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Is ‘SNL’ New This Weekend? Here’s Everything to KnowRANGERS and Tottenham fought out an exhilarating 1-1 draw at Ibrox. Philippe Clement 's side gave everything - and now have just two and a half days' recovery before the Premier Sports Cup Final against Celtic . 5 Rangers players put in an incredible shift at Ibrox Credit: Willie Vass 5 Ibrox erupted when Hamza Igamane made it 1-0 Credit: Willie Vass 5 Dejan Kulusevski scored Spurs' equaliser Credit: AFP But they stood up to their English Premier League opponents and then some - taking the lead through Hamza Igamane before Dejan Kulusevski 's equaliser. Cyriel Dessers could have won it with a late chance saved by ex-Celtic keeper Fraser Forster , but Gers will take HUGE confidence from their display. The down-side was an injury to John Souttar in the first-half, and Philippe Clement will hope his 'Mr Reliable' will shake off his issue to be fit for Sunday. Here's how the Gers players rated on another incredible European night at Ibrox. Read More Rangers stories RANGERS 1 SPURS 1 Kulusevski saves Spurs as Postecoglou gains Europa League point at Ibrox DON DISPLAY Rangers fans unfurl Donald Trump inspired banner ahead of clash with Spurs Jack Butland - 7 Some of his kicking was rather suspect, first half. Spared Jefte’s blushes after the full-back almost overcooked a back header. Given no chance as Dejan Kulusevski levelled for Spurs. James Tavernier - 8 The Rangers captain was making his 53rd appearance in the Europa League . What a ball for Igamane’s opener and what a block to deny Dominic Solanke late on. John Souttar - 4 In a huge blow for the player and his manager, the Scotland star was forced off with just 32 minutes gone. Nursing his groin as he left, Souttar must now be a major doubt for Sunday. Robin Propper - 6 All too eager to go to ground and all too eager to play the ball back to his keeper. Depending on how bad Souttar’s injury is, could be set to face Celtic at Hampden. Most read in Football GER KIDDING Tottenham fans blast ex-Spurs star as he's spotted wildly celebrating Gers goal Rangers 1 Spurs 1 Gers left ruing Forster save after Kulusevski earns point for Postecolgou HE'S COD OFF Emotional statement signals end of Rangers old boys' partnership in League Two MAJOR CONCERN Key Rangers star is huge Celtic injury doubt after limping out of Spurs clash Jefte - 7 Rather fortunate to escape an early booking for foul on Johnson. The Brazilian is absolutely electric going forward, but there’s work to do defensively. That said, a really positive showing. Nico Raskin - 9 A truly outstanding display from the young Belgian. Head and shoulders above everyone else on the park . Gave the ball away just once in a towering man of the match performance. Philippe Clement rubs Rangers fans up the wrong way says Bill Leckie Mo Diomande - 8 Picked up a senseless booking for handball with just 20 minutes gone. The booking rules him out of the Man United match. Put it behind him to deliver a superb performance Vaclav Cerny - 6 Made one or two brilliant surging runs with only his final ball letting him down. Tested Tottenham keeper Fraser Forster twice in the first half before being hooked midway through the second. Nedim Bajrami - 6 Saw an early effort tipped over the bar by Forster. Worked hard but couldn’t influence the game in the final third. Was becoming frustrated and no real surprise to see him replaced Ridvan Yilmaz - 7 The Turk was the surprise inclusion on the night, making his first start for Rangers since August. Clement deployed him on the left wing and what a tremendous shift he put in. Hamza Igamane - 8 Almost blew the roof off Ibrox when he blasted Rangers in front 90 seconds into the second half. Like many of his teammates, he simply ran out of steam towards the end. 5 Philippe Clement felt his team should have won Credit: Getty 5 Ange Postecoglou was given a reminder of his Celtic past when Rangers were ahead Credit: Reuters Spurs player ratings How the Tottenham team rated... by DAVID FRIEL FRASER FORSTER - 8 Ex-Celtic keeper was booed but made big saves - especially from Cyriel Dessers late on to deny him a winner. Helpless as Hamza Igamane fired Gers ahead. PEDRO PORRO - 5 Awful use of the ball early on and then totally lost Igamane at the goal. Improved after the break and tested Jack Butland with a low shot. RADU DRAGUSIN - 5 Romanian had a couple of crucial blocks but never really convinced in central defence. Erratic on the ball and rash in the tackle. ARCHIE GRAY - 6 Played out of position in central defence on return to grandad Frank’s home city but the teenager looked the least fazed of all back four. DESTINY UDOGIE - 5 Full-back was slack on the ball like the rest of the Spurs team in the first half but had a bit more joy down the left after the break. YVES BISSOUMA - 4 Busy as he tried to plug gaps and get team going but never dominated the middle of the park and passing has to be a lot better. RODRIGO BENTANCUR - 3 Free from domestic ban and strolled about the Ibrox pitch without ever looking up for the fight. Could have been subbed well before hour mark. JAMES MADDISON - 5 Lively in behind strikers but didn’t see enough of the ball in dangerous areas. Whipped a free-kick over