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The Canadian Press SMITHERS, B.C. — A convoy of work trucks passed through a police roadblock today heading to the Unist’ot’en camp to dismantle barriers that had blocked workers from starting construction on a natural gas pipeline through Wet’suwet’en territory.Senior officers in the RCMP’s Indigenous liaison unit were also going to the site, which has been the centre of growing tensions in a dispute over the pipeline and Indigenous claims to the land.On Thursday, hereditary chiefs struck a deal with RCMP, agreeing to abide with an interim court injunction by not blocking access to the site.In exchange, the chiefs said members of the First Nation would not be arrested and the Unist’ot’en camp would be allowed to remain intact.Chief Na’Moks said they made the temporary agreement to protect Wet’suwet’en members, some of whom were already traumatized after another checkpoint was dismantled and 14 people were arrested on Monday.Coastal GasLink president Rick Gateman said the agreement lays the groundwork for the company to have free access to the area for pre-construction and construction work on the pipeline, which will run to LNG Canada’s $40-billion export facility in Kitimat.
Many Arab countries “see Israel not as an enemy but as a friend,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this week, hitting back at those critical of the Canadian premier’s pro-Israel position.Netanyahu was asked during an interview with Toronto-based CTV News about the criticism Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper receives for voicing support to Israel amid tensions surrounding the Mideast peace talks.Harper, a staunch supporter of Israel, will be on a trip to the Jewish state and the West Bank next week. In remarks made during the interview, the Israeli premier compared Harper’s pro-Israel position to Arab states, which chose to become “friends” with the country instead of viewing it as an enemy.“Those who criticize him [Harper] are out of sync,” said Netanyahu.“They should go to some of the countries in the Middle East who now support Israel, who think about Israel in different terms,” he added.Netanyahu said many of Israel’s Arab neighbors aim for peace in the region and share concern over Iran’s nuclear program. Other Arab states see that hardline Islamist groups impose a threat to the region, he added.“So I say to those who criticize a pro-Israel position in Canada, I ask them, come to the Middle East. Go to the Arab world and you’ll discover, you’ll discover a lot of people are reconsidering their positions,” he said.“So when Canada says, ‘Israel is our friend,’ they’re not necessarily alienating the Arabs. Quite the contrary, because the Arabs are changing. The Arabs, many of them, sometimes openly and sometimes in corridors and whispers, they say, ‘Israel is our friend.’ So they don’t view others differently as a result of that.”Source: Al Arabiya
The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, has announced that the mining sector’s clean resources proposal made the shortlist for the superclusters initiative in recognition of the project’s potential to generate significant environmental benefits, energize regional economies and create jobs.CLEER (Clean, Low-energy, Effective, Engaged and Remediated), a clean resources supercluster, is jointly led by the Canada Mining Innovation Council (CMIC) and the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI). Together with their industry members, comprising some of Canada’s largest mining companies, CMIC and CEMI will advance the project through the next phase of the application process.The objectives of the CLEER supercluster are shared priorities with government and the communities where the mining sector operates. This initiative will focus on water use, energy intensity and environmental footprint, with aggressive targets of a 50% reduction in each area by 2027.Carl Weatherell, Executive Director and CEO, Canada Mining Innovation Council (CMIC), states that “True innovation is about transformation and working collaboratively across an entire ecosystem inside and outside of mining. Technology roadmaps already in place will help focus efforts and create new technology platforms that will position Canada as the leader in clean resources and clean technology.”Bora Ugurgel, Chief Operating Officer, Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI), states that “The CLEER Supercluster has the potential to become Canada’s largest investment in advancing the CLEAN mineral and metal resource extraction industry. The global transition into a low carbon economy will require a more technologically advanced mining industry and CLEER offers the opportunity to engage mine operators, supply and service companies and other stakeholders in the development, demonstration, and adoption of leading clean innovations. CLEER will introduce tangible solutions that enable operating mines to address challenges associated with energy, water, and their environmental footprint.”Pierre Gratton, President and CEO of the Mining Association of Canada, states “We are thrilled that the CLEER project is advancing to the next stage and appreciate the government’s recognition of its significant potential. We believe that this project can help Canada become the leading supplier of the sustainably-sourced minerals and metals the world needs in a low carbon future, as well as the technologies the world needs to best extract them.”
