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- Weight: 51.3 kg (113 lb)
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The Autobiographical Novel of Co-Consciousness: Goncharov, Woolf, and Joyce
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September 1994
BeschreibungGalya Diment draws a novel comparison between two giants of modernism and a relatively obscure nineteenth-century Russian realist, claiming that the three writers all reinvented the idea of duality in literature. Focusing on Woolf's To the Lighthouse, Joyce's Ulysses, and Goncharov's A Common Story, she introduces and refines the idea of "co-consciousness" as the mechanism that allows each work to transcend the genre of the autobiographical bildungsroman and the classical tradition of duality, represented by the doppelganger. Defining co-consciousness as the means by which writers fictionalize what appear to be equally conscious sides of their personalities, she argues that this concept is the telling distinction between these three "divided-they-stand" writers and the "divided-they-fall" approach of other celebrated masters of the double. A crucial feature of the three writers is their tendency to tolerate the split personality as an inevitable yet not life-threatening condition. Diment presents strong evidence that the fictional split self often functions not only as an expression of a writer's inner conflicts but also as a powerful and conscious artistic tool. For Woolf, Joyce, and Goncharov, she writes, the fictional alter ego appears to act as a critical buffer between the writers themselves and their autobiographical material. The author discusses at some length the extent to which the concept of "simultaneous consciousness" is psychologically valid, and she pays considerable attention to the dual nature of the periods that formed each writer's sensibilities. She ends the main part of the book with Ulysses, she says, because she believes that in this novel "the co-conscious splitautobiographical self has found its perfect home".
Untertitel: 'Florida James Joyce (Hardcover'. New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: UNIV PR OF FLORIDA
Erscheinungsdatum: September 1994
Seitenanzahl: 213 Seiten
Format: gebunden

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Biotech stocks rallied Monday as Wall Street happily greeted Amgen's (AMGN) $10.4 billion deal to buy Onyx Pharmaceuticals (ONXX), ending months of rumor and worry.
Late Sunday, the two firms said they'd agreed on a price of $125 a share. That's right between the $120-a-share offer that Onyx had turned down in June and the $130 a share Amgen was rumored to have offered earlier this month. Both stocks rose.
The deal came to about $9.7 billion net of Onyx's cash and equivalents. The companies expect the deal to close by quarter's end.
From the start, most analysts liked the concept of the merger. By revenue, Amgen is No. 1 in IBD's 262-company biomed/biotech industry group, but its portfolio leans heavily on supportive care for cancer rather than direct treatment.
And its major supportive-care drug Epogen, which treats anemia brought on by chemotherapy or kidney failure, is facing biosimilar competition in Europe and might soon do so in America. Its growth last quarter was in single digits on the top and bottom lines.
Onyx is just ramping up. Last year it launched Kyprolis, a treatment for multiple myeloma, the same disease that brought Celgene (CELG) its fortune through its drug Revlimid.
As is often the case for new cancer drugs, Kyprolis was initially approved as a last-resort treatment, but Onyx is continuing to run clinical trials to support an expanded label. Morningstar has modeled its peak annual sales at $2.5 billion.
"We will work toward expanding access to Kyprolis for patients in the U.S. and internationally, and we're active, as you know, in supporting the specialists who treat these patients already," Amgen CEO Robert Bradway said on a conference call early Monday. "And I believe our existing teams and commercial infrastructure are well suited to help launch and grow this product globally."
Bradway also talked up the potential of Onyx's pipeline, including palbociclib, a breast-cancer treatment that Onyx has been developing with Pfizer (PFE) and for which Onyx gets an 8% royalty.
The Food and Drug Administration recently granted that drug a designation of breakthrough therapy, which speeds up the approval process for drugs deemed to be a significant advancement for treating serious conditions. ISI Group has modeled its potential peak sales at a megablockbuster level of $8.5 billion a year.
Bradway refused to address rumors about the negotiation process, with the deal still pending. Specifically, analysts on the call wanted to know about anonymously sourced reports from this month saying Amgen demanded data from one of Onyx's ongoing Kyprolis trials, and that Onyx initially refused. Last week, different media outlets produced conflicting reports: Reuters said Onyx turned over the data; Bloomberg said it didn't.
Despite persistent questioning, Bradway refused to say whether Amgen had seen any ongoing trial data.
"I would simply reiterate that we had the opportunity to work closely with (Onyx CEO) Tony Coles and his team, and through that process had an opportunity to gain insight into the molecule Kyprolis and its profile and developed considerable confidence for the role that this medicine should be able to play in multiple myeloma in early and late stages of the disease," he said.
Despite this lack of clarity, the deal seemed to bring back investors' enthusiasm for biotech stocks. The IBD group has been on a bull run for several years, hitting a 13-year high on Aug. 5. The group had slipped since then, though it rose last week.
Earlier this month, ISI Group analyst Mark Schoenebaum told IBD that Amgen's rumored demand for data, along with the absence of a bidding war that investors had hoped would materialize, was making many on Wall Street question biotech valuations.
But the IBD biotech group rose 1.7% last week, and on Monday it rose an additional 2%, within 3% of its all-time high. Biotech ETFs also rose (see related story).
Meanwhile, leading stocks rallied, with Celgene jumping 2.1% to close at 141.16, Regeneron (REGN) 2.6% to 245.01 and Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN) 1.6% to 107.19.
Amgen gapped up 7.7% to close at 113.75, helped by a Piper Jaffray upgrade from neutral to outperform. Onyx, despite some downgrades to neutral, rose 5.6% to 123.49.


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UK Air Dates for US & UK Shows in 2017
UK Air Dates for US & Cult Shows in 2017
Lots and lots of UK premiere dates (and returning shows) for the first half of the year and beyond! As always, if there's any TV Show you'd like to see a UK tv premiere date for, just leave it in the comments, and we'll do our best to find it for you. 🙂
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Spring 2017
Each week Micky Flanagan's Detours will see Micky delve into the past and the present with episodes focusing on a variety of diverse subjects.
Max and Caroline have been back in April, November, January and June in the past, due to E4's policy of only scheduling shows after consuming large quantities of absinthe.
San Francisco detective series. I'm hoping for some Bullet-style car chases!
Two girls in their twenties medicate their way through life in New York
New comedy staring Rupert Grint, Nick Frost and Don Johnson about how desperate a person's actions can become when a lie starts to spiral out of control.
May 2017
Martin Shaw returns a final time to investigate crime in the North East of England.
Norse Gods are living in America and not an almighty Johnson in sight. Based on the Neil Gaiman novel.
Tom Ellis stars in this DC adaptation as the Prince of Hell who moves to Los Angeles. Should return the day after the US on Amazon Prime.
Reality series which sees William Shatner, Henry Winkler, George Foreman and Terry Bradshaw backpack through Asia with comedian Jeff Dye to check items off their bucket lists.
New sci-fi show from The Wachowskis (Matrix, V for Vendetta) and J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5) about 8 people around the globe who find themselves telepathically connected. Renewed for season 2, which will arrive 5th May 2017.
Set in 1619 in the early days of the first British settlers in America, Jamestown tells the story of a group of young women as they leave the Old World and their old lives behind them.
New detective series set on the Welsh coast. As with the first series, it'll likely premiere in three stages, firstly in Wales on S4C (13th September 2015) and then on BBC Wales as Y Gwyll in Welsh. The English-language version will be broadcast on BBC Four to all four parts of the country later.
Available in one go on the streaming service. Usually lands on Netflix UK in May. Also now airing from Season 6 on Viceland, from Monday, 27 March 2017.
