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[frauenfootball]

Hi, sorry to bother you, but you seem like the best person to ask. Do you know where I can watch the full games from the 2022 International Women's Champion Cup? Thanks.

A quick google search leads me to a quick Wikipedia page that says the 2022 edition was broadcasted on DAZN.

Searching on DAZN's Youtube channel, I can verify that is indeed there -- highlights and full matches.

Is this not showing up for you?

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Workers Compensation Insurance For Trucking in Illinois

Workers Compensation Insurance For Trucking in Illinois is an essential aspect of the trucking industry in Illinois, providing critical coverage for medical expenses and lost wages for employees who sustain injuries while performing their job duties. This insurance is vital for the protection of both employees and employers.

In Illinois, workers compensation insurance is mandatory for all employers, including trucking companies, regardless of the number of employees. The Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission (IWCC) enforces these requirements, ensuring that businesses comply with state laws to protect their workforce.

Key considerations for trucking companies in Illinois regarding workers compensation insurance include:

1. Safety Programs: Implementing comprehensive safety programs is crucial to minimize the risk of workplace injuries. This includes regular driver training, adherence to safety protocols, and routine vehicle maintenance. Prioritizing safety helps prevent accidents and can lead to lower insurance premiums.

2. Efficient Claims Management: Promptly reporting and managing claims ensures that injured employees receive timely medical care and compensation. Effective claims management supports quicker recovery and return to work, maintaining operational efficiency and reducing downtime.

3. Cost Control: Controlling insurance costs involves working closely with insurance providers to develop policies that are comprehensive yet cost-effective. The company’s safety record and proactive risk management strategies can significantly influence premium rates.

4. Compliance: Keeping up-to-date with changes in state laws and regulations related to workers compensation is essential to ensure ongoing compliance and avoid potential penalties.

5. Employee Education: Informing employees about their rights and the procedures for reporting injuries can improve the claims process and ensure that workers receive the benefits they are entitled to promptly.

In summary, workers compensation insurance is not only a legal requirement for trucking companies in Illinois but also a strategic measure to protect employees and the business. By ensuring compliance with state regulations, implementing robust safety measures, managing claims efficiently, and educating employees, trucking companies can create a safer work environment and mitigate financial risks. Investing in workers compensation insurance ultimately supports the well-being of employees and the stability and success of the company.

[cricketid04]

Women's Cricket: Breaking Boundaries and Making History

In the world of sports, cricket has always been a game deeply rooted in tradition and history. Yet, one of the most significant and heartening developments in recent years has been the meteoric rise of women's cricket, which has shattered boundaries and made history on numerous occasions. In this article, we will explore the journey of women's cricket, from its humble beginnings to the present day, highlighting key milestones and the remarkable players who have played pivotal roles in its growth.

The Early Days: A Humble Start

Women's cricket has a long history dating back to the late 18th century in England, where it was initially played in a recreational and amateur capacity. The first recorded women's cricket match took place in 1745, demonstrating that women's involvement in the sport predates the formation of men's cricket teams. However, it wasn't until the late 19th century that women's cricket began to gain more organized recognition.

1934: The First Women's Test Match

A significant milestone in the history of women's cricket was the inaugural Women's Test match, which took place between England and Australia in 1934. The match was played at Brisbane, and it marked the beginning of international women's cricket. England emerged victorious, setting the stage for many more exciting contests in the years to come.

1973: The First Women's Cricket World Cup

The year 1973 witnessed the birth of the Women's Cricket World Cup, an event that played a pivotal role in the development and popularization of women's cricket. The first Women's World Cup was hosted in England and saw participation from England, Australia, and New Zealand. England clinched the inaugural title, and this tournament laid the foundation for the future growth of women's cricket on the global stage.

1997: A Watershed Moment

The year 1997 marked a significant turning point in women's cricket with the formation of the International Women's Cricket Council (IWCC), which later merged with the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 2005. This merger brought women's cricket under the umbrella of the sport's global governing body, signaling a commitment to its growth and development.

The Rise of Women's T20 Cricket

The 21st century witnessed a paradigm shift in the format of the game with the introduction of Twenty20 (T20) cricket. This shorter format injected a new lease of life into women's cricket and attracted a larger global audience. The Women's T20 World Cup, which began in 2009, quickly gained popularity and showcased the athleticism and skill of female cricketers on a grand stage.

