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2025 in SPACEFLIGHT: The incredible missions set to take off next year, revealed - from China's daring asteroid retrieval to the first private trip to Venus READ MORE: As NASA delays its moon landing yet AGAIN, conspiracies reignite By JONATHAN CHADWICK FOR MAILONLINE Published: 14:15, 28 December 2024 | Updated: 14:15, 28 December 2024 e-mail View comments From NASA's mission to study Jupiter ’s icy moon Europa to Elon Musk 's SpaceX catching its Starship rocket mid-air , there's no doubt 2024 saw some incredible space feats. 'In 2024, NASA made leap after giant leap to explore, discover, and inspire – all while bringing real, tangible, and substantial benefits to the American people and to all of humanity,' said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. And 2025 is set to be an even more remarkable year for space agencies and companies around the world, who have an assortment of exciting missions lined up. Among them are NASA , which is sending two twin spacecraft to Mars – although its upcoming return to the moon has been delayed yet again . There's also the European Space Agency, which is set to launch its futuristic 'Space Rider' spaceplane – described as a 'robotic laboratory the size of two minivans'. Meanwhile, private companies are readying a probe to Venus and a luxury commercial space station for the first time. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's SpaceX could go one step further in 2025 with its 395-foot Starship vessel as it prepares for a trip beyond Earth orbit. Here, MailOnline takes a look at the incredible space missions set to take off in 2025 that you won't want to miss. MailOnline takes a look at the incredible space missions set to take off in 2025, from the first private mission to Venus to China's ambitious asteroid mission TIANWEN-2 Surely one of the most ambitious trips of the year will be China 's Tianwen-2, which is set for launch in May 2025. Tianwen-2 is an asteroid sample return mission with near-Earth asteroid Kamoʻoalewa (2016 HO3) as its destination. The asteroid is roughly the size of a Ferris wheel – between 150 and 190 feet in diameter – and gets as close as about 9 million miles from Earth. Tianwen-2 will conduct remote sensing observations in orbit, before landing on the asteroid to collect about 100g (3.5 oz) of dusty surface rock ('regolith'). It will then return to Earth to drop off a return capsule containing the sample before a gravity assist maneuver will propel it toward a comet called 311P/PANSTARRS. Kamo'oalewa has been considered for use as a space station for Earth-to-Mars travel, but samples from the asteroid could also reveal more about the solar system's formation and evolution While the launch from Xichang is planned for May, Tianwen-2 won't reach Kamoʻoalewa (2016 HO3) until 2026 and 311P/PANSTARRS until 2034. Image from China National Space Administration shows the Tianwen-1 probe en route to Mars. The follow-up, Tianwen-2, has a distant asteroid in its sights Why did NASA push back its moon mission? At the start of December, NASA delayed its manned mission to the moon yet again. It blamed 'technical issues' and needing time to allow critical changes for crew safety. Artemis II - which will send four astronauts on a trip around the moon and back home - has been delayed from 2025 to 2026. Meanwhile, Artemis III - which will actually land humans on the lunar surface - has been pushed from 2026 to 2027. Advertisement It follows the Tianwen-1 mission, which launched a robotic spacecraft towards Mars in 2020 and reached the planet the following year . VENUS LIFE FINDER No definitive evidence has been found of past or present life on Venus – but an upcoming mission to the solar system's second planet could change that. Venus Life Finder – the first private mission to Venus – will launch an uncrewed 17 kg (37 lb) spacecraft from New Zealand sometime in January. If all goes to plan, the craft will arrive at Venus in May and drop a small probe into Venusian atmosphere that will scan for organic molecules, which could be a possible sign of life. Launch vehicle company Rocket Lab is partnering with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the mission, which was originally planned for 2023. Venus is known as Earth's 'evil twin' because its also rocky and about the same size, but its average surface temperature is a blistering 870°F (465°C). The rocky sphere is not only inhospitable but also sterile – with a surface hot enough to melt lead and toxic clouds of sulfuric acid. Launch vehicle company Rocket Lab is partnering with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to send the first private mission to Venus as soon as January 2025. Pictured, artist's impression of the Venus Life Finder craft in space Venus is known as Earth's 'evil twin' because its also rocky and about the same size, but its average surface temperature is a blistering 870°F (465°C). Pictured, the surface of Venus, as interpreted by the Magellan spacecraft What is Dream Chaser? Dream Chaser is a reusable spacecraft developed by Colorado firm Sierra Space. The world's only commercial spaceplane, it's designed to take people and cargo to space (specifically low Earth-orbit). It will make its maiden trip to the International Space Station (ISS) in low Earth-orbit after more than a decade in