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Broncos, John Elway making progress toward deal – NFL.com – NFL.com

Posted: July 17, 2017 at 4:03 am

The Denver Broncos are moving closer toward a new deal for their top football executive.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Saturday the team and general manager/executive vice president John Elway are making progress toward an extension that would keep him in Denver for the foreseeable future.

"We're working to get it done," Joe Ellis, Broncos CEO and president, told The Gazette in Colorado Springs. "We've had some productive discussions in the last week or so and will keep talking. John's an important part of our organization, and we want to make sure he's here for a long time."

Talks ramped up this week after a period of stagnation and there is optimism it will get done at some point before the season, Rapoport added.

Elway told The Associated Press in May that he did not "think there will be any doubt" a deal gets done before the season opener.

The new deal would likely place Elway among the highest paid GMs, if not the highest.

150000 projected in Decatur for Farm Progress – Herald & Review

Posted: July 15, 2017 at 11:03 pm

DECATUR The Super Bowl of agriculture is coming back to Central Illinois.

Crews are readying nearly 90 acres and more than 2.9 million square feet north of Richland Community College for the three-day Farm Progress showwhich starts Aug. 29. More than 600 exhibitors are expected, along with as many as 150,000 visitors from around the globe.

The event billed as the Nation's Largest Outdoor Farm Event combines elements of an international trade show, technology conference and demonstration site. In a maze of tents and buildings known as Progress City USA, vendors show every agricultural and livestock product imaginable, from weed control to gleaming $400,000 combines, often with eye-catching 3-D displays.

Beyond primary display grounds, entire fields are dedicated to seeing equipment in action, showing off tillage techniques and the latest in global-positioning systems.

Plumbers Matt Peters, left, and Ben Forgas perform manhole castings adjustment work at Progress City Monday. Crews are getting nearly 90 acres ready for Farm Progress, a showcase of agricultural and livestock wares.

Companies, from giants like Archer Daniels Midland Co. and Monsanto to smaller agribusinesses, exhibit the latest wares and hint at the future of agriculture.

The show, which alternates between locations in Decatur and Boone, Iowa, started in Armstrong, Illinois, in 1953 as a way for farmers to see firsthand the progress being made in farming equipment, seed varieties and agricultural chemicals.

Since 2005, the parcels near Richland have housed the show and the site improved to includes permanent structures and paved roads. The show is produced by London-based Informa Global Events.

With just over 40 days left until opening day, Greg Florian said work is on schedule to have the grounds ready for exhibitors and visitors.

Its gotten easier to prepare as the site has evolved, said Florian, vice president of finance and administration at Richland, which oversees the Progress City site.

The last show had visitors from 50 countries.

Brazilians come to see what they can expect in the near future, said Bruno Correa, an agronomist from Brazil, who attended the 2015 event.

Plumber Ben Forgas marks measurements before a pipe is cut for manhole castings adjustment work at Progress City. Farm Progress isbilled as the Nation's Largest Outdoor Farm Event."

It generates an estimated $10 million for the local economy, according to Florian.

Decatur Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Executive Director Teri Hammel said the show has the largest economic impact in the community in the years Decatur is the host.

A big economic driver is in the hospitality field, with full hotel rooms across Central Illinois. According to a report put together by the bureau for the 2015 show, Decatur/Forsyth-area hotels had 5,468 room nights for Farm Progress, making $1.3 million on the three-day event. Springfield had a total of 5,800 room nights, also bringing in $1.3 million.

That number does not count those that Hammel said come to Decatur more than a month in advance to start setting up their exhibits and weeks after the show to help tear down.

Were talking several extra million there for the local economy, she said.

The bureaus work starts in January, and ranges from setting up hotel rooms for vendors and attendees, which Hammel says can mean sold-out rooms as far as Springfield or Champaign-Urbana. They also work with embassies to help international farmers attend and educate them on the locations of goods and services in the region, such as hardware stores and restaurants.

Its chaos for us, but theres also a lot of excitement, she said. This (show) fills our community.

Nearly $500,000 also was spent this year hiring Decatur-based Dunn Co. to improve roadways, fix drainage and shoulders and patch potholes. It was funded by grant dollars, Informa, money in the county highway fund left over from the sites original construction and Brush College LLC, created by the college to help operate the site.

Theyll have the roads all fixed up by the time exhibitors start to set up, said Macon County Highway Engineer Bruce Bird.

In 2015, crews expanded the site, added three streets and built 100 more exhibit spots on the southwest side of the venue.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling A group from Chihuahua, Mexico, including from left, John Peters, Peter Peters, Abraham Nelson, Daniel Loewan and Franz Peters record the corn combining field demonstrations during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday September 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling A view from the Brock grain bin service platform provides a view of the flurry of activity down Eleventh Progress Street during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday September 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Troy Tracey eats ice cream while helping with the transport of ice back to the Dow AgroSciences tent during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday September 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Ticket holders wait along the Avenue of Flags for the gates to open during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday September 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Visitors look at a map of Progress City at the John Deere exhibit area during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday August 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Hunter Rademaker,4, helps demonstrate a grain bin lifeline at the Grain Handling Safety Coalition site next to the Health and Safety Tent during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Tuscola F.F.A. advisor Brittany Eubank, left, and member Jordan Ochs help set up the organizations booth during the first morning of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday. The group is selling raffle tickets at the show for a 1955 John Deere tractor that they helped restore. Proceeds from the raffle will benefit Tuscola F.F.A.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Dr. Joe Jeffrey emcees a cattle chute demonstration at the Livestock Industries Tent during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday. Jeffrey says he wanted to focus on how safe the shoots on display are for cows.

