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Table to illustrate suspension of prebends at Canterbury, 1841-52, in accordance with Stat. 3 & 4 Vic. c. 113
s. 4 And be it enacted, That in the Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury Six Canonries shall be suspended in the following Order; that is to say, the Canonry firstly vacant shall be suspended; and the Canonry now held by the Archdeacon of Canterbury and the Canonry secondly vacant shall be subject to the Provisions hereinafter contained respecting the Endowment of Archdeaconries by the Annexation of Canonries thereto; and the Canonry thirdly vacant shall be suspended, and the Canonry fourthly vacant shall be filled up by Her Majesty; and the Two Canonries fifthly and sixthly vacant shall be suspended, and the then next vacant Canonry shall be filled up by Her Majesty; and the Two Canonries which shall then next be vacant shall be suspended; and that thereafter, upon every Fourth Vacancy among the Canonries not annexed to any Archdeaconry, the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury shall appoint a Canon, and all other Vacancies among such last-mentioned canonries shall be filled up by Her Majesty.
s. 34 And be it enacted, That, so soon as conveniently may be, . . . any Archdeaconry may be endowed by the Annexation either of an entire Canonry or of a Canonry charged with the Payment of such Portion of its Income as shall be determined on towards providing for another Archdeacon in the same Diocese . . .
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8:15 PM ET, September 11, 2013
Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Missouri
W: T. Rosenthal (2-3)
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ST. LOUIS -- Lance Lynn had his best outing in nearly a month to keep the Cardinals on pace with the rest of the division.
Matt Adams had a two-run home run and the Cardinals broke open a tight game with four in the eighth to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 on Wednesday night.
St. Louis won its fifth consecutive game to maintain a one-game lead over Pittsburgh and a three-game advantage on Cincinnati in the NL Central. The Pirates finished a three-game sweep at Texas and the Reds knocked off the Chicago Cubs earlier in the day.
Lynn went six innings and gave up an unearned run on five hits.
"Yeah, but it's only one game," he said. "You still got to get ready for the next one and try to improve off of tonight. There were a couple of mistakes I made and they went for hits and I walked a few guys, you don't want to do that ever.
"But tonight was a good building block going down the stretch here and get myself right for this team in this run we're trying to make."
He also struck out 10, the third time this season he's reached double digits and the sixth time in 61 starts. The effort marked the first since May 24 that Lynn didn't allow an earned run, a stretch of 20 games.
Lynn lost his previous five decisions leading into Wednesday's game as his ERA rose to 4.37 from 3.78. He last win came Aug. 4, when he gave up two runs in eight innings in a 15-2 victory at Cincinnati.
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Carlos Beltran's sacrifice fly off Michael Gonzalez scored Matt Carpenter to give the Cardinals a 2-1 lead. An error by catcher Jonathan Lucroy allowed Jon Jay to score and Adams followed with his 12th homer of the season.
Trevor Rosenthal (2-3) had a hitless eighth inning for the win.
"I'm frustrated," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said. "I'm tired of getting leads and just giving them away. We've got to win some of these games where we get leads."
Lynn said the biggest difference between his game against the Brewers and his previous six starts was that "he got a lot of people out." Manager Mike Matheny offered a more cerebral response.
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Lynn allowed a hit in each of the first five innings but got hurt most because of one of his two walks in the second. His one-out pass of Scooter Gennett pushed Carlos Gomez to second. On a successful double steal, Gomez came home when Tony Cruz's attempt to get Gennett bounced into centerfield.
"After the third inning, I knew that I had really good stuff," Lynn said. "The first couple of innings, you're trying to make sure you're kind of mixing in some pitches and getting some things set up for later on. After that, I was ready to go."
It marked the third loss in five games for Milwaukee.
The Cardinals broke through on an RBI hit from David Descalso. Matt Holliday led off with a single, the second hit against starter Marco Estrada, and moved to second on a two-out walk to David Freese. Descalso sent Kintzler's second pitch down the left field line to score Holliday and tie the game at 1-1.
Estrada took a no-hitter into the sixth, losing it with two outs. Carpenter, who struck out in his first two at-bats, hit a liner that bounced just in front of the pitcher, nicked his leg and bounded to third baseman Aramis Ramirez. His throw pulled Juan Francisco off first base in what otherwise would have been a close play.
"It's always frustrating to lose against any team," said Estrada, who left with a 1-0 lead. "But you come in here, play your butts off. You're in the game and the next thing you know, you're down."
Estrada gave up two hits in 6 2-3, struck out six and walked two. He's made six starts since returning in early August from the disabled list with a strained hamstring and has gone 2-0 with a 2.39 ERA in that span.
