RBS Six Nations: France 10-9 Ireland
For the latest Rugby World subscription offers, click here. TAGS: Highlight We’ve got you licked: Maxime Medard celebrates his try over Ireland. (Photo: Getty Images) France: M Medard; T Thomas (H Bonneval 44), M Mermoz, J Danty, V Vakatawa; J Plisson, S Bezy (M Machenaud 56); J Poirot (R Slimani 44), G Guirado (C Chat 47-57 and 74), U Atonio (E Ben Arous 44, J Poirot 73), A Flanquart, Y Maestri (P Jedrasiak 58), W Lauret, Y Camara (L Goujon 67), D Chouly.Try: Medard; Con: Plisson; Pen: PlissonIreland: R Kearney; A Trimble, J Payne, R Henshaw, D Kearney (F McFadden 29); J Sexton (I Madigan 69), C Murray; J McGrath, R Best (capt, R Strauss 71)), N White (T Furlong 62), M McCarthy (D Ryan 34-40 and 62), D Toner, CJ Stander, S O’Brien (T O’Donnell 19), J Heaslip.Pens: Sexton 3Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa) What’s hot and what’s not from the first match of the second round of the 2016 tournament.
Ireland‘s hopes of making it three RBS Six Nations titles on the bounce look all but dead after a 71st-minute try from Maxime Medard took France to a 10-9 victory over Joe Schmidt‘s team at the Stade de France, ending a five-game unbeaten run for Ireland in Paris.In an infinitely forgettable first half, the only points came from the boot of the two fly-halves, with Johnny Sexton kicking three penalties to Jules Plisson‘s one, while Plisson missed a drop-goal and a penalty with the last kick of the half.Where Ireland had dominated territory before the break, France turned it around in the second period and finally made the pressure count when, from the last of a series of scrums in the shadow of the Ireland posts, replacement scrum-half Maxime Machenaud broke to the right and Medard headed for a gap between Ian Madigan and Tommy O’Donnell, slipped O’Donnell’s tackle and scored the try which Plisson converted to secure the win.Two from two: France celebrate their second victory in this year’s Six Nations. (Photo: Getty Images)WHAT’S HOTFrance’s second half – The hosts struggled in the scrum in the first half and enjoyed very little territory, but they changed their props in the first five minutes of the second half, got the upper hand at scrum time and went on to win. Having gone ahead with ten minutes to play, the way they closed out the game without giving Ireland a sniff of a scoring chance was also impressive.Ireland’s last-ditch defence – Yes, ultimately the men in green conceded a try, but not before Andrew Trimble had stuck out a hand to stop a potential scoring pass in its tracks on one wing, then made a try-saving tackle on Virimi Vakatawa on the other flank, while Rob Kearney did enough when Damien Chouly tried to dive over at the foot of the posts to stop the officials awarding a try after a long look at the replays.My half -time cup of tea – Much-needed after a rather turgid first 40 minutes! Sadly the second half was only slightly better.Sorry sight: Sean O’Brien limps off the Stade de France pitch. (Photo: Getty Images)WHAT’S NOTSkills and thrills – There was precious little to enjoy in this atritional battle. Yes, the conditions were wet, but at times the game seemed like a procession of knock-ons and scrums, big hits and not much else.O’Brien’s injury – Ireland flanker Sean O’Brien was making a comeback from a hamstring injury, but only lasted 19 minutes as he hurt his knee while sidestepping his way through the France defence and had to be replaced by Tommy O’Donnell. Dave Kearney, Johnny Sexton and Mike McCarthy were among the other casualties.Maestri’s late hit – France lock Yoann Maestri might find himself in trouble with the disciplinary officials in the coming days after he made a late shoulder charge into the back of Johnny Sexton during the first half. It was right under the nose of referee Jaco Peyper but he did not penalise Maestri.Grim determination: Dave Kearney tries to hand off Maxime Medard. (Photo: Getty Images)STATISTICS LATEST RUGBY WORLD MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION DEALS 85 – Ireland only managed to carry the ball 85 times in the match, compared to 155 carries by France. They made one offload to France’s 17.16 – Tommy O’Donnell was the top tackler in the game with 16, while Jared Payne made 15.72 – France had 72% of territory in the second half and 66% of possession.