The Superstars of Women's Cricket

Throughout its history, women's cricket has produced a plethora of iconic players who have left an indelible mark on the sport. Players like Belinda Clark, Ellyse Perry, Mithali Raj, and Meg Lanning have become household names, inspiring a new generation of young girls to take up the game and dream big.

Empowering Moments

Women's cricket has not only broken boundaries on the field but has also made a significant impact off it. The sport has played a pivotal role in empowering women and challenging stereotypes. It has shown that women can excel in traditionally male-dominated fields and that they deserve equal opportunities and recognition.

The Road Ahead: A Promising Future

As we look to the future, the trajectory of women's cricket appears incredibly promising. The sport continues to grow in popularity, with more countries investing in their women's cricket programs. Increased media coverage and sponsorships have further bolstered its visibility and appeal. The Women's T20 World Cup, Women's ODI World Cup, and various domestic leagues are thriving, providing female cricketers with ample opportunities to showcase their talents.

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I'm not entirely an anti-cold curmudgeon. I headed out to the @webseriescanada meetup and talk last week. I had lots of lovely chats (thanks especially to @jleaver) and the talk on podcasting was tight. And of course, thanks to the #IWCC for the cute #redcarpet pics! See you all at the next one! (and hello superstar producer @courtneyframes  & fellow #wattpadstar @iamrodneyvsmith) #IndependentWebCreatorsofCanada #TOWebfest #Webseries #Podcasts #Schmoozing #Networking #digitalarts #Toronto #JMFrey #screenwriter     https://www.instagram.com/p/B8UuQkiAw18/?igshid=19ity7ry4wtgp

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It started as an initiative by senior cinematographer Fowzia Fathima to create a network of women cinematographers, the collective has evolved into a group of 60 members and continues to add new members everyday. Her initiative has set off an exciting time for women cinematographers in India. As we grow in numbers and in strength we intend to trigger changes in the industry. Our website www.iwcc.in (under construction currently) will feature an extensive database of women cinematographers and showcase their diverse body of work. It’s members will brainstorm over technical and creative challenges via blogs, podcasts and discussion forums on the website.

The Collective will celebrate the work of its members through social media, online press and printed publications to shine a light on the excellence of women cinematographers in the field and encourage more girls to consider cinematography and its allied fields such as gaffing, grips and assistant cinematographers as viable professions.

We invite women cinematographers and young women from film and media schools to connect with us at www.iwcc.in and be a part of this Collective.

In the spirit of International Women’s Day, IWCC honors and celebrates Ms. B. R. Vijayalakshmi – the first Indian woman cinematographer, also the first Asian woman cinematographer. She made a niche for herself back in the ’80s, when a woman cinematographer was unheard of and carved a path for future generations of female cinematographers to come.

“Each of us until we connected to the other women cinematographers experienced an isolation. Each of us is looked at as an exception. We need to change this perception. The time has come for the idea of the Collective to manifest itself now.” Fowzia Fathima, SICA

“In a global context, female cinematographers are banding together to have a collective voice and a platform to showcase their work like the ICFC (America), illuminatrix (UK) & CinematographersXX. There can’t be a better time than this to announce the inception of IWCC which stands to celebrate Indian women cinematographer’s work and spirit.” Savita Singh, WICA.

“The one thing we’ve known for certain is men and women look at things with different eyes… through a different lens. In the world of film, women have been well represented in front of the camera. I am excited to see how the film industry will be impacted as more women explore storytelling from behind the camera… it’s almost as if there is a whole new world to be discovered.” Priya Seth, WICA

“This is our space to nurture and enable the one thing that can cause change and break discriminatory barriers, and that is Excellence.” Deepti Gupta, WICA

“This will be a move towards a cinematic journey with more women cinematographers telling stories, where talent is the only requisite and there are no other limits. If we can inspire one woman to choose the craft of cinematography as a profession, we have made a difference”. Preetha Jayaraman, SICA

[aussie-arsenal]

where did u meet kristie and sam and did kristie say anything

I met them and a few others at the IWCC. Kristie spoke but is definitely more shy than Sam

