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0:38 Zack Moss powers through the Seattle Seahawks’ defense to score and extend the Buffalo Bills’ lead in the fourth quarter 
0:35 DeeJay Dallas cruises through the Bills’ defense to score for the Seahawks. Josh Allen dominated in the air for the Buffalo Bills with 415 yards for three touchdowns, while Russell Wilson threw for two scores and two interceptions as the Seattle Seahawks were made to pay for a poor defensive display in the first half By Cameron HogwoodLast Updated: 08/11/20 9:39pm 
Scoring summary Seahawks 7-24 BillsJosh Allen four-yard TD pass to Gabriel Davis (extra point) 
0:40 Isaiah McKenzie goes over to open the scoring for the Buffalo Bills Russell Wilson goes over for his first rushing touchdown of the season Having forced a fumble from Wilson on Seattle’s first drive of the second half, the Bills went further ahead with a 22-yard field goal from Bass after Allen had salvaged a second-and-27 situation with a 39-yard pass to Davis.The Seahawks hit back through rookie running back DeeJay Dallas, who punched it in from four yards out after big first-down pickups from Metcalf and tight end Jacob Hollister.After a 44-yard field goal from Myers, the Bills replied with a one-yard rushing score from Zack Moss following a perfectly-executed screen play call from Daboll that had unleashed John Brown for a 33-yard catch-and-run just shy of the goalline on third-and-16. Seahawks 0-7 BillsJosh Allen 25-yard TD pass to Isaiah McKenzie (extra point) Tyler Kroft finds a Josh Allen pass deep in the endzone for the Bills’ second touchdown of the day. The Seahawks were finally on the board when Wilson sneaked in from one-yard out after a 25-yard pass interference penalty against Tre’Davious White while covering D.K. Metcalf on the sideline.Allen was back in scoring range in no time, though, and took advantage with a four-yard touchdown pass to Gabriel Davis as he felt rare pressure coming up the middle from safety Jamal Adams. The Bills followed up by holding Seattle to a 45-yard field goal from Jason Myers.Seahawks stats: Russell Wilson, 28/41, 390 yards, 2 TDs, 2 INTsRushing leader: DeeJay Dallas, 7 carries, 31 yards, 1 TDReceiving leader: DK Metcalf, 7 catches, 108 yards, 1 TD – Advertisement – – Advertisement – DeeJay Dallas cruises through the Bills’ defense to score for the Seahawks. Buffalo reestablished the dominance they had lost in the third quarter moments later as Allen ran in a three-yard touchdown to reward White’s 30-yard interception return.Wilson responded immediately with a 55-yard touchdown pass to an untouched David Moore, before A.J. Klein strip sacked the Seahawks quarterback as well as recovering the ball for the Bills’ fourth takeaway. 0:44 Tyler Kroft finds a Josh Allen pass deep in the endzone for the Bills’ second touchdown of the day. FIRST QUARTER Zack Moss powers through the Seattle Seahawks’ defense to score and extend the Buffalo Bills’ lead in the fourth quarter Josh Allen went 31 of 38 passing for 415 yards and three touchdowns as well as running in for a score as the Buffalo Bills moved to 7-2 on the year with a 44-34 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.Russell Wilson kept the Seahawks alive as he finished 28 of 41 for 390 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions after being sacked five times and hit on 11 other occasions.The damage was ultimately done in the first half as the Seahawks’ 32nd ranked defense failed to show up, with Buffalo leading by as many as 17 points before offensive coordinator Brian Daboll adjusted well to increased pressure on Allen after the break.Bills stats: Josh Allen, 31/38, 415 yards, 3 TDsRushing leader: Zack Moss, 9 carries, 18 yards, 1 TDReceiving leader: Stefon Diggs, 9 catches, 118 yards Seahawks 27-41 BillsRussell Wilson 55-yard TD pass to David Moore (extra point) FOURTH QUARTER Seahawks 17-27 BillsDeeJay Dallas four-yard rushing TD (extra point) Seahawks 0-17 BillsTyler Bass 44-yard field goal Isaiah McKenzie goes over to open the scoring for the Buffalo Bills The Bills got off to the perfect start when Allen fired a 25-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah McKenzie on the opening drive of the game after a 60-yard kickoff return from Andre Roberts.A porous Seahawks defense couldn’t halt another Bills march shortly after as Allen dealt a one-yard touchdown pass to tight end Tyler Kroft to ice an 85-yard drive.Amid Seattle’s bid to reduce the deficit Wilson was intercepted by Jordan Poyer in the end zone on fourth-and-one, before a 44-yard field goal from Tyler Bass pushed Buffalo’s lead to 17-0. Seahawks 10-24 BillsJason Myers 45-yard field goal 0:40 Russell Wilson goes over for his first rushing touchdown of the season 
0:47 Wilson throws a rocket of a pass to David Moore for a 55-yard touchdown THIRD QUARTER Seahawks 20-34 BillsZack Moss one-yard rushing TD (extra point) Seahawks 34-44 BillsRussell Wilson seven-yard TD pass to DK Metcalf (extra point) Seahawks 27-44 BillsTyler Bass 31-yard field goal Seahawks 20-27 BillsJason Myers 44-yard field goal Seahawks 20-41 BillsJosh Allen three-yard rushing TD (extra point) SECOND QUARTER Seahawks 10-27 BillsTyler Bass 22-yard field goal – Advertisement – Wilson throws a rocket of a pass to David Moore for a 55-yard touchdown There was still time for a 31-yard field goal from Bass followed by a seven-yard touchdown catch from Metcalf to make things interesting late on.Sky Sports NFL is your dedicated channel for NFL coverage through the season – featuring a host of NFL Network programming, a new weekly preview show as well as at least five games a week and NFL Redzone, you won’t miss a moment. Don’t forget to follow us on skysports.com/nfl, our Twitter account @SkySportsNFL & Sky Sports – on the go!