Comedy/drama about 4 friends who become multi-millionaires after selling their games company. Stars Jim Howick, Samuel Anderson, Jonny Sweet, Nick Helm.
Comedy drama about a pathologist in Florida.
Kevin Bacon stars as Dick, who he taunts the imaginations of Chris (Kathryn Hahn) and Sylvere (Griffin Dunne), and upends their preconceptions about love and monogamy.
After traveling abroad, Dev (Aziz Ansari) returns to New York to take on challenges in his personal and family life, a new career opportunity, and a complex, developing relationship with someone very meaningful to him.
Not content with hosting everything on BBC2, Dara O'Briain has expanded to Dave, to bring us Dara O'Briain's Go 8 Bit, a game-show based on classic video games! It's now followed by a companion show 'Go 8 Bit: DLC' straight afterwards.
A woman escapes from a cult and tries to lead a normal life.
Sitcom by Steve Delaney and Graham Linehan about a 'show business legend' (or possibly a self important, elderly, out of work actor…)
Topical comedy show with Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe.
The classic 90's show returns as a limited series, with both Mark Frost and David Lynch behind the scenes. Simulcast with the US, then repeated Tuesday 23 May at 9pm.
Premiering on AMC Global in the UK, but seeing as only about 6 people have that channel, we're tracking the Amazon Prime uk air date too. All 6 episodes of the show will drop at the same time. It is now available to BUY on Amazon Video if you can't wait.
New spin-off in the Criminal Minds franchise starring Gary Sinise and Anna Gunn about a division of the FBI that helps American people in trouble abroad.
Prisoner Cell Block H remake is back for a new season.
The excellent James Spader returns as Raymond 'Red' Reddington for a new season of Blacklisty goodness (or badness… yep, probably badness if Red is involved)… NOTE: Moved to Sky 1.
A brother and a sister raise a teenager, while helping each other out with dating.
New drama from the makers of Damages, starring Kyle Chandler and Linda Cardellini. Renewed for a 10 episode final season.
Follows the plot of the film to begin with – Time travel, deadly virus etc… Season 3 is airing over 3 consecutive days, starting on the 26th May.
Hospital drama set during the American civil war. Will be available via UKTV Play on demand from the 21st May.
Based on Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel about a near-future USA under the grip of a totalitarian theocracy… Stars Elisabeth Moss, Joseph Fiennes, Yvonne Strahovski and Alexis Bledel. Apparently HAS been bought, or is close to a deal with a UK provider, but they're aren't ready to announce yet.
Kevin Spacey's tour de force as Francis J. Underwood continues, with more 2-faced backstabbing and political intrigue.
Marcus Brigstocke and his best mate, gadget-obsessed actor, broadcaster and 2016 Celebrity Masterchef winner Alexis Conran, rove the UK, pitting themselves against each other as they tackle classic scenarios, hobbies and games from opposite ends of the spectrum, and put the world's top gadgets to the test.
Inspired by the Coen brothers 1996 film of the same name, this time with Ewan McGregor x 2!
Ellen Barkin stars as Janine 'Smurf' Cody, matriarch of a crime family. Inspired by the David Michôd movie of the same name.
June 2017
Revolutionary War-era drama based on the Alexander Rose novel 'Washington's Spies'. Due back in spring.
An army officer returns from fighting nationalist rebels in the colonies only to find his former Cornish life in disarray. Aidan Turner (Being Human) stars.
Police orientated Chicago Fire spinoff. Usually airs in the Spring in the UK. Season 4 starts in June.
Canadian drama which follows Detective John Cardinal (Billy Campbell, The Killing) and Lise Delorme (Karine Vanasse, Revenge) as they join forces to hunt down a killer in a small Northern Ontario town.
10-hour event series that examines the dangerous aftermath of two racially charged shootings in a small Southern town, providing an explosive autopsy of the US criminal justice system.
Companion show to the main Walking Dead series, this time set in LA. Airs on AMC Global, which is on a multi-year carriage deal with BT… You can get it with the BT Sports package on BT TV or Sky (around £7.50 a month with BT Broadband/£22 a month without… HD cost extra.) It will also be streamed onto Amazon Prime (and released on DVD/BD) if you're happy to wait a little while! Season 3 is being simulcast with the US, and then repeated at 9pm.
Drama from The Man in the High Castle's Frank Spotnitz, starring Luke Roberts (Black Sails, Game of Thrones) as a crisis and hostage negotiator.
TV Series based on The Mortal Instruments novels by Cassandra Clare starring The Maze Runner's Katherine McNamara as Clary Fray, a girl who discovers on her 19th birthday she comes from a line of humans born with angelic blood who protect humanity from demons known as Shadowhunters.
Join Dara, Hugh and guests for more fun at the expense of current affairs.
Brilliant Netflix Original drama about a socialite who ends up incarcerated in a women's prison. For those without Netflix, Orange Is the New Black will be coming to the Sony Channel from Season 1 on Wednesday 19th April 2017 at 9pm.
Hank is a doctor in the wealthy Hamptons somewhat forced to help less wealthy patients.
A fourth series of the cloning drama, and although the first three seasons came to BBC Three, it appears that it has now been bought by Netflix instead.
A crew wakes up aboard a spaceship and has to work out why they are there.
Drama from Neil Jordan starring Julia Stiles as a woman drawn into the criminal underworld after her billionaire husband is murdered, and she discovers his life was not all it seemed…
Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Sam Elliott and Debra Winger star in this series set on, you guessed it, a ranch. In Colorado.
Hugh Laurie is a clever psychiatrist who also has to juggle a complicated personal life, that of one of his patients and of course some past secrets.
Zach Galifianakis plays twin brother Chip and Dale Baskets. Chip dreams of becoming a professional clown, but after failing clown school in Paris, he ends up back in his hometown of Bakersfield, California.
Rapper 50 Cent (about 30p) exec produces (and occasionally pops up on screen) in this series about a drug lord who runs a nightclub starring Omari Hardwick.
Jesse Custer is a preacher from a small Texas town who just happens to be possessed with Genesis, a half angel, half demon entity. Stars Dominic Cooper (aka Howard Stark & Ian Fleming), and produced by Evan Goldberg & Seth Rogen.
A 10 part psychological thriller which follows Jean Halloway (Naomi Watts), a Manhattan therapist with a seemingly picturesque life who begins to develop intimate and illicit relationships with the people in her patients' lives.
July 2017
Spoof police procedural in the vein of Police Squad.
Eastender Grant Mitchell has reinvented himself as an extremely popular investigative journalist and his series, which visits some of the world's roughest spots.
Liev Schreiber returns as a man who can solve all the difficult problems of Hollywood's rich and famous.
The Rock brings his unique combination of charm and muscle to the small screen in this comedy about a retired sportsman.
From producers of Orphan Black, about a trio of intergalactic bounty hunters!
The firefighters and medics of Engine 51 are back in the UK courtesy of Sky Living.
Nothing to do with last night's kebab, this drama follows a small community after 100 people disappear. From Damon Lindelof (Lost, Once Upon a Time, Star Trek Into Darkness) and Tom Perrotta (writer of The Leftovers novel). Season 1 & 2 are being dropped onto Sky On Demand/NOW TV from 1st June 2017.
From season 6 onwards, the tv series is ahead of the published books. The premiere will also be aired at 2am, earlier the same day, at the same time as the US. Seasons 7 and 8 will have fewer episodes.
Drama starring Jason Bateman as a money launderer who uproots his family to Missouri Ozarks when a deal with a Mexican drug cartel goes awry.