Rodney Crim of Golconda watches a corn combining demonstration with his grandson, Josaiah Crim, 4, on Tuesday at theFarm Progress Show in Decatur. Josaiah is attempting to block the dustwith his hat while his grandpa takes a picture of the combine with his cellphone.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Farm Progress host farmer Jeff Zinn has his blood pressure checked by E.M.T. Kristy Gorden at the Liberty Village table in the Health and Safety tent during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Eric Burgett performs country music on the Opening Ceremonies Bayer CropScience stage for ticket holders walking in the main entrance during the first morning of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Visitors peruse the Case IH Agriculture exhibit during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Several hundred people observe a corn combining demonstration during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Rodney Crim of Golconda, Ill., watches a corn combining demonstration with his grandson Josaiah Crim,4, as Josaiah attempts to block dust with his hat during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Several new models of farm equipment are parked in between field demonstrations during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Day 1 of the Farm Progress Show at Progress City in Decatur, Ill., Tuesday September 1, 2015

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Ticket holders wait along the Avenue of Flags for the gates to open during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday September 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Visitors look at a map of Progress City at the John Deere exhibit area during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday August 1, 2015.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Visitors peruse the Case IH Agriculture exhibit during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Several hundred people observe a corn combining demonstration during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Several new models of farm equipment are parked in between field demonstrations during the first day of the Farm Progress Show Tuesday.

Herald & Review, Jim Bowling Day 1 of the Farm Progress Show at Progress City in Decatur, Ill., Tuesday September 1, 2015

Florian said roadwork has not gotten a lot of attention since the first show on the grounds, in 2005.

After 12 years of being out there, the vehicles are getting bigger and the exhibits are getting bigger, he said. The roads were really starting to show their age.

Some exhibitors have started preparations on plots. As of Thursday afternoon, 554 exhibitors were expected to attend. With more than a month before the show, that is par the course, said Jeff Smith, regional sales manager for Informa.

One change this year is that there will be no headliner country act performing and evening concert. Where past shows have seen national country singers like Craig Morgan and Chris Cagle take the stage to thousands of fans, the only musical acts at this years show will be ones brought by exhibitors.

I think with the farm economy the way it is right now, none of the sponsors stepped up, Florian said. It just wasnt in the cards.

Latest stats show progress made against ISIS – ABC News

Posted: at 11:02 pm

While Iraq has declared victory in Mosul and the battle for Raqqa heats up, the U.S. held a three-day summit of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS that ended Thursday, celebrating some key milestones and taking stock of the long road ahead.

After two days of coalition-wide meetings, U.S. Special Envoy to the Coalition Brett McGurk addressed the smaller core coalition group assembled Thursday to report that the fight against ISIS had accelerated over the last four months at President Donald Trump's request. He praised the heroism of Iraqi and Kurdish forces and the significant progress on the battlefield, with 25,000 square miles cleared of ISIS and 4.82 million people liberated from its rule -- over 3 million of them in Iraq alone.

That means ISIS holds just 2.2 percent of territory in Iraq now and 8.3 percent across the border in Syria. That also means 350,000 children who were living under ISIS are now back in school, after years of brainwashing.

In particular, McGurk shared some of the more horrific details of ISIS's brutality in Mosul's old city, where the last of its foreign fighters were holed up -- using civilians as human shields, forcing children to guard weapons depots, locking civilians in basements to prevent airstrikes, and fighting to the death with every last weapon they have, including their own bodies, strapped with explosives.

"This is one of the most brutal, vicious enemies we've seen in decades," McGurk said, adding that "the battle in Iraq is far from over," with more territory to retake, extensive stabilization efforts, and political reconciliation. In Syria, there is even more work to do -- and a greater challenge, without a government partner to work with, he said.

But people are also beginning to return home, too. Two million Iraqis who fled ISIS's rule have since returned home, including over 220,000 who have already returned to east Mosul -- even as the city is still being cleared.

One of the greatest challenges now is creating the circumstances for more to return. To that end, the U.S. announced $150 million for stabilization efforts last week -- like removing unexploded bombs and hidden IEDs and returning basic services like water, electricity and medical care.

At the conference Thursday, McGurk also announced $119 million in additional humanitarian aid to Iraq, bringing the U.S.'s total humanitarian aid since fiscal year 2014 to $1.4 billion. But that's just a drop in the bucket compared to the amount of need that remains -- $1.3 billion for post-ISIS humanitarian and stabilization programs, according to a United Nations estimate.

Since ISIS first declared its so-called caliphate, 40,000 foreign fighters journeyed from their homes -- more than 120 countries in all -- to join the terror group. As it suffers sustained losses in Iraq and Syria, the threat of many of them returning and exporting the terror and military techniques they learned on the battlefield has security officials around the world on edge. Interpol, which joined the coalition this year, has stepped up, creating a database that verifies, registers and helps track these foreign fighters, with 18,000 on record now.

The coalition is also doing what it can to stop ISIS or any alternative from reemerging in Iraq. The focus is still on the battlefield, not yet on politics, but to that end, they have trained over 100,000 members of the Iraqi Security Forces, who have yet to lose a battle to ISIS. In fact, McGurk said, nearly 300,000 Iraqis applied for just 3,000 spots in Iraq's elite counterterrorism force when postings went up just last week -- "a remarkable trend and a total transformation," he said.

McGurk also announced that while as a military coalition the 73 members are focused on Syria and Iraq, they are also looking to counter ISIS elsewhere. They held a special session on ISIS in the Lake Chad region in West Africa on Thursday, as Chad and Niger joined the coalition; Djibouti and Ethiopia in east Africa also joined this week, a sign of the growing threat in Africa. In addition, McGurk noted the "hockey stick-like growth of ISIS in Libya that we have helped root out," promising continued support for Libya.

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Progress Chapter 51 recap & review: Big lads do big things and others do underhanded ones – Cageside Seats (blog)

Posted: at 11:02 pm

Progress Chapter 51: Screaming for Progress went up on Demand Progress this morning, so let's dig right in, shall we?

