#David Eyk

[laginestra98]

After all your marvellous and complex posts about Celeborn, I just wanted to add a silly little thing.

SPOILER FOR 1899 (NETFLIX) AND INTELRUDE IN PRAGUE

I think that, if they must cast someone in that role, the perfect choice would be Aneurin Barnard.

First, because he already worked with Clark in Interlude in Prague, in which they have a love story that ends tragically (very tragically) and The personal history of David Copperfield. In Interlude they even meet at a ball!! Coincidence?? I don't think so, lol

(he play a goofy Mozart, here)

We met in a glade of flowers. I was dancing and he saw me there Galadriel, 1x07

Second, he is the perfect "husband who stays on the background while his strong-willed wife flirts with the mysterious handsome co-protagonist"

Here (1899) she, Maura, doesn't even remember who he is, neither that they have a son; she is too preoccupied to solve the mysteries on the ship they are in (is more complicated than that, btw) with the captain (Eyk, in the gif below) she barely knows, whom she (probably, but we'll never know because Nteflix cancelled it, sigh) has a cosmic connection with (ring a bell?)

I mean, imagine this

with this

He's perfetc for the role!

[thermodynamic-comedian]

1899 finale spoilers ahead

i have four things to say:

- what the FUCK even is this show /pos

- eyk better be back for the second season or im gonna start throwing punches

- david bowie's star man is literally the perfect song choice for that final scene.

- they should change the name of the show to 2099 for the second season with no context.

[fatherramiro]

WIP asks: 5, 10, 11, 21? Please and thank you!

thank you!! for this one, im going to discuss though my soul may set in darkness

5. Are there any OCs in this chapter/fic? Who’s your favorite? - I think Ciaran technically counts as an OC since we know so little about him and I am really, really giving him a whole internal life here! He's not going to make a full appearance in the next chapter, but he'll be popping up very soon

10. What is the last line of dialogue you’ve written? - "You have to believe me" (which, in a shocking turn of events, is a Daniel line)

11. What scene are you most hyped for this chapter/fic? - The only one that isn't a major spoiler is that the Tove and Ramiro scene is going to be a Lot. Also, there will be an Ángel and Eyk interaction you'll enjoy :)

21. Share 3 songs that would belong on a playlist for this chapter/fic. - For the whole fic, I'd say three songs would be Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush, Heroes by David Bowie, and Find My Way Back by Eric Arjes

[housefreak]

actually what doomed little guys do i have. nacho, jonas, jay, eyk, david ward, i feel like there are others but if i cant remember them are they really my little guys

[davidjhiggins]

Cirsova Magazine of Thrilling Adventure and Daring Suspense, Volume 2 #12, ed. P. Alexander

Cirsova Magazine of Thrilling Adventure and Daring Suspense, Volume 2 #12, ed. P. Alexander

Alexander gathers tales that, while they are set in very different worlds and might not always agree on all the nuances of morality, are united by their focus on people of strong character taking action rather than succumbing to circumstance. …

[niallodonohoe]

C's Recap - Four Against Then Enough for Van Eyk + Canadians to Hold off AquaSox

C's Recap - Four Against Then Enough for Van Eyk + Canadians to Hold off AquaSox. #VanCanadians #MontysMounties #WeAreBlueJays

The Vancouver Canadians kept the Everett AquaSox bats in check long enough to pick up a 4-3 victory at Ron Tonkin Field Wednesday. The AquaSox did not give C.J. Van Eyk any time to settle into the game. Kaden Polcovich hit the first pitch of the game for a double and was at third one pitch when Julio Rodriguez flied out to centre. Austin Shenton grounded out to second but that was enough to…

[farahukblog]

Farah x SoccerBible talks to Everyone You Know

There’s undoubtedly a collective appreciation when football meets fashion and music, which is why we’re proud to present the artists featured in the Farah X SoccerBible ‘Unity’ collection shoot. Introducing, Everyone You Know.

Multi-faceted sibling duo EYK – Everyone You Know - already have over 52 million worldwide streams, a 15-date (sold out) UK tour, a festival debut at Reading & Leeds and their 12 track EP ‘Just for The Times’ is out next month. Citing Dr Dre, The Streets, Wu Tang Clan and Kano amongst their inspirations; they’ve already built a cult following with tracks such as ‘Charlie’, ‘Our Generation’, ‘She Don’t Dance’, and ‘The Drive’. Along with support from the likes of Annie Mac (headlined AMP at Old Blue Last), Jack Saunders (Radio 1 Maida Vale Session), Steve Lamacq (6Music Session), BBC Introducing, NME, Sunday Times Culture, Complex and The Line of Best Fit, this London-based duo are positioning themselves as one of the most exciting and innovative talents to come out of the UK.

Check out the full interview below..

What does Unity mean to you guys?