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Coordinating Political, Legal and Security Affairs Minister Mahfud MD has said that Indonesia is heading toward reinstating guidelines on the implementation of a Pancasila course in educational institutions, a practice that occurred during the New Order regime.The course, known as P4, was an obligatory subject taught during student orientation in junior and senior high school as well as at the collegiate level.Mahfud, however, said that the new P4 course would be an updated version. The P4 course was based on a People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) decree issued in 1978. The decree elaborated Pancasila’s five main ideas into 36 points of practical guidelines to internalize and implement Pancasila values to citizen’s daily lives. In 1999, however, the MPR issued another decree that put an end to the P4 course. Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Minister Tjahjo Kumolo said he agreed with the plan as it would strengthen nationalism.“I recommend that Pak Menko have the course be delivered over a shorter amount of time per session. In the old days, the course was given over rather long hours,” he said, referring to Mahfud. (gis)Topics : “Before I left [my post] at the Agency for Pancasila Ideology Education [BPIP], [we had decided] that we would organize more [P4] courses.”So [the reintroduction of the courses] basically has started,” Mahfud, a former member of the BPIP steering committee, said in Jakarta on Monday as quoted by tempo.co.He went on to say that several people had received a training-of-trainers session on P4. They were expected to teach the course once the program is fully run nationwide, added Mahfud.“Earlier today I asked the BPIP secretary [who said] there were already some people who took the course. However, it’s just the beginning – we don’t have enough [trainers]. We plan to have more trainers that master Pancasila values,” Mahfud said.
Mnuchin downplayed a question about a possible recession, calling it a “technical question” that was not “terribly relevant” in the current situation since the government was effectively shutting down large parts of the economy to slow the virus.”“When people focus on recessions, it’s normally because of a prolonged economic environment,” Mnuchin said. “This is a very unique situation that we’ve never had before. This is the government has self-imposed shutting down large parts of the economy. And as soon as we can get the medical situation under control, we’re going to reopen it.”Mnuchin declined to comment specifically about a Washington Post report that the Trump administration did not act on repeated warnings about the potential impact of the coronavirus from the U.S. intelligence community, but said no one expected the crisis to escalate as quickly as it had.“I don’t think that anybody should second guess the government’s actions,” Mnuchin said. “This has been moving very quickly and I think we’ve responded appropriately.”Many critics have said the administration has been slow in both its preparation and response to the crisis as President Donald Trump for weeks played down the situation before changing his tone more recently. The coronavirus economic relief bill being finalized by the US Congress will include a one-time US$3,000 payment for families and allow the Federal Reserve to leverage up to $4 trillion of liquidity to support the nation’s economy, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday.Mnuchin, speaking on the “Fox News Sunday” television program, said the additional liquidity measures would allow the US central bank to help a broad base of businesses to get through next 90 to 120 days.Trump administration officials hoped to finalize the legislation on Sunday and see a vote on Monday, Mnuchin said, adding that further steps could be taken if the crisis did not abate in 10 to 12 weeks. Mnuchin said the US economy would clearly take a hit from the health crisis, but should rebound once the new coronavirus has been contained.“We need to get the money into the economy now. If we do that, we think we can stabilize the economy,” he said.Read also: ‘Desperate times, desperate measures’: Calls grow for flexible state budget amid virusNearly one in four Americans, or 80 million people, were under orders to close up shop and stay home as New York, California, Illinois, Connecticut and New Jersey instituted statewide lockdowns to try to contain the rapid spread of the highly contagious respiratory illness.
