Jeremy Thompson
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TV Newsman. Hacked around a bit. 50+ years a journo. My book ‘JT Breaking News’ out in paperback. bitebackpublishing.com/books/jeremy-t…
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From ‘not so bad’ to ‘holy cow’: The Fort McMurray wildfire, 10 years later
The Horse Wildfire. The Beast. Or simply: the Fort McMurray fire. Whatever you call it, the flames that hit the northern Alberta community 10 years ago amounted to the most expensive natural disaster in Canadian history. In Part 1 of Fort McMurray: A Decade After Disaster, we explore what it was like for the people fleeing their homes and how the city has changed in the years since.
Heightened Military Engagement: Unpacking Employers' USERRA Responsibilities
JL Jackson Lewis P.C. More Focused on employment and labor law since 1958, Jackson Lewis P.C.’s 1,100+ attorneys located in major cities nationwide consistently identify and respond to new ways workplace law intersects business.
Summize announces £36m from investors including Kennet Partners and Federated Hermes for contract lifecycle management software
🌎 Manchester, United Kingdom Summize, a contract lifecycle management software provider, has raised £36 million in funding from new investors Kennet Partners and Federated Hermes Private Equity, alongside existing investors Maven Capital Partners and YFM Equity Partners. The investment will support the next phase of growth, including expanding product capabilities, the team and its global customer base.
Interim Report for the six months to 30 June 2025
Financial and Operational Highlights(1)(2) Remaining potential unfunded commitments at 30 June 2025 i) $6.2 million in Onyx Power(3) Realisations and Distributions received during the six month period ended 30 June 2025 Realisations and distributions received of $4.1 million(2) all of which was pursuant to the legacy conventional strategy (i) $3.0 million distributions from Permian Resources (ii) $1.1 million distributions from Whitecap Resources 30 June 2025 31 December 2024 30 June 2024 NAV...
Kings edged by Kraken for rare home loss
LOS ANGELES — In their first game since clinching a spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Kings’ four-game winning streak came to an end with a rare home loss, as they fell to the Seattle Kraken, 2-1, on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena. A Kraken squad that had scored 10 goals in its last two games won its third straight on the road against a Kings team that was coming off an emotional win on Saturday against likely first-round playoff opponent Edmonton.
Early-life stress alters chromatin modifications in VTA to prime stress sensitivity
Abstract Early-life stress increases sensitivity to subsequent stress, which has been observed at behavioral, neural activity, and gene expression levels. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying such long-lasting sensitivity are poorly understood. We tested the hypothesis that persistent changes in transcription and transcriptional potential were maintained at the level of the epigenome, through changes in chromatin.
Kings dominate again in win over Boston Original
Kings left wing Andrei Kuzmenko, right, reacts after scoring a goal during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the Boston Bruins, Sunday, March 23, 2025, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/William Liang) UPDATED: March 23, 2025 at 9:43 PM PDT LOS ANGELES — Two teams headed in opposite directions in the standings met in a lopsided matchup as the Kings bested the Boston Bruins 7-2 Sunday evening at Crypto.com Arena.
Kings dominate again in win over Boston
LOS ANGELES — With back-to-back seven-goal games, the Kings extended their franchise-record home points streak to 14 games in a 7-2 victory over the Boston Bruins Sunday evening at Crypto.com Arena. It was the first time in franchise history that 16 Kings players had a point in the same game and the first time since 1995 that the team scored seven goals in consecutive matchups.
Accountability for the Louisiana Democratic Party’s failure to defend LGBTQ+ rights
To the Democrats of Louisiana: I publicly acknowledge my failure as an elected official to effectively defend my own community – the LGBTQ+ community – and, in doing so, I have also failed to uphold equality for all. This past Saturday in Baton Rouge, the Louisiana Democratic Party LGBTQ+ Caucus introduced a resolution at the DSCC meeting.
Revived Canadian pipeline dreams face daunting challenges in becoming reality: analysts
Capturing a moment all about change Sunday night, former Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien told a Liberal crowd on hand in Ottawa for the selection of the federal party’s new leader to embrace Alberta energy, stumping for the development of a natural gas pipeline to Quebec.
