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From choppers to coppers, it's been a frantic week for Ant, Dec and James Nesbitt, writes Andrew Anthony
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Episodes was telly to make you smile; Thalidomide: The Fifty Year Fight was truly tough viewing, writes Euan Ferguson
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Players/Officials: Rory Kleinveldt
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Rory Kleinveldt made his Test debut with two of his best friends at his side: Vernon Philander, with whom he has spent seasons bowling with at the Cobras, and JP Duminy, who had been a team-mate since childhood where they both played at Victoria Cricket Club. But, nothing else about the match was too memorable for him. He went wicketless in 21 overs and conceded 97 runs. Disappointingly, he overstepped 12 times to make him the worst no-ball offender of the match. At the end of the Test, Kleinveldt, and almost everyone else, thought it unlikely he would play again on the tour. He may even have considered what he would need to do at the first-class level to be selected again in the future.
Kleinveldt accepted his fate with maturity. His lack of exaggeration suggested he would cherish a second chance but understood if he didn't get one immediately.
On the morning of the Adelaide Test - a match he was told he would be sitting out for - Kleinveldt found out Philander would not be able to play. Instead of soaking up his own good fortune, he immediately thought of his friend. "It just wasn't nice to replace him," he said. Half an hour later, he had to take the field and did not have any more time to think. It showed. Kleinveldt was more controlled from the get-go, even though Australia were on the attack. "I was very nervous before my debut but I was a lore more relaxed this time. I had nothing to lose."
In fact, there was much to gain. It was only in the 99th over of the match, by which time Australia had already scored 500 runs, that Kleinveldt took his first Test wicket. Peter Siddle edged one to slip and there was a lengthy check for the no-ball before the dismissal was confirmed. For someone who had problems with his front foot throughout, there was reason to be anxious again. "I was very relieved after I saw my foot landed just behind the line. To get the first one under the belt was pretty good," he said. It's his performance in the second innings that Kleinveldt will be banking to put him in contention for Perth. He dismissed the Australian top three in a spell during which his ability to use seam movement was on display. "There was a bit more pace in this wicket than in the Brisbane, and more carry. I enjoyed bowling on it," he said.
With talk growing that both sides will think of all-pace attacks for the third Test, Kleinveldt has reason to be hopeful that he will get the nod again, even though Philander is expected to recover in time. If he does, he will fulfill a boyhood goal. "It's always been a dream of mine because what I've heard from past players is that the pitch is a quick one. It would be nice for me get on there and have a go."
Already Kleinveldt has turned some hopes into realities. His father and uncle were both cricketers and the latter an exceptional bowler who was denied any chance of playing for South Africa because of Apartheid. For both those men, Kleinveldt is doing what they were never allowed to and he is aware of the magnitude of his success. "They didn't have these opportunities," he said. "They're very proud of my achievements and support me all the way. It's nice for me just to go out there and represent them." To see him play a part in a decider would be another massive moment for them.
Kleinveldt thinks South Africa will go in with the upper hand after their resilience with the bat in Adelaide, both from a mental and physical point of view. While Australia will be beaten down by their inability to take 20 wickets, their attack is also physically drained, evident in Peter Siddle's obvious exhaustion. "If it was our dressing room we'd be disappointed not to have won the Test," Kleinveldt said, before adding some special words for his first Test victim. "It will be nice for Graeme Smith to win the toss and bat first. I'm not sure Peter Siddle will enjoy that too much."
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A driver has been airlifted to hospital fighting for his life after he took ill at the wheel and his car flipped over and hit a shop.
The man, said to be aged in his 60s, was airlifted to Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary after the Great North air ambulance was called to a car which had rolled over in Appleby.
A spokesman said they believed he had been taken ill at the wheel. It is believed he may have had heart problems.
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Stocks fell moderately on Friday in an atmosphere of caution as President Barack Obama and congressional leaders began bargaining on a deal to avoid major tax hikes and spending cuts.
The looming "fiscal cliff" has become the market's main focus since Obama's re-election on November 6, sending stocks lower on fears it could knock the economy into recession next year.
The S&P 500 was on track to decline for a fourth day.
"Today is the most important day of the week, as finally the president will have a coffee talk with both Republican and Democratic leaders. While both sides are now using the 'balance' word, the rhetoric seems to have only been on the tax side, which solves little or nothing on the spending side," said Peter Boockvar, managing director at Miller Tabak & Co in New York.
If investors like what they hear after the meeting, "the market is very oversold, sentiment is negative and is thus set up for a short-term bounce," he said.
Futures had indicated a higher open after the Wall Street Journal reported White House officials were in discussions that could indicate increased flexibility in negotiations with Republicans. Still, caution remains and the S&P 500 is on track to end the week at least 2 percent lower.
Citing sources familiar with the matter, the Journal said officials were in advanced, internal talks to replace spending cuts set to begin in January with a separate package of spending cuts and tax increases. The White House had no comment on the report.
Democrats and Republicans have recently appeared to dig in their heels into opposing positions, echoing last year's political impasse over raising the U.S. debt ceiling.
