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LATEST RUGBY WORLD MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION DEALS THIS MONTH’s workout is all about repairing your body. That may mean losing a few pounds, getting a soft tissue massage (above), working on your mobility – or all of the above! John Dams, Harlequins head of performance, has designed a workout to help you in the January 2014 edition of Rugby World, and the walking triangle is one of the exercises that features in it. If you’ve never done one before, see how it’s done below! TAGS: Harlequins 
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ArchDaily Day Care and Elderly Residential Centre / CVDB arquitectos photographs: Diogo BurnayPhotographs: Diogo BurnayText description provided by the architects. The project is located between in an urban area with a residential neighbourhood mainly with social housing for low income families uphill and an area with various public buildings at the lower part of the valley. The elderly day centre is in between these rather different social, programmatic and physical realities, thus celebrating both its private and public character. The building presents itself as a counterpoint to the architectural character of the existing housing neighbourhood and therefore it tries to establish s strong sense of architectural identity for the existing communities, through its particular coloured and textured materials. The 60 dwellings are set out in two rows facing east-west on four interconnected floors. The spatial sequences of the circulation and of the voids in the central area are part of a bioclimatic strategy which creates several meeting points for people to talk and allow vertical transparency between floors. Conceptually this space will be sufficiently flexible to allow residents to come to feel at home in the place they live in. the ground floor is constructed by black slate volumes as a counterpoint to the transparent large glazed areas which accommodate the building’s social and most public spaces. On the outside, the private garden, which is a social meeting point of the inhabitants of the Centre, appears as if were a visual extension of the public space as it can be opened to the public as well. The building/garden seeks to fit in between the various urban tensions that are present in the landscape.Project gallerySee allShow lessRAIC 2011 Awards of ExcellenceArticlesAD Recommends: Best of the WeekArticlesProject locationAddress:Oeiras, PortugalLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share CopyAbout this officeCVDB arquitectosOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousingApartmentsEducational ArchitectureKindergartenOeirasHousingResidentialPortugalPublished on April 19, 2011Cite: “Day Care and Elderly Residential Centre / CVDB arquitectos” 19 Apr 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed 12 Jun 2021. 
News February 2, 2006 – Updated on January 20, 2016 Calls for solidarity with Lebanon, where freedom was murdered LebanonMiddle East – North Africa Receive email alerts News Lebanon : Violence against reporters becoming more frequent in Lebanon French TV broadcaster Christine Ockrent yesterday hosted a Reporters Without Borders evening of solidarity with Lebanon, where newspaper journalists Samir Kassir and Gebran Tueni were murdered last year and Lebanese TV presenter May Chidiac was maimed by a bomb. RSF_en Help by sharing this information January 14, 2021 Find out more LebanonMiddle East – North Africa News French TV broadcaster Christine Ockrent yesterday hosted a Reporters Without Borders evening of solidarity with Lebanon, where newspaper journalists Samir Kassir and Gebran Tueni were murdered last year and Lebanese TV presenter May Chidiac was maimed by a bomb.Relatives of the victims and leading French and Lebanese figures took part in the event, held in the Orsay Museum auditorium in Paris, and paid homage to the victims.Tueni’s daughter, Nayla Tueni, Kassir’s widow, Gisèle Khoury, Chidiac’s sister, Micheline Chidiac Baaklini, former French ministers Michel Barnier and Bernard Kouchner, former Lebanese culture minister Ghassan Salamé, writer Amin Maalouf and Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Robert Ménard talked about these politically committed journalists and appealed to the public in France and the rest of the world to show support so that their deaths should not be in vain. Franco-Lebanese pianist Abdel Rahman El Bacha gave a recital in their memory.Ockrent opened the evening by stressing the strength of the ties of friendship and respect between Lebanon and France.Tueni, who is a journalist at her father’s newspaper, An-Nahar, said he was “the man who said out loud what hundreds of thousands of Lebanese were thinking to themselves.” His killers, she said, had wanted to silence someone who was telling his compatriots: “We, Christians and Muslims. . . united until death for the freedom and solidarity of our Lebanon.” This was a much-repeated slogan during the Beirut spring of March 2005.Khoury, a presenter at the TV station Al Arabiya, called her late husband, Kassir, “a martyr of the palace of the word,” saying he spent all his life relating what was happening in Beirut. He was full of praise for a “modern and tolerant Beirut, a city in love with freedom, which wanted to be sovereign and free of any external meddling.” She added that she expected a lot from the French investigation into his death.Baaklini read out a message from her sister, Chidiac, who could not