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More than 150 years later, 20 different religious traditions will gather on this battlefield in the state of Maryland on Sept. 21 to share prayers and songs of peace.The 2012 International Day of Prayer for Peace will involve Christians, Muslims, Jews, Buddhists and Baha’i and is one of the hundreds of ways people in various regions of the world are observing the day, according to a news release from the World Council of Churches (WCC).In Mexico City, a coalition called Movement for Peace with Dignity and Justice is bringing civil society organizations together for 10 days of action and prayer leading up to Sept. 21.In Adelaide, Australia, local media personalities and members of parliament will give short talks at a community peace fair organized by local parishes and Act for Peace, the international aid agency of the National Council of Churches in Australia.In Davao City, southern Philippines, civic organizations are staging a day-long Peace Fair celebrating six paths to peace, namely: cultivating inner peace, dismantling a culture of war, living with justice and compassion, building intercultural respect and solidarity, promoting human rights and living in harmony with the earth.Each year the WCC calls for this day of prayer for peace in conjunction with the U.N.-sponsored International Day of Peace.Some 160 parishes and related groups are joining On Earth Peace, a Church of the Brethren ministry in the U.S., to pray for ceasefires and other halts to violence. Participants are from 15 denominations in 10 countries.The Church of South India is praying for solidarity with the Palestinians, “peace with our earth”, and building relations between Christians, Hindus and Muslims — three issues brought home from the WCC International Ecumenical Peace Convocation (IEPC) in May 2011 in Jamaica.In keeping with the IEPC and the Ecumenical Call to Just Peace, the WCC is encouraging prayers for the many dimensions of peace — economic, ecological, social, political and military.In Ibadan, Nigeria, representatives of the Christian Council of Nigeria are joining local seminarians in an interdenominational service organized by a network called Churches in Action for Peace and Development.In Santiago, Chile, a city peace forum is holding an inter-religious service at a church dedicated to St Francis of Assisi.Participants are also sharing prayers and plans via Facebook and Twitter. The WCC is posting prayers received by email.Participants in the U.S. are interpreting the ceasefire theme in different ways.Three congregations in Auburn, Indiana, will send out groups into the community to pray for each house, business, church and person they encounter.A congregation in Colorado near the sites of two shootings — at a high school in Columbine and the recent movie theatre massacre in Aurora — has erected 15 identical crosses in a park, one for each victim in the shootings at Columbine, including the two shooters.In Ohio, the Dayton International Peace Museum will celebrate Sept. 21 by burning the mortgage it has recently paid off and discussing how to bring “inner peace and outer peace to neighbours and ourselves, our community, and our world.” Christians, Muslims, Baha’is, Buddhists, Jews and Sikhs will take part.First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Manassas, Virginia, is holding a community interfaith prayer service to seek what the parish calls “divine guidance in the face of international hostility, political confrontation, local intolerance, domestic abuse, teenage bullying and personal struggle.”A consortium of 300 congregations and faith-based organizations in South Bend, Indiana, will host a community breakfast and a lunch-hour community prayer meeting at the local Sikh temple.“I have signed up to pray for peace in Calgary but I do not see any formal plans,” one electronic message said. “I am only one, but I will pray and God will hear me.” Inaugural Diocesan Feast Day Celebrating Juneteenth San Francisco, CA (and livestream) June 19 @ 2 p.m. PT AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to PrintFriendlyPrintFriendlyShare to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to EmailEmailShare to MoreAddThis Associate Rector Columbus, GA This Summer’s Anti-Racism Training Online Course (Diocese of New Jersey) June 18-July 16 September 18, 2012 at 4:03 am “Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me…” Hymn by Sy Miller and Jill Jackson; harm. by Charles H. 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From Food Safety News TAGSJimmy DeanRecall Previous articleDespite above-average rainfall in November, drought conditions develop in some countiesNext articleDon’t worry about screen time – focus on how you use technology Denise Connell RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR The Anatomy of Fear Please enter your comment! CTI Foods LLC is recalling almost 30,000 pounds of Jimmy Dean sausage links because consumers have reported finding pieces of metal in the product.Complete distribution details were not immediately available. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported only that the sausage was sent to “an establishment in Tennessee where the product was further distributed to retail stores.” The USDA did not report whether any of the stores are in other states.The Owingsville, KY-based CTI Foods produced the ready-to-eat (RTE) sausage links on Aug. 4, according to a recall notice posted by the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). The recalled sausage all has a use-by date of Jan. 31, 2019.“The problem was discovered on Dec. 10 when FSIS received notification that the establishment had received five consumer complaints of metal pieces in the RTE sausage links,” the recall notice states.“FSIS is concerned that some product may be in consumers’ freezers. Consumers who have purchased these products are urged not to consume them. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.”All of the sausage links subject to this recall have the establishment number “EST. 19085” printed on the back of the packages. Packaging information consumers can use to determine whether they have the recalled sausage includes:23.4-oz. pouches of “Jimmy Dean HEAT ’n SERVE Original SAUSAGE LINKS Made with Pork & Turkey”Use By date of Jan. 31, 2019Case code A6382168Timestamp range of 11:58 through 01:49Officials have not received any confirmed reports of injuries or illnesses in connection with the recalled sausage.FSIS routinely conducts recall effectiveness checks to verify recalling firms notify their customers of the recall and that steps are taken to make certain that the product is no longer available to consumers. When available, the retail distribution list(s) will be posted on the FSIS website at www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls.Consumers with questions about the recall can contact the Jimmy Dean customer service line at 855-382-3101.