Harvey: For me, when I think of Unity and music, the first thing that comes to mind is 90s rave culture where people were so far apart in terms of tastes and interests but then brought together by music. Music is the thing that can bring people together, whether you’re on the other side of the world and never met someone before, music can instantly break down those language barriers. Football can do that as well. Two people can support the same team but have nothing else in common yet they can feel united by the love for the game. That’s my interpretation on what unity means to me.

Football has the power of bringing people together. How have you witnessed that first hand?

Rhys: It’s got to be the international competitions. Looking back at say the 2018 World Cup, that just  brought the whole nation together. Everyone was out celebrating, everyone was together. On the club level it’s different because of the rivalry and tribal nature of it but when those international tournaments swing around, like the Euros, this year, it brings everyone together.

Summer tournaments, the sun out, England in the Euros - it’s going to be a good time isn’t it?

Harvey: 100%. I cannot wait for it. When I think back to what our routine looks like on a match day during a tournament, there will always be a family BBQ, everyone comes round then once the game is done we’ll head straight to the pub and have a few beers. It becomes a full day of it. It feels like a big occasion and you don’t normally do that when say England are playing in a qualifier. For the big tournaments, it’s almost like a tradition, the whole country gets together. You can get stuck into the whole occasion.

What have you made of football over the last year or so, it’s going to be such a party when we can go all in on the experience of watching football again isn’t it?

Rhy: A lot has happened to effect football all at once. On the pitch, things like VAR have really changed the Premier League. It’s taken a lot of emotion out of the game and those celebration moments. The fans not being at games doubled down on that and completely took all the emotion out of stadiums, quite literally. Having VAR introduced to the game and fans taken out of the game at the same time was like a real punch to the game. It’s all had an effect. We need the summer and a party to put it right.

Tell us about what you make of where football meets fashion? Which players do it well?

Harvey: There’s not all that many players that come to mind when it comes to those who look mad off the pitch. People like Bellerin always look the part and he does his thing. You can’t help but think David Beckham is still doing it well. He always looks the part. I feel that football and fashion are mixing so much right now though and in such a good way. The kits and the designs behind them are so much more wearable. The Italia 90 shirt is like 30 years old now but still looks amazing. That is very much a fashion item you could wear to the pub on a day when England aren’t playing.

Rhys: Yeah Becks. What a guy. You see so many players go down the road with all the Balenciaga stuff on and they’re in that whole ‘drip’ scene. I’m not really about that myself. I’d agree, I’d still take a Becks’ over some stuff you see players in these days - he’s always looking sharp.

What did you make of the Farah Unity collection?

Rhys: Loved it, man. It’s top drawer, I perfect bit of me. I like that you can dress it up and dress it down. Some of the jackets you could wear casually but you could also put a roll neck underneath and it looks smart too. Really into it.

Harvey: Farah is a brand that we’ve always liked and had an association with. I remember growing up, our old man used to wear Farah. It’s a brand that resonates culturally. We’ve always gravitated towards it. We’re massive football fans too so to have SoccerBible and Farah come together to collaborate, it’s the best of both worlds. We loved it.

How has the experience been during lockdown and making music? It’s going to feel good to get new music out there - how are you feeling about that?

Harvey: Buzzing. We’ve just wrapped up an unofficial album. A long EP. We’ll have that out this summer between June and July. It’ll be nice to have a fresh body of work out this summer that we can then go and tour once the pandemic is over. Really excited about it. It’s been two years in the making, this body of work and it’s all completely fresh.

Rhys: It will be nice to have something we can put out there that time stamps this period we’ve all been through. We can look back and say we’ve made these tunes through a very difficult time for everyone and they can be a positive for us that has come from a pretty bleak time. Being able to tour it will be everything going full-circle. We want that so much.

When you think of your music in a football environment or a party environment. How much do you think about those occasions - for example, could your new EP provide an ideal soundtrack for the Euros?

Rhys: I think it’s bang on. On our latest single, “Higher”, it just feels like a proper stadium tune. I feel like it would be perfect for when players are in the tunnel and just about to come out onto the pitch. It’s a stadium anthem.

Harvey: You have to head into the music making process, imagining where your music is going to be played. For us, we always think about the output. Are we making something for radio for people to hear on the move or in the car or are we making something for a rave and a party. We’re always looking to make out and out bangers but the approach does change and we do think about it a lot. Rhys is clever with his lyrics and football chants do inspire is too. We’d love to have one of our tunes adopted by fans and them to create their own chant from it.

Rhys: That is the dream. Once fans start singing our stuff on the terraces, that’s it for me. That’s the real dream.

Talking of dreams. If England have a good Euros, what would the party look like for you guys?

Rhys: Ah mate. I swear to god, if England do well and win, I will fly to Vegas to celebrate it.

Harvey: Even if we don’t get all that far into it, I’m just looking forward to being able to go back out to stadiums and have a drink in a pub without having to think about social distancing and all that. To all be together again, watching the football in the sun. There’s nothing better.