attend herself because yesterday evening she was undergoing her 21st operation since last September’s bomb attack.Former French foreign minister Barnier said he was impressed by these “two journalists who stood up and put their lives at risk in order to participate in the awakening of an entire people, in order to demand legitimate sovereignty and freedom for their country.”Kouchner reiterated his faith in justice, stressing that even if it “is sometimes slow, it is tenacious, and the guilty will be pursued and arrested.”Salamé appealed for action, pointing out that, “the two journalists were not killed by stray bullets, they were clearly identified and their death came about because they were the bearers of a message.” He added that “political assassination must not be a weapon of government.”Maalouf compared Lebanon to a rose bush: “If you get close to the flowers, you can scratch your hands and produce blood. But even if that happens, take the time to caress the flowers.” He also called his country a synthesis of the best and the worst. “Lebanon found its reason for existence in the mosaic of its inhabitants, cultural diversity and free expression, but with the war it entered an era of communal tension, withdrawal and destruction,” Maalouf said, adding, “we must ensure that this era is just the thorn that announces the beauty of the next flowers.” Ménard said: “The injuries inflicted on Lebanon have a particular impact because of its historic friendship with France but also, in these three cases, because of Reporters Without Borders’ very close ties with Gebran Tueni and Samir Kassir.” Forum on Information and Democracy 250 recommendations on how to stop “infodemics” February 4, 2021 Find out more to go further Lebanese journalist found shot dead in car Follow the news on Lebanon Organisation News November 11, 2020 Find out more
Subscribe First Heatwave Expected Next Week Get our daily Pasadena newspaper in your email box. Free.Get all the latest Pasadena news, more than 10 fresh stories daily, 7 days a week at 7 a.m. Home of the Week: Unique Pasadena Home Located on Madeline Drive, Pasadena Pasadena’s ‘626 Day’ Aims to Celebrate City, Boost Local Economy Business News Opinion & Columnists Guest Opinion | McDade Report Release Repeated Re-runs? Transparency or Secrecy on Body-camera Videos Opinion piece by SKIP HICKAMBOTTOM and DALE L. GRONEMEIER Published on Monday, April 4, 2016 | 11:43 am HerbeautyCouples Who Stuck With Each Other Despite The Cheating ScandalHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyGet Rid Of Unwanted Body Fat By Eating The Right FoodsHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyNutritional Strategies To Ease AnxietyHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeauty7 Most Startling Movie Moments We Didn’t Realize Were InsensitiveHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyThese Are 15 Great Style Tips From Asian WomenHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeauty9 Of The Best Family Friendly Dog BreedsHerbeautyHerbeauty More Cool Stuff Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * faithfernandez More » ShareTweetShare on Google+Pin on PinterestSend with WhatsApp,Virtual Schools PasadenaHomes Solve Community/Gov/Pub SafetyCitizen Service CenterPASADENA EVENTS & ACTIVITIES CALENDARClick here for Movie Showtimes
Name (required) Mail (required) (not be published) Website Pasadena Will Allow Vaccinated People to Go Without Masks in Most Settings Starting on Tuesday Community News Top of the News Make a comment Community News Skip Hickambottom (l) and Dale Gronemeier (r)Does anyone want repeated re-runs of the bruising battle over release of the Officer of Independent Review (“OIR”) Group Report on the Pasadena Police Department shooting of the unarmed African-American youth Kendrec McDade? If anything should be learned from that contentious experience, it is that the City and the Police Department are better served by prompt release of information on police shootings rather than their suffering a thousand cuts by battling to keep the information bottled up but then ultimately having to yield to public pressure or court orders.Body Cameras are supposed to serve transparency and public trustLater this year, Pasadena police officers will begin wearing body cameras while on duty. The cameras will record the daily activities of officers while they interact with the community they serve. The U.S. Department of Justice contributed to the cost of Pasadena’s body worn cameras for the stated purpose of “building trust and transparency between law enforcement and the communities they serve.” In order for the citizenry to be kept fully informed of the activities of Pasadena police officers and to maintain trust in the Department, they must be given access to the videos of the critical incidents recorded by the body cameras – i.e., any incident involving the use of force and any incident concerning which there is a citizen complaint against a police officer. If the public is denied access to the videos of critical incidents, the body cameras will not be serving their intended trust-building and transparency purposes.The Public Records Act “investigative records” conundrumIn the absence of being designated law enforcement “investigative records,” body camera videos would be a “public record” under the California Public Records Act and could be obtained within 10 days by the press or the public filing a public records act request. If they are designated as “investigative records,” they are