monitor mix?
Awesome! Why not some other Bowie tunes as well, as a tribute? Ziggy Stardust, The Man Who Sold The World, Diamond Dogs, whatever. I'll have to see if I can source an orange wig on short notice, of course.......... ;D
- Adam V. - You're going to get David Bowie - Suffragette City whether you like it or not. I'll be playing guitar. Start boning up on the lyrics. I'll provide some accurate ones that day (verbatim)
I'm bummed. I cracked a few ribs in a car wreck. The Doc sez no rock and roll for a while - especially if there is cowbell.


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Tuesday, February 4, 2020 "Discernment of a Servant"
2 Kings 4:27 27 Now when she came to the man of God at the hill, she caught him by the feet, but Gehazi came near to push her away. But the man of God said, "Let her alone; for her soul is in deep distress, and the Lord has hidden it from me, and has not told me."
In ignorance Elisha's servant tried to keep the Shunamite from clinging to Elisha. PRAY that people that need to get close to our leaders in America will find access through those who serve our high-ranking officials who have discerning hearts.


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Updated: Jun 01, 2009, 14:40 IST
John Abraham fractures his foot
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Bollywood hunk John Abraham fractured his foot while shooting a day-long cricket match for David Dhawan's Hook Ya Crook and he will sport a cast for a month. The actor says it won't affect any of his films' shooting."I really wouldn't like to talk about it. But yes I'm in a lot of pain. Fortunately, no film is going to get affected," John, who met with the accident on May 30, said. A close friend of the actor says that he continued shooting despite the fracture. "The hard ball shot straight through the air and bang into John's right foot and he heard a distinct crack. John knew something had gone awfully wrong in his foot. But he continued shooting throughout the day because he didn't want to disrupt David's schedule which required special permission for outdoor shooting," the friend said. It was only after the day's shooting that John, by then cringing in pain, sat down to examine the damage. "The foot had swollen to twice its normal size. It wasn't just a pulled muscle or a torn ligament as John had hoped. It was a fracture. And by playing cricket on the injured foot John made it worse," said the friend. After pack up, John walked to his car, drove off to the doctor who finally told him what he suspected the whole day. Now his foot is in a cast for a month. Fortunately, for the actor there's no shooting to be completed. The next one month is devoted to acting workshops for Abbas Tyrewala which he can somehow limp through. John's girlfriend Bipasha feels he shouldn't have continued shooting with injured foot. "It's sad. But John was foolish to keep on playing when his foot was hurt instead of getting it checked," she said. Last week has been tough on the actor. "He was down with a severe viral fever followed by the whole unsavoury link up with Katrina Kaif. Then John lost his uncle. And now his foot is fractured. Hopefully, this is the climax of his crises," said his friend.
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Mixer co-founder Matt Salsamendi said in an interview this weekend that he agrees with Microsoft's decision to shut down the service.
Recent Mixer Stories
Microsoft is Shutting Down Mixer
BY Brad Sams with 27 Comments
Microsoft has announced that they are shutting down Mixer.com
Mixer Adds New Features, Improvements
BY Paul Thurrott with 1 Comment
Microsoft announced today that it is rolling out new features and improvements to its Mixer game streaming service.
Mixer Gives Streamers More Control Over Clips
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Mixer now lets streamers quality control clips from their streams, only allowing certain viewers to create clips from their streams.
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Microsoft has signed an exclusivity deal with another gaming personality to stream exclusively on Mixer.
Mixer Academy Goes Live
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Microsoft today announced the availability of Mixer Academy, a new resource for building your Mixer expertise.
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Microsoft announced a new addition to the ways in which Mixer creators can get paid, and it won't cost viewers a thing.
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Microsoft announced today that its Streamer Review system for Mixer will go live on September 4, 2019.
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Microsoft has signed an exclusivity agreement with Ninja that will have him stream exclusively on Mixer - leaving Twitch behind.
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Mixer announced changes to the service focused on reducing harmful content and toxic behavior to cultivate a positive community.
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Microsoft is making staffing changes to Mixer that result in cuts to the original programming team.
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Perth band Ratking have had a massive past couple of years and have now topped it by signing to Eleventh Records and launching a brand new single called So Wrecked Youth. To find out what is happening in the land of the Ratking Subculture Entertainment's Dave G chatted to AJ.
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On a recent Thursday, the Kraus House in Missouri, one of Frank Lloyd Wright's last Usonian homes, was toured more than 1,700 times. The Martin House in Buffalo, New York, was toured more than 1,800 times. In the midst of the pandemic, Wright's architecture was still drawing visitors (albeit via Instagram), proof that 61 years after the architect's death, Wright's work continues to fascinate and inspire. The continued importance was affirmed in 2019 when a group of eight of Wright's buildings were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, the first modern architectural designation in the United States. "Le Corbusier or Mies van der Rohe—they're incredibly famous as architects," says architect Lynnette Widder, who restored a home in Usonia built by Wright's protogée Kaneji Domoto. "But they're not necessarily famous as popular figures. There's footage of Frank Lloyd Wright on 1950s game shows. [Wright was a mystery guest on What's My Line? in 1956.] He was a larger-than-life figure."
While Wright's legacy remains strong, it takes scores of groups to keep it that way. Stuart Graff, the president and CEO of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, estimates that there are about 75 organizations across the country devoted to Wright. The architect founded two of them himself, creating the Taliesin Fellowship, now the School of Architecture at Taliesin, in 1932, and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in 1940.
The foundation is the largest Wright organization and operates two of the architects' homes, Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Arizona, in addition to controlling the licensing of Wright's intellectual property. Taliesin West drew 115,000 visitors last year and Taliesin had 25,000 visitors, according to the foundation's annual report. "We're trying to use the tour program to engage the public to think about this architecture of ideas and how can we live more in a more unified way with nature," says Graff. "That's the heart of Wright's organic architecture, the seamless unity between the natural world, the built environment, and our lives."
Taliesin West was Wright's laboratory, so it seems fitting that the foundation's preservation efforts lean on innovation. "When we do this preservation work, one of the things that we're looking at is Wright's legacy of advancing the field of architecture," says Graff. "We are not doing our preservation work in a way that simply locks in a moment in time and tries to restore conditions as they existed." This means experimenting with new materials, such as the fabric will that replace the acrylic roofs, an earlier experimental replacement of the original canvas roofs.