Adelaide’s Greek Lyceum invites its students, parents and friends to join in celebrating its 20 birthday. The Greek Lyceum’s 20th Birthday Dinner Dance will feature performances by students of the Greek Lyceum, with entertainment by DJ NYK, followed by plenty of dancing for everyone. The Lyceum extends the invitation to its past students, parents and committee members, without whom it would not have been able to achieve this milestone. Tickets: Adults $15; Children (5-12 years old) $5; Children under 5 and current students free. Food and drinks a la carte. When: Saturday 19 October, from 7.00 pm onwards Where: Chian Association Hall, 73 Grand Junction Road, Rosewater, Adelaide For more information, to reserve a table or book your tickets, please contact Marie on 0414 433 782, or email Greek Lyceum on info@greeklyceumsa.org.au Facebook Twitter: @NeosKosmos Instagram
Caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer announced that Paul Pogba will likely be fit for Manchester United’s showdown with Tottenham on SundayPogba missed United’s 2-0 FA Cup win over Reading last weekend after picking up a knock from a challenge by Newcastle’s Jonjo Shelvey in their last Premier League match.But the French midfielder joined his teammates for a mid-season training trip to Dubai with Solskjaer now feeling confident that he will be able to count on Pogba this Sunday.“He [Pogba] looked okay towards the end [of the training camp], so he’ll be fit,” said Solskjaer on the club website.
Jose Mourinho is sold on Lampard succeeding at Chelsea Tomás Pavel Ibarra Meda – September 14, 2019 Jose Mourinho wanted to give his two cents on Frank Lampard’s odds as the new Chelsea FC manager, he thinks he will succeed.There really…“He did have some problems but he came through the last couple of sessions well, so he should be okay.”Pogba, who was voted as United’s Player of the Month in December, has scored four goals and added three assists in his four games under Solskjaer.Meanwhile, centre-back Marcos Rojo’s spell on the sidelines appears to not be ending soon after being sent home to Argentina.Rojo last featured for United in their 2-1 Champions League defeat to Valencia on December 12.
Less than a third (27%) of respondents do not measure health programme take-up rates, according to research by insurer Unum.Its research also identified that four in ten employers do not monitor the health and wellbeing of their staff.The research also found:37% of respondents that offer flexible benefits plans do not monitor take-up rates.66% of human resource (HR) departments do not have the necessary ‘ammunition’ to make the case for wellbeing programmes on an internal level.Just under a third (32%) of employees have access to a benefits statement.Linda Levesque (pictured), HR director at Unum, said: “There’s no question of the value of workplace wellbeing, which has a proven and tangible impact on both employee engagement and the bottom line.“But delivering health and benefits packages is not a one-off job. Only by tracking the take up of benefits and taking feedback from across the business, employees, the HR team and the board, can [an organisation] see the full potential of its benefits package.”