exempt from disclosure under the Public Records Act. Keeping videos confidential prior to the completion of both criminal and administrative investigations is a legitimate law enforcement interest for the same reason that witness statements and other evidence should be kept confidential during investigations – i.e. witnesses, including suspects and victims, should give their pure recollection without it being contaminated by other witnesses or evidence. So how does the public interest in transparency and trust get balanced against that legitimate law enforcement interest?Some cities are deeming camera videos “investigative records” as a way to defeat the purposes of transparency and public trust and to avoid releasing dash and body camera videos forever, even after investigations are over. Some cities take the position that public release of dash and body camera video is subject to the discretion of the Police Chief because, even if a police department deems a body camera video an exempt investigative record, the Police Chief can still waive the exemption and release the video.But even leaving the decision to release body camera videos to the discretion of the Police Chief does not build trust and transparency between law enforcement and the communities they serve. As this community painfully learned in the aftermath of the tragic shooting of Kendrec McDade, withholding information from the public about critical police incidents destroys trust and transparency between law enforcement and the community. The subject of the investigative records exemption in the McDade case was not a video. It was the Report of the OIR Group, the Independent Police Auditors hired by the City to audit the Department’s criminal and administrative investigations of the McDade shooting. The City’s decision to withhold the Report for over two years before it waived the investigative records exemption (and released a redacted version of the Report) simply prolonged the acrimonious and divisive public debate over the incident. When Pasadena released the LeRoy Barnes OIR Group Report shortly after the completion of the investigations, the community quickly addressed it and moved on without the acrimony and divisiveness when the McDade Report was so slow in coming out. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s decision to withhold the video of the Laquan Jackson shooting for 13 months had a similar result to the McDade delay.Balancing the interests by disclosure after sufficient time for the investigations completionThere is a better way. Assemblyman Bill Quirk (D-Hayward) has introduced legislation that would not leave the decision to the discretion of the Police Chief but rather would allow body camera videos of critical incidents to be released within 60 days. 60 days should be sufficient time to complete all investigations. (The McDade administrative investigation was not done until nearly a year after the shooting, but there seems to be no reason that it had to be delayed that long.) The 60 day period could be tweaked if it could be demonstrated that it is not reasonable for all investigations to be completed within 60 days.We urge Pasadena’s decisionmakers to adopt a policy that videos from police cameras of critical incidents are investigative records for a specified period of time sufficient to complete the criminal and administrative investigations – probably for 60 days. After that period, the videos should be deemed to no longer be investigative records but rather be accessible to the press and public pursuant to a Public Records Act Request.If the Pasadena Police Department adopts a progressive and thoughtful policy for body worn cameras, which includes a guarantee of eventual public access to videos of critical incidents, it will be a “win-win” for the Department and the community. The alternative is a road no one should want – i.e., continuous re-runs of battles like the long battle over release of the McDade Report which only increase the public distrust of the City and the Police Department by always putting the City and the police on the side against transparency.Skip Hickambottom and Dale Gronemeier are local civil rights attorneys who have represented McDade’s mother and Pasadena Area police oversight activists in getting release of the OIR Report on the McDade shooting. EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT | FOOD & DRINK | THE ARTS | REAL ESTATE | HOME & GARDEN | WELLNESS | SOCIAL SCENE | GETAWAYS | PARENTS & KIDS 3 recommended0 commentsShareShareTweetSharePin it 
The Penny Hoarder Issues “Urgent” Alert: 6 Companies… Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration Brown said the quality instruction at Troy University’s DTI department enabled him to compete with other university students in the area and also professional advertising firms.