[shirlleycoyle]

Hobbyist Cryptographers Seemingly Solve Infamous Zodiac Killer Cipher

After 51 years, a group of three hobbyist cryptographers is claiming to have cracked one of the most infamous ciphers created by the infamous Zodiac killer. In a video posted to YouTube, David Oranchak explains the processes he and two others went through to crack "The 340" cipher, which is made up of 340 symbols—some of which are English characters and others of which are cryptic marks:

"Oh my god, so this is a big one. We have a solution for the 340, and it's real," Oranchak says in the video. Well-known cryptographers who analyzed the video and accompanying blog posts for Motherboard said that the group's solution at least seems plausible. Oranchak told Motherboard he has been working on solving the 340 for more than a decade.

The FBI told the website ZodiacKillerFacts.com, run by a writer named Michael Butterfield who has been studying the serial killer since the 1990s, that "On December 5, 2020, the FBI received the solution to a cipher popularly known as Z340 from a cryptologic researcher and independently verified the decryption." The FBI did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Motherboard.

This, the group says, is the solution to the cipher:

"I HOPE YOU ARE HAVING LOTS OF FUN IN TRYING TO CATCH ME 

THAT WASNT ME ON THE TV SHOW 

WHICH BRINGS UP A POINT ABOUT ME 

I AM NOT AFRAID OF THE GAS CHAMBER 

BECAUSE IT WILL SEND ME TO PARADICE ALL THE SOONER 

BECAUSE I NOW HAVE ENOUGH SLAVES TO WORK FOR ME 

WHERE EVERYONE ELSE HAS NOTHING WHEN THEY REACH PARADICE 

SO THEY ARE AFRAID OF DEATH 

I AM NOT AFRAID BECAUSE I KNOW THAT MY NEW LIFE IS

LIFE WILL BE AN EASY ONE IN PARADICE DEATH"

The team’s crucial breakthrough came when applied mathematician, Sam Blake, came up with about 650,000 different cipher manipulations (or order in which to read them). From here, using code-breaking software designed by Jarl Van Eycke, the team’s third member, came up with three valuable clues they say helped solve the puzzle. 

The team was working off of three short phrases: “HOPE YOU ARE,” “TRYING TO CATCH ME,” and “OR THE GAS CHAMBER.” 

On October 22, 1969 an individual called into a show hosted by Jum Dunbar going by the name zodiac. In the call, as the video shows, the caller says, “I need help. I’m sick … I don’t want to go to the gas chamber,” followed by “I’m going to kill those kids.” they immediately then hang up the phone. 

“It was a needle in a haystack,” Blake told ZodiacKillerFacts.com. “Even finding the right haystack to search in was lucky.”

To simplify what is ultimately quite complex cryptography (the solution is best explained in the video embedded above), the team ran those phrases through Van Eyke’s decoding software, and the machine instantly came back with a relatively coherent message. After some more transcribing, the team uncovered the message. 

"The crypto community has been chasing this cipher for decades so I hope they see and verify the solution. The construction of the cipher may tell us a bit more about the Zodiac's profile," Oranchak told Motherboard. "He clearly had enough understanding of ciphers to make an interesting one with enough twists to defeat codebreakers for 51 years. I hope the solution helps law enforcement make some positive movement in this cold case."

Motherboard ran the solution past well-known cryptographer, Matthew D. Green, an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute, and Steven Bellovin, a computer security researcher at Columbia University. Neither could say for sure whether Oranchak's team's solution was definitely correct, but both said the principles the team used were generally sound.

"This is tough. On the one hand, if you pick enough arbitrary manipulations to a cipher, eventually you’ll pop up something that looks like real text. There are literally millions of things you can do to transform a ciphertext, and if you iterate through enough arbitrary ones you’ll eventually pop out what looks like real text," Green said. "Here we’re given a first technique—reading the letters diagonally like a knight hopping through a chessboard—that might be the 10th technique the codebreakers tried, or it might be the 10,000th attempt. It produces garbled text that mostly seems like real words. Using the same key on the next section doesn’t quite work, so the codebreakers need to tweak their technique even further to get useful text. The third section doesn’t follow the same structure at all, so a different technique is used there. So you can see there’s a lot of 'room' here for the codebreakers to try millions of random tweaks, until they get something that obviously decodes. With all that said: this still looks really convincing, in the form of a YouTube video. None of the transformations are that outlandish, and the tricks they use in the middle section seem to involve shifting and ignoring two small sections that could reasonably be characterized as encoding mistakes."

Bellovin said he's not a cryptanalyst, but that "Some parts of the video seem very plausible, including the assumption of encoding errors—that’s a well-attested phenomenon in the real world. In addition, this appears to have been a one-time use cipher, so difficulties for the recipient wouldn’t actually matter. And the techniques described—multiple ciphertext letters for a given plaintext letter, transpositions, splitting a message into sections for encrypting—are well known. What gives me pause is that a number of the transformations seemed ad hoc: read diagonally here, delete letters there, move those others to the end. If you play around enough, you can get something sensible-seeming out of almost anything." 

