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This week, world leaders are gathered in Glasgow, Scotland, for COP26, a meeting of nations that has been billed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as the world's last chance to avert catastrophic climate change. At this point, the science behind climate change could not be clearer. In August, the IPCC released its most comprehensive report to date on the state of the global climate, and concluded it is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, ocean and land. Japan is an important part of this in two ways. First, it is a significant emitter of CO2, the fifth largest globally by total annual emissions. And second, it is a country that is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change. The climate crisis is here and it is affecting everything from the strength of typhoons and flooding, to the timing of the annual cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. Read more: The true cost of the climate crisis on Japan (Eric Margolis, The Japan Times) A crucial U.N. climate summit kicks off Oct. 31. Here's what you need to know. (Eric Johnston, The Japan Times) As Japan looks to expand renewable energy, nuclear power's role remains unclear (The Japan Times) On this episode: Eric Margolis: Twitter | Website Oscar Boyd: Twitter | Articles | Instagram Announcements: Sign up to the Deep Dive mailing list and be notified every time a new episode comes out. Get in touch with us at deepdive@japantimes.co.jp. Support the show! Rate us, review us and share this episode with a friend if you've enjoyed it. Follow us on Twitter, and give us feedback. This episode of Deep Dive may be supported by advertising based on your location. Advertising is sourced by Audioboom and is not affiliated with The Japan Times. Photo: Rescue workers search a flooded area in the aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis, which caused severe floods at the Chikuma River in Nagano Prefecture in October 2019. | REUTERS
Japan Times staff writer Ryusei Takahashi joins Deep Dive to discuss Prime Minister Suga's pledge to make Japan carbon neutral by 2050. Also, contributor Eric Margolis tells us how Japan is already being affected by climate change. Hosted by Oscar Boyd. Read more: Suga aims for greener Japan with carbon pledge, but details lacking (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/10/26/national/yoshihide-suga-carbon-pledge-japan/) (Ryusei Takahashi, The Japan Times) The true cost of the climate crisis on Japan (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2021/01/16/environment/cost-climate-change/) (Eric Margolis, The Japan Times) Japan's climate plan: Big on ambition but small in scope (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/12/31/business/japan-climate-plan/) (Ryusei Takahashi, The Japan Times) Japan lays out plan to steer economy away from carbon by 2050 (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/12/25/business/japan-2050-carbon-plan/) (Ryusei Takahashi, The Japan Times) On this episode: Ryusei Takahashi: Twitter (https://twitter.com/ryutakahashi217) | Articles (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/author/ryusei-takahashi/) Eric Margolis: Twitter (https://twitter.com/ericdmargolis) | Website (https://overtheoffing.wordpress.com) Oscar Boyd: Twitter (https://twitter.com/omhboyd) | Articles (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/author/oscar-boyd/) | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/oscar.boyd/) Announcements: Sign up to the Deep Dive mailing list (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/email-newsletters/) and be notified every time a new episode comes out. Get in touch with us at deepdive@japantimes.co.jp. Support the show! Rate us, review us and share this episode with a friend if you've enjoyed it. Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/japandeepdive) , and give us feedback. This episode of Deep Dive may be supported by advertising based on your location. Advertising is sourced by Audioboom and is not affiliated with The Japan Times. Photo: Damaged areas of Nagano Prefecture following Typhoon Hagibis in October 2019. | KYODO
What we’ve been doing since last episode.
It's the all-star and there's no Leaf games to talk about. So Skip and Stu are taking the week off but don't fret, because we're delivering you a very special piece of archive footage during this Leaf Talk International 'bye week'. We will take you all the way back to the last game ever played at The Maple Leaf Gardens. LTI has gained exclusive access to perhaps the only on-the-street account of what went on that night....one of the biggest nights in Toronto's history. So give a listen to this unique and zany 12 minute report.
In this episode we have a new segment of the show called "Free WiFi" where we get to chat with interesting people outside of the burn community about anything and everything. This edition of Free Wifi with Charles we get into the fascinating social and cultural aspects of Japan; typhoons and hurricanes; climate change and global warming; event management and also the drug situation in Japan, plus lots more... Charles was the co-founder of The Labyrinth - an event hosting musical and dance ceremonies in Japan. Subscribe, follow, or email us if you have any comments, suggestions, queries or want to be on the podcast: https://strangefrequency.podbean.comEmail: strangefrequencypodcast@gmail.comRed Earth Radio: www.facebook.com/RedEarthRadioFMCheckout our other burner family podcasts:Burner Podcast: http://www.burnerpodcast.comInto The Fire: https://intothefirebm.comShouting Fire: https://shoutingfire.comAccuracy Third: https://accuracythird.comAlkaline: http://www.burnerpodcast.com/alkaline.htmlhttps://soundcloud.com/burnerpodcast/sets/alkaline The Labyrinth : https://www.mindgames.jp https://www.facebook.com/mindgamesjapan/ Further reading... THE AIR ABOVE ANTARCTICA JUST GOT VERY HOT VERY FAST, BREAKING ALL PREVIOUS TEMPERATURE RECORDS - https://www.newsweek.com/air-antarctica-hot-suddenly-breaking-records-1464070 ‘Like a furnace’: Australia set to see hottest day ever with 50C forecast as devastating bushfires rage - https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/australia-heatwave-weather-forecast-warnings-climate-crisis-scott-morrison-a9248376.html Olivia Newton John on her medical marijuana use - https://youtu.be/3AFgI1Giqws Nara Dreamland: Japan's abandoned theme park - https://www.timetravelturtle.com/nara-dreamland-abandoned-japan/ Show Notes (all timestamps are approximates only)Intro: Corporate World - Dust Brothers (1999) Mind Games & Labyrinth [~04:20] No refunds [~07:40] Event management in Japan [~10:20] The Labyrinth 2019 [~18:05] Demographics [~21:30] Japanese festivals [~25:00] Labyrinth campgrounds, layout & facilities [~29:40] Laws, licensing, and insurance in Japan [~37:50] Typhoon Hagibis [~42:00] Hurricanes, Typhoons, & Cyclones [~44:00] Climate change [~52:55] Global warming & climate crisis [~64:15] Regenerative Japan [~77:05] Work culture in Japan [~81:05] Japan's declining birthrate & population [~86:25] Karoshi & Hikikomori [~94:55] Cultural habits in Japan [~97:55] Time management in Japan [~104:25] Tidiness, social harmony, and food in Japan [~107:10] AirBNB in Japan [~111:10] Tattoos in Japan [~112:40] Drugs in Japan [~114:35] Medical marijuana [~130:25] Outtro & Japan Burn Haiku [~144:00] Outtakes [~148:00] This podcast was recorded back in October, 2019.
