Tennis then hockey, or hockey then tennis.
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It was also very clinical tennis from @felixtennis
Winning 78% of points when in attack is not normal 🎯
#ConversionScore calculates the percentage of points won when the player has been #InAttack
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If you normally vote Conservative I’d like to urge you to think once again about Boris Johnson. Why is it that so many traditional Tories like Ken Clarke and John Major are also urging you to do so?
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Great news that for today’s final the ATP Tennis Radio commentary is live on the @TennisTV @facebook page👍 Please check it out, comment and share. 🎧🎾📻 tun.in/sfws7
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🗓1st September
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New foreign Secretary Dominic Raab claimed today that the 2016 referendum is a mandate for No Deal.
This is what he actually said during that referendum. Pls RT teapawt.net/peoplesvote_uk/status/…
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1. It wasn't frictionless re-entry, hence the heat shields
2. It wasn't "hand-knitted" code, but complex, cutting-edge maths & computing
3. It wasn't achieved by "can do" spirit, but years of planning by experts
4. The solution to frictionless trade does exist: it's called the EU
"If they could use hand-knitted computer code to make a frictionless re-entry to Earth’s atmosphere in 1969, we can solve the problem of frictionless trade at the Northern Irish border" -- Boris Johnson in Monday's @Telegraph
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The most disastrous festival statement of all time:
“Let’s take it easy on the first night”
Priorities and budget lead the decision on what content to archive/preserve. If your priority is to sell archive content then you must make available to most commercially interesting content - which in sport is easy to categorise. Preserve what you must not lose and why!
Further priorities should include the risk profile of physical media degradation. We all know that hard disks can break easily and are seemingly more volatile than tape media. However tapes requires the right storage conditions, poor environment = higher risk of degradation.