development. Advertisement DREAM CHASER After more than a decade in development, Sierra Space's 'Dream Chaser' – which can land horizontally on a runway like a traditional aircraft – is ready to fly. The craft will make its maiden trip to the International Space Station (ISS) in low Earth-orbit no earlier than May 2025, carrying over 7,800 pounds (3,540kg) of cargo. Dream Chaser will remain at the space station for about 45 days before it makes the journey back down to Earth. Although this first flight will be an unmanned mission, it will eventually carry astronauts to the space station, much like SpaceX's Crew Dragon . Along with SpaceX and Boeing, Sierra Space is one of the companies contracted by NASA a decade ago to send people and equipment to the ISS – but so far only SpaceX has been successful. Sierra Space revealed in May 2024 that the ship had completed testing and was shipped to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of an imminent launch – but it was pushed it back to 2025. Although the project is geared towards delivering professional astronauts to space, the company hasn't ruled out using Dream Chaser for tourist trips later in the future. It will make its maiden trip to the International Space Station (ISS) in low Earth-orbit, after more than a decade in development Pictured, artist's impression of the Dream Chaser spacecraft during its descent back towards Earth SPACE RIDER Space Rider, a 26-foot uncrewed robotic laboratory, will be the European Space Agency's first re-usable space vehicle. About the size of two minivans, Space Rider is scheduled for its maiden flight during the third quarter of 2025 – so between June and August. After launch on the Vega-C single-body rocket from Guiana Space Centre, Space Rider will stay in low orbit for about two months. On-board robotic experiments will benefit research in pharmaceutics, biomedicine, biology and physical science, says the agency. At the end of its mission, Space Rider will return to Earth with its payloads and land on a runway to be unloaded and refurbished for another flight. It's akin to the much larger Space Shuttle, NASA's legendary low Earth orbital spacecraft operated 1981 and 2011. ESA says: 'Space Rider provides a range of possibilities and benefits to potential customers who want to use the advantages of microgravity and exposure to the space environment.' Space Rider is an uncrewed robotic laboratory about the size of two minivans. After launch on Vega-C it will stay in low orbit for about two months It's akin to the much larger Space Shuttle, NASA's legendary low Earth orbital spacecraft operated 1981 and 2011 (pictured) ESCAPADE NASA's upcoming 'ESCAPADE' project is the first ever mission to send two identical spacecraft to the Martian atmosphere. For the mission, Rocket Lab has designed and built twin spacecraft, called Blue and Gold, which will launch from Cape Canaveral no sooner than spring 2025. Following an 11-month, 230 million mile journey, together they will measure plasma and magnetic fields around the Red Planet. It's hoped the data will reveal more about the processes that strip away atoms from Mars' magnetosphere and upper atmosphere, driving Martian climate change. 'This mission can help us study the atmosphere at Mars – key information as we explore farther and farther into our solar system and need to protect astronauts and spacecraft from space weather,' said Nicky Fox, NASA's science administrator. In August, NASA said the twin spacecraft had arrived in Florida in preparation for launch on Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket. Launch was due to occur in October, however this was pushed back to spring 2025 amid ongoing issues with New Glenn . ESCAPADE will use two identical spacecraft to investigate how the solar wind interacts with Mars' magnetic environment (artist's impression) Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket, depicted in space in this artist's impression, will send the ESCAPADE craft into space HAVEN-1 Haven-1 is another big milestone for the private space industry – where companies launch spacecraft rather than government-backed agencies. It's an ambitious new space station, just 33 feet in length – a fraction of the International Space Station's 356 feet. Despite its humble size, Haven-1 will offer a luxury space for four astronauts, with queen-size beds, a state-of-the-art gym, maple wood interiors and a huge window to observe the Earth as it floats in orbit. Haven-1 will launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Center no earlier than August 2025. Shortly after, the as-yet-unknown crew will travel to the station, which has been designed by California-based space firm Vast. The seats will go to individuals who are involved in scientific or philanthropic projects at an unknown price – but potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars. While the cost to build Haven-1 has not been disclosed, Vast says it will have invested about $1 billion by the time the station launches. Haven-1 is an ambitious new space station, just 33 feet in length – a fraction of the International Space Station's 356 feet - launching in August Haven-1 will offer a luxury space for four astronauts, with queen-size beds, a state-of-the-art gym, maple wood interiors and a huge window to observe the Earth as it floats in orbit GAGANYAAN Compared with 2023 when it sent its