running back for the real Houston Texans), who grew up in Cleveland when his dad played for the Browns. He wants to be a Brown, and he is desperately wanted by the team’s new head coach, Vince Penn (Denis Leary).

As the day wears on, Sonny investigates possible chinks in the armor of Bo, tries to steal a few valuable minutes with Ali and also must deal with a visit from his mother, Barb (Ellen Burstyn), who wants to fulfill the wishes of her late husband and Sonny’s father — a longtime Browns coach fired by his son — by scattering his ashes over the team’s practice field.

All the while, the clock is ticking toward that first pick of the NFL draft.

Much like a football team holding a narrowBags made from jute fibre - a longtime crop in Bangladesh - look and feel like plastic

By Rafiqul Islam

DHAKA, July 23 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As countries around the world try to cut down on throw-away plastic shopping bags, Bangladesh is hoping to cash in on an alternative: plastic-like bags made from jute, the plant fibre used to produce burlap bags.

Bangladesh is the world's second biggest producer of jute after India, though the so-called "golden fibre" - named for its colour and its once-high price - has lost its sheen as demand has fallen.

Now, however, a Bangladeshi scientist has found a way to turn the fibre into low-cost biodegradable cellulose sheets that can be made into greener throw-away bags that look and feel much like plastic ones.

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