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"The agent can only work with what you give it": one engineer's take on human-built AI

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By Tom Howe
| iTWire Verified
GUEST OPINION: Tom Howe has seen his share of internet firefights — he still remembers keeping Disney+ afloat the night WandaVision launched. These days, as Director of Insights Engineering at Hydrolix, he spends a lot of time thinking about how AI fits into real-world operations, and just as importantly, where it doesn’t. I caught up with him to talk about what AI gets right, what teams keep getting wrong, and why human input still matters more than ever.
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Tinners hold Boreham Wood but need Easter miracle

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By Tom Howe
| lite.apex-football.com
By Tom Howe ENTERPRISE NATIONAL LEAGUE Truro City 0 Boreham Wood 0 TRURO City picked up a point in the fight against relegation thanks to a goalless draw against Boreham Wood on Saturday. A second clean sheet in three matches helped extend the Tinners’ unbeaten run to three games, against the National League’s fourth‑placed side, yet the gap to safety sits at 12 points with just 15 left on the table.
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Freddie Issaka shows 'signs of promise' but Truro City suffer 'sucker punch'

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By Tom Howe
| MSN UK Verified
Tom Howe Assistant boss Stewart Yetton described his Truro City side's late loss at FC Halifax Town as a ‘sucker punch'. Travelling to one of the division's promotion chasers, the Shaymen occupied the final play-off place in the National League before kick-off but City matched the West Yorkshire outfit for long periods. Harry Charsley and returning striker Rekeil Pyke had Truro's best moments in the opening 45 minutes while at the other end, tricky winger Owen Bray stung the palms of Aidan Stone.
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Tinners within four points of safety after Morecambe victory

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By Tom Howe
| lite.apex-football.com
By Tom Howe at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium ENTERPRISE NATIONAL LEAGUE Morecambe 1 Truro City 2 GOALS from Shaun Donnellan and Tyler Harvey secured Truro City’s first away win in the National League at fellow relegation rivals Morecambe. Donnellan opened the scoring when poking home from inside the six-yard-box on 34 minutes, before Harvey doubled the Tinners’ advantage with a back post flick in added on time at the end of the first-half.
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Cornwall rallies as Storm Goretti leaves trail of damage across the Duchy

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By Tom Howe
| chaosnews.uk
Cornwall is in clean-up mode following the impact of Storm Goretti, which struck the Duchy with winds approaching 100 mph on Thursday (January 8th). International headlines focused on Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, as a rare red warning for wind was issued, leading to the closure of schools, colleges and businesses, as well as a halt on public transport.
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Rally Road Racers ( 2023 )

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By Ross Venokur, Personajes Animados, Tom Howe
| Abandomoviez
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The bot crisis: Automation overtakes human traffic

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By Tom Howe
| Techstreet Now
3 minutes ago expresscomputer.in By Tom Howe, Director of Field Engineering, Hydrolix Most traffic on the internet today is driven by bots. AI-driven bot traffic has surged 300% in the past year. At Hydrolix, we saw one company face a six figure overcharge by their Internet Service Provider due to AI-driven bot traffic. It is creating an environment where automated abuse is a primary driver of fraud, traffic volatility, and customer friction too.
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Harvey's close-range finish gives Tinners priceless win over Yeovil

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By Tom Howe
| lite.apex-football.com
By Tom Howe at the Truro City Stadium ENTERPRISE NATIONAL LEAGUE Truro City 1 Yeovil Town 0 TYLER Harvey’s first half strike provided the perfect late Christmas present for a Truro City side that held on to beat West Country rivals Yeovil Town 1-0 and move within three points of safety.
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Village pub saved by the community gets ready to reopen in time for Christmas

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By Tom Howe, Paul Armstrong Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Portloe's beloved Ship Inn is ready to sail again as a community-owned pub in Cornwall, with its doors set to reopen in time for busy Christmas and New Year celebrations. The milestone marks the culmination of an extraordinary effort by the village community and its wider supporters, which resulted in the formation of the Portloe Community Benefit Society (PCBS).
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St Austell is the exception in welcoming 20mph rollout

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By Tom Howe
| chaosnews.uk
By Lee Trewhela of the Local Democracy Reporting Service Police prosecuted around 11,000 drivers for going over the 20mph speed limit rollout in Cornwall last year. The statistic was mentioned in a Cornwall Council discussion about the progress of the £4.5m programme.
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St Austell war memorial restored by Harbour Housing team

