.15), while the Periphery album ‘Periphery IV : Hail Stan’ just misses the top 20 on debut, coming in at No.21.
Love too for the new Sara Bareilles album ‘Amidst The Chaos’, which premieres at No.25 (her highest charting Aussie album so far – by a long shot).
There’s also a No.29 debut for Pup’s ‘Morbid Stuff’.
Not great news for second week sales of I Prevail’s ‘Trauma’. Though it was shining brightly last week at No.6 on debut, it loses 30 places in week two.
Local pop purveyors I Know Leopard premiere at No.39 with their long player ‘Love Is A Landmine’.
No doubt thanks in part to the movie screening on TV last week, the ‘Moana’ soundtrack is back in the top 50, leaping 21 spots to No.46.
Matt Corby’s ‘Rainbow Valley’ is up 23 to No.66, but The Black Sorrows’ new album ‘Citizen John’ tanks in its second week, dropping 56 places to No.67.
There’s also a bit drop for the Motley Crue ‘Greatest Hits’ package (down 34 to No.82).
But show some empathy for Devin Townsend. His newbie ‘Empath’ premiered at No.10 just seven days ago, but finds itself a staggering 86 places lower in week two.
The 34 place drop for Florida Georgia Line’s album ‘Can’t Say I Ain’t Country’ from No.63 to No.97 pales in comparison.
Latest albums from Ben Platt, Yelawolf and Luke Dickens, which all debuted in the top 50 last week (at Nos.32, 34 and 49 respectively) have all gone from the top 100.We’ve started a digital journey that consumer pressure will force us to complete, regardless. People’s expectations, once realised, will increasingly demand quicker, more intelligent, data driven reactions to events. From bin collections through to looking after our citizens – a smart approach that puts people’s needs central is the way forward. As it joins the ranks of authorities developing smart city ambitions, Hull City Council is placing a strong initial focus on its infrastructure, the networks and digital capabilities to get the best from the internet of things (IoT) and other technologies and is better placed than many cities to press ahead. Adam Jennison’s closing keynote at WASTE MANAGEMENT Smart Class 2018 (which we hosted at ODI Leeds last November) asked whether ‘smart’ is just a buzzword and, with an emphasis on smarter waste management, outlined Hull’s experiences around Smart bins; Big data; Open data, the knowledge economy and a community based approach; Sensors; LoRaWAN; Smart City Platforms; Digital partners; and “The art of the possible”, including a dive into ‘Street Scene’!
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Georgia has a new No. 1 quarterback: Aaron Murray.
As most expected, the redshirt freshman from Tampa, Fla., was placed ahead of redshirt junior Logan Gray on the Bulldogs’ post-spring depth chart released on Thursday.
In a much-talked about, much-watched position battle, Murray is the favorite to start the Sept. 4 season opener against Louisiana-Lafayette.
“We see Murray ahead of Logan right now, but by no means does that guarantee a starting position in the first ballgame,” coach Mark Richt said. “It’s just a matter of, on a consistent basis, he performed better than Logan at this point. It’s the usual things: accuracy, decision-making, those types of things.”
Murray and Gray were part of a three-player quarterback competition this spring that lost a contender on Sunday when Zach Mettenberger, who threw two touchdowns in the G-Day game, was dismissed for violating team rules.
Richt was asked if Murray would have been No. 1 on the depth chart anyway.
“I’m not out to hurt anybody worse than they may have been hurt to this point, but Aaron would have been the No. 1 quarterback,” Richt said.
Mettenbeger was arrested March 7 in Remerton in an alcohol-related incident outside a bar during spring break. That had already drawn him a suspension of at least one game.
The three quarterbacks that competed this spring shared practice work, but there had been no pecking order set.
Murray completed 58.9 percent of his passes in three spring scrimmages, throwing for 380 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions.
Gray completed 54.8 percent for 280 yards with two touchdowns and an interception.
“If I thought it was enough to just flat-out name a starter right now, I would do that, but at this point, we’re not ready to do that,” Richt said. “But we feel like (Murray) is definitely the No. 1 guy at this point, and we’ll see what happens by the time we start the first game.”
Lassiter’s Hutson Mason will become the third scholarship quarterback when he joins the team this summer.
“There’s no question there will be a greater sense of urgency in the quarterback room to get him prepared,” Richt said. “He’s got a sense of urgency anyway because I know the kind of young man that he is.”
The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Murray was rated as the No. 3 quarterback in the nation in the 2009 class by several recruiting services. He had a shaky G-Day, missing on several deep passes and completing 10 of 22 for 96 yards and an interception
“A lot of the throws were not very high-percentage throws,” Richt said. “He actually hit a much higher percentage of the deep balls in the other scrimmages and other practices than he did that day. But we must hit a higher percentage of deep balls than he hit in that game.”
Gray served as the backup to Joe Cox last season, playing sparingly. He completed 5 of 12 passes for 31 yards with two interceptions, but Richt said that he’s more comfortable knowing what to do and how to do it now at the position.
Gray had explored moving to receiver after last season.
“The bottom line for Logan is, I want him to be in the best position to help Georgia win,” Richt said. “Whether that’s at quarterback or getting some reps at receiver or something, that remains to be seen.”
Murray has a winning pedigree, coming back from injury to lead Tampa Plant High to a Florida state championship as a senior.
Now the 19-year old has the inside track to be Georgia’s starting quarterback heading into the summer.
“He played on a team that knew how to win and knew what it takes as far as camaraderie and just unity,” Richt said. “He’s been through that before, and I think if our team will respond to him, I think it will go very well because he knows what it looks like, he knows what it feels like, and he’s very eager to do that.”
n Notes: Washaun Ealey and Caleb King are considered co-No. 1 tailbacks even though King wasn’t listed on the official depth chart released Thursday after missing the latter part of spring practices with a knee injury. … Vance Cuff has grabbed a No. 1 cornerback spot opposite Brandon Boykin. “Vance might have been the most improved player on the football team during the spring,” Richt said. “He just seemed like every day he was making plays, he was gaining confidence.” … Nick Williams joined Baccari Rambo as first-team safeties, but Jakar Hamilton is expected to compete in the preseason for a starting job. … Sophomore Orson Charles is ahead of 2009 starter Aron White at tight end, but the Bulldogs could rely on more two-tight end sets this year.
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