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MLBPA’s Tony Clark is concerned that MLB is entering the ‘dangerous world’ of sports gambling partnerships

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LOS ANGELES – The head of the baseball players association is concerned about the sport’s growing commercial deals with sports gambling companies. BetMGM’s Retail Sportsbook opened this year at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, and DraftKings is building a sportsbook slated to open next year in the southeast corner of Wrigley Field. Union executive director Tony Clark was asked before Tuesday’s All-Star Game if he was concerned about the gambling relationships, which have increased since the US Supreme Court ruled in 2018 to overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which prohibits sports betting. “Have? No. Yes? Yes. Been?Read News

Physical Games Now Available at Ada!

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As a precaution and to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus or COVID-19, certain Chickasaw Nation events, classes, facilities, etc. are being postponed, canceled or closed. For a full list of postponements, cancellations or closures, please visit the COVID-19 INFORMATION page. We will continue to update the list as the situation evolves.

How greater equality in sports technology can spark a revolution in women’s sports – SportsPro

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Women’s sport has never been so popular, so commercially successful, or played to such a high standard as it is now. Strong recent support from governing bodies and investments in training and performance programs have been backed by growing interest from brands and broadcasters, providing record-breaking sponsorship and media deals that will accelerate the upward trajectory of women’s competitions. Deloitte forecasts suggest that the women’s sports industry will generate more than US$1 billion in revenue in the coming years, while other studies claim that women’s sports are a better long-term bet than their male counterparts. The sector is believed toRead News

Michigan Internet Gaming and Sportsbook Operators Report Combined Total Gross Receipts of $136.9 Million in June

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Detroit, July 19, 2022 – Michigan commercial and parent companies in June reported a combined $ 136.9 million in total gross Internet revenue and gross sports betting revenue. Receipts were down 14.9% compared to May results of $ 160.9 million. Internet gaming gross revenue for June was $ 121.5 million, down 4.6% from the $ 127.4 million reported in May. Gross sports betting revenue was $ 15.4 million compared to $ 33.5 million in May for a 54.2% decrease. Combined total adjusted gross revenue and adjusted gross sports betting revenue were $ 114.4 million, including $ 109.4 million from InternetRead News

Australia to compensate victims of past abuse at national sports institute

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MELBOURNE, July 20 (Reuters) – Australia has set up a fund to compensate athletes who suffered harm or abuse during their time at the country’s premier sports training facility. The fund, launched by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) on Wednesday, will offer payments of up to A$50,000 (US$34,500) to athletes who have been awarded scholarships at the Canberra-based Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), between 1981 and 2013. “Nearly 9,000 athletes received AIS scholarships between 1981 and 2013, and while we know many people had a positive experience, unfortunately some athletes were treated inappropriately,” ASC President Josephine Sukkar said in aRead News

FREE Youth Sports Camps – Parkways

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Seattle Parks and Recreation and partners offer many summer camps for teens free of charge. Register here or at any center. Registration forms are required to attend and will be emailed at registration. Multi-Sports Camp with Marvena Kemp Soccer Camps Sponsored by Sounders FC, RAVE Foundation, Washington Federal Youth All Gender Basketball

Broncos named 2022 Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year

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Following a third consecutive nomination, the Denver Broncos have been named the 2022 Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year, ESPN announced Tuesday. “It’s an awesome experience just to be considered a finalist and an incredible honor to be named the winner of ESPN’s Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year Award,” Broncos vice president of community development Allie Engelken said in a team release. “This award is the culmination of responding to the needs of our community while furthering our commitment to our long-term strategy. We have been fortunate to have some strong work done in the 2020-21 season, and weRead News

Maine’s real estate boom is making it harder for pianos to get into the mud flats

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It is not easy to be a climber. The soft-shell mussel fishery – the second most valuable fishery in the state last year – is facing increasing pressure during climate change and is being plucked apart by the invasive green crab. But a new problem has emerged in the last two years as the pandemic ignited a property explosion along the Maine coast: it’s getting harder for mussel diggers to get to the tidal flats at all to make a living. Clammers up and down the coast report that access points to the mud are rapidly disappearing as new peopleRead News

Why is there so much hype in real estate investing?

