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Emergency Management Reports Flood Damage
Stallions shut out Hunter See A6 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S THURSDAY August 5, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 128 No. 20 $1.00 Emergency Management reports flood damage COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY A conceptional rendering of the proposed hotel for the Millpond Plaza. Second Millpond development put on hold Applicant and County Council member request delay for more ‘negotiations’ TIM GILLIE Commission Chairman Scott EDITOR Jacobs said that the applicant Stansbury Park residents for the CUP had requested that that showed up for the County the agenda item be tabled to Planning Commission meeting allow for further negotiation on Tuesday night to hear the with the county. fate of a proposed extend-stay Jacobs also read from a CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO hotel in their community left letter from Council Council Posh Floral cleans up after Sunday evening’s flash flood on Vine Street in Tooele City. without an answer. Member Jared Hamner: “I At the request of the appli- am the representative of cant and a County Council Stansbury Park. I have heard member the Tooele County from my citizens on this sub- Preliminary report shows 2.7 inches of rain in Settlement Canyon on Sunday Planning Commission tabled ject ... in discussion with the TIM GILLIE ment infrastructure,” said Whitehouse. to apply for disaster relief, according action on a request by Derald applicant he has respectfully EDITOR Anderson for a conditional use requested discussion so the Whitehouse emphasised that it is Whitehouse. So far the Tooele County Emergency permit for an extended stay applicant and Tooele County important for property owners to report “We can’t promise or guarantee Management has received reports of hotel on property in Stansbury can have an opportunity to flood related damage to the county. -
American Gymnast Sunisa Lee Takes Olympic Gold
The Asian Reporter Pacific Northwest News q Volume 31 Number 8 q August 2, 2021 q www.asianreporter.com American gymnast Sunisa Lee takes Olympic gold AMAZING ATHLETE. Sunisa Lee of the United States performs on the balance beam during the artistic gymnastics women’s all-around final at the 2020 Summer Olympics on July 29, 2021 in Tokyo. Lee won gold in the event. The victory marked the fifth straight win by a U.S. woman, with the past three Olympic champions all being women of color. See story on page 12. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) Please report all hate crimes committed against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. <www.stopaapihate.org> <www.doj.state.or.us> <www.ReportHatePDX.com> The Asian Reporter COVID-19 VACCINE 922 N. Killingsworth St. Portland, OR 97217 USA INFORMATION To learn more about COVID-19 The Asian Reporter is published on the first Monday each month. vaccinations, reach out to https://vaccinefinder.org Oregon Call 211 or 1-866-698-6155 Visit covidvaccine.oregon.gov Washington Call (360) 236-4501 or 1-800-525-0127 Visit doh.wa.gov/coronavirus Page 2 n THE ASIAN REPORTER ASIA / PACIFIC August 2, 2021 Man with coronavirus disguised as wife on Indonesian flight TERNATE, Indonesia (AP) — An Indonesian man with the coronavirus last month boarded a domestic flight disguised as his wife, wearing a niqab covering his face and carrying fake IDs and a negative PCR test result. But the cover didn’t last long. Police say a flight attendant aboard a Citilink plane travelling from Jakarta to Ternate in North Maluku province noticed the man change clothes in the lavatory. -
Critical Analysis of the Performance of Women's Artistic Gymnastics in Brazil in the 2004- 2016 Olympic Cycles
