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Jennifer Aniston – who fought back tears during the tribute – revealed she "always loved when we would have the flashbacks. I always loved when we would flashback to Fat Monica and Rachel Pre-Nosejob and Ross with his Afro." (For her part, costar Courteney Cox said she enjoyed the show's blackout episode, which infamously featured Matthew Perry's Chandler "stuck in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre" and David Schwimmer's Ross being beset by a feral cat.")
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He pointed to "40 years, 1,000 shows, 5,000 rehearsal days 10,000 rewrites, 500,000 networks notes and a million laughs, and I've had so much fun, but I could not have done this alone."
"Thanks for laughing, embracing and loving the characters for all of those years, and still on occasion, when somebody walks into a bar, hollering, 'NORM!' " he said.
"To my family for laughing most of the time and loving all of the time. To my dad, who when I asked him questions as a kid, he was patient and kind in answering and taught me to be that way with others. I thank you all for this trip down memory lane from the bottom of my comedic heart. And, as my good friend George Strait says, 'I'm not here for a long time, I'm here for a good time.' "
Aniston, who was seated next to Matt LeBlanc, wiped away tears from the audience during his speech.
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Unlike Just Kids, which focused on her past, her life with artist Mapplethorpe in the famous Chelsea Hotel, in this book the past and present intertwine. Coffee, the connecting themes.
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On Nov. 23, 1703 an intense storm rammed England with no warning. The Great Storm, as it came to be called, sent ships from the North Sea into Sweden. Many were shipwrecked; thousands of others drowned. Leaders discussed the need for weather forecasting to warn the population of danger before it struck and produced casualties and massive property damage. But alas little happened until the nineteenth century.
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When he was only twenty-one years old, Jacob Lawrence completed a series of striking tempera paintings. Lawrence himself knew many of these migrants, having moved to Harlem with his parents when he was a young teenager from Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Before beginning this project of sixty paintings, Lawrence did months of research exploring diaries, photographs, news articles, and photographs of the people that made this brave trek into the unknown.
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Not only is Larson excellent at capturing everyday life in earlier times, but he also provides a cast of highly believable characters from the famous: President Woodrow Wilson to the obsessed: rare book dealer Charles Lauriat, to the vanguard: early feminist architect and spiritualist, Theodate Pope.
"It must be a good book," my husband said as I read by flashlight in the car on the way home from our Thanksgiving holiday.
What not to like: a spirit talking from beyond the grave, two writers practicing (or not) their craft, Lindy Hop lessons, a blue cat warming itself by the radio, birdwatching by the sea, and crocks and crocks of fresh fish chowder?
This novel takes place in Halifax and in a small village in Nova Scotia. The seaside village setting is spectacular with its wild Atlantic coast, historic graveyard, and old library.
The book tells the stories of two writers Sam Lattimore and his new wife, Lizzie. It's the 1970s and they live in a Halifax hotel where they also had their honeymoon. Lizzie orders a chaise-longue for their living room in honor of the topic of her dissertation, The Victorian Chaise-Longue, a minor book by a minor writer that Lizzie has chosen for what it teaches about life.
This novel begins in a psychologist's office where a young, exceedingly unattractive woman says she is there because her mother's dying wish is for her to see a therapist about her weight. The therapist asks Barb Colby if her mother is dying. "No, it's an early request," she answers.
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Donna Schaper, who is also a minister, opens the book with "The Best Funeral Ever." She shares funerals and memorials from actual people she knew and helped.
She describes the deceased and makes clear that their wishes should be followed. She closes this chapter with a eulogy she wrote for a feisty friend, Anita, who told the police she would keep driving, no matter what they said, and insisted that no one sing hymns at her service.
In a later chapter on bad funerals, she relates that mistakes happen. For one of the services she conducted, instead of the music the bereaved requested, she carelessly played a classical work left in the CD player. The widow never noticed the switch, and said later, that the music made her feel better during the funeral.