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St. Louis C Yadier Molina missed the game for "family matters," according to Matheny. The Cardinals did not elaborate on the reason or say when the All-Star catcher would return to the team. ... St. Louis distributed 7,906 complimentary tickets to first responders and military personnel in honor of Sept. 11. ... Tyler Thornburg (1-1, 2.08) is scheduled to start for Milwaukee in the finale of the three-game set Thursday and will face Joe Kelly (8-3, 2.74). Kelly has won his past five starts. ... Hockey great Wayne Gretzky watched the game from the front row.
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ST. LOUIS, MO - SEPTEMBER 11: Matt Carpenter #13 of the St. Louis Cardinals throws a runner out at first base...
(Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)Regular Season Series
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Sat 4/13 | @STL 8, MIL 0 | Recap |
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Thu 5/2 | STL 6, @MIL 5 | Recap |
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Sat 9/21 | STL 7, @MIL 2 | Recap |
Sun 9/22 | @MIL 6, STL 4 | Recap |
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Scoring Summary
2nd | C Gomez stole third, S Gennett stole second, C Gomez scored on missed catch error by shortstop D Descalso. | 1 | 0 | |
7th | D Descalso singled to left, M Holliday scored, D Freese to second. | 1 | 1 | |
8th | C Beltran hit sacrifice fly to left, M Carpenter scored. | 1 | 2 | |
8th | J Jay stole third, J Jay scored, M Holliday safe at second on throwing error by catcher J Lucroy. | 1 | 3 | |
8th | M Adams homered to right (406 feet), M Holliday scored. | 1 | 5 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO |
Attendance | 35,134 (79.9% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:02 |
Weather | 91 degrees, clear |
Wind | 5 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Phil Cuzzi, First Base - Chris Guccione, Second Base - Ron Kulpa, Third Base - Tom Hallion |
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SELinux refers to Security Enhanced Linux. Details of SELinux have been presented in prior Linux Journal articles (see Resources).
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I used to think Clive was the one who liked sex. But then I found I missed it. I used to touch myself when I was very little, I thought I'd invented something wonderful. I used to do it to go to sleep with or to cheer myself up, and one day it was raining and I was under the kitchen table, and my mother saw me with my hand under my dress rubbing away, and she dragged me out so quickly I hit my head and it bled and I was sick, and nothing was said, and I never did it again till this year. I thought if Clive wasn't looking at me there wasn't a person there. And one night in bed in my flat I was so frightened I started touching myself. I thought my hand might go through into space. I touch my face, it was there, my arm, my breast, and my hand sent down where I thought it shouldn't, and I thought well there is somebody there. It felt very sweet, it was a feeling from very long ago, it was very soft, just barely touching and I felt myself gathering together more and more and I felt angry with Clive and angry with my mother and I went on and on defying them, and there was this vast feeling growing in me and all around me and they couldn't stop me and no one could stop me and I was there and coming and coming. Afterwards I thought I'd betrayed Clive. My mother would kill me. But I felt triumphant because I was a separate person from them. And I cried because I didn't want to be. But I don't cry about it any more. Sometimes I do it three times in one night and it really is great fun.
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Lance Armstrong won those 'Tours despite all what you feel. I am turning 41 end of next month, and I was ready back when I was 19 or so to compete. But I saw this doping 1st hand, and I saw the determination, the want to win... But I said no to it... Cause I knew if I was to compete I would have to play by the hidden rules ->
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Wed, 2013-01-23 13:29
If Lance would not have used PED's we would not be talking about him because he never would have won any TDF's. The only chance he had of beating the Euro pros was by doping, because they all were sure doing it.
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Wed, 2013-01-23 03:15
Always saw through this imperious lying fraud from way before "Day One". As infuriating to me as Armstrong is and always will be are all his millions of vicious minions who, along with Armstrong and his did all they could to attack and assassinate LeMond. I pi$$ on each of you, period.
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Mon, 2013-01-21 21:42
I love how everyone somehow feels cheated by LA. Unless you were actually a real contender in a bike race against him (and were not doping yourself) then you have not been cheated. The sponsors weren't even cheated! Think of all the revenue they made marketing and selling LA around the world! Sure they paid him, but WE paid THEM! The euros are just pissed because LA beat them at their own game. LA is still a remarkably gifted athlete with a drive and dedication second-to-none. Doping does not a winner make. Plenty of Pro riders dope and are destined to domestique-hood forever. Doping is a value-add, not a shortcut. LA still had to ride all those miles and log all those hours in the saddle while training. He still had to cover all those thousands of miles without crashing, flatting, having a mechanical or getting sick. WADA, UCI and USADA set the table and made the rules and LA exploited them to the fullest...he conceived a plan, put a plan into action and followed through. Have we all forgot that the great Eddie Merckx himself was popped for doping and is still considered a legend? Bicycling wouldn't still be talking about LA unless LA was good for business!
