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NBA hires Danielle Scott, league's 6th female full-time ref - Vimarsana News

NBA hires Danielle Scott, league's 6th female full-time ref

Danielle Scott decided to join the family business. She’s taken it to a new level. Scott, the daughter of college basketball officials, was promoted Monday to the full-time NBA staff referee roster.

Source: apnews.com
NBA hires Danielle Scott as the league's sixth female full-time referee - Vimarsana News

NBA hires Danielle Scott as the league's sixth female full-time referee

The NBA has promoted Danielle Scott, the daughter of college basketball officials, as its sixth female full-time referee.

Source: espn.com
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2:00PM Water Cooler 4/12/2021 | naked capitalism - Vimarsana News

2:00PM Water Cooler 4/12/2021 | naked capitalism

Patient readers, more soon. –lambert UPDATE All done! Bird Song of the Day A shore-bird. I can’t hear the sea, though I wish I could. #COVID19 At reader request, I’ve added this daily chart from 91-DIVOC. The data is the Johns Hopkins CSSE data. Here is the site. I feel I’m engaging in a macabre form of tape-watching. Look at the South go! • Early in February, I said a simple way to compare Biden’s performance to Trump’s on vaccination would be to compare the curves. If Biden accelerated vaccine administration, the rate of vaccination post-Inaugural would kink upward, as the po...

After nine years without one, Vista opens two skate parks - Vimarsana News

After nine years without one, Vista opens two skate parks

Print Even before officials locked the gates and razed Vista’s only skate park in 2008, Jack Flaherty promised himself and fellow disappointed skateboarders that he would push until they once again had a spot of their own. It took nine years, lots of lobbying, and a residential building boom for it to happen. But Vista took the wrapping off two new skate parks over the weekend, sister sites that dwarf the old park. “I’m glad it got done while I could still use it,” the 52-year-old Flaherty said with a laugh this week. “I was trying to stay in shape just for that.”