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lost in translation (2003) dir. by sofia coppola

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the last of us headers

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ant-man and the wasp: quantumania headers

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february 17 in all theaters🐜

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the life aquatic with steve zissou (2004) dir. wes anderson

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Ce film est génial ! On ressent l'âme des ghostbusters. Phoebe est juste badass et elle gère, ça fait tellement du bien qu'un perso jeune mène la danse !! Et quel plaisir de retrouver les anciens.

Le casting est super bien choisi.

Ça a été un réel plaisir de pouvoir être immergé dans l'ambiance ghostbuster.

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Ghostbusters [1984] -  Dr. Peter Venkman and  Dr. Egon Spengler Icons and Headers

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Dream Journal 2017-11-19: LEMME TELL YOU ABOUT THE NEWEST ACTION MOVIE THAT NEEDS TO BE MADE

After two days of absence due to me literally forgetting every dream I had (Friday) and playing Pokemon until it was too late to write coherent sentences (Saturday), I’m now back with some quality content! But first, let’s get the bits and pieces of dreams out of the way:

Dream Fragments

Watched a documentary about PayPal’s identity verification processes and how individuals of seemingly Middle Eastern ancestry are disproportionately targeted for verification, told for the perspective of a businessman from India. It was a surprisingly engrossing story.

Rode my bicycle down an empty stretch of highway at sunset during the late summer. The wind on my face was wonderful and the sunset was especially vibrant.

A zombie apocalypse went down, but I was too busy having emotionally fulfilling marital relations with my wife in the woods to get involved with petty matters like “the end of the world” and “the fate of humanity.”

Met an imaginary celebrity who looked sort of like Bill Murray with wavy black hair that came down past his shoulders. Apparently his name was Bill Pentecost, and he really liked apples.

I was badly singing (like really badly) a version of the song “Low Ride” and my wife was like “Sweetie, please, no. Don’t do that.”

In another bicycle/celebrity dream, I rode past an apartment complex that seemingly appeared overnight. There was a big sign outside that said “YES KEANU REEVES LIVES HERE GO AWAY JFC.” Maybe Keanu Reeves lives there? Or is that just some weird misdirection?

The Feature Presentation: “The Kidnapping of the Cupcake”

And speaking of Keanu Reeves, he has an appearance in yet another of my dreams! The last dream fragment before I woke to feed the cats was the one about Keanu’s apartment, and I guess my brain was just primed to see Keanu when I went back to sleep (because cats don’t seem to care about waking their humans up at “reasonable” hours). But what I saw during this next bout of sleep was an extended trailer for a film called “The Kidnapping of the Cupcake.”

Yes, the name is kind of silly, but stick with me now. There’s a jazz soundtrack that opens up the trailer and we see Keanu Reeves walking down the street in a suit (no beard, though, for all you John Wick fans). He stops at a house and bangs on the door. It opens to reveal Christopher Lloyd who looks to be every bit of his circa-2017 age. Keanu tells his friend to get ready because they’re about to have to go on a mission together to dole out some vigilante justice. These characters probably have names that weren’t revealed to me, so in the interest of simplicity, I’ll just keep referring to them by the names of their actors.

Cut to a shot of the two guys walking down the street wearing long coats even though it’s the middle of summer in what looks to be California. Despite this, they still look dapper as hell. “We can’t get cupcakes any more at that bakery we like,” Keanu says.

“This is unacceptable!” says Christopher.

Now there’s a training montage where Keanu and Christopher practice superhuman feats of archery with their crossbows. Yes, these men are definitely crossbow-wielding assassins. And that cupcake incident was what pushed them both over the edge. These dudes can shoot incoming arrows/bolts out of the air with zero effort. It’s like that bullet-time effect in The Matrix, only less cheesy and not done with copious amounts of slow motion. Most of the training montage is actually the two of them shooting directly at each other and either catching the bolts with their bare hands or shooting them out of the sky like a boss. When the training montage is complete, the two men high-five each other.

The scene cuts to a tastefully-lit shot of the interior of a sun drenched high-rise apartment in France. It’s shot in a stylized way to look slightly hazy, and you can tell it’s probably a flashback. Orange sunlight floods through the open windows into the pink living room. A young boy and a woman are seen in silhouette in the shot, and the woman is leaning over the boy telling him that she’s got to go away for a while and that she’ll be back soon.

Now we’re back in the present. There are disjointed shots of explosions, tables being flipped in a restaurant, various threats from the bad guy, and at least one gratuitous slow-mo shot of a bullet piercing a red velvet cake.