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Track and field fares well in annual Texas Relays Twitter Linkedin ReddIt Adam Oviedo’s three run home run in the sixth inning kick started the team’s second comeback of the weekend. Photo by Jack Wallace Kennedy Harveyhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/kennedy-harvey/ Facebook No. 16 baseball holds on to win first home series of the season Kennedy Harveyhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/kennedy-harvey/ Track and Field continues to improve with strong showing in Charlie Thomas invitational ReddIt Kennedy Harvey Another series win lands TCU Baseball in the top 5, earns Sikes conference award 
Linkedin Facebook Previous articleWomen’s basketball defeats UTA in Round 2 of WNIT, 71-52Next articleSpectrum has big visions for A Night of Drag Kennedy Harvey RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR TCU baseball finds their biggest fan just by saying hello TCU rowing program strengthens after facing COVID-19 setbacks Kennedy Harveyhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/kennedy-harvey/ + posts Three Horned Frogs walk away as Big 12 indoor champions printAn eighth-inning comeback saw No. 20 TCU take the deciding game of their first conference series with a 12-8 win over No. 9 Texas. With their backs against the wall, the Horned Frogs never let up despite trailing by five and coming off of a 13-1 loss Saturday. “After last night and then being down 7-2, human instinct is to just give in and worry about Tuesday,” said head coach Jim Schlossnagle. “The guys did a hell of a job. This means we are 2-1 in the league, we just won a series, but there is a lot of baseball to be played and we have to play a lot better if we want to win a title.”Texas came out strong to start the game, taking an early 3-0 lead. The first two Longhorn batters managed to get on base with a single up the middle and a bunt. With runners on first and second, Austin Todd hit a single to Brandon Williamson whose pitching error saw the Longhorns get on the board, sending two home. A single to left field gave the Longhorns their third run of the inning. The Horned Frogs answered in the bottom of the first with a solo home run by Josh Watson, his second of the year. The Longhorns extended their lead to 5-1 in the top of the fourth. Williamson was replaced by Charles King after allowing the Longhorns to score their fourth run of the game. King allowed one more run in relief and the inning ended with Texas leading by four. Another solo home run, this time by Austin Henry, cut the Texas lead to three runs after four innings. Texas added another two runs in the sixth inning, extending their lead to 7-2.“I firmly believed we could get back in the game as long as we didn’t give them too much of a lead,” Schlossnagle said.In the 6th, a three-run home run by Adam Oviedo kick-started the team’s comeback. “I’m not necessarily saying I was trying to hit it out, but if the ball got up in the air, it was going to carry a little bit,” said Oviedo. “The wind really did come in our favor today. I heard [Schlossnagle] in the dugout, he was saying we’re gonna run into it at some point in the game, just hit it up in the air and it might go out. That wasn’t our general approach, but we just kept swinging the bat hard and things fell our way.”The Lupton Stadium energy noticeably began to pick up after the Oviedo blast. “I think that was a real big energy booster for the team overall,” Oviedo said. “I think it really sparked the flame to remind us that we’re still in the ballgame.”The Frogs started the seventh with a pitching change, bringing Augie Mihlbauer in to replace King. He walked his first batter but had a ground out on a bunt. He allowed another single base hit, loading the bases and was replaced by Dalton Brown. Despite hitting a ground out to third, the Longhorns sent a runner home to make the score 8-5.The Frogs began their eighth inning comeback with a single by Oviedo. Following him was Conner Shepherd with a single to right field, advancing Oviedo to second. Andrew Keefer singled up the middle, Shepherd moved to third, and Oviedo ran home to tie the game.“Our lineup has good balance to it,” said Schlossnagle. “I love the competitiveness. What Adam and Shepherd have brought to the lineup after not being offensive players last year has made it what it is because it has depth.”Hunter Wolfe was next up to bat and reached the base on a fielding error by the shortstop. Keefer proceeded to third, and Shepherd scored, giving the Frogs their first lead of the ballgame. Wolfe stole second, causing a pitching change for the Longhorns. Watson was then intentionally walked to load the bases. After it was all said and done, the Horned Frogs entered the ninth leading 12-8. A strong showing by closer Marcelo Perez made it a quick one, two, three inning that secured the series. The Frogs’ next game is set for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday when they host UT-Rio Grande Valley. Kennedy Harveyhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/kennedy-harvey/ Twitter