the bar but poor quality by his standards. BRENNAN JOHNSON - 5 Good battle with Jefte in the first half and then missed a good chance when he switched to the left. Well marshalled by Gers full-backs overall. TIMO WERNER - 2 Lots of pace, zero quality. The German forward had 45 minutes to forget as he struggled with the basics at times. Lucky to see half-time before being hooked. SON HEUNG-MIN - 6 Bright up front and always looked to make things happen but deprived of any decent service. Looked happier when Spurs upped it after break. SUBSTITUTES DEJAN KULUSEVSKI (7) on at the break and was a major upgrade on Werner. Cool finish to make it 1-1. DOMINIC SOLANKE (6) teed up the leveller with a clever cutback but missed late chance. PAPE SARR (5) made a big difference in middle. LUCAS BERGVALL (5) classy touches but lucky to avoid red. SUBSTITUTES Leon Balogun - 6 It was a surprise to see the Nigerian left on the bench in the first place. Replaced the crocked Souttar just after the half hour mark. Connor Barron - 4 Was desperate to get on and he played his part when he finally got the nod. Dujon Sterling - 4 Helped bring some much needed energy to the Rangers team. Read more on the Scottish Sun WARMING UP Scots set for 21C swing as temperature rise to bring an end to sub zero freeze HOT BUY Shoppers race to Primark for fleecy £14 hoodie will keep you cosy on frosty days Robbie Fraser - 4 Brilliant delivery picked out Dessers who had strayed offside. Cyriel Dessers - 3 Almost won it for Gers only to be denied by a stunning save from Forster. Keep up to date with ALL t h e latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football pageMOSCA, Colorado — A handmade sign at the start of a long dirt road in the rural San Luis Valley indicates to visitors that they’ve arrived at the future site of Kosmos Stargazing Resort & Spa . The peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains barely make a dent in the big blue skies above the 40 acres purchased by founder and CEO Gamal Jadue Zalaquett. He aims to transform the land into a resort featuring 20 villas, a spa, a restaurant and a planetarium. “It’s a place of alignment. Kosmos is a place of connection,” Jadue Zalaquett said. “Kosmos, in a way, is a place to heal, and the San Luis Valley has a lot to do with healing.” He bought the property for $11,000 in December 2020. But with glass domes for stargazing and expensive price tags to stay the night, Jadue Zalaquett’s ambitious brainchild falls snugly into the category of “luxury ecotourism.” His site is an ideal spot for admiring constellations and distant galaxies. According to the National Park Service, the nearby Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is considered an International Dark Sky Park. Jadue Zalaquett said the area is a class two location on the Bortle dark-sky scale, which translates to “ truly dark ” skies. The resort’s planetarium will include a 1-meter telescope. In terms of getting visitors to Kosmos, “that’s gonna be the biggest attractor,” Jadue Zalaquett said. Development is still in the early stages, but it’s already garnering attention from the public: More than 12,000 Instagram users follow the resort’s page where project renderings and updates are shared. Kosmos plans to open its first villa early next year, said marketing operations manager Jennifer Geerlings. Although it’s still under construction, the resort has already booked more than 2,000 reservations, she added. “A lot of it, for some people, is the excitement of being the first to be able to stay in an experience like this,” Geerlings said in a phone interview. “There’s really no other resort that’s doing this.” While Jadue Zalaquett put about $500,000 toward getting the project off the ground, a crowdfunding campaign raised $1.9 million, Geerlings said. Donors paid a one-time fee to receive 50% discounts off their reservations for early 2025. So instead of paying the usual $700 nightly rate, they booked at $350 per night, Geerlings said. And after the campaign’s end, people continued to contribute directly via Stripe, which put total revenue from crowdfunding at more than $2 million, Jadue Zalaquett added. So why is it worth it to stay at Kosmos? For Geerlings, the answer is a combination of the villas — with their jacuzzis nestled in glass domes under the stars — and amenities like the planetarium. “You’re able to experience some of the best stargazing. The Milky Way is visible to the naked eye,” Geerlings said. “A planetarium is something that’s never been at a resort before.” In November, director of field operations Auston Duncan stepped over sagebrush and loose hardware to outline the state of construction on the project. An unfinished villa offered a hint of what’s to come. The rectangular building with exposed wooden rafters and newly-installed glass sliding doors will soon house a bedroom and a bathroom. Jeremy Stephen, the founder of Steamboat Springs-based Evolve Construction , built the villa out of hempcrete , which is made of hemp, water and lime. It works as an eco-friendly insulator, helping to mitigate heating and cooling costs and lending itself to the vision of Kosmos as a resort with sustainability in mind. On one side of the villa, a hot tub will be installed. On the other, a dome