The government has published draft guidance on the changes to certain benefits that attract tax and national insurance contribution (NIC) advantages when offered through a salary sacrifice arrangement for the 2017-2018 tax year.The changes form part of the Finance Bill 2017 and are due to come into effect from 6 April 2017. The draft guidance will be finalised and published in the Employment Income Manual after the Finance Bill has received royal assent.The salary sacrifice arrangements, referred to as optional remuneration arrangements, that fall within the scope of the changes are benefits in kind (BIK) with a cash allowance option and flexible benefits schemes with a cash option.The government defines two arrangements through which it would consider a benefit as being offered under an optional remuneration arrangement. Under a type A arrangement, an employee sacrifices the right, or the future right, to receive an amount of earnings that would be chargeable to tax under Section 62 of the Income Taxes, Earnings and Pensions Act (ITEPA) 2003 in return for the benefit.In a type B arrangement, the employee agrees to be provided with a benefit rather than an amount of earnings, such as the option of a cash allowance.If an employee selects a benefit instead of some form of cash pay, the taxable value of the benefit is the greater of the amount of cash pay sacrificed and the taxable value under the normal BIK rules. If the two are the same, then normal benefit valuation rules will apply.The benefits that are exempt from the changes include childcare vouchers and employer-provided childcare, ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVS), bikes-for-work schemes and associated equipment, contributions to registered pension schemes and pensions advice.A transitional period will mean that arrangements entered into before 6 April 2017 will remain subject to pre-2017 benefit valuation rules up until 6 April 2018. The transition period for car schemes involving vehicles that emit more than 75 CO2/km, living accommodation, and school fees will remain in place until 6 April 2021.However, the new rules will apply if there is a variation or modification in the arrangement, as well as a renewal, including auto-renewals, during the transition period. An arrangement will not be considered varied where the variation relates to replacement because of accidental damage or for reasons beyond the control of the parties.Chancellor Philip Hammond first confirmed that the range of benefits that attract tax and national insurance advantages would be limited in the Autumn Statement 2016. The announcement followed a government consultation, which ran from 10 August to 19 October 2016. The government published draft legislation in December 2016.Jeff Fox, principal, online benefits technical lead at Aon Employee Benefits, said: “The distinction introduced by the type B arrangement is easy to overlook. In short, it is the flexibility or choice that is taxable, but creates complexity because choice may not be easily recorded. It could catch many cash-in-lieu arrangements including company cars and flexible benefits where the employer provides cover or funding for core benefits.”
Chinese Disco will be hosting a free comedy show Sept. 16, at 7 p.m. at 3251 Prospect Street NW. Drink specials will include $5 Budlights and $5 wines. The event is open to ages 18 and up, but performers must be at least 21 years old. The winner will receive a free drink and $25. For more information about the event, visit eventbrite.com/e/free-comedy-show-at-chinese-disco-tickets-27666209377?aff=es2.(Photo/Eventbrite)
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News | October 05, 2010 Ultrasound Transducer Repair Division October 5, 2010 – A new ultrasound transducer repair division has been launched by an ultrasound systems provider,… read more News | December 15, 2010 Block Imaging Partners With the Michener Institute to Promote Refurbished Imaging Equipment December 15, 2010 – The Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences is partnering with Block Imaging to promote… read more News | July 06, 2012 Siemens Opens Refurbished Systems Factory in Suburban Chicago July 6, 2012 — Siemens Healthcare celebrated the grand opening of its new refurbished systems factory in Wood Dale, Ill… read more News | Remanufactured Refurbished Equipment | September 09, 2015 Survey Results Show Positive Feedback on Used/Refurbished Medical Equipment Ninety-six percent of clinics and hospitals in the United States that have purchased used or refurbished medical… read more Image courtesy of Medic Vision News | November 10, 2009 Toshiba Introduces Toshiba Assurance Refurbishment Program News | May 19, 2008 MEDISISS Features Reprocessing Services at ASCs 2008 May 20, 2008 – As reimbursements have impacted the bottom line of surgery centers in the U.S., profitability has been read more Feature | November 14, 2013 Limited Hospital Budgets in Europe Builds Market for Refurbished Medical Imaging Equipment The Eurozone economic slowdown has made it difficult for hospitals, particularly in Southern Europe, to procure new … read more 