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“However, the evidence needs to be gathered and interpreted, and we continue to support this.”Any change in the WHO’s assessment of risk of transmission could affect its current advice on keeping 1-meter of physical distancing. Governments, which rely on the agency for guidance policy, may also have to adjust public health measures aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.Van Kerkhove said the WHO would publish a scientific brief summarizing the state of knowledge on modes of transmission of the virus in the coming days.”A comprehensive package of interventions is required to be able to stop transmission,” she said.”This includes not only physical distancing, it includes the use of masks where appropriate in certain settings, specifically where you can’t do physical distancing and especially for healthcare workers.” The World Health Organization on Tuesday acknowledged “evidence emerging” of the airborne spread of the novel coronavirus, after a group of scientists urged the global body to update its guidance on how the respiratory disease passes between people.”We have been talking about the possibility of airborne transmission and aerosol transmission as one of the modes of transmission of COVID-19,” Maria Van Kerkhove, technical lead on the COVID-19 pandemic at the WHO, told a news briefing.The WHO has previously said the virus that causes the COVID-19 respiratory disease spreads primarily through small droplets expelled from the nose and mouth of an infected person that quickly sink to the ground. Topics :
But in an open letter to the Geneva-based agency, published on Monday in the Clinical Infectious Diseases journal, 239 scientists in 32 countries outlined evidence that they say shows floating virus particles can infect people who breathe them in.Because those smaller exhaled particles can linger in the air, the scientists are urging WHO to update its guidance.Speaking at Tuesday’s briefing in Geneva, Benedetta Allegranzi, the WHO’s technical lead for infection prevention and control, said there was evidence emerging of airborne transmission of the coronavirus, but that it was not definitive.”…The possibility of airborne transmission in public settings – especially in very specific conditions, crowded, closed, poorly ventilated settings that have been described, cannot be ruled out,” she said.
Peter Batley has sold the last remaining Esplanade beach house. Picture: Jerad WilliamsBRISBANE man Jason Hague snapped up the last house on the famous Surfers Paradise Esplanade for a red hot figure of $6.55 million on Saturday.In what could be described as the most competitive bidding war on the Gold Coast, 32 The Esplande lasted a total of 10 minutes before it cracked at auction.Owner Peter Batley converted the apartment block which was four apartments into a seven bedroom, six bathroom home in Surfers Paradise. Peter Batley with his daughter Sabrina Batley, 6. Picture: Jerad WilliamsNine bidders including Chinese buyers, local hotel owners and Brisbane investors battled it out to secure the iconic house on The Esplande.The auction started at $5 million but within 30 seconds of auctioneer, Nigel Long calling for more bids, the price jumped to an eye-watering $5.8 million.Three and a half minutes later the price was at $5.96 million.Video Player is loading.Play VideoPlayNext playlist itemMuteCurrent Time 0:00/Duration 2:00Loaded: 0%Stream Type LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time -2:00 Playback Rate1xChaptersChaptersDescriptionsdescriptions off, selectedCaptionscaptions settings, opens captions settings dialogcaptions off, selectedQuality Levels720p720pHD540p540p360p360p270p270pAutoA, selectedAudio Trackdefault, selectedFullscreenThis is a modal window.Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.TextColorWhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentWindowColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyTransparentSemi-TransparentOpaqueFont Size50%75%100%125%150%175%200%300%400%Text Edge StyleNoneRaisedDepressedUniformDropshadowFont FamilyProportional Sans-SerifMonospace Sans-SerifProportional SerifMonospace SerifCasualScriptSmall CapsReset restore all settings to the default valuesDoneClose Modal DialogEnd of dialog window.This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.Close Modal DialogThis is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.PlayMuteCurrent Time 0:00/Duration 0:00Loaded: 0%Stream Type LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time -0:00 Playback Rate1xFullscreenHow leverage works02:00Bidder no. four took the lead as the auction was beginning to wrap up and commented that this ‘wasn’t their first rodeo’.A five minute pause saw a buyer from New South Wales up the bid to $6.545 million.Crowds of about 50 people gathered around as bidder no. four and no. twelve went head-to-head until the Brisbane bidder had the final bid, offering $45,000 more.The home is dwarfed by high-rises. Picture: Jerad WilliamsThe winning bidder, Mr Hague had his mind set on buying the property but said he isn’t sure what he will do with it.More from news02:37Purchasers snap up every residence in the $40 million Siarn Palm Beach North5 hours ago02:37International architect Desmond Brooks selling luxury beach villa1 day ago“I have had my eye on it for the past two months and I spend every second weekend or so holidaying on the Coast,” he said.