Chile knock out defending champions Uruguay from Copa America 2015

Saturday, June 27, 2015

On Wednesday, Chile, the host nation, defeated the defending champions, Uruguay, in the first quarter final of the 2015 Copa América ((en)) Spanish language: America Cup which was held in Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos stadium in Santiago, Chile.

La Roja had 80% possession of the ball in front of Uruguay. Two Uruguayan players were red carded in this match.

Mauricio Isla scored in the 81st minute, assisted by Jorge Valdívia, the only goal of the match. Cavani got his yellow card at the 29th by arguing with a linesman. 11 minutes later, Uruguayan defender Jorge Fucile was booked for clattering on Vargas. The first half ended with 0–0 score, and four players booked.

Cavani’s father Luis Cavani was arrested earlier this week over a Monday truck crash in which a 19-year-old motorcyclist was killed. Then, in the 63rd minute Chilean defender Jara provoked Cavani reportedly by putting his finger in Cavani’s anus. Cavani touched Jara’s face, and Jara fell to the ground causing Cavani to get a card. The Uruguayan team had only nine men left after Fucile received his second yellow card for a foul on Alexis Sánchez.


June 24, 2015
Chile 1–0 Uruguay Estadio Nacional, SantiagoReferee: Sandro Ricci (Brazil)
C. BravoIsla 43′ 81’JaraE. MenaG. MedelJ. Valdívia 18′ 85’C. AránguizM. Díaz 71’VidalVargas 71’SánchezM. Fernández 71’Pinilla 71′ 84’Pizarro 85′ Fernando MusleraGodínGiménezMaxi Pereira 67’Fucile  40′, 88’GonzálezC. Sánchez 85’C. RodríguezE. ArévaloDiego Rolán 58’Cavani  29′, 63’Jonathan Rodríguez 85’Abel Hernández 58′

Crosswords/2005/February/7

Monday, February 7, 2005

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Many in Texas still reeling following hurricane Harvey

Monday, August 28, 2017

Citizens across Texas were still dealing with the effects of hurricane Harvey, days after the storm made landfall on Friday.

A meteorologist for CNN called the storm a “one-in-1,000-years-type of event.” Media sources today stated the storm will still continue to wind its way across the state for the next four to five days. Houston’s mayor told sources, “This is a storm that is testing the city of Houston.”

University of Texas officials cancelled all classes at their Houston Engineering Center for this week. Public health officials north of the hurricane’s path began planning to deploy social workers and other staff to the storm’s area if needed.

The storm was classified as a Category 3 hurricane as it approached the state’s coast. Late Friday evening, as the storm pressed close to Texas, it was upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane. Many locals decided to shelter in place and ride out the storm. The National Weather Service predicts roughly 27 inches of additional rain will fall over Houston during the next few days.

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Lawn Mowing Guidelines For A Healthy Lawn}

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A lush green, well-manicured lawn is a beautiful sight. The vibrant appearance of your lawn depends on its health and your lawn health has everything to do with how you mow it. Most folks mow the lawn improperly which prevents healthy growth. The lawn looks dull because the grass is stressed and not growing well. Read on for lawn mowing guidelines to keep your lawn healthy.

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A common mistake that many of us make is that we cut the lawn too short. Cutting grass too deep leaves it vulnerable and is an invitation for disease and weed growth. A taller lawn has deeper roots which is ideal to take up the nutrients in the soil. Lawns mowed at a higher height grow healthy and look good. They are free from diseases and prevent weed growth.

When you mow your lawn, do not clear away the clippings. Grass clippings will break down into a nitrogen rich organic fertiliser which is great to keep your lawn healthy. Besides, you are saving money on expensive lawn fertiliser and reducing your work of collecting the clippings and disposing them.

The most important lawn mowing guideline to follow is to keep the mower blade sharp. Sharp blades give a clean cut which is important for healthy growth. A dull blade will only shred the grass and damage it. This prevents healthy growth and gives your lawn a dull appearance.

Watering techniques do not strictly fall in the Gardening Services Castle Hill guideline category, however since we are talking about achieving a healthy lawn, here is some useful advice. For your lawn to develop deep roots make sure that you water it deeply so that water percolates to at least about four inches down. The next round of watering can be done when the top surface dries out. This schedule would of course depend on your local weather and soil conditions as well as the type of grass.