Intense grappling to a stalemate at the bell, and so they choose to just start pasting each other with forearms! Haskins counters a sunset flip into a Penalty Kick, sends Bird outside and lands a suicide dive up the aisle. Pummelling Mike on the outside, chest kicks against the ringpost, but Mark has it turned around on him in the crowd and Bird is happy to take the countout.

Back in, Flying Mike firmly in control, strikes, a suplex, Stretch Plum applied but Haskins gets the ropes. Bird throwing forearms but Mark rises inexorably and fires off a series of forearms and kicks that lay him out! Chest kicks in the middle of the ring this time, Mike tries to rally and gets a basement dropkick to the knee and a roll-through Death Valley Driver for his trouble!

Superkick nearfall, back and forth, Haskins up and over, Bird catches him for a fireman's carry gutbuster but it's reversed into the bridging Fujiwara armbar! Mark traps him in the corner after but gets a charge reversed into a low-angle German suplex into the turnbuckles! Bird on a roll, diving corkscrew elbow... SPLASH MOUNTAIN! NO GOOD!

Pumphandle flowsion follows... STILL NOT ENOUGH! Chops to a kneeling Mark Haskins, jawing at him, but Haskins just gets fired up and returns a barrel of forearms to the face! But Mike Bird is also fired up! Trading charging blows, big palm strikes from Bird, piledriver blocked, superkick, another, roll-through into the Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring! It's over!

Mark Haskins wins by submission with the Sharpshooter.

Really good opener. Haskins' left-turn thinking and resilience is on full display, and Bird is a guy I never look forward to but always leave wanting more. Waiting for my brain to update expectations to match results, I suppose!

Haskins gets on the mic and puts the match over for making his life hard, and talks about how it's what Progress is all about. He says walking out with the title was his dream but it's taken its toll on his body. Representing this company meant everything to him, he does this for his family, for the fans, he does this because it's why he gets out of bed in the morning.

And, he wants his Progress Championship back. He doesn't know if his time is already up, but it's a matter of when, and this is Progress, this is Haskins, this is soon to be your Progress Wrestling Champion.

Ashmore hot before the bell even rings with a dropkick that sends Dennis outside and a tope con giro to follow! Missile dropkick, the bell rings, cover... NOPE! The Hipstar in firm control still, palm strikes, but Eddie turns it around and knocks him outside with a forearm. Following after, into the crowd, Kyle throws a chop to no effect and the Pride of Wales knocks him on his ass with a forearm!

Taking Ashmore around the ring and beating on him, dragging him by the beard, taking a moment to let a fan chant directly into his ear. Back in the ring, trading kicks, Kyle gets a California Roll for a nearfall. Snapmare, kick to the back, only one, but a kick to the ribs that follows gets two.

Clubbing Dennis down, a straight right but Eddie stands up straight and fills with resolve, shrugging off each punch in turn and asking for more! Full-on exchange ensues, Manhattan Drop, uppercut, off the ropes, jockeying for position and Ashmore gets laid out with a neckbreaker drop. Off the ropes, thinking Black Hole Slam, denied, outside, Hipstar looking to fly but Dennis catches him and hits the Black Hole Slam on the apron!

Release crucifix powerbomb... ASHMORE LIVES! Inverted facelock, Kyle floats over, Eddie ducks a kick, hits an uppercut but he runs into a back elbow. Off the ropes, Dennis cuts him off with a forearm, enzuigiri in return, Eddie runs the ropes and Ashmore catches him off a Frankensteiner attempt into a powerbomb onto the knee! Folding press... EDDIE DENNIS LIVES!

Rolling kick gets the Hipstar a two count after! Up top, Phoenix Splash comes up empty, Dennis cold runs through a lariat only to get caught with a Poison Frankensteiner! Shotgun dropkick, up top again, Spiral Tap also comes up empty and the Pride of Wales levels him with a lariat! Buckle bomb, inverted facelock lift...

Eddie Dennis wins by pinfall with the Next Stop Driver.

A real hoot of a match. I love when I'm watching a match and I can just see the hunger and the desire to make an impact shine through, and this one really fits the bill, with Ashmore looking to re-establish himself and a freshly full time (go watch his promo about it if you haven't, it's really quite moving) Eddie Dennis showing us all exactly how he expects to make it to the top in wrestling. Good stuff!

Mat grappling early, as Jigsaw feels his way against the longest-reigning Progress Champion. Grabbing a hammerlock, he bars the arm and grabs the leg momentarily but Havoc is able to make the ropes after insisting Jigsaw let the leg be. Jimmy grabbing a headscissors after the break, an again tells Jigsaw to leave his leg alone, but this time coming up from the stalemate fighting, throwing chops.

Bit of lucha libre, arm drag, Gory Special in and wrenching hard before letting Havoc out of it for a big chop. Boot to the face, uppercuts, Jimmy returns the favor with a charging forearm and a series of boots in the corner that send Jigsaw outside. Pressing the attack, beer mist, things even out and they trade strikes, Jigsaw landing chest kicks while Havoc is seated on a fan in the front row.

Jimmy still in it, putting his face into the apron and throwing Jigsaw into the crowd! Setting up a charging knee but Jigsaw scoots aside and Havoc goes deep into the crowd! Back and forth outside, Jimmy lands a back suplex on the apron that's good for a nearfall when he rolls the Chikara original inside.

Havoc chopping away, Jigsaw back in the fight, diving Frankensteiner, Havoc spills outside... TOPE CON GIRO! Back in, missile dropkick, Jigsaw charges in, elbow, tornado DDT... NO GOOD! Thinking Jig & Tonic, denied, basement superkick, Jimmy gets an elbow up on the charge, double jump springboard tornado DDT! Suicide dive and a missile dropkick of his own but the Acid Rainmaker is denied with a back elbow.

Jigsaw with an enzuigiri into a bridging German suplex but it's only a nearfall. Calling for the brainbuster, Havoc throws elbows, rising uppercut in the corner, jockeying for position in the turnbuckles, Jimmy in the Tree of Woe and Jigsaw hits the double stomp! Coast to Coast... NOT ENOUGH!

