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Time of India
21 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
EA FC 25 Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks, solutions, and more
Following the release of the Saudi Pro League TOTS, EA has recently released the Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC in EA FC 25. It is a great option for you to complete if you are looking to improve your midfield without spending a lot of coins. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Essentially, you only have to complete a single task, and you will be able to achieve the same by using around 20 thousand coins in the game. The 94-rated player possesses pretty balanced stats, and you can add him to your Ultimate Team if you don't already have a good side. A midfielder like him for the specified cost is a great deal that you shouldn't miss out on. The section below provides you with all the details that you need to know about the EA FC 25 Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC. EA FC 25 Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks Al Juwair was a great player for Al-Shabab in the Saudi Pro League, consistently being the workhorse of their midfield. The new SBC provides him with a TOTS Honourable Mentions card in EA FC 25, and he has an overall rating of 94. As stated, you will have to complete only a single task to get Al Juwair in EA FC 25. The following are further details about the same: Task 1 – Al Juwair Min. team rating: 85 No. of players from the RSL Saudi Pro League in the team: Min. 1 No. of players in the team: 11 Reward: 94-rated Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions If interested, you will be able to complete the SBC without spending a lot of coins in EA FC 25. Players who have fodder cards in their Ultimate Team can end up using them to further lower the cost of completing it. Al Juwair will be perfect for the central midfield position in the game, and he will help you control the match. His stats are quite good, with his passing and dribbling standing at 94, and pace at 93. The player is also potent as a defensive midfielder. EA FC 25 Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC cheapest solution Listed below are the cards that you can use for completing the Al Juwair TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC in EA FC 25: Brandt 85 Dovbyk 84 Mateo 85 Cascarino 84 Irene Paredes 88 Dani Olmo 84 Vitinha 85 Laporte 83 White 84 Buchanan 84 Iago Aspas 84 Using these cards will prove to be the best option.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Camp Barnabas reopens post-storm; campers thrilled to return
PURDY, Mo. — Severe storms in late April nearly ruined summer for some special campers. Camp Barnabas, a unique Christian summer camp for those with special needs, nearly didn't open on time because of that storm. 'I just wanted to cry, and I thought they wouldn't have this place ready in time for the first week of camp,' said camper Kayla Jayroe. Jayroe wasn't sure if she would be at camp this week. On April 29, severe storms caused significant, widespread damage to Camp Barnabas. 'We had a couple of our activities affected. Our range had some trees down on it. It affected our older ropes course, not the new zip line, luckily. Three of our camper cabins had some pretty substantial damage,' said Camp Barnabas Camp Director, Brenda Brandt. The storm downed more than 100 trees at Camp Barnabas. Most of those are placed in a secure area away from the main campground. Within hours of the storm, volunteers were on-site, cutting up downed trees and making repairs. 'Honestly, everyone you can imagine was out here helping clean up,' said Brandt. Thanks to hundreds of volunteers working countless hours, Camp Barnabas opened right on schedule. 'I was so afraid that they wouldn't have it done in time,' said Jayroe. 'We had so many campers that were like, 'Please tell me that you're not going to cancel my spot. I really want to come.' So being able to just let them in was a great feeling. Sunday, during camp arrival when everybody was coming in our gate, was finally a big breath of relief. We did it. We made it here, and we're ready for camp,' said Brandt. Now, there's a new problem. For these campers, one week at the place they love may not be enough. 'I just really love it here,' said camper Laura Owen. 'This camp is like a second home to me. When I'm here, I just don't want to leave. It's just sad to leave, but I know I'll be back,' said Jayroe. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
House in Trump security zone is listed for $12.5 million
Another Palm Beach house is up for grabs in the security zone that borders President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club. The four-bedroom house at 112 Algoma Road is priced at $12.5 million and is a potential tear-down, according to the May 20 sales listing. The street is the third one north of Mar-a-Lago in the neighborhood that closes to through-traffic when the president is in residence at his private club. Built in 1952, the one-story house on Algoma Road is being marketed in the local multiple listing service in two categories – single-family homes and land. With 2,930 total square feet, the Bermuda-style house stands on a non-waterfront lot of about a third of an acre. It's the second house west of South Ocean Boulevard, which divides a row of direct-beachfront homes from the rest of the Estate Section. The house has been in the same family for nearly 45 years. Property records show its owned through a trust by Joyce S. Vaughn, who has it homesteaded as her primary residence in the latest Palm Beach County tax rolls. She bought the house for a recorded $385,000 in 1981 with her late husband, management-consulting executive Clother Hathaway Vaughn III. He died in 2019 at 85. Agent Margit Brandt of Premier Estate Properties holds the listing, which describes the property as having a 'bespoke' location with a 'truly elite level of privacy' and nearby deeded beach access. The listing says the house has a swimming pool but provides no details about the home's interior. 'Looking at the market today, 112 Algoma is the only dry lot available for sale in Palm Beach's Estate Section,' Brandt told the Palm Beach Daily News. 