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A charity supporting a Hampshire landmark has launched a new website. The Friends of Romsey Abbey have said they are delighted with the new platform, which presents information "clearly, cleanly and in an easy to navigate manner". The website, which replaces a platform built in 2010, is said to be more in line with modern technology. It offers information about the charity's projects, an events programme and ways to become a supporter of the abbey. The Friends of Romsey Abbey was formed in 2009 and aims to enhance visitor experience, attract more people to the abbey and educate people of all ages. Their projects also include the conservation, preservation and restoration of a variety of artefacts and facilities. The website also details the charity's events programme, which includes visits, talks and bi-monthly coffee mornings in the Town Hall. These coffee mornings, which are open to both members and non-members, offer a "convivial atmosphere and great company" for just £2. To join the Friends of Romsey Abbey, people can either download a form from the new website or collect an invitation from the abbey, church rooms, or history section of the local library. The new website can be found at romseyabbeyfriends.org.NonePathstone Holdings LLC Has $4.39 Million Position in Lululemon Athletica Inc. (NASDAQ:LULU)

NBC color commentator Cris Collinsworth is tuning out the critics, quite literally, amidst escalating demands for his dismissal. During a recent episode of 'The Dan Patrick Show,' Collinsworth confessed that he has a rule to to avoid social media after covering 'Sunday Night Football' games. "Negative. No, no, no - I do not," the 65 year old firmly stated. "Well, of course [I used to]. When I first got on social media, I had four followers. And my kids told me that I had to sign up, so I signed up. Cris Collinsworth faces calls to be fired during NBC Sunday Night Football FOX's Tom Brady gamble at risk of backfiring as 'A team' panel slammed "After the game, I was sitting there, and I had four people. So, I said hello to all of them. I went back on, 'Hey, how you guys doing? ' I thought that's what social media was. I had no idea. And they're like, 'Dad, no.' 'You just get on.' And then they started showing me how to do it." It didn't take long for Collinsworth to understand the pitfalls of social media. While most of his online interactions have been positive, the former NFL wide receiver admitted that occasionally a rude exchange leaves a bitter taste in his mouth. "The thing that I've found in our business is that generally, people are very, very nice," he shared. "We travel all over the country, we go in, they want to talk to you... But it's still that one in 50 that goes, 'Hey, aren't you Cris Collinsworth?' "And I go, 'Yeah.' And, generally, the first question is: 'Why do you hate the...' whatever their favorite team is. Then, it's something along the lines of, 'Honestly, I think you suck.' "And it hits you like a ton of bricks because you're so used to people being so nice and coming up and being friendly and saying nice things. And the rest of the day, you're walking around, kicking the can down the road; you're like all bummed out." DON'T MISS: Lamar Jackson apologizes to John Harbaugh over risky Beyonce plans Terry Bradshaw immediately roasts FOX NFL Sunday co-star after showing kind side Michael Strahan 'crying inside' after uncomfortable FOX NFL Sunday question Over the weekend, Collinsworth was on the receiving end of a barrage of harsh comments following the Cowboys' 26-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. On several occasions, the veteran NBC host attempted his own version of Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott's signature "Here we goooo" call - leading many viewers to express their dissatisfaction on social media. "Please fire Collinsworth we can't take it anymore. I've had this game muted since the 1st quarter," one X user wrote, with another chiming in: "@SNFonNBC please for the love of --- fire Chris Collinsworth. He is so bad, I have this game muted because he won't stfu. Majority of Americans agree.." A third queried, "Can we fire Collinsworth as viewers? How did he ever get this gig? ". Collinsworth, a renowned broadcaster, has had an illustrious career spanning almost four decades. He first joined HBO's 'Inside the NFL' as a reporter in 1989 and has since won 17 Sports Emmy Awards. Additionally, he has been inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame.How many SEC teams are actually in playoff contention? Just three teams in the league have two or fewer losses after a . Does that mean the SEC is down to just three playoff possibilities? Or does a three-loss team have a shot? We wouldn’t write off the three-loss teams. Especially Texas A&M. The Aggies can get an automatic berth with a win over Texas and a win over Georgia in the SEC title game. And both Alabama and Ole Miss have wins over Georgia. However, we think there will be just three SEC teams in the bracket in Tuesday’s set of College Football Playoff rankings. Here’s how we think the bracket will look after getting . The Ducks were off in Week 13 and are the only undefeated team remaining at the top level of college football. Texas got a win over a Kentucky team that couldn’t make the most of any opportunities it had. Quinn Ewers suffered an ankle injury in the win and the Longhorns hope it’s minor heading into that big matchup with the Aggies. Miami did what it needed to against Wake Forest. A win in Week 14 puts the Hurricanes in the ACC title game against SMU. Ashton Jeanty eclipsed the 2,000-yard mark but also suffered what appeared to be a left ankle injury. Jeanty was able to return to the game, however, and Boise State survived Wyoming’s upset bid for a 17-13 win. The Sun Devils are in the best position of any team tied atop the Big 12. Arizona State has the tiebreaker advantage over everyone else and is in the Big 12 title game with a win over Arizona. The Sun Devils should also be the highest-ranked Big 12 team in the rankings on Tuesday night. Ohio State will stay at No. 2 in the rankings after , but it is stuck with the No. 5 seed at the moment. The Buckeyes will get a rematch with the Ducks for the Big Ten title with a win over Michigan. The Hoosiers are the main beneficiary of the chaos in the SEC. Had Alabama and Ole Miss gotten wins, it’d be easy to see the committee dropping Indiana from the field this week. Instead, the Hoosiers have to feel really good about their chances. A win over Purdue should be enough for a playoff berth. We think Notre Dame could jump ahead of Penn State in the rankings after . The Irish are a very complete team at the moment and have a nine-game win streak after their stunning Week 2 loss to Northern Illinois. SMU should find itself in the field for the first time after an easy win over Virginia that clinched a spot in the ACC title game. SMU is also on a nine-game win streak since its Week 2 loss to BYU. Here’s a situation to ponder: Does SMU get in as an at-large team at 11-2 if it loses to Miami in the ACC title game? The Nittany Lions got out of Minnesota with a 26-25 win. Like Indiana, Penn State will feel great about its playoff chances with a win over Maryland in the regular-season finale. Don’t start thinking about a rematch between the Vols and Bulldogs just yet. This is probably going to change. Georgia has clinched a spot in the SEC title game and will play either Texas or Texas A&M on Dec. 7. There are still a range of seeds for the Bulldogs. Tennessee was the biggest playoff beneficiary of the losses in the SEC. After falling outside the bracket a week ago, the Vols are back in and should make the playoff with a win over Vanderbilt.

