two goals down in this tie and crashing out of the Europa League in calamitous fashion
thanks to goals from Manuel Ugarte and Diogo Dalot
“A capitulation… an embarrassment,” declared former United defender Rio Ferdinand on TNT Sports
And then the most unlikely collection of things happened to send United to a semi-final against Athletic Club on May 1 and May 8
Lyon had levelled the tie with two goals in six minutes — first Corentin Tolisso and then Nicolas Tagliafico
And while a red card for Tolisso — given a second yellow after clipping Leny Yoro — provided some hope
the brilliant Rayan Cherki struck in the first half of extra time and then Alexandre Lacazette scored from the penalty spot after a Luke Shaw foul
Bruno Fernandes pulled one back from the penalty spot
then came a cool strike from substitute Kobbie Mainoo and then up popped the forehead of Maguire
to keep United alive in this competition on one of the great European nights at Old Trafford
Charlotte Harpur and Anantaajith Raghuraman catch their breath and discuss the key talking points…
As United’s Premier League season went from bad to worse
it soon became apparent it was Bilbao or bust
It sums up United’s dreary campaign that so much rode on Thursday night’s result
it was a quarter-final second-leg Europa League tie against Lyon
especially compared to some of this week’s enticing Champions League games
But zoom in and the consequences are significant
particularly after such a remarkable game of football
This is something for United to cling to and a galvanising boost of much-needed confidence
United easily produced one of their best first-half performances this season before capitulating in the second half
surrendering pressure and missing the opportunity to go 3-0 up
Despite conceding four goals after half-time
there really was nothing left to save the season
Most importantly for the club is the financial aspect
United could expect to earn around £85.8million ($114m) as a minimum if they qualify for next season’s Champions League by winning this season’s Europa League
they still have many hoops to jump through
but Thursday’s win has taken them one crucial step closer to the final
This section was meant to be an item about Ruben Amorim’s reluctance to make substitutions during what was supposed to be the key period of the game
It was critical of Amorim for not changing things sooner
For waiting until the 86th minute to finally bring on Kobbie Mainoo and
who looked understandably lost in a position he had played once before in his senior career
And it lamented that United’s best plan when all is collapsing around them is to apparently stick Maguire up front
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United did not have the players on the pitch to win in extra time
And then Mainoo whipped that strike in to equalise on aggregate
And then Maguire guided that header inside the post to win
the most incredible European occasion in Old Trafford’s history
You wondered whether Andre Onana had learned anything from the past week when
smiled and cockily nodded his head in the direction of Lyon’s supporters
But the most important lesson he could take on board from the first leg’s calamities was not to let his team-mates down again
although he might have hoped for a bit more help from them
Onana pulled off several excellent saves — first to deny Cherki
low and down to his right at a critical juncture in the first half
There was a carbon copy to deny Tolisso at the start of the second
and another from Ainsley Maitland-Niles that was not as easy as it looked
But with pressure building on United’s goal
he needed more assistance from those in front of him
His defenders failed to take responsibility for Tolisso
There was not much Onana could do about that
His positioning could be questioned for Lyon’s second
as Tagliafico’s shot crept across the line before he could make a reactive save
either Maguire or Yoro could have reacted quicker to stop the shot from coming
At least there were not the individual errors of the first leg for Onana
Manchester United and attacking fluidity have rarely been uttered in the same sentence this season
But the first half against Lyon saw them play some of their best attacking football under Ruben Amorim
taking a step forward from the home match against Real Sociedad last month
which Amorim said “showed a little bit of the future”
The first goal came from Fernandes passing to Dalot and jogging forward
turning back and then sprinting to the left wing
Dalot’s positioning had pulled left-back Tagliafico close to him and he passed back to Noussair Mazraoui
whose clipped first-time pass found Fernandes occupying the space Tagliafico had vacated
and his first touch took him past two Lyon defenders to the byline
Rasmus Hojlund wrestled with Moussa Niakhate
creating space in the box for Manuel Ugarte to run into and finish
The second goal was simpler in its creation
Maguire’s ball over the top was attacked by Dalot as Fernandes held his position
Tagliafico tracked back but was easily outmuscled by Dalot
Those were not the only occasions United troubled Lyon with such long passes into the channels
Dalot played a similar pass over Tagliafico to Fernandes
who hit the crossbar with a stretching volley
Casemiro played a first-time pass over the top — similar to the pass to Fernandes that led to Hojlund winning a penalty against Real Sociedad — to Ugarte
who made the run to the same right channel to win a corner
United combined clever off-the-ball movements with a simple passing strategy and excellent execution in the first half
I was watching the ’99 (Champions League win) commentary to have some inspiration for this moment
you could feel it during the game and then 4-2 with one more player
On his subs: “We tried to put Harry Maguire (up front) because he’s the only guy that can score a goal with his head
And then Kobbie Mainoo has a lack of pace in this moment because he had that injury and he stopped for a while
But he’s really good in small spaces and then he has the ability to score that kind of goal.”
On players returning from injury: “It’s really important because
you can feel that playing Premier League and European games is really hard
Luke Shaw was meant to play 30 minutes tops
but we had a problem with Nouss(air Mazraoui) at half-time
So all this stuff happened during this game but
On the performance: “We started well but we are not really consistent in maintaining the game in the same way for a long time
“We should do better with Lyon’s two goals but that’s it
We have a lot to improve but the character was there.”
On frustration over his team’s inconsistency: “Of course
because the reflection of the coach is in the league
but your reflection as a team is the league and we are underperforming
You can see that we lack a lot of characteristics in our team
You want to push forward and you seek Garna(cho)
but you feel he’s the only one who can make the transitions
On the belief this win will provide: “Sometimes we just look at the tactical or physical aspect
but this kind of moment can change a lot in the players’ minds
We have to be really focused on the Europa League
we have to take a risk sometimes with the kids in the Premier League
and we have to be tough on that and the fans have to understand that we want to focus on the Europa League.”
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Perfectly befitting their up-and-down season
Manchester United took the scenic route (and then some) to reach the semifinals of the Europa League with a 5-4 victory (7-6 on aggregate) over Lyon on Thursday
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Ruben Amorim’s side even made the first leg was needlessly complicated last week as they conceded a 95th-minute equalizer when they looked sure to take a 2-1 lead back to Old Trafford
but that was nothing compared to what they did against the 10 men of Lyon at Old Trafford
From 2-0 ahead on the night (4-2 on aggregate) after 70 minutes
to 2-4 (4-6) down 20 minutes into extra-time
5-4 (7-6) when Harry Maguire thumped a header home to thunderous
disbelieving celebration — truly a Hollywood script of an ending
Lyon took the lead (and were actually the better side for 20-plus minutes) after Corentin Tolisso was sent off in the 89th minute
struck from the edge of the box and former Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette scored from the penalty spot on 105 and 110 minutes
Man United were shellshocked and the Old Trafford faithful couldn’t believe what they were witnessing as their last glimmer of hope for the 2024-25 season was quickly fading
United were handed a lifeline when Casemiro was fouled inside the penalty area and Bruno Fernandes does was he typically does from the spot in the 114th minute
Kobbie Mainoo then curled home a stunner just before the clock hit 120:00 and
with five minutes of stoppage time to be played
Maguire cleared a yard of space to go up and cap off a night that no United supporter will ever forget
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Bruno Fernandes gives Manchester United a glimmer of hope ✨ pic.twitter.com/nCsEYWvS1s
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the Cameroonian goalkeeper is likely to come back into the lineup
With United languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League table
they were dangerous throughout the first leg and are playing with no fear whatsoever
Everybody expects Man United to somehow find a way to win at Old Trafford and go through
but Lyon have lost just two of their last 12 games in all competitions and sit within two points of second place in Ligue 1
They will have taken plenty of confidence from their first leg performance and they now know how easily they can rattle United
There is so much pressure on this United side for this game as winning the Europa League is the only way they’re going to salvage this horror season
Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes looked sharp in the first half at Newcastle on Sunday but United faded badly in the second half as Amorim rested key players
Zirkzee suffered an injury and is out so he can’t build on his late goal at Lyon in the first leg
Garnacho and Fernandes to start in attack once again
The main aim for United is to stay solid with Yoro
Maguire and Lindelof likely to be the back three
Mainoo could come in to play a more substantial role at a key moment
while Shaw and Eriksen are experienced options off the bench
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Talented forward Ernest Nuamah is out after suffering an ACL injury earlier this month
while Lyon have also been without promising winger Malick Fofana
Tolisso and Cherki were excellent in the first leg
with the latter causing havoc with his clever passes and direct running
Almada was also a threat and veteran Lacazette will also play a big role
This is going to be tense but a bit of magic from Fernandes or Garnacho will likely get the job done
Manchester United 2-1 Lyon (Manchester United 4-3 Lyon on aggregate)
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argues that NFS must die and give way to a block-based protocol for large dataset sharing in the cloud
He gave a talk at the 2024 Netherlands Local Unix User Group conference in Utrecht in February, which can be watched as a YouTube video starting from the 6:24:00 point
Lyon first established his credentials with impressive stints at Sun, Ipsilon Networks, Netillion, Nuova Systems, and DriveScale:
His presentation’s starting point is that “file systems are great for files but they don’t really give a shit about datasets.” Datasets are collections of files
A dynamically mountable file system in Linux can be considered a dataset
can be made up from billions of files which are consumed (used) by thousands of GPUs
and also updated by a few hundred agents working on a few thousand files at a time
with its “killer feature that you can rapidly access arbitrary datasets of any size.” Its purpose is to provide a shared mutable data space
without having to first copy them. But
shared mutable data is basically a bad idea in concurrent and distributed programming
File sharing is not appropriate in the cloud
and developers are forced to use complex synchronization techniques to ensure data consistency
then there is no need for synchronizations
sharing layered immutable data is the right way to do it
You can cache or replicate the data and it won’t change
Admins should think about using NVMe over Fabrics and block storage providers to get over the copying issue
NVMe-oF provides “crazy fast remote block device access.” Block semantics are well defined and “aggressively cached by the OS.”