My family and I lived for five years in the North American rainforest of Southeast Alaska. In those days, it rained over three hundred days a year. To this day my children prefer a rainy day to one filled with sun. That's one reason why this book called out to me.
It's a compendium of archaeological, historical, and scientific facts about our most common precipitation. Also, included in it are a series of mini-biographies of people who are renowned for some connection to rain.
One of these includes Princess Anne of Denmark who tried vainly several time to sail to Scotland to marry her fiancé, King James VI. Violent storms blew her back to the Nordic regions twice. This was in August, 1589 during the time known as The Little Ice Age. King James VI eventually enlisted his navy to take him north to marry her.
You might recall Elizabeth Alexander—she read the poem at President Obama's first inauguration. This memoir by the prize-winning poet covers a much more private, interior space. It tells the story of her love, marriage and family, and especially the jagged rent in her life caused by her husband's death.
The first chapter queries where the actual story begins. Is it the beautiful April morning in Hamden, Connecticut when Ficre Ghebreyesus returns to his younger son Simon's trundle bed, saying, "This is the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in."? Is it when Ficre ran out of the house to buy three dozen lottery tickets on a hunch, wanting the win the lottery for Elizabeth? Or is it way back in '61 when two women on opposite sides of the earth become pregnant, one carrying a first-born girl, another carrying a later-born son?
The couple met in a New Haven coffee shop; Ficre came over and introduced himself. He was a chef who had escaped from war-torn Eritrea, Africa at age sixteen. He became a refugee in Sudan, Germany, Italy and finally, the States. Torn from his family for many years, he ended up in New Haven and in the 90s began painting.
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It goes like this: Polled on a variety of things in the league's annual survey, the NBA's 30 general managers don't envision the Mavericks amounting to a hill of beans.
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Skip to comments.Jamaicans lead Caribbean calls for Britain to pay slavery reparations
Posted on 02/15/2014 8:02:19 PM PST by MeshugeMikey
Caribbean slave descendants, some of whose ancestors worked for David Cameron's distant family, are calling for an apology and billions of pounds in reparations
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
Free transportation to Africa should set it all right.
How is Jamaica doing in the Olympics?
that would be my solution. plus revocation of citizenship so they can't come back.
Where does this end? Muslims want reparations for the Crusades. Europeans demand reparations for Muslim invasions into Spain and France. Jews were enslaved by Egypt, if we believe the Bible. Serfs, peasants, pogroms, genocides, slaves up and down the timeline of history. You could keep an army of accountants and genealogists busy for a millennium.
9 to 1 black on white crime.
WHO should get the reparations?
things are so comfortable in Jamaica these days
I noted that the headline says..Jamaicans "lead".... Caribbean calls for reparations..
perhaps they'll take this mess to the UN!
I want reparations from Bammy, Reid and Pelosi and Sor0$.
your couldnt pay me enough to visit any of those places axing for reparations...
beats working....in the minds of FAR Too Many
The British Crown abolished slavery in 1834. I'm sure that all surviving former slave owners in Jamaica would be happy to personally pay reparations to any surviving former slaves from the days of legal slavery in Jamaica, just as Americans who owned slaves before 1865 would be happy to pay reparations to their surviving former slaves in the United States.
Imagine how much these professional racists and their followers could produce if they focused on contributing to their society instead of on dividing people. That waste of human life should upset all decent people. I just wish liberals were decent enough to learn.
I agree. Especially in this day and age, and Jamaican who was enslaved has a really good court case and will get a settlement worth millions.
His great-great-great-grandson? He gets to live in Jamaica instead of Burkina Faso. What is he complaining about?
Africans were enslaved quite often by their own people, then sold to Arabs who transported them to ports where they were shipped on British ships to America.
Interestingly, England and America caused slavery to be outlawed.