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Nine Tons of Drugs Seized in Cuba in 2011
HAVANA TIMES, Jan 13 — Cuban authorities foiled two naval operations in 2011 in which they arrested three Bahamians and one Jamaican, after detecting some 50 vessels suspected of international drug trafficking. In the end, 10.1 tons of drugs were seized.
According to the news article published in the Granma newspaper, discoveries at airports thwarted 22 operations, one in transit to Europe and in which 27 people were arrested. The majority of those detained were Cubans living abroad or traveling on permits. In addition, of the 399 incidents of illegal drugs washing ashore, most were marijuana (9 tons) and cocaine (180 lbs.) and hashish (15 lbs.).
These activities constituted the highest levels in the last seven years, while the article referred to the death of an Ecuadorian citizen who was carrying close to two pounds of cocaine in 27 bags inside her vagina.


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Paradise Bliss! Heated Pool, Boat Parking, Fenced Yard, Near Beaches!
Spacious 3Br/2Ba ~ 1 Master Suite ~ Pool and Covered Lanai! Large private patio with sunshade and lighting.
**Poolside Paradise~just minutes from the Ocean & Indian River**
This home features a complete Master Suite with private shower. There are two additional Bedrooms with a shared Bath. The Kitchen and living area are complete with a beautiful pool view. This split plan offers privacy for the master and the two additional bedrooms. Perfect multi-family/couples arrangement!!
Guests agree to the following prior to booking:
-Cats are not allowed due to health hazards to the home owner.
-$50 per pet will need to be paid before check-in info and house access is granted. Non disclosure of pets will be considered a major house rule violation and will result in dismissal from the property.
-Guests are not permitted to exceed listed occupancy in accordance with local laws.
-Cars must be in driveway and cannot be parked in yard/street or at neighbors.
-Pets are not allowed on furniture and dropping must be cleaned from the yard.
-House trained dog/no cats.
-Smoking/Vaping is Only Allowed Outside and must be thrown away in the outdoor garbage cans.
-Quiet family neighborhood, no loud music/parties/large gatherings.
-Excessive trash/missed pickups will be $20 fee per occurrence
-No animals in pool, a fee of $75 will be charged if pet hair found in the filtration. Loss of use may result as well.
-No loud music, yelling, or fights/disputes.
-Linen must be used on the living room couch if used for sleeping.
-Guests are expected to clean up spills and keep rooms tidy. Floors should be mopped and swept if needed due to spills, foot tracks, or pets.
-Pool toys need to be kept out of the pool when not in use so it can be serviced weekly.
-Any and all damage needs to be reported immediately.
-Excessive cleanings or abuse due to spills or dishes/food will result in a minimum $250 fee.
-Guests will be asked to leave the residence for significant violations (in accordance with house, local, and state laws) and do so with the understanding they will not be refunded their deposit or any remaining nights on their reservation.
~ Kitchen is complete with refrigerator, stove, microwave, oven, and dishwasher.
~ Master Suite has queen bed with Cable TV, private shower, 2 private sinks, a commode, a plenty of closet space.
~ Bedroom #2 has a queen bed, Cable TV, and a closet.
~Bedroom #3 has a queen bed, Smart TV, closet, and private access to the enclosed patio.
~ Large pool view dining area.
~ Pool view living room with cable.
~ Wireless Internet (Wifi).
~ Garage.
~ Washer and dryer.
~ Large covered patio and pool lanai
~Boat Parking available, please inquire
Centrally located in Sebastian, this home is close to Golf, Sebastian Airport and Skydiving Center, Less than 3 miles to the Indian River and 7 miles to the open ocean.
Sebastian has several waterfront restaurants and bars, boat ramps and walking paths. It is also within an hour of Orlando Airport, Disney, Sea World, Cape Canaveral, Water Parks, Botanical Gardens, Riverside (and others) Theater, Vero Art Center, Brevard Zoo, and the list goes on and on.... not to mention the great Fishing!!!