'It is also the only piece of land publicly available (in the MLS's land category) in the presidential security zone adjacent to Mar-a-Lago. This presents a special opportunity for a buyer to build their dream home in one of the most coveted, exclusive locations in the world.' Since early December, six residential properties in the Mar-a-Lago security zone have sold at prices ranging from $12 million to $27.5 million. Among those sales was another on Algoma Road. In December, that never-lived-in, five-bedroom house developed on speculation at 130 Algoma Road changed hands for a recorded $14.3 million. Two other houses are 'active' listings in the MLS's single-family category in the same neighborhood. An estate at 160 Clarendon Ave. is offered at $48.85 million by broker Lawrence Moens of Lawrence A. Moens Associates, while a house at 1048 S. Ocean Blvd. is listed at $23.95 million by agent Elizabeth DeWoody of Compass Florida. One other neighborhood house is listed in the 'pending' category of the MLS, meaning it is under contract. That's a four-bedroom house at 142 Via Palma with 7,633 total square feet, listed by Brandt at $18.95 million. When Trump is at Mar-a-Lago, security officers shut down South Ocean Boulevard in the neighborhood, opening the road only to property owners or their authorized visitors, representatives or workers. The security zone runs north from the club property for seven blocks, or about half a mile, to South County Road. Because the area is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other, the roadblock effectively divides the town in two, forcing through-traffic to detour across bridges into West Palm Beach and back. Darrell Hofheinz is a USA TODAY Network of Florida journalist who writes about Palm Beach real estate in his weekly 'Beyond the Hedges' column. He welcomes tips about real estate news on the island. Email dhofheinz@ Help support our journalism. Subscribe today. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Daily News: $12.5M listing in Mar-a-Lago security zone is a possible tear-down
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Kyle Brandt criticizes arguments calling for an Eagles' tush push ban
This feels like a trial in some ways. The Philadelphia Eagles haven't broken any laws, but they have been tried in the court of public opinion for years (literally). Is the 'tush push' a football play? Does it jeopardize player safety? Television, radio, and every blog and podcast have argued both sides of the debate. Advertisement It has all come to this. Hours separate us from an answer on the Brotherly Shove. Its fate is now in the hands of a 12-man jury… Oops.. That's supposed to read 'in the hands of 32 owners'. Kyle Brandt plays the role of Eagles defense attorney. How we got here no longer matters. All that is important is we're here. The quarterback sneak has been a part of offensive playbooks for decades, and now, the Eagles are being punished because they are successful when running it more often than not. That may change now. Based on how the owners vote, how it's executed (or, if it can be executed) will be ruled upon in Minneapolis. NFL Network's Kyle Brandt offered a compelling argument that would make any Birds fan stand up and cheer. Bravo! Mr. Brandt did an excellent job. Unfortunately, he isn't an attorney, and something tells us the owners won't be watching Good Morning Football reruns… Advertisement Well… Jim Irsay comes across as if he might be the person who would watch a few. Irsay seems cool, but that's another story for another day. A verdict is coming. There are theories that, this time around, there will be enough opposing votes to ban Philly's beloved Brotherly Shove once and for all. Regardless of what happens, if it is outlawed, Philly will still be a phenomenal and potentially powerful offensive unit. Everyone knows that, so where is this nervous feeling coming from? This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Kyle Brandt defends Eagles' tush push amid ban debate
New York Post
22-05-2025
- Business
- New York Post
Teardown home inside the Mar-a-Lago security zone asks $12.5M: ‘Like you're part of a private, secret club'
It's in the zone! If you aren't part of President Trump's inner circle, you can still get inside the Palm Beach presidential security zone — but it will cost you millions of dollars. A modest house that's 'just a stone's throw' from his Mar-a-Lago club is on the market for $12.5 million — most likely as a teardown, said listing broker Margit Brandt, of Premier Estate Properties. The Palm Beach Daily News first reported the listing. 6 An aerial of the Bermuda-style home, which sits on one third of an acre. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 The residence, most likely a teardown, asks $12.5 million. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 The home is also just steps from the ocean. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES Built in 1952, the one-story, Bermuda-style home is at 112 Algoma Road, on a street closed to through-traffic when Trump is at Mar-a-Lago. It's now one of the world's most coveted, exclusive locations — and a great spot to build a dream house, Brandt told Gimme Shelter. 'It's a beautiful area, by Mar-a-Lago and the ocean. It looks like the Bahamas, with all the palm trees,' Brandt said. 6 The home comes with deeded beach access. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 Palm Beach has seen an astounding post-presidential boom in terms of luxury property sales. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 'The house is directly one street over from the club,' she added. 'We've sold all inventory here over the past six months. Not much becomes available here, but now there's a chance for someone to build their dream house in the Estate Section on a buildable lot for $12.5 million.' The presidential security zone is 'probably just a quarter mile,' Brandt said, adding 'that it has become a desirable stretch for people who value privacy and security. It's like you're part of a private, secret club.' At 2,930 square feet, the home comes with four bedrooms, four baths and sits on a third of an acre. It also has deeded access to the beach, which is just 245 feet away. It has been owned by the same family since 1981, when it was purchased for $385,000, according to records. 6 A long driveway leads to the four-bedroom home. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES The listing is part of a 'post-presidential boom' in real estate, Brandt told Gimme. Since Trump was elected last November, six homes in the presidential security zone have sold — for $12 million to $27.5 million, according to reports. That includes 1090 S. Ocean Blvd., which asked $45 million as a pre-construction spec house in the presidential security zone. Brandt, who repped the buyer and seller, sold it as land only for $19.5 million. The deal also came with Mar-a-Lago membership that had been grandfathered in. Initiation fees are now $2 million, sources told Gimme.