Only Islamic 'nations' still allow slavery, because the Koran tells them to retain slavery.
bulack peoples doing SLAVERY?? Impossible...under the new history.....
the people who "intellectually agree...aka fall for these demands...have no idea of the history of slavery in any part of the world during any time frame
liberals of neither category...naive nor corrupt want to KNOW anything that won't support their pitiful propaganda.
the corrupt ones know better,....the naive ones will FOLLOW their HEARTS...before learning how to think about much of anything.
there must be a time cycle for these incessant demands for reparations but I cant remember the last time they were being bandied about
Free money!
Why should people who weren't alive pay for the misdeeds of the dead? Why should the descendants get paid for something that never happened to them? It doesn't work like that. Slaves weren't governmentally owned but were owned by individuals. The dead slaves don't care and certainly won't get to benefit from such an action. Aplogies and reparations are pointless. Way to go. Using your dead ancestors who suffered to fill your own dirty pockets.
Every one of them who was transported by the Brits to the Caribbean and enslaved there should recieve reparations if they are still living.
The rest of them should thank Britain for getting their ancestors out of Africa.
My point is, if it had not been for the abomination of slavery, blacks in America would not exist at all. It is not as though they would still exist, only in Africa. There would not have been the genetic pairings that led to their very existence. We all have this. How many rapes during the myriad of invasions throughout history have led, ultimately to you and me.
My clumsy point, is that you cannot separate the good from the bad. History is history. You want reparations? What is the value of your existence?
Why do people who never owned slaves apologize and pay people who were never slaves?
They should go after other Africans, considering the European slave trade was built off of the already extant slave trade in Africa.
Excellent question.
"You could keep an army of accountants and genealogists busy for a millennium."
What a perfect way to eliminate unemployment!
American taxpayers have spent untold billions on the descendants of our slaves. Oh and sorry about that whole slavery thing. Let's move on.
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"Interestingly, England and America caused slavery to be outlawed."
And are the only ones likely gullible enough to actually entertain the thought of reparations.
I believe the British have a saying appropriate for this reparations demands - Bugger Off!
On occasion, the Brits do have a way with words.
Pay them in Uranium.
Wonder if the Black Racist Jamaicans will compensate all the Asians they robbed, murdered, and forced out of the country after independence? Hey mon'
Asian Jamaicans ran the businesses in Jamaica because blacks were too lazy.
Now look at Jamaica after the blacks took over...its a Third World Craphole that ran off its productive citizens
Reparations? How about a boat ride back to Africa...
No kidding
The race war of black criminals on whites dwarfs anything we did to them
By a factor of 10-20
A million a year ...whites robbed....raped....assaulted or mudered by blacks
Less than 40,000 a year of the same on blacks by whites and some years no black women raped by whites
Take that John Grisham
So does that leave the door open for the jews, egytians, germans, irish, french, italians, polish,....................
That, or assimilate and acclimate, then STFU.
I demand the Mongols pay me eleventy-billion dollars for marauding through eastern Europe in the 13th century and murdering some of my ancestors. (snicker)
No Reparations Now
or EVER!
whats good for the Goose is good for the Gander.
what's not, is not!
would that be enriched, or otherwise?
I'm all for the "Bugger Off Now" movement!
this sounds like THE Plan!
Man is not so free that he can't bow to excessive taxes and government tyranny. What a load of BS from these reparationists.
Jamaica won its independence in 1962. Since then, a series of socialist governments have tried to run the country, with little success. The tourist areas are all built up and have great infrastructure. The outlying areas that aren't tourist destinations are terrible. Roads are neglected and not wide enough for two cars to safely pass each other some times, lots of potholes, very little sewage plumbing along the road. Jamaica gets a ton of aid from the U.S. and probably Great Britain. The politicians are just as corrupt as you would expect and nothing is done to fix the infrastructure of the outlying areas. Not to mention the crime rate, the early banning of all gun possession, etc. The British did not create these problems, the ongoing government dysfunction has caused this and the country's leaders are the ones to blame. BTW, the Brits left in place an excellent education system that is ongoing today for those who want to learn. Jamaicans who are able have left the island for greater opportunities in North America.