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Support Wheelchair Cricket 🏏. India vs Bangladesh vs Nepal (7 to 10 April 2018). Under International Wheelchair Cricket Council (IWCC). By Disability Supporting Society (DSS) #icc #bcci #ipl #ecb #CWC19 #englandcricket #indiacricket #wheelchaircricket #indianwheelchaircricket #iwcc #delhi #sportsauthorityofindia #cpl #bbl #wbbl #cricket #cricketworldcup #australia #india #england #southafrice #newzealand #supportwheelchaircricket #vivoipl #captain #skipper #onedaycricket #t20cricket #testcricket #lovercricket #disabilitycricket #blindcricket #deafcricket #wheelchairsport #sport #paralympics #paralympicsindia #psl (at Delhi, India)

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2014 Iowa Western Football Season Review

The Iowa Western Reivers finished their 2014 football season with an 11-0 record. From an overtime win over Butler to a blowout win over Independence. As a team, they outlasted the #5 Butler in overtime (OT) 36-30 and #4 Hutchinson 58-34. With these wins and the rest of the season wins they continue their winning streak to 32 games over the last three seasons. They started this season with a…

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Women’s Day special – Indian Women Cinematographers’ Collective (IWCC)

Today on 8th March International Women’s Day, We announce the formation of Indian Women Cinematographers’ Collective, IWCC. It is a Collective, comprising of Indian women cinematographers, which will showcase, encourage, celebrate and support our work and vision.

It started as an initiative by senior cinematographer Fowzia Fathima to create a network of women cinematographers, the collective has evolved into a group of 60 members and continues to add new members everyday. Her initiative has set off an exciting time for women cinematographers in India. As we grow in numbers and in strength we intend to trigger changes in the industry.

Our website http://www.iwcc.in (under construction currently) will feature an extensive database of women cinematographers and showcase their diverse body of work. It’s members will brainstorm over technical and creative challenges via blogs, podcasts and discussion forums on the website.

The Collective will celebrate the work of its members through social media, online press and printed publications to shine a light on the excellence of women cinematographers in the field and encourage more girls to consider cinematography and its allied fields such as gaffing, grips and assistant cinematographers as viable professions.

We invite women cinematographers and young women from film and media schools to connect with us at http://www.iwcc.in and be a part of this Collective.

In the spirit of International Women’s Day, IWCC honors and celebrates Ms. B. R. Vijayalakshmi – the first Indian woman cinematographer, also the first Asian woman cinematographer. She made a niche for herself back in the ’80s, when a woman cinematographer was unheard of and carved a path for future generations of female cinematographers to come.

IWCC members are affiliated to SICA WICA and ISC and will work with these associations to create a healthy harmonious working environment for women in the industry.

Fowzia Fathima

“Each of us until we connected to the other women cinematographers experienced an isolation. Each of us is looked at as an exceptipn. We need to change this operception. The time has come for the idea of the Collective to manifest itself now” Fowzia Fathima, SICA (Director of Photography- Mudhal mudhal mudhal varai, Kucch to hai, Mitr my friend)

  Savita Singh

“In a global context, female cinematographers are banding together to have a collective voice and a platform to showcase their work like the ICFC (America), illuminatrix (UK) & CinematographersXX. There can’t be a better time than this to announce the inception of IWCC which stands to celebrate Indian women cinematographer’s work and spirit.” Savita Singh, WICA. (Director of Photography – Hawaizada, Ventilator, Phoonk)

Priya Seth

“The one thing we’ve known for certain is men and women look at things with different eyes…through a different lens. In the world of film, women have been well represented in front of the camera. I am excited to see how the film industry will be impacted as more women explore storytelling from behind the camera… it’s almost as if there is a whole new world to be discovered.” Priya Seth, WICA (Director of Photography – Airlift, Chef, Barah Aana)

Deepti Gupta

“This is our space to nurture and enable the one thing that can cause change and break discriminatory barriers, and that is Excellence.” Deepti Gupta, WICA (Director of Photography- Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd, The Fakir of Venice)

Preetha Jayaraman

“This will be a move towards a cinematic journey with more women cinematographers telling stories, where talent is the only requisite and there are no other limits. If we can inspire one woman to choose the craft of cinematography as a profession, we have made a difference”. Preetha Jayaraman, SICA (Director of Photography -Oggarane, Un samaya arayill, Gouravam)

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Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez rally at IWCC, encourage voters to 'change the polls'

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“It always seems impossible until it is done,” Democratic presidential candidate and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said during a rally Friday night at Iowa Western Community College, quoting Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa...