The team has made it to Tokyo which is great -- well, except being greeted by a super typhoon... Fun!! Regardless, the team wrap up the first week in Japan (part 1) and offer their first impressions. #RebelZen has flowers around his face, #UnicornSlayer sneezes for the first time and the Producer explains the room. Send us your comments/questions: projectfia.rebelrated@gmail.com www.twitter.com/projectfia (@ProjectFIA) Youtube channel for the FULL COMEDY SERIES and extras! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkDgEUIBLOU9iLXo_h2Hr2A/ Special thanks to our sponsor, Hobo Bait! https://teespring.com/stores/hobobait
A slightly hungover and tired Skip and Stu discuss a week where the Maple Leafs won 2 out of 3 games. They also run through the Bill Peters firing. And The Italian Chef Returns!
What a week in Leafland! As called for just last week on Leaf Talk International, Mike Babcock is fired and Sheldon Keefe is named coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. So how did the team respond? Perfectly! In this week's episode, Skip and Stu can't contain their excitement for their new move, and let out some pent up frustration about Babcock. The season has officially begun. Don't forget to email us at leaftalkinternational@gmail.com with any comments, thoughts or suggestions on how to make the show better.
This is a sad, depressing episode. Skip and Stu give their unfiltered thoughts on the firing of Don Cherry. They also discuss what could be the worst week for The Toronto Maple Leafs in the Auston Matthews era. Does Mike Babcock have to go? Email us your thoughts at leaftalkinternational@gmail.com and we'll read your opinion on next week's episode.
Typhoon Hagibis was the largest typhoon in recent years to hit Japan this past October. The typhoon caused disruptions to transportation, businesses, and damage in many areas of the country. Tokyo Disney Resort took no chances and decided to close the Parks on October 12, 2019. In episode 177 of the TDR Now Podcast, Trish shares her experience of Typhoon Hagibis in the Tokyo Disney Resort area. We also discuss ways to stay safe during the typhoon season (August through October). Support the Podcast & Website Make your trip planning to Tokyo Disney Resort & Universal Studios Japan with our premium ebook travel guides! If you want to plan a stress-free vacation, then these are a must. Buy your park tickets through Klook and save $4USD off your first order (with a minimum of $50 USD) with code KLKTDREX. Any purchases made through our affiliate links helps keep us going and doesn't cost you anything extra. Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate and subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher! If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love it if you could support us on Patreon. Once we reach our goal of $500, we will record an extra 30-minute episode per month where we just answer your questions! Even $1 a month will help us immensely.
Typhoon Hagibis was the largest typhoon in recent years to hit Japan this past October. The typhoon caused disruptions to transportation, businesses, and damage in many areas of the country. Tokyo Disney Resort took no chances and decided to close the Parks on October 12, 2019. In episode 177 of the TDR Now Podcast, Trish shares her experience of Typhoon Hagibis in the Tokyo Disney Resort area. We also discuss ways to stay safe during the typhoon season (August through October). The post Experiencing Typhoon Hagibis at Tokyo Disney Resort – Episode 177 appeared first on TDR Explorer.
A slow week for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but a busy week for Leaf Talk International. Skip and Stu get into listener emails, play the first half of an interview with Shawn from Osaka and offer up a very insightful discussion with The Italian Chef. All of this mixed in with reviews of the 2 hockey games played this week. Don't forget to email the show at leaftalkinternational@gmail.com and let us know you're out there and share any thoughts you'd like us to incorporate into future episodes.
Wildfires are raging in California once again. Typhoon Hagibis devastated parts of Japan just weeks ago. Climate related disaster is on the rise. Who pays for the damage caused by these events? Reinsurers step in, fufilling large scale insurance claims. Rowan Douglas, Head of Capital, Science & Policy Practice at Willis Towers Watson, which is one of the largest reinsurance brokers in the business, tells us how to tackle the climate emergency, how climate risk is measured and who’s paying for it
On Three Lads, Three Eras Angus Oliver, Jack Francklin and Mark Stillman discuss a sporting yesterday, a sporting today and finally a sporting tomorrow. For this week's Sporting Yesterday Mark takes us back to October 2004 when Manchester United ended Arsenal's 49-match unbeaten run, and we discuss where the two teams are now. The Sporting Today sees us discuss Typhoon Hagibis at the Rugby World Cup and how adverse weather affects sport. And finally we debate cricket's controversial addition of The Hundred, discuss the winners and losers of the recent draft, and have words from Moeen Ali too. #TLTE
With the first month of the Toronto Maple Leafs season almost in the books, Skip and Stu discuss some concerning trends in their play. Is the sky really falling, or should the parade plans remain the focus? Listen and find out.Remember to email the show at leaftalkinternational@gmail.com with your comments or thoughts and we'll read them on a future broadcast.
Sudah lama tak merekam, kini ku kembali, kita ngobrolin santai tentang diam dan ternyata jadi yang paling geblek di tongkrongan banyak untungnya. Plus kesaksian gw sebagai korban typhoon hagibis hahaha Selamat mendengarkan :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asfmradio/message
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An account of experiencing Typhoon Hagibis which hit Japan just one week ago.