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by dr. James M. Dahle, founder of WCI I’ve never been a big fan of ‘hype’. I’m quite a dull, quiet person in that regard, but I believe that good investing is generally boring investing. My excitement in life comes from exploring the world, climbing, diving and other fun activities – not my portfolio. As a general rule, when investing is exciting and exciting, you run a high risk of losing money. Those who want to make it exciting usually sell something. When an investor first encounters the real estate investing world, they are often surprised by the amount ofRead News

Austin’s real estate sector is “getting closer” to normal as the market shows signs of stabilizing

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Knock on wood — real estate professionals say Austin’s housing market is showing signs of stabilizing as local inventory hits two months for the first time since 2019. Austin Board of Realtors CEO Emily Chenevert said after two years of pandemic prices, “we’re making progress toward something that seems more normal,” during the 2022 Central Texas Housing Summit — which brought together industry professionals and economists — on Tuesday. . However, housing is one of Austin’s biggest rewards despite a diverse local economy, growing infrastructure investment, multiple nearby universities and a healthy job market. Stable housing is falling in tandemRead News

Should you rent or buy a house? Use the ‘BURL’ rule to avoid financial remorse, says the real estate investor

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When it comes to maximizing your lifestyle and net worth, the “should I rent or buy” question is one of the most debated. Even if you already have your own home or apartment, it’s a good idea to regularly think about whether living there is the optimal move. Borrowing to buy is always a gamble. But if you go this route, your goal would be to use the debt to live a better life than you could afford if you had to pay in cash. The first few years after taking out a home equity loan are generally the riskiest.Read News

Chinese home buyers are losing patience with the housing slump

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Chinese real estate developers, including the highly indebted Evergrande, have run a business that relied on selling apartments before they were completed. Pictured here is an Evergrande development in Beijing on January 6, 2022. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty pictures BEIJING – China’s real estate market desperately needs a boost in confidence, analysts said, after reports of homebuyers stopping mortgage payments shook bank shares and raised concerns about a systemic crisis. The size of mortgages is not as worrying as the impact of recent events on demand and prices for one of China’s largest financial assets: housing. “It is crucialRead News

Viewpoint: Vaginal politics

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Regulation of women’s bodies restored by five men and one woman, SCOTUS justice by overturning two major abortion cases – Roe and Casey – and removing women’s bodies from constitutional protection. SCOTUS destroyed a fundamental right and returned to the states that had unbridled power to control bodies born as women. Within minutes of the Alito opinion popping up on the internet, Republican-controlled state houses immediately passed laws banning and, in some cases, criminalizing abortion. What does this mean? How does it affect those of us who live in Ulster County, New York? There have been no incidents here withinRead News

A Republican elected to Michigan election board is focused on law, not politics

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Michigan Board of State Canvassers Member Richard Houskamp.Provided photo Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday appointed Richard Houskamp, ​​a local Republican official from Grand Rapids, to the open GOP seat on Michigan’s top election certification panel. Houskamp, ​​a 66-year-old software company owner, will join the Board of State Canvassers on Thursday as it decides whether a November ballot proposal will be certified to destroy predatory payday lenders. A review by the Bureau of Elections found that Michiganders for Fair Lending are short of about 72,000 valid signatures. “I want to be really fair,” Houskamp said of his philosophy in an interviewRead News

How China-US collaborations continue, despite politics

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In February, the U.S. Department of Justice scrapped its China Initiative, an effort to seek espionage in research and industry. The arrest of researchers born in China because of the initiative had made headlines, and countless scientists have experienced unnecessary stress and investigations. The effects of the program continue. A researcher in a U.S. lab told me how, because of their collaborations in China, they lost access to their lab, grant funds and research staff while government agents and university administrators were investigating trips the researcher had made to China with personal funds. It took months of legal appeals toRead News

How does the AMA fight to keep politics out of the lab?

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The exam hall becomes crowded. It used to be exclusively for patients, doctors – and perhaps trusted loved ones and members of the care team. But now it seems like insurance companies, politicians and even law enforcement officials are intruding their way into the decision-making process. These concerns were raised by both physician speakers and audience members at the Litigation Center Open Meeting during the AMA 2022 Annual Meeting in Chicago. The program occurred after the US Supreme Court’s draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization was leaked, but before the ruling overturning Roe v. Wade was formally handedRead News

Bedrock, USA: A new podcast explores the rise of extremism in local politics

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Pakistan’s political pressure, not the grassroots – finmin

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KARACHI, Pakistan, July 20 (Reuters) – Pakistan’s finance minister on Wednesday accused the Rupee seed of political turmoil, saying he expects market jitters due to the sharp decline of the currency will soon subside. “The decline in the rupee is not due to economic fundamentals,” Finance Minister Miftah Ismail told Reuters. “The panic is primarily due to political turmoil, which will subside in a few days.” The rupee fell 2% on Monday, and 3% on Tuesday, despite last week’s staff level agreement reached with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) paving the way for disbursement. of $ 1.17 billion under rescuedRead News