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Pinterest Home Local News Government City to honor girl who raised money for police dogs Facebook Landgraf staffer resigns following investigation 1 of 2 Twitter Facebook WhatsApp Randi Spenser, 10, is raising money for the Odessa Police Department K-9 Program by giving away hot chocolate for donations. She will be putting up her stand for the last weekend from 6 to 10:30 p.m. this Friday and Saturday. WhatsApp The Odessa City Council is scheduled to recognize 10-year-old Randi Spenser today for raising more than $7,126 for the Odessa Police Department’s K-9 unit by selling hot chocolate in her neighborhood during the holidays.Interim City Manager Michael Marrero described Spenser as “a great example of a civic minded young person taking action to improve her community.” Police Chief Mike Gerke and Mayor David Turner are scheduled to present her with an award.Spenser, an aspiring police officer who has three pet dogs, told the Odessa American last month that she was inspired to raise money for the K-9 unit after seeing the movie “Megan Leavey” about a soldier’s bond with a military combat dog during her service in Iraq.“It opened my eyes up of what they did and how I could help my community by not only helping the dogs but helping the handler,” she said. Twitter
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The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Print This Post Home / Daily Dose / Coronavirus Could Halt Mortgage Payments Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Coronavirus Could Halt Mortgage Payments The Chief Economist at Moody’s Analytics estimates that as many as 30% of Americans with home loans—nearly 15 million households—could stop paying their loans if the economy is closed through the summer. “This is an unprecedented event,” said Susan Wachter, professor of real estate and finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, in an article by the Los Angeles Times. “The great financial crisis happened over a number of years. This is happening in a matter of months—a matter of weeks.”Andrew Jakabovics, a former senior advisor for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and who is now at Enterprise Community Partners, a nonprofit affordable housing group, said of the virus, “nobody has any sense of how long this might last.”“The forbearance program allows everybody to press pause on their current circumstances and take a deep breath. Then we can look at what the world might look like in six or 12 months from now and plan for that,” Jakabovics told the Los Angeles Times. CNBC reported Monday that a coalition of mortgage leaders sent a request to Federal regulators over the weekend for “desperately needed cash.” The report from CNBC said the number for mortgage forbearance requests have been coming in at an “alarming rate,” but servicers still need to pay bondholders. The report cited Jay Bray, CEO of Mr. Cooper, who said his company has already granted 80,000 forbearances. Mr. Cooper services nearly 4 million loans across the nation. CNBC quoted Bray as saying, “there is going to be complete chaos” without federal help. According to CNN, analysts believe the Fed will step in soon, as after granting homeowners forbearance, servicers are still on the hook with investors to continue paying principal and interest on the mortgages, leading to servicers lacking the cash necessary to cover missed payments.To address these concerns, and to introduce ways to mitigate the unintended consequences of moratoriums, the National Mortgage Servicing Association (NMSA), a nonpartisan organization driven by senior executive representation from the nation’s leading mortgage servicing organizations, announced a proposal to ensure that the up to $100 billion in liquidity necessary to provide payment relief for up to 12 million Ginnie Mae homeowners is secured.The NMSA released a proposal outlining their recommended steps in the light of some of these announced governmental programs.NMSA’s proposal outlines how Ginnie Mae programs, which include residential mortgage loans guaranteed by FHA, VA, and USDA, play a crucial role in the housing market by serving low-to-moderate income, communities of color, first-time homebuyers, and rural and veteran mortgage borrowers who typically do not qualify for conforming or bank loans and may be especially vulnerable during periods of economic stress, including the present COVID-19 pandemic. Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago housing market 2020 Mortgage Payments 2020-04-06 Mike Albanese Share Save Previous: Ocwen Financial Addresses COVID-19 Concerns Next: DS5: FHFA Director Discusses Forbearance Related Articles About Author: Mike Albanese in Daily Dose, Featured, Foreclosure, Market Studies, News April 6, 2020 2,185 Views 