Witches, vampires, werewolves, Angels and that sort of thing in this new series from the True Blood author.
Summer 2017
A global catastrophe wipes out most of the life on the planet, again. This time, the cast and crew of an American navy destroyer are amongst the only ones left, and with the help of Michael Bay, have to find things out.
The clever lawyers are back on our television for a new season.
Josh Holloway is an FBI agent in a Los Angeles run by aliens, while is family is torn between collaboration and resistance. This Vichy pastiche also stars Prison Break/Walking Dead's Sarah Wayne Callies.
Similar to Marvel's Agents of Shield in that it is set in the superhero world without the superheroes, this is essentially Batman without Batman. However, it does feature a young Bruce Wayne and a number of the well-known Batman characters such as the Penguin, Catwoman and the Riddler. Channel 5 are saying 'later Spring, possibly Summer in 2017…'
American medical drama about the nightshift of a ER at San Antonio Medical Center.
Comedy about the goings on behind the scenes on an American dating show. Premieres on Amazon Prime Video, with Lifetime airing the linear broadcast later.
No longer airing on linear broadcast tv in the UK. Our guess at the moment is it will show up on Netflix before anywhere else, and season 3 aired in August, so that would be a safe bet.
Animals become smarter and start making a series of planned attacks on humans in this new series from James Patterson.
Cold war spy espionage drama set in the 1980s. First two seasons aired on ITV, with seasons three and four on ITV Encore. Renewed for a 5th & final 6th season in the US. Season 5 confirmed as coming late Spring/early Summer.
August 2017
In the 1980s, when British computing pioneers such as Sir Clive Sinclair and Sir Tim Berners-Lee were showing us the future, clever folks in Texas were doing similar things. Stars Lee Pace.
Horror TV show from Guillermo del Toro, about a vampiric virus that breaks out in NYC. Based on the Chuck Hogan novels.
The culmination of the Netflix/Marvel collaboration, featuring Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist. Shoots in the Summer of 2016, and will be released in 2017 after Iron Fist has aired.
Peter Serafinowicz dons the blue suit as ridiculous superhero The Tick!
Pot shop from Chuck Lorre starring Kathy Bates.
Not Yet Scheduled TV Shows 2017
These are shows which we've been told have a UK channel, but there is not enough info out there to predict an air date.
Adapted from the Margaret Atwood novel, the show tells the true story of Grace Marks, who was convicted of murder in 1840s Canada.
More espionage fun with everybody's favourite animated spy.
David Mitchell and Robert Webb return in new Channel 4 sitcom about a pub landlord and an interloping ex-foster child…
Stephen Mangan stars as a man with 2 wives, who are Heather Graham and This Is England's Jo Hartley.
New action/comedy starring Jack Whitehall & Rosie Perez.
New 10 part drama event series set in 43 A.D. about the Roman invasion of what would become the British Isles starring Kelly Reilly, Zoë Wanamaker & David Morrissey.
Children go missing across time, leading to the unearthing of a small town's secrets. German drama
Dawn French stars in a story of love, heartbreak, food and female friendship.
Doc Martin returns for a eighth series.
Stephen Mangan, Tamsin Greig and Matt LeBlanc return for the final 5th season of this brilliant comedy.
English language intrigue miniseries from France set in Africa, the Middle East and Europe
New series from Continuum's Simon Barry about a remote Alaskan town that has been overrun by paranormal forces.
New drama created by The Walking Dead's Lenny James about a 'unique and unlikely hero' accused of a terrible crime.
Set in LA's stand-up comedy scene of the 1970s, it's a comedy/drama about the inspired and damaged psyches that take on the challenge of making an audience laugh. Airs June 2017 in the US.
A Miami woman is artificially and accidentally inseminated.
Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as Jean-Claude Van Johnson – global martial arts and film sensation… and the most dangerous undercover private contractor in the world.
Ex-pat comedy drama about a family who move from England to the sunshine state of Florida, starring Philip Glenister and Lesley Sharp.
Based on the podcast series, Lore tells the unscripted story of frightening, psychologically disturbing, and often paranormal true events that have spawned modern-day nightmares.
Netflix's Emmy winning documentary series about the life and convictions of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey.
Adaptation of the 'Patrick Melrose' series of semi-autobiographical novels written by Edward St. Aubyn starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
NCIS in New Orleans, starring Quantum Leap and Enterprise's Scott Bakula, American Gothic's Lucas Black, C. C. H. Pounder from Warehouse 13, and Zoe McLellan (Dirty Sexy Money).
A 10 part anthology series based on the work of Philip K. Dick.
What makes a serial killer? Or the cop who is compelled to relentlessly track them down? What are the events that form a person into the human being they will become – killer or cop?
Tv adaptation of the Scream movie series. Airs on MTV in the US and Netflix in the UK. Renewed for a 6 episode 3rd season.
Sir David Jason returns to the classic sitcom.
The Crystal Maze returns for a full series with Richard Ayoade as host.
Sean Bean stars in a version of Mary Shelley's classic. How long will he survive? Airs on Itv Encore.
Jon Bernthal as returns as Frank Castle, in his own series on Netflix.
A 3rd and final series called "Vengeance" will air in 2017.
After a short 10th season, Fox (the network, not Mulder) has decided that the truth is still out there.
Some people were born on the same day as each other in this drama starring Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes, Gilmore Girls), Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz, Justin Hartley, Susan Kelechi Watson, Chris Sullivan and Ron Cephas Jones.
Tim Roth and Christina Hendricks star in a revenge thriller set in the Rocky Mountains. Produced by Kudos.
Another time-traveling TV series, this one starring Eric McCormack.
A six-part sitcom about the life of William Shakespeare from Ben Elton starring David Mitchell. It's 1592 and Will Shakespeare is just at the beginning of his extraordinary career. The series will focus on both Will's family and professional life and include the surprising stories of where many of his ideas came from. Also featured are his wife Anne and his extended family, his servant Bottom, his friends Kate and Marlowe, his theatrical troupe, and his rival Robert Greene.
Marky Mark takes a break from playing with big robots, and Donnie stops chasing down criminals, to help his brother and mum with their burger business.
The Unknowns - TV shows not yet picked up in the UK or no exact air date info
This is a list of everything else! TV shows people have asked about, but have yet to be picked up by any UK network, or have been dropped by their UK network, or we simply have no air date info about them!
Family comedy about a man living in an apartment, sandwiched between his doting parents on one side, and his brother, sister-in-law, and baby on the other.
Norwegian drama about a man who leaves Norway for Asia after been acquitted of the murder of his girlfriend, and returns 20 years later as a successful businessman to save the main employer in his small town from bankruptcy.
New comedy series from Scrub's Zach Braff about a man who sets out to start up his own business.
Adaptation of the Richard Morgan scifi novel developed and produced by Logoeta Kalogridis, the writer of Shutter Island, Terminator Genisys. Show is about a future where your mind can be uploaded into a new body, which is what happens to ex-military criminal Takeshi Kovacs, who must solve a murder in a world where technology has made death practically impossible, in order to gain his freedom.
Not to be confused with American Crime Story, American Crime is also anthology crime drama.
Billionaire tech genius Gideon Reeves (Justin Kirk – Weeds, Tyrant) takes control of Chicago's troubled 13th District after his friend is brutally murdered and bleeds out in his arms. Can Gideon's new gadgets and toys turn things around for the local police? Comes from the creator of Burn Notice, Matt Nix.
A Dutch drama about a man falsely accused of a hit and run
Richard Armitage stars in this CIA spy series set in the German capital
comedy series created by Pamela Adlon and Louis C.K. Stars Adlon as Sam Fox, an L.A. based actress and single mother to 3 daughters trying to juggle life, mothering, and getting her big break.
Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams), is a retired superhero who is forced back into the criminal bashing game, when his daughter and a star student get caught up with a local gang.
Comedy about modern-day man who, at a crossroads in his life, decides to live according to the Bible.
Howard Silk (JK Simmons) is a cog in a seemingly innocuous UN agency, who discovers that they are actually guarding a path into a parallel dimension… Already has a 2 season order of 10 episodes each.
New spin off from the CSI franchise, starring Patricia Arquette and James Van Der Beek following the Cyber Crime Division at Quantico, Virginia.
After a 5 year break, Larry David's ground breaking comedy show returns. We're assuming it'll air on Sky Atlantic, although More4 did have the first run rights previously, we're assuming that deal no longer stands.
Following in the footsteps of Hannibal, Bates Motel and countless others, here's another TV version of a film series, this time about the young antichrist.
He's the greatest. He's fantastic. Wherever there is danger he'll be there. Season 1 has some 46 episodes and counting, with periodic breaks.
When his career is ruined by scandal, superstar magician Cameron Black (Jack Cutmore-Scott) has only one place to turn to practice his art of deception, influence, and illusion – the FBI.
A timely reminder of problems created by splitting a country in two, this highly-rated German drama, centred on a spy for the East German Stasi, kicks off Channel 4's new foreign language project – Walter Presents, available initially on Channel 4.
Allison Tolman (Fargo) stars as struggling millennial Nan, with her life told from the point of view of her lonely and philosophical dog, Martin.
The classic 80's soap about the feuding Carrington and Colby families is rebooted.
New BBC sitcom starring John Cleese, Alison Steadman (Orphan Black, Gavin & Stacey) and Jason Watkins (Taboo, Trollied, W1A, Being Human), about an pair of retirees, whose plans of marrying and moving abroad together are ruined by the return of Edith's 50yr old, newly divorced, son.
Crime thriller set in Paris
Drama from Pretty Little Liar's I. Marlene King about a college girl who has to balance life as a college student whilst also landing her big break as a movie star. Adapted from the book by Rebecca Serle, and starring PLL's Bella Thorne. Airs in the US in 2017.
Another Ryan Murphy anthology series, this one focused on famous rivalries. Season 1 centres around the backstage battle between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.
New courtroom drama from ShondaLand, the people that brought you Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder and Scandal.
A family of Taiwanese origin moves from Washington to Florida.
Fantasy/Fairy tale themed musical comedy from Dan Fogelman with songs from Alan Menken & Glenn Slater.
X-Files with laughs.
The picturesque but drug-ridden towns of Calderdale return for a third series, once again starring Sarah Lancashire. It won't be soon though, most likely in 2018
Follows the story of a corrupt, intoxicated ex-cop turned hit-man, who is injured when a hit goes bad, only to have his life changed forever by a relentlessly positive, imaginary tiny blue winged horse named Happy!
Due back in 2014 for the third season which begins in October in the US
American legal drama about a group of law students, and their professor, Annalise DeWitt (Viola Davis), who become entangled in a murder plot. Dropped by Universal Channel UK, so looking for a new home.
A Live-action/CGI show starring Jenna Elfman as a woman and her unhinged imaginary friend.
Former CIA operative turned professor is lured back to his old life to help stop a serial killer. Stars Alan Cumming.
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan comes to the small screen starring John Krasinski (The Office US), courtesy of Amazon.
Prequel to the story of Superman, set on his doomed home planet, and following his grandfather Seg-El.
Comedy set on the weekend flights from LA To Vegas. From the guys that brought Anchorman and Talladega Nights.
High concept US Comedy starring Will Forte, Kristen Schaal, January Jones and Mel Rodriguez. Phil is the last man on Earth after a virus wipes out the male population of the planet.
Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid are in their seventies and rediscovering love in this romantic comedy
PLL's Lucy Hale stars as a young woman who is diagnosed with terminal cancer, but finds out she'll actually live, so has to deal with the choices she made when she was live life like she was dying.
Adam Pally (Happy Endings) stars as a student who drags his history professor (Yassir Lester, Girls), into the past using his time machine… made out of a giant duffle bag.
Matt LeBlanc plays a stay-at-home dad after his wife goes back to work, and learns parenting is not as easy as it seems.
TV show based on the Marvel comic books about 2 teenagers from very different backgrounds, who find themselves burdened and awakened to newly acquired superpowers while falling in love.
TV show set in the MCU which will see the introduction of Black Bolt and The Inhumans Royal Family. Set to air Autumn 2017 in the US.
New Marvel live action superhero comedy series, about a young adult super team lead by Squirrel Girl.
Marvel superhero drama about 6 diverse teenagers who can barely stand one another, but who must unite against a common foe… their parents. Created by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona.
Brit Michael Sheen stars in this drama based on real research into sexual dysfunction in the latter half of the twentieth century. No longer airing on More4 or Channel 4, so currently without a UK broadcaster.
Comedy examining one man's life over a 50-year span.
Workplace anthology comedy series set in heaven. Season 1 stars Daniel Radcliffe & Owen Wilson.
A doctor becomes a therapist for an American football team. Three seasons exist.
Comedy/drama about a woman who falls for a claims the world will end soon, so creates a 'bucket list' of things to do before the apocalypse.
Piper Perabo (Covert Affairs) and Daniel Sunjata (Graceland) star in a show inspired by the true-life stories of cable news producer Wendy Walker and criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos, about the interplay of criminal law and the media.
US Drama about a struggle for power and control set in the mysterious hills of modern-day Appalachia. Focuses on the Farrells family, who behave as though they are above the law and are prepared to use any means necessary to protect their off-the-grid way of life in rural Kentucky.
Dutch drama about a widow who has to run her late husband's criminal empire
New Ryan Murphy ongoing drama, set in 1980's New York. Due in 2018 in the US.
Vanessa Hudgens & Alan Tudyk stars in a new comedy set in the DC universe.
Jennifer Beals stars as a cardiothoracic surgeon who is is paid by a terminally ill billionaire (Matthew Modine) it investigate what happens after death…
Fresh from her battles with computer programmes in Person of Interest, Sarah Shahi battles with a virtual reality programmes in this new drama. Also starring Dennis Haysbert (24- arguably the President the US could currently do with).
The classic 90's sitcom returns!
Inspired by the Samuel L. Jackson/Colin Farrell, the drama follows the sergeant of a Los Angeles SWAT unit who is torn between his loyalty to his team and the streets.
Drama 'event series' from Alex Kurtzman, which follows an MIT graduate and a tech genius who stumble upon the fact that an asteroid is only 6 months away from colliding with the Earth.
Drama about the lives of a SEAL team starring David Boreanaz.
Stars Burn Notice's Jeffrey Donovan as a failed magician Charlie Haverford, who now works as a psychic.
TV series based starring Rupert Grint & Luke Pasqualino based on the the Guy Ritchie movie.
Animated character Zorn returns to earth after 10 years away at war on his home world of Zephyria to re-connect with his live-action ex-wife and son. From Wilfred staff writers Eli Jorne & Reed Agnew, and Phil Lord & Chris Miller (Lego Movie, Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs).
Sitcom starring Minnie Driver as Maya DiMeo, mother of 3 kids, including her eldest boy JJ (Micah Fowler), who has cerebral palsy.
The story of a couple whose marriage is reignited by their divorce.
A continuation of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, following the backstabbing and treachery or the Montagues and Capulets in the wake of the young lover's death.