News | December 31, 2014 Medic Vision and Nationwide Imaging Services, Inc. Partner for Global Distribution of Low-Dose CT Solutions Medic Vision Imaging Solutions, Ltd. and Nationwide Imaging Services, Inc. announced a new agreement for the global… read more News | November 25, 2013 Vendor Provides After-Market Maintenance, Support for GE MRI, CT Systems OiService CT and MR is a service division of Oxford Instruments that specializes in providing quality after-market GE … read more Related Content Feature | April 08, 2008 | Rick Dana Barlow Black, White or Too Much Gray? Outpatient care facilities tend to view remarketed or secondary equipment, commonly referred to as used equipment, in read more News | November 01, 2010 Importance of Refurbished Equipment to be Highlighted at ASTRO November 1, 2010 – As the world’s population continues to age, refurbished radiation therapy equipment will become more… read more November 10, 2009 – Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc. has introduced the Toshiba Assurance Refurbishment Program to provide customers the ability to purchase previously owned, completely refurbished Toshiba systems. The first line of Toshiba products available through the program are Aquilion CT systems. This Aquilion Assurance program offers customers, such as hospitals and imaging centers, the exceptional performance and quality that defines the award-winning Aquilion CT line at a price point to accommodate a variety of budgets. To support this program, Toshiba has opened a new Quality Assurance Center in Irvine, Calif.A refurbished CT system from Toshiba is held to the same quality and performance standards as a brand-new Toshiba CT system. Previously owned Toshiba CT systems are inspected at the Quality Assurance Center, where a team of experts evaluate and test all moving parts and programs. After the system has been inspected, new parts are installed and upgraded, including crucial items like the X-ray tube, and new software is installed. The system is then repainted, relabeled and placed in new packaging. Before a system leaves the Quality Assurance Center, it is tested against Toshiba’s original factory standards.According to Ted Nemetz, vice president, Service Business Unit, Toshiba, the difference between purchasing a previously owned system from a third-party dealer is there are no guarantees. With Toshiba’s Assurance Refurbishment Program, the customer is guaranteed to receive high quality equipment backed by a Service contract guaranteeing Toshiba’s high standards and dedicated customer service. Whether purchasing a refurbished or a new CT system, the entire Aquilion line includes the industry leading Quantum Advantage platform, with the thinnest detector rows available (0.5 mm) to ensure uniform isotropic resolution across every detector element. Because of this unique design, Toshiba is able to provide all of its customers – whether they have a new or refurbished 8-, 16-, 32-, or 64-detector row Aquilion – with uniformly superior images.The Aquilion Assurance Program suits health care facilities looking to acquire high quality diagnostic imaging equipment, but may not have the capital to purchase a brand-new system. Refurbished CT systems are excellent for small facilities and those looking for a “work horse” system. Existing customers can trade in an Aquilion 8-, 16-, 32- or 64-detector row system for credit towards a refurbished CT system. Customers also have the option to acquire a new Service contract with the purchase of a refurbished CT system. Additionally, brand new customers can purchase a refurbished system to get the best value for the price. For more information: www.medical.toshiba.com FacebookTwitterLinkedInPrint分享
Related posts:How I built my Costa Rican dream home: Brasilito, Guanacaste There are quite a few ways to have a shocking early retirement in Costa Rica – way more than seven, but let’s keep it short and concise. Becoming an expat is a lot of fun. I know, because I became one about 38 years ago.In all those years, I’ve figured out the best way to enjoy the country and its people: don’t do business, and just retire.It is surprising that there are so many people who are deeply disappointed by their experience of retirement in Costa Rica. They’re everywhere: on the online forums, in the comment section of every online newspaper, and in every bar with a gringo clientele. And guess what?It is their own fault, most of the time.When you talk to those who are having a shocking retirement experience, they’re fed up, but they always assign the blame elsewhere. Often, they decide to stay in Costa Rica and be unhappy. My agents and I have relocated thousands of expats in the past 20 years or more. We’ve seen quite a few unhappy expats leaving, mostly because