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Bye then!
Well then. There was, in the end, plenty of interest and intrigue – Mata's debut; United's victory; an eight-minute, three-goal splurge at St Mary's; a rush of reds; a one-sided derby; and Crystal Palace's resurrection continues. It's been a pleasure. Thanks for your time.
Final score: Crystal Palace 1-0 Hull City
A stonking result that for Palace, who complete a 1-0 double over Hull and are now level with Hull on 23 points from 23 games, albeit with a significantly inferior goal difference. They're just winning all of their winnable games at the moment.
Final score: Liverpool 4-0 Everton
Liverpool missed a penalty, fluffed a couple of great chances, took it easy for most of the second half and still won 4-0.
Tom Huddlestone is in goal for Hull.
Red card! McGregor is sent off for Hull!
McGregor comes out of his area to clear a ball and is challenged rather late by, I think, O'Keefe. He doesn't like it, the referee doesn't mind it, he tells the referee that he doesn't like the way he doesn't mind it, the referee doesn't like the way he doesn't like the way he doesn't mind it, and sends him off.
Here's Loïc Rémy with his demonstration of how to get yourself sent off.
There has been not a lot to say about Crystal Palace v Hull, although I didn't really mention Jake Livermore's excellent chance for an equaliser a while back. Three minutes to play at Selhurst Park.
Comeback of the night: Derby, 2-0 down at home to Yeovil, won 3-2 with Chris Martin scoring a last-minute winner.
Final score: Southampton 2-2 Arsenal
It could have been worse for Arsenal, and it could get worse tomorrow, when they will fall to third if Man City and Chelsea both win.
Final score: Norwich 0-0 Newcastle
The red cards meant six minutes of stoppage time, but still no goals. An opportunity missed for Newcastle, though the home side could have won it in the second half.
Final score: Swansea 2-0 Fulham
Another pretty straightforward home win against humdrum opponents.
Final score: Man Utd 2-0 Cardiff
A good game to make one's debut in, I'd have thought. A straightforward win.
Still no picture of Chico scoring his goal, but here's one of the aftermath.
And Sturridge is immediately taken off, Victor Moses replacing him.
In the Championship, first-placed Leicester and secnd-placed QPR are both 2-0 up. At Anfield, Sturridge has just missed another great chance and is now rowing with Suárez, who would have liked him to pass the ball.
Mata's debut is over, with Januzaj replacing him for the last 10 minutes or so.
And another red card! And another!
Newcastle's Loïc Rémy and Norwich's Bradley Johnson come together. Johnson makes a big deal of some foreheadish contact, then does some shoving, and both take the long walk!
Red card! Arsenal's Flamini is off!
If anyone wants the perfect illustration of a two-footed challenge, they could use that one from Flamini on Schneiderlin.
Now Manchester United hit the woodwork, Valencia making space for himself before shooting low across goal and into the foot of the far post.
Norwich smack the woodwork! It's Hooper, spinning onto a low ball from the left and smacking it hard as you like into the crossbar.
GOAL! Swansea 2-0 Fulham (Chico, 75 mins)
I can't tell you much about this one either. But sooner or later I'll get a photo of it. By way of evidence, here's a photo of Shelvey scoring Swansea's first.
Sturridge skies his penalty! The man can miss!
Penalty for Liverpool! Sterling falls over Howard, with the ball long gone, and the referee points spotwards.
Wayne Rooney has come on for Van Persie at Old Trafford and will get a chance to audition for the playing-up-front-with-Mata role.
GOAL! Liverpool 4-0 Everton (Suárez, 50 mins)
Everton have by all accounts been on top for the first five minutes of the second half, but then Liverpool break, Suárez runs clear of Jagielka and he finishes expertly.
Ashley Young's goal was indeed rather good. He picked it up on the left, ghosted infield and then lashed it low and hard from 25 yards and the ball flew into the far corner.
"Can you explain why all the teams I want to win are losing and all the teams I want to lose are winning or hanging on to an undeserved draw?" sobs Alec McAulay. "Is it because of football?" Yes, it's probably the football. Or it could be you.
GOAL! Swansea 1-0 Fulham (Shelvey, 61 mins)
The moment I stopped watching this game to instead monitor Palace v Hull this goal, and probably a few others, became inevitable.
GOAL! Manchester United 2-0 Cardiff (Young, 59 mins)
My legally-questionable internet feed is running a bit slow, so even having delayed this update by a minute or so I won't be able to watch it for another half-hour or so. Still, it sounded good.
That's three goals in six minutes at St Mary's. Astonishing. Let's celebrate photographically.
GOAL! Southampton 2-2 Arsenal (Lallana, 54 mins)
A loopy, scoopy pass finds Rodriguez on the left, and he runs towards the byline and taps the ball inside where Lallana has outsprinted whoever was supposed to be looking after him and scores.
GOAL! Southampton 1-2 Arsenal (Cazorla, 52 mins)
Özil is in all sorts of space on the right wing. He cuts inside, commits a defender or two and then nudges the ball to Cazorla, whose first-time effort drifts away from the keeper and in at the left-hand post.
GOAL! Southampton 1-1 Arsenal (Giroud, 48 mins)
A cross from the left is overhit, and Sagna on the far corner of the area beats Rodriguez to win the ball. His low centre is turned in at the near post by Giroud, a really quite sexy pirouetting backheel.
The first halves are over at Selhurst Park and Anfield, and the second halves are under way elsewhere.
What does Arsène Wenger think of Arsenal's first-half performance?
An impressive first-half performance from Liverpool, many of whose supporters approached this game with some trepidation.
"Where is Mata playing? Down the middle?" asks Matthew Carpenter-Arevalo. Yes, I believe so, though when you're simultaneously watching five matches it's hard to actually see much of any of them. Young's on the left and Valencia on the right. He hasn't had a shot, but has completed 87% of his 30 passes.
The second most one-sided match of the day so far, unpredictably, has been at Southampton, who are beating Arsenal 1-0 and should have made it two, or even three.
Shots: 8-1
On target: 2-1
Possession: 52.8-47.2
Corners: 4-1
Yellow cards: 0-1
Those half-time stats from Carrow Road make grim reading indeed for Norwich. Still, they're not losing and can hardly get worse:
Shots: 3-16
On target: 1-2
Passes 113-161
Possession 42.8%-57.2%
Corners 2-6
GOAL! Liverpool 3-0 Everton (Sturridge, 35 mins)
Sturridge times his run nicely, but the entire Everton team is beaten by a single pass dinked from the back four. Sturridge sprints clear, and lifts the ball over Howard and into the net.