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By Tom Howe
Staff and residents of Harbour Housing have restored a listed memorial bench, ahead of laying a wreath to honour the service and sacrifice of Captain Thomas Charles Reginald Agar-Robartes MP. The bench, which was first unveiled back in 1922, commemorates Captain Agar-Robartes of the Coldstream Guards, the Member of Parliament for the St Austell Division, who was killed on September 30, 1915 after rescuing a wounded comrade under heavy fire.
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Community responds to 'devastating' blaze at Trelander Community Centre

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By Tom Howe
| CHAOS Radio Verified
Residents of Truro’s Trelander estate have been left stunned and saddened following a major fire that tore through their local community centre on Monday evening, writes Tom Howe. The blaze, which broke out at Trelander and St Clements Community Hall shortly before 5.25 pm, prompted a large-scale emergency response and has left the building with significant damage.
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Letter: Can Republicans really defend current realities?

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By Tom Howe
| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified
Five million plus Americans participating in nationwide No Kings rallies led to a June letter to editor accusing Democrats historically acted like kings. Will that writer defend the reality in Gaza and Ukraine where pregnant women, children, women, and men are being brutally killed and starved to death week after week?
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Britain’s support for AUKUS is unwavering - but its capacity to deliver is another matter

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By Tom Howe
| The Conversation Verified
A recently announced Pentagon review of the AUKUS pact has sparked a renewed bout of debate in Australia. Led by the “AUKUS-agnostic” US Undersecretary of Defense Elbridge Colby, the review raises serious questions over whether Australia will receive its US-made Virginia-class submarines on schedule from 2032. AUKUS supporters suggest the review is not overly concerning – they point out governments typically review major programs after taking office.
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Britain’s support for AUKUS is unwavering - but its capacity to deliver is another matter

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By Tom Howe
| Tolerance Canada
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Gary Barlow brings hits, heart and humour to Eden Sessions

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By Tom Howe
| CHAOS Radio Verified
🎧 Prefer to listen to a story? We’ve got you… listen here! Or on our player down below👇🏼 Gary Barlow treated thousands of his adoring fans to their ‘Greatest Day’ as he ‘made the world come alive’ at the latest Eden Session, writes Dom Philbin. The sun shone down on the world famous Eden Project as music lovers young and old came to bask in the unique surroundings and be entertained by one of the country’s most celebrated singer songwriters.
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Residents demand action over Carlyon Bay beach disorder

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By Tom Howe
| CHAOS Radio Verified
By Lee Trewhela of the Local Democracy Reporting Service A special meeting has been held by a Cornish parish council to address the concerns of residents who have been plagued by antisocial behaviour by people leaving a popular beach. Locals have experienced shouting, screaming, urinating, defecating, litter and damage to their gardens.
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Letter: Americans must speak up for veterans' support

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By Tom Howe
| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified
The minimum hourly wage for nonfarm and for farm workers in 1969 was $1.30. During the Vietnam War in 1969, new soldiers earned $78 per month and for the 20% to 25% with combat pay, $128/month. At 30 days a month times 24 hours equals 720 hours/month, that was $0.1083/hour or $0.1777/hour then. That means new military members earned 8.33% or 13.67% of the $1.30/hour minimum wage. Our very low military pay pre-paid our future VA medical care for life.
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Can the UK prime minister make liberal democracies great again?

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By Ben Wellings, Tom Howe
| The Conversation Verified
There’s been some “great television” this past week for those who like to watch the end of the West. The US president and vice-president effectively sided with Russia in an attempt to bring the war in Ukraine to an end in a way that benefits a) the United States, b) the US president’s vanity, and c) Vladimir Putin. Starmer and post-Brexit Britain But every crisis also provides an opportunity.
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Letter: True freedom requires action -- vote

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By Tom Howe
| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified
Who will be free after the November 2024 election? We are not free because we have the world’s strongest military. Our right to vote is our most powerful freedom. As voters we personally decide if we will remain free. Freedom isn’t free. Our republic, called a democracy, does not guarantee our freedom. In our republic we are free if we inform ourselves from a variety of sources of information, including some sources which tend to present opinions, sometimes lies, with which we might not agree.
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One moment, please...