I love it!
Either get up off of your knees or pay reparations. Which is it going to be?
perhaps we could work out a deal with detroit?
Civilized God Fearing Nations.....buy detroits debt...and turn it into New Africa...offering 4o acres and a mule to all comers.
were not supposed to KNOW anything about jamaica's HISTORY...
this call for reparations wont WORK if people are EDUCATED as to the nature of the beast...
Even those who know the history still won't speak and set the record straight for fear of being called racists.
at least we wont keep what we know to ourselves...
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In our pocket of society where pampered affluence is rampant, we are often at a loss to know what kind of gifts to buy our friends and loved ones on special occasions. For some people (especially those who "have everything"), the standard gift won't cut it. Nothing in the shopping mall catches our fancy.
I have a suggestion. It may not seem that expensive or sound very novel, but believe me, it works every time. It's one of those gifts that has great value but no price tag. It can't be lost nor will it ever be forgotten. No problem with size, either. It fits all shapes, any age, and every personality. This ideal gift is...yourself. Don't forget the unusual value of kindness.
That's right, give some of yourself away:
In the words of Ephesians 4:32, be kind. My sister Luci paraphrases this verse, "Just be nice."
Covering all the one another commands of the Bible (and there's a lot of them!) is the umbrella of kindness. Kindness braids mercy and grace, humility and gentleness all together. Kindness gives grace, requires humility, and asks that we think of others before ourselves.
Ever notice that kindness is most appreciated when life has gone sideways? When you're having "one of those days," kindness speaks that thoughtful word and draws you back like a lifeline.
Who should the world look to as a model of kindness but the body of Christ? Unfortunately, ask the man on the street how he would describe the Christians he knows and I dare say kind would not be his first or even his second response. I say we change that.
Kindness is something you and I can do today. A gentle response. Being the first to forgive. Giving the gift of time, compassion, and thoughtfulness. In ordinary ways, we can give ourselves away and, by doing so, model God's agape love. Remember 1 Corinthians 13:4 — "Love is kind."
Look for ways today to give ordinary kindness, and you'll find there's nothing ordinary about it.
Taken from Charles R. Swindoll, "The Gift for the Person Who Has Everything," Insights (June 2001): 1-2. Copyright © 2001 by Charles R. Swindoll, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide.
As a lifelong admirer of President Abraham Lincoln, I have devoured more than a few biographies about him. Among the best was Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin, a volume that presents Lincoln's brilliant political act of enlisting into his cabinet some of the men who had run against him. Surrounded by a team that didn't believe in the viability of the Thirteenth Amendment and pressured by men in his own party to compromise with the South to end the war sooner, Lincoln refused to fold. He challenged his peers to rise above their doubts, to act upon their shared goal of ending slavery in America, and to press hard against the opposition. In the end, Lincoln's convictions carried the day. Against all odds, clinging to hope against hope, he led this team of rivals to achieve the defeat of slavery.
Originally, the word referred to a stone used as a mile marker. But it can also refer to a significant point in development—a turning point in life. God showed His interest in milestones when He created ways of measuring time. He gives us all kinds of milestones. For instance, seven days make a week, and 52 weeks make a year. Holidays and seasons come around annually to signal a repeat of something significant. Milestones such as these offer us points in our journey that allow us to measure our development. They provide us opportunities to look back over time and see the memorable ways that God has graciously worked in our lives to impact others.
For the longest time, I didn't understand the new-car industry. I had always thought when a person wanted an automobile, he or she dropped by the local dealership, kicked a few tires, and placed the order with the salesperson. I figured that when headquarters got the specs, they'd scurry around the shop to find the right steering wheel, chrome strips, and navigation system and put it all together. You know, kind of like whipping up a last-minute meal in the kitchen. Simple, right? Wrong.
Virtually every week, I come across people who long for the simple life of yesteryear. But I've learned that one's perspective makes all the difference.