GOAL! Liverpool 2-0 Everton (Sturridge, 33 mins)
Coutinho spots and finds Sturridge in space, and the striker finishes with admirable calmness.
The whistle goes at Old Trafford and the Liberty Stadium, with the other 7.45 kick-offs shortly to follow.
Double-chance for Everton! Mirallas falls over looking for a penalty, Jagielka's shot is saved by Mignolet, and Barry's follow-up flies across goal and wide.
Norwich just had a shot. Quite a good one. They won a corner and everything.
Improbable miss! Newcastle have the ball on the left, it's pulled back low to Ben Arfa, who has all sorts of time and no end of space, but hits it first time and scoops it over the bar.
So Gareth Barry was supposed to be marking Gerrard when Liverpool took that corner. Instead he lost Gerrard, panicked, ran into Lukaku, fell on top of him, injured him, and Gerrard scored. Nice.
Oooooh! Jonjo Shelvey's 23-yard curler for Swansea clips the crossbar on its way past with the keeper hopeless.
Lukaku has limped off at Anfield, and it looks like there might be another name on Everton's injury list.
A fine chance for Southampton, and it would have been a very similar goal to the first – left-wing cross, far-post header – but this one falls to the debutant Gallagher and goes too close to the keeper, and saved.
GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Everton (Gerrard, 21 mins)
Martínez spoke in the build-up about Liverpool's threat from set pieces, and … Suárez takes a corner from the left, Gerrard heads it in at the near post.
Oooooh! Newcastle come close again, but it'll go down as another shot off target, Rémy hitting the far post with a lovely curler from the left-hand corner of the penalty area.
St Mary's matchstats: Southampton have had si shots, two on target; Arsenal are yet to have their first.
Big miss for Liverpool! Sterling is played through, but his sidefoot effort finds only Howard's leg. That would have been one of the assists of the season from Sturridge.
Half an hour played at Carrow Road, and Norwich have had one shot on goal to Newcastle's 10. It hasn't been much of an exhibition of the forward's arts, though, with the visitors managing just two on target, and Norwich's single effort being blocked.
GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-0 Hull City (Puncheon, 16 mins)
The only Premier League match I'm not watching, so that's pretty much all I can tell you. Sorry.
Newcastle aren't so much knocking on the door at Carrow Road as battering upon it with great force with the aid of several powerful and vicious instruments.
That Southampton goal was Luke Shaw's first ever Premier League assist, apparently.
The first 20 minutes in the top two divisions saw one goal, from 11 matches and a total of 300 minutes played, the equivalent of three whole matches and half an hour of a third.
GOAL! Southampton 1-0 Arsenal (Fonte, 21 mins)
Luke Shaw's brilliant cross from the left wing, Fonte's bullet header at the far post, and Southampton take the lead against Arsenal!
Meanwhile at Norwich Rémy's first-time shot on the half-turn, 12 yards out, is saved by Ruddy.
A lovely first-time volley from Jordan Henderson, 23 yards out, is pushed away at full stretch by Howard.
"You play Young and Valencia on the same team and you take away all creativity from the wings, all opposition defenders have to do is to mark the attacking midfielder and the striker you can let Young and Valencia alone, they are not going to hurt you," writes Ademola-Popoola Oreoluwa, who obviously hasn't seen United's opener. Don't write them off so fast: Ashley Young has been rightly criticised, but he's still got a lovely cross on him, while Valencia occasionally plays brilliantly for three matches before going to sleep for another half a season.
So far, Newcastle have been much better than Norwich, Manchester United clearly superior to Cartdiff and Southampton have been quite a bit better than Arsenal. I'm not sure that Swansea v Fulham has so far lent itself to such easy judgements.
Tottenham's Vlad Chiriches has talked to Romanian tabloid Can Can about his recent intoxication, kind of. "I don't want to talk about it," he said.
Not very atmospheric weather-illustrating pre-match photo of the evening:
Atmospheric pre-match weather-illustrating photo of the evening:
GOAL! Man Utd 1-0 Cardiff City (Van Persie, 6 mins)
He's back! It's a lovely cross, right-footed from the left wing by Ashley Young, and Valencia's header crashes against the woodwork and rebounds to Van Persie, who does that thing he does.
A shot! Loïc Rémy with it, but it's sent curling well wide of the far post.
And they're off!
Mandatory huddles unclenched, referee's whistle blown, four Premier League matches are under way (and a lot more elsewhere).
The players are on the pitch ahead of all the 7.45 kick-offs. Deap breath, everyone!
"You've got to laugh at that lineup that Moyes is sending out," writes Tim Bailey. "Just as United fans are getting excited about Mata and the return of RVP, we get a midfield of Giggs, Jones, Young and Valencia. Deliberate decision to keep expectations in check, or perhaps to ensure Mata gets the shine as the key man by default?"
That United training top isn't wonderful, but it's almost certainly not the worst shirt being worn in the neighbourhood tonight.
Here's (one of) the first photo(s) of Juan Mata warming up at Old Trafford ahead of his Manchester United debut.
The wheels on the bus…
…stay precisely where they are. At least if it's Arsenal's team bus: I'm hearing rumours that it's stuck in traffic, with possible match-delaying implications.
Southampton's 18-year-old striker Sam Gallagher gets his full debut against Arsenal, with Rickie Lambert injured and Dani Osvaldo suspended. Jack Wilshere is out for Arsenal, with Mikel Arteta in.
… And Robin van Persie starts too, with Wayne Rooney on the bench. I'll put the teams in full into my introductory post as I get them, though for technical reasons you may have to manually refresh your browser window to see them.
Tonight's not entirely surprising breaking team news: Juan Mata will start for Manchester United.
Hello world!
A very exciting night we have in store for us today! There's Liverpool v Everton, of course – I'll skip over that one because it has a liveblog of its very own – but also these Premier League dingdongs:
Crystal Palace v Hull
Crystal Palace: Speroni, Mariappa, Gabbidon, Delaney, Moxey, Puncheon, Ward, Jedinak, Bolasie, Chamakh, Jerome. Subs: McCarthy, O'Keefe, Gayle, Wilbraham, Williams, Price, Bannan.