Oilers donairs: Food replaces T-shirts in arena promotion Original
As if a 4-0 Edmonton Oilers lead in Game 1 of their playoff series with the Los Angeles Kings wasn't good enough, what was announced at Rogers Place during the next TV timeout nearly blew the roof off the downtown arena. "Everyone was like, 'No, they can’t be serious, can they?'" Gord McQueen, who was in attendance for the Monday matchup, told CTV News Edmonton on Friday. The Oilers' Ice Crew appeared in the aisles, their T-shirt guns loaded with some unusual ammo: Donair.
City deals with bylaw 'tensions' around zoning change applications Original
Neighbourhoods across Edmonton are starting to see the effects of changes to the city's zoning bylaw, and at least one homeowner is unhappy with the potential for a four-storey apartment to be built next to her house. City councillors in October approved the overhaul of the bylaw for the first time in 60 years. The new bylaw allows more density and building types previously restricted to certain areas.
Commercial real-estate group calls for major funding boost to spur Edmonton housing growth Original
Edmonton's population is exploding, and that's led the development industry to push for more government funding to help build the housing and infrastructure those people will need. A new report by the Conference Board of Canada finds nearly 50,000 people moved to Alberta's capital last year. It says another 90,000 are expected to make Edmonton home by the end of 2025.
City looks at capping cost of major Edmonton projects Original
City council is mulling ways to limit the cost of major Edmonton infrastructure projects to better budget for them and to potentially increase local jobs. One city councillor says capping such costs could lead to more local jobs and better infrastructure.
Edmonton Transit merchandise sales contemplated as city mulls budget cuts Original
At least one Edmonton city councillor is on board with a staff idea to drive up revenue in an effort to offset potential budget cuts. With most of the fat already trimmed over the past year, City Council is contemplating major reductions in an effort to get more value for the taxes residents pay, with possible cuts for valued community groups, raising certain fees and even selling Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) merchandise to bring in extra revenue. Warn Nakota Isga Coun.
Aging-induced mitochondrial dysfunction: two distinct populations of mitochondria versus a combined population
Mitochondrial function in aged hearts is impaired, and studies of isolated mitochondria are commonly used to assess their function. The two populations of cardiac mitochondria, subsarcolemmal mitochondria (SSM) and interfibrillar mitochondria (IFM), are affected by aging. However, the yield of these mitochondria, particularly SSM, is limited in the mouse heart due to the smaller heart size.
Strike 3 Holdings LLC v. Doe
Plaintiff: Strike 3 Holdings LLC Defendant: John Doe Case Number: 2:2023cv01282 Filed: September 26, 2023 Court: US District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin Presiding Judge: J P Stadtmueller Nature of Suit: Copyright Cause of Action: 17 U.S.C. ยง 101 Copyright Infringement Jury Demanded By: Plaintiff RSS Track this Docket This docket was last retrieved on September 26, 2023. A more recent docket listing may be available from PACER.
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How Do You Daiquiri? Parsing the NOLA Daiquiri
Food & Drink Two exclusive recipes and an original classic are yours to try at home as we explore the New Orleans daiquiri and Tales of the Cocktail’s latest event, Daiquiri Season. By Jeremy JF Thompson September 14, 2016 Five years ago, I founded the New Orleans Daiquiri Festival to celebrate the daiquiri as a cultural asset of our city and state.
Fuji-Q Highlands
What if there was a place where you could wave at Mt Fuji from the top of a 70m high rollercoaster? What if this place also had a labyrinth-come-fortress and a haunted house that lasts for one hour and will scare your pants off? Time to book a ticket to Fuji-Q Highlands. Fuji-Q, which is one of GaijinPot’s Top 5 theme parks in Japan, is located in Yamanashi and coaches from Shinjuku make this super convenient for day-trippers, or as part of a longer tour of this beautiful prefecture.
Obstacle illusions: Beaumont debuts 3D crosswalks
Beaumont is taking a different view on pedestrian safety by installing a pair of 3D crosswalks where the lines appear to float in the air. Dubbed 'obstacle illusions' by many, the new crossings are painted in a way to present drivers with a virtual, visual signal to stop. "When you're driving along, you see something different," said Beaumont Mayor John Stewart. "It's a little bit different and so it causes you to slow, stop." Montreal has also tried the futuristic look for some of its crosswalks.
Future lookouts face wall of trees
Published Friday, July 5, 2019 12:26PM MDT Last Updated Friday, July 5, 2019 12:27PM MDT A sign on the orange construction fence surrounding one of nine newly installed concrete pads says “Saskatchewan Drive Lookouts/Seating Areas,” but at the moment most provide a very limited view. “Uh it’s not much. It’s just trees,” one river valley runner told CTV News Edmonton of the view. She went on to assume the City would have to remove those trees to truly turn the pad into a lookout point.