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Energy shares have been stronger as crude oil advanced. A flare-up in violence in the Middle East lifted oil prices on concerns about a possible supply disruption. Brent crude is up 3 percent over the past two weeks.
The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> was down 27.03 points, or 0.22 percent, at 12,515.35. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> was down 5.11 points, or 0.38 percent, at 1,348.22. The Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> was down 9.66 points, or 0.34 percent, at 2,827.28.
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Sep 20, 2013, 4:45 PM EST
This summer Danilo Gallinari has been doing his knee rehab in Italy, because… well, if you could choose where to do your knee rehab work wouldn't you choose Italy?
Gallinari partially tore his ACL back on April 4, and on that day the Denver Nuggets playoff dreams tore as well. When he returns he will return to a very different Nuggets team with no Andre Iguodala and a different coach (Brian Shaw).
When is he going to return? The team is not putting a timetable on it and neither will Gallinari's agent, reports the Denver Post.
"Rehab is progressing well," (Gallinari's agent Lee) Melchionni said. "He's doing well. Everything he's been asked to do, he's done….
"We don't have a set date for when Danilo is ready to return," Melchionni said. "When he gets cleared by doctors, I think we will cross that bridge when it comes, but we don't have a specific date or month or timetable in our heads right now. It's more just him being 100 percent healthy, ready to go and feeling comfortable going out there and getting back on the court."
The ballpark timeline for Gallinari's return is December. But after watching the Andrew Bynum and Derrick Rose PR train wrecks last season, teams are avoiding setting timetables. The Lakers are being vague regarding Kobe Bryant, the Nuggets are doing the same with Gallinari.
Denver could certainly use him and his 16.2 points a game. The Nuggets are going to be in a fight with the Timberwolves, Lakers, Mavericks, Trail Blazers and Pelicans for the final couple playoff spots in the West (yes New Orleans is going to be in that mix). There are plenty of people around the league that think Denver will take a big step back — no PBT writer had them getting a playoff spot.
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May 12, 2013
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Trust Mike Brearley to come up with the mot juste. A distinguished former England captain and one of the most respected and original thinkers on the game, Brearley had this to say in his speech (reprinted in this anthology) about Tiger Pataudi at Lord's in 2012: "Tiger was… the first cricketing superstar in India whose appeal involved so heady a mix of brilliance, charm and charisma."
If one were to search for a coda for this book, to look for an encapsulation of what Pataudi meant to his fans, to Indian cricket and, indeed, India, one needn't go any further.
Brearley's is one of several perceptive, well-enunciated contributions that make up this handsomely produced book. In the day of the ebook, this collection - with its beautiful, well-chosen photographs, pages with generous margins, and arresting front cover - reminds us again that there are few things as gorgeous as the book as an object, as an artefact.
Sharmila Tagore's moving foreword - shorn of self-pity at her loss, underlit by a plangent dignity and love - sets the tone for the anthology. Abbas Ali Baig recalls his escapades with Pataudi at Oxford. Bishan Bedi, part of the formidable quartet of spinners that Pataudi used as an unprecedented spin-only attacking force, pays a glowing tribute to his first Test captain. Sunil Gavaskar recounts his struggle about how to address the Nawab (a question that seems to have preoccupied other cricketers as well).
Mike Coward's interview with Pataudi (from the archives of the Bradman International Cricket Hall of Fame) is illuminating. The veteran Australian cricket writer asked Pataudi what it took him to play cricket at the top level after the accident in which his vision was impaired. "Determination. And, perhaps, an ability to not get completely frustrated; to get over the fact that I could never be what I would have liked to be. To accept that I was, say, 30 or 40% below what I would have liked to have been. That took a while; took a bit of doing."
What kind of a player Pataudi might have been had he not met with that accident as an Oxford undergraduate is one of the most popular counterfactual discussions among Indian cricket fans of a certain generation. Pataudi himself never chose to dwell on it. But that remark in the interview to Coward offers a key to the staggering mental strength and resolve it must have taken him to become the player he did. This dwindled brilliance that was on show, shadowed by the speculation of what the undiminished genius might have been like, is at the heart of the legend that was Pataudi.
But Pataudi: Nawab of Cricket is no hagiography. Suresh Menon, the editor, has been clever in including in the book an essay by Vijay Merchant, the man whose casting vote stripped Pataudi of the India captaincy in favour of Ajit Wadekar. Then we have journalist Mudar Patherya's essay, "The Many Pataudis", which realises two aims: it makes an enterprising attempt to cut through the myths and received wisdom and objectively assess Pataudi's achievements and legacy; and it shows how, had Pataudi been less withdrawn than he was, he could have made a far bigger contribution to the game.
The pieces by Pataudi's daughters, Saba and Soha Ali Khan, while shining with the love they had for their father, clearly throw up the angularities he had as a person.
Certain common themes about Pataudi emerge in the 22 essays in this book: his wicked sense of humour, his love for repartee, his unquestionable qualities as a leader, and the fact that he would walk out to the middle with whichever bat was closest to the dressing-room door.
For cricket fans who never saw Pataudi play, this book offers a glimpse of why those who did were entranced by him.
