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First and foremost, don’t read too much into an intrasquad scrimmage. That is especially true when the team is missing three scholarship players. The Kentucky Wildcats were without Oscar Tshiebwe, Sahvir Wheeler, and Lance Ware for Saturday night’s annual Blue-White Scrimmage. Everything else deserves a grain of salt when you don’t have the National Player of the Year and a Bob Cousy Award Finalist. However, because we are a little crazy in Big Blue Nation, we still need to have some takeaways. The level of play was certainly impacted by three walk-ons having to play significant minutes, but there still were some things that stood out on film. Let’s take a look at three primary takeaways after watching the tape from Kentucky’s Blue-White Scrimmage. Elite Shot-Makers Make a Difference Coach John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats have been criticized for a lack of shooting in recent seasons. After finishing 107th in percentage of points coming from three-point range (29.6%) in 2011, a stat tracked by KenPom, the ‘Cats finished higher than 266th in the Calipari era. The 2012 team shot 37.8% from deep, but no team since has eclipsed the Top 100 nationally in three-point percentage. Those stats have a…

STONEFISH from Missing Letter Productions on Vimeo. Actors Megan Smart and George Pullar move behind the camera with Stonefish, nominated for the AACTA Award for Best Short Film. Directed by Smart and written by Pullar, the dark comedy tells the story of an anxious young poet who accidentally instigates a feud with his neighbour when he tries to quell the barking of his dog. Set in a quiet, coastal, Australian town, the story sees two unlikely worlds crash together: hipsters and hoodlums. In an escalating game of cat and mouse we almost witness the forming of a beautiful friendship between two broken men, before it is inevitably undone, by a dirty, hidden truth. Pullar stars as poet Jonathon, alongside Ben Oxenbould, Aleks Mikic, Jose Luigi Talite and Christian Di Michiel. Smart and Pullar, who studied at WAAPA together, created Stonefish during COVID lockdowns. They recently launched their own company The Missing Letter Productions, through which they produced Stonefish with Nonny Klaile. They are developing other projects including a TV series and feature film. Stonefish has played at various festivals including Flickerfest and Sydney Film Festival, with Smart nominated for Best Director at the CinefestOz short film awards.

Andrew Tate's use of social media might make his messaging sound novel, but in reality, it is the same anti-woman rhetoric of past misogynists. (Vimeo/FreeTopG)If you don’t recognize the name Andrew Tate, you have (luckily) avoided one of the most significant waves of misogyny on mainstream social media in recent memory.Tate, a pseudo right-wing influencer who espouses deep misogyny, rocketed to fame (and infamy) thanks to clever manipulation of social media algorithms — especially TikTok. Many articles have been written about Tate’s rise to fame and subsequent banning on social media.However, most articles fail to acknowledge that the only thing new or innovative about Tate and his rhetoric was his ability to leverage platform algorithms. Tate’s example highlights how proponents of misogyny are using new technology to amplify their messaging. And while his content is not new, his tactics present an important site of innovation and inquiry.Andrew Tate in the history of misogynyAndrew Tate got famous fast. In July 2022 Google searches for Tate exceeded Donald Trump and Kim Kardashian combined. Over a short period, he was transported from marginal fame to social media stardom.Banned from Twitter in 2017 (for anti #MeToo tweets, among other things), Tate surged into mainstream…

Ray Wetzel is director of the Gadsden Museum of Art, but his home is something of a museum in its own right. Wetzel discovered comic books at age 7, and as fast as you can say KAPOW!!, he became a collector. Today he owns about 23,000 comics, plus action figures of numerous heroes (his favorites are Green Lantern and Daredevil). He’s not one of those guys who never takes his collection out of the plastic. Wetzel says he has the books because he enjoys reading them, although the collection isn’t growing as fast as it used to. “It ebbs and flows,” he says. “With adult responsibilities, of course, my money goes to, like, homeownership and feeding myself. When in college, I would forgo that to buy comic books.” Wetzel still has a wish list of issues he doesn’t have yet, but it’s not terribly long. Will he ever find his “dream book”? To be continued… &nbsp Collector Ray Wetzel celebrates the art of the comic book from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. (Courtesy of Alabama Newscenter) Don’t miss out!  Subscribe today to have Alabama’s leading headlines delivered to your inbox.