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Tornata alla frenetica vita londinese dopo una settimana in stile “ritorno alle origini” in Puglia, ho deciso di raccogliere tutti i momenti più belli documentati durante quei giorni in un diario visivo che è ora online su YouTube 🏖🌞🥰 lo avete già visto? { link su @acriativelife } (presso Surano) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1nlSu-IWCC/?igshid=1qulfbrwzl5rh

[rjzimmerman]

How does one apply for a permit to export trophy republican politician or republican donor body parts out of the country? That should be the quid pro quo for this lion permitting process.

Excerpt:

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has issued more than three dozen permits for hunters to bring back lion trophy parts from Zimbabwe and Zambia between 2016-2018, according to copies of the permits obtained by a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

The documents were obtained by Friends of Animals and reported by Huffington Post on Thursday. Thirty-three hunters received a total of 38 lion trophy permits, according to the animal advocacy nonprofit.

More than half of those hunters donated to Republican lawmakers or have ties to hunting advocacy group Safari Club International, Friends of Animals said.

"The permits show that the current administration, not only has loosened restrictions on lion hunting, but is rewarding supporters," the nonprofit said in a press release.

Last year, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke created an advisory committee called the International Wildlife Conservation Council (IWCC) that is mainly comprised of trophy hunters and members of Safari Club International.

Among the hunters who received a permit was Steven Chancellor, a wealthy Indiana businessman and major GOP donor who raised more than $1 million for Republican candidates at a fundraiser at his home headlined by Donald Trump in 2016, Friends of Animals said. Chancellor—an avid hunter who has registered 482 confirmed kills, including 18 lions, between 1980 and 2008, the Courier & Press reported—is an appointee on Sec. Zinke's International Wildlife Conservation Council. He was allowed to import lion parts from a July 2016 hunt in Zimbabwe, according to the FOIA request.

Another hunter who received permits was Virginia resident Kent Greenawalt, who has donated more than $100,000 to Republican candidates and committees and $5,400 to Trump. He was allowed to bring back lion trophies after a hunt in Zambia in 2017 and another hunt in Zimbabwe in 2016, Friends of Animals revealed.

Friends of Animals (link) tells us that other recipients of these lion trophy import permits are:

The data received by FoA shows that the greatest number of permits issued went to hunters from Texas whose residents received a dozen total. Other big GOP donors who received permits were Thomas Whaley of Marshall, Texas, and Justin Hedgecock of Gallatin Gateway, Montana. Whaley, who has given thousands of dollars to Republican candidates and the Republican National Committee, received two permits for lion hunts. Whaley received the permits for hunts in 2018 and 2017 and he also received a permit to import an elephant trophy from Zimbabwe in 2017. 

Philip Glass, a Texas rancher who is the focus of the film “Trophy” that depicts his $100,000 lion killing safari exploits in Zimbabwe and who donated $800 to Trump, also is among the U.S. hunters who received permits.

Thomas Zulim of Hockley Texas, also a GOP donor, received two permits for lion trophies for hunts in Zimbabwe in 2016 and 2017. The other Texas hunters who obtained permits are Amanda Henson, Fred Rich, Robert Hixon, Daniel Welker, Mark Pease, Jason Webster, Jeffrey Smithers, Oscar Taunton and Cooper Ribman, a teenager who received the Dallas Safari Club 2018 Young Hunter Award. Ribman’s permit was paid for by his Dallas Safari Club sponsor, Trevo Ahlberg, a major GOP donor, who owns a payday loan company and is a big game hunter.

Stephen Crooks of Stanton, Michigan and Lawrence Patrick Rudolph of Paradise Valley, Arizona also received two permits for lion trophies. The others who received permits were Dan Huber of Sulfer Springs, West Virginia; Dan Ongna, of Stevens Point, Wisconsin; William Katen, of Patchogue, New York; Richard Bodkin of Remsendburg, New York; Anthony Turiello of Santa Cruz, California; David Asai of Farmville, Virginia; John Wilson of Parkville, Missouri; Jon Dagel of Florence, South Dakota; Kelly Keithly of Yuma, Arizona; Timothy Haley of Palo Alto, California; Eric Rau of Union, Missouri; Andrew Cook of Honeoye Falls, New York and James Horrocks of Highland, Utah.

More than 85 percent of the hunters receiving permits were represented by attorneys from Conservation Force, a pro-hunting organization whose president, John Jackson, was also appointed to the IWCC. Conservation Force has also sponsored studies used by FWS to support trophy hunting.