budget rover to the moon, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has had a quiet 2024. However, 2025 is set to be a bumper year for India's space agency, with an anticipated three missions set to take place as part of its Gaganyaan programme. Gaganyaan I, II and III, all scheduled throughout 2025, will send an uncrewed spacecraft into orbit from Satish Dhawan Space Centre. Should all go to plan, Gaganyaan IV – scheduled for 2026 – will carry a three-member crew into an orbit of 400 km (250 miles) for three days, before splashing down in the Indian Ocean. On-board the crewed and uncrewed flights will also be Vyommitra, a humanoid robot specially designed for Gaganyaan. India's space agency, ISRO, has said it will explore ways to achieve a sustained human presence in space once Gaganyaan is completed. In 2023, India sent its Chandrayaan-3 rover to the moon's south pole – marking the first time a human object had landed on this part of our lunar neighbour. Gaganyaan is a crewed spacecraft being developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the country's space agency India's space programme has grown considerably in size and momentum since it first sent a probe to orbit the Moon in 2008 The first set of launches in India's Gaganyaan programme were intended to go ahead in 2024, building on momentum set by Chandrayaan-3. However, ISRO pushed this back a year to ensure more time for essential safety checks and astronaut training. STARSHIP Last but by no means least is Elon Musk's company SpaceX, which is edging closer and closer to its ultimate goal of sending its Starship to other worlds. In October, SpaceX completed possibly its most impressive feat yet, by catching the 'booster' section of the Starship system with metal 'chopsticks' . This advanced mechanism is key to Starship not only landing safely, but being able to quickly refuel before another launch. And although it's unclear exactly what feat Starship – the most powerful rocket in the world – will attempt in 2025, it's bound to be just as audacious. It's possible SpaceX could capture both parts of the ship – the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage; MailOnline has contacted the firm for comment. In October, SpaceX completed possibly its most impressive feat yet – it managed to catch the 'booster' section of the Starship system with metal 'chopsticks' so it could be reused SpaceX pulled off its boldest test flight yet of the enormous Starship rocket in October, catching the returning booster back at the launch pad with metal 'chopsticks' - marking another milestone on Elon Musk's quest to get humanity to Mars Musk's firm SpaceX is responsible for the most powerful rocket ever built on Earth - the Starship. The multi-billion-dollar, stainless-steel, 395-foot vessel has been designed to transport crew and cargo to Earth's orbit and the moon. But Musk thinks 'Earth to Earth' travel on Starship is also a possibility Read More Scientists reveal the embarrassing setbacks of sex on MARS SpaceX intends to launch Starship 25 times in 2025, the company recently revealed, and is seriously intending to ramp up production of the rocket. Eventually, Elon Musk wants to launch Starships on a daily basis. Musk predicts Starship will go to Mars in 2026, although it will be an uncrewed mission. Two years after that in 2028, Starship will transport people to Mars for the first time – which would mark the first time humans have ever walked on another planet. 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Mr Trump had demonstrated his anger with Mr Wray on multiple occasions, including after Mr Wray’s congressional testimony in September. “My goal is to keep the focus on our mission — the indispensable work you’re doing on behalf of the American people every day,” Mr Wray told agency employees. “In my view, this is the best way to avoid dragging the bureau deeper into the fray, while reinforcing the values and principles that are so important to how we do our work.” Mr Wray continued: “It should go without saying, but I’ll say it anyway — this is not easy for me. I love this place, I love our mission, and I love our people — but my focus is, and always has been, on us and doing what’s right for the FBI.” Mr Wray received a standing ovation following his remarks before a standing-room-only crowd at FBI headquarters and some in the audience cried, according to an FBI official who was not authorised to discuss the private gathering and spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press. Mr Trump applauded the news on social media, calling it “a great day for America as it will end the weaponisation of what has become known as the United States Department of Injustice” and saying that Mr Patel’s confirmation will begin “the process of Making the FBI Great Again”. If confirmed by the Senate, Mr Patel would herald a radical leadership transformation at the nation’s premier federal law enforcement agency. He has advocated shutting down the FBI’s Washington headquarters and called for ridding the federal government of “conspirators”, raising alarm that he might seek to wield the FBI’s significant investigative powers as an instrument of retribution against Mr Trump’s perceived enemies. Mr Patel said in a statement Wednesday that he was looking forward to “a smooth transition. I will be ready to serve the American people on day one”.