The Chikara man laying chest kicks in, Havoc is hot, blocks Jig & Tonic again, flip piledriver, rolling elbow, wristlock...

Jimmy Havoc wins by pinfall with the Acid Rainmaker.

Another good match, this show is humming along. Always love a bit of Jimmy Grappling and I'm glad to see Jigsaw bless my video screens whenever possible.

Jimmy gets on the mic after and says Haskins believes he has a right to the Progress Championship and that's fine, but nobody has a bigger right to that title than he does. He says no matter what was wrong with his body he was here, but Haskins decided to walk, and that's fair enough, but Progress is the most important thing to him, and he's Mr. Progress, and he wants his title back.

Ray Rowe cuts a quick promo about how War Machine know the Riots well and they came for a fight, so let's throw the rulebook out the window!

So, all out chaos and wild brawling to start! Riots pull an advantage, managing to separate War Machine a bit but you can keep big men own and they clean house. Rowe picks Hanson up and double legs him into Lynch! Taking Davis outside but it just gives Rob a chance to hit a tope con giro! DAVIS HITS ONE OFF THE STAGE!

Brawling into the crowd, Rowe taking Lynch deep and trading blows while Warbeard beats on JD in the front row. Senton on Hanson, thrust spinebuster through the front row on Big Rob! HANSON WITH AN EARTHQUAKE SPLASH THROUGH A CHAIR! Ray sets Lynch up on the apron, around the ring knee lift!

Setting Davis up, Warbeard also has an around the ring knee lift! Rob and Rowe in the ring, trading charging forearms, but Lynch wipes Rowe out with a lariat. Blocking a German suplex from Hanson, got the big man up in a fireman's carry but he jukes, into the corner, Banzai Drop! Davis looking for an exploder, Warbeard blocks, cartwheel, but JD catches him with the exploder suplex anyway!

Davis throwing forearms on Ray but he blocks over and over with headbutts! Strike rush lays the Riots man out but Big Rob is right behind with a belly-to-belly suplex. Hanson lays Lynch out with a springboard back elbow! James hits a quebrada on a standing Warbeard! This is nuts! Rowe with a takeover into a knee left, all four men on their feet but wobbling and they collapse to the mat!

Rob Lynch the first to his feet, he climbs the turnbuckles but Hanson comes to block. Struggle in the corner, Davis over, joining them, Ray joins in... GERMAN SUPLEX TOWER OF DOOM! Rowe looking to follow with a dive but the Riots catch him with tandem forearms. Hanson fighting them off one-on-two, charging lariats aplenty, whipping JD into Lynch and catching them both with a Stinger splash.

Bronco Buster denied, the Riots throw forearms as Rowe gets back into it and we got stereo slugfests. Off the ropes, War Machine get the Riots literally in hand, Hanson stacks Davis on top... ROWE POWERBOMBS DAVIS AT THE SAME TIME AS HE WORLD'S STRONGEST SLAMS LYNCH! IS THIS REAL LIFE?!

Warbeard up top, frog splash... ROB LYNCH LIVES! Hanson looking to springboard, Rob catches him with a German suplex, Riots have Ray Rowe in hand, District Line... NOT ENOUGH! Hanson back in, pop-up double spinebuster takes him out! Ray set up for GBH but he blocks the spear with an elbow! Rock Bottom puts Lynch onto JD's back!

Setting Fallout up but Big Rob makes the save, fireman's carry dropped into an elbow, German suplex, setting Ray in the ropes for the diving senton! LYNCH SPEARS WARBEARD TO THE OUTSIDE! GBH CONNECTS... RAY ROWE KICKS OUT?! Rowe throwing desperate elbows against both Riots, trying to stay in this, he flips out of District Line and lays Davis out with a knee!

Lynch off the ropes into the pop-up powerslam! Hanson dives on James, Rowe makes the cover... NO GOOD! Back suplex lift...

War Machine win by pinfall with Fallout on Rob Lynch.

My god, I hope these boys have good lawyers because they're gonna need help when the Physics Police file charges. That powerbomb / WSS combo alone is worth the proverbial price of entry, but these dudes laid it all on the line and had an excellent third match in their series here. Big lads wrestling, indeed.

Post-match sportsmanship, hugs all around.

Handshake, Riddle immediately lands a chop and we have a war! WALTER wants more and the chopping intensifies, both men with red chests in seconds! Forehead to forehead, the chop war continues! Bro goes behind for a German suplex, WALTER blocks and hits one of his own! Chops and kicks, Matt fired up, charging forearms away, WALTER goes for a pump kick early but is able to hold it and shuffle through to connect!

To the outside, yet more chops! WALTER drops Riddle with a boot, back suplex on the apron! Back inside, Karelin lift, looking for another, jockeying for position, Bro hits a Karelin lift of his own and rolls it into a second! The high jump senton connects, you can see the blood blisters on Riddle's chest as he throws kicks and backs WALTER into the corner.

Shushing the crowd, big chop, WALTER fires a shotgun in return and absolutely clobbers the champion in the corner! Sidestep a Mafia kick, German suplex in return, sidestep the running knee, WALTER has a sleeper in but transitions to a German suplex! Riddle rises, another German suplex, Bro pops up but WALTER lays him out with a kick!

Looking for a brainbuster, Bro counters to the fisherman buster! Both men spent, to their knees, more chops, rising to their feet, continuing to absolutely paste each other! Riddle turns to kicks, laying 'em in, but WALTER kicks his leg out of his leg! Riddle slips out of a powerbomb, looking for the Pele kick but WALTER counters with an ankle lock!

Bro rolls out of it, eats another Mafia kick, German suplex, lariat... NOPE! Sleeper hold applied, the crowd trying to will life into Riddle, he rolls out, Pele kick gets a glancing blow, big man up on his shoulders, Bro 2 Sleep, bridging German suplex... NO GOOD! Penalty Kick, trying to get the hooks in for the Bromission, grinding overhead elbows but WALTER slips out and back to the sleeper hold!