Some look back and remember the best of times—an easier pace, closer ties, cleaner movies, and deeper, more honest relationships. Others remember only the worst of times—inconveniences, prejudices, and inefficiencies. When you stop long enough to think objectively, though, you realize that no time is ideal. The times are what they are, and either we learn to flex and thrive or we become rigid and irrelevant.
You are what you eat! (And we're not talking food.)
When Jesus quoted Deuteronomy 8:3—"People do not live by bread alone; rather, we live by every word that comes from the mouth of the LORD"—He urged us that our spiritual diet is as vital as our physical one. So, how do we eat right—spiritually?
Respected Bible teacher Chuck Swindoll is serving up his recipe to your spiritual health in his book, Searching the Scriptures: Find the Nourishment Your Soul Needs.
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Letters - May 31, 2008
Fascist mayor terrorizes Rome Help correct injustice Israel's nukes 'Iron Man' fan
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Venezuela: Solidarity = medical education Iraq: U.S. military jails children, report charges Philippines: Activists see less role for coal Italy: Green light for persecution Niger: Report highlights disparities Cuba: Energy revolution bears fruit
Letters - May 24 2008
Stand with veterans The tragedy of Reading First: more than corruption Solidarity tours Dental care is a necessity
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Cuba: International Day Against Homophobia South Africa: Protecting water rights Israel: Different health outcomes Brazil: Environment takes a hit Canada: Victims confront multinational giant Australia: Coal mine canary dies
Editorial: Hypocrisy on veterans
This Memorial Day, we think about the more than 4,000 U.S. soldiers dead and the tens of thousands wounded in body and mind in a war based on lies, pushed by a clique of right-wing militarists and their corporate backers.
Iron Man exposes U.S. arms race
If moviegoers get past the "Hollywoodisms" and the other distractions, they will learn something about the military industrial complex in the new film "Iron Man."
Letters - May 17, 2008
More on food security Tibet Prisoner's thank you Stop 'Runner Initiative' School cuts Working families deserve better
Worldnotes - May 17, 2008
Nicaragua: Emergency food summit India: Food protests planned Turkey: May Day police violence Somalia: U.S. and Ethiopia blamed Cuba: Cuban Five remembered
Pictures from May Day 2008
Here are some photos from May Day events around the country. Workers gathered in cities across the U.S. to celebrate International Workers Day but also to demand a humane immigration policy.
Letters - May 10, 2008
McCain is the enemy New Deal for people, not Wall Street Prison spending stats McCain, wrong again


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Bayern Munich have plans for the United States, Latin America, beyond
Rudolf Vidal is Bayern Munich's president, Americas. He spoke to ESPN FC about the club's U.S. strategy and tours and their Latin America plans.
Schalke suffer fifth straight league loss with Hoffenheim defeat
Schalke lost their fifth straight game in the Bundesliga this term with Hoffenheim turning up the heat on their coach Markus Weinzierl with a 2-1 win.
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Hamburg dismiss Bruno Labbadia after 18 months in charge
Labbadia has been shown the door by the German club after 18 months in charge, with his assistants Eddy Sozer and Bernhard Trares also dismissed.
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Liverpool have missed out on the Premier League title despite their 2-1 win over Newcastle at Anfield.
Brendan Rodgers' men went into the final day needing three points and hoping Manchester City would slip up at home to West Ham.
However, there was to be no shock result at the Etihad as City ran out 2-0 winners to be crowned champions.
Goals from Daniel Agger and Daniel Sturridge secured the success for Liverpool after Martin Skrtel's first half own goal had taken the pressure off Manchester City.
Luis Suarez had seen a goal ruled out moments before his side fell behind.
Manuel Pellegrini's side made no mistake as they cruised to victory over West Ham.
Leaving the Reds to fall two points short of the title before leaving the pitch to a standing ovation from the Anfield faithful.
Follow live reaction:
- Manchester City Premier League champions: Reaction as City win the title
- Premier League fan reaction: What supporters say about their club's 2013-14 campaigns
Hello and welcome to Mirror Sport's live coverage of Liverpool vs Newcastle this afternoon.