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PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Peterborough police have identified human remains in a decades-old cold case as those of a man who they say was a victim of homicide. Police say recreational divers found a human skull in the Otonabee River in Peterborough on July 10, 1988, but extensive air and underwater searches failed to recover the rest of the body. They say a post-mortem examination at the time revealed the skull belonged to a male and that he had been murdered. Police say that thanks to advanced DNA testing technology, the victim has now been identified as Gerald Durocher, who would have been 38 years old at the time of his death. They say the remains were sent to a Texas-based forensic testing company in October 2021, and genome sequencing was used to build a DNA profile and identify potential relatives. They say police then interviewed relatives and the Ontario Forensic Pathology Service performed further DNA testing to confirm Durocher's identity. Police say Durocher had connections in Ontario, including Ottawa, as well as the Quesnel, B.C., area and investigators are asking anyone with information about the case to come forward. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 11, 2024. The Canadian Press
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The NCAA has sanctioned two international and three local airlines for breaching passenger rights during their operations. According to the aviation authority, the infractions by the airlines include but are not limited to flight delays and cancellations It added that it would implement more stringent enforcement actions against cases of non-compliance CHECK OUT: Education is Your Right! Don’t Let Social Norms Hold You Back. Learn Online with LEGIT. Enroll Now! Legit.ng journalist Victor Enengedi has over a decade's experience covering Energy, MSMEs, Technology and the Stock Market. The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has penalised Air Peace, Ethiopian Airlines, and other carriers for breaching aviation regulations. According to Michael Achimugu, the NCAA’s director of public affairs and consumer protection, additional airlines facing sanctions include Arik Air, Aero Contractors, and Royal Air Maroc. Airlines penalised for several violations In a statement issued on December 24, the NCAA revealed that five airlines comprising two international and three domestic operators were penalised for contraventions under Part 19 of the NCAA Regulations, 2023. Read also NCAA threatens tough sanctions for airline passengers causing trouble at airports PAY ATTENTION: Follow us on Instagram - get the most important news directly in your favourite app! The cited violations include delays in passenger refunds, non-compliance with directives from the authority, incidents of missing or mishandled luggage, short-landed baggage, and challenges related to flight delays and cancellations. Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the NCAA threatened to penalise airlines for flight cancellations and delays, urging them to adhere strictly to reimbursement schedules to safeguard passenger rights. The NCAA revealed that Ethiopian Airlines requested additional discussions with the authority concerning the enforcement measures taken against it. The aviation authority stated that the international carrier was willing to adhere to NCAA regulations and committed to providing a compliance report by the next day. The statement read: “This is the first time in over a decade that the NCAA Consumer Protection Department is initiating sanctions against airlines.” Chris Najomo, the NCAA's acting director-general, presided over the stakeholders’ meeting and urged operators to adjust their flight schedules to realistic levels to reduce disruptions. Read also Air Peace addresses alleged plane crash in Western Sahara region He cautioned that the NCAA would implement more stringent enforcement actions against cases of non-compliance and emphasised that disruptive behaviour from passengers would equally not be condoned. NCAA demands operators be accountable In an interview with TheCable on Saturday regarding the penalties, Achimugu stated that the airlines are well-informed about the regulatory process and their responsibilities. He noted that Aero Contractors had confirmed resolving seven of the 11 violations highlighted in the NCAA’s official communication. “So there are penalties for all of these things. And I have made it very clear that it will no longer be business as usual." While recognising that several challenges arise from external factors beyond the airlines’ control, Achimugu emphasised that operators must still be held accountable for infractions directly caused by them. Air Peace clarifies video of passengers' rush Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Air Peace stated that customers never rushed to board its aircraft without following the operational guidelines set by aviation authorities. Read also “Aircraft Smuggling”: Nigerian arline responds to alleged violation of US sanction on Iran The airline claimed that the videos that went viral online were made by unidentified individuals to mislead and distract interested parties. It clarified that flight delays were due to adverse weather, specifically harmattan-induced fog and haze, which are common at this time of year. PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy! Source: Legit.ngJuan Soto could decide on his next team before or during baseball's winter meetings