distributed file system BeyondFS “allows many different block storage providers” such as Amazon EBS
There is much more in his presentation, which you can check out here
Overall, Lyon proposes a new approach to achieve fast, highly scalable, and consistent access to dynamic datasets by using existing file systems, OverlayFS, and NVMe-oF. And he wants collaborators to join him in the effort of getting a new open source project started to achieve it. He can be reached at pugs@lyon-about.com or on Mastodon @aka_pugs@mastodon.social
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Tagliafico Shines in Lyon's Victory Over NantesOlympique Lyon took a breath of fresh air in front of their home fans
with goals from World Cup champion Nicolás Tagliafico and an own goal by Nicolas Pallois
After a rough start to the season that put the historic Lyon in a relegation battle
the home team came out determined to flex their muscles in front of their fans
scoring the first goal in the 22nd minute with a great volley from Tagliafico
Lyon maintained their momentum and managed to double their lead with a team play that ended up with Pallois accidentally pushing the ball into his own net in the 54th minute
turning the rest of the match into a formality
Olympique Lyon earns important points to climb to seventh place in the Ligue 1 standings with 10 points
while Nantes drops to tenth place with a total of nine points
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MANCHESTER UNITED have beaten Lyon 7-6 on aggregate to progress to the semi-finals of the Europa League in the most dramatic of circumstances
Manuel Ugarte broke the deadlock on 10 minutes
finishing a superb move to put the English giants ahead in the crunch tie
Diogo Dalot gave the Red Devils breathing room just before half time with a striker-like finish
Corentin Tolisso got one back for Lyon with 70 minutes on the clock before Nicolas Tagliafico made the clash 2-2 and sent the dramatic tie to extra-time
The French side went into the additional period with 10-men after Tolisso received his second yellow card moments before the full time whistle
but it didn't matter as Rayan Cherki's rocket put Lyon in front
It went from bad to worse for United as Alexandre Lacazette netted a penalty to make it 6-4 on aggregate in the second half of extra time
But an unbelievable seven-minute period saw United turn the tie on its head after goals from Bruno Fernandes
and finally a stunning winner from Harry Maguire at the death put Man Utd in the Europa League semi-finals
The Red Devils will face Athletic Club in the last four of the European competition
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The visitors thought they were through to the semi-finals when Lacazette scored his penalty to put them two goals up
Giving away a needless penalty gave Man Utd the adrenaline boost they needed to turn this game around
It seemed we were heading to a penalty shootout but Maguire scored late on to book the Red Devils' place in the next round
Copy linkCopiedToday, 23:05By Kieran DaviesBoss beaming from ear to earA smiling Ruben Amorim spoke with TNT Sports after this mammoth tie:
We try to put Maguire [up front] as he is the only person who can score with his head
Shaw was only supposed to play thirty minutes
I think we start well but we are not too consistent
I feel when the team is a little bit tired we drop a lot
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:57By Kieran DaviesEuropean dreams still alive for Red DevilsWhen Alexander Lacazette slotted his penalty home
Three goals in the final six minutes of the game saw Ruben Amorim's side do the impossible
The Red Devils have booked themselves a Europa League semi-final with Athletic Club as their hopes of silverware this season live on
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:53By Kieran DaviesKnow what I mean 'ArryMakeshift striker Harry Maguire spoke with TNT Sports after the game:
We had chances to score then and they scored out of nothing
We dug in and to come back like that in unbelievable
I felt we were going to get chances to get back into it
When I saw it hit the back of the net it was just amazing
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:50By Kieran DaviesFT: Man Utd 5-4 Lyon (AGG: 7-6) ETFrom zeros to heroes for the Red Devils
The Lyon players looked absolutely devastated
Ruben Amorim's side have done the unthinkable tonight
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:47By Kieran DaviesFT: Man Utd 5-4 Lyon (AGG: 7-6) ETWhat a dramatic end we have see here at Old Trafford
Man Utd looked dead and buried when Lacazette scored his penalty
Three goals in six minutes then turned this game on its head
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:45By Kieran DaviesFT: Man Utd 5-4 Lyon (AGG: 7-6) ETThat's it
Man Utd are through to the semi-finals of the Europa League
Nobody would have predicted this when they were two goals down in extra-time
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:42By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 5-4 Lyon (AGG: 7-6) ET120+3
Those fans are getting the karma they deserve for having no belief in their own football team
Two goals in a minute have turned this game on its head
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:40By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 5-4 Lyon (AGG: 7-6) ET120+1
A cross comes in and it hits Maguire's shoulder and goes in
VAR is reviewing it to see if there was a foul by the defender but decide the goal stands
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:38By Kieran DaviesGoal - Harry Maguire (Man Utd)Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:38By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 4-4 Lyon (AGG: 6-6) ET120
Mainoo controls the ball before drilling an effort into the far corner
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:37By Kieran DaviesGoal - Kobbie Mainoo (Man Utd)Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:35By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 3-4 Lyon (AGG: 5-6) ET118
It has been pure entertainment at Old Trafford tonight
None of that will mean anything for these Red Devils' fans if they do not progress
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:34By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 3-4 Lyon (AGG: 5-6) ET116
The fans who decided to stay are making this a cauldron of noise now
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:32By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 3-4 Lyon (AGG: 5-6) ET114
Fernandes passes the ball into the bottom corner of the goal
The keeper went the right way but could not get anywhere near it
Many Man Utd fans have already left the stadium
Casemiro goes down in the box demanding a penalty
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:29By Kieran DaviesVAR review in progressCopy linkCopiedToday, 22:29By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 2-4 Lyon (AGG: 4-6) ET110
The uphill struggle the Red Devils faced has now become a mountain
Lacazette sends Onana the wrong way and buries his spot kick into the bottom corner
A cross comes into the box and Mainoo meets it with a header
It is a simple save for Perri in the Lyon goal
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:24By Kieran DaviesMan Utd 2-3 Lyon (AGG: 4-5) ET106
The next fifteen minutes will define Man Utd's season
Amorim seems to have asked Maguire to play as a centre-forward
here is the Sir Jim Ratcliffe revolution right here
Copy linkCopiedToday, 22:23By Kieran DaviesKick-off: Man Utd 2-3 Lyon (AGG: 4-5) ETWe are back underway at Old Trafford
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Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match
The current head to head record for the teams are Lyon 6 win(s)
Lyon and Brest have not drawn any of their last 3 matches against each other.
Rayan Cherki is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (13)
Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches
Romain Del Castillo has created the most big chances for Brest (7)
02 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Lyon won 2–1 over Brest on Sun
02 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches
Lyon and Brest have not drawn any of their last 3 matches against each other
Lyon is playing home against Brest at Groupama Stadium on Sun
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Spirit agrees to terms with sister club to fill out 2025 roster
Washington, D.C. (02/06/2025) – The Washington Spirit has agreed to terms with French sister club Olympique Lyon (OL) to bring defender Kysha Sylla to DC on loan for the 2025 season
Sylla will occupy an international slot on the Spirit roster
“I am very excited to join Washington Spirit for the upcoming season,” said Sylla
“It’s a great opportunity for me to grow as a player and experience a new challenge
Sylla has appeared in 17 matches in the Première Ligue and tallied nearly 1,000 minutes of playing time
a Champions League title and another Champions League final appearance in her first three seasons with the club
“Kysha represents another talented addition to this year’s roster,” said President of Soccer Operations/General Manager Mark Krikorian
“We expect her to have a significant impact on the team’s success in the defending third this season.”
The Paryaski sisters are so crucial to the Plymouth Christian Academy softball team that South Lyon tried to avoid them during last week's tournament
blue!" South Lyon coach Jerry Shippe yelled at the umpire from the dugout
The Lions thought they'd have a better chance at getting out of a bases-loaded jam than keeping either sister from smacking a walk-off
Reminder: South Lyon is a Division 1 team that played in the state semifinal at Michigan State a year ago, just sent the 2022 Michigan Gatorade Player of the Year
to Duke and has an enrollment of 1,005 more students than the D-4 PCA
That's a lot of respect to show the Paryaskis
yet it's warranted because the sisters are a big reason why the Eagles are a favorite to win a state championship
3 by the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association until it lost a doubleheader to Livonia Stevenson
another D-1 program ranked just outside the top 10
They've already played against bigger schools such as Plymouth
And they've won almost half of those matchups
Some of that has to do with the tremendous travel experience the sisters have
as they've played for the Firecrackers Fastpitch Softball program and have faced elite competition every summer
Taking on a Kensington Lakes Activities Association team isn't as scary as it sounds when you're used to seeing similar pitching and defense on the travel circuit
And their confidence has been contagious to the other Eagles who aren't year-round ballplayers
that's helped the sisters become better leaders
"They've just been great encouragers to the whole team," third-year coach Jori Groen said
and they don't do it in an intimidating or bossy way
They've just been incredible leaders and captains on our team
The Paryaskis are from a long line of baseball and softball players
who played for nearby Concordia-Ann Arbor from 2018-2021
They were always around a diamond growing up
They actually started high school playing for Michigan Independent Athletic Conference rival Southfield Christian before transferring to PCA as juniors
They made an immediate impact with the Eagles last year, even helping them win the league and go on to capture the program's first district championship since 2019
but the schedule is definitely tougher because we play these bigger schools," Sophie said
We're not going to win every game based on numbers and experience
but we fight really well and we can be really scrappy
Their statistics and recent milestones make it easy to see why Alma College signed both sisters
she carried a .515 batting average and .616 on-base percentage while recording 16 doubles
She also scored 44 runs and stole 34 bases
she recorded both her 100th career RBI and 100th run scored
but she's also been just as reliable as a pitcher
which is saying something because the Eagles also have Clara Groen
arguably one of the best junior pitchers in Michigan
Groen would be a full-time starter for most D-1 teams in the state
so the fact that she shares time with Sophie shows how talented both arms really are
Sophie recently scored her 150th career run
adding to the stellar stats she had as a junior
finishing with a .509 batting average and recording 14 doubles
five triples and three home runs and totaling 51 RBIs
She also scored 48 runs and stole 27 bases
She went 12-1 as a pitcher with 121 strikeouts and a 1.42 earned-run average last season
"Our experience here has been really good," Chloe said
"The atmosphere is a really great and the team is amazing
but there is a little more pressure on us because not a lot of the girls on our team play travel
So I've definitely had to step up to be a little more of a leader this year
being the only catcher has been a lot of work."
there are no days off when you play for a small school against a schedule loaded with D-1 teams
especially for the up-and-comers still acclimating to varsity softball
who thought they were out of the woods by intentionally walking the Paryaskis to put Mariah Wright at the plate
the freshman belted a double toward the center-field fence
bringing home Groen for the walk-off run in the 6-5 victory and putting a pair of smiles on the sisters' faces as they raced to the backstop to celebrate the win with their teammates
Brandon Folsom covers high school sports in metro Detroit for Hometown Life. Follow him on Twitter at @folsombrandonj.
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Lyon County scored three goals in four minutes – the final two by sophomore Boston Mullen – to rally past Heritage Christian Academy 7-6 on Thursday and pick up its first win of the season.
Down 6-4 with 19 minutes left, Grady Walker punched home a penalty kick to bring the Lyons to within a goal.
Mullen tied the match two minutes later and added the game-winner with 15 minutes left.
The win snapped a 12-match losing streak for the Lyons dating back to last year. The seven goals scored was their most since a 9-0 win at Logan County on Sept. 22, 2022.