made out of glass and wood from Ekodome will cover the kitchen and loft area. The development will occur in phases. Next year, 16 stargazing villas (which hold up to four guests) and 4 galaxy villas (which hold up to eight guests) will be constructed, Geerlings said. Every stay includes an hour of a guided stargazing experience and telescope training. In 2026, the amenities will be built out. Those include the Mediterranean-style restaurant and the wellness center with spa features like hyperbaric chambers, a sauna and a cold plunge. In 2027, the planetarium will be added to the resort. To ensure dark skies, guests will park their cars and use electric golf carts to navigate the resort, Jadue Zalaquett said. He mentioned that discussions with consultants on the stargazing center included a NASA representative, who was interested in hosting a mission workshop at Kosmos next year. Both the planetarium and the spa will be open to the public, Geerlings added. All in all, it’s a bold plan. And Kosmos is looking to hire to make it happen. Right now, the business is in search of employees to lead their stargazing experiences. So far, it’s recruited a former Great Sand Dunes ranger, Geerlings said. The team is considering college students from Adams State University in Alamosa as interns. Kosmos will also need to staff resort operations, including housekeeping, security and front desk workers. “We’re gonna try and hire pretty much everyone locally,” Geerlings said. For Jadue Zalaquett, taking on an endeavor like this runs in his blood. He currently lives between Alamosa and Boulder, but Jadue Zalaquett was born in Chile and grew up in Miami. When his family migrated to Chile, they ran hotels. Several paternal relatives work as architects. However, Jadue Zalaquett didn’t initially follow the family business. Instead, he worked in technology startups for almost a decade. Then, during the COVID-19 pandemic, he visited the San Luis Valley. He realized that, although the Great Sand Dunes were located less than a half hour away, tourists could only choose from a few lodging options. So came the idea for Kosmos. And “here I am, back at my roots,” Jadue Zalaquett said.

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DoorDash will require its drivers to verify their identities more often as part of a larger effort to crack down on unauthorized account sharing. DoorDash has been under pressure to ensure its drivers are operating legally. Over the summer, for example, it pledged to do a better job identifying and removing dangerous drivers after a flood of complaints of dangerous driving from cities. Officials in Boston, New York and other cities have said that in many cases, people with multiple traffic violations continue to make deliveries using accounts registered to others. The San Francisco delivery company said Thursday it was requiring some drivers to complete real-time identity checks immediately after they complete a delivery. Previously, drivers were occasionally asked to re-verify their identities before or after a shift. DoorDash has introduced the new system in Los Angeles, Denver, Seattle and other cities, and said it planned a wider rollout next year. DoorDash said it also has developed an advanced machine learning system that can flag potential unauthorized account access, including login anomalies and suspicious activity. If the company detects a problem, it will require drivers to re-verify their identity before they can make more deliveries . U.S. drivers must verify their identities with a driver’s license or other government-issued identification, and upload a selfie that matches their identification photo before they can do work for DoorDash. They also must submit to background checks, which require a Social Security number. The company said it found that some drivers were getting around the requirements by sharing accounts with authorized users. In some cases, drivers who were not authorized to drive for DoorDash paid authorized users for access to their accounts. Some federal lawmakers have demanded that DoorDash and other delivery apps do a better job of keeping people who are in the U.S. illegally off the platforms. Republican U.S. Sens. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Mike Braun of Indiana and Ted Budd of North Carolina sent letters to delivery companies in April asking them to crack down on account sharing. “These illegal immigrants are delivering food directly to consumers’ doors without ever having undergone a background check and often without even using their real names,” the letter said. It added that working illegally can also be dangerous for migrants, creating the potential for exploitation and abuse. The Associated Press left messages seeking comment Thursday with Gig Workers Rising and Justice for App Workers, which both represent delivery drivers. DoorDash won’t estimate how many drivers are using shared accounts, but said its safeguards are effective. Last year, it began asking drivers to re-verify their identities monthly by submitting a selfie. The company said it is now asking more than 150,000 drivers to complete selfie checks each week, and it’s removing them from the platform if they don’t comply.

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