Scifi drama about a Caltech student who is 'stitched' into the memories of recently deceased people to help solve crimes…
Set in Memphis during the tumultuous early days of the civil rights movement, Sun Records tells the untold story of nothing less than the birth of rock 'n' roll.
America Ferrera (Ugly Betty) and Ben Feldman (Mad Men) star in a workplace comedy about a unique family of employees at a supersized megastore.
During WWII, British experts trained Norwegians to sabotage the Nazi nuclear programme
An overworked television producer and single mother in the middle of a separation has her life is turned upside down when her young daughter goes missing in the middle of the night.
A tv actress is paid $10m to marry a film star.
Military drama starring Anne Heche and Mike Vogel.
Story of a group of refugees who turn up in a small American fishing town claiming to be fleeing from a war-torn country… Only that country IS America, and the war hasn't happened yet!
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance returns to the world of Thra with an all new adventure.
Drama by US SyFy channel based on James S. A. Corey's series of novels about a future where humanity has colonized the Solar System. Stars Thomas Jane as police detective Josephus Miller and his crew as they unravel a conspiracy that could threaten peace across the entire Sol system. You can buy the Blu-ray from Amazon of The Expanse Season 1.
New X-Men based tv series from Bryan Singer, starring Stephen Moyer and Amy Acker as parents who have to take their family on the run after they discover their children have mutant abilities.
New period drama from Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey) set in 1880s New York, a period dubbed the "gilded age" as vast amounts of new money exchanged hands and fortunes were made.
Medical Drama From House's David Shore starring Bates Motel's Freddie Highmore about a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome.
Fantasy sitcom about Eleanor (Kristen Bell), who is killed and ends up in the afterlife. Her facilitator Micheal (Ted Danson) tells her she is in 'the good place' due to her good deeds… Except, she hasn't done those good deeds… It's an admin error… Can she hide her past and manage to stay, or will she get sent to 'the bad place'?
Jason Ritter stars as a man visited by a 'celestial being', who gives him the task of saving the world…
The baking competition continues in name, following its move to C4
Stars Rachel Brosnahan (House of Cards) as Miriam 'Midge' Maisel, a 1958 New York City woman, who discovers she has a talent for stand-up comedy. From Amy Sherman-Palladino (Gilmore Girls) and Executive Producer Daniel Palladino (Family Guy).
A young rapper who is looking for a big publicity stunt to kick-start his career, runs for mayor of his hometown in California… and wins.
Comedy about a successful doctor with an iffy personal life. Cancelled by its US network but saved by Hulu and given a fourth season.
Scifi comedy series from 'Ted' & 'Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane.
Polish drama about border guards on the Poland-Ukraine border
A three part series about the rise and fall of a Dutch banker
Medical drama starring Matt Czuchry (The Good Wife, Gilmore Girls) as a tough, brilliant senior resident who takes a new doctor (Manish Dayal – Halt and Catch Fire) under his wing.
A fictionalised Royal Family drama, with Liz Hurley as the Queen. Let that sink in for a moment. Liz Hurley as the Queen.
New tv series based on the Shannara books by Terry Brooks from Into the Badlands & Smallville creators Alfred Gough & Miles Millar. Airs on MTV in the US and 5star here.
Jessica Biel and Bill Pullman star in this new anthology series about a mother who inexplicably commits a violent act
The Underground Railroad chronicles young Cora's journey as she makes a desperate bid for freedom in the antebellum South.
Sequel to The White Queen made by US network Starz.
Drama series based on the globally popular fantasy saga from Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, which also spawned some hugely popular video games!
Demark's turn again for the remake honours – this time of the serial killer drama.
H.G. Wells in modern times chasing Jack the Ripper.
Another film adapted for TV. This time Bill Paxton takes the Denzel Washington role in this series produced by Jerry Bruckheimer
Nicola Walker (Spooks) leads a strong cast in this cold-case murder mystery
The drama follow an elite unit of helicopter pilots trained to perform clandestine international and domestic missions.
Will and Grace (along with Karen and Jack) are back for the first time in ten years. Perhaps that Friends revival ain't so far fetched now…. Returns to the US 2017-18 with UK info currently unknown.
Jeremy Piven stars as a genius tech innovator who creates a cutting-edge crowdsourcing app to solve his daughter's murder.
Big Bang Theory spin-off following the exploits of a young Sheldon Cooper, growing up in Galveston, Texas.
40yr old tries to reboot her career by pretending to be 26. Dropped by Sony Channel.


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Imira:Talking to Midnight
So I was sitting on my bed and I heard noises downstairs. Deciding that someone must have arrived I got up, locked the door and went downstairs. There was another door open on the counter, but the key was still there. I took it out and checked the guestbook. There was a name under mine. Midnight, that's an unusual name. I thought. I set off to find her.
After searching the surrounding rooms, all of which appeared to be used for anything you wanted, I found a vampire in the kitchen.
'Excuse me, but are you Midnight? Only you left your key.' I gave her the key, and went over to the wine rack, which unsurprisingly, was full of wine bottles. I picked one and had a taste. Yes, as I had thought, it was not wine but blood in the bottles. I searched the cupboards for a glass, got two, filled them and gave one to Midnight. We talked about what we'd been doing. I told her about the vampire hunters, and she told me about her past. It was really quite interesting.


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UPDATE 1-Ethiopia's Tedros leads WHO race, would be first African to get top job
* Pakistan's Nishtar drops out of race, Britain's Nabarro still in (Updates with result of first round of voting)
CLEVELAND Aug 28 An Ohio hospital will get another chance to argue for the right to resume chemotherapy treatments on a 10-year-old Amish girl with leukemia against her parents' wishes, a state appeals court ruled.
The decision on Tuesday sends the case back for a new hearing before Medina County Judge John Lohn, the same judge who had previously rejected the Akron Children's Hospital's request to intervene.
The hospital in a statement on Wednesday said it would respect Lohn's decision after the next hearing, which has not yet been scheduled.
The girl's parents discontinued her treatment in June after she underwent the first of five prescribed rounds of chemotherapy at the hospital. Akron Children's Hospital then asked Lohn to appoint a temporary medical guardian for her.
Lohn in late July rejected the request, finding that "there is not a scintilla of evidence showing the parents are unfit."
The appeals court ruled, however, that Lohn neglected to consider the interests of the girl, identified only by her initials "S.H.", when he denied temporary medical guardianship to Maria Schimer, a former nurse and practicing attorney.
The appeals court said there was no requirement that the trial court find the parents to be unfit or unsuitable before appointing a guardian based on the girl's interest.
The appeals court had also ruled that her treatments should resume while the legal process continues.
The girl had begged her parents to stop the chemotherapy treatments, which they had said caused terrible side effects, and Schimer applied to be her guardian after that. The family lives near Akron.
The hospital's chief medical officer, Dr. Robert McGregor, said the girl was diagnosed in late April with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma, which he said has an 85 percent survival rate.
She would have to undergo tests to determine how her disease has progressed since it has been two months since her last treatment, McGregor said in an interview.
John Oberholtzer, an attorney who represents the girl and her parents, Andy and Anna Hershberger, said she has been back once for a CAT scan.
Oberholtzer said the Hershberger's want to leave the girl's future in God's hands and aren't convinced of the survival rate. They are also worried about long-term side effects including infertility and organ damage.
"They don't consider that to be much of survival," Oberholtzer said.