In last week’s 7-3 win over Lyon County in Hopkinsville, Kallan Davis scored all seven Warrior goals. On Thursday, he added four more – two in each half.
It was Lucas West who scored one of the quickest goals in Warrior history just 20 seconds into the match.
A goal by Davis in the 10th minute staked the Warriors to a 2-0 lead before Kveon Cain got Lyon County on the board in the 16th minute.
After Davis again got loose and put HCA up 3-1, Lyon answered with three straight goals to end the first half – perhaps a precursor for the second half.
Walker scored ahead of a header by Mauro Martinez Furones that knotted the match at 3-3. Cayden Webber scored with three minutes left to give the Lyons a 4-3 advantage at halftime.
HCA scored the first three goals of the second half as Jayden Nichols scored his first varsity goal ahead of Davis’ two tallies.
Davis now has 20 goals for the Warriors (1-5-1), who will host University Heights Academy in a Saturday noon district contest.
Lyon County (1-6) will play at Trigg County on Tuesday in a 5th District battle – the first of two games in nine days between the border rivals.
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Volume 6 - 2015 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2015.00264
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Research on how bacteria adapt to changing environments underlies the contemporary biological understanding of signal transduction (ST)
and ST provides the foundation of the information-processing approach that is the hallmark of the ‘cognitive revolution,’ which began in the mid-20th century
Yet cognitive scientists largely remain oblivious to research into microbial behavior that might provide insights into problems in their own domains
while microbiologists seem equally unaware of the potential importance of their work to understanding cognitive capacities in multicellular organisms
Evidence in bacteria for capacities encompassed by the concept of cognition is reviewed
Parallels exist not only at the heuristic level of functional analogue
but also at the level of molecular mechanism
which is where fruitful cross-fertilization among disciplines might be found
microbiologists seem equally unaware of the potential importance of their work to understanding cognitive capacities in metazoans including vertebrates
TABLE 1. Broadly biological and narrowly human conceptions of the capacities encompassed by the general concept of cognition (Lyon, 2006)
yet is far from being accepted – even by microbiologists – as anything relevantly like memory in complex vertebrates
Cognitive scientists might be similarly dismissive were they to give it any thought at all
they (to say nothing of microbiologists) have yet to connect the dots with memory processes in prokaryotes
In the following pages I hope to show that such linguistic usage is not wholly metaphorical
I believe there is something going on at the microscopic level that doesn’t just ‘look’ cognitive
it is typically considered cognitive when studied in animals more like us
it is (for the most part) uncontroversial within the domain of comparative psychology and cognitive ethology
and others like it in the cognitive scientific literature
emphasizes the psychologically delineated elements of the function
Others concerned with the specifically biological manifestation of cognitive function – which historically includes William James
and Humberto Maturana—emphasize the ecological context of information ‘use,’ what cognition does for the organism in the business of staying alive in a particular ecological niche
Biological cognition is the complex of sensory and other information-processing mechanisms an organism has for becoming familiar with, valuing, and [interacting with] its environment in order to meet existential goals, the most basic of which are survival, [growth or thriving], and reproduction. (Lyon, 2014
BOX 1: The basic cognitive ‘toolkit.’
Such mechanisms are characterized by non-linear responsivity
integration of multiple information channels
at least) habituation and adaptation phenomena
These structural and dynamical features are among the defining features of neuronal sensory processing in animals
In the psychological literature, assignment of an existential value to the sum of information concerning current circumstances, internal and external, is called valence, which has been described as ‘a basic building block of emotional life’ (Barrett, 2006). Valence refers to the attractiveness, acceptability or tolerability of a stimulus (Lyon, 2014)
Usually such stimuli are rendered in terms of ‘positive’ or ‘negative,’ ‘attractant’ or ‘repellant,’ in addition to neutral stimuli to which the organism is indifferent
but these characterizations are not always stable
Aversive conditioning depends on the capacity of previously neutral or even positive stimuli to become negative for an organism under particular circumstances
all sensory signals have a context-dependent valence—positive
negative or neutral—which influences the available response
In mammals specialized brain-based systems exist for this purpose, notably the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and the limbic system, which together appraise for a given signal not only what it is and where it is but also what it means ‘for me’ (Vedder, 2008)
This involves brain structures such as the amygdala and the orbitofrontal cortex
Although bacteria lack such specialized organs
the valence of a signal is implicit in the processes that coordinate
the rotation bias of flagellar motors or the complex developmental sequence of signaling
genetic transcription and protein expression that leads to sporulation
Bacteria are capable of sensing and responding to an astonishing variety of environmental signals: amino acids, sugars, oxygen, pH, osmolarity, temperature, light, secondary metabolites, molecular waste products (e.g., ammonia), environmental DNA, and other microbes (both conspecifics and other species)—even physical objects such as tiny, chemically inert beads (Dworkin, 1983)
by millions of base pairs (Mbp) and type of system
153) observes that the majority of ECF groups are phylum-specific
“reflecting the similar life style and physiology of a given group of related organisms.” The activity of many sigma is typically controlled
although see the section on “Communication and Sociality” below
The supposition is that QS systems ensure that individuals do not act in ways that are too costly and unproductive when undertaken by one or a few cells
A few cells releasing a virulence factor will be swiftly attacked by a host immune system; bioluminescent molecules secreted by a lone symbiont will not be visible
In different species AI systems may have widely differing regulatory components and molecular mechanisms. Commonly, however, AI concentrations are detected via ligand binding at membrane-bound receptors (2CSs) or via intracellular receptors that detect membrane-diffusible peptides (1CSs), and detection at threshold stimulates not only changes in the cell’s genetic transcription but also up-regulates AI production (Rutherford and Bassler, 2012)
which proposed that individual cells synthesize AIs to ascertain the physical properties of their environment to calibrate regulatory and behavioral responses for their own benefit
Although anthropomorphism is never mentioned
the article’s last paragraph gestures obliquely in that direction:
We seem to be most prone to errors with those processes that most strongly distinguish us from bacteria—our sexuality and our sociality… perhaps because we are social animals
we find the idea that bacteria have evolved communication and cooperation very appealing (p
These articles helped to inspire theoretical and empirical work seeking alternative explanations for autoinduction beyond the default assumption that QS was communication
Alternative terms for autoinduction based on dominant factors influencing concentrations of AI molecules
both agree that some forms of autoinduction enable social behavior in bacteria
and can be appropriately viewed as communicative
aeroginosa as the only explicit attempts to test the social-signaling hypothesis
both agree that terminological expansion has gone too far
and that QS is now so entrenched that it can be used generically
with the understanding that usage carries no social implications in the absence of further investigation
However, from a theoretical standpoint, considerable work remains to be done, mainly because evolutionary theory is far from univocal on the issue of how social behavior and communication evolve. A treatment of this topic is beyond the scope of this article. I have argued elsewhere that bacterial sociality has much to teach evolutionary biologists as they refine the overarching framework of evolutionary theory, which is still very much a work in progress (Lyon, 2007)
there appears to be a correlation between the complexity of the signaling pathways a bacterium possesses and the complexity of its behavior
although more research is needed to see if this observation holds generally
According to the microbial signal transduction (MiST2) database (Ulrich and Zhulin, 2010), from which all of the following figures are derived, the largest and smallest genomes in the bacterial kingdom are found among the gamma-proteobacteria (see Table 2.) The genome of Buchnera aphidocola
which express only three (3) 1CSs and no ECFs
a pathogenic species that inhabits brackish saltwater and has the capacity to withstand digestion both by seafood and humans
In addition, M. xanthus has twice the number of ECFs as V. parahaemolyticus, providing greater flexibility in responding to stress (Ulrich and Zhulin, 2010). Moreover, it has an unusually large number of genes (97) involved in synthesizing serine/threonine protein kinases (Goldman et al., 2006)
signaling proteins that are rare in prokaryotes but which are involved in a wide variety of processes in unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes
threonine and tyrosine kinases have been shown to inhibit development in M
it may be that bacteria provide the best test case of his thesis’s fundamental assertion
and helped to make sense of important work over the previous decade by several research groups
which shows how similar proteins can function quite differently in similar contexts
Cell reversal appears to be somehow obligate to myxococcal life, not simply to motility. In the hundreds of motility mutants created since 1970, none to date has been unidirectional (Kaiser and Warrick, 2011). This may be because the continuous movement of cells in a swarm is necessary to facilitate access to oxygen (above) and nutrients (below), and thus to reduce intercellular competition (Kaiser and Warrick, 2011)
the motility apparatus of the cell is constantly changing position during swarming
inner membrane and periplasm and included the A-motility protein CglB
Finally, swarms are different from colonies. Swarming motility depends on growth—it ceases when growth ceases—but swarms expand mainly by movement, not growth (Kaiser and Warrick, 2011). Although cells in a swarm are in all stages of the growth cycle, only 10% of swarm expansion is shown to be due to growth, whereas in a colony 90% of expansion is growth-related (Kaiser and Warrick, 2011)
The remainder of the section, which is derived entirely from Kaiser and Warrick (2014)
describes what time-lapse microscopy of cells with fluorescent-labeled proteins revealed about what goes on in myxococcal swarms
the function of which are unclear: planar rafts
the cells on the top layer of the mounds translocate in an explosive
synchronized descent to the peripheries of the fourth layer
The explosive descent appears to be the result of a synchronized and simultaneous inhibition of all motility engines
From their new position the translocated cells slowly and asynchronously begin the climb to the top again
the cells align into a compact arrangement as a result of A-motility signal proteins
The mechanism by which this occurs is unknown
the FACs assemble on the sides of the leading half of the cells
The FACs then vanish and relocate to the trailing half
which upon cell reversal becomes the leading half
as they move in the opposite direction along their long axes
If the mechanism operates similarly to Wnt signaling in eukaryotes
the four levels of layering could allow Cglb proteins to pass the signal sequentially from one compartment space to another
providing a high degree of specificity between the upstream and downstream binding partners as well as with the intracellular compartment
The signaling synchronizes the Frz-cluster pacemakers in the cell pair, which brings them into phase, effectively ‘resetting’ both cells to the average value of their pre-connection phases, a mechanism reminiscent of the scaling of synaptic firing potentials in neurons to ensure that overstimulation of one synapse does not distort the functioning of the network (Turrigiano, 2008)
Pairing is followed by cell reversal, which allows the cells to separate and move in a new direction, thus enabling the signal (whatever it is) to be spread, and the cells to become synchronized, which is necessary for coordinating the explosive descent. Thus, as Kaiser and Warrick (2011
1309) observe: “Every cell in a mound should be available for pairwise signaling
cells in each layer are in contact with one another
and cells in a mound are able to move from one layer to another.” CglB is critical to this dynamic process of construction: CglB mutants can swarm but they cannot build
and understanding this behavior may throw light on the sensorimotor behavior of social animals
is whether and how bacteria remember and learn
and to what extent these capacities are relevantly like memory and learning in more complex animals
Significantly, because stressful circumstances require immediate remedial action in a way attractive circumstances do not, in humans and other mammals memories for adverse events tend to be much stronger than those for positive events (Baumeister et al., 2001)
which is why aversive conditioning is such a powerful tool
The pho regulon of E. coli, which operates to detect the metabolically critical nutrient Pi through the canonical PhoR/PhoB 2CS, was selected as the signaling pathway for experimentation (Hoffer et al., 2001)
Upon stimulation the histidine kinase PhoR autophosphorylates and transfers phosphoryl groups to the cognate RR PhoR
which then amplifies production of the two components
Thus signaling through PhoR/PhoB boosts production of the transduction components
Cells from an exponentially growing population of phoA mutants were incubated first in a Pi limited medium (for 45 min at 42°)
then in a high Pi medium (for 1 h at 30°)
the cells were transferred to Pi limited medium and incubated at 30°
The speed at which alkaline phosphatase production was induced
enabling the cell to scavenge traces of Pi or phosphorylated compounds from the environment
Three different strains of B. subtilis were grown under 10 different conditions, which varied according to the nutrient richness of the growth medium (rich and less-rich) and the density to which the population was allowed to grow, of which there were five classes (Wolf et al., 2008)
two fluorescent ‘reporter’ strains were created to measure three variables: (1) commitment to sporulation
a bistable process indicated by SpoIIE expression; (2) synthesis of AprE
a degradative enzyme that breaks down food sources
functions as a nutrient locator in deprived conditions
and shares many regulators with sporulation
but has a different expression pattern and is not believed to be bistable; and (3) growth
After the growth period, the 30 different cell populations were sorted into identical densities and exposed to a common stressor, a starvation salt medium known to induce sporulation. Every 15 min for 24 h the 30 samples were measured in relation to growth, AprE synthesis, and commitment to sporulation (SpoIIE expression). Although Wolf et al. (2008) defined short-term memory effects as those measured within the first 11 h following exposure to the stress medium
in humans this timescale already would be said to involve long-term memory
The study found that differences in life history gave rise to differences of varying strength in patterns of behavior relative to three variables (SpoIIE expression
AprE synthesis and growth) following a common stressor
which could either indicate ‘lifelong’ memory or the beginning of epigenetic memory across generations
The data also suggest that memory strength and persistence are highly correlated with the energetics of survival
Growth medium was a better predictor of subsequent behavior than the density to which the original population was grown
Cells grown on the less-rich medium prior to exposure to the starvation salts pursued a more aggressive strategy
On average they grew “very fast” after exposure
induced AprE synthesis “after a brief lag,” and continued to grow even as the sporulation machinery switched on
Luria broth medium “seem[ed] to adopt a wait-and-see strategy,” did not grow and delayed sporulation and AprE synthesis “for many hours.”