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News UpdatesKarnataka High Court Appoints Amicus Curiae To Replace Petitioner In Case Against Cauvery Calling Project Mustafa Plumber3 Nov 2020 3:39 AMShare This – xThe Karnataka High Court on Tuesday appointed Advocate B V Vidyulatha as Amicus curiae to assist the court in a a petition raising objection over Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev’s Isha foundation collecting funds from the public for the Cauvery Calling Project.A division bench of Chief Justice Abhay Oka and Justice S Vishwajith Shetty has now posted the matter for a preliminary hearing on…Your free access to Live Law has expiredTo read the article, get a premium account.Your Subscription Supports Independent JournalismSubscription starts from ₹ 599+GST (For 6 Months)View PlansPremium account gives you:Unlimited access to Live Law Archives, Weekly/Monthly Digest, Exclusive Notifications, Comments.Reading experience of Ad Free Version, Petition Copies, Judgement/Order Copies.Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber?LoginThe Karnataka High Court on Tuesday appointed Advocate B V Vidyulatha as Amicus curiae to assist the court in a a petition raising objection over Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev’s Isha foundation collecting funds from the public for the Cauvery Calling Project.A division bench of Chief Justice Abhay Oka and Justice S Vishwajith Shetty has now posted the matter for a preliminary hearing on November 23. The court had earlier removed the petitioner of the case, Advocate A V Amarnathan, after stating that his conduct was not that of a pro-bono litigant and converted the petition filed into a suo-motu case. The Court took this drastic step after noticing that the petitioner had sent a legal notice to ‘Discovery Channel’ asking it to desist from telecasting a show on the ‘Cauvery calling project’The channel had scheduled to air a program on August 24 about the Cauvery Calling project. However, on receiving the legal notice by the petitioner Amarnathan the program was cancelled. This was brought to the notice of the court by Isha Outreach.The court took exception to the petitioner sending such a notice to the TV channel even though there was no stay order against the project. The bench while removing Amarnathan noted “In his affidavit Amarnathan, instead of showing remorse, has justified what he has done. Therefore we cannot allow the petitioner to prosecute this petition as a pro-bono litigant. Orders passed by this court from time to time will show that the issue raised in the petition will have to be gone into. Therefore this petition will have to be treated as suo-motu (PIL).” As per the petition, the Foundation is planning to plant 253 crores tree saplings across the 639 kilometer stretch of Cauvery river bank from its birth place Talacauvery to Thiruvarur. The Foundation is said to be collecting Rs. 42 per tree planting from the public. That means it is collecting a whooping sum of Rs 253 X 42 in total of Rs, 10,626 crores , which according to the petitioner is a major scam. On January 7, the Court had asked the foundation to disclose the amount it had collected for the Cauvery Calling Project. The bench had then said “Do not be under the impression that you are not bound by law because you are a spiritual organization.” Later, Isha Foundation told the Court that the project was being dealt with by Isha Outreach.Next Story
Henderson earns state honor Email the author Pike County Sheriff’s Office offering community child ID kits The Penny Hoarder Issues “Urgent” Alert: 6 Companies… James Henderson of Troy has been named the 2011 Fair Manager of the Year by the Association of Alabama Fairs.Henderson has been an active fair manager for the Pike County Fair for 13 years and a member of the sponsoring Pike County Shrine Club for 37 years. Latest Stories Remember America’s heroes on Memorial Day By The Penny Hoarder Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration Henderson said all of those associated with the Pike County Fair Association have a strong commitment to children.“The Shriners have one of the largest burn centers in the country and we are always reaching out to children in need,” he said. “We are dedicated to that purpose.”The Pike County Fair offers free pass to school children on Wednesday and Saturday nights so that more children are able to attend.And Henderson is personally dedicated to making the Pike County Fair the best it can be. He orchestrates all of the fair activities including the musical programs, youth bands, dance teams, singers and clowns. He conducts the sales and registrations of the commercial booths and the registration of non-commercial booths. Skip Published 9:01 pm Monday, February 21, 2011 Troy falls to No. 13 Clemson Around the WebMd: Do This Immediately if You Have Diabetes (Watch)Blood Sugar BlasterIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier LivingHave an Enlarged Prostate? Urologist Reveals: Do This Immediately (Watch)Healthier LivingWomen Only: Stretch This Muscle to Stop Bladder Leakage (Watch)Healthier LivingRemoving Moles & Skin Tags Has Never Been This EasyEssential HealthBet You’re Pretty Curious About Jaden’s Net Worth Right About Now, HuhBradofoThe content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent’s Privacy PolicyWant your