Welcome world, welcome to the podcast that highlights the fucked up state of the world as it is today. If you haven't noticed, there are protests and uprisings going on in a number of countries throughout the world right now, but not here in America, because we're fat lazy & comfortable. I touch on the Catalan Independence protest happening right now in Barcelona Spain, where protestors are being brutalized by the Police as usual. Then it's on to Typhoon Hagibis in Japan, which has left at least 66 people dead and at least 30K in some type of camp. Notice the pattern yet?? Lastly, 10 NYPD officers have killed themselves since June, there's something bigger going on here. Should these people really be patrolling the streets if they're mentally unstable. Enjoy this show before the Government & the Algorithm shut my shit down. #Tidal, #Viceland & #thisis50 better pay attention and protect the kid, lol. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pcpodcast-vogpodcast/support
In the third episode of the News Sense, Harry and Chris cover Brexit, Typhoon Hagibis, and the American withdrawal of troops from Turkey. They then proceed to explain in great depth why Climate Change is not a leftist conspiracy, and that maybe gluing yourself to a road isn't the most ridiculous thing.EPISODE NOTES:We shifted format this week! From now on we'll be focussing more on global and national issues, and how they can affect everyday Australians.This epsiode will also be aired a week late. What can we say? We're human, and one of our hosts had some major health issues. We promise we still love you, and we're not leaving as everyone else does.If you want to know more about Climate Change, the absolute best source on the web is NASA. They have a compilation of all the scintific communities supporting Global Warming, and they link and source everything. You can access it here:https://climate.nasa.gov/For more news coverage we highly recommend:Worldy, the World News podcast from Vox MediaAustralian Politics Live, the podcast from The Guardian AustraliaThe Daily, podcast by The New York TimesABC Triple J HackABC NewsThe Guardian NewspaperMedia Watch on the ABCBut as always remember to think critically, find multiple sources, remain curious, and don't let The Courier Mail get you down!Subscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM.EMAIL US!www.thatsnotcanon.com
New Jabroni Pro Wrestling Presents: King of Pro-Wrestling W/ Daniel and Bonesaw Despite the terrible consequences of Typhoon Hagibis, New Japan Pro-Wrestling hosts an amazing night of wrestling featuring Tanahashi's 20-year celebration, a grudge match between Jushin Thunder Liger and Minoru Suzuki, and an absolute banger between El Phantasmo and Will Osprey for the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championship. Lance Archer and Juice Robinson contend for a vacant United States Championship as well as an IWGP Heavyweight Title defense between Champion Kazuchika Okada and Challenger SANADA. Our thoughts are with the people of Japan during this horrible crisis.
Typhoon Hagibis hit Japan on Oct. 12, causing widespread damage to Tokyo and its surrounding prefectures. This week, storm chaser James Reynolds (https://twitter.com/earthuncuttv?lang=en) , evacuee Andrew McKirdy (https://twitter.com/Andrew_McKirdy?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) and reporter Chisato Tanaka (https://twitter.com/jt_chisat?lang=en) share their experiences of the typhoon. Hosted by Oscar Boyd (https://twitter.com/omhboyd?lang=en) . Take The Japan Times' podcast survey and help make Deep Dive better: http://jtimes.jp/dd Read/see more: The Japan Times' coverage of Typhoon Hagibis (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/tag/typhoon-hagibis/) The Japan Times' disaster portal (https://disaster.japantimes.co.jp) and emergency advice Chisato Tanaka's tweet thread of post-typhoon flooding in Nagano (https://twitter.com/jt_chisaT/status/1183659138280128512) James Reynolds on YouTube at Earth Uncut TV (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKYsEXfI0PGXeKYL1KV7qA) Dan Traylor's article on storm chasing (https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2019/06/29/environment/eye-storm-video-producer-james-reynolds-goes-extreme-lengths-document-impact-typhoon/) Photo by Chisato Tanaka.
Episode links: A woman in her 70s died after accidentally falling from a helicopter in a rescue operation during Typhoon Hagibis. The Tokyo Fire Department apologized on October 13th for the accident, saying that rescuers forgot to attach the hook of her safety harness. https://barrierfreejapan.com/2019/10/15/elderly-woman-falls-to-her-death-in-typhoon-hagibis-rescue-operation-updated/
News from last week. 16/10/2019
Pete and Chris are back with another slice of AIJ: The Podcast, as Japan recovers from Typhoon Hagibis.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
*)Turkey 'can never declare ceasefire' in northern Syria Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rejected a call from US President Donald Trump to declare a ceasefire in northern Syria. He said Turkey's operation in northern Syria will continue until all of its objectives are met and that he is not worried about sanctions. Meanwhile, Turkish forces have killed a total of 637 YPG/PKK terrorists as part of Operation Peace Spring in northern Syria. *)Japan typhoon death toll climbs to 74 Rescue workers in Japan continue to search for the missing as the death toll from Typhoon Hagibis rises to 74. Twelve people are missing and more than 220 injured after scores of rivers burst their banks across the country. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said the government would spend $6.5 million to facilitate disaster relief. *)Brexit talks don't get breakthrough, continue on summit eve European Union and British negotiators failed to reach a breakthrough in Brexit talks during a frantic all-night session. They will continue seeking a compromise on the eve of Thursday's crucial EU summit. It was still unclear if London could avoid postponing its departure due on October 31. The bloc said it might be possible to strike a divorce deal by Thursday's EU leaders' summit but the British government must make more compromises. *)Hong Kong leader delivers speech via video Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam delivered her annual policy speech by video link after lawmakers prevented her from doing so in the Legislative Council. In the speech, Lam said that Hong Kong is going through "major crisis". She was earlier stopped twice from delivering her speech in the chamber, where pro-democracy lawmakers are urging her to step down. And finally, *)Performers gather in South Korea for K-pop festival Thousands of artists from around the world have gathered in South Korea’s Changwon city to take part in K-Pop World Festival. Some 6,400 teams from more than 80 countries have entered the competition, with 13 groups from places as diverse as Kuwait and Madagascar. K-pop – along with K-drama soap operas – has been one of South Korea's most successful cultural exports to date.