of what they did to themselves, or didn’t do. Here are some ways you can learn from other’s mistakes.Settling in the wrong communityYou didn’t really do your homework well enough before retiring in Costa Rica. You lurked on some expat forums for a while and saw that some people were very happy in a certain location. You found a real estate agent who sold you that place you’ve been dreaming about all your life.One morning, you wake up and realize you hate the place, you’re bored and you don’t like your neighbors. You hate the country and everything in it. It will take you forever to sell the property and move on because you bought it at too high a price.How to avoid it: Rent first, try different locations, and spend the first two years of your retirement looking around.Living the wrong lifestyleFor many future expats, living in paradise means palm trees, white sand, a turquoise ocean, and piña coladas. They envision waking up late, having a huge breakfast at a local restaurant, and spending the rest of the day surfing and lying on the beach. Right after a nice Surf and Turf dinner, they’ll drink the night away. Retirement is one big party.Before you know it, you’re going through your life savings. Too late, you figured out that this lifestyle is way over budget. Too late, you and your spouse figure out that you’ve become alcoholics. You’re in for a shocking retirement: your savings are gone and you will have to live on Social Security.How to avoid it: Life is not a party. It never was, so why start now? When you retire, take a three-month vacation to the nicest paradise your budget can pay for. Then go home and think hard about what you want to do the rest of your retirement.Relying on the wrong informationWhile surfing the web, you found information about how to retire in Costa Rica. You didn’t double check the information you found there; too late, you figured out that this information was posted years ago. Everything has changed.Now you need to pay much higher taxes on the household you brought, and customs is holding your appliances. Your immigration lawyer says you brought all the wrong documents and that you need a much higher income to apply for residency status. Your health insurance will not cover you in Costa Rica and the medicine you need is not available here.How to avoid it: Make a list of everything that is important to you before you move to Costa Rica. Then do detailed research on each important topic. Don’t base your knowledge on what you find on online forums and Facebook pages. Hire professionals who know what they’re doing, it’s easy to find them online, but you have to make the effort.Too much time, not enough moneyIt sounds fantastic: you are going to have all that free time, especially when you’ve worked so hard to get to this point in life. The cost of shopping, arts & crafts, travel, and all the expenses associated with new hobbies can add up tremendously.How to avoid it: Make a list of all the hobbies and things you want to do. Then create a retirement budget based on this list. Include unexpected expenses, so you have some extra to play around with.Thinking that you can stop workingYou’ve worked all your life and so did your spouse. To stop working totally and suddenly is difficult for many. Now you are in each other’s face all day long, every day. Watching the sunset and drinking piña coladas might be fun for a while, but that’s not you.How to avoid it: Before you retire, put your ear to the ground for future options of part-time work in your own profession. Try to keep a few consultancies or try to get involved in your local community. Teach English to the poor, help locals build their business – do something. It is either fulfilling to give back a little to your new country or it creates an extra income. And remember this: be prepared to work harder at your marriage than ever in these new circumstances.Buying the wrong placeYou have bought this awesome place in Costa Rica because you could get it at a bargain price. Unfortunately, after a while, you find out that this is not the right location for you and you miss much-needed amenities.How to avoid it: Rent first to find out where you want to live. If it’s too late for that, read the article “8 Reasons why your property in Costa Rica has not sold in 7 years.” If you buy the wrong property, you’re signing up for a shocking retirement that you don’t deserve.Ivo Henfling founded the American-European Real Estate Group in 1999 — the first functioning MLS in Costa Rica with affiliate agents from coast to coast. You can read other articles like this on his blog. Contact Ivo at (506) 2289-5125 / 8834-4515 or at ivo@american-european.net. Facebook Comments
