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Four-goal second period powers Raiders past Pats Photo Courtesy of Keith Hershmiller/WHL Prince Albert Raiders forward Justin Nachbaur, left, turns around to see his deflected shot in the back of the Regina Pats net on Tuesday night at the Brandt Centre. Once the Prince Albert Raiders offence got rolling on Tuesday night, it was hard for the Regina Pats to slow them down. The Raiders scored four times in nearly five-and-a-half minutes during the second period of play as they would go on to pick up a 4-2 victory over the Pats at the Brandt Centre. “I thought that was one of our best team gam...

Gigulate Dave Lombardo Says Slayer Wouldn’t Have Survived if They Debuted in Internet Era He also takes a jab at Slayer's latter day output. The post Dave Lombardo Says Slayer Wouldn’t Have Survived if They Debuted in Internet Era appeared first on MetalSucks.

Episode 14: Tanzania's Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu on Politics after Magufuli The death of President Magufuli, a populist authoritarian and COVID-denier, officially from a heart failure, raises questions about whether newly sworn-in President Samia Suluhu Hassan will change course or maintain her predecessor’s authoritarian track. Tundu Lissu, Tanzania’s main opposition leader, joins Alan Boswell this week to discuss the late President Magufuli’s legacy and policies in Tanzania. Tundu says President Magufuli’s death is an opportunity to reverse trends and ensure accountability in ...

Save this story for later. After the stock market closed on Wednesday, there was a good deal of celebrating at r/WallStreetBets, the Reddit message board favored by small investors who have been bidding up the shares of GameStop, a video-game retailer that has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. A couple of weeks ago, the stock was trading below twenty dollars. It’s been rising sharply since, and on Wednesday it shot up more than a hundred per cent, to close at $347.51 on news that a number of short sellers—Wall Street traders who bet on stock prices falling—had closed out their ...