Keanu points his crossbow directly at the camera and says something cool and action-movie-esque, like “You picked the wrong day to take away my cupcakes.” And because it’s a fast-paced movie trailer, he shoots his crossbow bolt into the camera toward the viewer right as the movie’s title card comes into view:

It’s a solid pink background with white script that reads “The Kidnapping of the Cupcake” and a chocolate cupcake tumbles from the top of the screen and lands icing-side down just beneath the words. A maraschino cherry that adorned the top of the cupcake is crushed under the weight of such deliciousness that is splatters like stylized blood (because apparently Zack Snyder of 300 and Sin City fame did the title sequence). Smooth jazz continues to play until the music is interrupted by the sound of a gunshot.

The above is the most accurate retelling I can make of the dream as it happened, but there are a few points that were kind of left in need of clarification. As hilarious as it would be for two assassins to go on a murder rampage because cupcakes got taken off the menu, I think there was more to it than that. The feel of the dream seemed to indicate that the woman in the apartment was the owner and only baker at the cupcake place. She was kidnapped by some European guy for unspecified reasons about something that happened in France, and the kidnapper wanted a ransom for his troubles.

Keanu Reeves was a loyal customer that showed up every day for a single cupcake, and he had mostly retired from the world of murder-for-hire. But when he found out that the supply of his precious daily cupcake were going to be interrupted, he took up arms again and went to work. I’m pretty sure he solved the problem and got free cupcakes for life, so the story has a happy ending for everybody who isn’t a criminal. Pretty sure that guy got shot to death, but what else would you expect?

If someone would like to turn this into an actual movie/script/story, feel free to do so. Just let me see the final result (and let me meet Keanu Reeves and Christopher Lloyd if you have pull to make things happen in Hollywood). Until next time, my dreamtime friends!

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Header image of Keanu Reeves getting guns pointed at him is a promotional shot from John Wick Chapter Two.

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Yeah it was,cause Mulaney was in his first season and bill and Seth just had him in their office while they wrote that till he came up with that line then he wrote it I looked it up and Matt Murray (Parks/B99/The Good Place writer) wrote the ones with header before Mulaney came in

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Sen. Cantwell Leads With New Consumer Data Privacy Bill

There is a lot to like about U.S. Sen. Cantwell’s new Consumer Online Privacy Rights Act (COPRA). It is an important step towards the comprehensive consumer data privacy legislation that we need to protect us from corporations that place their profits ahead of our privacy.

The bill, introduced on November 26, is co-sponsored by Sens. Schatz, Klobuchar, and Markey. It fleshes out the framework for comprehensive federal privacy legislation announced a week earlier by Sens. Cantwell, Feinstein, Brown, and Murray, who are, respectively, the ranking members of the Senate committees on Commerce, Judiciary, Banking, and Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.

This post will address COPRA’s various provisions in four groupings: EFF’s key priorities, the bill’s consumer rights, its business duties, and its scope of coverage.

EFF’s Key Priorities

COPRA satisfies two of EFF’s three key priorities for federal consumer data privacy legislation: private enforcement by consumers themselves; and no preemption of stronger state laws. COPRA makes a partial step towards EFF’s third priority: no “pay for privacy” schemes.

Private enforcement. All too often, enforcement agencies lack the resources or political will to enforce statutes that protect the public, so members of the public must be  empowered to step in. Thus, we are pleased that COPRA has a strong private right of action to enforce the law. Specifically, in section 301(c), COPRA allows any individual who is subjected to a violation of the Act to bring a civil suit. They may seek damages (actual, liquidated, and punitive), equitable and declaratory relief, and reasonable attorney’s fees.

COPRA also bars enforcement of pre-dispute arbitration agreements, in section 301(d). EFF has long opposed these unfair limits on user enforcement of their legal rights in court.

Further, COPRA in section 301(a) provides for enforcement by a new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) bureau comparable in size to existing FTC bureaus. State Attorneys General and consumer protection officers may also enforce the law, per section 301(b). It is helpful to diffuse government enforcement in this manner.

No preemption of stronger state laws. COPRA expressly, in section 302(c), does not preempt state laws unless they are in direct conflict with COPRA, and a state law is not in direct conflict if it affords greater protection. This is most welcome. Federal legislation should be a floor and not a ceiling for data privacy protection. EFF has long opposed preemption by federal laws of stronger state privacy laws.