Minister Of Agriculture Addresses World Food Security Summit In Abu DhabiBLOOMINGTON — Residents of the City of Bloomington Township at risk of eviction or disconnection who may not be eligible for the township's general assistance programs may have another lifeline. On Monday, Bloomington Township's Board of Trustees voted to reinstate the Housing Eviction Relief Efforts program, which would offer up to $150,000 for rent, mortgage or utility assistance through the end of the township's fiscal year. Under the Illinois Township Code, a township is authorized to expend funds for matters related to public safety, health and social services for those in need . And Bloomington Township has existing reserves in its general fund for such matters. Bloomington Township Supervisor Deb Skillrud and the township's board determined inflation and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic have created significant and unintended consequences for township residents who may not qualify for existing assistance programs. Skillrud Skillrud said in the wake of the pandemic, her office saw a number of clients with a large amount of overdue payments even after receiving emergency assistance. This prompted the township to create the COVID Emergency Relief Program in 2021, which has now become known as the Housing Emergency Relief Efforts program, or HERE. The township had been setting aside $150,000 for the program and had provided about half of that amount in fiscal 2023. But when it was made available from December 2023 to March 2024, the entire budget was used. "The need was there, and it showed because we maxed out the amounts," Skillrud said. However, the program was paused this fiscal year once Community Service Block Grant funding became available for these at-risk individuals through Mid Central Community Action. But once that funding ran dry, the township decided to reintroduce the HERE program using reserves from its general fund. Eligible township residents must have a minimum 30 days of documented income at the date of submission of their application, be at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, hold a government-issued ID card for valid driver's license, be financially unable to alleviate a life-threatening circumstance which places the individual or family at risk of homelessness. Selected applicants may see relief funding of up to $3,000 through the end of the 2025 fiscal year on March 31. However, these funds would not go directly to an applicant. Payments would be made by the township directly to a vendor such as a landlord or utility company. For more information on how to apply for the HERE program, visit the Bloomington Township website . Inflation has hurt Americans financially in different ways, with the U.S. Census Bureau reporting that up to 45.8% of some households are having difficulty paying for essentials. In particular, inflation has put some Americans at higher risk for financial instability. With this in mind, SmartAsset ranked U.S. states according to where residents are struggling most financially. Data measures poverty rates, food insecurity, housing insecurity and elements of unemployment and unemployment benefits. To find the states where residents are financially hurting most, SmartAsset analyzed six metrics for U.S. states. The following metrics were half-weighted: unemployment rate and two-year change in the unemployment rate. This story was produced by SmartAsset and reviewed and distributed by Stacker Media. Contact Drew Zimmerman at 309-820-3276. Follow Drew on Twitter: @DZimmermanLee Family of 1: $30,120 annually, $2,510 monthly Family of 2: $40,880 annually, $3,407 monthly Family of 3: $51,640 annually, $4,303 monthly Family of 4: $62,400 annually, $5,200 monthly Family of 5: $73,160 annually, $6,097 monthly Family of 6: $83,920 annually, $6,993 monthly Family of 7: $94,680 annually, $7,890 monthly Family of 8: $105,440 annually, $8,787 monthly Get Government & Politics updates in your inbox! Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Government Reporter {{description}} Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items.