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Oral Roberts University president accused of illegal political donations and financial misappropriation

Friday, October 5, 2007

Richard Roberts, the President of Oral Roberts University, and his wife, Lindsay Roberts, are accused of illegal political contributions, financial wrong-doing, and wrongful firings in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

The lawsuit was filed by three former professors who claim “they were wrongfully dismissed after reporting the school’s involvement in a local political race.” According to KTEN television news, “Roberts’ statement says personal expenses are charged to him and he personally pays them on a monthly basis.” On October 3, Roberts “told students and faculty during his weekly chapel Wednesday that the lawsuit is about intimidation, blackmail and extortion.”

Richard has been president of ORU since his father, Oral Roberts university founder and former faith healer, “semi-retired” in 1993.

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  • 1 Political accusations
  • 2 Other allegations
  • 3 Responses
  • 4 Sources
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Canada’s Parkdale—High Park (Ward 13) city council candidates speak

This exclusive interview features first-hand journalism by a Wikinews reporter. See the collaboration page for more details.

Monday, October 30, 2006

On November 13, Torontoians will be heading to the polls to vote for their ward’s councillor and for mayor. Among Toronto’s ridings is Parkdale—High Park (Ward 13). Two candidates responded to Wikinews’ requests for an interview. This ward’s candidates include Linda Coltman, David Garrick, Greg Hamara, Aleksander Oniszczak, Bill Saundercook (incumbent), and Frances Wdowczyk.

For more information on the election, read Toronto municipal election, 2006.

New Jersey officials: Stimulus bill hurting Atlantic City casinos

Sunday, March 29, 2009

A New Jersey congressman says restrictions on federal stimulus money are hurting gaming destinations like Atlantic City, and he is seeking to repeal a provision banning the use of funds for casinos or other gaming establishments.

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“The demonization of gaming destinations such as Las Vegas and Atlantic City for business travel is wrong, wrong, wrong,” U.S. Rep Frank LoBiondo said Friday during a press conference in front of Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

The $787 billion federal stimulus bill passed in February specifically prohibits casinos from applying for funds for infrastructure improvements and other similar projects. LoBiondo said Atlantic City is losing millions of dollars in business as a result of that provision.

Casinos’ revenues dropped 19.2 percent in February 2009 month compared to February 2008, according to the New Jersey Casino Control Commission. LoBiondo said $160 million worth of business and 120,000 visitors have chosen other cities for their tourism plans due to the stimulus bill, according to Atlantic City Convention Center figures.

The administration also recently determined other groups like nonprofit organizations and local governments may not spend their stimulus money at casino properties. State officials said the rules are damaging a major pillar of the New Jersey economy.

“Are those jobs somehow less important or less meaningful than those in the manufacturing, retail or financial industries?” said Ken Calemmo, chairman-elect of the Greater Atlantic City Chamber.

Anti-gambling officials said the stimulus law does not prohibit casinos from taking advantage of tax breaks, and Atlantic City officials should not complain about the stimulus bill because the city is too reliant on an unreliable revenue stream.

“There isn’t a state, including New Jersey or Nevada, that could gamble themselves rich, any more than an individual could gamble themselves rich,” said Tom Grey, field director for StopPredatoryGambling.org. “They should’ve diversified (the economy) instead of chasing their loss.”

But Joe Kelly, chamber president, said 35,000 people work at New Jersey casinos, and thousands more around the state work for outside vendors that depend on casinos for their business.

“It is not just an Atlantic County issue. It is not just a Cape May issue,” Kelly said. “There’s purchasing done by every county.”

LoBiondo is working to repeal the provision with U.S. Rep Shelly Berkley, co-chair of the Congressional Gaming Cascus, and has reached out to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who has a history of representing the interests of the gaming industry.

Mississippi medical board allows embattled physician to keep license

Friday, April 17, 2015

On Wednesday, the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure chose to let Doctor Carroll Frazier Landrum keep his physician’s license, following an investigation sparked by an anonymous complaint. Media reported the Mississippi doctor has been working out of his Toyota Camry for about two years, making house calls to see patients.

The investigation, started earlier this year, reportedly centered around Dr. Landrum having no physical office thus possibly being unable to properly store patient records.

Volunteers are presently renovating the former post office in the town of Edwards, Mississippi, United States for the doctor to have an office. Estimations indicate the new office should be ready by early next month. Landrum, 89, closed his Edwards office two years ago. Landrum has routinely seen three or four patients per day since that time. Reportedly, illegal drug activity in the vicinity of his office placed him in danger. The doctor stated he was told his physical safety was in jeopardy.

Becoming tearful, Dr. Landrum told reporters he’s glad he’s been able to help so many people and “give them some hope and relief, and help them survive.” Landrum has assured the medical board he will refresh his training with a medical record-keeping course. According to Landrum’s attorneys, at first the board were unwilling to release their investigative records, although ultimately they did release some of the documents.