Matt flagging, fading, referee Chris Roberts lifts the hand... MATT RIDDLE LIVES! To his feet, reaching for the ropes, WALTER traps his arm, sleeper suplex, powerbomb, another powerbomb... MATT RIDDLE WILL NOT DIE! Back to the sleeper, falling to his back, the bodyscissors are on...

WALTER wins by submission with a sleeper hold, winning the Progress Atlas Division Championship!

Incredible match. Those chops! Both men's chests look like ground meat at the end there, so a little gross, but equally compelling! I especially like that we didn't juke away from the tap after the arm test and the nearfall off a pin-- no qualifications, no "Yeah, but...", Riddle knew he had the title lost and he gave up like a man.

Riddle presents WALTER with the title and takes his leave.

Dunne cuts a promo but honestly I couldn't make out three words in a row with the boos raining down. Reckon it was about not wanting the crowd to have any fun, though. And he kicks Webster low to boot!

Flash ain't out of it, thogh, bit of early lucha libre, arm drag, dropkick, back and forth, Webster with a slight edge, landing the imploding senton atomico. Damian sidesteps a charge, "Freeze!" enzuigiri knocks Morgan outside! Back in, repeated double axehandles (scientifically proven to be the least fun strike in professional wrestling), choking Webster on the ropes and generally testing referee Joel Allen's will.

Elbow to the kidney into a backbreaker, raking the nose, stamping the face, a cover gets one for Dunne. Clawing the face again, stomping away, more axehandles but Webster gets back in it with a wild slap rush! The Strangler is on but Damian backs him in the corner! Up and over, off the ropes, neckbreaker drop and Dunne is on the back foot in a big way.

Flash in with charging strikes, wheelbarrow facebuster into the turnbuckles, jumping knee strike catches the Chief Deputy of the Anti-Fun Police flush in the face! To the outside, tope con giro (very fun!), Damian taking a breather but Webster uses the ringpost to swing around him into a Frankensteiner!

Perched up top, Dunne tries to roll away but Flash readjusts and hits the senton atomico three quarters of the way across the ring! Britpop Drop... NO GOOD! Looking for Eton Rifles, denied, back elbow, moonsault up and over and Damian catches him with a Codebreaker for a nearfall.

Front facelock, hanging Morgan on the ropes, he slips away, goes low, big headbutt! Fireman's carry, denied, Poison Frankensteiner connects! Off the ropes, Dunne lands a spear, springboard... WEBSTER CATCHES HIM IN THE STRANGLER! Dunne rolls around and uses the referee to break the hold, kick to the gentleman's area, he sets Flash back up in the rope-hung facelock...

Chief Deputy Dunne wins by pinfall with a rope-hung brainbuster.

A lot to like here, a lot of (somewhat ironically) fun to be had, but this one didn't quite come together for me. I will say however that Flash looked better than ever here, really on point and in gear the whole way, but especially on fire in the back half with the swinging Frankensteiner and the catch Strangler.

Trent Seven on the mic but he gets cut off by chants of "Six!" at first. He harkens back to Manchester and says they wanted to welcome #CCK with open arms by putting their tag team championship on the line, and so he requests that they return the favor and put them on the line tonight. And if they do, and BSS lose again, they'll never challenge for the titles again.

Brookes hesitates but confers with Lykos, and Seven reminds them that the crowd paid good money and they'll let them down. They agree, and Trent adds that if one of them pins Dunne, they'll win the WWE United Kingdom Championship... in their dreams!

Dunne and Banks to start, but Pete immediately tags out to Seven, getting in his challenger's head. Lykos in, hard with a knee, could it be... NOT QUITE! Six out, Dunne back in, taking Kid to the mat and wrenching his hand and arm unholy before stomping the elbow in.

Quick thinking in the corner, evasion, Lykos lands an enzigiri, a tilt-a-whirl armdrag, diving Frankensteiner and Peter goes outside but is able to move away before Kid commits to the springboard. Back in, Dunne connects with a wicked forearm and tags Tyler in. Bit of mocking crane style precedes a kick, but Brookes is able to tag in.

Cleaning house, double ahoy, monkey flip into a splash, only good for two. To the corner, up and over, Chris comes up empty with a stomp and eats a knee. Seven and Banks in, chops and forearms, chest kicks, Travis floats over a suplex and lands a superkick. Bate and Dunne in to bite his fingers before he can capitalize, Brookes and Lykos save with knees and the Kiwi Buzzsaw takes flight!

Struggling with Dunne, Chris joins him, tope con giro, Kid thinking about a dive but Tyler catches him with Bop and Bang and throws a plancha into the pile! Pete hooks Lykos on the apron... X PLEX OFF THE APRON TO THE FLOOR! DUNNE MOONSAULTS OFF THE SECOND INTO THE PILE! He pulls Lykos out, puts him back in... CORKSCREW TOPE CON GIRO!

Kid springboards in on Bate, sets him up on the ropes, stereo dropkicks, slingshot back in but he runs off the ropes into a triple team pop-up uppercut from BSS! Trent hooks Lykos and clobbers him with a crossface before throwing disdainful kicks and tagging Pete in. Romero Special half-applied as is his tradition, Dunne wrenches both arms back wicked before stomping the knees!

Calling him over, playing Ali to Lykos' Inoki, dragging him in the corner and slamming him in the turnbuckles before bringing Tyler in. Seated senton, kicking away before just dumping him outside like garbage. BSS with the rare Triple HHH on the apron, but the time gave Lykos time to fill his mouth and spit mist!

Kid throwing forearms, Bate picks the leg and wrenches to buy a second to tag Dunne in. Pete goes back to work on the arms, double hammerlock, stomp to the shoulders, he ends up busy tarrying with Banks on the apron and Lykos is able to pull ahead a bit... ASAI MOONSAULT! DRAGONRANA! BANKS IS IN!