Hull: McGregor, Rosenior, Bruce, Davies, McShane, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Meyler, Jelavic, Long. Subs: Koren, Fryatt, Boyd, Sagbo, Harper, Faye, Quinn.
Referee: Roger East.
This match kicks off at 8pm, which means that this here liveblog will essentially become a minute-by-minute of this one match for its final quarter-hour. Palace would draw level on points with 11th-placed-before-kick-off Hull should they win, and promisingly have the division's 11th-best home record against teams from the bottom half of the table. Hull's away record against teams from the bottom half is poor, but there have only been three such games and they have yet to play any of the statistically most winnable ones: each of the current bottom five – Palace, Fulham, West Ham, Sunderland and Cardiff – have played Hull away but not yet at home.
Liverpool v Everton
Liverpool: Mignolet, Flanagan, Toure, Skrtel, Cissokho, Sterling, Gerrard, Henderson, Coutinho, Suarez, Sturridge. Subs: Brad Jones, Alberto, Aspas, Moses, Ibe, Kelly, Smith.
Everton: Howard, Stones, Alcaraz, Jagielka, Baines, McCarthy, Barry, Mirallas, Barkley, Pienaar, Lukaku. Subs: Robles, Hibbert, McGeady, Naismith, Gueye, Osman, Garbutt.
Referee: Martin Atkinson.
Manchester United v Cardiff
Man Utd: De Gea, Rafael Da Silva, Smalling, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Jones, Giggs, Young, Mata, Van Persie. Subs: Rooney, Lindegaard, Hernandez, Cleverley, Fletcher, Kagawa, Januzaj.
Cardiff: Marshall, McNaughton, Caulker, Hudson, John, Noone, Medel, Mutch, Whittingham, Campbell, Bellamy. Subs: Berget, Turner, Kim, Eikrem, Gunnarsson, Daehli, Lewis.
Referee: Craig Pawson.
The one in which people talk about Juan Mata for ages, then a bit more about Mata, and then conversation gradually turns towards Mata, before nudging on Mata, dipping its toe into Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (so to speak) and then returning to Mata. Cardiff's last six away games in the league have brought a combined totaly tally of one solitary point, though to be fair their last three destinations were Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool.
Norwich v Newcastle
Norwich: Ruddy, Martin, Ryan Bennett, Bassong, Olsson, Snodgrass, Fer, Johnson, Pilkington, van Wolfswinkel, Hooper.
Subs: Whittaker, Bunn, Elmander, Garrido, Becchio, Redmond,
Newcastle: Krul, Debuchy, Steven Taylor, Williamson, Santon, Sissoko, Tioté, Anita, Sammy Ameobi, Remy, Ben Arfa. Subs: Yanga-Mbiwa, Gosling, Haidara, Elliot, Shola Ameobi, Dummett,
Referee: Chris Foy.
The Chris Hughton grudge match. So far this season Norwich have scored, on average, precisely one goal in every league match at Carrow Road. This isn't very good (though it's better than Cardiff, Palace and Aston Villa), while Newcastle average 1.36 goals per game away. Having said that, Newcastle have scored either one goal or none in five of their last seven on their travels, while in their last six home games in the league the only team to have stopped Norwich scoring is Manchester United.
Southampton v Arsenal
Southampton: Boruc, Chambers, Fonte, Yoshida, Shaw, Cork, Schneiderlin, Rodriguez, Steven Davis, Lallana, Gallagher. Subs: Kelvin Davis, Clyne, Wanyama, Ward-Prowse, Do Prado, Hooiveld, Isgrove.
Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Flamini, Arteta, Gnabry, Ozil, Cazorla, Giroud. Subs: Vermaelen, Podolski, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Fabianski, Bendtner, Jenkinson, Gibbs.
Referee: Lee Mason.
This and Sunday's home game against Crystal Palace represent the calm before the storm for Arsenal, whose next four matches are against Liverpool, Manchester United, Liverpool again and Bayern Munich. It's been a season of two halves for Southampton, who after their first 11 games had scored 15, conceded five and were third in the league, but in their last 11 games have scored a remarkably consistent 14 yet conceded a suddenly-fragile 20, achieving results which which would put them 15th in a table composed entirely of each side's last 11 games. So the big question would be, which was the team they played 12th, the one which crippled their confidence and derailed their season? Why, Arsenal, where the Saints slumped 2-0 in November with Artur Boruc royally humiliated along the way.
Swansea v Fulham
Swansea: Tremmel, Rangel, Chico, Williams, Ben Davies, Britton, De Guzman, Routledge, Shelvey, Hernandez, Bony. Subs: Amat, Taylor, Dyer, Cornell, Lamah, Pozuelo, Vazquez.
Fulham: Stekelenburg, Riether, Burn, Hangeland, Richardson, Sidwell, Parker, Dejagah, Dempsey, Kacaniklic, Berbatov. Subs: Stockdale, Duff, Hughes, Rodallega, Christensen, Bent, Tankovic.
Referee: Michael Oliver.
After one win in their last 10, and none in eight, it's crunch time for 15th-placed Swansea, who after playing Fulham (17th) face West Ham (18th), then Cardiff (20th) and then Stoke (14th), a jamboree of must-win six-pointers. Fulham have not been involved in any goalless draws this season, so every one of their 22 games so far has featured at least one goal. They have scored the first goal in five of their games, an unimpressive 22.7%, conceded the first goal in 17 and kept just three clean sheets. No other side in the division has kept fewer than five (a tally Swansea share with three others).
Outside the Premier League
There are 11 matches in the Championship, plus a healthy number in Leagues One and Two that have survived recent downpours and plagues and pestilence and stuff. Talking of which …
All of these matches have been postponed
League One
- Stevenage v Crewe Alexandra
- Port Vale v Crawley Town
- Colchester United v Shrewsbury Town
League Two
- Mansfield Town v Bury
- Northampton Town v Rochdale
- Newport County v Plymouth Argyle
- Torquay United v Burton Albion
Likely punch-up of the night
Dear Premier League director of communications Dan Johnson,
This is proper fighting talk.
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The "Corral Complex" wildfires caused by lightning has now burned through Hoopa Valley Tribe ancestral territory.