with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen
with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen
Heavy Rainfall Across the South; Strong Storm Impacting the Bering Sea; Heavy rainfall and isolated severe thunderstorms are possible across the South with a stalled front across the region. The remnants of Typhoon Hagibis continue to impact the Bering Sea with very strong winds and large waves. Elsewhere, a developing coastal storm is forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to New England late Wednesday into Thursday. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xtremeweather/support
*)US imposes new sanctions on Turkey over Syria operation The US Treasury Department announced sanctions on two Turkish ministers and three senior government officials over Turkey’s anti-terror operation in Syria. Ministers of national defence, energy and natural resources, and interior face blocking of properties if any and having trade relations in the US. Meanwhile, a total of 595 YPG/PKK terrorists have been killed since the beginning of Operation Peace Spring in northern Syria last week. *)At least 67 die in Japan’s Typhoon Hagibis aftermath At least 67 people have been killed by Typhoon Hagibis across Japan as rescuers search for survivors for the third day. Fifteen people also remain missing after the typhoon smashed into central and eastern Japan. The highest toll was in Fukushima where at least 18 people were killed, including a mother and her child who were caught in flood waters. *)Hailing ‘new revolution,’ outsider Saied is elected Tunisia’s president Kais Saied who wants to remake national politics won a landslide victory in Tunisia’s presidential election which he hailed as “new revolution.” Saied won 73 percent of the votes, according to preliminary official results by the election commission. The 61-year-old retired law professor wants to introduce an experimental form of direct democracy in the country which started “Arab Spring” in 2011. *)India restores post-paid cellphone services in restive Kashmir India partially restored cellphone services in Kashmir, more than two months after downgrading the region’s semi-autonomy. People in Indian-administered Kashmir have been living under a military and communication lockdown for two months. People in Kashmir said having no lines of communication for the past two months was akin to living in the Stone Age. And finally, *)Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo joint winners Booker Prize Rule-breaking Booker Prize judges refused to name one winner for the prestigious fiction trophy this year. Canadian writer Margaret Atwood and British author Bernardine Evaristo jointly won the Booker Prize in a surprize double-award. Atwood previously won the prize in 2000 with “The Blind Assassin” while Evaristo becomes first black woman to win it. The award honours “the best novel of the year written in English in the UK and Ireland.”
Typhoon Hagibis has come and gone and with it came a boat load of game news. The Blizzard/Hong Kong fiasco, tons of Sony PlayStation info, and a new chapter of Fortnite!? This week’s special segment is brought to you by Matt and sees us confessing to our biggest gaming sins. Don’t miss it as we try to explain (make up excuses?) why we haven’t played or finished some of the most famous or important games in history! Also be sure to keep an eye on our new YouTube channel, Reiwa Game Bros, for some upcoming video features. And as always, thanks for joining us in this “New era of gaming!” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reiwa-gaming-podcast/support
In this episode I talk about what happens next after Typhoon Hagibis and what Japan is doing. I also mention my documentary and the direction I am going with my project. Living La Vida In Japan Sponsors Shield of Honor: The Secret of the Zar https://www.amazon.com/Eduardo-Lozano/e/B07FKYRHQ5 MUGGY Coffee Mug Shop https://teespring.com/stores/muggy-2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-la-vida-in-japan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/living-la-vida-in-japan/support
JAPAN TYPHOON RNF At least 35 people have been killed by Typhoon Hagibis, one of the worst disasters to hit Japan in recent decades. There are 19 people missing and an estimated 170 injured after Hagibis hit central and eastern Japan on Saturday evening [[Oct 12]]. - ኣብ ዝቕሩብ ዓሰርተታት ዓመታት ኣብ ጃፓን ካብዝወረደ ባህርያዊ ሓደጋ እቲ ዝኸፍአ ብዝተባህለሉ ህቦቡላዊ ዝናብ ሃጊቢስ ዛጊት 35 ሰባት ተቐቲሎም።ብተወሳኺ ሚሸት ቀዳም፤ ኣብ ማእከላይን ምብራቓዊን ጃፓን በዚ ወሪዱ ዘሎ ህቦቡላ 19 ሃለዋቶም ጠፊኡን 170 ማህሰይቲ ወሪድዎም ከምዘሎ ተፈሊጡ ኣሎ።
This week Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox are re-united back at Sky HQ to round up the pool stages, played out in the shadow of Typhoon Hagibis. They look ahead to the quarter-finals, hear from Jamie George and we check if Will's been paying attention with a 'group stages' quiz!
It's the end of a rollercoaster World Cup pool stage and the Scrums and Scrumpy boys return to chew the fat on the major talking points, with Japan, Scotland and the Pacific Islands all up for discussion. Tom introduces his cat! Jack compares Scotland to a psychopath! Christy displays expert pronunciation! Part 1: We track back through the World Cup pool stages, examine questions of Pacific Island disappointment, Japanese excellence and whether Scotland are in crisis. Tom’s cat has some very strong opinions about Conor O’Shea and Jack and Christy cover Tom’s stream freezing with aplomb. Part 2: We put it all on the table about Typhoon Hagibis and the mark it will leave on the tournament. We preview and predict the quarter-finals, which sparks a predictable argument about France, and we dole out our awards from the pool stages. Tom’s cat is sadly absent.
Turkey kills 550 YPG/PKK terrorists in Operation Peace Spring, and Vietnam blocks DreamWorks' 'Abominable' film over South China Sea map This is TRT World’s Daily News Brief for Monday, October 14th. Turkey kills 550 terrorists in Syria operation A total of 550 PKK/PYD-YPG terrorists have been killed since the start of Turkey's anti-terror operation in northern Syria, the National Defence Ministry said. Meanwhile, US Secretary of Defense Esper said the US president has ordered the evacuation of about 1,000 US troops from northern Syria. Ankara launched its operation in the east of the Euphrates River to clear the area of terrorist groups and ensure the return of Syrian refugees. Japan searches for missing after Typhoon Hagibis Rescue operations in Japan search for missing people after Typhoon Hagibis left at least 36 people dead. The typhoon unleashed torrents of rain and strong winds on Saturday which damaged thousands of homes on Japan's main island. Authorities warn that more mudslides are possible with rain forecasted for the affected area during the day. Poland's governing party declares victory in divided nation Poland's conservative governing Law and Justice party won Sunday's election in the deeply divided nation. The exit poll, conducted by research firm Ipsos, projected that Law and Justice won 43.6 percent of the votes. Centrist pro-European Union umbrella group Civic Coalition would come in second with 27.4 percent, the poll said. Ecuador president, indigenous people strike deal to end protests President Lenin Moreno and leaders of Ecuador's indigenous people struck a deal to end nearly two weeks of protests. Under the agreement, Moreno will withdraw the IMF-backed package that included a sharp rise in fuel costs. Indigenous leaders, in turn, will call on their followers to end protests and street blockades. And finally, Vietnam pulls DreamWorks' 'Abominable' over South China Sea map Vietnam has pulled the animated DreamWorks film "Abominable" from cinemas over a scene featuring a South China Sea map. On the map, there is a U-shaped line, which is used to illustrate China’s claims over vast expanses of the resource-rich sea. China and Vietnam have been locked in a months-long standoff in the disputed sea after China conducted an energy survey within waters controlled by Vietnam in early July. And that’s your daily news brief from TRT World ... for more, head to TRTWorld.com.