Shotgun dropkick, charging strikes, Pete meets him on the third with an elbow but gets hung in the ropes for a lungblower. Cannonball follows, chops on chops, fighting Bate and Seven two for one until he takes tandem headbutts into a double brainbuster! Kid low bridges Trent, Brookes hits a knee, Lykos in, assisted tornado DDT!

Dunne isolated but he throws Kid into Chris to even the odds. Big roundhouse from Lykos, calling for the brainbuster... PETE REVERSES TO ORANGE CRUSH! SUPERKICK BREAKS IT UP, KIWI KRUSHER! SEVEN DRAGON SUPLEX! BROOKES LEG TRAP GERMAN SUPLEX! BATE CATCH SUPLEX! LYKOS LOW MEIN PAIN!

All three BSS men are down in separate corners, CCK climbs... COAST TO COAST IN TRIPLICATE! NO GOOD! Travis firing forearm after forearm at Dunne but the Progress World Champion wants more! One is all it takes in return! The match breaks down into "everybody do something cool", Lykos finishing with a standing corkscrew senton!

Bate misses the rebound lariat and gets caught by a springboard cutter! Peter laying everybody out with lariats but Banks takes him out with a neckbreaker drop! Slice of Heaven on Seven! Lykos with the outside-in springboard tornado DDT! EVERYBODY'S OUT! Slugging it out on their knees, spent, six-way punching action! They end the sequence where they began!

Travis going Slice of Heaven but Pete counters with a forearm! Triplicate forearms from BSS! Lykos with a missle dropkick but Tyler catches him with a standing shooting star press, deadlifts him up for the German suplex... GERMAN SUPLEX OVER THE ROPES TO THE OUTSIDE! DIVE-ASSISTED TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER PUTS LYKOS INTO A CHAIR ON THE FLOOR!

Trent catches Brookes with a piledriver, the Tyler Driver '97 follows, Bitter End... TRAVIS BANKS MAKES THE SAVE BY PUSHING SEVEN INTO THE PIN! BSS kicking away at Banks, stomping a proverbial mudhole but the Kiwi Buzzsaw takes it all and fires up! Palm strikes and chops for everybody! German suplexes for everybody, with an interregnum for Dunne to hit one of his own first!

Slice of Heaven takes referee Chris Roberts out inadvertently! Dunne goes low and hits a Pedigree after! Pete throws Kid Lykos in to the crowd and heads under the ring, coming out with the weapon of his forefathers, a sledgehammer. He loads his fist but Banks ducks! Superkicks ahoy! Codebreaker / senton combo, Travis finishes with a double stomp!

Bate and Seven in, going low, Banks kicks their dicks in return! Trent cuts Travis off in the corner... AVALANCHE PILEDRIVER! Referee Joel Allen arrives to count the pin... TRAVIS BANKS LIVES! Dunne and Brookes on the apron, trading strikes, Chris takes him out but Seven arrives... DRAGON SUPLEX ON THE APRON!

Tyler hoists Brookes up... LEG TRAP EXPLODER SUPLEX INTO THE CROWD! Lykos in with a dropkick, Bate is in the turnbuckles, he's calling for it... BRAINBUSTER! But Trent is distracting Joel from the pin! Pete clobbers Lykos with the sledgehammer! He drags Tyler into place...

British Strong Style win by pinfall with a lateral press from Tyler Bate on Kid Lykos, winning the Progress Tag Team Championship.

Really good match. A step away from the pure spectacle of the previous tag title match, and the added structure from Dunne and Banks really helped this feel like a sequel rather than a retread. By example, the way they ran the "Brookes takes every move" sequence back, but with the addition of Bitter End, which seems like it would have finished him there if Banks hadn't been able to make a save.

Another really strong show from Progress. Of particular excellence, War Machine/Riots and WALTER/Riddle, which I would stick way up in the canon of greatest matches Progress has had to date for sure, but also the main event was very compelling and the first three matches all shined in one way or the other. Indeed, the only misfire was Dunne/Webster, and that was more "not quite cooked through" than a chore to get through.

Storywise, we got BSS being absolute dicks and winning the tag titles back under questionable circumstances, WALTER winning the big lads title (and check out his already-scheduled defense against Fred Yehi at Evolve 90 next month!), and the Riots experiencing failure again immediately after ending their losing streak, all of which provide interesting places to go.

But the developments I'm perhaps most interested in are Eddie Dennis putting it all on the line as a full-time wrestler (he's said he's gunning for the Progress World Championship), and the growing issue between Haskins and Havoc as to who can stake a better claim to the title. Which is going more interesting places than I expected-- my initial thought was basically "alright, who's turning", but it's clear both guys bleed Progress and we're doing more shades of grey, which Progress is quite capable of.

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Clearfield County hit with severe storms, flooding on Friday – Clearfield Progress

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Heavy rain and thunderstorms roared through southern portions of Clearfield County Friday morning, resulting in severe flooding and widespread damage.

Several communities were impacted, including Irvona, Coalport and Westover. According a National Weather Service spokesperson, radar indicated 4.5 inches of rain fell through the morning just prior to 1 p.m.

NWS said intense rain and flooding was caused by a series of severe thunderstorms lingering over that section of Clearfield County. The NWS issued a small stream flooding warning on Friday morning, which included communities such as Burnside, Coalport, Glen Hope, Irvona, New Washington and Ramey.

The spokesperson compared the storm to Clearfield County being caught between two rails of a railroad track and the train kept rolling over the same section of track.

In Coalport, it is believed the wall of an old mine behind the Glendale Medical Center exploded, resulting in a rush of water and mud pouring onto Main Street. State Route 53 was closed from the Irvona bridge to Gill Hollow Road beyond Coalport for several hours.

Coalport Mayor Margaret Maddalena called for a state of emergency within the borough around noon on Friday.