As noted earlier, the finding that sporulation dynamics triggered by worsening circumstances exhibited “the most memory” (Wolf et al., 2008), despite involving the most energetically costly and far-reaching changes in the population, is consistent with results in human psychology and animal behavior (Lyon, 2014)
recent studies demonstrating anticipatory behavior in bacteria involve responses to predictable stressors
which ceases if nutrient availability increases
only recently has anticipatory behavior been explicitly tested in bacteria using as cues predictable environmental changes across the life cycle
Escherichia coli inhabits several ecological niches during its life cycle, from water, sediment and soil to the mammalian gastrointestinal tract (Mitchell et al., 2009). To determine whether E. coli signaling networks are capable of predictive behavior “in a fashion similar to metazoan nervous systems,” Tagkopoulos et al. (2008
1313) tested strains under conditions mimicking the transition from the outside world to the gastrointestinal tract of a mammalian host
As they enter the oral cavity cells immediately experience rising temperatures up to 37°
As they transition to the gut available oxygen drops precipitously to anaerobic conditions
If the homeostatic (sense-respond) framework is correct
coli should not repress respiration until a drop in oxygen is detected
if enteric bacteria are capable of dynamic predictive behavior
rising temperatures should induce respiratory repression
In the mammalian GI tract E. coli is exposed to nutrient sugars in a sequence: first lactose, then maltose. Mitchell et al. (2009) confirmed that in the presence of lactose
transcription of the pathways for metabolizing maltose begins before maltose is detected
Exposure to maltose does not induce lactose utilization
in evolutionary experiments with a conditioning regime in which maltose does not follow lactose
coli loses the ability to predict the ecologically important sequence
physiology is still modified for its metabolism in the evolved strains
is “the asymmetrical cross talk between the two pathways” (p.221)
The third set of predictive experiments tested responses to QS in three species of proteobacteria with radically different lifestyles: Burkholderia glumae, a rice pathogen; Burkholderia pseudomallei, a human pathogen; and Burkholderia thailandensis, non-pathogenic saprophyte (Goo et al., 2012)
QS signaling is an indicator of increasing cell density but could also predict the limits of population carrying capacity
QS induced physiological preparation for stationary phase
survival of which requires the alteration of global metabolic processes
QS mutants showed “massive and rapid population crashes,” which began shortly after commencement of the stationary phase
The cause of the population crash proved to be ammonia-related alkaline toxicity due to amino acid catabolism associated with stationary phase
Based on these and other findings, Freddolino and Tavazoie (2012) assert that the homeostatic paradigm can no longer sustain an appropriate understanding of cellular behavior
whereas a ‘predictive-dynamic framework’ is more explanatory
in my view) that regulatory networks in microbes and neural networks in metazoans have essentially the same function
and that microbiologists are now moving into behavioral territory previously occupied by animals with nervous systems
Whether these also share mechanisms with similar design principles remains to be seen
How successful these proposals will prove remains to be seen
Object sensing. James Shapiro described as “the greatest paper nobody has read.”∗ Dworkin’s (1983) report of the directed movement of M
xanthus swarms toward three-dimensional objects in multiple experiments
The swarms moved toward biologically salient objects (a clump of prey cells) but also toward chemically inert objects (sterilized glass beads)
It would be interesting to see whether previously uncharacterized photoreceptors are involved
Given the critical importance of bistability to cognition in more complex animals
what light can bistable regulatory networks in bacteria throw on the phenomenon
Endogenous activity. One of the greatest recent challenges to the classical computational view of cognition has been the discovery of endogenous, often oscillatory activity in the brain independent of external stimuli (Bechtel, 2012)
Can oscillatory activity in regulatory circuits governing prokaryotic behavior tell us anything about the processes involved in endogenous brain activity
The cluster of chemoreceptors that governs motility (and other behaviors?) in E
coli provides a relatively tractable model for understanding how signals from multiple sources can be integrated into a behavioral response but still presents a monumental challenge
about how combinations of external stimuli of differing valence are integrated with interoceptive cues into a coherent behavioral response
hardly any information exists on the power spectrum (i.e
intensity and frequency) of signals to which any microorganism in any natural environment is exposed
Well-characterized stress responses in prokaryotes
particularly those in which multiple behavioral options exist
provide potentially productive platforms for investigation
Memory and learning. Bacterial memory is yet to be properly investigated, and the mechanisms by which it occurs definitively characterized in different species. The possibility of associative learning in prokaryotes also remains terra incognita. M. xanthus may prove a good candidate for such exploration, given the unusually large number of genes (97) involved in producing serine/threonine protein kinases (STPK) in this diverse predator (Goldman et al., 2006)
CaMKII is an STPK capable of autophosphorylation that is involved in multiple signaling cascades involved in homeostasis in animals
and also is thought to be important in human memory and learning
It would be interesting to see if there is any sequence homology between CaMKII and any of the myxobacterial STPKs
is the major mediator of the stress response in humans
Is there an evolutionary relation between QS molecules and the stress-induced molecular messengers of the mammalian brain
including not only hormones and neuropeptides but also immune elements such as cytokines
*Shapiro made the remark in a workshop presentation attended by the author at the University of Exeter
While Jacques Monod’s famous assertion that “anything…true of E. coli must also be true of an elephant” (Friedmann, 2004) is an overstatement for many reasons
the Darwinian assumption that biological functions differ substantially ‘in form but not in kind’ continues to be born out in surprising ways
particularly since the advent of comparative genomics
Phylogenetic snobbery in the study of biological cognition is misguided
and for the same reasons such a bias would be in genetics or the study of respiration: there is much to be learned about the basics of biological functions and processes in ‘simple’ systems
when connections can be drawn between widely differing phyla with respect to important biological functions and processes
modern biology’s tools of genetic manipulation
and molecular imaging techniques that enable the study of single behaving cells represent the means by which a continuum might be established
Although knowledge of ST in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes has increased spectacularly in the interim due to technological and methodological innovations
interest in exploring the parallels between prokaryotic and neuronally based behavior has waned substantially since its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s
The technical means available are better than they have ever been
The author declares that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest
The author would like to thank the editors of this special topic on microbial intelligence
for the opportunity to develop these ideas; the two reviewers for comments that improved the manuscript immeasurably; the Australian Research Council (DP0880559) for funding the initial research into this topic; Jon Opie for important discussions in developing these ideas; Jeffry Stock for providing valuable feedback on an early draft that forms the basis of this article; and Richard Bradshaw
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JonAS takes you back to the mid 2000s for a bit of French football history
baguette; you name it and I will gladly eat it from their cuisine
Unless I’m really drunk from all the wine and champagne tasting
Paris, Nice, Lille are lovely cities, Lourdes is sacred ground and you can’t beat their southern climate and joie de vivre. Like the USA, they have a history with crazy presidents. Every year there’s a media circus called le Tour de France
a cycling race with amazing vistas of castles
you might as well pass by Belgium and taste some of our beer
Roma would play in the UEFA Cup (remember the defeat vs Middlesbrough
good times) so when I watched some CL games
I shifted my attention to other interesting teams
the French flag combo white-red-blue was perfect—it's a shame about the Renault logo though
Anyway, Lyon was already the best of the best in France, winning La Ligue 1 four consecutive times since 2002. But from time to time they also excelled in Europe. In 2005, they topped a CL group that included Real Madrid
and Olympakios with a massive 16 (!) points
They beat the crap out of PSV in the next round (5-0 aggregate) and they were on the verge of the semi-final if not for two late goals in AC Milan from Inzaghi and Shevchenko
In other words: Lyon was a powerhouse in Europe
The season before they also won their group and reached the quarter-finals
Who can forget the masterclass vs Werder Bremen
Also narrowly eliminated by PSV on penalties then
In 2006 Lyon comfortably won La Ligue 1 for a fifth consecutive time
A huge gap between them and challenger Bordeaux
PSG didn’t even end in the top 6 back then
Olympique would go on to win a sixth and seventh title in a row with Bordeaux ending their reign in 2009
who featured in this Lyon 2005-2006 team exactly
Well not midfielder Essien or forwards Frau and Nilmar
Lyon did have a tonload of French talent in its team: Wiltord
Compare it with Italy’s NT and Juventus’ supremacy in Serie A
But there were also stars on the squad who didn’t speak French
free-kick specialist and the closest thing to Francesco Totti since God who created the universe back in..
