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5 weekends of fantastic rugby!
Little Nemo - waving, not drowning! wrote (see)
Well done Scotland I didn't see a lot of the game, how did Scotland win?
Well done Scotland
I didn't see a lot of the game, how did Scotland win?
I think the question should be, how did ireland lose?
it was just our day. kicked our points. we have so many narrow last-gasp defeats over the last few seasons.....we were due one.
Ireland reminded me of Scotland in attack. No cutting edge. Always finding the man instead of the gap. O'driscoll is still a great player but he has lost more than a yard of pace and it shows.
Crash Hamster wrote (see)
Wonder what goes on in O'Gara's head?
Wonder what goes on in O'Gara's head?
It's Flakey Freddie and reluctantly I agree with you FB
Gertie wrote (see)
Little Nemo - waving, not drowning! wrote (see) Well done Scotland I didn't see a lot of the game, how did Scotland win? I think the question should be, how did ireland lose?
Ireland lost by letting the new boy take the kicks.
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I predict wins for Wales, France and Ireland. England are probably the best team in this yrs 6N and the coach is doing the best job of any of the coaches...but it's about time some French unpredicability turned up. I predict it will be today ...
I predict wins for Wales, France and Ireland.
England are probably the best team in this yrs 6N and the coach is doing the best job of any of the coaches...but it's about time some French unpredicability turned up. I predict it will be today ...
England only look OK the rest have just been shockingly bad, not seen any good rugby, and if France do at least try they will beat a very poor England, absolutely dull
Sussex Runner (NLR) wrote (see)
England are the best side in the 6 nations but I predict the France will beat them because the French are unpredictable??? A bit like Paul Merson when he talked about Arsenal's unbelievable belief.
i thought that was a joke
can see at least 8 English players in a Lions XV if I was picking today
Or even more if they had a pussycats XV
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can see at least 8 English players in a Lions XV if I was picking today
possibly. possibly not. a Lions XV has a different dynamic to a national XV and despite someone being good for their country doesn't mean that will translate into a Lions team. I could see a few Scots and Welsh in a starting Lions XV but perhaps less Irish than would have been predicted at the start of the 6N.
Maybe. The thing about this English side (compared to previously when they were heavily reliant on Johnson and Wilko) is that there are few genuine stars, but they play magnificently well as a team. very strong. very professional.
Take that in a different context with a different coach, it may not work as well.
That said, there aren't many decent candidates from the other home nations. Sad to say, I wouldn't have any Scots in the XV on current form. 6 or 7 to make the plane, though.
tda - I think Ali Hogg is in with a good chance at full-back - probably between him and Halfpenny although Kearney could still be in with a shout. and Jim Hamilton has stood up as a good disruptive 2nd row this season - he's been impressive enough to make a starting XV in my view
I like Hogg too (stuart btw) but he has a way to go to keep Halfpenny out. He'll make the plane and keep him on his toes though. we'll see how scotland v wales goes
Kelly Brown will go too as a solid all-rounder, and maybe laidlaw although his defence is very suspect.
are we going to be boring and post our Lions XVs?
and yeah I like hamilton. he's a tough guy.
oops - Stuart Hogg....that's the problem with you Scots - you all have the same surnames.....unlike us Welsh....
Kelly Brown - maybe. there's a lot of competition for the flanks with the likes of Robshaw, Warburton, Wood, Tipuric, O'Brian etc and the guys like Beattie, Ryan Jones and Lawes who can play in a number of positions
For me, the problem the Lions face is the same one they've faced for the last few tours, the half backs. Probably in pole position at the moment are the English half-backs, and they are okay but not what I'd think of as Lions test half-backs (maybe Youngs when he is at his best, but he is inconsistent). Sexton keeps looking like he should be and then doesn't quite perform to expectations. There are any number of good forwards, centres, FBs, wingers, but all the candidates at 9 and 10 have their limitations.
The likes of Gregor Townsend, Rob Andrew, Dewi Morris, Matt Dawson, Mike Phillips, even Stephen Jones were not really up the mark, on recent tours. Honourable exception - Robert Jones (and Howlers would have been).
F/B is ridiculous, you could take any of 6 excellent players (Hogg, Kearney, 1/2p, Byrne, Foden, Goode).
