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LV= INSURANCE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP THE AGEAS BOWL, SOUTHAMPTON TUESDAY 25 – FRIDAY 28 JULY | 11:00AM START Back to News Essex Cricket would like to provide the following update regarding Simon Harmer’s availability and ongoing discussions with Cricket South Africa. The governing body (CSA) has requested the return of its contracted players by mid-September, ahead of a highly anticipated three-Test series against Australia. Essex Men's Simon Harmer is on a hybrid contract with Cricket South Africa. We are aware of the agreement between Cricket South Africa (CSA) and their contracted players. Discussions are ongoing between Essex Cricket, Simon and CSA regarding his availability in September because of the nature of his hybrid contract. Related News Over & Out!Join our newsletter SIGN UP

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Local News Campanaro placed on leave for ‘derogatory and insensitive’ reply to Facebook post The city has suspended one of its code officers for a "derogatory and insensitive" Facebook comment the officer made Tuesday evening in response to a resident's post about the Altoona Area School District implementing a clear bag policy for sporting events at Mansion Park, according to City Manager Christopher McGuire. "…you could just prevent Negroes from going," wrote Scott Campanaro, the code officer. "Might seem racist -- but it is not wrong." McGuire, City Council members and others in leadership were "all appalled" at the comments of the officer, whose city keys, computer and vehicle were taken from him and who was placed on paid leave Wednesday morning in keeping with the city's contract with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the city's personnel policy, McGuire said. On its face, Campanaro's comment would seem to violate prohibitions in the city's conduct policy against expressions of racism and against certain uses of social media,  » Read More

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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - One man was arrested after Omaha Police served a search warrant at the Los Diablos motorcycle clubhouse on Wednesday as part of a shooting investigation. Richard Poff, 68, was found living in a camper on the property located at 2501 Ames Ave. Poff was booked for possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, and additional charges are pending, per OPD. Following the search warrant, code inspectors examined the property and found numerous violations, and the club was shut down. The investigation into the shooting remains ongoing. Copyright 2026 WOWT. All rights reserved.  » Read More

‘Haunted’ Minnesota Golf Course Owner To Be Guest On ‘The Big Swing’Mike Cox via UnsplashA Minnesota golf course and its owner are going to be on national television. The South-Central Minnesota golf course owner took to social media for 'help' on what he should discuss on 'The Big Swing' with Jimmy Roberts. Fans of the course, rather than give ideas, encouraged the owner to be himself instead.A 'Haunted' Club House & GravesMontgomery National Golf Club, located in Montgomery, which is about 45 minutes South and West of Minneapolis, is going to be featured on the Golf Channel in the near future. The golf course, which has been recently renovated to be a living tribute to the Beatles, complete with a yellow submarine, guitar-shaped bunker, and holes named for Beatles songs, also has some other quirky things hanging around. Two grave markers are on the first hole; they are the original land owners, and reportedly the old clubhouse was haunted by former owners who would peer into the windows from outside.  » Read More

Arriving at the theater for the press screening of Mutiny, the ticket attendant asked what I was there to see. I accidentally said, “Shelter,” confusing it for the other Jason Statham action flick that came out earlier this year. Can you blame me, though? It’s not like Statham is trying especially hard to differentiate one performance from the other. That said, I enjoyed Mutiny more than Shelter, albeit only slightly. Where Shelter was about as generic as Statham movies get, Mutiny is generic… with a few advantages. One of them is Statham, who, despite consistently playing the same character, does his thing well. Statham plays Cole Reed, another stoic tough guy who will inevitably drive a car at some point – even in a movie that primarily takes place on a boat. Cole serves as a bodyguard who’s practically family to his boss, Tibu Campallo (Ramon Tikaram). Statham and Tikaram have a nice chemistry, although it’s apparent from their first scene that Cole’s boss will soon bite the bullet. Cole is set up for his employer’s murder, forcing him to go on the run. Deducing that this conspiracy is connected to Tibu’s shipping business, Cole stows away on a cargo

Social Media Today, an Industry Dive publication This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . LinkedIn wants to help creators and brands maximize the value of their live event streams by introducing artificial intelligence-powered recommended clips and chapters for live event video recordings, which will automatically highlight the best parts to re-use and showcase. As shown in this image, the recommended clips composer will be added to LinkedIn's event management tools, offering a separate section of highlights chosen by LinkedIn's system. The event host can then select highlighted clips from the right-side mini window, and extend or shorten each segment as they see fit. LinkedIn said the feature will help marketers "quickly turn event recordings into short-form highlights that can extend engagement long after the event ends." As per LinkedIn: "Find highlights almost instantly with AI recommendations that identify standout moments, including major announcements, key insights, and memorable quotes." The process will also generate chapters within longer recordings, making it easier for viewers to skim through replay videos and find the most relevant segments. LinkedIn has seen a rise in live events, with

LinkedIn adds AI-powered event highlights. Marketers can use the new feature to automatically create clips from live recordings and turn them into ...

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