Telephone Engineers Sheffield: December 2018

Monday 31 December 2018

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28 Days Later

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Best Running Apps

Turn off that infinite runner game and get moving with one of these top running apps for Android and iOS.

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Hello Future

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Most Anticipated Phones of 2019

The smartphones we can't wait to get our hands on in the coming months.

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If you want to spend some quality Netflix time with a young person, do yourself a favor and watch something you'll both enjoy.

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Best Workout Apps

Whether you're a workout beginner or a serious exercise addict, there's something for you on our list of the best workout apps.

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Galaxy Home Mini Could Debut at CES 2019

A new report points to a new Galaxy Home speaker in Samsung's lineup, which could be a smaller and cheaper version.

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Why Gris Is My Favorite New Indie Game

Looking for an interesting alternative to the giant blockbuster games from major studios?

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iPhone 2019 Rumors: Release Date, Leaks, Specs and More

The 2019 iPhones could bring changes in terms of design and features, including 5G. Here's all the rumors so far and what's on our wish list.

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Best Phones of 2018

Here are the best smartphones that we’ve tested, with top picks for photography, gaming, business, kids and budget shoppers.

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Major Galaxy S10 Leak Shows Design Up Close

A new look and feel for Samsung's new flagship handset.

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iPhone XS Max Reportedly Catches Fire in Man's Pocket

An Ohio man claims that his iPhone XS Max exploded in his back pocket and caught fire, and he's not satisfied with Apple's response.

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This Could Be the iPhone 11's Secret Weapon

Sony is working on advanced 3D cameras with time of flight technology that could make their way to the 2019 iPhone.

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What to Expect From Apple in 2019

From truly new iPhones and AirPods 2 to the new Mac Pro and Apple TV originals, here's what could be on the horizon for Apple

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Sunday 30 December 2018

How to Download YouTube Videos on a Mac

Ranging from an app that we'd pay for to alternate (albeit sketchy) options, here are the best ways to download YouTube clips on a Mac.

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CES 2019 TV Rumor Roundup - LG Rollable, Samsung Micro LED and More

What's coming to TVs at CES? We look at the rumors and trends that will shape the TV world in 2019.

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What to Expect from Nintendo Switch in 2019

From new games like Luigi's Mansion 3 and Animal Crossing to a possible hardware revision, here's what to expect from Nintendo Switch in 2019.

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How to Start a Podcast: Tips, Tricks and Tech from the Pros

If you've got the itch to create a podcast, we've got everything you need to know, including advice from the pros.

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Saturday 29 December 2018

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Numbers add up for Reds who finish the year on cloud nine

Barnsley 2, Charlton Athletic 1

(SkyBet League One)

(By Keith Lodge)

Barnsley displayed all the essential qualities of promotion hopefuls as they made it nine points out of nine in the space of eight delightful days of festive cheer to leapfrog over top-six rivals Charlton into fourth place in the table.

In the first half they produced probably their best 45 minutes of football this season, and, after a questionable free-kick award had provided their visitors with the opportunity to pull a goal back in the 72nd minute, they had the backbone to resist intense pressure which spilled over into nine and a half minutes of stoppage time.

No-one could have envisaged such a nerve-tingling conclusion to the game after an opening session in which the Reds were complete masters.

It was possession football at its best – patient, probing and productive. With man-of-the-match Mike Bahre superbly linking flowing passing moves; Brad Potts’ turbo-powered runs boring holes in the Charlton defence; and central midfield duo Alex Mowatt and Cameron McGeehan taking it in turns to bolster the attacking options, the Reds were rampant, and two stunning goals were no more than they deserved.

In addition, when Charlton did gain possession, so decisive and quick were the challenges that came charging in from Daniel Stendel’s spirited side that it was not long before they lost it again.

It was thrilling to watch.

And it was all achieved without the services of top scorer Kieffer Moore, still on the sick list, and influential midfielder Kenny Dougall, back on the bench after coming through his first 90-minutes following a lengthy injury absence in the Boxing Day clash with Peterborough United, Mamadou Thiam replacing him in an otherwise unchanged side.

The start was electric. Barely three minutes had gone before the Reds took the lead – and what a goal it was!

Bahre gained possession in midfield, tip-toed his way past two Charlton defenders, and passed to Cauley Woodrow on the right. The latter’s cross into the box found Potts who pounced to bulge the net with a thumping volley.

Ten minutes later a length-of-the-field move brought a second goal that was possibly even better than the admirable first.

Goalkeeper Adam Davies started it off with a throw to Potts wide on the right. The latter made purposeful progress down the touchline before veering inside and spraying a diagonal pass to Thiam on the opposite flank.The Senegalese cut in towards goal and sent an unstoppable right-foot show soaring into the opposite top corner of the net.