Welcome to Episode 7 of Formula 1 Grid Talk, hosted by George Howson! In this episode, George and the team will be reviewing the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix. In a race weekend that was interrupted by Typhoon Hagibis, it was the Mercedes-AMG Petronas who weathered the storm the best, overcoming a Ferrari front row lockout in Qualifying to finish 1st and 3rd and land their sixth consecutive Constructors Championship. In the process, the Silver Arrows knocked out any rivals to the 2019 Drivers Championship, ensuring the battle will stay in-house between Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. In this episode the team discuss: Valtteri Bottas takes a relatively easy win Vettel did well to keep Hamilton behind, but was he lucky to avoid a penalty? Albon with a solid drive but did he deserve a penalty for his move on Norris? Carlos Sainz our DOTD, another fantastic drive from the Spaniard! Mercedes win their sixth Constructor's title in a row Leclerc with multiple penalties but should it have been more? Gasly with a solid drive, but he's out of contention for the Red Bull Racing drive Ricciardo and Hulkenberg both bring home points, but could Renault be facing disqualification? Sergio Perez bailed out of a spin with chequered flag blunder If you enjoyed this episode of Grid Talk make sure you subscribe so you’re the first to know when each new weekly episode is released. Support the show.
After a surreal week for the sport of Rugby Union, Brian Moore is joined in studio by World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi to reflect on the highs and lows both on and off the pitch.The pair begin by paying tribute to everyone involved with helping Japan's final Pool A game with Scotland go ahead amidst the chaos of Typhoon Hagibis. As for the match itself, it was another scintillating performance from the hosts who topped their pool with a 100% record and now go on the play old rivals South Africa in the quarter finals.The defeat means Scotland are on their way back home early having failed to make it out of the Pool stage and pressure is mounting on head coach Gregor Townsend. Former Scotland international Craig Chalmers says it's not time to panic just yet, and he's backing Townsend to turn things around in the new year during the Six Nations.Ireland qualified at Scotlands expense, despite spending more than half the game with 14 men they eased past Samoa and now have the prospect of facing tournament favourites New Zealand in the quarter finals. Mike McCarthy played against the All Blacks during his time as a player for Ireland and he joins the show to make a case for his former side.Wales finished their Pool phase in unconvincing fashion with a win over Uruguay. They now take on France in the quarter finals and former Ospreys coach Sean Holley believes they have got themselves a favourable draw as they target 240 minuets to win the tournament.As for England, they had the benefit of a week off thanks to Typhoon Hagibis, next up for them is a clash with Australia which both Brian and Maggie believe will cause fireworks due to the short tempered nature of both coaches, Eddie Jones and Micheal Cheika.And as the three year funding deal for the Tyrell's Premier 5's begins its final year Maggie explains how the Women's game is only going to continue to get bigger and bigger.
Great rugby chat, keeping you up to date with all things rugby. This week we do a round up of the final games of the Rugby World Cup 2019 pool games. We touch on the disruption from Typhoon Hagibis and the cancelled games. We discuss the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2019 Quarter Finals and give predictions for the Semi Finals. We take a look at the Rugby World Rankings now that the pool games have finished as well as a look through the red cards of the tournament and match bans that have subsequently followed. My Useless Observations will feature as always, this week involving eyebrows and a bear. We then move on to take a look at the Wales v Fiji, Ireland v Samoa and Scotland v Japan games and some of the stand out moments.
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Mel, Tom and Robert get together to talk all things Tesla. Show Notes:“We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."Smoke blankets L.A. as Saddleridge fire brings unhealthful air, pollution https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-10-12/saddleridge-fire-sends-smoke-across-l-a-as-santa-ana-winds-continue Typhoon Hagibis: death toll rises in Japan as ‘worst storm in 60 years’ roars through https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/oct/12/japan-typhoon-hagibis-tokyo-earthquake-rugby-flood-rainWatch here: https://twitter.com/AssaadRazzouk/status/1182983734682931200 'If they don't do it, we will': Greta Thunberg rallies climate strikers for long haul https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/12/if-they-dont-do-it-we-will-greta-thunberg-warns-climate-strikers-of-long-haulNorth Dakota’s Standing Rock Indian Reservation (location of the protested KXL Here’s a nice article highlighting teenage climate activists: https://www.dw.com/en/greta-thunberg-arrives-us-fridays-for-future-in-the-us-a-small-but-determined-movement-a-50146485/a-50146485 Arnold Schwarzenegger Sent Greta Thunberg an Electric Car https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a29279061/arnold-schwarzenegger-greta-thunberg-tesla/ Eliud Kipchoge Breaks Two-Hour Marathon Barrier https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/12/sports/eliud-kipchoge-marathon-record.html Tesla to open new ‘Tesla Centers’ to avoid dealership restrictions, increase deliveries https://electrek.co/2019/10/12/tesla-centers-dealership-restrictions-increase-delivery/15 Tesla Semi electric trucks to replace diesel trucks at Pepsi facility https://electrek.co/2019/10/04/tesla-semi-electric-trucks-replace-diesel-trucks-pepsi/Tesla Pickup Truck still on track for November unveiling https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-pickup-truck-unveiling-still-on-track-for-november/Ford Truck Engineer Linda Zhang Explains Electric F-150 Plans https://www.trucks.com/2019/09/18/ford-truck-engineer-explains-electric-f-150-pickup-plans/Volvo Trucks Unveils Electric Truck, Readies Commercialization
Elevated to Critical Fire Weather Conditions Across the Central Rockies; Hagibis Remnants to Bring Dangerous Seas to Bering Sea; Cold temperatures will remain across the Northern Plains, while portions of the Central Rockies see an enhanced wildfire threat early this week. The remnants of Typhoon Hagibis will produce hurricane-force winds and 50-foot seas across the Bering Sea in Alaska. By Tuesday, heavy rainfall moving into the Southeast states may cause localized flash flooding. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xtremeweather/support
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Lawrence Dallaglio is joined by Owen Slot, Stephen Jones, Peter O'Reilly and Alex Lowe after Japan beat both Scotland and Typhoon Hagibis to reach the quarter-finals. Plus, the boys find out what it's like to be in the middle a major meteorological event See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's an Irish double header, Rugby world cup and Euro 2020 qualifier. But all is not certain.... we discuss the impact of Typhoon Hagibis in Japan and the mentality going into Tiblisi. Plus loads of other sporting stories!