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Mon, 2013-01-21 07:02
Lance Armstrong won those 'Tours despite all what you feel. I am turning 41 end of next month, and I was ready back when I was 19 or so to compete. But I saw this doping 1st hand, and I saw the determination, the want to win... But I said no to it... Cause I knew if I was to compete I would have to play by the hidden rules... Lance did this... If lance was from Europe I think it would be different... I think America full of itself? Do you understand what I mean? America in its "Ivory Towers" so to speak... There is so much the rest of you don't understand... Europe is the "Old World", and old ways don't change in terms of corruption and looking the other way. Think Berlusconi the EX Prime Minister of Italy DUH!!!!...Wake up America!!! Bicycle racing is from the "Old World" If you going to blame Lance, then you must blame all of cycling racing history... And blame yourselves for being naive and black and white to what really goes on in rest of the world other than you TV room surrounded by your white picket fences and your new carbon bike that makes you a pro... I salute Lance in his determination. But I pitty him for being an American...
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You've lied to us for years and that hurts. People looked up to you. And you're only on Oprah now because you know there is no one left who believes you didn't dope. It's not a confession. It's a strategy. Granted, you didn't dope until it was evident that so many others did you were at a competitive disadvantage. But rather than try to clean up the sport insofar as you could, you chose just to cheat, too, and eventually pressured other riders who actually had character to join you. You may have been a great cyclist without doping, but how will we ever know? The single thing I will say on your behalf is that USADA should be pursuing ALL other American cyclists who doped with the same zeal they went after you. Beyond that, fuck off you liar.
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I would like you and all dopers in cycling to go away. And don't come back!
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I understand your limited confession. Help us clean up the sport and its governing body. You're in a unique position to make the biggest positive difference for your fans since the inception of Livestrong. Here's a second chance....already!
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The Sequoyah girls basketball team earned a hard-fought, 49-47 victory over Lincoln Christian Monday night inside Sequoyah Center.
In a game that was decided by a mere two points, it was turnovers that proved costly for the visiting Lady Bulldogs. The Lady Indians (14-6) forced 22 Lincoln Christian (14-7) turnovers, while committing only 10. Sequoyah also recorded 13 steals and led in points off turnovers by a 15-2 margin.
"We knew they had a couple of ball handlers who weren't real good fundamentally, so part of our game plan was to attack them whenever we had the chance," Sequoyah coach Larry Shade said. "We also wanted to be able to turn those turnovers into points, and we were able to do that."
Audrey Ballou led Sequoyah with 16 points, five rebounds and five blocks in 27 minutes. Loren Young added 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting and seven boards.
"I give a lot of credit to Baylee (Ratliff) and Courtney (Jones) tonight. They were penetrating and drawing defenders, so I was left wide open on the block a lot," Ballou said. "This was a good win tonight. We needed that confidence boost."
Shanna Vogt led Lincoln Christian with 15 points, but also turned the ball over nine times. Shelby Brown added 14 points, and Shaelyn Ward pulled down 14 rebounds. Lincoln Christian won the rebounding battle, 42-27, and both teams scored 30 points in the paint. The two squads also made 21 total baskets and three from downtown.
The Lady Indians jumped out to a 16-9 advantage after the first quarter, but the visitors found themselves down just two at 33-31 after three frames.
Lincoln Christian took its only lead of the game at 40-39 following a triple from Vogt with 3:42 remaining in the contest, but Feather Pacheco answered right back with a trey of her own on Sequoyah's next possession. The home side used a 9-2 run to pull ahead 48-42 and, despite three missed free throws late, was able to hold on for the gritty victory.
Sequoyah (boys) 57, Lincoln Christian 35
The Sequoyah boys used a suffocating defense to trump Lincoln Christian 57-35.
The Indians (14-6) forced 24 turnovers and recorded 19 steals in the huge victory over the Indians (10-11). The home team also received points from nine different members of the squad.
Sequoyah recorded 29 points off turnovers to just six from Lincoln Christian. The Indians also scored 14 fast-break points and held a 34-18 edge in points in the paint.
"They had a good scheme to try to break our pressure, and it made us adapt our press a bit," Sequoyah coach Jay Herrin said. "We attacked the basket more and got to the free-throw line in the second half. That, along with the changing of our press, led to us holding them to just 17 points in the second half."
The home team shot 44 percent (22-for-50) from the field, while holding the Bulldogs to just 32 percent (13-for-41) shooting. Those numbers trumped losing the rebounding battle 35-25.
Caisen Green led Sequoyah with 15 points. T.J. Jones added 10 off the bench for the home side.
"Getting a lot of turnovers helps us out a lot by giving us more offensive possessions," Green said. "Not a lot of teams are able to press like we do, and that's one of the reasons why I love playing here."
Lincoln Christian held an 8-7 advantage after the first quarter, but Sequoyah took the lead in the second quarter and led 23-18 at intermission. The Indians wore down the Bulldogs in the second half and proved too much to handle, outscoring the visitors 34-17 in the final 16 minutes.
Austin Jones scored the first 10 points of the game for Lincoln Christian, and he ended with 18 points. He had seven rebounds in the first half but finished one shy of the double-double.
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