Новости за 27.10.2019

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The NFL returns to London as the Rams look to continue their recovery when they take on a Cincinnati team still looking for its first win of the season.

Diwali, also called the "festival of lights," is a joyous occasion that calls for people to extend good wishes to their family and friends.

If you hear "Diwali" and think of Michael Scott, now's a good time to brush up on your knowledge of the festival.

Here are three of the week's top pieces of financial insights, gathered from around the web:

SUNDAY HOMILY: Imagine God's Kingdom in terms of the ghetto, the barrio or favela. Rich white people don't want to be there.

Commentary: Google's face unlock is the first time any Android phone has tried to one-up Apple's most buzzed-about innovation.

Researchers at Northwestern University show, for the first time, how to trigger the brain’s unique ability to solve problems during sleep.

A talented Stamford singer is enjoying much success with his unique style of music.

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Demian Maia caused Ben Askren to lose consciousness in the third round of the UFC Singapore main event.

Work to build a new animal shelter, complete with "catios," has started in St. George after two local veterinarians and community members recognized there is an "epidemic" of strays.  

by Nigel SImon

Fatima’s Kenny Brathwaite, left, challenges Shape’s Sheldon De Lisle for the ball during their T&T Hockey Board Indoor Championship Open Men’s Division clash at the Woodbrook Youth Facility on Friday night. Fatima won 6-3. Nigel Simon

The trio of Mal­colm Bap­tiste, Chris­tain John and Joel Daniel scored two goals each as Paragon spanked Queen’s Park 8-2 to top the T&T Hock­ey Board In­door Cham­pi­onship Boys’ Un­der-19 Di­vi­sion ahead of the semi­fi­nals at the Wood­brook Youth Fa­cil­i­ty... Читать дальше...

USIU-A forward Rhoda Kuira dribbles past Lakers' Vivian Ogweno during their Kenya Hockey Union women's Premier League match at City Park Stadium on October 12, 2019. PHOTO | CHRIS OMOLLO |  NATION MEDIA GROUP

United States International University of Africa (USIU-A) completed a double over Jomo Kenyatta University Agricultural Technology (JKUAT) thanks to 2-0 win in their Kenya Hockey Union women’s Premier League match at City Park Stadium on Saturday.

A goal in each half from Ben Boon helped leaders Surbiton maintain their perfect start to the season in the Men’s Hockey League Premier Division with a 3-1 win over Holcombe on Saturday.

26 Oct 2019     CHI v CAN     2 - 3

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K. Arumugam

Some numbers you would like to look into before getting ready to witness Indian women taking on The States in the last phase of Olympic Qualifying sequence.

Ireland’s men ran out 5-3 winners in Vancouver on Saturday.

Shane O’Donoghue scored twice for Ireland. Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO

THE IRISH MEN’s hockey team enjoyed a 5-3 victory over Canada in the Olympic Hockey play-off first-leg in Vancouver on Saturday.

Shane O'Donoghue hit his two goals in the second half in Vancouver

Ireland men look on course for next year's Olympics in Tokyo after earning a 5-3 win over Canada in their play-off first leg in Vancouver.

Shane O’Donoghue celebrates one of his second half goals. Pic: Yan Huckendubler

Ireland’s men put themselves into a golden position to claim a second successive Olympic spot as they will carry a two-goal lead into the second leg in west Vancouver.

Canada fall 5-3 to Ireland in opening game of Olympic Qualifier series

Photo credit: Yan Huckendubler

WEST VANCOUVER – Canadian fans were treated to a high scoring affair but one that did not favour the home side as Canada’s men’s national team fell by a gruelling 5-3 to Ireland in Game 1 of the FIH Olympic Qualifier on Oct. 26 in West Vancouver. Canada had two goals from Keegan Pereira and one from Gordie Johnston.

World no 17 Pakistan dominated in parts but settled for a 4-4 draw against 2018 World Cup finalist Netherlands in the first-leg of Olympic Qualifiers on Saturday.

File Photo: Pakistan will look qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after missing out on an Olympics berth for the first time in its history in 2016.   -  Getty Images

Former Olympic champion Pakistan men's hockey team put on a stunning display against higher-ranked Netherlands in a seesawing 4-4 draw in the first-leg... Читать дальше...

Green Shirts have done themselves proud but will need to do it all again today (Sunday) as well in what is now a ‘winner takes all’ contest

LAHORE - A last-second goal from Netherland’s Mink van der Weerden deprived Pakistan from victory as both teams played a 4-4 draw in the first-leg of their FIH Olympic Qualifier on Saturday at Amstelveen in Holland.

K. Arumugam

Picture courtesy FIH Site

Two disputable penalty corners on the trot put paid to what would have been a famous victory for underdogs Pakistan in what is a crucial phase of their hockey’s history. In the first of two legs of the Olympic qualifier in Amstelveen, the Netherlands (World Ranking: 3), on Saturday, Pakistan (WR:17) split spoils with the hosts only after a last-second goal via a penalty corner.

By Shahid Khan

Pakistan sprang a major surprise in the first of their double Olympic qualifiers, as the highly fancied Dutch team relied on a last gasp equaliser to deny them of taking all three points as the match finished 4-4, at the Wagner Stadium in Amsterdam.

Nic Kerber

The Hockeyroos will appear at an 11th straight Olympic Games after booking their place at Tokyo 2020 with a resounding 5-0 win in the second and final qualifier against Russia tonight.