Molinari, CI.; Costa, VR.; Monteiro, KOFF.; Nunomura, M.: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE … Vol. 10 Issue 3: 453 - 466 CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS IN BRAZIL IN THE 2004- 2016 OLYMPIC CYCLES Caroline Inácio Molinari, Vitor Ricci Costa, Kamau Osei Fregonesi Ferreira Monteiro, Myrian Nunomura University of São Paulo, School of Physical Education and Sport of Ribeirão Preto, Brazil Original article Abstract Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) in Brazil has been represented in the Olympic Games since 1980; however, a full team was classified only in 2004. Analyzing the Brazilian team’s participation over the last four cycles (2004-2016), we have identified several factors that implied in the WAG results. In this study, we discussed these factors and reflected on their contributions to the development of the gymnastics. The milestone of the 2001-2004 Olympic cycle is marked by the first participation of a full team, when foreign coaches came to lead WAG, the training system was reorganized, and the selected athletes began training in a centralized training system in Curitiba’s Training Center. The 2005-2008 Olympic cycle was more successful, as a consequence of the long-term planning. In the 2009-2012 Olympic cycle, the Brazilian WAG went through a period of turbulence, the training was no longer centralized, and the head coach of the Brazilian team returned to his home country. In the 2013-2016 Olympic cycle, with the headquarters of the 2016 Olympic Games in the city of Rio de Janeiro, the Brazilian Olympic Committee devised strategies to boost the country’s success, which again drove improvement in the team results. -
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SUBSCRIPTION TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2016 THULQADAL 6, 1437 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Cabinet irked A star rises Power outage Gold for Phelps at Kuwait’s from poverty, at Delta causes as records absence from killed defying cancellations, tumble in Rio Games3 Pakistan14 norms flight23 delays Olympic20 pool Fuel reform will serve Min 32º Max 48º fiscal policy: Moody’s High Tide 03:50 & 15:48 Low Tide Move to boost Kuwait finances hit by oil plunge 10:05 & 22:10 40 PAGES NO: 16957 150 FILS KUWAIT: The recently-approved restructuring of fuel prices by Kuwait will be helpful for implementing the state’s belt-tightening policy and lowering spending, Hijabi fencer makes US Olympics history according to the internationally-renowned Moody’s Corporation. These fuel price reforms are credit positive RIO DE JANEIRO: American Ibtihaj Muhammad for the sovereign state because they will lower current looked like all the other fencers when she stepped expenditures and bolster government finances dented on the piste, save for the nondescript black scarf cov- by the downturn in global oil prices, while reducing ering her head. With that small gesture, Muhammad wasteful overconsumption. The Cabinet approved a made history. Muhammad became the first series of fuel-related subsidy reforms, including an 83 American athlete yesterday to compete in the percent increase in higher quality ultra-premium petrol Olympics with a hijab, which she wears to adhere to prices and a 42 percent increase in lower-quality the tenets of her Muslim faith. Muhammad, ranked octane-91 petrol prices, which will go into effect on eighth in the world in sabre, beat Ukranian Olena Sept 1. -
Returning Biles Helps Carey 'Kill' the Floor After Olympic Flop
Established 1961 13 Sports Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Returning Biles helps Carey ‘kill’ the floor after Olympic flop TOKYO: American Jade Carey singled kill floor’, and that’s what I did.” tears, said: “I have been doing gym- out Simone Biles’ role in helping her to Carey, who succeeds Biles as nastics for over 20 years, so I have a sweep her rivals off the floor for Olympic champion, spoke of her pride lot of emotions.” Olympic gold yesterday, 24 hours after at putting the vault nightmare behind The third gold medal on offer was trailing in a tearful last on the vault. As her to produce “probably the best floor claimed by South Korea’s Shin Jea- the second night of gymnastics appara- routine I’ve ever done in my life”. There hwan, who won the men’s vault on a tus finals got under way in Tokyo, con- was a rare dead-heat for bronze tiebreak from Russian Denis Abliazin. firmation filtered through that Biles will between Japan’s Mai Murakami and The pair both ended with 14.783 points, return to the Olympic arena for today’s Angelina Melnikova, who led the Shin taking the title after outscoring closing beam final. Russians to team gold last week. Abliazin on both his two jumps. “It feels Ahead of her eagerly awaited come- like I am dreaming, it doesn’t feel like back she was at the Ariake Gymnastics Ring-master Liu it’s real. I prepared for this competition Centre to cheer on Carey, the 21-year- Carey’s heroics on the floor were fol- for a long time,” said Shin. -