Smoking conditions filled the area this week. Officials from the Hoopa Valley Tribe tell us that the fire is only a mile away from the reservation border, and today the tribe has teamed up with the U.S. Forest Service to help contain the blaze. A...
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TRINITY COUNTY- A jury trial has been scheduled for J.R. Powell, he's the Trinity County man accused of murdering his step-father.
A trial date has been set for September 10th. J.R. Powell pleaded not guilty to the murder of 68-year old Jonathon William Powell of Ruth Lake. It happened in January of 2012. Jonathon Powell's wife, Janet Powell came home to find...
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Quilts and baked goods line the walls of Belotti Hall at the Humboldt County Fair where thousands of home arts are held.
"Baked goods, wood workings, fleece, yarn, wine, beer, Legos, crafts and all that," said Brenda Ontiveros, home arts superintendent.
For years before she ran the show, Ontiveros entered her baked goods into the fair.
"I remember the first time i brought...
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New nurses at Saint Joseph and Redwood Memorial Hospitals got a lesson in tracheostomy and chest tube care today.
It's part of an 18-week long orientation program called Versant. The nation-wide program ensures new nurses are completely knowledgeable with their new surroundings before beginning their careers.
There are 11 nurses in this year's course. Each has graduated with...
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Members of the Hoopa Valley Tribe were outside the Westlands Water District in Fresno on Wednesday. The tribe is trying to convince the district to stop their lawsuit against the federal government which is preventing water from the Trinity River to be released into the Klamath.
Members of the Hoopa and Yurok tribe testified in federal court on Wednesday. Both tribes are...
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Hotels and motels in Eureka may be required to have an annual permit to make up for frequent calls for service.
"It classifies them based off how many emergency calls for service they receive as compared to the number of rooms in each facility," Brian Gerving said.
Gerving is the chief building official with the city and has been working with law enforcement and fire officials to...
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A Not Guilty plea was entered in court Wednesday for Ryan Tatara, a.k.a. Macdonald, to charges of arson, but not before deciding to represent himself.
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Each day we offer a sample of headlines that appeared in the world press along with our comments.
Australia, Sydney Morning Herald: "Student Welfare Rules Ban Job Hunt"
This is one way to keep students on welfare rolls.
Qatar, Gulf Times: "Sugar Rush Could Boost Prices"
And, weight?
South Africa, Mail & Guardian: "Woman Sets Self On Fire, Walks Mall"
This is what is termed a fire sale.
New Zealand, New Zealand Herald: "People Trapped In Drain"
Hold off on the flushing please.
Kuwait, Kuwait Times: Minister Prepares For Swine Flu"
He is gathering flocks of pigs to spread the word.
UK, The Independent: "Natural High Drug Should Be Banned"
You mean no more walking in mountains and forests?
South Africa, Argus: "Red Ants To Handle Marshalls"
I assume in a very stinging manner.
Australia, Brisbane Times: "Stabbed In Buttocks Over Parking Space"
I assume the victim will not take this lying down.
Czech Republic, Prague Post: "Fatal Star"
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The emergence, social differentiation, and reproduction of human communities are only possible by means of the socialization of the young.
The latter essential activity requires socio-cultural, institutiona lized caregiver practices or "scaffolding" (Vygotsky, 1978)) by individuals and groups. Caregiver socialization occurs within socially distributed, intuitive and normative knowledge systems. Such systems enable progeny to acquire and sustain a variety of habitual or mundane socially organized activities, practices, and belief systems. Caregiver variations exist within and across cultural settings (see Whiting, 1964, Ochs, 1988 and Schieffelin, 1990).
Neurobiological, cognitive, emotional, and socio-cultural evolution enable and parallel the acquisition of communicative, and socio-cultural skills indispensable for the emergence and reproduction of a sense of others (social structure). Variable adult capacities gradually become stable and then differentially weakened over the life cycle. The aged experience "reverse socialization; " a gradual loss of self and sense of others, decline of routine socio-cultural activities and practices (social structure) necessary for the reproduction of communal life.
A mode st corpus of data, ten minutes of discourse between six couples is used to illustrate the scaffolding provided by caregivers to simulate appropriate socio-cultural interaction. Unknown to the author, two couples were "normal," but one spouse in each subsequent couple had been diagnosed with either Alzheimer's Disease or Frontotemporal Dementia.
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Generationals: "Lucky Numbers"
Generationals, the two NOLA dudes who made an appearance on my list of the best songs of 2011 have a brand new single, and it's awfully purdy. "Lucky Numbers" continues the low-key but upbeat style that made "Ten-Twenty-Ten" a favorite of mine a year ago, with its catchy keyboards and synthesizer grooves, and that guitar that's tucked in there ever-so subtly. The vocals are understated but just as catchy, and on the whole it's a good appetizer for the band's EP of the same name that's due out October 2.
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|Mixed Nuts (1994) (movie) [Chris]
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|Jonathan Demme and the Making of 'The Manchurian Candidate' (2004) (TV show) [Himself]
|Hurricane, The (1999) (movie) [Sam Chaiton]
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|Denise Calls Up (1995) (movie) [Jerry Heckerman]
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|Colosseum: A Gladiator's Story (2003) (TV show) [Narrator]
|Desert Blue (1998) (movie) [Liev Schreiber as Mickey Moonday]
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|Sunshine Boys, The (1995) (TV show) [Ricky Gregg]
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|Playing the Field: Sports and Sex in America (2000) (TV show) [Narrator]
|Ali-Frazier I: One Nation... Divisible (2000) (TV show) [Narrator]
|Rebels with a Cause: The Story of the American Football League (1995) (TV show) [Narrarator]
|Janek: The Silent Betrayal (1994) (TV show) [Owens]
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|Fists of Freedom: The Story of the '68 Summer Games (1999) (movie) [Himself/Narrator]
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|A&E Biography: Mussolini - Italy's Nightmare (1996) (TV show) [Narrator]
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After his birthday weekend, Blake and Ryan are stronger than ever!
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are getting serious! A source tells HollywoodLife.com that the upcoming Holiday season has brought the sexy A-Listers even closer!
The pair have been photographed leaving Ryan's Boston hotel in the morning two days in a row — first on Oct. 22 and then on Oct. 23.
Our source explains that it's perfect timing for these two to cement their relationship. "They are in a perfect scenario with each other. They were hanging out on Ryan's birthday, Halloween is right around the corner and the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are soon. The time of year is really making every hangout that much more special. "
"They are in the honeymoon phase," the source describes.