It's been a quite incredible season for the Reds and they go into today's season finale with a chance of lifting the Premier League title.
The chance is slim. Very slim, in fact.
But who would have thought they'd be second in May last August? Champions League football secured?
For that reason alone, expect the unexpected. It could be an incredible afternoon.
Follow all the build-up and action here as we find out whether there'll be a final-day miracle.
One man who still believes is Brendan Rodgers, who insists his side will be focusing on putting the pressure onto Man City.
The Reds boss has transformed the club from Champions League-place outsiders to title contenders - and three points at home today will keep the dream alive.
"This is why the training this week has been as intense as in pre-season. And why it will go right to the wire," he explained.
"We'll see what happens. If you're going to be a winner you have to train – this is the end of the season, when you win things.
"We have to keep doing our job, which is get the win against Newcastle. And it will be interesting if we make one of our quick starts and get ahead in the game early on."
Read his pre-match interview here.
Luis Suarez has been in truly sensational form, hitting 31 goals in the league this season and driving the Reds towards a top-two finish.
Furthermore, he's already been named player of the year TWICE.
And ahead of this weekend, he talked to the Sunday Mirror's Andy Dunn about his season - and those tears after the 3-3 draw at Crystal Palace.
Read what he had to say here.
One man who doesn't believe Suarez is man of the season is Jose Mourinho.
Speaking ahead of today's games, he explained: "He's not just a goalscorer. He assists, he plays, he behaves, he's fair, he doesn't dive, doesn't try to put opponents in the stands with accumulation of cards. I'd choose Dzeko."
Do you agree? Let us know @MirrorFootball on Twitter and read more on what the Chelsea boss had to say here.
As expected, Jordan Henderson returns to the Liverpool side following suspension.
And there's a pretty tasty attack for Brendan Rodgers' side, with Suarez, Sturridge and Sterling up top.
Newcastle's team to follow.
Confirmed #LFC team v @NUFC: Mignolet, Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Flanagan, Henderson, Gerrard, Allen, Sterling, Suarez, Sturridge— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 11, 2014
Liverpool's subs are: Jones, Toure, Sakho, Cissokho, Lucas, Coutinho, Aspas.
Meanwhile, Newcastle's team has also been announced. No Loic Remy, but Haidara and Taylor return.
And their bench reads as follows: Elliot, Santon, Yanga-Mbiwa, Satka, Dummett, Sammy Ameobi, de Jong.
#NUFC v @LFC (4-4-1-1): Krul; S.Taylor, Williamson, Coloccini (c), Haidara; Debuchy, Anita, Tiote, Gouffran; Sissoko; Shola Ameobi.— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) May 11, 2014
We're just 35 minutes from kick off now, with Anfield rocking.
Indeed, our chief sports writer Oliver Holt informs us that "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" is ringing around the ground.
The Hammers will be a popular side in the red half of Merseyside over the next couple of hours - and more so if they can produce something remarkable at the Etihad.
90 minutes until the season finale gets underway at Anfield. How are your nerves? pic.twitter.com/fkYqv5azLb— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 11, 2014
And here's more from Oliver Holt.
Anfield and the surrounding streets have been teeming with support, with the players' coach moving ever-so slowly through the crowds.
You can be certain that irrespective of the result, the players will be given a huge roar before, during and after the game.
Fervour outside Anfield before kick off today is undimmed. Red flares and huge crowds met the Liverpool coach on its way down Anfield Road— Oliver Holt (@OllieHolt22) May 11, 2014
Before the game, he told the Liverpool Echo: "Do I believe in miracles? Always.
"It's certainly not over. The expectancy around the country – without being disrespectful to West Ham – is that Manchester City will win.
"But West Ham have some really talented players. Guys like big Andy has great quality."
A few of this lot will be praying for a miracle over the next couple of hours.
