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When Skylar Gonsalves opted to leave Falmouth High School to attend St. John Paul II to begin her junior year, she had no idea the impact that decision would have on the Lions’ basketball team. “Honestly, life just happened, and I needed a change,” she explained. “I needed more of a structured place to go to school. We figured we needed to make that change going into junior year.” Her mom, Meghan Andrade, had a number of co-workers who had children who attended JPII. “We knew some people who went
You could refer to this season’s Cape Cod Academy squad as a basketball melting pot, which is very nicely melding into a successful team. Despite losing seven players from last seasons’ team that advanced to the South Division 4 finals, coach Adam Rose was able to restock the cupboard with several area players who transferred to the school. Senior Mohammad Kahn and freshman Trey Merritt came over from Bourne, Chris Gordon, a former player from Cape Cod Tech, and Thomas Bresette, from Barnstable, all enrolled
Natural disasters spark the survival response in all of us. Be it a flood, fire, twister, earthquake or slow-moving plague, we reach for whatever might keep us alive. When Hurricane Harvey hit Houston in 2017, artists Mary Magsamen and Stephan Hillerbrand, whose creative art practice goes by the name Hillerbrand+Magsamen, needed to assemble a “hurricane box” of emergency necessities such as canned food, batteries and bottled water. Yet after the storm passed and the floodwaters receded, the couple realized
Indianapolis — Ed Passino, a former member of the USA Football staff for 16 years, has been selected to lead the new partnership between the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and the National Football League (NFL), which was announced in September as a means to gain a better understanding of the participation and perception trends in high school football, and to advocate for the sport. As the Senior Consultant for High School Football Promotion, Passino, who will work from the NFHS
East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore joined the show. Following another violent weekend in Baton Rouge DA Moore discussed what is being done and what needs to be done to help curb violent crimes in the city. Hillar mentioned being interested in working with the superintendent of schools to see if they can identify potential warning signs among area teens He discussed the rise in domestic violence over the pandemic. Plus he discussed what has worked in the area outreach programs including working
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran hopes to begin purchases and start joint production of the shot ‘in the near future’. A nurse administers a Sputnik V vaccine at a clinic in Moscow on December 5 File: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP Iran has approved Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine and plans to both import it and produce it, giving the Middle East’s worst-hit country a tool to fight the spread of COVID-19, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said. “The Sputnik V vaccine was yesterday also registered
Read MoreHide Full Article Rockwell Automation Inc. (ROK - Free Report) reported adjusted earnings of $2.38 in first-quarter fiscal 2021 (ended Dec 31, 2020), beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.92. The bottom line also improved 11% year over year primarily due to a $70 million pre-tax favorable legal settlement in the quarter under review (45 cents per share), partially offset by a higher tax rate and increased incentive compensation expenses. Including one-time items, the company’s earnings was
Research from Bazaarvoice revealed a predilection for consumers’ raw, authentic content over professionally shot imagery for brand and retailer websites. Forty-seven percent of consumers want to see new UGC content on social media at least 2 to 3 times a week, with 10 percent of those expecting updates multiple times a day, Bazaarvoice said. Retail’s next chapter may reimagine relatability, according to a new report by Bazaarvoice — and that means consumers’ original content could take the lead for brand
Day: January 26, 2021 Students interested in pursuing a master’s degree online have 16 nationally ranked programs to choose from at Missouri S&T. U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Online Programs rankings, released today (Tuesday, Jan. 26), include Missouri S&T’s online MBA program, 14 online graduate programs in engineering and U.S. News’ computer information technology category.
Coffee Creamer, also called coffee whitener, or non-dairy creamer, is a cream substitute used primarily for flavoring coffee and tea. There are a variety of creamers made with various products, but most of the standard or best-known brands contain the protein-rich milk derivative casein in the form of sodium caseinate. Coffee creamer or coffee whitener has become an increasingly important ingredient used to replace milk powder in white coffee or tea, beverages, culinary and other food preparation. It is more
WiseGuyReports.Com Publish a New Market Research Report On –“ Product Life Cycle Management Industry To 2025 : Market Capacity, Generation, Investment Trends, Regulations And Opportunities”. Description: – The research report for the Global Product Life Cycle Management Market consists of all key parameters such as the industry overview, which includes the definition, classification, applications, specifications, industry chain structure, global and regional analysis of the market and the policy and
Portuguese hospitals are on the verge of collapse after weeks of a constant increase in hospitalisations due to Covid-19, and the government is now evaluating the possibility of asking for help on an international level and sending patients infected with the virus to hospitals in other countries, said Portuguese health minister Marta Temido in an interview on public broadcaster RTP reported by Spanish daily El Mundo.
The EU has threatened to limit exports of coronavirus vaccines to other countries. It comes after British-based drugs firm AstraZeneca said EU countries will receive millions fewer jabs than they ordered. EU officials issued the warning after AstraZeneca, which manufactures COVID-19 jabs in the UK, last week informed Brussels that it would be delivering “considerably” fewer jabs in the coming weeks than the bloc has ordered due to production problems. In response, the EU’s health commissioner Stella
Legislation shielding Florida businesses from COVID-19 related claims is moving in the state Senate. Opponents worry the measure would make businesses immune to lawsuits. Brandes says it would prevent what he calls frivolous lawsuits. A similar plan is already moving in the House. Senate President Wilton Simpson says the bill’s advancement is a message that “Florida is open for business.”
President Biden on Monday said he was open to negotiating terms for a pending round of economic impact payments, which may indicate that fewer individuals would end up qualifying. In order for legislation containing the stimulus checks to clear the Senate, some Republicans would need to sign on. Sending cash to fewer people – or lowering check amounts – may help appease Republicans on the direct-payment front. The $1,400 figure would bring the total amount given to households to $2,000. Beyond those
"Too often, Black women who have made meaningful contributions in their industry are left out of historical narratives."- Spinderella Source: Raymond Boyd / Getty Salt-N-Pepa may be on cloud nine after the premiere of their highly anticipated biopic, but former member Spinderella has a few choice words for the duo after she was omitted from the film reflecting the group’s iconic history. On Friday (Jan 22), Spinderealla took to Twitter to air out her grievances regarding the primetime film, stating that the
Forward Jesse Lingard and defender Brandon Williams have recently been heavily linked with leaving Manchester United, but manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says no deal has been struck yet. 🗣 "No deal has been struck for any of our players yet." Ole when asked about Jesse Lingard & Brandon William's future at Manchester United pic.twitter.com/j8NvhD1DfH — Football Daily (@footballdaily) January 26, 2021
A New Jersey state senator is again calling on Gov. Phil Murphy to eliminate the 10 p.m. curfew for indoor dining. In early November, Murphy signed an executive order prohibiting restaurants, bars and other establishments from offering indoor dining from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. “Our restaurants have been suffering massive economic hits since March with seemingly no end in sight to 25% capacity restrictions and the 10 p.m. indoor dining curfew,” state Sen. Sen. Declan O’Scanlon, R-Monmouth, said in a statement.
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