David Allan
Executive Editor, Features and Enterprise at CNN
Executive Editor, CNN Enterprise & Features (Travel, Style, Space/Science, etc). Former New York Times and BBC. This account represents my views and not CNN.
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3 weeks ago |
sunderlandecho.com | Neil Fatkin |David Allan
With the sun shinning and temperatures on the rise, there’s nothing better than a lunch out at your local pub or enjoying a couple of drinks in a beer garden whilst you soak up those rays. However, for parents with younger children, dining out or enjoying an alfresco glass of wine always needs to be balanced with keeping the little ones entertained. What better way than to find a pub with a play park, where parents can enjoy a drink and a chat while the children can play in a safe environment.
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3 weeks ago |
hartlepoolmail.co.uk | Mark Payne |David Allan
Now, here are 23 great pictures of twins to have also appeared in the Mail in the last 20 plus years. 1. Sporty siblingsSporting twins Ryan and Shaunagh Foreman pictured in 2014. Photo: Mail2. Snow daySteven and Michelle Turner, from Bishop Cuthbert, decided to take their two-year-old twins Freya and Violet to Ward Jackson Park for some sledging when snow fell in 2015. Photo: Picture by David Allan3.
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1 month ago |
tandfonline.com | David Allan |Richard P. Allan
ABSTRACTThe long-term North Atlantic Cold Anomaly (Cold Blob, CB) was largely defined by three major episodes of low sea surface temperature (SST) in the subpolar North Atlantic in 1972–1974, 1984–1985 and 1991–1994. Without these cold periods, there would have been no CB. Each of these episodes correlated with unusually low SST at the Flemish Cap (a subsurface island of the Canadian continental shelf) and with periods of high sea ice cover over the deep basin of the Labrador Sea a year earlier.
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Oct 4, 2024 |
bmjopensem.bmj.com | David Allan |James Tooby |Lindsay Starling |Ross Tucker
Head acceleration events (HAEs) mitigation strategies are a priority for rugby union to optimise player welfare. Instrumented mouthguards show promise as an accurate method for on-field HAE measurement. HAEs occurred in on-field regions where contact event occurrence was the highest. Substitutes had a higher HAE incidence than starters over certain PLA recording thresholds for men. No significant differences in match quarter HAE incidence or propensity were found.
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Oct 1, 2024 |
bmjopensem.bmj.com | David Allan |James Tooby |Lindsay Starling |Ross Tucker
DiscussionThis study explored how previously researched risk factors for injury—field location, time of match and starters versus substitutes—influence both the incidence and propensity of HAEs during contact events and match play in rugby union to provide insight into the timing and circumstances of HAEs to inform potential interventions that reduce the number of head accelerations players will experience in the game.
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