Google Und Facebook Fordern Weltweit Impfzwang Am Arbeitsplatz
Freitag, 30. Juli 2021 Stau auf den Strassen Mehr Bach 160. Jahrgang, Nummer 174 AZ 8200 Schaffhausen Aus dem Nichts entstehen die Staus. Die Diessenhofer Dirigentin Preis FR. 3.60 Was wir von Ameisen lernen können, Annedore Neufeld organisiert und www.shn.ch um diesen entgegenzuwirken. / 9 leitet fünf neue Bachkonzerte. / 16 ZWEI SCHWEIZER TENNISMEDAILLEN Belinda Bencic Google und Facebook fordern steht im Einzel und im Doppel im Final weltweit Impfzwang am Arbeitsplatz TOKIO. Sieben Medaillen wie vor fünf Hiesige Firmen dürfen keine Impfpflicht verhängen. Der Arbeitgeberverband will nun aber eine Zertifikatspflicht. Jahren in Rio hatte sich der Schwei- zer Olympia-Delegationschef Ralph Stöckli zum Ziel gesetzt, bereits nach WASHINGTON/BERN. Google-Chef Sundar Pi- «Ob und wie geberverband jedenfalls macht Druck und for- schrieb die GDK. Sie sieht es in der Pflicht der knapp einem Drittel der Wettkämpfe chai gibt den Tarif durch: In seinem neusten dert eine «Diskussion um die Hochstufung des Arbeitgeberinnen und Arbeitgeber, dass sie ist diese Vorgabe übertroffen. Im Me- «Blogpost» kündigt er an, dass in den Google- die Regelung Arbeitsplatzes in den ‹orangen Bereich›». Da- regelmässige Tests vorsehen und anbieten – daillenspiegel scheint zwar erst sechs- Büros alle Angestellten geimpft sein müssen. auch in der mit würde der Arbeitsplatz in dieselbe Katego- auch und besonders in Pflegeheimen. mal Edelmetall für die Schweiz auf, Die Impfpflicht wird in den kommenden Wo- Schweiz gelten rie kommen wie etwa Bars oder Kinos, wo das nach einem emotionalen Donners- chen in den USA eingeführt und soll dann in wird, steht Zertifikat eingesetzt wird. Intensivfälle um 33 Prozent angestiegen tag im Tennisstadion steht aber fest, den kommenden Monaten in weiteren Regio- Kontrovers diskutiert wird der Impfzwang In der Schweiz und in Liechtenstein sind dass es sicher acht sein werden. -
SPORT Page 2 LOSS Team Qatar 400M World Medallist Haroun Dies in a Traffi C Accident
GGYMNASTICSYMNASTICS | Page 4 CCYCLINGYCLING | Page 5 Yonekura, Alaphilippe Ferrari book in lead aft er Tokyo berths opening Tour de in Doha France stage Sunday, June 27, 2021 FOOTBALL Dhul-Qa’da 17, 1442 AH Denmark outclass GULF TIMES Wales to reach Euro quarter-fi nals SPORT Page 2 LOSS Team Qatar 400m world medallist Haroun dies in a traffi c accident By Sports Reporter of the deceased, the Qatari and programme after recovering to hear that Qatari sprinter Ab- tle before claiming his fi rst global ple of lanes up the order. championship has been a dream, Doha international Olympic fam- from an injury (in preparation) dalelah Haroun – 2017 world medal at the World Indoor Cham- Haroun found enough focus, and it feels great that I have done ily, and we ask God to bless him to qualify for the Tokyo Olym- 400m bronze medallist and a pionships in Portland, where he and strength to pick up Qatar’s that.” with his forgiveness and accept pics. Qatar sports and athlet- former world junior champion – secured silver. fi rst medal at the championships, A torn hip tendon hampered atar’s 400m Asian him into heaven,” Qatar Olympic ics, on a global level, lost a great has died in a car crash at the age He went to the World U20 fi nishing behind Van Niekerk and his preparations for the 2019 Games gold medal- Committee (QOC) President HE hero,” Qatar Athletics Federa- of 24.” Championships in Bydgoszcz Gardiner, with a season’s best World Athletics Championships list and 2017 World Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad al-Tha- tion secretary general Moham- The national record-hold- as favourite for gold, which he time of 44.48 seconds. -
Doncic, Slovenia Pip Spain to Sweep Basketball Group