“Pay for privacy.” COPRA only partially addresses EFF’s third priority: that consumer data privacy laws should bar businesses from retaliating against consumers who exercise their privacy rights. Otherwise, businesses will make consumers pay for their privacy, by refusing to serve privacy-minded consumers at all, by charging them higher prices, or by providing them services of a lower quality. Such “pay for privacy” schemes discourage everyone from exercising their fundamental human right to data privacy, and will result in a society of income-based “privacy haves” and “privacy have nots.”

In this regard, COPRA is incomplete. On the bright side, it bars covered entities from conditioning the provision of service on the individual’s waiver of their privacy rights in section 109. But COPRA allows covered entities to charge privacy-minded consumers a higher price or provide a lower quality. We urge amendment of COPRA to bar such “pay for privacy” schemes.

Consumer Rights Under COPRA

COPRA would provide individuals with numerous data privacy rights that they may assert against covered entities.

Right to opt-out of data transfer. An individual may require a covered entity to stop transferring their data to other entities. This protection, in section105(b), is an important one. COPRA requires the FTC to establish processes for covered entities to use to facilitate opt-out requests. In doing so, the FTC shall “minimize the number of opt-out designations of a similar type that a consumer must take.” We hope these processes include browser headers and similar privacy settings, such as the “do not track” system, that allow tech users at once to signal to all online entities that they have opted-out.

Right to opt-in to sensitive data processing. An individual shall be free from any data processing or transfer of their “sensitive” data, unless they affirmatively consent to such processing, under section 105(c). There is an exception for certain “publicly available information.

The bill has a long list of what is considered “sensitive” data: government-issued identifiers; information about physical and mental health; credentials for financial accounts; biometrics; precise geolocation; communications content and metadata; email, phone number, or account log-in credentials; information revealing race, religion, union membership, sexual orientation, sexual behavior, or online activity over time and across websites; calendars, address books, phone and text logs, photos, or videos on a device; nude pictures; any data processed in order to identify the above data; and any other data designated by the FTC.

Of course, a great deal of information that the bill does not deem “sensitive” is in fact extraordinarily sensitive. This includes, for example, immigration status, marital status, lists of familial and social contacts, employment history, sex, and political affiliation. So COPRA’s list of sensitive data is under-inclusive. In fact, any such list will be under-inclusive, as new technologies make it ever-easier to glean highly personal facts from apparently innocuous bits of data. Thus, all covered information should be free from processing and transfer, absent opt-in consent, and a few other tightly circumscribed exceptions.

Right to access. An individual may obtain from a covered entity, in a human-readable format, the covered data about them, and the names of third parties their data was disclosed to. Affirming this right, in section 102(a), is good. But requesters should also be able to learn the names of the third parties who provided their personal data to the responding entity. To map the flow of their personal data, consumers must be able to learn both where it came from and where it went.

Right to portability. An individual may export their data from a covered entity in a “structured, interoperable, and machine-readable format.” This right to data portability, in section 105(a), is an important aspect of user autonomy and the right-to-know. It also may promote competition, by making it easier for tech users to bring their data from one business to another.

Rights to delete and to correct. An individual may require a covered entity to delete or correct covered data about them, in sections 103 and 104.

Business Duties Under COPRA

COPRA would require businesses to shoulder numerous duties, even if a consumer does not exercise any of the aforementioned rights.

Duty to minimize data processing. COPRA, in section 106, would bar a covered entity from processing or transferring data “beyond what is reasonably necessary, proportionate, and limited” to certain kinds of purposes. This is “data minimization,” that is, the principle that an entity should minimize its processing of consumer data. Minimization is an important tool in the data privacy toolbox. We are glad COPRA has a minimization rule. We also are also glad COPRA would apply this rule to all the ways an entity processes data (and not just, for example, to data collection or sharing).

However, COPRA should improve its minimization yardstick. Data privacy legislation should bar companies from processing data except as reasonably necessary to give the consumer what they asked for, or for a few other narrow purposes. Along these lines, COPRA allows processing to carry out the “specific” purpose “for which the covered entity has obtained affirmative express consent,” or to “complete a transaction … specifically requested by an individual.” Less helpful is COPRA’s additional allowance of processing for the purpose “described in the privacy policy made available by the covered entity.” We suggest deletion of this allowance, because most consumers will not read the privacy policy.

Duty of loyalty. COPRA, in section 101, would bar companies from processing or transferring data in a manner that is “deceptive” or “harmful.” The latter term means likely to cause: a financial, physical, or reputational injury; an intrusion on seclusion; or “other substantial injury.” This is a good step. We hope legislators will also explore “information fiduciary” obligations where the duty of loyalty would require the business to place the consumer’s data privacy rights ahead of the business’ own profits.

