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"He bled blue," said Wallabies defence coach Nathan Grey, who was an assistant at the Waratahs during Horne’s time there. "It was a pleasure to coach him." "He was the guy who, when you had a young player come in, you’d say ‘see that bloke, go talk to him, watch him, see how he prepares and how he trains, that’s what you want to replicate’. I can’t think of a greater compliment for someone than to say he was a role model."

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EXPLAINING ‘TRUTH ISN’T TRUTH’ — @RudyGiuliani: “My statement was not meant as a pontification on moral theology but one referring to the situation where two people make precisely contradictory statements, the classic ‘he said, she said’ puzzle. Sometimes further inquiry can reveal the truth other times it doesn’t.”

Dudley Alumni, Greensboro Chapter: 4 p.m. second Sunday, St. Matthews United Methodist Church, 600 E. Florida St., GB. Laverne Carter, 336-272-2161.

Three years ago, Hilborn brought his idea to the Elmwood Business Association who endorsed the project. He contacted KNOX of Hartford, who coordinates a variety of greening programs. KNOX is an ever-growing coalition of residents, volunteers, corporate partners, and community organizations that support greater Hartford’s people and environment.

U.S. Route 24 runs for 1,540 miles from Clarkston, Michigan, to Minturn, Colorado, but it is actually the portion of the route that falls around Toledo, Ohio, that has earned it its pretty gnarly reputation as one of the most dangerous East Coast roads, says City-Data. The highway, similar to Route 138, has been given some nicknames that makes it worth skipping out on! In addition to some of its scary nicknames, U.S. 24 is notorious for terrible road conditions in the winter time, making winter tires an absolute must during the cold snowy months.

FLY-IN: Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association will meet with lawmakers this week as part of the group’s National Advocacy Conference Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers at the conference include Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Reps. Denny Heck (D-Wash.) and French Hill (R-Ark.), and HUD Deputy Secretary Pam Patenaude.

Danbury lay ahead and more crazy post-holiday week-end traffic that began to let up a bit by the time we crossed the New York state line. Our goal for the first night was Port Jervis, a town that’s barely in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania all at the same time, the eastern version of the Four Corners out west. My experienced travel companion likes to alternate nights between Holiday Express and Hampton Inn. This stay-at-home country mouse is learning the ropes. About an hour before we decide to cash it in, to give up for the day, I ask Siri to call the nearest one and reserve a room.

To see or not to see? That’s hardly the question at 5th Wall Productions’ presentation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, which flips genders and cranks up the jams for an innovative spin on a stage classic. Director Thomas Gerlick breathes new life into the centuries-old tale of regicide and revenge — and offers a bit of sly meta-commentary on the Elizabethan era’s all-male theatrical ensembles — by casting Alexandra Kulik in the titular role, giving audiences a whole new view into the psyche of drama’s most indecisive Dane. Hamlet’s adaptability is a key component of its cultural endurance, though the rest of the credit must go to one of history’s most eminently quotable scripts. The production opens at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 8, at the Bakery Arts Warehouse, 2132 Market Street, with repeat evening performances through November 17 and a 2 p.m. matinee on November 18. Buy tickets, $20, and learn more at 5th-wall-productions.ticketleap.com.

Good day Carson City, it is Monday, Jan. 7, 2019. After snow and wind blew into the capital city Sunday and overnight, we are looking at clearing but breezy skies in time for today’s inauguration on the capitol grounds. Today is also the first day of classes for Carson City School District after winter break. As of the time of this writing, no delays have been announced.

Zumba Classes: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays and every other Thursday, 2227 Pinecroft Road, GB. With certified Zumba instructor. $2, 18 and older; $1, 17 and younger. Erica, 336-272-4463.

All of the numbers you see in today’s piece are fresh, using updated drivers. For Nvidia, we’re using build 417.54 for every card. AMD’s cards utilize Crimson Adrenalin 2019 Edition 18.12.3, which was the latest at test time.