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By Tom Howe, Ben Wellings
| Australian Outlook Verified
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Entertainment: Movies, Television, and Pop Culture

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By Tom Howe, Raymundo Varela-Urizar
| bucks-news.com
MUTANT AND PROUD! To those that grew up with Fox Kids and watching cartoons on Saturday mornings, the iconic and classic X-Men are making their way back to our screens March 20th on Disney Plus! From 1992-1997 lasting five seasons it has been 27 years since X-Men: the Animated Series has had their series finale with “Graduation Day”but now a continuation of where the original series left off will be hitting us with a 6th season.
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'Rally Road Racers': la carrera alocada

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By Enrique Abenia Verified, Ross Venokur, Tom Howe
| Heraldo de Aragón Verified
En la animación infantil están las producciones que centran la atención, las de primera línea por los estudios involucrados, su recorrido o su tratamiento, y después, en los escalones inferiores, un amplio y heterogéneo volumen de títulos con menos nombre y perfil más modesto.
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Howay man: sportswashing applies to the UK too

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By Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
Tom Howe unpacks ‘sportswashing’ in light of Saudi Arabia and Qatar’s increasing involvement in several major sports. He suggests that while the term is primarily applied to non-Western states, Western countries, including the UK, often also benefit from it. If I asked you what connects Saudi Arabia and Qatar, you would likely say that they are both petrostates with authoritarian systems of governance and grim human rights records.
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Breaking News - Focus Features' "Book Club: The Next Chapter" Streams Exclusively on Peacock June 30

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By Tom Howe, Bill Holderman, Erin Simms
| The Futon Critic
Focus Features' 'Book Club: The Next Chapter' Streams Exclusively On Peacock June 30 · Focus Features' BOOK CLUB: THE NEXT CHAPTER streams exclusively on Peacock June 30. The sequel follows our four best friends as they take their book club to Italy for the fun girls' trip they never had. When things go off the rails and secrets are revealed, their relaxing vacation turns into a once-in-a-lifetime cross-country adventure.
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UK Trade Tracking: June 2023

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By Tom Howe
| Ex Bulletin
With the Competition and Markets Authority blocking Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision, this month’s Trade Tracker takes a deep dive into the post-Brexit mergers and acquisitions market and finds that several factors have boosted the market significantly. is emphasized. despite significant uncertainties.
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UK trade tracker: June 2023

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By Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
In light of the Competition and Markets Authority blocking Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision, this month’s trade tracker takes a deep dive into the UK’s post-Brexit mergers and acquisitions market, highlighting that a substantial increase in the market has taken place, driven by several factors and despite significant uncertainty.
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Labour’s ‘Britain Reconnected’ foreign policy – slogan or substance? - UK in a changing Europe

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By Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
Tom Howe analyses Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s vision for a Labour foreign policy that sees ‘Britain reconnected’, examining the extent to which it would represent a departure from the current government’s approach. In a pamphlet recently published by the Fabian Society, the Shadow Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, provided further detail for his vision of ‘Britain Reconnected’.
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Trade tracker: EU trade deals

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By Stephen Hunsaker, Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
This month’s trade tracker takes a deep dive into EU trade deals. It looks at what deals the EU has recently signed and is currently negotiating, as well as the economic impact they may have and divergence from the UK since it left the single market. This is the second instalment, with last month’s tracker focused on the UK and its current trade negotiations.
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Unpacking the Iran-Saudi agreement

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By Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
Search for: Close search Tom Howe sets out the key components of the recent agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia and explores what it tells us about the region’s shifting geopolitics and how the UK is engaging with the Gulf. The historically complicated Iran-Saudi Arabia relationship entered a nadir in 2016 after a group of Iranians attacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran following Riyadh’s execution of a Shia cleric, leading Saudi Arabia to break ties with Iran.
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Integrated Review Refresh 2023

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By Tom Howe, Peter Jurkovic
| The UK in a Changing Europe
This explainer looks at the 2023 ‘refresh’ of the 2021 Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy. It sets out why the 2021 Integrated Review was updated, the ways in which the 2023 Integrated Refresh is different, and how much spending it promises. The explainer also looks in particular at what the 2023 Refresh says about Europe, China and the Indo-Pacific. What is the IR refresh?
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Trade tracker: UK trade deals

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By Stephen Hunsaker, Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
This month’s trade tracker takes a deep dive into trade deals. It looks at what deals the UK has recently signed and is currently negotiating, as well as the economic impact they may have. This will be part one of two, with next month’s tracker focused on the EU and its current trade talks, as well as how they differ from what the UK has been able to negotiate since leaving the single market.
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AUKUS: more than submarines