Duty to assess algorithmic decision-making impact. An entity must conduct an annual impact assessment if it uses algorithmic decision-making to determine: eligibility for housing, education, employment, or credit; distribution of ads for the same; or access to public accommodations. This annual assessment—as described in section 108(b)—must address, among other things, whether the system produces discriminatory results. This is good news. EFF has long sought greater transparency about algorithmic decision-making.

Duty to build privacy protection systems. A covered entity must designate a privacy officer and a data security officer. These officers must implement a comprehensive data privacy program, annually assess data risks, and facilitate ongoing compliance with COPRA’s section 202. Moreover, the CEO of a “large” covered entity must certify, based on review, the existence of adequate internal controls and reporting structures to ensure compliance. COPRA in section 2(15) defines a “large” entity as one that processes the data of 5 million people or the sensitive data of 100,000 people. These COPRA rules will help ensure that businesses build the privacy protections systems needed to safeguard consumers’ personal information.

Duty to publish a privacy policy. A covered entity must publish a privacy policy that states, among other things, the categories of data it collects, the purpose of collection, the identity of entities to which it transfers data, and the duration of retention. This language, in section 102(b), will advance transparency.

Duty to secure data. A covered entity must establish and implement reasonable data security practices, as described in section 107.

Scope of Coverage

Consumer data privacy laws must be scoped to particular data, to particular covered entities, and with particular exceptions.

Covered data. COPRA, in section 2(8)(A) protects “covered data,” defined as “information that identifies, or is linked or reasonably linkable to an individual or a consumer device, including derived data.” This term excludes de-identified data, and information lawfully obtained from government records.

We are pleased that “covered data” extends to “devices,” and that “derived” data includes “data about a household” in section 2(11). Some businesses track devices and households, without ascertaining the identity of individuals.

Unfortunately, COPRA defines “covered data” to exclude “employee data,” meaning personal data collected in the course of employment and processed solely for employment in sections 2(8)(B)(ii) and 2(12). For many people, the greatest threat to data privacy comes from their employers and not from other businesses. Some businesses use cutting-edge surveillance tools to closely scrutinize employees at computer workstations (including their keystrokes) and at assembly lines (including wristbands to monitor physical movements). Congress must protect the data privacy of workers as well as consumers.

Covered entities. COPRA, as outlined in section 2(9) applies to every entity or person subject to the FTC Act. That Act, in turn, excludes various economic sectors, such as common carriers, per 15 U.S.C. 45(a)(2). Hopefully, this COPRA limitation reflects the jurisdictional frontiers of the various congressional committees—and the ultimate federal consumer data privacy bill will apply across economic sectors.

COPRA excludes “small business” from the definition of “covered entity” under sections 2(9) & (23). EFF supports such exemptions, among other reasons because small start-ups often are engines of innovation. Two of COPRA’s three size thresholds would exclude small businesses: $25 million in gross annual revenue, or 50% of revenue from transferring personal data. But COPRA’s third size threshold would capture many small businesses: annual processing of the personal data of 100,000 people, households, or devices. Many small businesses have websites that process the IP addresses of 300 visitors per day. We suggest deleting this third threshold, or raising it by an order of magnitude.

Exceptions. COPRA contains various exemptions, listed in sections 110(c) through 110(g).

Importantly, it includes a journalism exemption in section 110(e): “Nothing in this title shall apply to the publication of newsworthy information of legitimate public concern to the public by a covered entity, or to the processing or transfer of information by a covered entity for that purpose. This exemption is properly framed by the activity of journalism, which all people and organizations have a First Amendment right to exercise, regardless of whether they are a professional journalist or a news organization.

COPRA, in section 110(d)(1)(D), exempts the processing and transfer of data as reasonably necessary “to protect against malicious, deceptive, fraudulent or illegal purposes.” Unfortunately, many businesses may interpret such language to allow them to process all manner of personal data, in order to identify patterns of user behavior that the businesses deem indicative of attempted fraud. We urge limitation of this exemption.

Conclusion

We thank Sen. Cantwell for introducing COPRA. It is a strong step forward in the national conversation over how government should protect us from businesses that harvest and monetize our personal information. While we will seek strengthening amendments, COPRA is an important data privacy framework for legislators and privacy advocates.