On Oct. 20, Ryan even took Blake out to dinner with his BFF Sandra Bullock.
But don't be mad at Ryan — he's not rubbing his younger girlfriend in Sandra's face! Even though there was speculation that Ryan and Sandra were an item, the insider says they were always "just friends."
What do you think of Ryan and Blake as a couple, HollywoodLifers?
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"Guns don't kill people. People kill people with guns."
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Amtrak service between Bellingham, Vancouver, B.C., suspended
Passenger train service between Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C., has been canceled until Wednesday because of a mudslide on the tracks. Amtrak Cascades trains will likely resume Wednesday evening after BNSF Railway reopens the tracks, according to Amtrak. Charter buses are being provided and will cover all missed stops. Monday night, BNSF reopened its tracks between Everett and…More
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Second Screen Experiences On Tablets Will Only Be Worth It When You're Interacting With Other Live Players
Posted on Tuesday, November 12 @ 13:30:00 PST by Daniel Bischoff
As if developing across up to potentially seven platforms wasn't enough for the industry's top studios in this day and age, some of them even want to tie their games to your iPad or Android tablet. What you do with those "second-screens" (because first-screens are the ones you're playing their billion-dollar game on at home) depends on the developer.
Rockstar Games gave players a portable Chop that could learn tricks to perform in Grand Theft Auto V on Xbox 360 and PS3 and have also released an interactive strategy guide app for their massive open-world game. If only it could mark your map for you!
I'm not a fan of this method. I want to have an impact on my friend's game world and when the hell am I ever gonna make Chop do tricks? What's more, Rockstar's app didn't work at launch because of the volume of people overloading their Social Club servers. Laaaaame.
I recently got hands-on with Need For Speed: Rivals (which, I realize I've been talking about a lot this week) and that game's Overwatch mode on mobile allows you to buff and debuff racers or cops connected in the game's All Drive mode. You can refill the tools cops use to bring racers to justice or you can give someone a full tank of Nitrous just as soon as they've blown through an entire tank in a "Perfect Boost". I call this double nitrous and it is as glorious if not more glorious than the famed double rainbow.
Obviously, I'm getting silly but Need For Speed's second screen experience smartly plays to both sides of every gamer and offers a meaningful interaction between the console player and the iPad player you'd normally determine a non-gamer just as soon as they pick up the tablet.
Second-screen players can, as I said in our full hands-on preview of Need For Speed: Rivals, "troll entire lobbies of people racing their hearts out or help people excel at the chase," meaning you could play guardian angel or devilish trickster. Tablet players will also want to maximize the effect they have because you need to drive in-game to build up meter for Overwatch.
And Watch Dogs will of course have a second-screen experience when it arrives next year, but from what I saw I can't be sure of where it'll land between Need For Speed and Grand Theft Auto. At PAX Prime, we saw an iPad player chase the console player's Aiden Pearce with cop cars, police choppers, and more. The iPad player challenged the console player and the console player accepted, but the ensuing chaos, while hilarious for a closed-door demo, didn't seem all that fun for the console player.
It was like getting thrown into a five-star wanted level chase in Grand Theft Auto V, but instead of an even remotely predictable AI directing waves of police officers at you, it was an unpredictable and ruthless human player.
We'll see how second-screen experiences do over the next few years, but one thing is for sure based on what we've seen from big publishers like EA, Ubisoft, and others.... You're gonna see a lot of companion apps in the years to come.
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Jesus christ, i should have just posted this on a hyundai forum. For those of you "praising" the craptasticness of hyundai, have you actually been in or driven a relatively new one, or are you making claims solely based on what the media has presented you with?
I have, and you obviously haven't. Yes, this is a BMW "fansite" but for me (since I no longer own a BMW,) this is a CAR fansite. I like all cars, and hate cars from all manufacturers, regardless of the name.
Why don't you read up on Hyundai as a company. They could buy BMW, and turn the brand into golf carts. Automobiles is not even 50% of their production. Ships, cranes, heavy industry is their bread and butter.
Other than the M series cars, BMW has been consistently slipping. Between Audi, and all the Japanese/Korean manufacturers taking a bite out of their "ultimate driving machine" pie, they are losing marketshare. Their dollar value is at an all time low. A Genesis coupe if a better car than a 328 in every aspect you can measure. Yes, it's not a BMW, but that's it. BMWs are for the most part, are nothing more today than boulevard cruisers. 3/5/7 series are now driven mostly by "regular folk" that wouldn't know performance if it slapped them in the face. This partly explains BMW using electric steering systems in their new 5 series. If you read the automotive rags, they all cry about it, but the PUBLIC doesn't care. BMW still charges for HID lamps and ipod cables. Consumers today want more, for less. This is why Hyundai is torching everyone. Go sit in the new Equus, and compare it to a 5 series. Sure it's not a 5 series competitor, but a 7 series competitor, but the price is equal to a 5 series. Those thinking of a 5 series can get way MORE with an Equus, for the same amount of money. The Tau V8 has been critically acclaimed as a great motor. Give them another 3 years, and their cars will surpass the Germans in build and material.
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On a night when many of us dressed as ghosts, ghouls, sexy cats, and Miley Cyrus, one confident TV host emerged victorious as Halloween's best dressed — and sorry, Matt Lauer, we're not talking about you. Ellen DeGeneres' hilarious, boob-baring Nicki Minaj costume was the clear frontrunner on a day that included Miley as a similarly boob-baring Lil' Kim, Heidi Klum in eye-popping old age makeup, and Today host Lauer as beach babe Pam Anderson.
Everyone knew that the always clever Ellen DeGeneres, 55, would pull out all the stops for her Halloween costume, but I don't think anyone expected the typically modestly dressed host to show up wearing an exact replica of Nicki Minaj's very revealing get-up from a recent appearance on, well, Ellen.
Ellen's Very Nicki Halloween: More Sideboob, Please
From the very voluptuous (and very fake) breasts to the long blonde wig to Nicki's signature high-waisted pants, Ellen essentially out-Nicki'd Nicki on her home turf, which is more than we can say for the legions of celebs who unoriginally went as Miley Cyrus.