Signatures needed for soccer centre
The push is on to gain support for a massive regional soccer centre that would offer a full-sized indoor field all year. A group of soccer enthusiasts has formed a not-for-profit group called the Capital Region Soccer Centre. It’s proposing to build a $55 million facility of the same name. The facility would feature a full-sized turf field without boards, something that would set it apart from Edmonton’s existing indoor soccer centres.
Like NASCAR in the sky: Air racing could be coming to 2019 Edmonton Air Show
Fast-paced plane racing could be on its way to the Villeneuve Airport as part of this year’s Edmonton Air Show. Spokesperson Dean Heuman confirms show organizers are “going through additional reviews with Transport Canada and others” seeking approval to host a demonstration race at the show this summer. If all goes well, it could lead to a competitive race in 2020.
The Hardest Part Of Transitioning Out Of The Military: Finding Meaning Along The Way
It’s that time again. I’m in an appointed position, working for an elected official, and the job is going away and I have to start thinking about what ‘next’ is going to look like. Although salary and benefits are marginally important in my next position, my biggest concern is how I will find something that approximates the feeling of accomplishment and purpose that my service in the military left me with.
Lose Your Smile / Alien, by Beach House
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Rush beat Knighthawks for third NLL title in four seasons
Rush beat Knighthawks for third NLL title in four seasons SASKATOON — It was mission accomplished for the Saskatchewan Rush. The Rush downed the Rochester Knighthawks 15-10 in a series-deciding Game 3 of the NLL championship series on Saturday before 13,645 spectators at the SaskTel Centre. A year ago, the Rush were swept 2-0 in the best-of-three National Lacrosse League championship series by the Georgia Swarm.
[BOOK EXTRACT] Breaking News An Autobiography
In 'Breaking News An Autobiography', journalist and former Sky News anchor Jeremy Thompson recounts reporting from South Africa in 1994. CHAPTER 21 AFRICAN SKY It was a hell of a start to Sky’s new Africa bureau. One minute we were having a quiet Sunday lunch, putting steaks on the fire. The next thing, we were under fire. I won’t forget the date. It was 9 January 1994. My very first assignment for Sky News.
Breaking News
Over the course of an illustrious fifty-year career as a journalist, Jeremy Thompson has been in the thick of it. An award-winning broadcaster, he worked for the BBC, ITN and as anchor of Sky News’ early evening programme, reporting on monumental events around the world: from Indira Gandhi’s assassination and the Tiananmen Square massacre to the release of Nelson Mandela – and everything in between.
Shop Local Discounts With Your Wristband During Tales of the Cocktail
NEW ORLEANS—July 15, 2016—Continuing its commitment to supporting New Orleans businesses, Tales of the Cocktail® is proud to announce the return of our Shop Local program. During the week of Tales, July 18 through July 24, attendees will receive exclusive discounts and incentives at more than 30 businesses, including apparel and accessory stores, wine shops, museums, spas, record shops and more. “We have accomplished a lot of great things in our 14 years of hosting Tales of the Cocktail.
Tales of the Cocktail Announces Top Ten Nominees for the 10th Annual Spirited Awards
These nominees were chosen from thousands as the world’s top bars, bartenders, writers, and cocktail experts. NEW ORLEANS, LA - June 14, 2016 - Following a rigorous evaluation of over 1500 unique nominees, the top ten for each award category have been chosen for the 10th Annual Spirited Awards®. The Spirited Awards® were created in 2007 to recognize this year’s best bars, bartenders, writers, experts in the hard working service industry.
Join Us For the Tales of the Cocktail® 2016 Keynote
Tales of the Cocktail® in partnership with Food Republic, Visit New Orleans, and Vantguard, is proud to have Albert Adrià, Marc Alvarez Safont, Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas delivering the keynote address on Wednesday, July 20 to kick off this year’s festivities.
Exit 34: The Last Watch of Officer Jason Ellis
Amy Phillips met Jason Ellis on Valentine's Day, 2001 at a get-together at a mutual friend's home while they were both college students. He got her number from her best friend and they made a date for a week later. But unknowingly Amy's mother popped into town to take her to dinner. Instead of canceling the date, Jason brought two bouquets of flowers with him to the door – one for her and one for her mom. The three went on the date.
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