“That Troy University brought home so many top awards shows that the DTI program is an outstanding one,” Brown said. “Receiving an ADDY Award is a sign of achievement in the field. It’s a sign that you have done something right.”Brown said he is especially encouraged by the professional ADDYs he received. Pike County Sheriff’s Office offering community child ID kits Published 9:28 pm Tuesday, March 17, 2009 You Might Like Community invited to ‘picnic on the green’ Spring is in the air. The sky is blue and the day is sunny. Everything is picture perfect for the… read more By Jaine Treadwell Print Article Troy falls to No. 13 Clemson By The Penny Hoarder Sponsored Content Email the author Book Nook to reopen Remember America’s heroes on Memorial Day Troy University students recently came away with a box load of ADDY Awards presented by the Montgomery Advertising Federation at the Federation’s annual Gala.The ADDYs recognize creative excellence in all forms of advertising from media of all types and created by agencies of all sizes.Perry Brown, of Troy, received a professional award and three student awards, a gold and two silvers from the Montgomery Advertising Federation. Those awards, coupled with the two professional awards and the student award that Brown received from the Dothan Advertising Federation, brought his ADDY total to seven. Skip “That was the beginning. I like to do posters, but I enjoy all aspects of advertising. The purpose of advertising is to communicate an idea and to send a message that will last. It’s a challenge to communicate aesthetically and to create a design that will grab you.”For Brown and the other ADDY winners, the challenges of working in an industry that creates ideas to sell products are many and the opportunities are exciting.But he said the graphics design students at Troy University are well prepared to meet the challenges and take advantages of the opportunities that await them.Rob Drinkard, also of Troy, received two silver ADDY Awards from the Montgomery Advertising Federation.Another Troy native Tyler Percy received a Gold Student Award from Dothan.Turgay Tuncer took Student Best of the Show honors and received a $500 scholarship from Beasley Allen Attorneys and received the Best Concept for an Interactive Piece Award and the Mosaic Award for Poster Campaign. Hannah Keel received the Judge’s Choice Award and Cherokee Jones received the People’s Choice Award.Troy University student award winners were Wade Clark, Lesley Graham, Joe Lovitte, Blair Green, Colleen Sullivan, Frank Grier, Traci Rood, Kala Nicole Faircloth, Hannah Keel, Kaitia Dowdell, Mykel Dylan Lambert, Cherokee Jones, Sarah Chisenall, Turgay Tuncer, Kelli Green, Christina Diaz and David A. Howard. “That’s an indication that I can be successful on the next level and it will be good to have ADDY Awards, especially professional ADDY Awards, on my resume when I start applying for a job.”Brown does freelance work on the side. He and a friend, Ben Bloodworth of Auburn, have a small graphic design business, Jump Dog Studio, and two of the professional ADDYs were awarded to Jump Dog Studio, one for a brochure for Music South and the other for the JB Head Construction logo.Brown will graduate in December and his plans are to work for a design firm for a while and, hopefully, one day own a graphic design firm of his own.“I’ve always loved to draw but I didn’t get interested in graphic design until I started looking at concert posters,” he said. Latest Stories Trojan Perry Brown receives professional ADDYs Around the WebMd: Do This Immediately if You Have Acid Reflux (Watch Now)Healthy LifestyleIf 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 HealthTop 4 Methods to Get Fortnite SkinsTCGThe 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
By Secrets Revealed You Might Like Freeman sentenced to 65 years for sex crimes against minors Tripp Dennis Freeman was sentenced to 65 years in prison Friday morning. Freeman will not be eligible for parole for… read more Published 9:32 am Saturday, February 4, 2012 Sponsored Content Toney said the Pike County Heart Association is dedicated to bringing awareness to the importance of heart health and to raising funds in support of the fight against heart disease and stroke.The association’s annual Survivors Breakfast will be held at 8 a.m. on Feb. 11 in the Activities Building of First Baptist Church of Troy. All survivors of heart disease and their caretakers are invited to attend.The annual Pike County Heart Walk will be from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at Cattleman Park and everyone is invited to participate.“We have teams that are raising money in various ways to raise money for the fight against heart disease,” Toney said. “They will all participate in the Heart Walk but you don’t have to be on a team to raise money or to walk. The Heart Walk honors those who have won the battle against heart disease and in memory of those who lost their lives to the disease.” Book Nook to reopen Toney said sponsorships are a large part of the fundraising effort of the Pike County Heart Association and more churches and organizations are becoming involved in the fight.“We appreciate all of those who support the American Heart Association through the annual Pike County Heart Walk,” Toney said. “Because awareness of heart disease is being raised and funds are being raised to fund research into heart disease and stroke, lives are being saved every day. So, what we are doing does make a difference.” Troy falls to No. 13 Clemson Troy goes ‘red’ to raise awareness of heart disease This Video Will Soon Be Banned. Watch Before It’s… Skip