"The Hershbergers have been extremely put off by the aggressive nature of the hospital," he said. "Parental rights are paramount." (Editing by David Bailey and Lisa Shumaker)
* Pakistan's Nishtar drops out of race, Britain's Nabarro still in (Updates with result of first round of voting)
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Joe Coleman scored a career-high 23 points and Minnesota defeated Penn State 80-66 on Sunday for its second Big Ten win of the season and the Golden Gophers' second in as many games. The Golden Gophers (14-5, 2-4) built off their road upset of No. 7 Indiana by shooting 55.3 percent (21 of 38) from the field. Coleman, who entered the contest averaging 4.5 points per game, was 5 of 8 from the field and 13 of 14 from the free-throw line. Cammeron Woodyard came off the bench to score a career-high 22 points for Penn State (9-10, 1-5) -- 15 in the first half -- while Tim Frazier tallied 20 points. Minnesota led 33-31 at the break, then began the second half on an 11-2 run. The game was filled with fouls as the teams combined to take 72 free throws.
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Jammu, Nov 14 (UNI) Security forces apprehended a mentally challenged youth from Indo-Pak International Border (IB) in Makwal area of R S Pura Sector, police sources here today said.
''The troops of 1 JAK LI arrested a youth under mysterious circumstances from international border of Makwal Post last evening, who was later found to be mentally retarded,'' police sources told UNI.
The youth was however, handed over to the police by the army while his identity was ascertained as Nepali, resident of West Bengal, they added.
''He was seemed to be mentally upset and not in a position to clarify his details except his identity but we are trying to find out that how he reached the border area,'' a senior police official said.


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To everybody's surprise, including Mr. Klein's, the candidate with zero political experience topped the polls after the ballots were counted on Oct. 15, 1980. It was not the last time he would defy the odds as a political force.
His first term began on a high, for Calgary was enjoying an annual growth rate of 5 per cent. Less than a month after the election he was in Europe promoting Calgary's bid to host the 1988 Winter Olympics. In September, 1981, Calgary won the IOC vote.
Within a year, the economy was sliding downward faster than a bobsled. Still, the Olympics fast-tracked a light rail transit system into the northwest quadrant of the city, the building of a performing-arts centre and the Saddledome for the Calgary Flames hockey team – the kind of newcomers the mayor favoured – and a $3.5-billion capital works program.
By winning the mayoralty again in 1983 and 1986 with a record 90 per cent of the vote, Mr. Klein guaranteed he was still in office to preside over the games in 1988 – one of the highlights of his political life.
Provincial politics
Looking for a new challenge, Mr. Klein, nominally a Liberal, ran for the legislature in 1989 for the Progressive Conservatives in Calgary-Elbow. If he had expected to reprise his romp to victory in the mayoralty election in Calgary, he was disappointed. He won by fewer than 900 votes over Liberal candidate Gib Clark and worried that he had made a mistake in jumping from local to provincial politics. The PCs remained in government, although with a reduced majority. Premier Don Getty was defeated in his Edmonton-Whitemud riding but won a by-election in Stettler after PC Brian C. Downey obligingly vacated his seat for his leader.
Mr. Klein, who served as minister of the environment, a relatively junior role then in petroleum-rich Alberta, took on his portfolio with enthusiasm and toured the province to familiarize himself with his brief and to put a human face – his – on environmental issues. His big success was pushing an omnibus environmental package through the legislature.
By 1992, Mr. Getty was unpopular in his own party. Despite his attempts to cut spending, the budget was in deficit and he was worn out by his constitutional efforts on behalf of the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords.
Premier Don Getty announced his intention to leave politics in September, 1992, and the process for electing a new leader was changed. Party members were allowed to vote directly for the leader, a system that favoured Mr. Klein's salesmanship tactics and personality. He won on the second ballot by 15,000 votes over his leading rival, Nancy Betkowski (later Nancy MacBeth). Many of those Klein supporters had been signed up in the week-long gap between the first ballot – where Ms. Betkowski had triumphed over a field of candidates – and the second and final one. Mr. Getty resigned both as leader and premier in early December, 1992.
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As premier, Mr. Klein positioned himself in contrast to Mr. Getty, promising the people of Alberta that he would eliminate the more than $2.5-billion deficit, attack the provincial debt and reduce the size of government, all in a platform called the Alberta Advantage.
The master of the common touch, Mr. Klein had a knack for couching complex problems and policies in sound bites and slogans, such as "We have a spending problem, not a revenue problem" or "You can't cross a canyon in two leaps," or "You have to hunt where the ducks are," to gain approval for deep cuts in health care, education and social services.
In his first election as premier, in June, 1993, he led his party to a majority by winning 51 seats, to 32 for the Liberals, and wiping the New Democratic Party off the electoral map. He eliminated the deficit in 1995, two years before the deadline he had set. The drastic cuts had played a key role, but so had the economy, which had begun to turn around. Oil and gas prices were rising, corporate tax revenues more than doubled and gambling revenues from video lottery terminals were gushing.
Cutting when the government pantry was bare was one thing; how to justify fiscal prudence when the larder was overflowing was trickier. The Klein administration tried to reinvent the way it did business, fashioned on a cheaper and more efficient model, by offloading many services to the private sector, including retail liquor outlets and deregulating the electricity market. He also created a firewall around Alberta to promote a fortress mentality, to deflect opposition from Ottawa and to focus communications messages through the Public Affairs Bureau, or the Ministry of Truth, as some critics, referring to George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984, dubbed it.Report Typo/Error
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|Doc Rivers on coaching against son Austin Rivers: 'I didn't enjoy it, honestly'
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Doc Rivers didn't enjoy himself Wednesday. Not only did his Celtics see their six-game win streak end in a 90-78 loss to the Hornets at TD Garden, he had to coach against his son with incredible mixed emotions. Austin Rivers had eight points in 22 minutes off the New Orleans bench.
'You know, it was strange," Rivers said. "It was funny, the one time he did something, I was about to say something and I didn't say it ' I caught myself ' I forgot he was on the other team. Other than that, it's just a strange dynamic. I didn't enjoy it, honestly. I know it's neat for everyone else, but as a father, I don't know if I enjoyed that.'
Did his eye keep drifting to Austin?
'No, you detach from it, but you do see him," the coach acknowledged. "I mean, you see your son run by you down the floor. I mean, that's just different. The one time he made the layup in front of our bench and run right by you, you know I'm used to like, 'Keep going!' and instead I'm yelling at my guy for letting him get to the basket. So it's just different. George Karl this summer, we were laughing, and he said, 'It's going to be strange' and he said, 'your guy's going to play more.' And he was right.'
When Rivers got knocked to the floor by Paul Pierce at the end of the third quarter, Rivers said he didn't fear for his son at all. As a matter of fact, he didn't even flinch.
'No, I don't," Rivers said. "That's one thing my kids know with me; when you go to the floor I don't flinch. 'Get the hell up.' They all laugh at that, because that's how I've always been. I never flinch. My wife would run out there; I'm not going out there. I mean, get the hell up.'
|Fast Break: Austin Rivers wins bragging rights over Doc
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Austin Rivers scored just eight points in 22 minutes against the Celtics, but he walked out of TD Garden with bragging rights against his father. C's coach Doc Rivers watched as his team blew an early double-digit lead and snapped a six-game winning streak in a 90-78 loss to the Hornets.
Five Hornets (12-27) reached double figures, led by Robin Lopez's 17 points, and New Orleans won the rebound battle, 47-33. Greivis Vasquez (15 points, 11 rebounds) and Anthony Davis each had double-doubles.
Kevin Garnett's 15 points led the Celtics. Paul Pierce (10 rebounds) and Jason Terry each scored 12. Rajon Rondo had 11 assists but just seven points.