content to appear on sites like this?Increase Your Engagement Now!Want to report this publisher’s content as misinformation?Submit a ReportGot it, thanks!Remove Content Link?Please choose a reason below:Fake NewsMisleadingNot InterestedOffensiveRepetitiveSubmitCancel Sponsored Content You Might Like Trojans cruise past Dothan, Greenville Members of the Charles Henderson HIgh School baseball team congratulate Chase Smartt, with helmet, after a two-run home run during… read more Book Nook to reopen By Jaine Treadwell “This is a great honor for James and for the Pike County Fair,” said Freddie Turner, Shrine Club member. “James always does an outstanding job. He is very deserving of the honor and we congratulate him.”Henderson was quick to turn the attention away from him and toward those he said are the backbone of the annual Pike County Fair.“This award is a great honor and I accepted it on behalf of the Pike County Fair Association,” Henderson said. “The award is presented for really hard work and we have some of the most dedicated and hard working people I know. The Pike County Fair has been very competitive for years and we’ve graded high. We’ve been able to hold a rating of excellent since 2000. And this is all due to the great support of our Shriners and our ladies auxiliary. Without their support this award would never have happened.” Print Article “Our local government and law enforcement agencies participate in the Pike County Fair in an effort to improve the health and safety of our community,” Henderson said. “We also have participation from our political parties.”The 2010 fair improved its concession area by adding drinking fountains and benches.“Another improvement we made was in the livestock area,” Henderson said. “We made it so that children could pet and feed the small animals and, after the fair was over, people were able to buy the rabbits and chickens and that worked really well.”Other than managing the Pike County Fair, Henderson is active in church programs and activities at Southside Baptist Church were he is a member of the choir, director of the RA program and president of the men’s ministry.Henderson was manager of the Troy Americans baseball team of the Pro-Am League for 12 years and the team won 10 championships during that time.He was commissioner of the League for three years.
iStock(NEWARK, N.J.) — Flights have resumed Newark International Airport on Saturday afternoon after a United Airlines plane skidded off the runway upon landing and all flights were temporarily grounded, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.The United plane, which departed from Denver International Airport, “experienced multiple flat tires upon landing in Newark,” a United spokesperson said in a statement. The flight was carrying 166 passengers and there were no serious injuries.The ground stop went into effect shortly after 1 p.m. ET. No flights were allowed to take off or land at the airport, one of the busiest in the country.The plane, United Airlines Flight 627, “skidded to the left side of the pavement,” the FAA tweeted. “The left main landing gear is stuck in a grassy area.”Passengers exited the aircraft, a Boeing 757-200, by stairs and boarded buses to the terminal.Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Samara Heisz/iStock(NEW YORK) — While many countries around the world and cities in the U.S. are pointing toward positive signs that social distancing might be finally flattening the curve, the novel coronavirus death toll continues to be staggering with at least 113,000 dead worldwide.The U.S. is the global leader in the number of cases and deaths. More than 21,733 people in the U.S. have died as a result of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory virus, according to data compiled by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. At least 550,000 people in the U.S. have tested positive and over 2.6 million Americans have been tested for the disease. Worldwide, more than 1.8 million people have been diagnosed since the virus emerged in China in December. The actual numbers are believed to be much higher due to testing shortages, many unreported cases and suspicions that some governments are hiding the scope of their nations’ outbreaks.Here’s how the situation is developing Monday. All times Eastern:7:02 a.m.: Spain reports a 0.29% rate of increase in newly diagnosed COVID-19 casesSpanish authorities reported on Monday that there were only 477 newly diagnosed cases of coronavirus, a 0.29% rate of increase, which the lowest we’ve seen in some time. The Spanish Health Ministry also reported that there were 517 deaths in one day which brought the total up to 17,489, a 3.05% increase and that the 477 new cases brought the total number of those who have been infected in the country up to 166,496, a 0.29% increase.Today is also the day that business around the country that cannot operate remotely are allowed to reopen their doors to the public.4:55 a.m.: Moscow introduces digital passes to move around the cityThe Moscow government introduced a special page on their website to apply for