Despite going 1-3 so far this season, the ArizonaCardinals were in good spirits before heading to Minnesotafor their Sunday match-up with the Vikings, Cardinalsspecial teams coach Kevin Spencer said.“The guys have an amazing ability to rebound,” Spencersaid. “If people could only have an inside look at thepreparation and the guys’ work, I mean, they still makemistakes, you still have to bark at them, but they havethis resiliency and work ethic that really buoys myspirits, and certainly the other coaches, with the way theguys handle themselves.” Nevada officials reach out to D-backs on potential relocation Comments Share Top Stories D-backs president Derrick Hall: Franchise ‘still focused on Arizona’
While Spencer said the guys are more than aware of whatthe filmed showed and the tough challenge they have toplay a Vikings team that apparently has fallen on hardtimes, he also said that the Cards have prepared andworked well this week.When the Cards take the field on Sunday, it will be timeto put their joking ways aside and focus on gettinganother notch in the W column, but hearing they are ingood spirits after a bad loss against the Giants isencouraging to hear. Hopefully some of that good attitude and strong bonds areon the plane for Minnesota and will bear a positive resultin Week 5. What an MLB source said about the D-backs’ trade haul for Greinke Cardinals expect improving Murphy to contribute right away
I don’t think the Broncos trust Chad Kelly. Now, is Case Keenum at risk of losing his job in the future? Yes. He’s got to play better. Now, statistically, he’s set to put up the most touchdowns and most passing yards of his career, as he’s clearly the Broncos starter. And the lack of experience for Chad Kelly is something that I feel keeps him on the bench.Case Keenum has to elevate his game because too many passes are off the mark, his footwork has been poor and it seems like he just doesn’t understand the totality of this Bill Musgrave offense. He’s missing open receivers. He’s not reading the full field. He’s reading about half the field on a majority of his pass attempts. That’s got to be better because there’s a tipping point for everything in football. There will be a tipping point where the Broncos just look to Chad Kelly. I think that’s after a coaching change, where they just look to the future and see what they have in Chad Kelly. So, for right now and for this week, and even though this game, I think Case Keenum is safe.5. I think Cardinals fans, at this point, would like to know the gist of what went down with Mike McCoy a year ago and if the reasons for his firing are reminiscent to what we’ve seen so far this year. Grace expects Greinke trade to have emotional impact Former Cardinals kicker Phil Dawson retires Now, if you can take away the positives that you did have against the Rams … you did slow down their passing game. You did not slow down their rushing game. But if you can take the positives away, you can play better, especially against a team that’s struggling offensively like Arizona.3. Von Miller just made more than a few headlines with his thoughts about this game. Where did those words come from and what did you take from it, if anything?Von Miller has never done this before. He’s been a captain. He’s the superstar leader of this team. But you’ve never seen him be this vocal, and there’s a specific reason why. I think he’s calling out some of his own teammates to rise to the occasion, to rise to his level of play, which has been outstanding at times. But there are others on this defense that need to put in the effort that Von is putting in.By vocally saying they’re going to kick the Cardinals’ (expletive), Von is telling the rest of his teammates to keep up with him because he’s planning on giving his best effort on Thursday night. We’ll see if his teammates follow suit.4. Take us through Case Keenum’s first year in Denver. Is he actually at risk of losing his job in the near future? (AP Photos) Top Stories And the offensive line has been saddled with injuries — Ron Leary is down for the year, and, of course, Jared Veldheer going to miss the game on Thursday night. So, you have two starters in there that you didn’t at the beginning of the regular season.But this team as a whole is just better at run blocking than they are at pass blocking. Yet, you don’t see an emphasis on balance, and you see this team abandon the run game way too quickly.7. What would it take for coach Vance Joseph to find himself jobless? Is a loss to Arizona all it’d take?Yeah, we could see a change on Friday if Vance Joseph doesn’t show well and show that this team is responding to him. That’s pretty much all we’re waiting for, to see how this team responds in this desperate situation. Do they play for their head coach? Or, are they themselves thinking about their next gig? To get a better perspective of the Broncos, we sent 104.3 FM The Fan’s Cecil Lammey a few queries about where Denver stands while answering some of his questions as well.1. Seems that the Broncos haven’t gotten their run defense together? Where are they at in trying to find a solution, and what’s been the problem?The problem has been the play up front between the defensive tackles and the inside