"I am hoping that Liverpool win the league and I will do my best to score at the Etihad. I have still got a lot of friends at the club and the lads were brilliant when I was up there," says Andy Carroll - the man Liverpool hope can help them win the title.
"To be honest, I think that Stevie Gerrard deserves to win the league. He has been there so long and the football they have played, they definitely deserve it.
"They are great fans and even when they were not winning the league or challenging up there, they were still fantastic. They stuck by the team and that is where they are now."
And maybe this man, too:
As if we'd not seen enough this season, this has just flown over Anfield.
Trolling from a few hundred metres up.
Some people have got far too much money, clearly.
OH ZING RT @PL_Jokes: Manchester United fans love banners pic.twitter.com/tvN8CfFz9a— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) May 11, 2014
Both Manchester City and Liverpool are in the tunnel, preparing to walk out to huge roars at the Etihad and Anfield respectively.
Two points split the two teams, with a draw enough for the blue side of Manchester to triumph in this year's title race.
Liverpool need a win, and a West Ham victory over Manuel Pellegrini's side, to secure the 2013/14 Premier League crown.
Jordan Henderson returns immediately to the starting line up, as expected, and also as expected, his presence brings with it the obvious what ifs.....
What if he had been available for the past three games, rather than kicking his heels on the touch-line? Well, put it this way, his under-appreciated passing ability around the edge of the box would have been useful against Chelsea, and most certainly, his energy would have been vital in those last 10 minutes at Palace.
What is interesting too, about Liverpool's team-sheet, is the absence of Victor Moses from the bench. It went virtually unrecorded, but it was his poor touch that set the events in motion which saw Henderson sent off against City, to pick up his ban.
He also missed the glorious opportunity, unmarked from six yards out in front of an open goal at Palace that would have won the game in the last minute. So he has a lot to answer for.
So too, perhaps, does Mamadou Sakho, who has paid the price for his shambolic defending at Palace with his place his, with Daniel Agger returning to the starting line up.
Brendan Rodgers has indicated he wants a top class centre half in the mould of Vincent Kompany in the summer, and certainly, the French defender's performances this season offer a reason why. Imagine if Kompany had been at Anfield this season. They would have walked the league. Mind you, if Suarez had been at City......
Sunshine, a noisy crowd and perfect end of season pitch at Anfield as the game gets under way.
The Kop is in its usual cry, as Newcastle start positively.
But after a miserable second-half of the season for Pardew's men, surely Liverpool should win this one comfortably.
Newcastle's grey kit is very apt for their form.
Here's the full story of that plane flying over Anfield, trolling Liverpool fans.
Hopefully we'll forget all about these for next season.
Man United fans taunt Steven Gerrard with another #plane http://t.co/eWPvhlN5xw pic.twitter.com/mXkPwaGCqK— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) May 11, 2014
It's not been a comfortable start for Liverpool so far, as Ameobi heads straight at Mignolet.
But at the other end there's a penalty shout as Jordan Henderson appears to be dragged down.
Henderson appears to be, following replays, just outside the box.
The ball ran onto Sterling anyway, who doesn't quite manage to get it out from under his feet. His shot is saved by Krul.
Still 0-0 - 12 minutes gone.
As the pressure builds on the West Ham goal at the Etihad (surely only a matter of time), Liverpool are patiently pushing forward.
Nothing yet at Anfield, but they've got plenty of time to find a goal.
More important is the Hammers getting a goal at Manchester City. And there's no sign of that yet.
Here's Oliver Holt's first update from Anfield:
The fact that Manchester City are hot favourites for the title today has done little to dull the atmosphere at Anfield.
Crowd growing slightly restless at lack of openings and particularly referee Phil Dowd's decision to resist two penalty claims in the space of a few seconds.
Jordan Henderson looking purposeful on his return from suspension and all the pressure is Liverpool's.
Newcastle, even now, are not playing with much ambition. "Alan Pardew, it's never your fault," the Newcastle fans sing at their embattled manager.