Lots of space for everyone ...
Pets Welcome!
Additional Activities:
The following activities are just some of what is available nearby (within 5 minutes to up to 90 minutes drive):
Airboat rides
Public Beaches
Beer, Brewery, Pub - live bands
Bahamas Cruises, bring passport! $199 each
Boat Rental
Botanical Gardens
Buffer preserve
Deli-New York Style
Disneyworld Orlando
Dodgertown, Historic
Environmental Learning Center
Epcot, Disney
Fishing Charter, sport fishing
Fishing Guide Sebastian
Fly Board Sebastian
Genealogy Library (Vero)
Go Karts
Historical Society and Museum
Horseback riding
Jet ski rental
Kayaks on the river
LaPorte Farms
Laser Tag
Lego Land
Live Theatre
Mario Andretti race carts
Mountain biking
Nature Walks - buffer preserve
Pier fishing
Powra-chute rides
Sea World
Sky diving
Space center, Kennedy
Treasure Museum, Mel Fishers
Treasure Museum McClarty,
The Holy Land, Orlando
Universal Studios
Vero Beach Outlets
Victory Casino Cruises
Waterpark, Wet and Wild, #1 in world
Waterfront/over the water dining
- Internet
- Linens provided
- Towels Provided
- Heating
- Hair Dryer
- Air conditioning
- Wireless Internet
- Toilet Paper
- Paper Towels
- Basic Soaps
- Free wifi
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Dishes & Utensils
- Coffee Maker
- Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Stove
- Toaster
- Oven
- Grill
- Pantry Items
- Dishes & utensils for kids
- Dining table
- Private pool
- Heated Pool
- Outdoor Pool
- Outdoor Furniture
- Beach Towels
- Television
- Satellite/Cable
- DVD Player
- Smart TV
- Travel crib
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron & Board
- Parking (driveway accommodates 2 vehicles plus 1 car in the garage. Boat parking available as well, please inquire)
- Garage
- Smoke detector Ceilings
- Fire extinguisher Kitchen Counter
- Exterior lighting
- Carbon monoxide detector Ceilings
- Deadbolt lock
- Fire station contact (911)
- Police contact (911)
- Hospital contact (911)
- Emergency exit route
- Fenced pool
- Fenced yard
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Golf
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Bird watching
- Shopping
- Sailing
- Boating
- Museums
- Horseback riding
- Kayaking
- Wildlife viewing
- Marina
- Jet skiing
- Mountain biking
- Wind-surfing
- Health/beauty spa
- Paddle boating
- Outlet shopping
- Antiquing
- Water skiing
- Surfing
- Scuba diving or snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Ecotourism
- Water parks
- Water tubing
- Theme parks
- Basketball court
- Zoo
- Water sports
- Gambling casinos
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters (25, Please inquire if under 25, ID may be requested)
- Long-term Renters Welcome
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Feb 18, 2020
By Jane Brown
The railway blockades across the country are expected to be the focus of debate on Parliament Hill today as members of parliament return to the House of Commons.
The New Democrats are asking Commons Speaker Anthony Rota for an emergency debate on the matter, which was sparked by Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs and their opposition to a natural-gas pipeline cutting through their traditional territory.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in meetings through the weekend with members of his incident response group and said Sunday, they are looking for a quick peaceful solution to address the protests.
"We understand how worrisome this is for so many Canadians and difficult for many people and families across the country. We're going to continue to focus on resolving the situation quickly and peacefully," Trudeau told reporters.
Since RCMP officers moved in to enforce an injunction and keep the hereditary chiefs and their supporters away from the pipeline work sites, protests by Indigenous people and supporters have shut down the CN Rail network in eastern Canada, suspended VIA Rail passenger service at least through Wednesday, and temporarily blocked traffic on streets and bridges and at ports in multiple cities including here in Toronto.
A protest was also held on the streets of Toronto Sunday afternoon culminating in a rally at Queen's Park.