Jordan Owens and the other kids at Heaven Sent Day Care Center might not fully understand the importance of “Go Red Day” but they know those little hearts beating inside them need to stay healthy so they can stay healthy.That’s the message Claudette Rodgers and the teachers at Heaven Sent send to the little ones every year during the month of February, which is Heart Month.Annette Toney, Pike County Heart Association chair, said Jordan’s design was chosen for the association’s “Go Red” T-shirts that were sported all around Troy on Friday and will be visible in the community each Friday in February.“Seeing children involved in our awareness and fundraising campaign is encouraging because they are learning at an early age how important it is have a healthy heart,” Toney said. “That’s the message of Go Red is a national campaign directed toward women because more women in America die from heart disease than all the cancers combine. Heart disease is the number one killer of women and the Go Red for Women campaign is designed to raise money to fund research into the causes, treatment and cures of heart disease and to raise awareness of the disease and ways it can be prevented.” By Jaine Treadwell Email the author Print Article Pike County Sheriff’s Office offering community child ID kits Latest Stories Remember America’s heroes on Memorial Day Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration Around the WebDoctor: Do This Immediately if You Have Diabetes (Watch)Health VideosIf 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 HealthMost 10 Rarest Skins for FortniteTCGThe 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
ABC News(NEW YORK) — There were 120 damaging storm reports across the country on Wednesday, including six reported tornadoes in South Dakota and Nebraska and flash flooding in Iowa and Wisconsin. More severe storms and heavy rain are expected on the Fourth of July.Severe storms are likely Thursday in six states: Wyoming, South Dakota, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas and South Dakota. These areas will see damaging winds, hail and a few tornadoes.Scattered strong storms are expected not only in the Plains, but also in the western Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and into the Mid-Atlantic and the Southeast. Lightning, gusty winds and flash flooding are the biggest threats with these storms.More storms are expected from the Plains into the Mid-Atlantic and the Southeast through the holiday weekend, including Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Some areas could see more than 3 inches of rain in a short period of time, which could cause flash flooding.In addition to the strong to severe storms, very hot and humid conditions are expected from the Mid-Atlantic to Florida and into the Southern Plains.The highest heat and humidity will be in the Southeast, from Georgia to Florida, where a heat advisory has been issued. At times it could feel like it’s nearly 110 degrees in the region.Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Missing the buzz of corporate lfeOn 14 May 2002 in Personnel Today I am a careers adviser considering a move into graduate recruitment in theprivate sector. I find the work in careers very interesting and contact withstudents very rewarding. However, I miss the buzz of corporate life (I havethree years previous non-HR commercial experience). What might be a logicalstep into the private sector? How much would blue-chip corporations (especiallylaw, investment banking and professional services) value my background? Whatcan I do to make myself more employable? Doug Knott, senior consultant, Chiumento In your job applications to blue-chip corp-orations, you need to highlightthe benefits of your experience – how your understanding of the values andcareer aspirations of students could assist the organisation to attract andretain highly-talented graduates. To make yourself more employable, improve your knowledge of the selectiontechniques used by large employers to recruit graduates. It may also be worthobtaining a qualification in psychometric profiling which is often used as partof the graduate recruitment process. Also consider researching recent studies into graduate recruitment andretention. Have a look at the main graduate internet recruitment sites andensure you understand the ‘market rate’ in terms of salary and benefitspackages for newly-qualified graduates. This will improve your ability todiscuss with confidence at interview the issues involved in graduaterecruitment. Philip Spencer, consultant, Macmillan Davies Hodes You obviously find your current role interesting and rewarding. Given yourlack of recruitment experience you may find it difficult to move straight intoa graduate recruitment role. Organisations in the sectors you have mentioned tend to have extensiveformalised graduate recruitment programmes. They typically appoint graduaterecruitment managers/officers who have demonstrable recruitment experience andan understanding of the sector. Options open to you would be to gain direct recruitment experience with aspecialist graduate recruitment consultancy. This would develop yourrecruitment experience while providing the vehicle to return to the privatesector. Alternatively, investigate whether there is scope or opportunity to move into a recruitment role with your current employer. With regards to professional qualifications to make yourself moremarketable, maybe you would consider studying for CIPD qualification. Peter Sell, joint managing director, DMS consultancy You have to overcome a number of disadvantages if you wish to move intograduate recruitment. The negatives that will be picked up by prospectiveemployers include your lack of HR experience and your lack of recruitmentexperience. Your current role in the public sector may also be seen as anegative by blue-chip organisations. Organisations are always reviewing their graduate recruitment programmes.While the traditional way was the university milkround, this has been seen bymany as costly and ineffective. They are now looking at innovative ways ofattracting graduates – this is where you may find a niche. Your approach needsto combine business experience with your understanding of what people arelooking for in their career. You should also consider a professional qualification to make yourself moremarketable and show your commitment. The CIPD offers a Certificate inRecruitment, which may be a good place to start. Comments are closed. Related posts:No related photos. Previous Article Next Article
FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailSALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Tyler Huntley threw for 282 yards and three touchdowns and Zach Moss ran for 106 yards and another score in No. 11 Utah’s 31-0 victory over Idaho State on Saturday.In the first quarter, Moss passed Tony Lindsay for second place on Utah’s career rushing yards list.His 1-yard scoring plunge later in the quarter moved him into the No. 2 spot by himself in career rushing touchdowns at 27. On just 10 carries, Moss also recorded his 13th 100-yard rushing performance with 10:05 still left in the second quarter.Huntley completed 15 of 19 passes before leaving in the third quarter as Utah moved to 3-0 for the fifth time in the last six seasons.Through the first two games, Utah didn’t throw many long passes, but Huntley aired it out on his third pass — an 82-yard TD strike to Bryan Thompson that traveled 55 yards in the air.On Utah’s next possession, Huntley connected on a 60-yard pass to Brant Kuithe for another score.The lone first-half highlight for the Bengals was stopping the Utes on fourth down at the 1 when Huntley mishandled the snap on a sneak attempt.Utah was the only team in the FBS that had yet to commit a turnover or allow a sack this season until Britain Covey lost a fumble with 9:46 to play.The Utes have won all eight games they’ve played against the Bengals and the closest game was 24-0 in 1944.POLL IMPLICATIONSThe Utes scored on their first four possessions and drove to the 1-yard-line on their fifth drive while holding the Bengals to 57 yards in the first half while most starters were still in the game. Considering the FCS competition, the gaudy statistics and lopsided score may not be enough to move the Utes up or even hold steady.THE TAKEAWAYIdaho State: The Bengals looked overmatched from the start and didn’t cross mid-field until the second half. Idaho State played both Matt Struck and Gunnar Amos but neither had much time to throw and often missed their targets.Utah: The Ute offense showed a few new formations and plays and completed a few downfield passes to gain a comfortable lead that allowed them to sit Moss midway through the second quarter. Other than 11 penalties and a fourth-quarter lost fumble, the Utes achieved their goal of playing clean and getting a host of second- and third-team players some experience. The defense bolstered its suffocating reputation.UP NEXTIdaho visits Northern Iowa next Saturday.The Utes open Pac-12 play at No. 24 Southern Cal on Friday. Written by September 14, 2019 /Sports News – Local Huntley, Moss Lead No. 11 Utah over Idaho State, 31-0 Tags: Tyler Huntley/Utah Utes Football/Zack Moss Associated Press
Home » News » Leading industry Anti Money Laundering firm wins royal approval previous nextProducts & ServicesLeading industry Anti Money Laundering firm wins royal approvalTech firm Smartsearch has been given a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its innovative approach to product development.Nigel Lewis25th April 201801,162 Views Smartsearch, one of the key suppliers of Anti Money Laundering solutions to sales and lettings agents in the UK, has won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its innovation.The company’s online AML system was picked out by the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for developing a “world-leading” AML verification platform.The Yorkshire-based firm offers both sales and letting agents of all sizes the ability to verify and check the identities of vendors, buyers, landlords and tenants, demand for which has increased dramatically since the industry was required to comply with the AML regulations in June last year.This includes checking that clients are not on the government’s sanctions list or a ‘politically exposed person’, plus the system removes the need for agents’ clients to provide identity verification.Level of riskAgents are required to have a process in place to identify the level of risk posed by an individual to their business based on the AML regulations, and every client must be assessed individually and appropriate checks carried out.In January it was revealed by the National Association of Estate Agents that several companies had been hit with fines totalling six and even seven figures since the regulations went live in June, while a recent report estimated that a fifth of all agents had been fined so far.This has created a huge market for AML solutions within the property industry and other sectors, and consequently Smartsearch is one of the fastest-growing companies in the UK by turnover.It has increased its team from seven to 90 people and relocated from Leeds to new-build offices in Ilkley.“SmartSearch has grown so fast over the past two years; this award really recognises that commercial achievement, and is testimony to the hard work and dedication of our staff,” says its Managing Director Martin Cheek (pictured).martin cheek AML AML compliance AML regulationsHMRC anti money laundering Smartsearch April 25, 2018Nigel 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