Week 2 of the season is in the books, and an up and down week it was for the Maple Leafs. Kind of like the weather in Japan with a Typhoon rolling through. In this episode, Skip and Stu interview an Italian expat living in Tokyo and welcome the show's first ever guest - Adam. This episode also marks the first ever contribution from Scotty on Samui who left some candid thoughts on the games vs. St. Louis and Detroit. Don't forget to email leaftalkinternational@gmail.com with your thoughts or comments. We're always looking for new guests, interesting audio clips you record during or after games or any suggestions on what you'd like to hear on the show.
So first there was the Typhoon Hagibis, most flights got cancelled including ours, then we got to experience an ancient Japanese tradition, Onsen baths! It's a communal type bath in a room full of men or women, but you ALL are clad in your birthday suits; NAKED! Warning: Raspy voice (ozi). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africanprincessinamerica/support
This week the Colonels sit down to talk about their aches and pains and then talk whatever the hell they want to. Wes gets way too worked up about the Singularity and physics he doesn't understand. Kate spills all the tea about her favorite YouTube make-up celebrities. Kevin says bad puns. Listen to this podcast in a Denny's in the middle of the night for maximum effect. Talking Points: Burlington Friendship Society Episode 4: You've got a friend in Kentucky! Typhoon Hagibis makes landfall in Japan, leaving at least 10 dead Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies Ancient Roman Giant Found—Oldest Complete Skeleton With Gigantism Skeleton Of Medieval Giantess Unearthed From Polish Cemetery Scientists Are Starting to Take Warp Drives Seriously, Especially One Specific Concept The Navy's Patent for a Compact Nuclear Fusion Reactor Is Wild International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star The Secrets of the Beauty World The Dangerous World of Jeffree Star Glam Life Guru Zabrena Simon and Martina Eat Your Kimchi Shane Dawson Jeffree Star Jessica Braun Mama Doctor Jones Website: anchor.fm/kcot Find us on Facebook at Kentucky Colonels of Truth Email us at kentuckycolonelsoftruth@gmail.com Tweet us @OfColonels Instagram KentuckyColonelsofTruth Leave us a message at 1-270-681-2869 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kcot/message
Typhoon Hagibis is in town this week so the race weekend is all over the place. FP2 becomes a possible qualifying session, Grosjean built a model, the real qualifying was held on the Sunday morning of the race where the red flag was brought out twice. Vettel jumped the start (or did he?), Leclerc’s Ferrari...
Typhoon Hagibis is in town this week so the race weekend is all over the place. FP2 becomes a possible qualifying session, Grosjean built a model, the real qualifying was held on the Sunday morning... A simple podcast feed. Various artists.
Daire O'Brien talks to Jonny Holland and Fiona Coughlan after Ireland's win over Samoa and learning that New Zealand will be the quarter-final opponent. Reaction to the historic Japan victory over Scotland; analysis of Ireland's and a look ahead to our quarter-final; plus Justin's reflections on Typhoon Hagibis live from Japan.
Alex and Ben are joined by Phil to talk about his upcoming trip to Japan for the playoffs! The gang discuss the French Revolution, Asian geography and other news before diving into the final reviews of the group stages and the legacy of Typhoon Hagibis and a RWC XV (so far) is proposed. They also lament the cancellation of the game the world will no longer get to see: Namibia v Canada. Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show
Martin Devlin chats to Meteorologist and Journalist Jonathan Oh out of Tokyo ahead of Typhoon Hagibis which has disrupted the Rugby World Cup's final round of pool matches.
ONE Championship Century Paywalled Typhoon Hagibis and a Shiny New ONE Grand Prix Belt First things first, ONE Century isn’t just a stacked card, it’s two stacked cards back to back! That is just nuts! There are so many belts on the line! If you are not planning to watch these events just punch yourself in the face! Man! This is gonna be crazy. But from an MMA business perspective, the big news about this event is that ONE Will be moving the second card behind a paywall in the US for the first time. Of course, they have their broadcast deal with Turner so the first card will air on TNT. So if you have cable you should be able to watch that. The more interesting part of this is that the second part of ONE Century will move behind the B/R Live paywall, which requires a $9.99 monthly subscription to view. If you don’t have cable or want to shell out the $9.99 you might want to google what a VPN is and give that a shot. I’m going to link to a report on The Body Lock if you guys want to take a deeper dive into this it’s a great piece of work for you to check out. Personally, I think it’s a good time and the right market for ONE to give this a try. The US market is used to paying for premium MMA content, which this very much is. Though I think it is going to be a hard sell given the timing of the show in the states. Despite ONEs consistently claims of billions of potential viewers for each show and the self hype of their unprecedented social media views they are still a fairly unknown commodity to all but the most hardcore of the US fans. So it will be interesting to see if they are actually able to move the needle being behind a paywall. We can really only speculate about the motivation for the move behind the paywall, but it’s not much of a stretch of the imagination to think that ONE is likely needing to generate some real revenue at some point. There have been more than a few sites that have jumped into the finances of the MMA promotion over the past few years showing that they are hemorrhaging cash every chance they get. While the markets in SE Asia where ONE is the most established would not really support a PPV model, hell, even the UFC is on free TV here in Thailand, the US and Europe is another story. If ONE Can create the expectation in those markets that consumers will have to pay for their live events then it could give them a path at least part of the way to profitability. There live shows are on another level when compared to the UFC and I think that comes across well when watching it on TV. However, their approach to production, storytelling and to hyping up their own views on how great they are might turn off some casual western viewers. If they do well in the market and drive subscriptions to B/R Live then we know the other big promotions like the UFC and Bellator have to keep an eye on ONE. If they don’t, does it stall their advance to the US? Does it make their investors take a second look and question their bet on ONE? We will have to wait and see. Before I wrap up this episode I just want to touch on that new ONE Grand Prix belt. This belt
Gareth Rhys Owen and Nicky Robinson speak to Rory Lawson as Typhoon Hagibis hits Tokyo.