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22 May Toronto Trip By Rich Redmond
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Rich Redmond is one of my oldest friends that still rides. For more than a decade his enthusiasm for riding and road trips has never died down. When he said he wanted to drive up from the Ottawa area to visit me in Toronto I was excited, and after three days I was exhausted. He put together this edit of his weekend in the city with some solo trips to parks on his way down and riding in the city from himself, Kyle Lafleur, Chris Silva, Leland Nightingale, Patrick Krzyzanowski, Miami Mike, and myself (Prashant Gopal).


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Very sad here for the last day or so, since the news came down the line that Terry Jones has died. Monty Python's Flying Circus was one of the two central formative influences in my creative life as a teenager, and today it proves the theory that the things you love most when you're in your late teens and early twenties will always be the best things. Monty Python is the best of all possible best thing. Graham Chapman and Terry Jones were always my favorite Pythons, and now they are both gone.
Terry Jones created any number of memorable characters in dozens of Monty Python sketches, but my two very favorites are The Bishop and Mystico of Mystico and Janet, played by Carol Cleveland.
And then there is this drawing, which in some odd way is a drawing of Terry Jones. I didn't use a picture reference and didn't really make any attempt to get a likeness, but I was definitely thinking about him when I drew it, and it depicts a character he definitely could have played.


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As the winter season approaches, you need power, convenience, and comfort to plow through the annoying snow that is stuck in your driveway or backyard. Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 offers you all of these things in just one product to help you get through the heavy snowfalls, up to 18 inches. In this Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 review, we will discuss all the reasons why you should buy this snowblower.
Powerful and effective
Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 is equipped with a 357cc overhead valve engine that starts just by pushing a button even in the coldest temperatures. It has an incredible clearing width of 30 inches and an intake height of 21 that help you save your time and effort.
Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 is very powerful and it gives an excellent performance. It can plow any kind of snow with ease whether it is light or heavy, thick or thin, wet or dry. So if you live in an area that experiences heavy snowfalls in the winters then this snow blower may be the best choice for you. However, if you live in an area that tends to have only small amounts of snow, then this snowblower maybe like overegging the pudding.
One-handed operation
You can adjust all the other controls accordingly without stopping because it is user-friendly and can be operated with just one hand. The trigger controlled power steering can be used to change your direction at the touch of a finger. It also has heated handgrips that provide extra comfort. It has a large fuel tank that allows you to clear large areas faster without having to stop often to refuel.
Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 snowblower has huge tires of 16" x 6.5" which are wider than most of the other snowblowers of this class. These tires provide a decent grip on the ice. It offers 6 forward speeds and 2 backward speeds. The speeds that are mostly used are 2 and 3 is.
Moreover, there are 2 ways to start the machine. You can either do a pull start or press the button for an electric start. Both of these work perfectly and it starts without any interruptions. It also comes with power steering which works well.
Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 has heated handgrips which work well even if you have your gloves on and this is a very useful feature, especially on super cold days.
It has built-in headlights that are bright but the only drawback is that they can't be turned off and will be on all the time when the snowblower is running.
It also comes with a dipstick which will help you check the oil level and has a rear oil drain that sticks outside so is easily accessible. Moreover, it has a throttle with an 'off' position, a primer bulb, and reversible skid shoes. They also have a removable safety switch and reflective strips.
Almost all gas snowblowers make some noise so you can't say any of the snowblowers is quiet, so what matters is how much noise they make as compared to other models. Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 is comparatively quieter than most of the other snow blowers.
- Quieter than most of the snowblowers in this class.
- Equipped with power steering.
- Can be operated with one hand
- Expensive.
- The features it offers might be too much for you.
- The headlights cannot be turned off while the equipment is running.
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