And he almost netted with a carbon copy attempt later in the half, the ball this time skimming the bar.

In between McGeehan had tested Jed Steer with another well-struck shot from 20 yards, but it was too central to goal and the Charlton ‘keeper was able to make a save.

As the half-hour mark approached Thiam, commendably working much harder in the team cause than he used to do, threaded a pass through to Mowatt, sprinting in from the left, but the angle was difficult and his shot flew wide of the near post.

The Reds continued to control every aspect of the game and just before half-time an audacious overhead kick from Woodrow was just off target.

It was breathtaking stuff from the home team and Charlton hardly had a look-in, but it was hard to believe that the Reds could maintain such a high standard for another 45 minutes. Nor did they. Yet they had a couple of chances which, had either been taken, it would surely have wrapped up the points.

First of all Bahre was through one-and-one with the goalkeeper, but Steer made a good save, and when the bouncing ball eventually found its way back to Bahre he headed wide.

Then Potts burst clear through the middle only to fire over the bar from the edge of the box as Charlton defenders gave frantic chase.

The turning point came in the 72nd minute when Athletic were awarded a free-kick for a foul by Dimitri Pinillos. It looked an innocuous challenge, but in the eyes of referee Darren Bond it was even worthy of a yellow card, and when substitute Tariq Fosu’s initial attempt rebounded off the defensive wall Ben Reeves lashed home a half-volley.

What a difference that made!

Reinvigorated, Charlton stormed into the attack. No longer were the Reds first to every ball; no longer were they stronger in the tackle; no longer were they pinging the ball around the pitch with poise and purpose.

Now the visitors were dictating the pattern of the game. The ball was played repeatedly long into the danger area and pressure mounted with a succession of corners, all successfully defended by a home team now displaying the measure of steely resilience required in situations such as this.

At one stage everyone, apart from the Charlton goalkeeper, was in or around the Barnsley penalty area.

Such commitment to all-out attack inevitably led to the possibility of a killer goal on the counter from the home team and it looked to be on the cards when substitute Jacob Brown sprinted clear in the 79th minute only to be scythed down from behind by Patrick Bauer.

When the 90 minutes were up there were groans of disbelief when the referee’s assistant signalled seven minutes of stoppage time – and even that lengthy period was extended to nine and a half minutes due to Pinillos having to receive on-the-pitch treatment for an injury resulting from a strong challenge from Chris Solly which earned the Charlton player a second booking and therefore a red card.

Amidst all the mayhem the Reds held out, and they deserve as much credit for that as they do for the way they bossed the game with such energetic and entertaining football earlier on.

Now they face probably their biggest challenge of the holiday period on New Year’s Day when they travel to meet a second-from-top Luton Town side who are also in fine form.

If the Reds can win there as well…..

Barnsley (4-4-1-1): Davies; Cavare, Pinnock, Lindsay, Pinillos; Potts (Dougall, 76 mins), McGeehan, Mowatt, Thiam (Hedges, 86 mins); Bahre (Brown, 68 mins); Woodrow.

Charlton Athletic (4-4-2): Steer; Dijksteel, Bauer, Pearce (Stevenson), Solly; Reeves, Bielik, Pratley (Fosu, 59 mins), Marshall (Hackett-Fairchild, 81 mins); Taylor, Grant.

Bookings: Pinnock, Brown, Pinillos, Mowatt (Barnsley); Bauer, Solly (Charlton).

Sending off: Solly (Charlton).

Referee: Darren Bond.

Attendance: 11,978.

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How to Download YouTube Videos on a PC

From the safe option we'd recommend to two free options that are riskier, here are the best ways to download YouTube videos on a PC.

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16 Best Keto and Other Diet and Nutrition Apps

Check out these excellent diet and nutrition trackers that help you shop for healthy food, log your nutrition intake, and help you pick and choose a healthy diet plan.

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The 17 Best Hard Games for the Masochists Among Us

With games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Nioh 2 on the horizon, we decided to compile a list of the best hard games available now.

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How to Download YouTube Videos on iPhone or iPad

From the solution I pay for to alternate methods of varying risk, here are the best ways to download YouTube clips on an iPhone or iPad.

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How to Watch Mayweather vs. Nasukawa

North Americans won't be able to watch the Floyd Mayweather vs. Tenshin Nasukawa bout on New Year's Eve -- unless they use a VPN service.

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5 Things the 2019 iPhone Really, Really Needs

The iPhone XS, XS Max and XR are great phones, but demand seems to be lacking. Apple should work on this to-do list.

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What We Want from the Galaxy S10

Samsung played it safe with the Galaxy S9. Here's how we're hoping the Galaxy S10 is different in 2019.

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