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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Emergency Management Officials in Evansville have shared a 30 minute video of the Morton Ave. warehouse fire.It briefly starts with an image from 14 News’ coverage of the fire, then shows drone footage that officials say provided live situational awareness feed for fire crews.They say it helped fire officials for more than three hours in containing the large blaze.Thursday coverageWednesday coverage Tuesday coverageMonday coverageOn the morning of the fire, they set up at a distance from the warehouse and started flying.The goal was to show where the fire was the most serious and where firefighters need to start working.By showing the entire scene, they also know where it’s safe to be.They can toggle infrared to show the heat locations and places where flaming debris is being cast off.With a fire this large, Cliff Weaver with EMA says they need these drones.Even ten years ago, they would have been stuck on the ground describing the scene and planning based on verbal commands.“This is just a new technology, and I anticipate in the near future, pretty much every fire truck or police car will have one,” said Weaver.He says the drones also help with damage assessment.This drone was…

These observations — where I look at Real Madrid’s history, its players on loan, Castilla, tactical tidbits, and other relevant thoughts — are now a regular thing. All previous editions can be found here. He is not the main story of Real Madrid’s season, nor was he the protagonist against Elche. But Antonio Rudiger, currently 10th in the team in minutes played, has quietly put in a really impressive campaign. Rudiger, boasting the sixth best passing completion % in La Liga, has begun showing his elite passing range that made him so good on the ball at Chelsea: It’s not hard to see why Rudiger has fit seamlessly. He is a home-run signing on a free-transfer without any real weaknesses, making him malleable and easy to integrate. If you pair him with Eder Militao, you have elite aerial ability and great step-up interventions throughout the backline. Pair him with David Alaba and you’ll get world class ball progression. In the unexpectedly good Rudiger - Nacho partnership, you get leadership, good tracking, and valuable rest to the aforementioned starting defenders. Rudiger can do everything well, and works in any backline combination. I don’t think we’ve truly seen how important Rudiger is…

Chancellor Don Elliman delivered his annual State of the Campus Address on Oct. 19 to an in-person audience for the first time since 2019.  Faculty, staff and students gathered in the Anschutz Health Sciences Building – and hundreds tuned in online – for this year’s presentation, which highlighted inspiring stories of colleagues and peers making advances in all areas of our mission. “This year, I want to take an opportunity to tell a different story: your story,” Elliman said. “I’d like to shine a spotlight on you and share some of the thousands of stories of creativity, healing and service that only happen at CU Anschutz.” Highlights included faculty advancements in brain health, personalized medicine and bioinformatics, novel therapeutics and climate medicine. Throughout this story are the video highlights shared at the event.  Elliman spoke of growth in research and academics and spotlighted some of the bright students who have chosen CU Anschutz for their education. Elliman applauded staff and students for their commitment to making our campus welcoming and inclusive. He noted the efforts that have created the CU Anschutz LGBTQ+ Hub, launched the Center for Health Equity and the Aurora Wellness Community, as well as created a growing…

When you have to go, you have to go. That has never been truer than a moment just captured by a security cam in a Walmart somewhere in Illinois. A man can be seen leaving...a present on the floor. Yeah, that's what I mean to say. Actually, it's poop.I saw this special moment that was just shared on Vimeo with the title "Smile, You’re On Camera! Illinois Man Poops In The Middle Of Walmart". I've watched it several times (because why not) and it certainly looks like this man dropped a load in the aisle at Walmart.Smile, You're On Camera! Illinois Man Poops In The Middle Of Walmart from emily sotakoun on Vimeo.This inspired me to Google "Is it legal to poop in public in Illinois". I don't recommend you do it as you likely won't enjoy the results. Good news though. I've done it for you and Code Library says this man actually broke the law in Illinois. Here's the statutes they shared that might apply:§ 90.47 DEFECATION ON PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PROPERTY.No person who owns, possesses, or controls a dog, cat, or other animal shall permit such dog, cat, or other animal to defecate in any public place…

The UK’s media watchdog, Ofcom, has published a debut report on its first year regulating a selection of video-sharing platforms (VSPs) — including TikTok, Snapchat, Twitch, Vimeo and OnlyFans — following the introduction of content-handling rules aimed at protecting minors and others from viewing harmful user-generated video content online. As well aiming to shrink the risk of minors being exposed to age-inappropriate content (an area the UK’s data protection watchdog also has under watch), the VSP regulation requires in-scope Internet platforms to take steps to protect all their users from content likely to incite violence or hatred against protected groups or which would be considered a criminal offence under laws related to terrorism, child sexual abuse material, racism and xenophobia. It’s a taster of a broader (and more controversial) online content regulation that’s been years in the making — aka the Online Safety Bill — which remains in limbo after the new UK prime minister, and her freshly appointed minister heading up digital issues, paused the draft legislation last month saying they wanted to tweak the approach in response to freedom of expression concerns. There are questions about whether the Online Safety Bill will/can survive the UK’s stormy domestic politic situation.…