With the 9th Rugby World Cup opening rounds coming to a close, and Typhoon Hagibis approaching, we speak with local rugby enthusiastic and Irishman Conal Keane on the highlights thus far!
We talk you through our Typhoon Hagibis experience, plus Ireland cruise past Samoa to book their place in the last 8 of the Rugby World Cup!
This episode is a play-by-play of what the day was like when Typhoon 19 (Typhoon Hagibis) hit Tokyo. Experience the day with me from start to finish, as I share everything that is happening around me. In this episode of the Tokyo Lens Podcast, you spend a day with me, Norm Nakamura as the largest Typhoon to hit Japan in decades, passes through. We learn a few things together, and hopefully come out with sunny skies on the other end. Japan Times Disaster Page (THE INFO ON THIS PAGE WILL CONTINUE TO CHANGE OVER TIME) https://disaster.japantimes.co.jp/ Dogen's Twitter Feed https://twitter.com/dogen/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also... So much love to all of those of you asking how you can support Tokyo Lens! For now , if you do any shopping on Amazon, feel free to click through from my affiliate links! Then you can support just by doing your regular shopping! Thank you all Sincerely - Tokyo Lens Norm Nakamura Or grab something here! www.redbubble.com/people/tokyolens You can find ALL my Gear (Camera/Audio/Editing) Here: www.amazon.com/shop/tokyolens ------------------------ Podcast recorded on this: amzn.to/2DbOcpe (It's been amazing so far!) Videos Filmed on this: amzn.to/2eYRvX0 Edited on this: amzn.to/2mqxTLN With this lens. amzn.to/2u8YgHY And this Mic: amzn.to/2uO5wuG also, my page has some Japanese Snacks! www.amazon.com/shop/tokyolens -------------------------------------------- YouTube: www.YouTube.com/TokyoLens Twitter: www.Twitter.com/Tokyo_Lens Instagram: www.Instagram.com/Tokyo_one Facebook: www.facebook.com/TokyoLens/ Twitch: www.twitch.tv/tokyolens Business Inquiries: www.NormNakamura.com
Steve Jones and Lee McKenzie don't let the advancing Typhoon Hagibis distract them from a wide-ranging discussion ahead of the rescheduled Japanese Grand Prix weekend.
Turkey kills 49 more YPG/PKK terrorists in northern Syria operation, and Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed wins 2019 Nobel Peace Prize This is TRT World’s Daily News Brief for Friday, October 11th. At least 277 terrorists killed in Turkey’s Syrian operation Turkish armed forces killed 49 more YPG/PKK terrorists during overnight strikes in northern Syria, Turkey’s Defence Ministry said in a statement. The total number of terrorists killed since the start of Operation Peace Spring now stands at 277, while one Turkish soldier was killed. Ankara’s operation aims to neutralise terror threats against Turkey and establish a safe zone in the region to ensure the return of Syrian refugees. Iran says two missiles struck oil tanker, causing explosion - state TV An explosion damaged an Iranian oil tanker traveling through the Red Sea near Saudi Arabia, Iranian media reported. State television said the explosion damaged two storerooms aboard the unnamed oil tanker and caused an oil leak into the Red Sea. ISNA news agency quoted an anonymous source with direct knowledge of the incident while others relied on an online news report for their stories. Typhoon Hagibis to hit Tokyo over holiday weekend A powerful typhoon is advancing toward the Tokyo area, where torrential rains are expected this weekend. The Japan Meteorological Agency said Typhoon Hagibis was in the Pacific advancing north-northwestward toward Japan's main island. Up to 30 inches of rain was forecast south and west of Tokyo. The capital region may see 60cm of rain from Saturday morning to Sunday morning. Sudan appoints first female judiciary head to fight corruption Sudan appoints a woman as the head of its judiciary for the first time in the history of the country, the ruling Transitional Sovereignty Council said. Supreme Court Judge Nemat Abdullah Khair was nominated by the judges' professional association. Taj Elsir Ali, a former prosecutor and lawyer, was named as the public prosecutor, a government statement said. Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed wins 2019 Nobel Peace Prize And finally, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for his peacemaking efforts with Eritrea. Ethiopia and Eritrea, longtime foes who fought a border war from 1998 to 2000, restored relations in July 2018 after years o f hostility. The $917,000 prize money will be presented in Oslo on December 10. And that’s your daily news brief from TRT World ... for more, head to TRTWorld.com.
We bring you our Typhoon Hagibis countdown, as the Wallabies see off a spirited Georgia, and Scotland threaten legal action if their game with Japan is called off?
Georgina and Tom are bunkered down in Tokyo following Australia's scrappy 27-8 win over Georgia and discuss whether the Wallabies are fair dinkum World Cup contenders, how to prepare for a typhoon (noodles and Kit Kats) and what Michael Cheika said about Eddie Jones to kick-off quarter-final week with a bang.