Oranchak says this has, obviously, been a highlight for him. "I started around 2006 or 2007. My goal was mainly to solve the 340," he said.  “We got VERY lucky … The chase for the solution led to improvements in codebreaking tools and technology.  It also tells us about a transposition scheme that current tools are not yet totally great at solving.  So there is room for improvements that may help solve similar ciphers in the future."

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[atlanticcanada]

East Coast vote: Liberals brace for losses in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

HALIFAX -- At first glance, it would appear Justin Trudeau's Liberals built an electoral fortress in Atlantic Canada in 2015, having won all of the region's 32 ridings.

Four years later, with the party on the defensive over the leader's blackface bombshells, the Liberal ramparts on the East Coast have been shaken, and there are clear indications the Conservatives will make significant gains on election day.

Even before the Liberal leader apologized last week for what he admitted were racist acts from his past, the party was bracing for losses in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, where traditionally Tory ridings will be the ones to watch on Oct. 21.

A few seats in Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador are also in contention, but Conservative and third-party gains in those provinces are expected to be minimal.

"I think there's a consensus that 2015 was one-off," said Donald Wright, a political science professor at the University of New Brunswick.

"There were seats that went Liberal that had no business going Liberal. We'll probably see a return of some of those seats back to the Conservative party."

In Nova Scotia, it's clear the Liberals are worried they could lose as many as five of province's 11 seats to the Conservatives. Trudeau's former principal secretary, Gerald Butts, said as much in March when he testified before the Commons justice committee about the SNC-Lavalin scandal.

With popular incumbents Scott Brison, Bill Casey and Colin Fraser having decided not to run again, Butts testified that he had been worried, ahead of a cabinet shuffle in January, that the two longtime Liberal MPs in Cape Breton -- Rodger Cuzner and Mark Eyking -- would also step down once they learned they had been passed over for cabinet posts.

A month after that January shuffle, which saw rookie Nova Scotia MP Bernadette Jordan elevated to cabinet, Eyking announced his retirement -- and Cuzner did the same in April.

"In short, in the span of a few months, we would go from holding all 11 seats in Nova Scotia with strong incumbents, to having five of them open," Butts told the committee.

However, political science professor David Johnson said recent polls indicate the Liberals had managed to regain significant voter support in Nova Scotia as the election campaign was about to begin. That means the traditionally safe Liberal ridings in Cape Breton could remain beyond the Tories' grasp.

"I think Nova Scotia may be a bit safer now than back in the winter," said Johnson, who teaches at Cape Breton University in Sydney. "If those numbers hold up on election day, then most of the 11 seats in Nova Scotia will go Liberal again."

Former pollster Don Mills said it is too early to say whether the Liberal campaign has been hurt by revelations of Trudeau's habit as a younger man of darkening his skin and pretending to be a person of colour.

In the Nova Scotia riding of Sackville-Preston-Chezzetcook, NDP candidate Matt Stickland said Monday the blackface issue has been raised only twice among the hundreds of constituents he's talked to while campaigning door to door.

The riding east of Halifax includes the 3,000 people in the predominantly black communities of North Preston and East Preston, which together comprise one of the largest black communities in Canada.

"A lot of what the political class is talking about and commenting on doesn't really land in the same way for most of the people I've been talking to," Stickland said in an interview. "Nobody is really talking about it, because people are facing issues that are far more immediate than worrying about what Trudeau did in 2001."

In New Brunswick, at least five of the province's 10 ridings are in play, most of them in the south, where English-speaking voters are in the majority and Tory allegiances run deep.

"My guess is that they will be back to blue," Wright said, adding that the Liberals may retain Fredericton, where incumbent Matt DeCourcey has performed well.

In the north and along the Acadian shore, where French-speakers dominate, the Liberals are expected to hold on to several safe seats, including Beausejour, held by cabinet minister Dominic LeBlanc since 2000, and Moncton--Riverview--Dieppe, held by Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor.

"The Liberals will probably lose more seats in New Brunswick than anywhere else," said Mills, former CEO of Halifax-based Corporate Research Associates, now known as Narrative Research. "New Brunswick has a tradition of support for the Conservatives that's different that any other place in the region."

As for the New Democrats, they have largely imploded in New Brunswick, where several members of the provincial wing of the party defected to the Greens earlier this month. Recent polling has suggested the Greens have moved ahead of the NDP in almost every riding, but they do not pose a threat to the Tories or Liberals.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, which has seven federal seats, the Liberals are widely expected to hold on to every riding -- except one. The NDP is hoping to regain St. John's East, where veteran politician Jack Harris lost to Liberal Nick Whalen in 2015 by less than 700 votes.

"Most of the other seats are more solidly Liberal," said Kelly Blidook, professor of political science at Memorial University of Newfoundland. "It was a surprise (Harris) didn't win last time."