Sexton is the obvious choice at 10 for the Lions but as you say, he's inconsistent when he's not kicking. Farrell has no game beyond kicking and arguing with other players. Biggar at least tries to attack with the ball in hand but he's not quick enough to be a true attacking player.
and at No 9 I prefer Care to Youngs, and Philips offers his 9th forward game to a tour.
Gatland will be struggling with the half back choices
FB, Care is also very good when at his best but inconsistent. In form for Quins at the moment, though.
Mike P has always struggled against Genia, but I can see Gatland going for him.
Fingers crossed for Murrayfield, eh? I've got a ticket for the game in Cardiff the week after, I think we'll struggle in that one if we haven't beaten the Scots reasonably well.
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By Billy Atwell
12/14/2010 (3 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Homosexual equivalency forces in Minnesota failed in their effort to get Catholics to return DVDs issued as part of a diocesan campaign to preserve marriage as a union between one man and one woman. Less than 1% of the DVDs were returned.
By Billy Atwell
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/14/2010 (3 years ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: marriage, Archbishop Nienstedt, family, gay agenda, homosexuality
WASHINGTON DC (Catholic Online) - December 10 marked the end of the 'Return the DVD campaign', which asked Catholics in the the Diocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis to return DVDs sent to them by Archbishop Nienstedt. The effort was a failure. Those who promote homosexual equivalency and oppose true marriage were unable to get Catholics to send their DVDs back to the Diocese. In fact, less than 1% of the DVDs were returned to the Archbishop's diocesan office.
ReturntheDVD.org, the virtual home-base for the campaign against Archbishop Nienstedt, sought to draw awareness to his loyalty to the teaching of the Magisterium and the Natural Law as though this were some kind of bad thing. The group's website says that the returned DVDs were destroyed "so they cannot be used again." The abysmal response to this ill-fated effort speaks well of the fidelity of Catholics in the Diocese to the truth.
Return the DVD objected to much more than just the pro-marriage and family DVD campaign. The website called the Archbishop a hypocrite and rejected the teaching of the Catholic Church, saying, "We believe their [the Diocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis] action, distributing 400,000 DVDs on the single subject of same-sex marriage shortly before the upcoming election, reflects misguided priorities and strays from the essential teachings of Christ." Of course, the exact opposite is true.
The group also claimed that the Catholic Church no longer follows the teachings of Jesus. "Why should we stay [in the Catholic Church] and continue to support an organization that acts in ways that are inconsistent with the values that Jesus teaches?," the campaign asked.
In an apparent attempt to draw attention to other issues, the Return the DVD campaign raised $10,000 to fight homelessness. The Archdiocese has a tremendous outreach to the poor and homeless but any help caring for the poor is always welcome.
Dividing the faithful?
Archbishop John Nienstedt was marginalized by the secular media in Minnesota before the Return the DVD campaign concluded. CNN led the effort by conducting a series of interviews and putting together a video asking whether or not Archbishop Nienstedt had divided the Catholic faithful in Minnesota with his pro-marriage and family DVD campaign. In the DVD the Archbishop simply reminded Catholics what marriage is, and what it is not. He told them to vote in accordance with the truth and to follow the principles of their faith. He did not mention a candidate.
The central message of the video was, in the words of Archbishop Nienstedt, that "marriage is a committed union between one man and one woman." He went on to support a marriage amendment to the Minnesota state constitution that would properly define marriage as such.
CNN reported that the Catholic Church and other churches are "at the epicenter of an emotional (and) political debate-one that has divided Catholics statewide." This claim is unsupported by any evidence. In fact, the response to the return the DVD effort shows that Catholics and other Christians are in favor of marriage and the family.
Minority voices take center stage
Archbishop Nienstedt remained firm in his decision to launch a pro-marriage and family campaign in the face of objections and questionable journalism. Jan Buczek, an outspoken opponent of the DVD, was at the center of the CNN report on the DVD's "controversy."
She is a Catholic parishioner at the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis, MN and is "heavily involved" with the Basilica, according to CNN.
Buczek told the reporter, "I don't think God's very happy right now. Jesus would not be treating people this way." She went on to say that the Archbishop and the Pope are supposed to be "loving shepherds, and they're not."