Biles opts out of fl oor exercise fi nal Simone Biles will not defend her Olympic gold Biles has already chosen not to compete medal on fl oor exercise. USA Gymnastics an- in the uneven bars and vault fi nals, set for Rhys McClenaghan of nounced Sunday that the six-time Olympic Sunday evening at the Ariake Gymnastics Ireland, performs on the medalist has opted not to compete on fl oor, Centre. She was not expected to medal on pommel horse during the where she won gold in Rio de Janeiro and bars, but is the Olympic champion on vault. artistic gymnastics men’s placed second in qualifying last week. Biles is dealing with a mental block that apparatus fi nal at the Jennifer Gadirova of Britain will replace in gymnastics is referred to as “the twist- 2020 Summer Olympics, Biles in the fi nals, which are scheduled for ies.” In other words, Biles is having trouble on Aug. 1, in Tokyo, Monday. USA Gymnastics said Biles has fi guring out where her body is in relation to Japan. (AP) not decided whether to participate in the the ground when in the air. Biles has been balance beam fi nal, which is scheduled for dominant on fl oor exercise during her elite Tuesday. She earned bronze on the event career, winning fi ve world championships in Brazil fi ve years ago. along with her triumph in Rio. (AP) ARAB TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 2021 15 Canada and Qatar advance US teams ‘ousted’ in Doncic, Slovenia pip Spain Oly beach volleyball TOKYO, Aug. -
Qatar's Duha Al Habshi Qualifies for Vault Final
Sports Thursday, June 24, 2021 15 DOHA ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS APPARATUS WORLD CUP Qatar’s Duha Al Habshi qualifies for vault final Qatar’s judo athelete Ayoub Al Idrisi. TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK DOHA Qatar judoka Ayoub Al Idrisi QATAr’S Duha Al Habshi qualified for the women’s vault final at the 13th FIG Artistic qualifies for Tokyo Olympics Individual Apparatus World Cup here at the Aspire Dome QNA France, and has encountered on Wednesday. DOHA the best international players The two-day qualifiers got and trained with them under underway with the final rounds QATAr’S judo athelete Ayoub the supervision of his coach- scheduled on June 25 and June Al Idrisi, has officially quali- es, Mohamed Bouhdo and 26 (Friday & Saturday). fied for the Tokyo 2020 Olym- Hamid Chaalali. On the first day, the wom- pics, which will be held in Ja- In a statement, Secretary- en’s (WAG) vault and uneven pan from July 23 to August 8. General of the Qatar Taekwon- bars and men’s (MAG) Floor, Ayoub Al Idrissi qualified do, Judo and Karate Federatio, Pommel Horse, Rings were for the Olympics well after col- Eid Al Muraikhi, expressed his held. lecting 699 points thanks to happiness over the qualifica- The competition is being the good results he obtained tion of Al Idrisi. Al Muraikhi held without the fans due to during his participation in said that this qualification is an COVID-19 restrictions. international tournaments in achievement for Qatari sports, Al Habshi had a cumula- 2020 and 2021, especially in the Qatar Olympic Commit- tive score of 11.850 to finish the recent Grand Slam tourna- tee and the Qatar Games Fed- fourth behind France’s Coline ments: the Georgia Champion- eration for their continuous Devillard (14.033), Uzbeki- ship last March, and the Turk- support and advancement of stan’s seven-time Olympian ish Championship last April, sports to the Olympic ranks Oksana Chusovitina (13.566) And the Russian Champion- and their keenness to have the and Egypt’s Nancy Taman ship last May, and the World most supportive team in the (13.416). -
Documenting Iraqi Invasion Vital for ‘Future Generations’: Authors
olympics THE FIRST ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY IN FREE KUWAIT Pages 15 & 16 Established in 1977 / www.arabtimesonline.com Page 14 baseball MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 2021 / ZUL-HIJJAH 23, 1442 AH emergency number 112 NO. 17752 16 PAGES 150 FILS Kuwait marks invasion with aid to Iraq Opinion O Arabs, poised leader, Farouk the taxi driver, Abdul-Aziz councils ... the best rulers are benevolent dictators By Ahmed Al-Jarallah Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times Amendment on THOSE who study the reality of Arabs KUNA photo and all this devastation would realize that over 60’s seen Some of the