Elsewhere in the province, the NDP is considered a long shot because of the party's opposition to the seal hunt, and the Green party has had a tough time "capturing the imagination of Newfoundlanders," Blidook said.

Prince Edward Island's four seats are also expected to remain Liberal red, though the Tories have a shot at taking the western district of Egmont, where former Conservative cabinet minister Gail Shea held the riding between 2008 and 2015.

As for the other Island ridings, the Liberals have "been there for such a long time that it's hard to imagine them losing," said Don Desserud, a political science professor at the University of Prince Edward Island.

This report from The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 25, 2019.

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[christianstonesc]

Lucas J Rowe is a 27year old RnB Pop singer from the capital of Wales, Cardiff From a young age Lucas J Rowe has always had a love and talent for music imitating the stars of MTV from as early as 5 or 6. Some of his musical influences are the likes of Mj, justin Timberlake, Craig david, @usher , Mario, @chrisbrownofficial and more. Lucas began his musical journey at the age of 14 when he made his first ever tune over Tupac - Thug Mansions acoustic instrumental called Hard Life at his mum's house on a free programme called Audacity, using just a headset microphone. He went on to perform it at his high school Corpus Christi day and everyone loved it. From their Lucas gained alot of confidence and has pursed his music as more of a hobbie. Lucas has been in a few groups such as EYK, MCD, Flowdem, ytu13 throught his teenage years as well as doing pursueing his solo music. Over the last 3years Lucas has really taken his talent and hobbie to another level and made it into his career profession. He's continuously rising up the ladder having multiple air time on BBC Radio and performing at events and venues all over the country. His highlight so far is supporting Sean Paul at the Motorpoint Arena in 2019. ...Lucas has just released his first official project EP - TOUCHY LOVE Available to buy and stream on Spotify iTunes and other digital platforms. . . . . . #livemusic #concertphoto #newmusic #livephotography #musiclife #rockphotography #concertphotography #concertjunkie #musicphotography #ootd #mensfashionpost #lookbook #guyswithstyle #mensfashion #menwithstreetstyle #outfitoftheday #sprezzatura #fashiondiaries #mensweardaily #menstyle #igerswales #igerscymru #southwales #igerscardiff #cardiffbay #walesonline #canonphotos #canoneos #canonrebel #canonphotographer (at Cardiff) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0ge8AqnCnZ/?igshid=xghdq8gkkvqb

[wincatcherses]