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Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray Headlines NFL Network's Preseason Week 3 Live Schedule

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NFL Network's preseason Week 3 live schedule begins Friday, August 23 when Baker Mayfield, Odell Beckham Jr. and the Cleveland Browns travel to face Mike Evans and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 7:30 PM ET. Editions of NFL Total Access air at 7:00 PM ET, during halftime of Browns-Buccaneers and at 10:30 PM ET with host Cole Wright, and analysts Steve Mariucci and James Jones.

On Saturday, August 24, NFL Network offers a triple-header of live preseason Week 3 games, starting at 1:00 PM ET when No. 1 overall pick Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals travel to face Kirk Cousinsand the Minnesota Vikings. Saturday's triple-header continues at 7:00 PM ET when Deshaun Watsonand the Houston Texans face Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys, followed by Philip Rivers and the Los Angeles Chargers against Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks at 10:00 PM ET. Editions of NFL Total Access air at 12:30 PM ET and during halftime of Cardinals-Vikings with host Scott Hanson, and analysts Kurt Warner and Steve Mariucci. Additional editions of NFL Total Access air at 6:30 PM ETand during halftime of Texans-Cowboys and Seahawks-Chargers with host Lindsay Rhodes, and analysts Warner, David Carr and James Jones.

Live preseason games on NFL Network are subject to blackouts in the local markets of the participating teams.

Additionally, NFL Network re-airs broadcasts of every preseason Week 3 game.

On Thursday, August 22, a preseason edition of NFL GameDay Live airs at 7:00 PM ET, with host Rhett Lewis, and analysts Terrell Davis and Marcel Reece providing four hours of live look-ins and analysis of the night's preseason action. Lewis, Davis and Reece also host a live edition of NFL Total Access at 11:00 PM ET.

Two editions of NFL Total Access air Sunday, August 25 at 7:00 PM and 11:00 PM ET with hosts Cole Wright and Amber Theoharis, and analysts James Jones and DeAngelo Hall.

All NFL Network programming – including 14 LIVE preseason games and re-airs of all 65 preseason games – can be streamed live through the NFL and NFL Network apps on smartphones, tablets, PCs and connected TV devices. Access is available for NFL Network subscribers of participating TV providers. For more information, go to NFL.com/nflnetwork.

NFL Game Pass provides fans in the United States access to live out-of-market preseason games, as well as other exclusive content. NFL Game Pass is available at NFL.com/GamePass, as well as on Smartphones, Tablets and Connected TVs via the NFL App.

Below is NFL Network's preseason Week 3 broadcast schedule.  

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NFL NETWORK 2019 PRESEASON WEEK 3 GAMES SCHEDULE

(ALL TIMES EASTERN; LIVE GAMES IN BOLD; ALL GAMES IN HIGH DEFINITION)

Thursday, August 22

12 Midnight ET – Green Bay Packers vs. Oakland Raiders

4:00 AM ET – Washington Redskins vs. Atlanta Falcons 

Friday, August 23

10:00 AM ET – New York Giants vs. Cincinnati Bengals

1:00 PM ET – Baltimore Ravens vs. Philadelphia Eagles

4:00 PM ET – Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots

7:30 PM ET – Cleveland Browns vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – LIVE

11:00 PM ET – New York Giants vs. Cincinnati Bengals

2:00 AM ET – Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions

4:30 AM ET – Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Miami Dolphins

Saturday, August 24

7:00 AM ET – Cleveland Browns vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

10:00 AM ET – Baltimore Ravens vs. Philadelphia Eagles

1:00 PM ET – Arizona Cardinals vs. Minnesota Vikings – LIVE

4:00 PM ET – Green Bay Packers vs. Oakland Raiders

7:00 PM ET – Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys – LIVE

10:00 PM ET – Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Chargers – LIVE

1:00 AM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs

4:00 AM ET – Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Rams 

Sunday, August 25

7:00 AM ET – Chicago Bears vs. Indianapolis Colts

10:00 AM ET – New Orleans Saints vs. New York Jets

1:00 PM ET – Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots

4:00 PM ET – Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys

8:00 PM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs

12 Midnight ET – Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans

3:00 AM ET – Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Monday, August 26

10:00 AM ET – Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Miami Dolphins

1:00 PM ET – New York Giants vs. Cincinnati Bengals

4:00 PM ET – Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans

8:00 PM ET – Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots

12 Midnight ET – Arizona Cardinals vs. Minnesota Vikings

4:00 AM ET – Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions

Tuesday, August 27

10:00 AM ET – Cleveland Browns vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1:00 PM ET – Baltimore Ravens vs. Philadelphia Eagles

