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From Progress to Populism: Will Starmer be the first to lose the Senedd since its creation?
The Senedd has been under Labour control for a quarter of a century, since its inception in 1999. Yet now that legacy hangs in the unsteady hands of Keir Starmer, for the first time in history, the polls suggest that Labour is on track to lose Wales and with it, risk handing the victory to Reform UK. The symbolism of such a defeat would mark not only a political loss, but a dramatic shift in Wales from its liberal roots towards the grip of the far right.
Veterinary Corner: How To Be Your Veterinarian's Favorite Client
The Veterinary Corner series, brought to you by Merck Animal Health, features insights from leading veterinarians on some of the most pressing health issues affecting horses today. By Cara Wright, DVM, MS, IVCA, Merck Animal Health Everywhere you look these days, there’s talk about the shortage of veterinarians for both small and large animals.
Autocrine signaling by receptor tyrosine kinases in urothelial carcinoma of the bladder
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Young H. Lee, Molly M. Lee, Dinuka M. De Silva, Arpita Roy, Cara E. Wright, Tiffany K. Wong, Rene Costello, Oluwole Olaku, Robert L. Grubb III, Piyush K. Agarwal, Andrea B. Apolo , Donald P. Bottaro Young H. Lee, Molly M. Lee, Dinuka M. De Silva, Arpita Roy, Cara E. Wright, Tiffany K. Wong, Rene Costello, Oluwole Olaku, Robert L. Grubb III, Piyush K.
WNBA 2018: Top 10 moments of the season
The 2018 WNBA season has ended, and the Seattle Storm have been crowned the champions! The celebratory champagne has stopped flowing and the attention has shifted in the professional women’s basketball world to the USA Basketball Women’s National Team in preparation for the FIBA World Cup. But not so fast. Let’s take a trip down memory lane for my quick top 10 moments of this monumental 2018 season.
Preview: Dream and Storm look to advance to the WNBA Finals in crucial Game 4s
The Dream look to advance against the Mystics in the nation’s capital, with Elena Delle Donne’s availability a game-time decision. Meanwhile, the Mercury finally made it a series against the Storm in Game 3 and will look to stay alive against Seattle another day. When: Sunday, Sept. 2 at 3 p.m. ET Injuries: For the Mystics, Elena Delle Donne (left knee bone bruise) is a game-time decision. For the Dream, Angel McCoughtry and Damiris Dantas remain out for the season.
2018 WNBA playoff predictions: Storm, Dream enter playoffs in strong position
It’s WNBA Finals time again! With the compact WNBA season starting in May and ending on August 19th, the eight teams that kept their postseason hopes alive are slotted in for playoff action starting on Tuesday, August 21st. Since 2016, the WNBA has employed a new playoff format that also changed seeding and qualification procedures. The postseason structure consists of the eight teams with the highest winning percentages, regardless of conference, and are seeded solely based on their record.
Preview: Aces and Wings battling it out for final playoff spot
Playoff-bound Lynx, Sun, Sparks, and Mystics all face up in a preview of what’s to come in WNBA postseason play! But the day’s most important matchup will see the Las Vegas Aces take on the Dallas Wings in a fight for the last spot in the playoffs. The Wings are in with a win, while the Aces need a bit more help to punch their postseason ticket. The Lynx are looking for a road win against the Connecticut Sun on Friday night.
This August, the WNBA thinks pink!
In the midst of the intense playoff push, the month of August is also the WNBA’s FIT month initiative. WNBA FIT is the league’s health and total wellness program that spreads awareness and encourages mental and physical health for fans of all ages. The WNBA has teamed up with Kaiser Permanente as the presenting sponsor of the league’s FIT initiative that tipped off on August 1st and will end on the 31st.
A Practical Guide to Having Fun at Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is a world-famous celebration that stems from the October 1810 wedding of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria to Princess Therese. The entire city of Munich was invited to the celebration, and from there the Oktoberfest we all know and love was born. It eventually encompassed celebrating the harvest as well, and is now held for three weeks in September every year. Oktoberfest celebrations are held in many towns and cities all over Germany, but the most well-known is located in Munich.
Bikes and Bites in Barcelona
Barcelona, the capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, is one of the most visited cities in Europe. Its modernist architecture combined with endless eating and drinking options in a beachside city make a perfect combination for a long weekend. I spent my weekend in Barcelona doing a proper amount of touring as well as a triathlon. (I had to, you guys. It is an addiction.) My friends and I did a bike tour because Barcelona is pretty spread out.
6 Tips for Being a Superstar Race Sherpa - Fit Bottomed Girls
Race day means many things to different people, but to those chosen few who have been selected by their friends to Sherpa for a race, the expectations can be high. Your work as a support crew for your athlete can help make their race day into the best ever! Here are six tips for being a superstar race sherpa. Discuss with your athlete what they need from you in order to support them in the best way possible for their race day mental health.
Jaycees Cole County Fair With Uncle Kracker - Y107
Y107 is excited for fair season! Join us for the 2017 Jefferson City Jaycees Cole County Fair! The fair is from Monday, July 31st – Saturday, August 5th and is open 5:00 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Monday it will only cost you $2 to get in; Tuesday-Saturday $10 Ages 10 and Up. Friday night right after the tractor pull Uncle Kracker will be preforming.
A Moroccan Food Adventure
“Nothing new on race day” is a tried and true piece of running advice. No new shoes, no new shorts, no new foods. But when you’re participating in a destination race on another continent, this adage is much harder to follow. This January, I spent several days in Morocco with a group of friends to run the Marrakech Marathon/Half Marathon. We rented a riad (think open air courtyard with internal balconies, with tons of plants and sitting areas) spent the pre race days exploring the city.
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