American League Draft Signings: Picks & Bonus Info

Aquí está la lista de las selecciones de cada equipo de la Liga Americana en las cinco rondas (más las selecciones de emparejamiento de compensación de agente libre y las dos Rondas de equilibrio competitivo) del borrador 2020. Se incluye información sobre el precio de las máquinas tragamonedas y, si está disponible, el monto de la bonificación del jugador, así como el grupo de gasto de bonificación en borrador total de cada club. Si un jugador no firma con el equipo, el precio del tragamonedas adjunto al punto de draft del jugador se elimina del grupo del equipo. Exceder el límite del grupo de draft en un 10 por ciento o menos del valor del pool le costará al equipo un impuesto del 75 por ciento sobre el excedente, así como la pérdida de una futura selección de primera ronda si exceden el pool entre un 5-10 por ciento. Se aplica un impuesto del 100 por ciento sobre el excedente si un equipo excede su grupo en más del 10 por ciento del valor total del grupo, con multas de selección más altas: una futura selección de primera y segunda ronda si el gasto adicional de un equipo cae entre 10-15 por ciento del límite del grupo y dos selecciones futuras de primera ronda si el grupo supera en más del 15 por ciento. No es necesario decir que sería impactante si algún equipo superara el umbral del cinco por ciento, aunque superar el límite del grupo en un 0-5 por ciento no es infrecuente. Para mayor referencia, aquí está el resumen de los borradores de firmas para los equipos de la Liga Nacional. Estas listas se actualizarán con frecuencia a medida que más jugadores firmen antes de la fecha límite del 1 de agosto, ¡así que mantenga las publicaciones marcadas para futuras actualizaciones! Ángeles ($ 6,397,100 grupo de draft) Reid Detmers, primera ronda, décimo general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,739,900 (firmado por $ 4.67MM) David Calabrese, 3-82. Valor de la ranura: $ 744.2K (firmado por $ 744K) Werner Blakely, 4-111. Valor de la ranura: $ 522.6K (firmado por $ 900K) Adam Seminaris, 5-141. Valor de la ranura: $ 390.4K (firmado por $ 140K) Total gastado: $ 6,454,000. Los Angelinos pagarán $ 42,675 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de bosquejo. Atletismo (grupo de draft de $ 5,241,500) Tyler Soderstrom, primera ronda, 26º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,653,400 (firmado por $ 3.3MM) Jeff Criswell, 2-58. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,214,300 (firmado por $ 1MM) Michael Guldberg, 3-98. Valor de la ranura: $ 593.1K (firmado por $ 300K) Dane Acker, 4-127. Valor de la ranura: $ 447.4K (firmado por $ 447.4K) Stevie Emanuels, 5-157. Valor de la ranura: $ 333.3K (firmado por $ 400K) Total gastado: $ 5,447,400. A pagará $ 154,425 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de proyecto de grupo. Astros (grupo de $ 2,202,600 draft) Blue Jays (grupo de draft de $ 9,716,500) Austin Martin, primero, quinto general. Valor de la ranura: $ 6,180,700 (firmado) CJ Van Eyk, 2-42. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,771,100 (firmado por $ 1.8MM) Trent Palmer, 3-77. Valor de la ranura: $ 805.6K (firmado por $ 850K) Nick Frasso, 4-106. Valor de la ranura: $ 549K Zach Britton, 5-136. Valor de la ranura: $ 410.1K (firmado por $ 97.5K) Indios (grupo de reclutamiento de $ 7,662,800) Carson Tucker, 1.a ronda, 23a en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,926,800 (firmado por $ 2MM) Tanner Burns, Competitive Balance Round A, 36º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,045,400 Logan Allen, 2-56. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,276,400 (firmado por $ 1.125MM) Petey Halpin, 3-95. Valor de la ranura: $ 610.8K (firmado por $ 1.525MM) Milan Tolentino, 4-124. Valor de la ranura: $ 460K Mason Hickman, 5-154. Valor de la ranura: $ 343.4K (firmado por $ 343.4K) Marineros (grupo de draft de $ 10,265,500) Emerson Hancock, primera ronda, sexto general. Valor de la ranura: $ 5,742,900 (firmado por $ 5,7MM) Zach DeLoach, 2-43. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,729,800 (firmado por $ 1,729,800) Connor Phillips, Balance Competitivo Ronda B, 64º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,050,300 (firmado por $ 1,050,300) Kaden Polcovich, 3-78. Valor de la ranura: $ 793K (firmado por $ 575K) Tyler Keenan, 4-107. Valor de la ranura: $ 543.5K (firmado por $ 500K) Taylor Dollard, 5-137. Valor de la ranura: $ 406K (firmado por $ 406K) Gasto total: $ 9,961,100 Orioles (grupo de $ 13,894,300 draft) Heston Kjerstad, primera ronda, segunda general. Valor de la ranura: $ 7,789,900 (firmado por $ 5.2MM) Jordan Westburg, Competitivo Balance Ronda A, 30º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,365,500 (firmado por $ 2.365, 500) Hudson Haskin, 2-39. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,906,800 (firmado por $ 1,906,800) Anthony Servideo, 3-74. Valor de la ranura: $ 844.2K Coby Mayo, 4-103. Valor de la ranura: $ 565.6K (firmado por $ 1.75MM) Carter Baumier, 5-133. Valor de la ranura: $ 422.3K. (Firmado por $ 1.5MM) Rangers (grupo de reclutamiento de $ 7,083,900) Justin Foscue, primera ronda, 14º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,036,800 (firmado por $ 3.25MM) Evan Carter, 2-50. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,469,900 (firmado por $ 1.25MM) Tekoah Roby, 3-86. Valor de la ranura: $ 699.7K (firmado por $ 775K) Dylan MacLean, 4-115. Valor de la ranura: $ 502.3K (firmado por $ 1.2MM) Thomas Saggese, 5-145. Valor de la ranura: $ 375.2K (firmado por $ 800K) Total gastado: $ 7,275,000. Los guardabosques pagarán $ 143,325 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de proyecto de grupo. Rayos ($ 7,474,600 proyecto de fondo) Nick Bitsko, primera ronda, 24º general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,831,300 (firmado por $ 3MM) Alika Williams, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 37º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,999,300 (firmado por $ 1.85MM) Ian Seymour, 2-57. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,243,600 (firmado por $ 1,243,600) Hunter Barnhart, 3-96. Valor de la ranura: $ 604.8K (firmado por $ 585K) Tanner Murray, 4-125. Valor de la ranura: $ 455.6K (firmado por $ 455.6K) Jeff Hakanson, 5-155. Valor de la ranura: $ 340K (firmado por $ 340K) Gasto total: $ 7,474,200 Medias Rojas ($ 5,129,900 draft pool) Reales ($ 12,521,300 draft pool) Asa Lacy, primera ronda, cuarta general. Valor de la ranura: $ 6,664,000 (firmado por $ 6.67MM) Nick Loftin, Balance Competitivo Ronda A, 32º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 2,257,300 (firmado por $ 3MM) Ben Hernández, 2-41. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,813,500 (firmado por $ 1.45MM) Tyler Gentry, 3-76. Valor de la ranura: $ 818.2K (firmado por $ 750K) Christian Chamberlain, 4-105. Valor de la ranura: $ 554.3K (firmado por $ 450K) Will Klein, 5-135. Valor de la ranura: $ 414K (firmado por $ 200K) Total gastado: $ 12.52MM Tigres (grupo de tiro de $ 13,325,700) Spencer Torkelson, primera ronda, primera general. Valor de la ranura: $ 8,415,300 (firmado por $ 8,416,300) Dillon Dingler, 2-38. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,952,300 (firmado por $ 1.952,300) Danny Cabrera, Balance Competitivo Ronda B, 62º en general. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,102,700 (firmado por $ 1.2MM) Trei Cruz, 3-73. Valor de la ranura: $ 857.4K (firmado por $ 900K) Gage Workman, 4-102. Valor de la ranura: $ 571.4K (firmado por $ 1MM) Colt Keith, 5-132. Valor de la ranura: $ 426.6K (firmado por $ 500K) Total gastado: $ 13,968,600. Los tigres pagarán $ 482,175 en impuestos por excedente por exceder su límite de bosquejo. Gemelos (grupo de draft de $ 4,528,600) Medias Blancas (grupo de draft de $ 7,764,800) Garrett Crochet, primera ronda, undécimo general. Valor de la ranura: $ 4,547,500 (firmado por $ 4,547,500) Jared Kelley, 2-47. Valor de la ranura: $ 1,580,200 (firmado por $ 3MM) Adisyn Coffey, 3-83. Valor de la ranura: $ 733.1K (firmado por $ 50K) Kade Mechals, 4-112. Valor de la ranura: $ 517.4K (firmado por $ 10K) Bailey Horn, 5-142. Valor de la ranura: $ 386.6K (firmado por $ 150K) Gasto total: $ 7,757,500 Yankees (grupo de draft de $ 3.52MM)

