Chip blip hits auto industry 25 April 2021 - 08:09 By DAVID FURLONGER
Motor industry executives are trying to measure the local impact of a global shortage of semiconductor chips, which is playing havoc with vehicle manufacture.
It is estimated the shortage could cost motor companies and their components suppliers around the world more than $60bn (about R857bn) in revenue this year.
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NC Rifle: 2021 Selection Show
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INDIANAPOLIS The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Rifle Committee has announced the teams and individual qualifiers for the 2021 National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Rifle Championships.
Hosted by Ohio State University, the championships will be held March 12-13 on campus at Converse Hall in Columbus, Ohio.
The top eight teams in both the smallbore three-position and air rifle events were selected based on the average of the three highest regular-season aggregate scores with no more than one match at any given site. The average of the three highest scores was added to the aggregate scores from the designated qualifiers to determine the top eight teams.
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Hard Count
The Detroit Lions are valued at $2.1 billion, but if the team could find success on the field and, dare we say, win a Super Bowl its net worth would skyrocket.
Megatron: The Detroit Lions’ franchise value increased from $917 million to $1.4 billion while star receiver Calvin Johnson was catching passes for the team. // Photos courtesy of the Detroit Lions
“Same Old Lions” is a refrain heard on sports talk radio programs many Mondays during most football seasons. It means the boys in Honolulu blue and silver have found yet another creative way to lose a game and break fans’ hearts. But they’re not the same old Lions, not by a long shot.
Water Line Replacement Causing Detours in La Vergne Community Feb 10, 2021 at 10:48 am by WGNS
Photo of workers on Cedar Park Circle.
The City of La Vergne water department is busy replacing a line that’s had maintenance issues over the last several years, causing detours in a busy La Vergne community. The 6” line is in the area of Cedar Park Circle near Lake Forest Park.
“It will be difficult to determine how long the repairs will take because we normally would contract out this type of work,” says Utilities Manager Michael Dietz. “I hope to have phase one, which runs from Holland Ridge Drive to CY Young Cove, completed within three to six months.”
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