4:00 PM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs  

8:00 PM ET – Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys

12 Midnight ET – Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Rams  

4:00 AM ET – Chicago Bears vs. Indianapolis Colts  

Wednesday, August 28

10:00 AM ET – Washington Redskins vs. Atlanta Falcons

1:00 PM ET – Chicago Bears vs. Indianapolis Colts

4:00 PM ET – New Orleans Saints vs. New York Jets

8:00 PM ET – Green Bay Packers vs. Oakland Raiders

12 Midnight ET – Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Chargers

4:00 AM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs  

Thursday, August 29

10:00 AM ET – Arizona Cardinals vs. Minnesota Vikings

12:30 PM ET – Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots

3:00 PM ET – Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys

For live preseason games on NFL Network, alternate feeds will be shown in the primary markets of the two competing teams. Here is the alternate feed for preseason Week 3:

In Houston and Dallas markets on Saturday, August 24 at 7:00 PM ET – Chicago Bears vs. Indianapolis Colts – LIVE

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Fulham 4-0 Millwall: Ivan Cavaleiro at the double as new-look Cottagers romp to victory

Fulham 4-0 Millwall: Ivan Knight at the Double as a New Look Cottagers romp to victory

Ivan Knight, Anthony Knockaert and Aleksandr Mitrovic were the goal scorers

Scott Parker's side on a stunning screen to send a message to the rest of the division

The Cottagers look this season in the championship promotion mix

By By Adrian Kajumba For The Daily Mail

Published: 21:45 BST , August 21, 2019 Updated: 21:45 BST, August 21, 2019

Rebuilding the Fulham out of the field is matched by what happens.

Out of the bad of relegation, Scott Parker has built a side for a new championship promotion push.

And his new team that played in a new look stadium with the Riverside Stand stripped of seats and ready for redevelopment, signaled their intention with a completely one-sided victory against the early season surprise package Millwall.

Ivan Knight fires the opening goal at Craven Cottage with a brilliant dip effort

Aleksandr Mitrovic completes the score from the penalty spot to a resounding victory

Fulham was dominant and sent a message to the rest of the championship

One of the hard lessons that Fulham would have learned from last season and their £ 100 million plus spree is the danger of gambling on players who don't know what they are starting.

A notable feature of boss Parker's recruitment, on the other hand, is aimed at players who know everything about the championship and

And two of them – two-goal Ivan Knight and fellow borrower Anthony Knockaert – plus talisman Aleksandar Mitrovic, who has been there and did it, were the scorers as Fulham & # 39; s season won further momentum with a third consecutive win.

Fulham v Millwall Line-ups

Fulham: Bettinelli, Sessegnon, Mawson, Ream, Bryan, Cairney,

Arter, Johansen , Knockaert, Mitrovic, Ivan knight. Subs:

McDonald, Rodak, Reid, Le Marchand, Reed, Christie, Kamara.

Millwall: Bialkowski, Romeo, Pearce, Cooper, Murray Wallace,

Mahoney, Williams, Leonard, Skalak, Thompson, Bradshaw. Subs:

Hutchinson, Smith, Ferguson, Steele, Molumby, O & Brien,

Bodvarsson.

Referee: Darren Bond (Lancashire)

Millwall manager Neil Harris claimed he was a & # 39; travesty & # 39; would be if Fulham was unable to secure automatic promotion such as his experience and quality.

Instead of seeing his Millwall, who had the chance to go upstairs, continue with their undefeated start, it was Fulham who went instead to prove why the Lions boss so them & # 39; had given a large bill.

Fulham had his passing swagger back in the championship after a fateful Premier League season in which little went well.

There were memories of some of the slippery football they played with Slavisa Jokanovic a few seasons ago when they dominated – in one phase with 89 percent possession – and caressed the ball easily against Millwall leading to their opening chance when Aleksandar Mitrovic's header was turned around.

Millwall held on for just two minutes. If Mitrovic's chance was a warning, it was also Knight's winner against Huddersfield on Friday.

Then the winger, on loan from Wolves, dived into his favorite right foot from the left and bowed a brilliant attempt into the far corner

That strike must have been omitted from Millwall's pre-match analysis , the way they allowed him to easily repeat the trick before he gave Fulham a 15th minute lead.

The one how traffic continued and Fulham soon played football greeted by & # 39; oles & # 39;

Not long after the mocking accusations of the home fans died, they had another goal to cheer when Knockaert, on loan to Brighton, haunted from right to head in Knight & # 39; s cross and his first Fulham goal to make matters even more comfortable for Parker.