from Noticias Wincatchers https://noticias.wincatchers.com/2020/07/06/american-league-draft-signings-picks-bonus-info/

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Rugby World Cup: Northland pubs keen to extend opening hours

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Rugby World Cup: Northland pubs keen to extend opening hours

Pubgoers and licensed premises in Northland are thrilled at an impending change in legislation that will allow bars to extend their opening hours during the Rugby World Cup.

The legislation change, spearheaded by Act party leader David Seymour, will allow bars and clubs to stay open for live matches rather than having to apply for special licences from their district licensing committees.

Justice Minister Andrew Little will introduce a bill amending the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act and with support from Government coalition partners as well as National, Parliament is expected to pass the legislation before the tournament kicks off in Japan next month.

Klondike Ale House in Kawakawa where All Black Jack Goodhue hails from will extend its opening hours if customer demand is there in case games run past 1am.

Both bars on the premises have licences to open until 1am.

“The legislation change is a positive move but we’re unsure at this stage if we’ll be utilising the opportunity. It will depend on customer demand and if there’s demand, we’ll look positively at that,” co-owner Maria Van-Eyk said.

She said control of patrons’ behaviour at that time of the morning would be at the forefront of her mind.

During the last World Cup final in London, she said her customers were happy to come and watch the replay later that day.

Patrons at Whangārei’s Judge House of Ale gave the change in legislation a thumbs up.

“I think it’s a great idea because not everyone has got Sky. The atmosphere in a pub is far better than watching rugby at home,” Brian Bench said.

Vince Maw hopes people behave responsibly while watching rugby in pubs during extended opening hours. Photo/John Stone

Vince Maw watches big rugby matches in pubs and said hopefully people would respect the legislation and celebrate responsibly.

Vern Muldrock agreed.

“It’s far more social to watch with your mates. I think it’s a good idea.”

Gavin Benney of Judge House of Ale wouldn’t mind opening late during the Rugby World Cup if there is demand. Photo/John Stone

Gavin Benney, co-owner of Judge House of Ale, said his pub would open late if the crowd and timing of matches demanded it.

“If there’s a late game, it goes into overtime, and if the right result happens and the All Blacks win the final then we’ll open late.

“When watching sporting contests, people don’t tend to drink to access and coupled with problems with Spark’s live telecast, bars are a good alternative for people to enjoy themselves,” said the Whangarei District Councillor.

Benney said a busload of people travelled all the way from Dargaville to watch the last Rugby World Cup final at the pub.

Owner of Collards Sports Bar in Kaitaia, Stan Day, welcomed a change in legislation and said he’d be happy to open late if need be.

“It’s up to the licensed premises to manage the extended opening hours as best as they can. We’re doing our best to prepare for customers coming in to watch the games … it’s an exciting time.”

The Act leader said it made no sense that thousands of bars and clubs were having to apply for special licences to open for a few extra hours, only to be turned down.

Little said it was pretty clear some clubs were having difficulty persuading their district licensing committees to grant a special licence to extend their hours so it made sense for Parliament to allow clubs to meet a community desire.

He said the timing of the matches in Japan meant many premises would already be covered.

“However, there are some premises, such as clubs in rural areas, who tend to have earlier closing times and we want to make sure that these communities have the opportunity to enjoy the games.”

