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I m thinking, how different is it, harold? speeder tennis at pickleball be afraid. jesse: she said she liked the instructor. tyrus: pools and tennis but not pickleball. emily: pickleball is for nerds. it is the latest thing, like that game at the park, a mini trampoline and kicking around a ball. i m not single but if i wasn t someone came up in any way associated with pickleball, that s an idiot. harold: you were an athlete. sandra: i play a lot of tennis. pickleball, i am not going to hate on it because i think it is a really good sport for people who can t. [laughter] tyrus: so is teaching. emily: mother teresa, sandra, terrible! sandra: there is nothing wrong with binding activity if you are single to meet someone. tyrus: would you go heckle a tennis player? harold: finally, researchers have found students
I m thinking, how different is it, harold? speeder tennis at pickleball be afraid. jesse: she said she led the instructor. tyrus: pools and tennis but not pickleball. emily: pickleball is for nerds. it is the latest thing, like that game at the park, a mini trampoline and kicking around a ball. i m not single but if i wasn t someone came up in any way associated with pickleball, that s an idiot. harold: you were an athlete. sandra: i play a lot of tennis. pickleball, i am not going to hate on it because i think it is a really good sport for people who can t. [laughter] tyrus: so is teaching. emily: mother teresa, sandra, terrible! sandra: there is nothing wrong with binding activity if you are single to meet someone. tyrus: would you go heckle a tennis player? harold: finally, researchers have found students
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Researchers say that this heatwave was essentially a once in 200 year event at the moment but if our temperatures globally go up about 2 degrees which could happen in the next ten to 15 years, maybe longer, then that heatwave will occur once every 20 years. so there is a massive multiplier in terms of the global average temperature going up in the next number of years. breaking sport news. the fa cup replays have been scrapped from next season. we will have more in the sport coming up in the next half an hour. it was a chilly start to the day particularly for central and southern parts of the uk and we had a touch of frost around. rain has been moving in from the north and for the rest of the day it will be damp across the northern part of the uk, whereas sunny spells will hold on in the south. there is high pressure out towards the west, but this weather front is coming around the northern side of that high pressure, bringing the cloud and rain
Was during ramadan, people were fasting, there was literally no relief and that may well be linked to the number of deaths that people have recounted a hospital in bamako in mali was seeing 102 deaths in the early days of april. compare that to the last year when they had 160 in the whole of april. so they are clearly linking those deaths to the heat. they say a lot of those people were elderly and they also say essentially this is the tip of the iceberg in terms of the numbers of people who were affected by this intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what will happen in decades to come if nothing is done to try and stop climate change and global warming. that s right, the researchers here link this very clearly to the use of oil, coal and gas, to deforestation, to agriculture around the world, that have driven up emissions of carbon dioxide and other warming gases. that s put our current temperatures 1.2 degrees above what they were before the industrial era. those temperatures are going to continue to rise.
At a specialist school known as treloar s. it had medicalfacilities on site which helped pupils lead a more normal life, but also presented clinical researchers with a unique cohort of children. i met three of the 122 boys who attended the school in the 70s and 80s, gary, steve and ade. every new boy presumably was started on a trial. i mean, i certainly did. i went in 75. by the beginning of 76, i was on a trial for quite some time. research focused on preventative, known as prophylactic treatment, which meant three to four times more of the blood product known to be contaminated was given to the boys than they required. if we didn t go for our prophylaxis appointments, we would either get dragged out of school lessons, because you had missed your appointment, and if you did it so many times, you got black marks. they were also supposed to call. the haemophilia doctors were supposed to call our parents, and they were supposed to make that