Lyon’s midfield was out of this world and had more than enough firepower
Prodigies Benzema and Ben Arfa were on the bench
There was also one familiar face: Norwegian oak John Carew
who played a couple of games for AS Roma two years before
A not-so-successful spell—he did better at Lyon
The other striker upfront was Brazilian Fred
agile forward who curiously never joined a second top European side in his career
Gregory Coupet was both Lyon and France’s top goalkeeper
he and Mexes would have been a great pair of 70s disco singers
The backs were all French: the afforementioned Clerc and Reveillère at RB
After their record run in La Ligue, Lyon has gone quite AWOL, to be honest. They haven’t won a single title since 2008 but did finish second on three occasions. They won one French cup and Supercup, that’s all. Their best result was not so long ago, just last year, in fact, when they played the semi-final in a COVID-19 special edition of the Champions League. They beat both Juventus and Manchester City in the knockouts
Today there’s still some pretty decent talent at Lyon: Aouar
and Cherki continue the fine history of Brazilian and French talents in the southeast of France
while Depay and Ekambi can terrorize every defense in Europe
there’s your obligatory Belgian guy on the team as well
isn’t that good old Rudi Garcia leading the troops nowadays
that Lyon team mid-2000s remains really special and unique
Even though Roma didn’t hang out with Europe’s best that year
South Lyon East girls soccer coach Pete Stoyanovich was 8 minutes into reviewing the film from Thursday's Division 2 regional championship when a sudden realization hit him.
the state semifinal was right in our backyard," the fifth-year coach said
"That's two years in a row now where we've missed playing at Northville
and that would've been a terrific crowd for us
It would've been a real home-field atmosphere."
the Cougars lost to Dearborn Divine Child in a shootout in the regional final
It was the Falcons advancing to play in the final four at Northville
just a short jaunt from East's campus.
they lost to seventh-ranked Haslett in penalty kicks
Haslett will be playing at Northville in Tuesday's state semifinal
which is aiming for its fifth-straight state title
earns them a berth in the state championship next weekend at Michigan State University.
"It's just a tough loss for the kids," Stoyanovich said
How Haslett beat East won't be something the Cougars (16-4) easily forget.
snatching a 2-0 lead after Jessica Boulard and Reganne Koskela both scored within the opening 9 minutes.
And then Cleveland State signee Emma Pompo put one in 10 minutes later.
the 10th-ranked Cougars grabbed a quick 4-0 lead and looked poised to cruise to their first regional championship in program history.
Except a series of unfortunate events unfolded.
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Haslett's attack pushed for one final opportunity before halftime
Ireland Jacob scored with just 9.4 seconds left.
Drenching East's hopes of putting away Haslett and holding on for the easy victory.
"Conceding a goal with 9 seconds left before half really changed the perception of the game
and that gave them (Haslett) some momentum," Stoyanovich said
Haslett scored three more unanswered goals to force overtime.
Kate Mazur gave the Cougars a one-goal lead in the first extra frame
but Haslett's Maddie Fant knotted the score at 5 with just 5 minutes left in overtime.
"Our girls were just running out of gas in the second overtime," Stoyanovich said.
And then the two squads went to the penalty kicks shootout.
Last year's loss to Divine Child was a literal nightmare for the Cougars, who finally made things right a week ago when Koskela's penalty kick pushed East past Pinckney
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But this match ended more like the Divine Child game than the one at Pinckney.
Jacob's walk-off shot clinched the victory for the Vikings.
even tougher than the loss we suffered last year in the regional final against Divine Child," Stoyanovich said
It went our way against Pinckney last Friday
"You can't take anything away from Haslett
but the game was one we kind of gave away."
you can't take away what this East squad accomplished
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The Cougars won the Lakes Valley Conference for the first time.
They repeated as district champions.
despite having to overcome a heartbreaking loss to Divine Child a year ago
They say farewell to several key contributors in seniors Sasha Stoyanovich
But they're expected to return a ton of talent next spring
including the likes of key players Kaylie Samluk
and you can't take that away from us," Stoyanovich said
I'm not sure the game would've turned out the way it had
We gave them a couple of great chances in front of our keeper because it got sloppy with the rain
Just reaching the regional final in back-to-back years is an accomplishment from where the program was when the girls got started and where they've taken the program since.
"We've just got to get over that (regional final) hump."
Brandon Folsom covers high school sports in metro Detroit for Hometown Life. Follow him on Twitter @folsombrandonj.
— Five Republican candidates are vying for seats on the Lyon Township Board
6 primary election will narrow the GOP field to four for the November general election
where they will appear on a ballot with a lone Democratic candidate
Republicans on the primary ballot include Lise Blades
Todd Slisher is running unopposed in the Democratic primary
The top four vote-getters in November will win spots on the board
Hometown Life sent questionnaires to all of the candidates seeking information about each
what developments they would welcome or discourage
Education: Bachelors of science in English and American literature
1992); minors in psychology (EMU) and journalism (MSU)
Occupation: English and yearbook teacher at Cousino High School in Warren Consolidated Schools (30 years)
Government experience: Lyon Township Board (2016-present)
I have served on several subcommittees: Sidewalks/Pathways
Occupation: Civil engineer / small business owner
Education: Attended Purdue University for three years to study mechanical engineering
Government experience: Planning Commission (2020-current)
Years of residency: I have been a Lyon Township resident for 18 years (since 2006)
Education: I have a bachelor of science in urban & regional planning from Michigan State University
Occupation: I currently serve as the Community Development director for White Lake Township
Government experience: I have worked in local government for 25 years
including the last 21 at White Lake Township
I served on the Lyon Township Planning Commission from 2006-13 and have served as a Lyon Township trustee since 2013
Education: Bachelor of science in political science and a bachelor of science in finance and economics with a minor in business from Lake Superior State University
Occupation: Business intelligence & data analytics
Government experience: I was elected to my current position as a Lyon Township trustee in 2020
I also represent the township in several capacities including the Board of Directors of the Lyon Area Chamber of Commerce
the alternate delegate to the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments
and the joint committee overseeing the development of the new library and park site
Prior to my election I served on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Education: Bachelor of science in astronomy and physics from University of Michigan
but have served on both public and private boards of directors
What are your top three priorities if elected
BladesThe first priority is maintaining an exceptional level of public safety
Our current board has invested in our fire department and our partners in the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office by approving requests for increased staffing and purchasing necessary equipment
The second priority is responsibly managing our community’s growth
This can be accomplished by encouraging design flexibility
and working with developers to secure significant community benefits
The third priority is fiscal responsibility to maintain our Township’s low taxes while creating a community our residents can be proud to call home
O'NeilMaintaining a high level of public safety
We have excellent public safety departments and their staffing
and capabilities must keep pace with our growing community.Ensuring that our community grows responsibly and in a manner that is consistent with our Land Use Master Plan
and within the limits of our utility and road infrastructure.Maintaining fiscal responsibility and efficiency is paramount
Lyon Township has operated on lean budgets for many years and continuing the current Board's efforts to efficiently govern is critical
SwainResponsible development and infrastructure improvements are two of my top priorities
but I’ll focus on three others here since those are covered in separate questions
What kind of developments should Lyon Township welcome or discourage and why
EnlowAs a contributor to the 2012 Township Master Plan
developments that adhere to the master plan should be welcomed in the township
developments that are underserved in the township
and affordable or variable housing options should be welcomed.Projects with neighboring communities
like the traffic signal and sidewalk crossing at Marjorie Ann.Developments that place a burden on our sanitary sewer system
or negatively impact our natural features should be discouraged
I will continue to vote against these developments.MitkovskiI don't think we should discourage much today
Our current price point is more than many families can afford
Having homes built for seniors and young couples just starting their home ownership journey
as well as let people have the option to live in Lyon their whole lives if they choose
All development must be done responsibly and in a manner that's consistent with our Land Use Master Plan
like we've seen on the Grand River corridor
I would encourage lower density residential development
we've seen several new projects where this was achieved
It's no secret that Lyon Township has become increasingly more popular with home buyers
We must balance our rural roots with the push for new development
Balancing the semi-rural character many of us love with the reality of development rights is challenging
but we pushed back on the more extreme proposals and secured benefits like traffic safety contributions and retaining a cherished orchard
We should strive for a healthy mix of housing types with varying price points
Our industrial corridor generates tax revenue while being located to minimize negative impacts
but if they meet the ordinance there is very little the township can do
Denying the proposal risks a court ordering something less desirable
SlisherDevelopments should be limited to original zoning and developers should not be granted variances to put in more compact neighborhoods
The township should greatly limit the use of tax abatements in order to be able to support infrastructure growth caused by commercial development
Our residents deserve the highest level of quality in developments that come to Lyon
we should encourage partnerships with developers so they contribute to our infrastructure needs
While we cannot prevent property owners their right to develop
the Board expects neighborhoods that will provide useable open space
and contribute substantial townshipwide benefits
We should encourage design flexibility and various housing types to support residents’ preferences
we should support senior living options for our families who would like to have their aging relatives nearby
With our growth I think it's important to evaluate and find a location for an additional fire station
when fires are concerned seconds and minutes could be the difference between saving people and property and losing them
water and sewers would help set the township up for more sustainable growth
I would continue to work with the board to improve
and expand our public utility systems (water and sewer) which serve our residents at the highest levels
our board has invested more than $16 million dollars in improvements to our water system
bringing on line new iron filtration and system-wide water softening facilities
Improvements like these must continue to be made
we have spent millions of dollars on road improvement projects (paving and resurfacing)
partnering with the Oakland County Road Commission
as well as obtaining state and federal grant funds
and construction of a new library with a future park enhances quality of life
Investments in police and fire services lower your risk and insurance rates
We require developers to pave roads and seek further improvements
townships don’t own roads; the county has the final word
Completing the New Hudson ring road should ease congestion
Pledging matching funds moves our projects (like new traffic lights) up the priority list
We advocate for more from the road commission and I encourage you to join us in doing so
The township should devote tax revenue from increased property taxes to support infrastructure improvements to sidewalks
water systems and to what extent they can to roads
They should no longer grant tax abatements to commercial developments without a plan on how to fund expanded lanes for area roads to accommodate the increased traffic
The township should prioritize maintaining and protecting green spaces to help preserve the original rural nature of the township
this board has worked cohesively and proactively to bring upgraded water and sewer systems
and the completion of several pathway segments
We must continue to work with the Road Commission to secure funding for paving projects and signalization at priority locations
but maintaining positive relationships with the Road Commission for Oakland County and neighboring communities has helped Lyon complete projects that will alleviate increasing traffic issues
It is important to continue our work to add safe crossings and pathways for walking and biking throughout Lyon
Contact reporter Susan Bromley at sbromley@hometownlife.com or 517-281-2412
a nervous wreck heading into the Division 1 softball state final.