If I'm being perfectly honest here (and of course I am) one of the best parts of Ellen's costume (besides the sideboob, obviously) was its good-spirited nature — Ellen being Ellen, there was no cruelty or mocking behind the get-up, no matter how ridiculous it was. Nicki knew this, and posted a sweet response on Twitter that only re-confirms the fact that Ellen is (and always will be!) number one:
😂😂😂👍👍👍 I didn't know Ellen could get any sexier. 👀 @theellenshow http://t.co/THHJAduyUn
— IG: @NickiMinaj (@NICKIMINAJ) October 31, 2013
(Neither did we.)
The Competition
Ellen's victory doesn't come cheap — the competition was as stiff as a zombie this Halloween. Heidi Klum, who always goes all out on All Hallow's Eve, looked amazing in her Benjamin Button-chic old age makeup, and Miley clearly turned a head or two as Lil' Kim at the 1999 VMAs. But when I think back to Halloween 2013, it's the eye-popping image of an iconic TV host baring it all that I'll remember most.
What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Did Ellen "win" Halloween for you, too?
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Tirupati: Student hangs himself in hostel
Lalith Raju (14), studying in a private school in the town, committed suicide by hanging himself from a fan.
Tirupati: Lalith Raju (14), studying in 8th standard in a private school in the town, committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan in his hostel room on Monday. The MR Palle police said, Lalith Raju from Adoni of Kurnool district studying at Sri Chaitanya Children's Academy on the AIR bypass road in the town was staying in the school hostel. He was found hanging from the ceiling fan of his room.
After inquiring the relatives of the boy as well as some of his school friends, police concluded that homesickness had driven the student to take the extreme step. His friends said that Raju had expressed his unwillingness to continue his studies in Tirupati.
Meanwhile, following the suicide the Tirupati branch of the Akhila Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad staged a protest Constable run over by car.
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It's true! Despite concerns that Pokemon Sun and Moon wouldn't actually happen, it turns out that they will be new games for Nintendo, according to this morning's Nintendo Direct livestream. There was a lot of controversy about the games' authenticity before the good news was announced. Although trademark applications for Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon were indeed filed in Europe, many media sources were tricked yesterday by a Nintendo parody account into announcing that these new games would definitely be released. Nintendo has been known to register "fake" placeholder trademarks before, so everyone was holding their collective breaths waiting for the news. Now the good news is here.
Here's what you need to know.
1. The Games Will Be Released in Time for Christmas
Everyone can celebrate! During the Nintendo Direct livestream this morning, Nintendo confirmed that the two games will be released for Nintendo 3DS by the 2016 holidays. A lot of people already know what they are getting for Christmas!
These are the first major entries to the Pokemon world since Pokemon X and Y in 2013, The Verge reported. The two games will be released at the same time worldwide, in nine languages. During the presentation,Tsunekazu Ishihara, CEO of The Pokemon Company, said that he hoped players would interact with one another from across the world and overcome language barriers.
You can still watch the video announcement. The direct link to see it is here. The video is 6:30 minutes long and the Pokemon Sun and Moon part starts shortly after the 3:30 mark. Here's another photo from the Sun and Moon portion of the video announcement. You can see more photos in this story.
'Pokemon Sun and Moon': All the Photos You Need to See
Nintendo has announced the next generation of Pokemon games with Pokemon Sun and Moon. Check out these enhanced screenshots from the official video announcing the game.Click here to read more
2. The Trademarks for Pokemon Sun and Moon Were Filed Yesterday in the European Market
The trademarks were registered on February 25, and you can find them yourself on the online database for the European Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market. Just go here and if the search doesn't show up, then run separate searches for Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon. The trademarks were filed by Nintendo and the application is under examination.
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Media sites jumped a little too quickly on the bandwagon that Nintendo definitely was going to announce the new games. They based this assumption on a Twitter account called "Nintendo America" that claimed the games would indeed be launching on 3DS and would be announced on February 26 for Pokemon's 20th anniversary. The problem is that the Twitter account actually belonged to @NinlendoAmerica. (Yes, that's NinLendo, not NinTendo.) The account has since been suspended, but for awhile it was posting all the news stories and laughing, Forbes reported.
EuroGamer was one of the sites that posted the wrong information. But they were able to make fun of it all:
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Which PopcornTime domain is official? Are any versions safe? Here are details on all the versions of PopcornTime, including PopcornTime.sh, .ag, .ch, and .to.Click here to read more
4. Nintendo Has Been Known to Register Placeholder Trademarks Before, So Fans Were Worried It Might Not Be True
Fans really wanted the news to be true, but they knew they shouldn't get excited too quickly. Nintendo has registered trademarks for game placeholders before. According to Serebii.net, these placeholders included Pokemon Amethyst, Pokemon Brown, and the like. Here's a list of registered Pokemon trademarks that Nintendo didn't use, some of which even came with logos. Nintendo has also registered domains for the Sun and Moon game titles in different languages, and all the domains redirect to Pokemon.com
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5. Pokemon's Composer and Director Left a Cryptic Tweet The Day Before the Big Announcement
A very excited Reddit discussion thread pointed to a different Twitter account as possible confirmation. The account, @JunichiMasuda, posted a photo of a power line with birds on it, with the moon in the background. Translated, the caption above it reads: "Even though the sun is still out, the moon is shining big and bright!! The birds are chirping too (laugh)." The account is labeled as belonging to Junichi Masuda from Game Freak and the composer and director of Pokemon.
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Atheism and depression
There are 620 comments on the Examiner.com story from Apr 13, 2013, titled Atheism and depression. In it, Examiner.com reports that:
I've heard from Ray Comfort and other public figures that atheism and depression go hand-in-hand, as if true happiness requires belief in Yahweh.
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#1 Apr 13, 2013
Ray Comfort says "Atheism causes depression"? How Soviet of him.
He's hoping to build the lie and mentality that "all atheists are mentally ill" to justify imprisoning people in mental hospitals, to forcibly brainwash people.
"you must not give faith"
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#2 Apr 14, 2013
Heres a irony for you despite the fact that countries with an atheist majority are some of the happiest, the religious in countries with an atheist minority say that atheism is a cause of depression. This statement has something going for it precisely because it does not, because the religious keep spewing out this c*** it leads people to bully atheists and the atheists (quite righty) thinks s/he doesnt deserve it which then gives them depression!
So yes atheism is a cause of depression because of a$$holes like you, and you, and you oh and especially you!
#3 Apr 15, 2013
He says you will experience after death what you experienced before birth nothing.
