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Arsenal vs Man Utd fight: What happened? Was VAR used in Kolasinac vs Rashford clash? - Duration: 1:45.
Arsenal were 3-1 down in the FA Cup fourth-round tie when tensions spilled over. The ball was down in the Arsenal corner and out of play, when Sead Kolasinac and Marcus Rashford collided
The pair squared up to each other, with both pushing their heads towards the other
And it sparked a melee between a large number of players. The referee stood back to watch proceedings, while a coin appeared to be thrown before tensions eventually calmed down
Both Kolasinac and Rashford were booked for the incident. And VAR was not used. The BBC TV cameras did show what would have been available to the referee had he decided to use VAR
But the ref opted against it and merely booked the two players involved. But for ex-Chelsea player and BBC commentator Andy Townsend, it was Jesse Lingard's reaction to the incident that was the worst of the lot
"Lingard is a lucky boy there," Townsend said. "As he has got involved to try and look after his mate and got embroiled in a scenario
"And he had a conversation with Arsenal fans and lost his head a little bit."
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What is IoT? An easy exercise to understand IoT - at a RIoT Lunch and Learn with Arrow Electronics - Duration: 0:48.
[Presenter discussing exercise]
You're the modem, right?
Yup!
Alright, modem goes to...
WiFi access point...
service provider...
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Who was the toughest Manchester United striker I faced? - TACKLE KEOWN - Duration: 3:44.
Sportsmail columnist Martin Keown is back to answer your questions ahead of a busy weekend of FA Cup action
Arsenal take on Manchester United on Friday night in a mouth-watering fourth round tie while Chelsea take on Sheffield Wednesday on the back of reaching the League Cup final on Thursday night
Scroll down to read through all of Martin's answers to your questions below.If you are using the app, please click here to view today's live blog
Martin Keown Host commentator Auto-update 12:56 It is 20 years since Ryan Giggs saw THAT goal against Arsenal
Have you ever watched it back? Ben, Colchester I have watched it back but not in any great detail
Normally, I would try to ferry Giggs away from goal and tackle with my right foot
When Giggs was charging towards goal, Dwight Yorke made a run to my right which threw me off my angle of approach
Giggs was then able to attack my weaker, left foot and I was not able to make the tackle
That goal was the turning point in the season. We were on for the Double and they were lining up the Treble
The big difference was that at that time, we did not have the same strength in depth as United
Alex Ferguson was able to call upon Giggs, Yorke and Paul Scholes. 12:46 Who was the toughest Manchester United striker you faced - Cole, Yorke, Solskjaer or Sheringham? Joe, Sheffield I always found Teddy Sheringham the toughest
He never played at the same pace as the match and would drop deep into difficult areas
It meant that if you wanted to pick him up, you had to gamble. But all four had their own qualities
Part of what made that Manchester United side so good was that you never knew which forward combination you were going to face! Of the four, Yorke was the best all-round forward and Cole was the quickest
Solskjaer was the most deadly in front of goal. He was even more dangerous off the bench because he would identify space and make clever runs
All four must have felt they deserved to start on merit. It made them even more hungry when they got their chance
12:43 Good Afternoon! Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Tackle Keown
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What is a DUI conviction? | Palm Springs DUI Defense Lawyer - Duration: 0:58.
A DUI conviction means that you've been found guilty of either DUI, driving while under
the influence of alcohol or drugs, or you've been found guilty of driving with a .08 or
more blood alcohol concentration.
Either you plead guilty, meaning you decided to throw in the towel and be done with it,
or a jury found that there was enough evidence that the government had proved your guilt
beyond reasonable doubt.
So if you've been arrested for a DUI, and want to know what's the best way to defend
your case, give me a call so that we can examine the facts related to your arrest, analyze
the evidence, and then figure out what's the best way to defend the case, because the
bottom line is you don't want to get a DUI conviction.
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Police searching for caller who made false shooting report - Duration: 1:33.
For more infomation >> Police searching for caller who made false shooting report - Duration: 1:33. -------------------------------------------
Buddhahood is NOT the Main Goal for Buddhists. What is? (H.E. Dagyab Kyabgoen Rinpoche) - Duration: 3:10.
after all we have to, we would like to,
we need to support, help and taking care of others.
So this our main task.
As Buddhists, this is the main task.
The main task of, main purpose, or main goal
is not achieve Buddhahood, right?
As Buddhists our main goal is proper benefit for others.
This is our main task, main aim.
In order to fulfill or in order to,
yes fulfill fully benefit for others
we need to be able to do so.
So therefore we need to have,
we need to reach enlightenment.
So without having that state.
State of Buddha we have so many, what's that?
So that means when somebody lacks abilities
and if you want to help, of course you need to have
that certain position.
Certain position to be able to help others.
So therefore it is important.
You must be fit to help others.
So for example if you want to help or save someone
from the river.
So you must be fit.
Either you on the other side of the river
or you must be good in swimming.
So otherwise you cannot help those people
who are in danger in the river, right?
So therefore you must be fit.
So therefore we need to achieve enlightenment.
Enlightenment is not our goal
but our main goal is to fully support
the benefit for others.
So therefore, we need to change.
We need to adjust, not change but we need to adjust
the others need, others interests, others whatever.
So that's the main thing, that's the main thing.
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Who was the toughest Manchester United striker I faced? - TACKLE KEOWN - Duration: 4:00.
Sportsmail columnist Martin Keown is back to answer your questions ahead of a busy weekend of FA Cup action
Arsenal take on Manchester United on Friday night in a mouth-watering fourth round tie while Chelsea take on Sheffield Wednesday on the back of reaching the League Cup final on Thursday night
Scroll down to read through all of Martin's answers to your questions below.If you are using the app, please click here to view today's live blog
Martin Keown Host commentator Auto-update 12:56 It is 20 years since Ryan Giggs saw THAT goal against Arsenal
Have you ever watched it back? Ben, Colchester I have watched it back but not in any great detail
Normally, I would try to ferry Giggs away from goal and tackle with my right foot
When Giggs was charging towards goal, Dwight Yorke made a run to my right which threw me off my angle of approach
Giggs was then able to attack my weaker, left foot and I was not able to make the tackle
That goal was the turning point in the season. We were on for the Double and they were lining up the Treble
The big difference was that at that time, we did not have the same strength in depth as United
Alex Ferguson was able to call upon Giggs, Yorke and Paul Scholes. 12:46 Who was the toughest Manchester United striker you faced - Cole, Yorke, Solskjaer or Sheringham? Joe, Sheffield I always found Teddy Sheringham the toughest
He never played at the same pace as the match and would drop deep into difficult areas
It meant that if you wanted to pick him up, you had to gamble. But all four had their own qualities
Part of what made that Manchester United side so good was that you never knew which forward combination you were going to face! Of the four, Yorke was the best all-round forward and Cole was the quickest
Solskjaer was the most deadly in front of goal. He was even more dangerous off the bench because he would identify space and make clever runs
All four must have felt they deserved to start on merit. It made them even more hungry when they got their chance
12:43 Good Afternoon! Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Tackle Keown
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