“I’m not sure of the future plans just yet.”Prestige property agents principal Amir Mian marketed the property and said the site garnered a lot of attention from Chinese buyers and big hotel owners.“This block is a perfect opportunity for developers who want to create a boutique development in Surfers Paradise,” Mr Mian said.“No one is really building that boutique style in this part of the Gold Coast, it is mostly high-rises.“A private boutique building would be perfect here.”It was rumoured that a large hotel business would snap up the property.“The hotel who was interested in the block is well established in Surfers Paradise and they have a lot of monopoly here.”The iconic beachfront property owned by former commercial property owner Peter Batley is nestled between the The Sands and Grosvenor towers, a short walk from the 77-level Soul skyscraper and Cavill Mall.Mr Batley bought the Driftwood apartments block four years ago and spent $400,000 on a transformative renovation to turn it into a retro-style house reminiscent of the 60s.The three-level property now features seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and nine car spaces, five with enclosed garaging.Mr Batley said the move to sell was for his six-year-old daughter Sabrina.“My wife Sammi and I want to give her a backyard and a neighbourhood where she will be able to make some friends,” he said.“Sabrina and I play hide-and-seek in the house and we love the beach but the road is very busy and there are a lot of tourists.”On the same block as Cavill Avenue, the one title property spans 433sq m and comes with no height restrictions.
Baker Hughes, a GE company, has launched new subsea solutions designed to assist with the full life of fields.Baker Hughes said on Wednesday that it launched its Subsea Connect solution, including its Aptara TOTEX-lite subsea system.According to the company, Subsea Connect can reduce the economic development point of subsea projects by an average of 30 percent and has the potential to unlock an additional 16 billion barrels of reserves globally.Neil Saunders, president and CEO of BHGE’s oilfield equipment business, said: “In recent years, our industry has made good progress in lowering the cost of subsea projects to the point where they have become more competitive with onshore developments.“While the gap has narrowed, we are taking that to the next level with Subsea Connect, making long-lasting, sustainable change and driving value from concept to commissioning and over the full life of the field.”Subsea Connect is a combination of four key solutions – Project Connect, Reservoir to Topsides Technology Solutions, Flexible Partnerships and Commercial Models, and Digital Enablement.The Project Connect approach eliminates project recycle, reduces cost and project overruns, and increases speed to final investment decision (FID).Reservoir to Topsides Technology Solutions includes the Aptara TOTEX-lite subsea system includes the lightweight compact tree, modular compact manifold, composite flexible risers, SFX wellhead solution, modular compact pump, and subsea connection systems. These technologies, according to BHGE, can cut total costs of ownership by up to 50 percent.Flexible Partnerships and Commercial Models are flexible and designed to leverage relationships with the most efficient, established partners to meet customers’ needs and improve project economics.The final part of the Subsea Connect solution is Digital Enablement. The company’s EngageSubsea asset lifecycle management solution is one example, designed to optimize the planning, execution, and connectivity of subsea projects, resulting in enhanced execution and remote management of asset maintenance.Saunders added: “In addition to the introduction of new technology solutions, we have invested significantly in structuring our subsea production systems (SPS) portfolio to ensure shorter lead times – by as much as 30 percent – and quicker responses […]. We have also signed an agreement with a major operator to provide the Aptara lightweight compact tree for deployment next year.”