Total Nihilism
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#4 Apr 15, 2013
So, in reality, what you are saying is that it's not >>atheism<< that is causing depression...
... rather, instead, it's religious >>bigotry<< that is causing it in some people.
So what else is new?
Religious bigotry is pretty much at the root of 99% of the world's troubles, even now...
... and what religious are free from some level of bigotry?
No, seriously... I can't think of any...
"you must not give faith"
Since: Jul 12
Leicester, UK
#5 Apr 16, 2013
Yes I hope I was funny but it doesn't look like it, all I'm getting is agree.
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#6 Apr 16, 2013
Christianity caused depression for me because it teaches that I am going to hell just because of my sexual orientation,
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#7 Apr 16, 2013
Maybe hell is actually paradise. What better way for satan to annoy god than to outbling heaven.
No one can disprove this.
"Quantum Junctn: Use Both Lanes"
Since: Dec 06
Tulsa, Oklahoma USofA
#8 Apr 16, 2013
We really do need a convention of symbols that would indicate sarcasm, or humorous intent.
Do we not?
Re-reading your post with a sarcastic voice, yes-- it does come across as funny, then.
"Quantum Junctn: Use Both Lanes"
Since: Dec 06
Tulsa, Oklahoma USofA
#9 Apr 16, 2013
That >>is<< abuse-- no two ways about that, no sir.
Sadly, but even the "do gooders" within that ugly religion cannot seem to overcome their majority of hateful sorts.
I suspect the only real cure for this sort of abuse, is to get homosexuality into the main stream such that, nobody much pays attention if a person is gay, straight, bi or whatever there genetic predisposition makes them out to be, upon puberty.
I do so look forward to the day, when a gay couple announce their intent to marry, that the only comments would be similar to: "where are you registered, dear?" and "Oh, we are so delighted for you dears-- it's about time you two settled down!" and "congratulations!" and "you two make such a >lovely< couple!" and so forth.
And school forms will have appropriate boxes for school kids to check, when filling out information about their parent(s).
Alas, that day is not yet-- but it is coming.
Polls seem to show that the younger a person is, the less of a big deal it is what a person's perceived gender is.
It's the old, ignorant haters that keep this going...
#10 Apr 16, 2013
What would be more depressing than belief in an all powerful being that knows your every thought and act, and intends to torture you forever if you don't measure up to his/her/its judgment?
"Fortes Fortuna Juvat, "
Since: Dec 09
Wichita. Ks.
#11 Apr 16, 2013
Marring the wrong person?
NAY your right I think it would be religion.
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Since: Jan 10
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#12 Apr 16, 2013
In a religion in which a man was killed for working on the Sabbath or in which people are punished for not prostrating, I'd say hell seems better.
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#13 Apr 16, 2013
The cure would be the gradually abolition of intolerant religions such as Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and for humans to do away with abstract morals that have no bearing on Human survival.
The same people who cling to their guns and religion with antipathy towards outsiders.
"Quantum Junctn: Use Both Lanes"
Since: Dec 06
Tulsa, Oklahoma USofA
#14 Apr 16, 2013
That is correct.
But the internet is a game-changer, exactly as movable type was back in the day.
The latter made possible for the first time, super-cheap printing--so cheap that the printed word could be laid down on cheap paper, to be read >>once<< and >>once only<< and then tossed away....
... a daily newspaper. Unthinkable before cheap printing.
And the internet is the same sort of move-the-horizons game-changer.
For the first time in the history of the planet, it is possible for global, personal communication so cheap, that the individual messages aren't even tallied up against a cost.
Moreover, it opened the flood-gates to incredibly cheap and unlimited information exchange.
Such that, for the first time in human history, a person can learn the start-to-finish about a piece of scientific discovery-- can even critique along side the experts, the latest scientific publications.
And news-- actual, real, unabashed facts-in-a-row-- can be spread around the globe in seconds (not days, months or years-- or worse--never at all).
And the slightest question a person may think of, can be answered in an instant-- who wrote the bible? Was jesus a real person? Who wrote the constitution? Where did the idea of the golden rule originate?
... to name but a few.
And the kids who have grown up with this thing? Have come to see it as commonplace as breathing?
These kids, pretty much automatically, have learned how to weed out the garbage from reality....
... it simply that facts win out over lies, if given sufficient time and information.
So in the generations to come? Religion will take a backrow seat.
But the old farts have to die off, first.
.... give'm time.
Sheffield, UK
#15 Apr 17, 2013
I don't believe in satan, but if satan was actually good, the bible wouldn't say so. The bible is a biased marketing tool and cares not for truth.
#16 Apr 17, 2013
Wow!... Orwellian thought control as social policy.
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#17 Apr 17, 2013
Study: Belief in an angry God associated with variety of mental illnesses
"Quantum Junctn: Use Both Lanes"
Since: Dec 06
Tulsa, Oklahoma USofA
#18 Apr 17, 2013
I say, it's a good thing they are all equally myth (gods I mean)
Just from the scant descriptions of these beings, the human race would be in a world of hurt-- far more than now, even-- if these monsters were really real.
The human race has enough problems of it's own making, to have to also deal with the monster-gods of mythology (bible, quorian, etc)
#19 Apr 17, 2013
Try asking a theist to prove that the bible was not written by his "satan" as the ultimate deception by the one theists call the ultimate deceiver. Certainly, the bible makes their god look pretty bad. If you were trying to write a book to turn people away from worshiping the biblical god, it would be hard to come up with something better than the bible for that purpose. Just ask the many posters here who became atheists as a direct result of reading the bible.
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#20 Apr 17, 2013
That is a point, that almost sounds ... plausible.
Then I have to remember that there is as little reason to believe in satan (no matter how carefully he is painted) than there is for any of the other multiplicity of bible-inspired gods.
I do enjoy making the godbots squirm when pointing this out, though... most amusing.
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I've done it for up to three hours at a time (panic training for a marathon after a gin / high heels insterface went wrong). It's very boring, luckily the pool I was at the lifeguards had a radio on. I did 15 minutes of variations of leg things http://www.aquajogger.com/blog/?page_id=125 followed by swimming two lengths to break it up. I borrowed a belt off a friend.
Wow - 3 hours???
Is it comparable to running at the same intensity / duration?