a QR code to move around the city. This morning the website became unavailable for some users, Meduza reported. Officials said the website was down due to a botnet attack, that was coming “also from abroad.” The pass will be obligatory starting from Wednesday.3:48 a.m.: President Trump retweets call to fire Dr. Anthony FauciPresident Donald Trump retweeted a tweet demanding that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, be fired from his post.The tweet was in response to DeAnna Lorraine who is currently running for Congress in California.Said Lorraine: “Fauci is now saying that had Trump listened to the medical experts earlier he could’ve saved more lives. Fauci was telling people on February 29th that there was nothing to worry about and it posed no threat to the US public at large.Time to #FireFauci.”Sorry Fake News, it’s all on tape. I banned China long before people spoke up. Thank you @OANN https://t.co/d40JQkUZg5— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 12, 2020Only hours earlier Fauci had appeared on CNN saying that he thinks more lives could have been saved if mitigation efforts to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus had started earlier.“I mean, obviously, you could logically say that if you had a process that was ongoing and you started mitigation earlier, you could have saved lives,” Fauci told CNN’s Jake Tapper on State of the Union. “Obviously, no one is going to deny that. But what goes into those decisions is complicated … But you’re right, I mean, obviously, if we had right from the very beginning shut everything down, it may have been a little bit different. But there was a lot of pushback about shutting things down back then.” Copyright © 2020, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
September 3, 2019 /Sports News – Local Utah Football’s Francis Bernard Named Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week Written by FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailSALT LAKE CITY-University of Utah football senior linebacker Francis Bernard was named as the Pac-12 defensive player of the week Tuesday for his heroics in the Utes’ 30-12 rout of BYU August 29.This is the first time Bernard, a former Herriman High School star, has received a Pac-12 weekly honor in his collegiate career.Bernard returned an interception for a score against the Cougars and added 1.5 tackles for a loss.He is currently on track to graduate with a degree in sociology in December.Bernard and his Utes teammates return to action Saturday at 11:00 am against Northern Illinois. Tags: Francis Bernard/Northern Illinois/Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week/Utah Football Brad James
A new tech platform is to launch next year that will enable tenants to pay their rental deposits in instalments but enable letting and agents and landlords to receive the money directly, rather than via the tenant.Called Fronted, it has been founded by three well-known figures from the world of tech and, because the deposit does not pass through tenants’ bank accounts, it can charge a low interest rate of 12.5% despite being an unsecured loan.The brains behind the business are former Monzo high flier Simon Vans-Colina (above, centre), former Bud exec Jamie Campbell (right) and Anthony Mann (left), who used to work at Apple.The platform is still in development but will use Open Banking technology to enable Fronted to assess a tenant’s financial health prior to lending them their tenancy deposit.CEO Jamie Campbell told The Negotiator that the deposit payment platform is just the first step in his desire to disrupt the world of tenant finances.March launchThe company is due to soft-launch the service with a limited number of tenants in March next year via the Financial Conduct Authority’s regulatory sandbox testing initiative and then fully launch later in the year.“We know that many tenants struggle in particular when they are waiting for their old deposit to be returned but need to pay a new one at their next rented property,” says Campbell. “Renting is expensive, stressful and at times makes you feel like a second class citizen, and we want to change that.”Read more about rental deposits. Fronted Monzo Apple Jamie Campbell rental deposits bud December 5, 2019Nigel LewisWhat’s your opinion? Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.Please note: This is a site for professional discussion. Comments will carry your full name and company.This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Related articles Letting agent fined £11,500 over unlicenced rent-to-rent HMO3rd May 2021 BREAKING: Evictions paperwork must now include ‘breathing space’ scheme details30th April 2021 City dwellers most satisfied with where they live30th April 2021 Home » News » New competitor emerges in race to help tenants pay their deposits previous nextProptechNew competitor emerges in race to help tenants pay their depositsFronted will pay a tenant’s deposit direct to their letting agent and then charge tenants 12.5% APR to repay the money owed, in instalments.Nigel Lewis5th December 201901,017 Views