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Well, baru ada waktu nulis lagi 😄 Saban hari nonton drama asia dari Filipina judulnya Two Wives. Jadi singkat cerita, si suami yg udah punya istri dan satu anak ini diminta tolong sama si teman ceweny(Janine) buat pura2 jadi ayah untuk putrinya. Eeeeen, yup! Muncullah perasaan di antara keduanya sampai melakukan banyak hal yg terlarang. Si suami selalu bohong pada istrinya bahwa dia pergi untuk bekerja, yup! Tentunya ‘bekerja’ sama si Janine. Cape deeeh! akhirnya si istri tau dan marah, tapi si istri tetep pengen si suami balik karna mempertimbangkan si anak dan keutuhan rumah tangganya. Duuuuh kesian banget sih…. 😭 tapi parahnya si suami malah minta cerai dan nikahin si Janine. Sakit ga sih lelakinya. -____- drama asia ini sebenernya masih panjang, bahkan saya bonton baru episode 8 tapi udah greget jadi aku search di youtube dan nemu kalau si suami nantinya meninggal. Abis itu udah males nonton. Gregeeeeet pengen nabok si Janine 😄😄 Baper banget pokoknya nonton film ini. Banyak yg bilang norak banget pake baper.nonton drama kyk gitu. Yasih, saya jg mikirnya kok saya jadi norak gitu sih bapernya. Mungkin karena eyke pengantin baru kali yaa 😄😄😄 hahahahahahaha Well! And this i know that cheating always has a bad ending ! Nah, si suami ini sebenernya baik hati, niat banget pingin nolong, sayang sama istrinya walaupun akhirnya sayangnya dibagi (jahat banget sih..) tapi at last dia gak bisa ngontrol perasaannya lagi. Nahloh! “FOLLOW YOUR HEART BUT TAKE YOUR BRAIN WITH” ungkapan yg tepat buat si suami ini. Nikah itu bukan perkara gampir teman teman. Kalau selama ini kamu bebas pacaran sama ini, bosen abis itu sama si ono, bosen lagi ganti lagi ganti lagi. Duh, nikah gak kyk gitu. Nikah tuh buat seumur hidup apapun yg terjadi selama pasanganmu masih hidup. Kamu gabisa lagi seenaknya ganti istri ganti suami. Nah, soal menolong. Kalau soal nolong, itu wajar kita nolong. Tapi menolong ada batasnya gaes. Menolong seperti si suami ini saya rasa SALAH. sori, dengan keras saya bilang salah. Kenapa ? Anak si Janine kamu tipu bahwa kamu ayahnya, dia akan bergantung sama kamu and one day saat dia tau itu semua bohong, kamu bisa jelasin apa ? Maaf nak, pura2 doang. Gak mungkin. Terlebih pura2 jadi suami si Janine. Errrrr! Males bahas bagian ini. Okay, pembahasan saya udah terlalu panjang dan udah mulai gak beraturan. 😄😄😄 Walaupun keseluruhan drama ini error center nya ada di suami, tapi saya sih lebih metik pelajaran dari si Janine. Kita wanita sadar gak sadar emang diciptakan sebagai godaan bagi kaum adam 😄 ya kan ? Kita masuk dalam godaan terbesar bagi mereka harta, tahta, WANITA. 😄😄😄

Drama ini menurut saya bagus untuk dijadikan pelajaran terutama yg sudah berkeluarga, asal engga GAGAL PAHAM ajah soal cinta dan perasaan. -_____-# tadi udah nulis kalu ending dari drama ini si suami meninggal. Iya, and the lesson is ketika kamu tau bahwa itu salah dan kamu masih maksa, THEN U WILL GET NOTHING! Berhubung eyke kristen, jadidari segi agama mau bahas menurut alkitab. Tau King David yg terkenal itu kan ? Dia pernah ngambil istri Uria dan bahkan membunuh Uria untuk itu, what in the end ? Tuhan bilang kalau keturunannya akan meninggal. Eeend! Yes! it was Done. Selalu ada balasan di tiap tindakan yg sudah kita ambil. Seperti si suami ini, niatnya pengen ganti istri, eh malah ga dapat dua2nya. Si Janine jg, niatnya pengen bahagia sama suami (orang) eh malah ga dapat apa2.

well, saya ngutip sebuah petikan film jadul yg cucok banget, "semua perselingkuhan PASTI berakhir bencana". Setia sama pasangan setelah nikah itu harga mati. Apapun masalahmu, selesaikan baik2. Jadi, setialah. 😉 #selfremainder #selfnoted #love #marriage #life #family

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C's Recap - Van Eyk Ks 9 But Canadians Not Okay as AquaSox Win Again

C's Recap - Van Eyk Ks 9 But Canadians Not Okay as AquaSox Win Again. #VanCanadians #MontysMounties #WeAreBlueJays

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