Thanks DTB
GB I have an aqua jogger belt (but no weights) that you can have
I did it with a waterproof MP3 on and a herd of pensioners staring at me. I did build up a sweat (odd in water)
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Interesting. most people have a problem with a lack of bouyancy, and so need floats rather than weights when aqua-runnng.
Water might seem to be a safe place to run but it provides a heck of a lot of resistance. People with knee problems are advised not to breaststroke. I would be very careful with an ankle. It might not be the right thing to do.
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The recovering merchant sector leads earnings improvements in the third quarter.
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Free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital expenditures) increased more than 14 percent, even though capital expenditures were up by 42.1 percent, reaching more than $50 billion for the industry year-to-date. Table 3 presents the top 10 companies in expenditures for property plant and equipment for year-to-date 2006. The top 10 account for more than 39 percent of the total industry expenditures.
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Australia's Anglicans yesterday rejected women bishops, with the yes vote falling just short of the two-thirds majority needed to pass the bill.
The bill had to secure 66 per cent of the vote in each of the three houses of the General Synod, or parliament, meeting in Perth. But the final count fell just 5 per cent short.
The bill passed in the House of Bishops, with 17 of 23 votes, but failed in both clergy (63 yes, 43 no) and laity (67 yes, 39 no).
Supporters of women bishops last night vowed to fight on. Leading Anglican laywoman Murial Porter, a member of the church's special committee on women bishops, said the church had made a grave mistake.
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"If you want something you have to be prepared to lose and lose and lose for 100 years. Wilberforce only heard on his deathbed that slavery had been abolished," Dr Porter said.
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Sydney archbishop Peter Jensen, who led the opposition, expressed his sympathy for those who voted for women bishops.
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The monolithic power of Sydney, boasting nearly a quarter of the delegates and voting against the bill in a bloc, formed the main obstacle to its success.
Anglicans are divided into three main positions. Evangelicals and Anglo-Catholics oppose women bishops; liberals want them without any reservation, and the middle position wants women bishops but with provision for parishes that cannot accept them.
Archbishop Jensen, opening the debate for the no case, told the synod that objections were to the principle and the practice, and were based on the Bible and the unity of the church.
"The objections do not arise from motives such as misogyny. It is not about the power of the clergy, it is not 'the boys' club', nor is it about 'Sydney'," he said. "What is at stake is the whole of our belief system - that is what holds us in place as a church. We are on the precipice."
Anne Young, a Sydney member of the synod's working group, opposed her own committee's recommendation to support the bill. "I believe God wants men to take the primary responsibility in this church," Dr Young said. " To move ahead to this next stage now is premature and unwise."
Melbourne delegates, both evangelical and catholic, supported the bill.
Archbishop Peter Watson said if women should not be bishops, nor should they be church wardens or priests or sit in synods.
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A Cochrane review on the effects of end-of-life care pathways : do they improve patient outcomes?
Chan, Raymond Javan & Webster, Joan (2011) A Cochrane review on the effects of end-of-life care pathways : do they improve patient outcomes? Australian Journal of Cancer Nursing, 12(2), pp. 26-30.
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Clinical pathways for end-of-life care management are used widely around the world and have been regarded as the gold standard. The aim of this review was to assess the effects of end-of-life care pathways (EOLCP), compared with usual care (no pathway) or with care guided by a different end-of-life care pathway, across all healthcare settings (e.g. hospitals, residential aged care facilities, community). We searched the Cochrane Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL), the Pain, Palliative and Supportive Care Review group specialised register, MEDLINE, EMBASE, review articles and reference lists of relevant articles. The search was carried out in September 2009. All randomised controlled trials (RCTs), quasi-randomised trials or high quality controlled before and after studies comparing use versus non-use of an EOLCP in caring for the dying were considered for inclusion. The search identified 920 potentially relevant titles, but no studies met criteria for inclusion in the review. Without further available evidence, recommendations for the use of end-of-life pathways in caring for the dying cannot be made. There are now recent concerns regarding the big scale roll-out of EOLCP despite the lack of evidence, nurses should report any safety concerns or adverse effects associated with such pathways.
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Ex-Senate staffer's death shows danger of silence on abuse
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LONDON -- British Prime Minister David Cameron reshuffled his ailing coalition government Tuesday, but kept unpopular Finance Minister George Osborne and Foreign Minister William Hague in their jobs.
While most of the cabinet big hitters emerged unscathed, Cameron promoted culture minister Jeremy Hunt, who has battled calls to resign over his closeness to Rupert Murdoch's media empire, to the health ministry.
Addressing one of the pressing issues in his in-tray as parliament returns to work after the summer break, Cameron sacked transport minister Justine Greening, who was seen as blocking the expansion of Heathrow airport.
Greening becomes international development minister while Patrick McLoughlin takes over her transport brief, as the government faces increasingly urgent calls for an expansion of airport capacity in London.
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The veteran Ken Clark, a former finance minister, was removed from the justice minister's job and given a roving role as a "wise head" in government.
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The promotion of Hunt surprised political commentators.
He had clung on to his job in April despite claims that his office leaked confidential information to Murdoch's News Corp. over its bid to take full control of British pay-TV giant BSkyB.
Hunt, who oversaw the London Olympics as part of his role as Secretary for Culture, Media and Sport, was branded "Minister for Murdoch" by critics, but insisted he did not pass any confidential information to News Corp. himself.
News Corp. was forced to drop its 7.8-billion-pounds (US$12.2 billion) bid for control of the highly profitable BSkyB in July 2011 over the phone hacking scandal at its British tabloid, the News of the World.
The U.S.-based company still owns 39 percent of BSkyB.
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PONTIFF REBUKES GROUP IN JESUITS FOR 'SINISTER' ACTS; He Says Some Harbor Idea That Secularism Will Help Defense of the Gospel BOTH PRAISE AND BLAME Pope's Words Seem Aimed at Progressives Seeking to Modernize Strict Rules Praise Is Qualified Fear of Excessive Change PONTIFF REBUKES GROUP IN JESUITS 'Permanent Truth' Clouds Rolled Away Delegates Taken Aback
By ROBERT C. DOTY Special to The New York Times ();
November 17, 1966,
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ROME, Nov. 16 Pope Paul VI delivered today an exceptionally sharp warning to elements in the Society of Jesus whom he accused of "strange and sinister" distortions of its 400year-old principles.
November 17, 1966
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