First-half lapse: Mainly behind the starting five, the Celtics built a 21-10 lead in the game's first nine minutes. Mainly against the C's reserves, the Hornets slowly chipped away until a four-minute stretch midway through the second quarter, when the Celtics committed four turnovers and missed three jumpers. That's when the young New Orleans squad snatched their first lead of the game, eventually taking a 44-43 advantage into halftime.
Painting a poor picture: The Hornets' first lead, 33-32, came after a pair of layups from Greivis Vasquez and Austin Rivers and a Jason Smith dunk. That was quickly followed by an Al-Farouq Aminu dunk. The point? The Celtics allowed a whole lotta points in the paint (48 to be exact), and 22 of those first 33 points came in the key.
Too many freebies: Doc Rivers doesn't want to see his team give up more than 14 turnovers, and he definitely doesn't want them to allow more than 14 points off those giveaways. They turned the ball over 15 times, gifting the Hornets 21 points. Garnett, Rondo and Pierce were the biggest culprits, committing 10 between them. Of course, the C's 6-of-16 free throw shooting didn't help, either.
Bass first: It's been five games since Brandon Bass last scored 10 points, and after his first half, he seemed prepared to snap out of the drought. Bass made four of his first five shots, including a trio of jumpers, to score nine points by the break, but he attempted just one shot after the half and failed to reach double figures. He's already lost minutes to Jared Sullinger, and he'll need more stretches like he had in the game's opening 24 minutes in order to keep Chris Wilcox from taking even more.
Terry time: Likewise, Terry reached double digits after his first scoreless game of the season on Monday night. His performance was the lone bright spot off the bench, and it couldn't have come at a better time, as he scored 10 of his 12 points on 4-for-4 shooting in the third quarter to keep the Celtics within five … against the Hornets.
3-point defense: The Celtics held New Orleans to just 2-for-17 shooting from beyond the arc, including 1-of-5 by former Magic sharpshooter Ryan Anderson. It might've helped had the C's shot better than 4-for-18 from 3.
|Celtics stung by Hornets in an upset
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In a game that was billed as the father-son contest, it was a twin brother who spoiled the night for the Celtics and put an end to their season-high six-game winning streak. Robin Lopez – the twin of Brooklyn's Brook Lopez – scored 17 points while Al-Farouq Aminu added 16 points and eight rebounds to lead the Hornets to a 90-78 win over the Celtics Wednesday night at TD Garden. The Hornets pounded the Celtics on the glass, 48-33, and outscored them, 48-32, in the paint.
Austin Rivers, the son of Celtics head coach Doc Rivers, entered the game late in the first quarter, played 22 minutes and scored eight points. His highlight was drawing a foul on Paul Pierce with 0.4 seconds left in the third quarter. He made one of two free throws while the crowd booed.
Kevin Garnett had 15 points while Pierce had 12 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Celtics, who fell to 20-18 on the season. The Hornets, who were just 6-13 on the road coming in, improve to 13-26.
For the second straight night, the Celtics jumped out in front of an inferior opponent and appeared to be in for an easy night. But for a second straight night, the Celtics went mysteriously cold at the end of the first half and the beginning of the second half, allowing the Hornets back in the game.
The Celtics opened up a 21-10 lead in the first quarter as Brandon Bass had seven points in the opening period as the Celtics took a 25-20 into the second quarter. But the Celtics went cold in the second quarter and were dominated on the board by rookie Anthony Davis and the Aminu. With the Celtics leading 29-22, New Orleans went on a 16-3 run to take the lead. The Celtics responded to take the lead on a Pierce three with 28 seconds left in the half. But Ryan Anderson answered with his own 3-pointer to give the Hornets a 44-43 lead at the half.
The Celtics were ice cold to open the third, as New Orleans went on a 8-0 run to open the period to build a 52-43 lead. Pierce finally ended the drought when he hit an 11-foot turnaround with 8:16 left in the third. New Orleans, behind Aminu and Robin Lopez, built their lead to 12 twice, leading 61-49 when Jason Terry sparked a 7-0 run with a jumper and a three.
The Celtics, who trailed 68-63 after three, closed to within three in the fourth quarter but could get no closer and faded down the stretch.
The Celtics conclude their season-long five-game homestand on Friday when they host the Bulls at 7 p.m. at TD Garden. For more, visit the Celtics team page at weei.com/celtics.
It has been a predictably difficult transition from the college game to the NBA game for rookie Austin Rivers. The Hornets rookie is shooting just 32.8 percent from the field after getting off to a hot start in the first month of the season. He's coming off the bench for the 12-26 Hornets.
But all he had to do was look across the floor at the Celtics bench for inspiration. Rivers was in the building when his dad's Celtics beat the Lakers in Game 6 in 2008 to claim their 17th world championship. It had extra special meaning for him.
'When they won versus LA. I saw the emotion on my dads face," Austin Rivers said of Doc Rivers. "That was probably one of the happiest times I've ever felt for someone else. I was so proud and so happy just becaue Ive seen my father go through season where he's only one 15 game, 20 games, and I've seen people come to the stands saying 'fire Doc''¦.you wanna talk about a tough time? You think I'm having a tough time'¦my father's gone through stuff 100 times worse, and look where he's at now. To have someone in my corner who has been through all that, I know if he can do it, I gotta work hard and I can do it too.'
Doc has given Austin plenty of advice over the years and now is no different.
'Just to never let times or situations change the way you play or what you do best," the rookie said. "I think that's something I really need to work on is going out there and doing what I do best, and not trying to be somebody I'm not. I think when I do that I play a lot better, so that's the main thing hes really focused with me on, lately in the past couple weeks, so that's what I'm gonna continue to work on.
'I talk to him just about every day, or every other day, and we have been talking the past couple. You know I haven't really been playing well and haven't played my best the past four or five games, so I've got to go out there and play my game and be confident in myself. When you go out there and try to do things you've never done before, ever, its not going to work for you, especially in this league. So I've just got to go out there and be confident and have fun and stop thinking too much. You know, if you go out there and give it your all and do what you do, and things don't go well, that's life, that's basketball. But I know they will turn around, so that's what I've got to do, I've got to go play basketball and have fun.'
Has he thought about what will happen when he first checks into game?
'I think ill probably just check into the game," Rivers said. "It's not just another game. People can say that, but it's not. I'm just going to go in there and try to play, well I'm gonna play and have fun. I know there will be free throws where I might say something to him, just like I would do with other coaches I know in the league'¦and just have fun with this man, just go iut there and compete and just play has hard as I can, because those guys in the other locker room, there's gonna come after us, especially me probably. So I've got to go out there and be ready and just have fun with this.'
Other highlights from the Austin Rivers press conference before Wednesday's game: Read the rest of this entry »
|Carmelo Anthony likes Honey Nut Cheerios after all
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Carmelo Anthony appears to be putting his strange beef over breakfast cereal with Kevin Garnett behind him with, strangely, breakfast cereal over beef.
Anthony plans to break his two-week fast for "clarity" after hosting the rival Nets on Monday, when chefs from New York City's Old Homestead Steakhouse will be chauffeured in a town car to the Knicks locker room to deliver a 40-ounce porterhouse steak covered in "a classic French Bordelaise sauce infused with pulverized Honey Nut Cheerioes," according to the New York Daily News.
'They said after his fast they wanted to satisfy his urge of both and actually put these two things together,' a member of the restaurant staff told the Daily News.
Since rumors circled the internet that Garnett told Anthony his wife La La Vazquez "tasted like Honey Nut Cheerios" during the Celtics' 102-96 win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 7, everybody from KG to La La has denied that comment is what led to Melo's confrontation with Garnett in front the C's team bus.