South Lyon head coach Dan Depaulis said that’s common for his freshman pitcher
saying that she wakes up between 5 and 6 a.m.before big games to go to her basement and pitch around cinder blocks.
But the nervousness did not come from Allen Park
a team that South Lyon lost to early in the 2021 season
Bradshaw was comfortable in her and her teammates’ abilities on the softball field
the weight of the work put in to get to this moment.
“There’s part of you that’s nervous and then there’s a part of you that knows you’ve done what it takes,” Bradshaw said
but I was nervous because I care so much about the game.
From the moment Bradshaw threw her first pitch against the Jaguars — leading to a line drive that easily landed in the freshman pitcher’s glove for the first out of the game — she knew it was theirs to lose
marking their territory and putting their stake in the trophy on the line.
Not even a rain delay could halt that momentum
as South Lyon (29-6-2) beat Allen Park (31-11)
for the team’s first state title in school history.
Leaving the circle after a scoreless first
In the freshman pitcher’s first at bat in the bottom of the first
with sophomore third baseman Grace Walters at second
pumping her fists and clapping her hands when she got to the second-base bag
knowing she soon could do what she loved: pitch with a lead.
“It completely swung the momentum in our favor,” Bradshaw said
We could go out there and shut them down.”
South Lyon held that momentum heading into the third inning
taking a two-run lead with an RBI single by junior Julia Duncan in the first
But a rain delay led to the Lions questioning how much staying power the momentum had.
Depaulis told his team to erase the first two innings from memory
“I think it calmed the nerves a little because we were all a little nervous
sitting down and all that,” senior Riley Boulier said
“The five-inning game really cut off some of the worryness and (let us) fire back.”
After stranding two runners on first and second in the fourth with back-to-back strikeouts of Mia and Molly Hool
the freshman hit Allen Park sophomore Faith Peschke in the head with a fastball and walked the next batter on four pitches
securing the last out on a fly ball to centerfield to continue the shutout.
while allowing three hits and one walk.
clearing the bases with a double in the bottom of the sixth
The senior finished the game with two hits and two RBI
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“I think I have been in shock for a while to be honest,” Boulier said
I’m so happy I got to do this before I leave high school.”
Depaulis had been an underdog before.
When he was a senior at University of Detroit Jesuit in 2001
he helped an unranked Cubs team to a state title
reveling in the idea that no one believed in his team.
“We really had a chip on our shoulder,” Depaulis said
We didn’t really talk about it… we couldn’t control what the rankings were
but we felt they weren’t really respecting us.”
with 12 of its 15 players set to come back for the 2022 season
The expectation doesn’t scare Bradshaw
It may make her nervous when those big moments arrive
but it doesn’t mean she isn’t confident.
She’s always about setting and exceeding high expectations.
“There’s never going to be a limit,” Bradshaw said
“I’m proud of myself and proud of this team
there’s nobody that can stop us.”
Contact reporter Colin Gay at cgay@hometownlife.com or 248-330-6710. Follow him on Twitter @ColinGay17. Send game results and stats to Liv-Sports@hometownlife.com
Dino Toppmöller's Eintracht Frankfurt have dropped their first fixture of the 2024/25 Europa League campaign and are now winless in three games on-the-spin heading into a crucial weekend league encounter with RB Leipzig. Germany's RheinMainAdler were overpowered by a superior Olympique Lyon side at the Groupama Stadium on Thursday evening.
Toppmöller actually defied both versions of his projected lineup, positioning Tuta as a sweeper ahead of a back-three of Arthur Theate
Niels Nkounkou and Ansgar Knauff served as wingbacks alongside the midfield tandem of German internationals Mahmoud Dahoud and Mario Götze
Hugo Ekitiké and Fares Chaibi worked together in a two striker set.
The German guests found themselves lucky not fall behind early when former Bayern man Corentin Tolisso struck the post in the 7th
Former Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette then produced the next chance in the 11th
shooting wide only to the fact that Collins flustered him with close marking
Frankfurt didn't necessarily begin the match terribly despite the disadvantage in chances.
It was such that, when Ansgar Knauff scored the opener in the 19th, it didn't feel undeserved. An excellent through-ball from Götze and delicately placed cross set Knauff up. The finish off the volley was also worth seeing. Lyon nevertheless quickly struck back via a player heavily linked with a Bundesliga move this summer.
Rayan Cerki skills tipped in a Tolisso distance effort to equalize in the 27th
Toppomöller's side had great difficulty coping with the fast-paced attacks of their hosts for the duration of the opening 45
Only the post saved SGE keeper Kevin Trapp - once again looking shaky - in the 36th
the first-half ended without Lyon scoring another goal.
Toppmöller attempted to shore up his weak left flank by introducing Rasmus Kristensen for Nkounkou at the half
The Germans appeared more alert for about all of five minutes
Cherki tore through the SGE ranks on a counter in the 50th
Cherki then registered an assist on the 3-1
In complete confirmation that Toppmöller's personnel management wasn't working
Ernest Nuamah totally toasted substitute Kristensen on the third goal
Toppmöller reacted by introducing Marmoush and Can Uzun in the 64th
The two substitutes would eventually combine to pull a goal back five minutes from time
Marmoush's poached 85th-minute 2-3 would still come too little
The seven-plus minutes of injury time featured several hard fouls and a series of bookings from Andris Treimanis
Matters culminated in Toppmöller himself losing control of his emotions and being thrown off the pitch on a straight red.
Following reports that Olympique Lyon had rejected a €22.5 million bid from Borussia Dortmund for Rayan Cherki
Olympique Lyon owner John Textor reiterates that Cherki is not going anywhere and criticizes Dortmund for their handling of the negotiations
"Dortmund's offer was communicated disrespectfully
was well below market value and came at the wrong time
He will remain an important part of our squad until the end of the 2024/25 season," Textor is quoted as saying
"We have rejected Borussia Dortmund's offer and have no intention of negotiating with them or any other club."
Dortmund bosses are surprised by Textor's public criticism
Apparently they made the €22.5 million offer the day before yesterday
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Associations and residents near the Pierre-Bénite plant in the 'chemical valley' are taking legal action against the company
after an investigation revealed high levels of PFAS in the blood of local inhabitants and employees
By Stéphane Mandard and Stéphane Horel
he had to undergo total removal of a testicle after being diagnosed with a tumor
a small commune in the Rhône department close to the "chemical valley" south of Lyon
the area of France most polluted by PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances)
Ever since he learned a few months ago that the water in his community was contaminated with these highly toxic chemical compounds
he has been unable to avoid making the connection with his little boy's illness: "We don't know for sure
but we do know that exposure to PFAS increases the risk of developing testicular cancer tenfold
37 residents of the "chemical valley" (including 16 children) and 10 associations and unions have decided to take legal action to put an end to the pollution
they applied to the Lyon criminal court on May 25 for an environmental penal sanction against the Arkema chemical group
which is responsible for major PFAS discharges into the Rhône
"We have chosen a fast-track application to stop Arkema discharging PFAS into the Rhône as quickly as possible
and to measure the extent of the contamination by taking new samples
at the polluter's expense," explained Camille Panisset
general secretary of the Lyon branch of Notre Affaire à Tous
which filed an initial application a year ago
estimates that "more than 350,000 people are affected by this health and environmental scandal."
when an investigation broadcast on television channel France 2's Envoyé Spécial program detected high levels of forever chemicals in the air
soil (the stadium in the municipality of Pierre-Bénite) and breast milk (young mothers are now among the plaintiffs) around Arkema
which had been discharging large quantities of PFAS into the Rhône for decades
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Allen Park defeated Farmington Hills Mercy
in a Division 1 semifinal at Michigan State. The Jaguars then fell to South Lyon in the championship game
Allen Park and Mercy won’t be playing in the Final Four this time around
The teams will be playing in a state quarterfinal Tuesday at 4:30 at Wayne State for the right to make a return trip to East Lansing this weekend
Allen Park made its first state semifinal appearance since 1990 last season
20 national ranking in the USA Today poll earlier this season
2 in the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association ranking
carrying a 35-4-1 record into its quarterfinal matchup against No
Mercy won the Division 1 state championship in 2016
so it was good to see,” said Allen Park coach Mike Kish
who noted a month ago he sensed the pressure his players were feeling from the national attention
“We had a tough game with Garden City (8-6 regional semifinal win) with Barry Patterson finishing his final year as head coach there
it was like passing the torch and I can do some of the same special things he did at Garden City.”
Patterson guided Garden City to the Division 1 state championship in 2008
then to state semifinal appearances in 2010
earning more than 800 career wins in a coaching career that started in 1987 at the school
“Mercy had a team with a couple of big-time hitters last season
one (shortstop Grace Nieto) who made the All-Big Ten Freshmen team at Northwestern and another (second baseman) Maggie Murphy who was MAC Freshman of the Year at Miami,” noted Kish
Mercy doesn’t have that type of a hitting team
but it does have a power pitcher in Kaitlyn Pallozzi
We’ve gone 16-2 against top-10 teams this season
so we’ve faced great pitching and have done well.”
is 12-0 with a 0.57 earned-run average for Mercy
striking out 218 in 86.2 innings while giving up just 16 hits in 16 games
who will be playing for Michigan next year
is hitting .490 with six home runs and 39 RBI
She hit a grand slam in a seven-run fourth inning in the state semifinal win over Mercy last year
Sophomore Avery Garden leads Allen Park in home runs (nine) and RBI (49)
Defending state champion and top-ranked South Lyon will be facing Mattawan in a state quarterfinal at Adrian College Tuesday
following the Division 3 state quarterfinal between Algonac and Grass Lake
South Lyon sophomore pitcher Ava Bradshaw was recently named Michigan Gatorade Softball Player of the Year
Bradshaw threw a three-hitter in a 5-0 in win over Allen Park in the state final last season
Algonac won its first regional championship in program history Saturday
getting the job done in dominating style with an 18-0 semifinal win over Canton Prep
three-inning title-game win over Grosse Pointe Liggett
as sophomore Kenna Bommarito struck out all nine batters she faced for a perfect game
United looked like exiting the Europa League meekly before pulling off one of the great comebacks
17 Apr 202500.06 CESTMore from Amorim. “Playing Premier League and European games is really hard if you don’t have the full squad … it is almost impossible … Luke Shaw was meant to play 30 minutes top, but we had a problem with Noussair [Mazraoui] at half-time … he had a personal problem and had to leave.”