In this episode I talk about Typhoon Hagibis and its collision course with Tokyo. I talk about my personal experience I had to deal with the massive flooding that occurred in 2018. Check this episode out! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-la-vida-in-japan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/living-la-vida-in-japan/support
Find your hatches, batten them down. The Rugby World Cup is descending into farce and there doesn't seem to be a thing anyone can do about it. Typhoon gonna typhoon and the Scots and Italians gonna go home sore, it seems. Proper rugby brain John O'Sullivan is in studio to co-present as we check in with our men in Japan. Gavin Cummiskey and Gerry Thornley bring us a weather report first and foremost but also the latest updates from the Ireland team hotel ahead of the game with Samoa on Saturday. All in your bonus Added Time, with Malachy Clerkin and John O'Sullivan
Jack Tame is joined by Anna Richards and Ofisa Tonu'u as they look at the scheduled final weekend of pool play, the quarter finals and Typhoon Hagibis.
With the breaking news that England's final Pool C match against France (as well as New Zealand's vs Italy) has been called off thanks to Typhoon Hagibis, we take a look at what World Rugby should have done and how this affects England looking ahead to the QF.
In this episode we cover Typhoon Hagibis, french referee's and Will's growing gambling addiction.
The Met Office takes a weekly look at the science behind the UK and global weather headlines. Typhoon Hagibis heads for Japan and and we hear about the future of aviation weather. The Met Office is the United Kingdom's national weather service. The Met Office website carries the latest UK and global weather forecasts, detailed information on weather types and climate science and UK weather records for previous months, seasons and years. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/
We bring you our first full day in Yokohama, which includes the latest on Typhoon Hagibis, which sees England v France called off! Plus we make our own Ramen Pot Noodle!
Gareth and Dafydd Pritchard discuss Typhoon Hagibis and Wales’ injuries.
Explaining Typhoon Hagibis chaos at Rugby World Cup & Ulster's mauling at the hands of the Cheetahs by Belfast Telegraph Sport
Lawrence Dallaglio is joined by Owen Slot and Stephen Jones, who are sitting out Typhoon Hagibis from the 28th floor of their Tokyo hotel. What are the implications of World Rugby's decision to cancel two matches and should Scotland v Japan go ahead? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Gabe Morency and Joe Raineri open the show with Gabe getting excited for the Game 5's coming up in the NLDS and ALDS, except for the fact that he is a nervous Dodgers fan. Talking about China cancelling some NBA events, the guys agree that the only being hurt by this are the people of China. Matt McCarthy joins the show to talk about the latest odds in the Rugby World Cup, and talks about the possible impact of Typhoon Hagibis. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Typhoon Hagibis threatens to put Ireland's world cup into a spin, The Breakers prepare to face the Memphis Grizzlies and we chat to Bernice Mene ahead of the Silver Ferns vs Diamonds match this weekend.
Yes, a weekend of mixed fortunes on the sporting front: United lose again, to Newcastle! Ole Gunnar Solskjaer faced fresh calls to bring the curtain down on his Old Trafford tenure during Sunday's 1-0 defeat to Newcastle. The Red Devils traveled to the north east desperate to get back to winning ways having failed to secure victory in 90 minutes since September 19. But, as much as they huffed and puffed at St James' Park, they failed to make a breakthrough and get themselves on the scoresheet. United's woes were compounded in the second half when Newcastle debutant Matty Longstaff finished off a flowing move to put Newcastle 1-0 up. The goal, which proved to be the winner, opened the door for a wave of criticism to be directed towards Solskjaer, with fans venting their fury towards the Norwegian on social media. "Solskjaer is clearly out of his depth at this level, but not a single pundit or former teammate will say it though," said one fan on Twitter. "It’ll all be the players and boards fault.” Semi-final time in GAA Club football and I take in Armagh and Derry semi-finals. In Armagh a double header semi-final spectactular ended up as a rather damp affair particularly in the 2nd game as the first between Ballymacnab & Granemore proved enthralling despite atrocious conditions with an injury time equaliser from Granemore ensuring the 'Nab had to work really hard in extra time to ensure a repeat of the 2018 final against Crossmaglen who eased past Maghery in conditions that were more akin to a swimming gala than anything that could have been conducive to good football. Final scores for both games: Ballymacnab Round Towers 0-16 v 0-13 Granemore AET Crossmaglen Rangers 2-9 (15) v 0-8 Maghery Sean MacDiarmada In Derry, I travelled to Owenbeg, Dungiven on Sunday where I was delighted to witness Glen, Maghera deservedly deny Slaughtneil a return to the Derry Senior club decider in a game of goals and goal chances, holding on for a famous victory, that saw the Watty Graham's appear in their 1st Senior football final, in a finish that was more nerve-wracking than it needed to be.Glen would have been happy to win an awful game – they were delighted to edge this enthralling encounter by a score of Watty Graham's, Glen 3-7 (16) Robert Emmet's, Slaughtneil 1-11 (14). They will now face another local neighbour as Magherafelt O'Donovan Rossa who have qualified for their first senior county final in 36 years by beating Banagher on a scoreline of 1-10 to 1-9 in the other semi which was played on Saturday in equally atrociuos conditions the the Armagh double header. The 19th typhoon of the season which has been named Typhoon Hagibis has formed just south of Japan and forecasters say it is rapidly making its way towards the mainland, could quite literally blow Ireland's QFinal qualification away. Ireland are due to play Samoa on Saturday in Fukuoka, which is in southern Japan. World Rugby have already confirmed that if any World Cup games are cancelled due to adverse weather conditions, the result will go down as a 0-0 draw. If the worst case scenario was to unfold, it could leave Ireland on the brink of elimination, if Scotland were to win their remaining two games against Russia on Wednesday and Japan on Sunday. I would welcome your comments on any aspect of the Podcast, particularly on any topics that you would like me to discuss in future episodes. You can do this by using the Podcast Audio Comments facility or by linking with me on either Twitter or I am also available on Facebook #ManchesterUnited #RedDevils #DerryGAA #ArmaghGAA #UlsterGAA #Ireland #RugbyWorldCup2019 #Japan #Typhoon #Hagibis #WattyGraham's #GlenMaghera #Ballymacnab #RoundTowers #CrossmaglenRangers #Magherafelt #O'DonovanRossa --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateachersstory/message
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