Buczek claimed that her homosexual daughter told her, "I should have the same right as you, mom, to crawl in bed at night with my 'love person' and talk about the day."
From personal angst to public dissent, Buczek wrote a letter to Archbishop Nienstedt expressing her assertion that he was unaware of the pain he and the Catholic hierarchy are causing some of the laity-- especially those who reject Church teaching on marriage.
Archbishop Nienstedt allegedly responded, "I urge you to reconsider the position that you expressed in your letter. Your eternal salvation may well depend on a conversion of heart on this topic."
The CNN reporter asked whether the Archbishop is jeopardizing the Diocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis' tax-exempt status by somehow "compelling" the Catholic faithful to vote according to their Faith. Archbishop Nienstedt never mentions the name of a candidate, which the reporter acknowledges. Clearly there is no legal issue in question, despite the reporters implication to the contrary. The Catholic Church has a right to teach on Moral issues and it is efforts to prevent her from doing so which are themselves unconstitutional.
The real story
With all of the pseudo-journalism, contrived legal questions, and failed attempts at opposing the pro- marriage and family campaign, it is easy to miss the real story. Archbishop Nienstedt has done what every faithful Catholic should do: proclaim the truth.
Archbishop Nienstedt deserves our support and our thanks for his commitment to Catholic teaching. Several weeks ago, the Manhattan Declaration sent an email to its signers asking them to read a press release issued by the Catholic League on this topic and to email Archbishop Nienstedt at his office's email, thanking him for his faithfulness to orthodox Christian teaching and Scriptural principle. If you would like to do the same, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Faithful and vigilant members of the clergy, such as Archbishop Nienstedt, should be commended for their service to our Lord and the people entrusted to their care.
Billy Atwell contributes to Catholic Online, and blogs for The Point and the Manhattan Declaration. As a young lay Catholic and two-time cancer survivor he offers commentary on faith, culture, and politics. You can find all of his writings at For the Greater Glory.
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- English is the required language in today's business world. Gaining control of it will make you a more confident, successful and effective communicator.
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- I teach Business English which includes the teaching of linguistic elements such as grammar, vocabulary, fluency and pronunciation.
Teaching Business English also encompasses soft skills training such as the giving of convincing presentations, conflict resolution, interview skills and active listening.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- I have a BA degree in English
I also have a DELTA - a Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Adults and
a Cert IBET - a Certificate as an International Business English Teacher
- What kind of experience do you have?
- I have 14 years experience teaching and training business professionals at a residential centre in Warwickshire and training ex-pats in company. My clients are generally in middle and top management with jobs which take them into the global arena. They all require English of a high standard in order to be successful and effective. I have also coached people in presenting, confidence building and speaking in public.
My experience includes teaching English, training life skills such as interpersonal skills, cross-cultural competence, critical thinking, crucial conversation management, giving constructive feedback and presentation preparation and delivery.
I teach both small groups and one-to -one.
- How much do you charge?
- I charge £40 per hour one-to-one and £50 for small groups. The 6th lesson is free.
Travel expenses are charged extra. Charges are at normal AA rates for driving, or the cost of the return train fare.
- Where do you teach?
- I teach in company or online. I teach in Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Oxfordshire. Towns include Warwick, Stratford, Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Coventry, Oxford and Banbury. I can travel to parts of Northamptonshire and Leicestershire.
- When are you available?
- I am available from 9 - 5 on weekdays.
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- I teach business people who wish to be more confident using English and business people who are preparing for presentations.
- Do you have an up-to-date DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service, formerly CRB) Certificate?
- No
- Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.
- If I tutor online, the lesson is one-to-one. The cost is £40 per hour with every 6th hour free.
Skype is the preferred platform as it is the most stable and allows text.
My hours for online tutoring are flexible and evenings and weekends are possible.
- Do you belong to any professional organisations?
- I belong to IATEFL, the International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language.
I also belong to BESIG, which is the IATEFL Business English Special Interest Group
- Where and with whom did you train?
- I trained with tutors registered by Cambridge for the DELTA qualification.
I achieved the Cert IBET online with The Consultants-e
- Tell me about some of your current students.
- Some of my current students include
- a tax advisor who works in Lichtenstein. He is looking to expanding his network of clients into the international market place and wants to be confident enough to interact successfully with prospective international clients.