Kobbie Mainoo adds: “It was an amazing comeback … we put ourselves in that situation … I tried to bring energy … when the ball drops in there, a yard feels like a mile, innit … you’ve just got to try to stay as calm as you can and slot it, and that’s what I did … a win like that can bring so much momentum … we’re rolling a snowball that’s getting bigger and bigger and we’re trying to go all the way.”
17 Apr 202523.45 CESTEXTRA TIME, FULL TIME: Manchester United 5-4 Lyon (agg 7-6)The whistle goes as Old Trafford, in despair less than 20 minutes ago, erupts in delight! Glory, glory.
17 Apr 202523.43 CESTET 30 min +7: Lacazette tries to bring a long ball down on the edge of the box, but can’t control. That should surely be that.
17 Apr 202523.42 CESTET 30 min +5: One last chance for Lyon? They’re trying to work an angle to get the ball forward. But can’t find one. United holding their shape heroically.
17 Apr 202523.41 CESTET 30 min +4: Onana goes down with cramp
possibly a result of sprinting down the touchline to celebrate Maguire’s winner with Amorim
17 Apr 202523.39 CESTET 30 min +2: Did Maguire shove Niakhaté as he won his header? VAR checks … but the goal stands!
17 Apr 202523.38 CESTGOAL
Manchester United 5-4 Lyon (Maguire 120+1); agg 7-6This is preposterous
The ball comes in from the left through Casemiro
Maguire wins a header at the far stick and steers it across the face of goal and into the bottom left
then curls a powerful shot across Perri and into the bottom right
17 Apr 202523.35 CESTET 28 min: Suddenly it’s Lyon who look nervous. The atmosphere in Old Trafford febrile. A loose ball falls to Fernandes, just to the left of the D. It sits up perfectly, but he slices it miles wide right.
17 Apr 202523.34 CESTET 27 min: Perri needs a bit of treatment. A ploy to take the sting out of the game? The clock ticks on.
17 Apr 202523.31 CESTET 25 min: Tagliafico is replaced by Ćaleta-Car.
17 Apr 202523.31 CESTGOAL
Manchester United 3-4 Lyon (Fernandes 114 pen); agg 5-6Fernandes whips the penalty into the bottom right
Updated at 00.00 CEST17 Apr 202523.29 CESTET 22 min: The referee performs the mime for TV, and over to the screen he goes!
17 Apr 202523.26 CESTGOAL
Manchester United 2-4 Lyon (Lacazette 110 pen); agg 4-6Lacazette gives Onana the eyes
sending the keeper the wrong way as he slots into the bottom left
He races off to celebrate wildly with his bench
allows Lacazette to flick the ball into the road of Fofana
17 Apr 202523.23 CESTET 16 min: United have thrown Maguire up front as an emergency striker. “Man United have allowed Lyon to be comfortable with ten men,” sighs Rio Ferdinand on TNT. “It’s criminal, really.”
17 Apr 202523.22 CESTManchester United get the second half of extra time underway, Ruben Amorim having whipped out the tactical chalkboard during the break. Fifteen minutes to save a season.
17 Apr 202523.19 CESTEXTRA TIME, HALF TIME: Manchester United 2-3 Lyon (agg 4-5)United had one foot in the semis. And now look. A few boos. Old Trafford was in party mode an hour ago.
17 Apr 202523.14 CESTET 12 min: United do a bit of probing but in slow motion. Dalot crosses from the right. Fernandes back-flicks it on. At the far stick, Amass can’t get to the ball ahead of Maitland-Niles, who hooks clear.
17 Apr 202523.12 CESTET 10 min: Dorgu and Garnacho are replaced by Amass and Eriksen.
17 Apr 202523.08 CESTET 6 min: A loose shot breaks to Lacazette
but pulls his low drive across the face of goal and miles wide left
Lyon is a city brimming with master mixologist bartenders
Visit Wanderlust is the cocktail bar that’s been in the news a lot lately
friendly bar has been serving signature cocktails and tasty dishes just a stone’s throw from Perrache station
both in terms of the beauty of its surroundings and of what’s in the glass
All their creations are visually and tastefully incredible
This bar in the 6th arrondissement has established itself as one of Lyon’s leading cocktail references
In the heart of the 7th arrondissement, the Sauvage bar is king of the cocktail jungle
subdued den into which you enter to sample the various creations on offer
as the menu features many spirits from yesteryear
spices combine with this taste of the past to bring you unique
In Brotteaux, the Café Juliette has become a must
both for its restaurant (absolutely fabulous) and its signature cocktails
Café Juliette knows how to speak to the hearts of Lyon’s inhabitants
and we can’t wait to discover its new interior
It’s a place to go with your eyes closed
It was unthinkable not to put the Monkey Club in this list as it is such an institution in Lyon
tastefully revisited classics and always incredible flavours in his cocktails
The bartenders don’t hesitate to offer you their creations
L’Antiquaire is THE place to sip a cocktail in the 1st arrondissement
From its Coconut Grove made with rum infused with toasted coconut and pandan syrup to its Paper Plane made with bourbon and amaretto
the flavors are original and will delight the most demanding among you
Special mention must go to our mixologists
who always have a smile on their faces and are ready to respond to your wildest requests
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health
has been suspended until November 30 following a confrontation with a referee last Sunday
the French Professional Football League (LFP) announced on Wednesday
The Disciplinary Committee has banned Fonseca from the dugout
his suspension will extend to his own locker room
The punishment stems from Fonseca’s behavior toward referee Benoît Millot during last Sunday’s match against Brest
The Portuguese coach confronted the official and even threatened to headbutt him after receiving a red card
LYON TOWNSHIP
– Officials said an injured driver was freed from the wreckage of a two-car crash in Lyon Township
Lyon Township and Salem Township firefighters were called around 7:45 a.m
Wednesday to a crash on Eight Mile Road west of Chubb Road on the border of the two townships
UPDATE: Woman who caused crash was under influence of marijuana, police believe
A 19-year-old Whitmore Lake woman and a 27-year-old Novi man were taken to nearby hospitals, authorities said.
Authorities said they initially requested a helicopter to the scene, but the request was later canceled.
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a double spiral staircase leads visitors through a vertically organized garden to an observation platform designed for contemplation
all images by giaime meloni © laisné roussel
erected on the banks of the river saône, laisné roussel’s playful pavilion seeks to dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior space
the temporary building comprises a tubular steel structure that measures almost 12 meters (40 feet) in height
two non-functioning slides are attached to the pavilion
flowers hanging from the structure’s central core further enhance the bucolic environment
the inhabitable installation is inspired by greenhouses and the vibrant vegetation they contain
the ‘flower pavilion’ was created alongside michel philippon for lyon’s first-ever architecture biennale
and manufacturers who are invited to think
two non-functioning slides are attached to the pavilion
a double spiral staircase leads visitors through a vertically organized garden
the tubular steel structure measures almost 12 meters (40 feet) in height
flowers hanging from the structure’s central core further enhance the bucolic environment
lyon’s inaugural architecture biennale runs until july 9
name: the flower pavilion location: biennale d’architecture of lyon
la sucrière – 49/50 quai rambaud
lyon height: 11.9 meters status: ongoing exhibition
architect: laisné roussel project leader: dimitri roussel team: victor deplus
AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function
but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style
and was previously an editor at The Art Newspaper
His words have been published in The Guardian
He has won Writer of the Year and Specialist Writer of the year on three separate occassions at the PPA Awards for his work with The Royal Photographic Society
Livonia Stevenson needed a tiebreaker to edge upstart South Lyon and earn its second straight KLAA 'B' boys tennis tournament crown held Oct
4 at Novi High School and Novi Middle School
but the Spartans won two-of-three head-to-head meetings to claim the title in the 11-school tourney that attracted teams which finished fourth
fifth and sixth in each of the Kensington Lakes Activities Association's four divisions (South
"I'm proud of the way we competed and played today," Stevenson coach Don McCathney said
"We've really have had an up-and-down season so this was a great way to garner some momentum for regionals."
Livonia Franklin was a close third with 18 points
Milford (14) and Hartland (12) rounded out the top six
Stevenson won three of nine flights and had two runner-up finishes
"Although they beat us in head-to-head competition
we have come a long way in the past four years," South Lyon coach Carrie Moore said
"South Lyon's tennis program has blossomed from not having a team at all for two years to being at the top of the 'B' conference in four years
These guys have worked extremely hard to change the way other teams have viewed the tennis program."
Walled Lake Central's top-seeded Andrei Paduraru (No
while Hanasoge took three sets to down Stevenson's Jeff Della Mora
3) was the surprise of the tourney winning four straight matches capped by a 4-6
6-0 victory in the finals over Franklin's No
Duff also upended top seed Nick Scheske of Milford in the quarterfinals
downed top seed Eric Liberati of Franklin in the finals
South Lyon's top-seeded duo of Justin Goodenow and Eric Montrief won three matches
6-1 triumph in the finals over Milford's Owen Zamiara and Mike Coffey
2 doubles tandem of Vik Peddeti and Ethan Reider prevailed in three sets
while Franklin's Bobby Mason and Stephen Lai
against South Lyon's Sam Sitar and Brad Miller
Milford's Jacob Niffin and Seth Marianos upended Stevenson's top-seeded duo of Kevin Dunne and Caleb Williamson in three sets
6-2 victory over South Lyon's Mike Mushna and Joel Katsuda
played as well as they have all season," McCathney said
2 singles) avenged a two tough defeats against Franklin earlier this season with a strong straight set victory."
South Lyon was able to improve upon last year's third-place finish
"I'm graduating 11 guys who ultimately built the program back up over the last four years," Moore said
"I have looked at these boys as my own sons for the last few years and will miss them greatly
It has been pure joy watching them grow into the tennis players they are today
"Without indoor facilities nearby it is very hard to compete with the year-round players in our conference
but these seasonal players have made leaps and bounds in just a few years
I'm proud of the tenacity these young men have and the grace in which they handle themselves both on-and-off the court."
1 doubles: Justin Goodenow-Eric Montrief (SL) def
4: Jacob Niffin-Seith Marianos (Milford) def
Cade Farhat-Tomaczefski-Thomas Comell (Hartland)
and tourists are snapping up our baguettes
So to enjoy our know-how without moderation
Is it still necessary to present Lyon as the world capital of gastronomy? gastronomy
Lyon is teeming with unique expertise in bakeries and pastry shops
Whether your tastes are traditional or more original
whether you like sweet desserts or creamy viennoiseries
Lyon Secret has decided to list its 5 favorite bakeries and patisseries in the capital of Gaul
Run into one of these addresses, rest in one of the city parks and enjoy your pastry while watching passers-by.