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Katniss and Peeta!!!! But warm bodies sounds cool, I hope my bf takes me to it!!!!
by 27jangirl on 1/22/2013 8:53:59 PM
Out of this list, I can't wait to see Warm Bodies and Catching Fire. But I can't believe Katie and Alex from Safe Haven weren't on this list! I'm most excited to see them
by BaileyMarissa on 1/22/2013 8:23:47 PM
Whoo! The mortal instruments. Can't wait for jace and clary <3
by Sweetie99 on 1/22/2013 8:23:40 PM
Im totally obsessed with the Hunger Games. I know absolutley every single detail about it. I know the differences between the first book and the first movie and I know every single detail of all the books and Ill know every details of the movies when they come out. I even know that Mockingjay ( last book) will be in 2 parts.
by hgrules on 1/22/2013 7:20:04 PM
I cant wait for Catching Fire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why do we have to wait so long. Ugggghhhhh
by hgrules on 1/22/2013 7:14:35 PM
My BFF is a Pride and Prejudice geek so I have to say this for her: Matthew Macfadyn and Keira Knightly!
by miley13t on 1/22/2013 6:31:31 PM
Warm bodies
by myfatsquirrel on 1/22/2013 6:15:34 PM
by myfatsquirrel on 1/22/2013 6:14:42 PM
Ugh, I hate how they left so many loose ends in the first Percy Jackson movie. They made it so unlike the book, and some of that's gonna affect the new movie...
by Diamonds<3 on 1/22/2013 6:06:13 PM
Catching Fire should come out in March again! It was right over my spring break so it was perfect!
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Signature: Inscribed on the painting by Lu Zhi (upper right corner)"I hear you have opened up a 'Tao path' near the ocean,Where clouds of leaves and frost-covered flowers vie in wondrous splendor.I too have built a new residence at Zhixing Mountain,May I share some of your autumn colors on my eastern hedge." [Trans. by Wen Fong and Mike Hearn, 1982]Two artist's seals below his signatureInscription: Inscribed on the painting by the Qianlong Emperor (r. 1736-95) (upper center) and dated 1777Marking: Collectors' seals: Qianlong emperor (r. 1736–95): seven seals in upper portion An Qi: (one in upper left corner)
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Upon first listen of Rita Ora's new Roc The Life you may feel that you've somehow been transported to the mid-80's, but I assure you that you're very much present in the year 2012. While the first few seconds of the Roc Nation songstress' newest (potential) single may sound like it was pulled from the year 1984, it quickly adopts a more modern, rock heavy sound by the end of the song's first minute. Modern-day Renaissance man The Dream pulls triple duty on Roc The Life lending his vocals to the song, serving as its co-writer, and spearheading the interesting fusion of mid-80's pop meets modern rock beat. If you're a believer in Roc The Life then circle August 27, the date when Ora's self-titled debut album ORA is set for release.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals went through their sixth training camp practice Friday. It was a day that appeared to be won by the defense, though the offense did come up with a few nice plays.
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- John Brown, who left Wednesday's practice with what appeared to be a hamstring injury, was held out due to exactly that. Coach Bruce Arians said it's possible Brown will practice Saturday, but they didn't want to risk the rookie's availability for next week.
- The kicker battle is down to two as the team released Danny Hrapmann earlier in the day. Veteran Jay Feely won Friday, converting on seven of his eight attempts. Rookie Chandler Catanzaro made good on five of his seven tries.
- Sticking with the kicker theme, Feely is not at all fond of the NFL's idea to move extra points from the two yard line to the 15. He says it will lead to more injuries for no tangible benefit.
- Through the Cardinals, linebacker John Abraham released a statement. In part, it read, "I understand the significance of my actions and right now I am taking the necessary steps to handle my personal business." Earlier in the day, Arians said he expected Abraham back in five to six days.
- It was only a 7-on-7 drill, but Patrick Peterson had an interception of an errant Carson Palmer pass.
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"The church supports this ordinance because it is fair and reasonable and does not do violence to the institution of marriage," said Michael Otterson, managing director of the LDS Church's public affairs office.
Otterson added that the statement of support is consistent with the church's prior position on such matters, as well as its stance on marriage. Both are found in the church's August 2008 statement titled "The Divine Institution of Marriage," www.newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/commentary/the-divine-institution-of-marriage.
That statement, released prior to California's Proposition 8 vote last year on a constitutional amendment defining marriage, says the LDS Church "does not object to rights regarding hospitalization and medical care, fair housing and employment rights, or probate rights, so long as these do not infringe on the integrity of the family or the constitutional rights of churches and their adherents to administer and practice their religion free from government interference."
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In addition to agreeing with Becker's approach to the ordinances, the church also recognizes the proposal attempts to balance vital issues of religious freedom, Otterson said.
"In drafting this ordinance, the city has granted common-sense rights that should be available to everyone, while safeguarding the crucial rights of religious organizations — for example, in their hiring of people whose lives are in harmony with their tenets, or when providing housing for their university students and others that preserve religious requirements," he said.
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