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Bear Bryant houndstooth hat sells for $33,000 Updated Apr 08, 2021; Posted Apr 08, 2021 A black-and-white houndstooth hat once owned by Alabama football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant sold for more than $33,000 at a recent auction.Lelands Facebook Share A black-and-white houndstooth hat once owned by Alabama football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant sold for more than $33,000 at a recent auction. Lelands 2021 Spring Classic Auction included the hat, which was owned by an unnamed consignor’s mothe...

Dublins Q102 By Kevin OMahony It had been hoped the milestone would be reached earlier. The Government had previously aimed to get 1.25 million doses given to people by the end of March however, there were supply issues. Jack Lambert is a professor of infectious diseases. He reckons the government will struggle to meet its vaccine target of 4 million doses by the end of June: "Its a huge challenge to rollout five million vaccines, two doses to a population like this. "W...

The one millionth dose of Covid-19 vaccine is due to be administered in Ireland today. The Government had previously aimed to get 1.25 million doses given to people by the end of March - however there were supply issues. Meanwhile, nine further Covid-19 related deaths have been recorded by the Department of Health and 443 new cases of the disease were reported - 17 of them in Donegal. The five-day moving average number of cases now stands at 463, which is almost 15 percent lower than last week....

LMFM By Ruth OConnell The one millionth dose of Covid-19 vaccine is due to be administered in Ireland today. A joint motion will be filed at the countrys three teacher union conferences today, which would potentially see them take strike action over the change to the vaccine priority list. Teachers had been due to receive vaccines as essential workers but the list was changed to an age-based model, with the HSE saying it would help speed the roll-out up. Any ...

By Chad Tyson Apr 6, 2021 The plastic holder Jack Lambert used to keep his false teeth in sold for some big money at auction this past weekend. Bidding wrapped on Saturday, and the winning bid for the holder was just under $20,000...$19,914 to be exact!! In addition to the holder, there were 22 other Lambert items up for bidding, including a game worn helmet that sold for $48k. You can check out the complete lot of Lamberts items and see how much each sold for at

April 5, 2021 By Waterways Journal Richard “Dick” Lambert, long-time champion of the inland waterways, died March 20 at his home in Burnsville, Minn., after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 85. Born in St. Paul, Minn., he was the grandson of Col. George Lambert, an early advocate for the 9-foot channel project on the Upper Mississippi River, for whom Lambert’s Landing in St. Paul was named. Dick Lambert attend...

Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images Way back on April 1, 2013, I did something that would ultimately become an annual tradition: I wrote an April Fool’s article that made many people angry. Despite how notorious that special day on the calendar had always been for pulling crap on folks, the folks in Steeler Nation never seemed to catch on—even when the articles were littered with disclaimers. I was going to do one this year, but I noticed that the punch these articles used to have start...

Updated: 13 Mar 2021, 16:59 WITH the topic of ­disinformation becoming more and more prevalent, I thought I’d help bring you up to speed on the subject of ‘deepfakes’. Deepfakes use high-end computer programming to make a video where the subject, content or message is contrary to what the speaker may have meant. 2 It could even be a pure fabrication from the outset. To look into this more, I spoke to visual effects expert and digital rights campaigner Aidan O’Brien who has worked in th...

The bishops’ intervention marks one of the first times this year that there has been any high-profile lobbying against the Level 5 Covid restrictions, which have been in place since Christmas. After the horrors of January — when Ireland’s daily new case rate per million was the highest in the world and when hospital admissions pushed the system towards breaking point — there has been a reluctance from business and hospitality groups to question the lockdown publicly. Things have changed...

Talk of easing restrictions early next month while daily numbers remain stubbornly high – are w...