We can’t tell you how much we love this Croix-Rousse patisserie, whose creations made all our senses twirl. The Maison Alain Rolancy is certainly one of the best places to try the famous praline tart; the front of the establishment alone should make your mouth water!
📍 16 Grande Rue de la Croix-Rousse, 69004 Lyon. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 8am to 7.30pm and Sunday, 8am to 1pm. 🚇 Croix-Rousse (metro C).
Have you ever heard of the brioche galette de Saint-Vincent, with its dried and candied fruits? At the bakery of the same name, located in the first arrondissement of Paris, the products are all organically grown, and you can even find gluten-free bread! We love it!
📍 49 Quai Saint-Vincent, 69001 Lyon. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 6.30am to 7.30pm and Sunday, 7am to 1pm. 🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metros A and C).
Boulangerie Marcel’s pastries are to die for. With its convincing trompe-l’oeil, crookies and kinder bueno croissants, it’s sure to surprise you! Its viennoiseries are not to be outdone: its croissants are the ideal way to start the day on the right foot, so succulent are they and so delicious are the baguettes made on the premises! Come on, let’s run!
📍 128 rue Bugeaud, 69006 Lyon. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 07h to 19h. 🚇 Brotteaux (metro B).
View this post on Instagram One of the biggest challenges of being vegan is finding good baked goods
milk – French know-how is full of animal products
you can treat yourself without compromising on quality
And even if you’re not vegan or vegetarian
A little extra: their terrace on the slopes provides an idyllic setting
so why not try their Tourbillon Pécan with a cup of coffee
69001 Open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 7pm and weekends 10am to 7pm
oriental pastries are plentiful and we’re fans
where sweet (or savory!) éclairs await you for an unforgettable tasting experience
the éclairs from passionate chefs Romain and Guillaume Luyaut are simply unmissable
Whether they’re classic revisits or surprising creations (salmon dill
these eclairs are the new stars of Lyon’s patisserie scene
Wednesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 7:45pm and Sundays from 10am to 4pm
Do you have any other bakery addresses you’d like to share with us? Do it on our Instagram using the hashtag #lyonsecret
this intrepid Operations Manager left the familiar Colmore Business District to embark on a trip to Lyon. This famous French city shares a deep connection with Birmingham
it’s not a city I know much about. Assuming you’re like me
Lyon is the third largest city in France. It sits where the Rhône and Saône rivers meet
just north west of the Alps and about a two hour train journey from Paris. The city itself has a population of just over half a million people
it is the capital of the Métropole de Lyon
which is home to almost 2.3 million people.
The city itself is famous for many things. It was the capital of the Gauls during the Roman Empire. It had an infamous silk industry
biotech and video game development. It also lays claim to being the birthplace of cinema
with the Lumière Brothers pioneering this new art form back in 1895.
and the reason I was drawn to visit is Food! Gastronomy! And if you’ve met me
you’ll know that food and drink occupy a lot of my thinking time! It is home to two of France’s key wine making regions – Beaujolais and Cote du Rhône. The city has long claimed to be the world capital of food
boasting an array of 3 Michelin star chefs (that’s three stars each!). Lyonnaise cuisine has
been the favoured food of the French elite
is still renowned both locally and nationally.
in one of the earliest city twinnings. Birmingham’s food scene is going through something of its own renaissance. No 3 star chefs yet
but we have five Michelin stars in our city; the most outside of London. Our mixologists and sommeliers are winning national and international acclaim. Our street food scene is absolutely banging
brewers and suburban neighbourhoods bursting with independent talent. So when Lyon reached out to Colmore BID to meet and talk about how we could improve our city’s ties
I was out of the door first thing for a meeting at the Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie de Lyon (CIGL). I was late to my meeting with Pam as the building is an absolute maze
but I felt better about getting a little lost as she told me the history of the location. This rabbit warren on the banks of the Rhône was Lyon’s oldest and longest serving hospital
ran by nuns for over 1000 years. Untold numbers of Lyonnais were born
nursed and died in the building. However
it eventually fell out of use. After a huge effort from the city
which involved a multi-million Euro investment from the private and public sector
the building has been sensitively redeveloped and brought back into use
with the Intercontinental Hotel serving as the jewel in the crown. If you are in Lyon
especially if you need a spot of lunch out of the heat
The CIGL is based within the complex. It opened just before the pandemic. The business model focused on high end food
however this didn’t work out. It struggled to regain momentum post COVID and
the Métropole de Lyon stepped in. A team of three now work on the project
who gave Pam and I a personal guided tour.
The CIGL is a museum on Gastronomy. It hosts a range of visiting exhibitions
as well as a series of permanent pieces that represent the food culture of Lyon. In the main hall sits The Piano; the grill plate and workplace of Paul Bocuse
the culinary heavyweight of the city. He died in 2018 but his legacy
and the pride the city feels for this famous son is palpable.
hosting expos and celebrations of other food cultures. Visit in the right week and you could find a whole series of events celebrating the food of Japan or Barcelona. Every Thursday
with chefs from across the city coming in to talk to members of the public about their food
After looking around and having a really fruitful discussion about how our two cities could work together
I had some spare time. I asked Pam if there was anywhere in the city I had to go. “Are you interested in food?” She asked. I tried to play it cool
but I don’t think it worked. She was kind enough to point me in the direction of Les Halles de Paul Bocuse
A short walk later (I might have been walking at top speed!)
I found myself outside. I don’t know what I was expecting
but it wasn’t this. I was told that this is where top chefs go to source produce. The butchers
the fromagiers were described as artists. So
presented with a building that looked a bit like an M&S food in a train station
my heart dropped a little. Did Lyon just have good food banter
I’m pleased to report I was wrong. Yes
but the produce was phenomenal. As I walked up and down the rows of stalls
all fresh and clearly high quality. There was a range of pre-cooked meals that you could have bought. They looked fantastic. Got a sweet tooth? The chocolate and patisserie looked stunning. And
nestled between all of this was a network of small bars and restaurants. If I was to return to Lyon
not a hotel room and eat some of the best ready meals I’ve ever seen! Outside was a street art tribute to Paul himself. I’m sure he’d be proud of this oasis of gastronomy.
The second key reason I found myself in Lyon was to meet with the organisers of their Street Food Festival. My contact there wasn’t free on Thursday (a meeting on the first night of a food festival? We’ve run enough of those to know that’s a bad idea!)
but she said to come down anyway. I met up with Nicola Fleet Milne. We went in
grabbed bao for dinner and then took a gentle walk back to the hotel. The festival seemed nice enough. Some cool touches. Again
I think it’s fair to say we underestimated quite how seriously Lyon takes food…
I was on a mission to look at Lyon’s public realm. Our signature event
but one of our other key work streams is about improving the public realm in the District. How did Lyon measure up?
I took a stroll around two parts of the city. I started in the equivalent of the retail core and the tracked back towards Les Halles de Paul Bocuse
which is located in the city’s central business and administration district.
The city of Lyon and the Métropole de Lyon have both recently undergone elections and the Green Party have won control of both. This gives a real focus to the work done by the city and region’s administration. In terms of food
and this is reflected in the work that CIGL does. However
it is also reflected in the infrastructure. Measures are being taken to actively reduce cars in what is a centre that is still car dominated.
is really good. The busses and Metro systems run frequently. I was able to get a 48 hour pass for €12
making it easy to get around. There was also plenty of cycle lanes to encourage more sustainable movement and loads of hire bikes. Electric scooters were present
but not in great numbers. According to Roland
the public transport in Lyon is exceptional at all times
I think Lyon is as you would expect. The retail core is full of European style public squares and main roads
more exciting streets. One of the things that stood out to me was how many parklets there were. So many parking spaces had been given up for outdoor seating to support hospitality. It was fantastic to see
and I hope Birmingham can start to unlock more spaces for this purpose. There were back streets that just came to life with activity due to spill out space
but also main roads that were animated by seating. The central business district
is much more austere. I’d prefer Colmore Business District over Lyon’s equivalent; Lyon was a lot of concrete
both the business district and much of the suburbs had a good division of road space. There was lots of green corridors for bikes and pedestrians
and green tramlines too. This helps to reduce the impact of vehicle pollution along these arterial routes and provides a nice environment for those not in the car.
I’d got my steps in. Time for Lyon Street Food Festival round two
a company founded by two chefs. One lived in Thailand
the other in California. When they returned home to Lyon
they were surprised to see that Street Food
a culinary staple of their temporary homes
wasn’t part of Lyon’s dining experience. The Festival is the culmination of years of working to build an interest in street food in the city
Berenger met Nicola and I to give us a tour
given we’d done a self-guided tour the day before. Again
The area we visited (about the size of Victoria Square) was just one section. In the central hall was more food
the main bars and the Wine District. The festival also had an entire section dedicated to sweet food
a cocktail garden and a beer hall. 120 chefs show off their skills every year from Thursday to Sunday. Each chef creates a unique dish. Like the Colmore Food Festival
the size of dishes is limited so that you can eat your way around the festival
with dishes costing between €4-6. Entrance costs €10
which also gets you access to over 40 free workshops. All you have to do is book at the registration desk an hour before your workshop starts.
The range of food was incredible. There were 2 Michelin star chefs creating alongside chefs from Tucson Arizona (guests for this year) and some of the best up and coming chefs from Lyon. Berenger gave us three recommendations. The first was a 2* chef creation – oyster on a bed of potato
cabbage and a local sausage. The salty shelled oyster cut perfectly across the creamy potato base. Second was another 2* chef. This Japanese chef fused flavours of Japan with the buchon style. His light salad of rabbit basted in hot oil and topped with pickled mooli was perfect on a hot summer’s day. We finished with my dish of the day. An eclair made with peanut infused pastry
filled with chocolate cream and topped with a block of handmade chocolate. My inner 8 year old was delighted.
As I walked back to my hotel on this balmy summer’s evening
I reflected on everything I had learned. The opportunity to share knowledge and challenges with others had been really invaluable. I’d been inspired by some of what I’d seen. Other things had acted as a comfort – we’re doing well. Most importantly
could work with our twin to do some exciting stuff. I don’t mean any disservice to Birmingham when I say I think Lyon is a step or two ahead of us. Food has been their focal point for centuries. But I think what we’re doing stands up well to this titan of gastronomy and
there is a desire to work together to help us develop further
and for this youngster to teach the old dog a few tricks.
I hope some of the ideas I thought about can become a reality. This is what BIDs do. We collaborate
we work to create things in addition to what is already there
and we help to bring disparate groups together to deliver success for our businesses. Lyon is
I think we’re pretty close. I have faith we can build on this closeness
I highly recommend eating your way around Lyon some time. I spent a lot of time looking at things I wanted to eat – I didn’t even scratch the surface. And if you can be in town mid June
make sure the Lyon Street Food Festival is on your to do list. And who knows
maybe we’ll have something similar closer to home in the near future.
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