linebackers. When you have guys like Todd Davis catching instead of attacking blockers, that creates a softness in the middle of the field. Domata Peko has been moved out of the way multiple times, allowing those running backs to get to that second level.Related LinksCardinals Boston, Iupati ruled out against the Broncos on ThursdayThe Consensus Week 7: Cardinals’ average rank stays the sameBehind Enemy Lines: Broncos face Cardinals in midst of losing streakCardinals’ decision at OC more important than anything on ThursdayWhat are the Broncos doing to fix it? Well, they’re just asking for better play, really. You can’t stack the box any more. You just have to have better play from Todd Davis and from Domata Peko.2. What positives did Denver take away from a close loss to a very good Rams team last week?There are no moral victories in the NFL, but we’ve seen this team play two great teams closely — the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams. What you can take away is when they give forth their best effort, they can hang with almost anyone in the NFL. The game against the Jets should be the anomaly. It should be the game where everyone thought they’d win and they didn’t. The 5: Takeaways from the Coyotes’ introduction of Alex Meruelo Mike McCoy used three wide receiver sets almost 75 percent of the time for the Broncos when your third wide receiver back then was a guy named Bennie Fowler. Bennie Fowler is a journeyman wide receiver who has bounced around to two or three different teams this year. So, McCoy was trying to force the issue with 11 personnel — that’s one running back, one tight end, and three wide receivers. He was trying to force that issue when his quarterback was Trevor Siemian and his third wide receiver wasn’t really that good. And also, the Broncos don’t have a tight end to speak of.McCoy wanted to be a little bit too pass happy when this team had success running the ball last year. When C.J. Anderson got 20 carries they won every game. But he only got 20 carries five times, and the Broncos’ record was 5-11. Now, at the end of the season, McCoy’s not responsible for that last win. But the point is if he would have run the ball more, he might still be here as the offensive coordinator.6. What’s the health of the Broncos’ offensive line heading into game day? And how are they using their group of running backs to find a bit of success on the ground?They’re not finding enough success. I mean, if you look at yards per carry totals, they’re among the league leaders in the NFL. If you look at the number of carries, they’re among the bottom. So, this team has a thunder and lightning combination in Royce Freeman and Phillip Lindsay, but they’re simply not using them enough. Derrick Hall satisfied with D-backs’ buying and selling There’s a lot in common with the Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals heading into their Thursday Night Football showdown.Coaches’ jobs are at risk.Each signed a quarterback who spent last year with the Minnesota Vikings, and neither Case Keenum nor Sam Bradford have produced with their new teams. Each team has a side of the ball where a problematic theme hasn’t been fixed through six weeks of the NFL season. 0 Comments Share 
by The Associated Press Posted Feb 19, 2019 1:54 pm PDT AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to RedditRedditShare to 電子郵件Email NEW YORK — Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore has helped New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration unveil the governor’s series of initiatives aimed at improving the lives of women in New York.Moore joined Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul (HOH’-kuhl) on Tuesday at Lincoln Center in Manhattan for an event launching Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Women’s Justice Agenda. The Democrat was in Albany and didn’t attend.Cuomo’s list of proposals for 2019 includes eliminating the statute of limitations for rape claims and increasing protections against sexual harassment in the workplace. Some related initiatives have been passed by the Democratic-controlled Legislature and signed into law by the governor.Moore is a leader of the Time’s Up movement fighting sexual harassment and promoting equality in the work place. She won the 2015 Oscar for best actress for her performance in “Still Alice.”The Associated Press FILE – In this Jan. 6, 2019 file photo, Julianne Moore arrives at the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif. Moore has helped New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration unveil the governor’s series of initiatives aimed at improving the lives of women in New York. Cuomo’s list of proposals for 2019 includes eliminating the statute of limitations for rape claims and increasing protections against sexual harassment in the workplace. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File) Actress Julianne Moore helps unveil sex misconduct policies