The ball's in the back of the net at Anfield, but it's not given.
Suarez was fouled on the byline, and took the free-kick quickly, curling the ball with the outside of his boot into the goal.
Amazing finish, but moving ball.
But straight at the other end, there's more drama as Newcastle score.
And Martin Skrtel puts in a late contender for own goal of the season with a magnificent finish past Mignolet.
Oh dear, that wasn't part of the script.
But Liverpool are responding well here, and have a corner after more good work from Suarez.
The ball's whipped across and Daniel Agger finds himself unmarked at the back post, but he heads tamely to Krul.
Should have been 1-1, but isn't.
First goal Liverpool have conceded before 40th minute since 9 March. An unusual position for them of late.— Miguel Delaney (@MiguelDelaney) May 11, 2014


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The underground tuberous stem or rhizome constitutes the spice. It has been used as a spice and medicine in India and China since ancient times, was known to the Greeks and Romans, and was generally known throughout Europe by the tenth century. Today, Ginger is grown in most tropical countries, with major producers including India, China, Indonesia, Nepal, Nigeria, and Thailand (United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's FAOSTAT website, 2010 data). It is propagated from pieces of rhizome. After 5 to 7 months, the new young rhizomes are dug up manually or by mechanical means and are preserved in sugar syrup or used for crystallized ginger. The older rhizomes (harvested after 8 to 10 months) become dried ginger, which is used in baking, in beverages, and in a wide range of other culinary applications around the world. Oleoresin and essential oil are also produced from ginger.
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John Mayer headlining Summerfest July 6
Mere hours after announcing the Eagles would headline Summerfest's final night, officials with the music festival have announced yet another act for the Big Gig: John Mayer will headline the Marcus Amphitheater on July 6.
Mayer announced his summer tour in a Google+ Hangout with fans Thursday night. He released a new album, "Born and Raised," last year, his first to stay in the top spot on the Billboard charts for more than a week. But he had to cancel a tour in 2012 after a granuloma in his throat was discovered. It was the second time in two years it surfaced, but Mayer underwent a second surgery and last January was able to sing on stage for the first time since April 2011. »Read Full Article(6)
Guide to TV's May sweeps
The first real sign of spring is yard work.
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Lost in the Trees stands tall in Milwaukee debut
What's an orchestral rock band to do without the orchestra?
The little-known Lost in the Trees from Chapel Hill, N.C., doesn't have the means to take a big ensemble of instruments and musicians on the road, when it's playing a Cactus Club show for about 30 to 40 people at $10 a pop, as was the case Saturday night. »Read Full Article


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The year in review 2013
Biggest Stories of 2013; Stories to Watch in 2014; The Year Inclusiveness Prevailed by Rabbi Joshua Hammerman; Pew and Part-time Judaism by Erica Brown
Inside This Special Section
- Biggest Sigh Of Relief Story: Weiner, Spitzer And Jewish Pride
- Cultural Story of the Year: Zuckerman Silenced
- Israel-Diaspora Story of the Year: Whose Western Wall Is It?
- Next Wave: N.Y's Community Mikveh
- Part-Time Judaism
- Runner-up Story of the Year: The Ties That Strain
- Scandal Of The Year
- Story of the Year: Pew Study Rocks Community
- The Year Ahead: Hipping Up Ashkenazi Food
- The Year Ahead: Jewish Museum Going Edgy
- The Year Ahead: Jewish Security in Europe
- The Year Ahead: Modern Orthodoxy at the Crossroads
- The Year Ahead: Pope Francis and the Pius Archives
- The Year Ahead: The Lubavitcher Rebbe, 20 Years After
- The Year Ahead: Tigers Go Jewish. Can They Go to Promised Land?
- The Year Ahead: Who'll Have De Blasio's Ear?
- The Year Ahead: Who'll Replace John Ruskay at UJA-Fed?
- The Year Inclusiveness Prevailed
- Sizing Up The Year To Come