- the international sales and marketing director of a big seed production company
- a lawyer with a company specialising in labour law.
- the director of an NGO in Africa.
- Do you have a personal message for students?
- Learning a language is like learning to play tennis. You cannot learn it by reading a book, or watching someone else: you have to pick up the tennis racquet and start playing. It is more productive to play with someone better than you because you can learn by listening to and copying them.
The more you practise, the better you will get.
There is no 'perfect' - even the top tennis players make mistakes - sometimes big ones - but they don't stop playing and they don't stop practising.
Come and practise your English with me. I will help you to increase your control over the language and give you the confidence you need to speak well.
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Emerging markets are on a roll—and they should keep rolling in 2013.
Just three months ago, China was in the doldrums, Brazil's economic growth had stagnated, and Russia had slumped in the face of weak commodity demand. At the end of September, it looked like emerging markets would lag behind the U.S. for the third year running. But since then, the MSCI Emerging Markets rose 4.7%, while the Standard & Poor's 500 dropped 0.9%. The tally for the year is nearly 18% for emerging markets, more than two percentage points better than the U.S. And that outperformance should carry into the new year.
WHY THE OPTIMSM? For starters, there's the improving global economy. The JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI, a measure of manufacturing strength, rose to its highest level in five months in November, providing a nice boost to emerging-market stocks. Pessimism toward big emerging markets like China, Brazil, and India also may be subsiding, as downward revisions to earnings estimates of these countries have started to slow. Even better, some strategists argue 2013 will be the year that "risk on/risk off" finally fades, which should make investors more comfortable putting—and keeping—cash in emerging markets.
But the biggest reason for confidence may be China. If investors entered 2011 wondering whether China's economy would slow, and 2012 concerned about a "hard landing," they enter 2013 with a reasonable amount of clarity. Demand for energy—a proxy for economic growth—has picked up, profits at China's industrial companies are surging, and retail sales have jumped as well. While it's unlikely China will ever post double-digit growth again, there's no reason it can't consistently notch 7% to 8% increases. "Our assumption is that China is bottoming and will turn up in 2013," says George Feiger, CEO of Contango Capital Advisors in San Francisco.
And with investors now comfortable with its slower rate of economic growth, China's stock market has a lot of catching up to do. During the past three years, the MSCI China Total Return Index has gained just 6.4%, compared with 16.6% for the MSCI Emerging Market Total Return. That could make exchange-traded funds like the iShares FTSE China 25 Index FXI 3.124212648022172% iShares China Large-Cap ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 40.93 1.24 3.124212648022172% /Date(1417039200193-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22328044 AFTER HOURS 40.89 -0.04 -0.09772782799902271% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 719608 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.0791595406792083% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (ticker: FXI) a good bet for the first half of 2013.
China's resurgence will also benefit north Asian countries, such as South Korea and Taiwan, says Richard Titherington, chief investment officer of JPMorgan Asset Management's emerging-market-equities unit. South Korea has the additional benefit of being cheap: The iShares MSCI South Korea Index EWY 1.3746915756080367% iShares MSCI South Korea Capped ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 57.52 0.78 1.3746915756080367% /Date(1417039200192-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1912348 AFTER HOURS 57.41 -0.11 -0.19123783031988872% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 352506 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 3.1225486787204453% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (EWY), for instance, has a price/earnings ratio of 9.6, compared with 11.3 for the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index EEM 1.2649450023912003% iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 42.349 0.529 1.2649450023912003% /Date(1417039200431-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 29679971 AFTER HOURS 42.33 -0.019 -0.044865286075232% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1273321 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.6086802521901344% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (EEM).
The wild card for emerging markets, however, will be economic reform, says Drausio Giacomelli, head of emerging-market research at Deutsche Bank. That can give equity markets a boost—or hold them back if reforms don't materialize. India's stock rally, for instance, could falter as talk of loosening restrictions on foreign investors seems to be losing momentum. Brazil's stocks, meanwhile, have been hurt by the government's heavy-handed regulations, such as limiting what utilities can charge for electricity. Better look to Mexico, where the opposition appears willing to work with the government to reduce its role in the economy.
China's new leaders have also promised economic reforms this year. Their willingness to follow through will have a lot to do with whether its rally can be sustained through 2013, or proves to be just a blip.
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