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By Tom Howe, Alex Walker
| The UK in a Changing Europe
Tom Howe unpacks Pillar Two of the AUKUS defence pact, which focuses on sharing advanced defence capabilities. He suggests that the lesser discussed element of the agreement promises to be just as significant both now and in the future, but only if the partners overcome the challenges around information-sharing and foster collaboration.
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Letter: Thank a vet by voting for Democrats

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By Tom Howe
| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified
I am a U.S. Marine combat veteran Vietnam. When wearing a Vietnam veteran hat, sometimes people say “Thank you for your service.” Please do not say that. Please say “I voted to save our democracy. I voted for Democrats.” Voting for Democrats to save our democracy is the best way to thank U.S. military veterans for their service to our country.
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Thomas Watson With IBM 701 Computer in 1952

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By Tom Howe
| cedmagic.com
Search FAQ US Titles UK Titles Memories VaporWare Digest GuestBook Classified Chat Products Featured Technical Museum Downloads Production Fanfares Music Misc Related Contact CED in the History of Media Technology Previous Image | Next Image | Slide Show Index | CED Magic Home 1952: IBM 701 - The Company's First Fully Electronic Computer Thomas Watson, Sr. (seated) the CEO of IBM in 1952 using the IBM 701 computer, the company's first fully electronic model.
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How to follow the Christmas Ships Parade by bike

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By Tom Howe
| BikePortland.org Verified
Tis the season. (Photo: Christmas Ships Facebook page) The Christmas Ships Parade has been a Portland tradition since 1954. And what’s not to love? It’s a bunch of fun folks (they even have a website) who deck out their boats with all types of holiday lights and cruise the Willamette to the delight of all who see them. Most spectators stand in one spot and watch them go by. But why not see them for much longer as you ride your bike along the river beside the ships?
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Computer Space- The First Arcade Video Game in 1971

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By Tom Howe
| cedmagic.com
Search FAQ US Titles UK Titles Memories VaporWare Digest GuestBook Classified Chat Products Featured Technical Museum Downloads Production Fanfares Music Misc Related Contact CED in the History of Media Technology Previous Image | Next Image | Slide Show Index | CED Magic Home 1971: Computer Space - The First Arcade Video Game Seen on the right above is Computer Space the very first arcade video game released by Nutting Associates in 1971.
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Portlanders will remember author Beverly Cleary with fitting tribute: A bike ride

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By Tom Howe
| BikePortland.org Verified
Rolling on Klickitat, a street that played a central role in Cleary’s books even before it became a popular bikeway. (Photo: J. Maus/BikePortland) When children’s book author Beverly Cleary passed away earlier this year at the age of 104, there were many tributes, but little mention was made of what she accomplished promoting bicycling to children.
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This year's Winter Light Festival is a made-for-biking event

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By Greenways' game, Tom Howe
| BikePortland.org Verified
This year’s Winter Light Festival is spread citywide, making it perfect to see by bike. (Photo: Tom Howe) The Portland Winter Light Festival (PDXWLF) was first held in February 2016 with the idea that artistic light displays could provide relief from winter doldrums that settle in after the holiday season is over. The festival was founded by the Willamette Light Brigade, a nonprofit responsible for much of the festive lighting on Portland’s bridges.
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No Peacock Lane. No Bike the Lights. Check out Starkwood instead!

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By Tom Howe
| BikePortland.org Verified
(Houses with holiday lights in the Starkwood neighborhood. Photos by Tom Howe) With both Peacock Lane and Bike the Lights cancelled this year, Tom Howe from Puddlecycle shares his route and tips for a new destination full of bright lights and holiday cheer. You’re on the right track when you see this sign. A neighborhood along Southeast 111th Street known as Starkwood is a great alternative to Peacock Lane for a holiday bike ride.
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Portland's 'Go By Greenways' game is a fun excuse for a ride

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By Tom Howe, Greenways' game
| BikePortland.org Verified
Something fun to do on the holiday break. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) Written by Tom Howe The Portland Bureau of Transportation is running a “Go By Greenways” contest where you ride neighborhood greenways and post a photo or video to social media for a chance to win one of five ORP “Smarthorns”. The ORP is a dual-tone bike horn with integrated LED light designed in Portland. Use the hashtag #GoByGreenways to automatically enter your photo or video in the contest.
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The RCA SelectaVision VideoDisc Web Site