Former Fulham attacker Matt Smith paused and for about ten minutes Millwall gave the hosts once

But their comeback hope was killed in the 56th minute. Mitrovic reacted fastest to Harry Arter's planed shot and passed Bartosz Bialkowski before he was knocked down for a penalty.

Mitrovic buried his third goal in three games with a no-nonsense penalty.

Knight then ran on Tom Cairney's perfectly weighted chip pass and finished Bialkowski to score his second and make it 4-0 and Fulham & # 39; s biggest win ever over their London rivals.

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1969 Ford Torino: Talladega Nights (and Days)

When it comes to NASCAR’s “aero warriors,” the Plymouth Superbird is more famous, but Tom Bailey isn’t a Mopar guy. Actually, he isn’t a Ford guy either. Bailey’s most well-known for building Camaros. Fast ones, with streamlined composite bodies and multiple HOT ROD Drag Week wins. So what’s a bowtie drag racer doing with a corner-turning Ford Talladega? Well, you won’t be too surprised to hear it started with a Camaro.

“I was working on my first Drag Week car- an orange ’69 Camaro called “Indian Burial Ground”- at a shop in Wisconsin, and my friend Jim Plimpton [a well-known Ford racer] pulled up in this white ’69 Talladega,” says Bailey. “I’d never really liked a Ford before, but that thing was cool, and I wanted it.” Bailey told Plimpton that if he ever wanted to sell the Talladega to give him a call, and about five years later, that’s what happened. “I really didn’t need it, but I knew how rare it was, so I said I’d take it. Figured it would just be a basic six-month build.” We all know how that goes. Bailey started work on the Talladega in 2015 and unveiled it mostly-done at SEMA 2018. In fairness, it was a six-month build, just several times over.

Ironically, the 1969 Ford Torino Talladega did not win the 1969 Talladega 500—that was won by Richard Brickhouse in the newly introduced Dodge Daytona. The Talladega did win 26 races that season, as well as the manufacturer and driver’s championship with David Pearson. Oh, LeeRoy Yarbrough also won in the Talladega…at Daytona. It’s a good enough story that Camaro-loyalist Tom Bailey decided to build his own version of the famous Ford aero-warrior.

The Talladega was originally designed in the late 1960s to beat Chrysler in NASCAR racing, and is the first car built for stock car racing to consider aerodynamics to the extent that it radically affected the body design. In 1967, Ford was struggling for wins. Dodge and Plymouth had the 426 Hemi in their oval track cars, and even heavily restricted, the elephant engine was stomping the competition. Ford engineers redesigned both Mercury and Ford midsize cars into slippery fastbacks, and then in ’69, they went one step further. Working with the Holman and Moody race team they took the fastback Torino and extended the nose, tucked in the fenders, and reworked the rocker panels around a NASCAR tech rule so that the stock Talladega would measure high, and could be “legally” lower in race trim. The resulting Ford Torino Talladegas (and subsequent Mercury Cyclone Spoiler IIs) were slick and fast but needed to be homologated before NASCAR would let them race.

In 1969, the deal was that Ford had to build 500 Talladegas, and 100 had to be complete before they would be legal for NASCAR racing. According to interviews with Ralph Moody, the first cars went straight to the track, and Bill France got suspicious that there were so many in race shops and so few on dealer floors, and he paid a visit to the assembly line in Atlanta, GA, to snoop around. In move straight out of the Shelby playbook, Holman and Moody’s team offered to drive each Talladega past France so he could count them. Since the Talladega was only available in three different colors and one trim spec, Ol’ Bill never realized he was counting the same few cars over and over. In the end, Ford did build the requisite number of Talladegas, and while an exact count isn’t documented, Talladega experts believe 750 cars were made, including prototypes and pilot cars.

No changes were made to the stock Ford Performance crate 5.0 Coyote, but Tom Bailey says he may do a cam change now that he’s driven the car. “It doesn’t matter what gear you’re in, when you hit 5500 rpm, it smokes the tires. I think I’d like that to come in a little sooner.”

The backstory on the Talladega, as well as its rarity and good looks appealed to Bailey’s love of motorsports and muscle car history. Plimpton’s car was in decent shape, and initially Bailey was just going to put a modernized powerplant in it and call it good, but like all projects, it grew. After a consultation with designer Murray Pfaff for a rendering, Bailey met Matt Gurjack of Sled Alley in Clinton Township, MI. “Tom originally came by about a different car, but a few weeks later he called asking about the Talladega. He wanted the car lowered with better brakes and a Coyote motor and manual trans,” says Gurjack. “There aren’t any aftermarket bolt-on chassis parts that would give Tom the stance and handling he was looking for, so I gave him the option of putting the full chassis under it, and the car kinda took off from there.”