Looking for live music? Check out these Columbus jazz bars

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Raleigh Randolph grew up in the heyday of jazz in Columbus. As a kid of the 1950s and early 1960s, Randolph jumped in and out of the clubs on Mt. Vernon Avenue, which ran in all directions from the King-Lincoln Bronzeville community—a hotbed of black culture and a historic African-American neighborhood once teeming with jazz legends. “It was not unusual to go to a club in Columbus and see Dionne Warwick or Miles Davis,” he said. “We were on the track.” Variation: Columbus Summer Fun 2022: Jazz concerts offer a wide range of possibilities, also for children Musical acts travelingRead News

A country music star performing at Prairie Band Casino

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MAYETTA, Kan (WIBW) – Jo Dee Messina came to Mayetta for a performance at the Farm Band Casino & amp; Resort on Thursday 15. September. Messina has nine number one hit songs, 16 top 40 songs, and has sold more than five million albums worldwide. She is also the first female country music historian to have three consecutive weeks, top chart songs. His breakout song, “Heads Carolina, Tails California,” became the name of the breakout. Tickets will range from $ 25 to $ 30 and doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Messina is scheduled to take the stage at 19.00.Read News

Sunnyvale hosts a weekly summer music and food series on Historic Murphy Avenue

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If you’re in the mood for free music, open-air markets and gourmet food, look no further than Sunnyvale’s full summer calendar of events. Summer Series Music and MarketS Summer Series Music and Markets takes place on Wednesdays at Historic Murphy Avenue Downtown Sunnyvale from 18:00. until 8:30 PM Enjoy warm summer nights and music by talented Bay Area artists as you shop near local vendor stalls. The series runs weekly until August 24. Jazz & amp; Beyond Return to Historic Murphy Avenue on Saturday from 6:00 PM. until 20:30 for jazz and amp; Apart from. The free open-air music concertRead News

Everything you need to run with music

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Editors obsessed with gear choose every product we review. We can earn a commission if you buy from a link. How we test gear. THE EXPERT From motivating tunes to hunt down PRs to entertaining podcasts about more relaxed lapses, the race-enhancing powers of music are well documented. Researchers have found that the right support pathways can delay fatigue, accelerate mental resilience, distract you from discomfort, elevate your mood, reduce perceived exertion, and even support recovery. The impact of music can be so profound that one of the world’s foremost experts on the psychology of exercise music, Professor Costas KarageorghisRead News

Adele, Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa Lead British Music Exports to record $ 709 million

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British music exports rose 13.7% to £590.8 million ($709 million) in 2021, a record total, according to the latest analysis by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the trade body for Britain’s independent and major record companies. The 2021 total is the highest since the BPI began its annual survey of record label overseas earnings in 2000 and was driven by a record number of UK artists, almost 400, who each achieved more than 100 million global streams. These include superstars such as Adele, Dua Lipa, Dave and Ed Sheeran, as well as a number of emerging artists including Glass Animals,Read News

Live Nation continues North America Latin Music Touring expansion with new hires

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From left: Ricardo Taco, Maritsa Restrepo and Claudia Valencia. The popularity of Latin music continues to grow and sold-out tours around the world are expanding profitable opportunities for Live Nation. So, the global entertainment company launched a Latin division in 2017. For the second month in a row, Live Nation has hired Latin music industry pros for a North American tour. Today, the company announced three additions: Ricardo Taco, an independent promoter who has worked and marketed with artists such as Wisin y Yandel, Ozuna, Maluma, J Balvin, Farruko, Arcangel, Jerry Rivera, Rosalia, J Quiles, Juanes and Grupo niche ,Read News

How To Promote Your Music Online

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Creating and publishing music has never been easier, but promoting your work has never been more confusing. Should you focus on TikTok or the tour? And when you don’t have many followers, is online promotion even worth your time? To crack the code, we spoke to indie musicians, marketers, tastemakers and even a professor. While there’s no guaranteed formula for success, we’ve found plenty of tips and tricks for all types of musicians. Let’s dive in. Streaming is by far the most popular way people consume music today, and getting on the right playlists can make your music career. WhileRead News

Professor: Music brings children out best

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Fine arts students are some of the nicest, most motivated people on their campus, said Frank Eychaner, an associate professor at the University of Texas Permian Basin. Eychaner hosted the two-day Small School Choir Camp at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center on Monday and Tuesday. Approximately 65 students from Andrews, Monahans, Fort Stockton, Compass Academy Charter School, Brownfield and Sweetwater attended. Students who attend the camp always walk away with a “really great choral experience,” Eychaner said. “You get the chance to work with some of the best directors in our area. You work alongside other students who areRead News