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By Tom Howe
| cedmagic.com
Welcome to CED Magic This web site pertains to Capacitance Electronic Discs or CED's, a consumer video format on grooved vinyl discs that was marketed by RCA in the 1980's. This is the home site for the RCA SelectaVision VideoDisc FAQ and the CED Title Database. Additional information on the RCA VideoDisc System will appear here as it is prepared. Why Magic? Listen to this sound byte from 1984 Video Systems.
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DEVON SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHER SHORTLISTED FOR GLOBAL AWARD

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By Tom Howe
| indyonline.co.uk
Plymouth photographer Dan Mullan is celebrating after an image he captured at Bude Cricket Club’s Crooklets ground was shortlisted for a prestigious global prize, writes Tom Howe. A staff sports photographer at Getty Images, Dan was tasked with shooting an alternative side to last year’s summer of cricket, which culminated in England’s maiden World Cup success as well as a famous Ashes triumph to boot.
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Guest post: Author and cycling pioneer Eugene Sloane had ties to Portland area

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By Tom Howe, Front Page
| BikePortland.org Verified
Eugene Sloane. (Photo via Tom Howe) [Tom Howe is a BikePortland supporter and local ride leader.
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INDY VIEW: PASSION TO PUT CLUB AT HEART OF COMMUNITY

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By Tom Howe, Nigel Walrond
| indyonline.co.uk
It is almost 13 years since Truro City became the first ever Cornish football club to win a national competition when, under Dave Leonard and with the backing of Kevin Heaney, they won the 2007 FA Vase by defeating AFC Totton 3-1 in a Wembley final. Since then, the White Tigers have been no stranger to headlines, be it for their meteoric rise to Vase glory and National League South play-offs or the crushing lows of near extinction in between.
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Subscriber Post: The value of BikePortland as a research tool

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By Tom Howe, Front Page
| BikePortland.org Verified
This post was submitted by BikePortland subscriber Tom Howe. Everyone who regularly visits BikePortland knows its value as a source for bicycle-related news in the Portland area. I can’t count the number of things I never would have heard about if not for visiting this site a few times a week. But something that’s easy to overlook is the value of BikePortland as a research tool for bike news that has taken place in the past.
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KING IS CROWNED AT PORTLAND UNITED

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By Tom Howe
| indyonline.co.uk
Sydenhams Wessex Premier League outfit Portland United have appointed Brendon King as the Blues’ new manager. King, who oversaw Hamworthy United to fifth in the Wessex Premier last season, is joined by assistant-manager Mark Carter. The duo replace the interim management line-up of Gary Bailey and coaches Stuart Heath and Chris Wilson.
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ARMY CALL FOR BROOKS

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By Tom Howe
| indyonline.co.uk
ARMY CALL FOR BROOKS British Army commitments for Terras' star... WEYMOUTH FC are set to lose the services of Calvin Brooks as the defender/midfielder is set to join the British Army this summer having passed his entry procedure. A club spokesman said: “Calvin has given great service to the club and he had a fantastic season and he will be missed by all at the club. We are hopeful that we will see Calvin in Weymouth shirt again this season once he becomes available.
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SALTASH FALL JUST SHORT IN THE SUNSHINE

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By Nigel Walrond, Tom Howe
| indyonline.co.uk
SALTASH were denied an RFU Senior Vase and promotion double in the blistering heat at Twickenham. They gave it their all, but they were outdone by a much bigger pack of forwards, and as much as the Ashes tried to move them around in the strength-sapping heat, it was not to be. Five missed kicks at goal – three conversions and two penalties – also proved very costly. Saltash did not get off to the best of starts, with Wath fly-half Jack Whitlam slotting a very early penalty.
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NEW NAME ANNOUNCED FOR BRISTOL RUGBY

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By John Harding Verified, Tom Howe
| indyonline.co.uk
BRISTOL Bears will be the new name, from June 1 2018, that will be appearing in the Gallagher Premiership next season as they herald a new era in their roller-coaster 130-year history. The club were presented with the Green King IPA Championship trophy on Friday night at Ashton Gate after their 68-10 ten-try victory over Doncaster Knights having, seven days earlier, secured promotion.
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