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Court gavel. Photo credit: kirtok.comA young man who believes he has the potential to be a good product of society found himself at the Court’s mercy on Thursday when he pleaded guilty to possession of Cannabis.Harry George Blanc of Jimmit was charged for possession of cannabis in Mahaut on June 5th, 2012.According to the police prosecutor Blanc who was in the vicinity of the Lab, a popular bar in Mahaut, had a brown paper bag and started walking briskly after spotting police officers on foot patrol in the area.The officers approached Blanc and asked if they search him to which he replied; “marijuana I have in my bag for me to smoke”.He was then arrested and taken into police custody.In mitigation Blanc said the facts given by the prosecutor was not entirely true.“I didn’t walk away briskly because I didn’t even know they were police officers”.He further stated “I believe I can be a productive citizen in society. I work; as a matter of fact I was coming from work at Donkey Beach where I do spray painting”.Magistrate Candia Carette- George told Blanc that if he feels he has such “potential” he should “stop smoking”.He then informed the court that his “situation” was “special” but it was a “long complicated” story.He went on to explain that because he is “alone” most of the times, he considers smoking as a form of “company”.The magistrate encouraged him to “make friends”, but he told her “that not working for me”.Before sentencing, Carrette- George told Blanc what would “save” him is the fact that he is a first time offender and therefore he would not receive a custodial sentence.She told him that he is a “young man” with “opportunities” available to him.He was fined $500.00 to be paid by June 30th, 2012 or in default he will serve one (1) month in prison.Dominica Vibes News LocalNews ‘I can be a productive citizen in society’ Mahaut man tells magistrate by: – June 11, 2012 Share
BACOLOD City – He was hiding from thepolice for about 11 years. His apprehension was staged on thestrength of an arrest warrant for the crime of murder around 9 a.m. on Jan. 27,a police report showed. The suspect was detained in the SilayCity police station’s lockup facility. The 34-year-old Rongie Guarino wascaught in his residence in Barangay Mambulac, Silay City, Negros Occidental. The court recommended no bail bond forhis temporary liberty./PN
The Scot states in his autobiography, which is released on Thursday, that he was asked to become England boss in succession to Glenn Hoddle and Kevin Keegan. Ferguson rejected the offers out of hand, though, saying: “There was no way I could contemplate that. It wasn’t a bed of nails I was ever tempted to lie on.” Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he turned down the England manager’s job on two separate occasions during his Manchester United reign. Keane then suggested the squad watch the interview and a furious row ensued. Ruud van Nistelrooy, Edwin van der Sar and Carlos Queiroz all argued and Keane then accused Ferguson of bringing his own dispute with shareholder John Magnier over the Rock of Gibraltar racehorse into the club. “It was frightening to watch. And I’m from Glasgow,” Ferguson says. “He has the most savage tongue you can imagine.” Ferguson sold Keane to Celtic. The Irishman returned to Carrington to apologise to Ferguson months later, but the two have clashed since. Wayne Rooney also receives criticism, although on a far lesser scale. Ferguson laments the striker’s failure to “absorb new ideas or methods quickly” in training and his supposed lack of fitness. Ferguson does not go into much detail about how Rooney asked to leave United last summer – only saying that the striker was unhappy at being left on the bench so often. He does reveal more about Rooney’s plea to leave in 2010, when the former Everton man told Ferguson that the club were not ambitious enough. Rooney said Ferguson should have signed Mesut Ozil, now at Arsenal. Ferguson writes in the book: “My reply was that it was none of his business who we should have gone for.” Like Rooney, David Beckham was also a big part of Ferguson’s reign at Old Trafford. Just like in his first autobiography, Ferguson talks about how disappointed he was to see Beckham regarded as a celebrity. The Scot talks about his annoyance at the interest in Beckham’s hair and not his performances on the pitch. Ferguson also talks about the infamous moment, after an FA Cup game against Arsenal, in which he kicked a boot in the United dressing room that struck Beckham above the eye, requiring him to have stitches. “David swore. I moved towards him, and as I approached I kicked a boot. It hit him right above the eye,” Ferguson says. Ferguson told Beckham he had let his team-mates down in the match and said that he decided to sell the former England captain shortly afterwards. Ruud van Nistelrooy comes in for more criticism than most in the book. The Scot reveals that the striker asked to leave just three days before the FA Cup final of 2005. He stayed, but after a training ground bust-up with Cristiano Ronaldo, Ferguson said he had no choice but to sell the Dutchman, who has since apologised to his former boss. Ferguson also revealed Van Nistelrooy swore at him after telling the Dutchman he would not be brought off the bench in the League Cup final of 2006. The fact that he was offered the England job on two occasions will raise eyebrows in some quarters, although there will be little surprise that, as a proud Scot, he rejected the approaches. Ferguson, who managed United for 27 successful years before retiring in the summer of 2013, discusses a wide range of topics in the book, called ‘My Autobiography’. The Scot reflects on his rivalries with Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal and discusses his relationship with a number of players that have come and gone through the doors at Old Trafford since he arrived from Scotland in 1986. Former United captain Roy Keane comes in for criticism in the book, which follows on from his last autobiography spanning from 2000-2013. Keane became one of the trusted pillars of Ferguson’s reign at Old Trafford when he moved from Nottingham Forest in 1993, but their relationship soured 12 years later. Ferguson reveals that Keane was livid at the club over their pre-season training camp in Portugal. The Irish midfielder said the accommodation was not up to scratch. Then Keane tore into his team-mates in an interview with the club’s in-house TV station MUTV. Ferguson says in the interview, which was pulled, Keane “slaughtered” several of the club’s senior players. Press Association