ambulances donated to Iraq by Kuwait. there are sins committed against people. The most eminent sin in this regard is KUWAIT CITY, Aug 1: An in- the closing of the doors and windows formed source at the Public Authority of government institutions, and listening for Manpower said amendments are Rift closing only to the reports written by clerks, who expected soon to the decision pro- interpret their dreams of getting closer to hibiting the renewal of work permits rulers through them instead of conveying for those who have reached 60 years KUWAIT CITY, Aug 1, (KUNA): As people’s pain and suffering. This reality and above and hold only high school the State of Kuwait marks the 31st anni- prompted human desertification to creep certificates or below and will become into the Arab world. effective from the date of its publi- versary of the Iraqi invasion tomorrow, The reason for this is that those who cation in the official gazette Kuwait Monday, Kuwaitis themselves focused on are supposed to be fair rulers did not Alyawm, reports Al-Anba daily. -
Active-Duty Doctor Among 2 Sailors to Die from COVID-19
GAMES: Skyward Sword sharper on Switch Page 19 MOVIES: ‘Jungle Cruise’ shallow but lively Page 16 OLYMPICS US gymnast Lee TRAVEL: Robot Café in wins all-around Tokyo has purpose Page 25 Page 48 stripes.com Volume 80 Edition 75 ©SS 2021 FRIDAY,JULY 30, 2021 $1.00 VIRUS OUTBREAK Active-duty doctor among 2 sailors to die from COVID-19 BY CAITLIN DOORNBOS Stars and Stripes WASHINGTON — Two sailors — including an active-duty doctor — have died within the last week of complications from the corona- virus, the Navy announced in a statement Wednesday. Capt. Corby Ropp, 48, died Fri- day due to coronavirus-related complications at Duke University Hospital in Durham, N.C., accord- ing to the Navy. Ropp served as the department leader of ophthalmology and re- fractive surgery at the Navy Med- icine Readiness and Training Command at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, N.C. “We are deeply saddened by the loss of our shipmate and ophthal- mologist, Capt. Ropp,” said Capt. Reginald Ewing III, commander JOSE RODRIGUEZ/U.S. Army of NMRTC Camp Lejeune. “Our A soldier looks out of the loading ramp of a C-27 aircraft while he and his fellow soldiers wear face masks and maintain social distance. The thoughts and prayers are with Pentagon on Wednesday reversed its May guidance that allowed fully vaccinated service members to go without masks at DOD facilities. Capt. Ropp’s family, coworkers and friends during this extremely difficult time.” On Monday, Petty Officer 1st Class Allen Hillman, a master-at- arms assigned to Navy Reserve Volunteer Training Unit in Boise, Idaho, died while hospitalized Walking back on masks with the coronavirus. -
Sports Plaza in Tokyo Yesterday
TTENNISENNIS | Page 2 CCRICKETRICKET | Page 3 Djokovic Hasaranga in last four stars as as Bencic Sri Lanka reaches fi nal clinch series Friday, July 30, 2021 GYMNASTICS Dhul-Hijjah 20, 1442 AH Sunisa Lee GULF TIMES succeeds Biles as all-around queen SP RT Page 4 OLYMPICS / ATHLETICS Barshim, Samba carry Qatar’s medal hopes MEDALS TALLY Beach volleyball pair Younousse and Tijan will face Gibb and Bourne of USA today Country G S B T China 15 7 9 31 atar’s hopes of winning a Japan 15 4 6 25 medal at Tokyo Olympics United States 14 14 10 38 will rest on its athletics stars, who will begin their Russian OC 8 11 9 28 Qcampaign in the Games today. Australia 8 2 10 20 After winning the bronze medal at Great Britain 5 7 6 18 London 2012 Olympics and the silver South Korea 4 3 5 12 medal at Rio 2016 Olympics, Qatar’s France 3 5 3 11 high jumper Mutaz Barshim has set Germany 3 3 7 13 his sights on winning the gold medal Italy 2 7 10 19 in Tokyo. The two-time world cham- pion will participate in men’s high Netherlands 2 7 4 13 jump qualifi cations to begin at the Canada 2 3 5 10 Olympic Stadium in Tokyo today. Hungary 2 1 2 5 Barshim has scaled 2.40m 11 times Slovenia 2 1 1 4 since 2013 – only world record holder Croatia 2 0 1 3 Javier Sotomayor, with 17, has more Kosovo 2 0 0 2 successful clearances at that for- midable barrier – and with a 2.43m Brazil 1 3 3 7 personal best, is the second-highest Switzerland 1 3 2 6 jumper of all time.