Former Kentucky wide receiver Dane Key, one of the top offensive players in the transfer portal, announced on social media Tuesday that he will transfer to Nebraska. Key posted a photo of himself in a Nebraska uniform wearing the No. 6 he wore at Kentucky. The simple post contained the letters "GBR," short for "Go Big Red," with an emoji heart. Key led Kentucky this past season with 47 receptions for 715 yards and two touchdowns in 12 games as the Wildcats finished 4-8. In three seasons, the 6-foot-3, 210-pounder has 126 receptions for 1,870 yards and 14 TDs in 38 games (35 starts). Key has one season of eligibility remaining after he was a four-star recruit in the class of 2022. --Field Level Media

Is There a Dune: Prophecy Episode 7 Release Date or Part 2?Brawl erupts in Serbian parliament BELGRADE: Scuffles broke out in the Serbian parliament on Monday after opposition legislators raised banners accusing the ruling coalition of trying to shirk responsibility for the collapse of a train station roof that killed 15 people earlier this month. Radomir Lazovic of the opposition Green-Left Front party placed a picture of a red hand captioned ‘you have blood on your hands’ on the speaker’s platform, video footage from the N1 television station showed. The health minister, Zatibor Loncar, approached him and started arguing. Other deputies rushed in front of the speaker’s platform shouting, pulling and hitting one another. The opposition deputies shouted: “killers, killers”. Some held a picture of the president, Aleksandar Vucic with red hands up and a sign saying: “No one is to be blamed”. The disaster at the recently renovated train station in Novi Sad has turned into a protracted political headache for Vucic and his ruling party, who the opposition and many ordinary citizens accuse of nepotism and corruption - charges the politicians deny. Twelve people, including a former minister were arrested over the incident last week, but that has failed to alleviate the pressure. The opposition says authorities waited too long to act against potential perpetrators. The parliament was due to debate the 2025 budget on Monday, but the opposition demanded a debate on the disaster. They also filed a no-confidence motion against the government, although the parliament speaker, Ana Brnabic, said it would not be on the agenda on Monday.