Folks unfamiliar with the Talladega may expect to hear a laundry list of body modifications to give the car the radical, windblown look you see now, but not only did they leave the exterior sheetmetal untouched, Bailey and Gurjack didn’t even repaint it. “That’s how it came to me,” says Bailey. “I didn’t want to mess with the body because of the heritage of it, how it was made, with the fenders grafted on after the main assembly line work.” Underneath was fair game. The Talladega sits on a modified version of a Roadster Shop Fast Track Torino chassis and Gurjack says he worked closely with Phil from RS to customize the undercarriage to the Talladega. “They designed around what we were doing. They left the motor mounts just tacked in place so we could move them back and forth to position the crate engine, and that was the main work we had to do on the chassis.” To fit on its new frame, the body was channeled, the rear section of the floor was raised to clear the kickup in the back, and the stock wheel tubs were removed, stretched, and reinstalled to give it a factory look when you open the trunk. The transmission tunnel was raised and rebuilt to clear the new Tremec 6-speed, and brackets and exhaust were all tucked up tight against the floorpan to allow for the lower ride height.

Holley EFI gauges provide the important info behind a Sparco steering wheel, and Vintage Air helps Bailey keep his cool, but the overall look of the dash is close to stock. Talladegas didn’t come with badges on the exterior, only the interior, and Bailey says that little chrome callout might be the rarest piece on the car.

Bailey is known for twin-turbo cars, and the Talledega is no different. In fact, that’s where it gets its name, “Talladega TT.” Pop that loooooong hood and gaze in wonder at a perfectly symmetrical forced induction set-up on a Ford Performance crate 5.0. Twin 66mm Bullseye Power turbos feed Wiley E. Coyote to the tune of 1,000 hp. “Crate Coyotes can’t handle more than that,” says Bailey, with the blasé tone of a man whose cars normally boast three times as much. Holley EFI handles the fuel part of feeding the beast, and in the back, a Strange rear axle with 3.70 gears sends the power out to 335/30-19 Nitto Nt05 tires on Forgeline Flush-Loc wheels. It shouldn’t be hard to spin the hides with the combo as is, but just to make sure he can use all the boost at will, Bailey included a line lock, the red button of which was the first thing we noticed inside the car. The second thing was a proper handbrake. Like Bill France, we’re starting to suspect shenanigans in the works.

“Yeah, I just want to have a good time with it,” says Bailey when asked about the homebuilt drift-mode and NSFW custom printing on the shift ball—the pattern shows “1,2,3,4,5,R and ‘F****n Fast.’”

“I’m not one of those McLaren or Ferrari people. I want to take this out like a modern NASCAR and run roadcourses with the foreign cars.” Bailey plans to spend the summer shaking out the new-build bugs, and then join other Talladega, Superbird, Spoiler II, and Daytona owners at the Aero Car Reunion later in 2019. “You know, when I started this, I thought I would get a lot of grief from the Talladega guys for not staying stock, but they’ve been super supportive. They keep saying, ‘If they’re all the same, it would be boring.’” Bailey’s Talladega TT could be described as terrific, and possibly terrifying, but it’s definitely not boring.

Forgeline wheels wrapped in Nitto rubber cover Brembo carbon ceramic brakes.

All stock Talladegas came with 428 Cobra-Jets backed by automatic transmissions, and all were bench-seat cars. To make room for the Tremec 6-speed, Bailey replaced the bench with TMI buckets and had covers made by SPC interiors to match on the rear.

Pop the trunk and you’re greeted by a 20-gallon stainless cell made by Rick’s Tanks. Gurjack made the formerly decorative rear filler cap work with the new tank, a neat bit of fabrication that most viewers would never even notice.

Because loud is better, a button on the console opens twin cut-outs in the 3-inch stainless exhaust, making the Hooker Blackheart mufflers superfluous.

The gorgeous turbo piping and headers are the work of Skinny Kid Race Cars, but the most challenging part of the tubing wasn’t in the engine bay, but rather the headlight inlet bezel. Bailey originally planned to do an LED/inlet combo like on a modern Hellcat Challenger, but decided it would be too modern, choosing instead to have a local machine shop cut the intake hoop to size.

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