The American Red Cross also sent a team out to assist in Coalport following the flooding. Red Cross Director of Marketing and Communication Dan Tobin said a crew supplying cleanup kits and other basic supplies to those in need.

Tobin noted a reception center was set up at St. Basil the Great church on Locust Street in Coalport for those evacuated from their homes because of flooding. At the time he spoke to The Progress, Tobin was unsure whether the center would need to become a shelter. A shelter would become necessary if those displaced were unable to return to their homes.

Westovers Mayor Mary Roland Struble also declared a state of emergency for the town. That will allow the borough to make an application to the state and federal emergency management agencies for any assistance to help residents.

Westover Area Volunteer Fire Co. Chief Jason Sunderland told The Progress in an interview that Westover was hard hit, especially in the area between East Bridge and Hill streets.

He said the fire company received an emergency call for a building that was collapsed with entrapment as a result of flood waters, but that was unfounded. A disabled man living in the home was trapped for a short time when high water was rushing against his front door. But once firefighters were able to reach him, he did not want to leave.

There was so much water against the door there was no way he could get out the door, Sunderland said.

Sunderland said firefighters pumped two basements Friday morning, adding he believes the company could be called to assist with other basements once people returned home from work yesterday evening.

He said he was unaware of anyone being displaced by flooding and did not believe an emergency shelter would be set up in the borough. However, Tobin said the Red Cross would send a team to Westover later Friday evening to check on the possible shelter situation.

Individuals who require Red Cross assistance in Clearfield County should call 814-913-3022.

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SummerNight highlights Schenectady’s progress – The Daily Gazette

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Chris Golden of Clifton Park throws a ball at a target at the 'Dunk a Cop' booth sponsored by the Schenectady Police Department.

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Schenectady SummerNight 2017 drew more than20,000 people the citys downtown district Friday night, flooding State Street with revelers from throughout the Capital District who came to watch Blues Traveler perform and a fireworks display at the annual summer block party.

Schenectady County District 3 Legislator Cathy Gatta said the event, now in its 10th year, is always a success, but even more so this year as the city is cresting a wave of economic progress.

Gatta said energy is beinggenerated in the city by the recent introduction of ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, the opening of Rivers Casino in February, and the several new bars, breweries and restaurants popping up in the city.

Everything is a positive move forward. You see one positive thing happen in Schenectady and people say Oh, they have that now? Lets try this new thing here, she said.

Gatta, who chairs the countys tourism and arts committee, said last year the crowd only thickened when the Gin Blossoms were about to take the stage. This year, around 5 p.m. when the event started, she said I turned that corner onto State Street and there was already a sea of people.

Gatta credited the countys special events director, Jason Lecuyer, for booking Blues Traveler this year and contributing to the events success. In addition to the headliner, Lecuyer managed to get three area breweries to collaborate on a SummerNight Ale.

Hes just really good at getting people to work together, she said.

Lecuyer said the event would not be possible without the dozens of volunteers whoshow up and the local business sponsors that participate. He added that economic progress in Schenectady is exciting to see and contribute to with events like SummerNight.

Its an amazing event when you see our community come together like that, you really cant beat it, Lecuyer said. Slidin Dirty, other restaurants and bars, the casino, Uber, Lyft, the trolley, everything just plays into a piece of the bigger puzzle of what we have to offer throughout the entire county.

Capital Region Chamber of Commerce CEO Mark Eagan said his organization is a huge fan and supporter of SummerNight as well as recent economic developments in Schenectady.

One of the reasons the chamber is so fond of the event is that it brings the community into the downtown of Schenectady, and not just local residents, but people from throughout the Capital District, he said. Really its a way to showcase the continuing revitalization and vibrancy in downtown Schenectady. Eagan added that a tertiary benefit of SummerNight is that it encourages those from other areas who attend to think of Schenectady the next time theyre looking for something to do.

It really showcases all thats good thats going on in downtown and encourages folks to come back more often, he said.

While official attendance numbers were unavailable Saturday afternoon, Gatta said she was told by the Schenectady Police Department that the crowd was similar in size to last years SummerNight, which drew more than 20,000 people.

Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy said the crowd was exceptionally well-behaved and there werent any major incidents.

It was just another great success in the long line of great SummerNight events, he said. There were apprehensions throughout the day Friday about the weather, but we were smiled upon that the storm front moving across the state had broken up before it got to Schenectady.

He added that the recent business and entertainment ventures that have come to the city do a good job of working together and collaborating for the overall economic good of the city.

While there are other venues and options coming into the community and region, they seem to be involving a complementary fashion as opposed to a competitive fashion, said McCarthy.

The Schenectady Police Department did not respond Saturday to requests for comment about the crowd size or any incidents.

Rep. John Lewis: Trump is ‘uncaring,’ threatens progress … – CNN.com – CNN

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"We have come a distance. We made progress. But there are forces in America trying to slow us down or take us back," Lewis told David Axelrod on a special televised edition of "The Axe Files," airing Friday at 10 p.m. ET on CNN.

One of those forces, Lewis suggested, is the President of the United States.

"I think the person we have in Washington today is uncaring," Lewis said, adding that he believes President Donald Trump "knows very, very little about the struggle and the history of the Civil Rights Movement."

Lewis indicated to Axelrod that he didn't see Trump as fully appreciative of the "countless individuals" who "gave everything they had" in pursuit of equal rights.

"Black and white people died, they gave their lives," Lewis said, referencing some of those murdered during the Civil Rights Movement.

Lewis said that he still does not believe that Trump is the legitimate commander-in-chief.

"I truly believe to this day that this election was rigged in his favor," he said.

"I know his record, I know his history, he has a very long history of being on the other side and not on the right side," Lewis told Axelrod, adding that he believes the Department of Justice "has withdrawn from the participation in the process of looking out for people."

"That is a form of intimidation. That's a form of harassment," Lewis told Axelrod.

