Europe

all right, Hannah

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could anything be more midweek adjudication panel second half than that piece of content here's an interesting question for you Jamie Ward says I was watching Premier League years and it made me think what is the most insignificant Premier League season of each decade it can be based off the title race the winners relegation European exploits off-pitch moments etc I think 96-97, 0-0-0-1, 10-11 and 20-21.

Hopefully a thinker.

Charlie, I feel like you've got some strong opinions about this, certainly in the 90s.

Seasoned with expectation that American voters' rebuke would not necessarily end the US conflict with Iran or change Trump's policies on tariffs.

or his lukewarm at-best support for Ukraine and America's European allies.

Spain's Social Democratic Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez wrote on X that Americans had voted against hate, against machismo, against climate denialism, and against the privileges of the elites.

Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barat-Eder said the majority of Americans had sent a clear message, enough of polarization.

A trilateral summit of the leaders of the world's three major nuclear powers would be unprecedented.

Its closest comparison may be the 1945 Yalta Conference, where leaders of the US, UK and Soviet Union met to discuss Europe's future as Nazi Germany neared defeat.

Iran's government has welcomed the Democrats' sweeping victory in both the Senate and House in the U.S. midterm elections.

It said the stinging rebuke to Donald Trump showed American voters have rejected the president's war against Tehran.

And also, just so you know, right, if you are traveling to that.

There's a European convention going on with all the leaders.

So the traffic is going to be ridiculous that day.

So just take that in mind.

I don't know if you're going to it, but just remember that.

Anyway, obviously no URC games, no European games.

Well, we have all these games going off.

but anyway details of our game as i said 8 10 p.m tomorrow today tomorrow whenever you're listening friday 6 november 2026 there you are uh in viva stadium obviously uh capacity there are 51 000 i don't know what the tickets are i think there is still a good few tickets for the argentina game i think they found them hard to sell those ones but in fairness there's a couple of other big games coming up so when the price of them are absolutely through the roof and you're going to be sitting in the nosebleeds anyway a lot of people are going to buy them But look, the weather supposedly is going to be misty and fog.

So for five years, I was working in our corporate communications, marketing and brand team.

And I was effectively doing a mini CMO role across our European markets and then our America's markets.

And it was leading sort of a 360 comm strategy across advertising, PR, social, sponsorship and events, as well as supporting our sales and commercial teams in those markets to kind of help us fill the planes.

So when the role came up as head of partnerships at Skywoods, it really appealed to me because of the strong commercial focus.

And part of the driver for that, we had a few growers onto us because they've either seen on Twitter some Americans saying it's a great idea, or there's just general talk that these things might work.

And I guess the first thing we looked at was for our systems, there's been plenty of work done to show clean summer fallow, conserve water, get a disease break, and that water that you can conserve over summer, especially the further north you go with summer rainfall, contributes to your crop yield.

So what's the reality of a summer crop actually having benefit? Whereas you look at the North American and even the European situation, they grow their crops in summer, their winters are cold and boggy.

So they're leaching a lot of nutrient over winter, or if you've got snow melt, you get nitrate moving into waterways.

And so for them, you can see straight away, if you can grow a crop that's gonna use water that's otherwise leaching, and at the same time suck up your nitrogen, and it's not using water that your next crop's gonna grow, benefit.

I'll admit I wasn't familiar with the case before the assignment, but it's something that has come to consume not only me, but my wife.

My wife, who grew up in Europe, was very active in creating and using codes with friends as a child.

Later in the medical profession, she's also worked a great deal with the mentally ill and persons with other disabilities, including those who had difficulty communicating.

So when I briefed her about the unsolved murder of Ricky McCormick, she became quite interested when I got to the part about uncrackable codes having been found in his pocket.

Let's go over to the Washington Post.

This is how, especially for those of you who reside outside of the United States, people who are foreign to Americans, you live in Great Britain, you live in France, you live in Europe or Asia or Africa somewhere, and you see that map and you think, man, America's a lost cause.

The United States is a lost cause.

This is the actual map here.

Not believe Iran was going to get a nuke, and you do not believe that they would not fall upon 47 years of hate and vitriol and to use it against Israel, the little Satan, or us, the big Satan.

You do not believe they would do that or use it in Europe or anywhere else.

Thanks.

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