This afternoon, the big story with the Canadiens was Jakub Dobes . The goalie, making his NHL debut, had the heavy task of facing the Florida Panthers in his first appearance in the show . With Cayden Primeau no longer in the organization’s good graces (and officially placed on waivers at 2 PM), the task of backing up Samuel Montembeault (at least in the short term) fell to Dobes. And how did Dobes respond in his first test? With nothing less than a shutout , making 34 saves against the reigning champions. Jakub Dobes gets his first NHL shutout in his NHL debut vs. the defending champs What a day for the kid pic.twitter.com/2dKAjZiGeh — B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) December 28, 2024 Of course, we must be cautious before thinking he is already the savior. It was a very encouraging start for Dobes, but we shouldn’t fall into the Ryan Poehling syndrome either. That said, for the occasion, let’s be positive: the young goalie looked like a confident guy in front of his net, something the Canadiens have not often obtained from their backup goalie this season. At the very least, we can agree on one thing: Dobes has today won a game that Cayden Primeau would never have won. And that’s exactly what the team needs from its backup goalie. However, even though Dobes is the story of the day, there are other aspects of the game that intrigued me. Here’s what I take away from this 4-0 victory over the Panthers: 1. Dobes has proven to be a valuable acquisition, but what we notice is that the three guys who joined the Canadiens in December have all improved the team. Patrik Laine is scoring goals in abundance on the power play, Alexandre Carrier is the stabilizing presence the team’s blue line needed, and Dobes gives confidence to the guys in front of him. This means that suddenly, the team is winning more and more games. With Jakub Dobes’ performance against the Panthers, Benoît assures us that it makes all the difference in the world in a locker room when a goalie GETS the job done! pic.twitter.com/pWz4I9vD1R — L’Antichambre (@Antichambre) December 28, 2024 2. Jake Evans has now scored a goal in each of his last four games. Once again today, he hit the target with a beautiful goal. He is having an exceptional season... and as he will become a free agent in a few months, he is playing like a guy who is going to land a nice lucrative contract. Short-handed goal for Montreal! Scored by Jake Evans with 02:41 remaining in the 2nd period. Florida: 0 Montreal: 3 #MTLvsFLA #TimeToHunt #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/iW6ZKeJrZT — NHL Goals (@nhl_goal_bot) December 28, 2024 3. Kirby Dach and Alex Newhook really needed a game like today’s. Seeing the former score two goals and the latter get his first two assists of the season will do them good. If they can build on that and have a strong finish to the season, CH wouldn’t say no. 4. By defeating the Panthers today, CH secured its fourth victory of the season against a team on track for the playoffs. To be in the famous mix, that is something that will need to improve. This victory is the fourth for the @CanadiensMTL against a playoff team since the start of the season. @TVASports — Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva) December 28, 2024 A victory that will do wonders for the team and demonstrates that this new version of the Canadiens can win games against top teams, even when Samuel Montembeault rests. I look forward to seeing what it will yield tomorrow against the Lightning. In a nutshell – Jakub Dobes felt at home at the Bell Centre. “It was crazy! We felt at home with the OLÉ OLÉ at the end” -Jakub Dobes pic.twitter.com/sB1rbw3Fcz — RDS (@RDSca) December 28, 2024 – Nice moment at Place Bell. We are proud! The whole crew! So proud @Lil_Doby44 pic.twitter.com/R7YxoHmDEK — Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) December 28, 2024 – Interesting. All forwards on CH played 16, 17, or 18 shifts today. Only 2m45 separate the ice time of the most used forward from the least used forward today. #Balance — Maxime Truman (@MaximeTruman) December 28, 2024 – He was due. The last time Kirby Dach had a 2 goal game was November 9th 2022 vs Vancouver pic.twitter.com/L05odSY1ZK — HFTV (@HFTVSports) December 28, 2024 – Transaction in the NHL. TRADE: We’ve acquired forward Ondrej Pavel and a 2027 3rd round pick from Colorado in exchange for forward Juuso Parssinen and a 2026 7th round pick. Full details » https://t.co/Mk2giiqbLA pic.twitter.com/E20f8EoxLm — Nashville Predators (@PredsNHL) December 28, 2024 – Things are going well for La Victoire. La Victoire wins its game against the Frost from Minnesota. A 4th victory for Montreal in 5 games! pic.twitter.com/PLQYFApsow — Radio-Canada Sports (@RC_Sports) December 28, 2024 This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission.Sex Work the American WayQuins denied as Tigers snatch draw in Twickenham thriller
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adidas AG (OTCMKTS:ADDYY) Short Interest Down 20.2% in DecemberGetafe scored twice in three minutes midway through the second half to beat struggling Valladolid 2-0 and record only their second win in La Liga. The victory ended Getafe's five-game winless run and lifted them into 15th place in the 20-team standings. Valladolid remain second from bottom. In the buildup to the match, Getafe sporting director Rubén Reyes described the game as a final, but his team was lucky not to go behind as Valladolid created more of the early chances. However, the home side took control in the 69th minute when substitute Álvaro Rodríguez got the opener. Three minutes later, man-of-the-match Allan Nyom made it 2-0. "There's been a lot of games where we've run and fought but lost or drawn," Nyom, the veteran Cameroon full back, said. "A game that reflects the effort we've put in in training is very welcome." Adding to Valladolid's woes, coach Paulo Pezzolano was sent off before half-time. The Uruguayan has the league's worst disciplinary record, with seven yellow cards before Friday's red.FMC Corp. stock underperforms Wednesday when compared to competitors