"Some of the people that make up this commission have a history, a long history, of making it harder and difficult for people to participate in the democratic process," Lewis said without specifying which people in the commission to whom he was referring. "We've come too far. This President should be leading us into the future, not taking us backwards."

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Jim Irsay Surprised By Progress Of 2017 Colts – Colts.com

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INDIANAPOLIS Jim Irsay is never one to hide feelings about his football team.

For the past couple of offseasons, Irsay has made it clear where improvements were needed.

Judging by Chris Ballards first offseason, one with a potential seven new defensive starters coming over to the Colts, the message has been heard by the teams new general manager.

I didnt think we would be this far along quite frankly, as we are. We have a ways to go. Im not saying we are there, but weve made a lot of progress.

Watching Ballards bevy of moves this offseason has given Irsay an extension of the January interview process.

Irsay wants fans to know their team is in good hands.

I just have to tell our fans that Chris Ballard is the real thing. Im telling you that theres many a team out there that wanted him. He wanted to be here.

Ballards presence in Indianapolis has led to some significant changes in personnel.

Like Irsay said, the total re-tooling of the Colts is not complete.

The faces have largely changed in Indianapolis, but the end goal for Irsay has not, and will not.

Ive said it before, we are into plural Lombardis. Thats what our goal is. Thats what we are pursuing. Ill be damned if we dont go out and get that. Ill be damned if we dont go out and get that.

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Phone call at All-Star fan convention helped Jose Quintana trade progress – Chicago Tribune

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White Sox general manager Rick Hahn was at the All-Star Game FanFest on Tuesday with his younger son when Cubs President Theo Epstein called.

Hahn, knowing the call was about the most anticipated trade in Chicago baseball this season, ducked behind an exhibit to talk specifics.

If only the exhibits had ears, the blockbuster trade might have been scooped before the Cubs and Sox issued the shocking announcements Thursday, though a pair of Reddit users apparently put the rumor out there Wednesday night. The Sox sent left-hander Jose Quintana to the Cubs for prospects Eloy Jimenez, Dylan Cease, Matt Rose and Bryant Flete.

The initiation of the deal came Sunday, when Hahn texted Epstein to let him know the negotiations for Quintana were likely to come to a head over the next few days. Hahn said he was direct that the deal had to begin with Jimenez and Cease.

"If they were interested, then now was the time to engage," Hahn said.

The pair reconnected Monday, spoke Tuesday about the Cubs' willingness to include their top two prospects and texted throughout the All-Star Game to figure out the final two pieces of the deal. It was finalized Wednesday night and announced Thursday morning.

It put to end seven months of speculation about where Quintana might end up.

Hahn said there were other deals for Quintana close in December, but they fell through. He also said the interest remained "very strong" through Wednesday, and the Sox were even in negotiations with a different team Saturday that prompted them to consider scratching Quintana for his final start before the All-Star break against the Rockies. But it wasn't close enough to pull him out.

Then the Cubs deal was finalized.

"In our opinion, in retrospect, this deal trumps anything we discussed last offseason," Hahn said.

Hahn said earlier this season that he was willing to do business with the Cubs, but speculation continued that he really wouldn't deal with the crosstown rival. Hahn said Thursday he found it "somewhat laughable" that the Sox would let such a deal lapse because of an interleague, intra-city rivalry.

"If we really felt motivated to take an inferior baseball deal, to not put this organization in the best possible spot to win multiple championships simply because of emotion, then we would be the wrong people running this club," Hahn said.

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Tillerson leaves Gulf after crisis talks, no word on progress – Reuters

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DOHA (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson left Qatar on Thursday after a tour of Gulf Arab countries aimed at easing the worst regional dispute in years, saying he made proposals that would help in resolving the month-long crisis.

Tillerson met Qatar's emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, to discuss Doha's feud with four Arab states that cut ties with Qatar on June 5 over allegations it funds extremist groups and is allying with their arch-foe Iran. Qatar denies this.

"Well I think it was helpful for me to be here and actually talk to them about a way forward, first to listen and get a sense of how serious the situation is, how emotional some of these issues are," Tillerson told reporters after leaving Doha.

"But we tabled some documents with both sides while we were here which lays out some ways that we might move this forward," he added.

Tillerson had been flying between the two sides and Kuwait, which has been acting as the mediator between the feuding Gulf countries, in the last two days in an effort to ease a crisis that put the whole region on edge.

On Thursday he flew back to Doha where he met Qatari rulers for the second time in two days. He also met with Kuwaiti and Saudi officials.

Tillerson said he was not a direct mediator but supporting the emir of Kuwait's role in building bridges to end the crisis.

"In my view there's a changed sense of willingness to at least be open to talking to one another and that was not the case before I came," he said.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain accused Qatar of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist movement that has been the greatest challenge to Arab autocrats. The Brotherhood was a major player in the Arab spring revolts across the Middle East and North Africa.

Qatar hosts some of the movement's prominent figures, including the spiritual leader and Egypt-born Yusuf al-Qaradawi.

"As to the Muslim Brotherhood, we've had sticking points with these parties ourselves, the U.S., in terms of how we view the Muslim Brotherhood's activities," Tillerson said. "And there's a difference of view among these parties over the Muslim Brotherhood, and again in many ways it's not much different than the differences we have."

On Wednesday, Tillerson left the Saudi Red Sea city of Jeddah after talks with ministers from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, the four countries which have imposed travel and commercial sanctions on Qatar.

He earlier signed a U.S.-Qatari accord on terrorism financing in an effort to help ease the crisis, but Qatar's opponents said it fell short of allaying their concerns.

"No wavering on the 13 demands" the headline of the Abu Dhabi government-linked al-Ittihad newspaper read on Thursday, referring to a list of demands the Arab states had put to Qatar.

Writing by Aziz El Yaakoubi and Sylvia Westall; Editing by Janet Lawrence and Leslie Adler

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