Still, Anthony seems intent on discovering just how good Honey Nut Cheerios can taste.
"Only the owners and chef have tasted it, and the first one after them to taste it will be Melo. If he likes it, then it goes on the menu," the staff member, who claims Garnett won't be welcome in the restaurant, told the paper. "Melo was insulted, and we want to help him. Garnett's messing with the wrong town."
Of course, we all know Garnett is a master chef himself and probably has his own recipe for Bordelaise sauce that he will surely use as a metaphor for team chemistry sometime before the Knicks host the Celtics on Jan. 24.
|Danny Ainge: 'Radically' changing Celtics makes no sense
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While the Celtics have been linked to almost every big name on the market (DeMarcus Cousins, Marcin Gortat, etc.), team president Danny Ainge claims he doesn't foresee a major trade before the Feb. 21 deadline.
'That doesn't make a lot of sense to radically change the team when you're trying to compete to win it all,' Ainge told Comcast in a preview of a 20-minute interview that will air prior to Wednesday night's Celtics game against the Hornets. 'We have been and will continue to look to upgrade our team, but I think it's always more unlikely that that happens than likely.'
Based on those comments, Ainge either: a) changed his philosophy in the wake of the Kendrick Perkins for Jeff Green swap with the Thunder in 2011; or b) didn't believe that trade would "radically change the team." In which case, does he believe a deal involving Avery Bradley, Jared Sullinger or anybody not named Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo or Kevin Garnett radically changes these C's?
Either way, his statements appear to be a vote of confidence in Doc Rivers and this season's Celtics as the result of their six-game winning streak. But who's to say he won't change his mind over the next five weeks?
'You have to produce," added Ainge, who has admitted urging Red Auerbach during the 1988-89 NBA season to trade Larry Bird for Chuck Person, Herb Williams and Steve Stipanovich in addition to dealing Kevin McHale to the Mavericks for Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins. And those were his friends. "It's my job to look at the bigger picture. We have to live in the moment and try to win and help our team have success, but at the same time, if it's not happening on the court, than there has to be changes made, absolutely.'
|Courtney Lee, Jason Terry swap Celtics fortunes
|01.15.13 at 1:10 am ET
After the Celtics defeated the Bobcats, earning their sixth straight victory, the generally jovial Jason Terry walked through the locker room, head down, repeating: "Tough game. Tough game."
He had just finished the worst night of his Celtics career, a scoreless effort in 15 minutes. Heck, C's coach Doc Rivers even played Leandro Barbosa over Terry in an eight-point game midway through the fourth quarter.
"Just a feel, honestly," said Rivers. "I thought we needed energy, and he's always ready."
Energy? Terry's made a living on energy, finishing among the top Sixth Man of the Year candidates for as long as some of his teammates have been in the NBA. Yet, on a Monday night against the Charlotte Bobcats in the middle of January, he couldn't get on the floor. For the time being, the tides have turned against Terry.
In November and December, Terry didn't entirely meet the expectations set by his three-year, $15 million deal, but at least he averaged double-digit scoring on near 40 percent 3-point shooting in 30 minutes a night. That was only supposed to improve once Avery Bradley returned and allowed Terry to find his comfort zone off the bench.
Instead, he's played 16 or fewer minutes in three of the C's seven games this month, including a combined 31 minutes over the past two games. In the seven games since Bradley's return from shoulder surgeries, Terry's averaging only 4.6 points on 34.9 percent shooting from the field (23.8 3-point percentage).
Courtney Lee, who struggled mightily to start the season, appeared to be the odd man out. In the game prior to Bradley's return, Terry dropped 20 points for the first time all season while Lee went scoreless in 21 minutes, and that was a microcosm of what the Celtics had seen from them all season.
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Quotable: Gonzaga players, Mark Few
FROM SALT LAKE CITY -- As is customary the day before the NCAA tournament, the head coach and players from each participating team took the stage to answer questions at a press conference. Here's the transcription of Gonzaga's media session, as provided by ASAP Sports.
Q. You guys were asked this on Sunday, but now that you have had a few days to think about it and be texted and everything from your friends, is there a weight to being a top seed? Is there pressure? And how are you dealing with that?
ELIAS HARRIS: "I see it as a great honor. I don't see it as a weight that's on our shoulders.
We were lucky enough to get the 1‑seed and we're going to make the best out of it and play team basketball and show that we are worthy of it. "
KELLY OLYNYK: "It's a great honor to be that, there are a lot of teams they could have slotted in there. Nice to have that respect and we still have to go out and play basketball and still have to go out and win.
KEVIN PANGOS: We believe in ourselves and it feels great to be the number 1 seed, but we believe that we belong and there is no pressure. We're just going to go play and have fun out there."
Q. The last number 1 seed to kind of‑‑ I don't want to say to be criticized but to be questioned was Saint Joseph's in 2004. From a historical perspective, do you guys see any consistency with your number 1 seed and Saint Joseph's? You guys both came from mid‑major conferences and both had great years and kind of both going in with something to prove a little bit.
KEVIN PANGOS: "Honestly, I haven't looked at that at all. I don't know much about the past and number one seeds. But we feel like we are ready to prove ourselves, we believe in our team and our abilities and we're confident going in. We're going to take one game at a time. "
KELLY OLYNYK: "I'm not super versed in the past NCAA Tournament knowledge; but, like Kevin said, it could be parallel. But all we have to do is come out and play our game and focus on the task at hand and not worry about that kind of stuff. "
ELIAS HARRIS: "I agree with Kevin and Kelly. I think they said everything right there."
Q. With your school being relatively close to here, I know Gonzaga teams in the past have had to fly across country for the first round, now second round. But tell us what it's like to look up in the stands and see some Gonzaga red or blue up there?
ELIAS HARRIS: "It means a lot to us. Our fan support has been great all year long. We've got tremendous fans that have our backs all year long and it's going to help us out."
KELLY OLYNYK: "It's really nice to see that following and that kind of support, throughout, we saw in Vegas a couple of weeks ago in the conference tournament. So it's nice to play in front of that kind of a crowd and have that kind of support, and it gives that lift to the team that you don't always have to bring yourself, which is always nice."
KEVIN PANGOS: "It's no surprise, our fans have been like that all year, the last decade, really, and our fans are great and we love them."
Q. Can you talk about how your games complement each other given the fact that you're two totally different looking Canadians?
KEVIN PANGOS: "Well, for me it's so fun to play with Kelly. He's an easy guy to play with. He doesn't demand the ball too much, but he makes himself available, whether it's off a pick‑and‑roll or any set that we run. He can do so many different things; he's versatile. He can stretch out and shoot it. Even if he gets the ball in the perimeter, he can drive from there, too. I'm never worried about where I get him the ball because I have trust in him that he's going to make the right play. So it's unreal playing with him like that."
KELLY OLYNYK: "Playing with Kevin has been unreal for me this year. He gets me the ball in places where all I have to do is lay it in, basically. So it makes me look really good. He's done a great job of the pick‑and‑roll, penetration, that stuff. He's a great guy to find when he's open, knocking down shots and setting ball screens. I have a lot of belief and respect in Kevin. I would give him a shot anytime."
Q. Did you guys follow Gonzaga, its Cinderella run, 10, 15 years ago? Do you remember much about that when you were following the game? Is it funny to have the shoe on the other foot right now?
ELIAS HARRIS: "I mean, I'm from Germany and to get basketball on German television is really seldom, so I didn't, no."
KELLY OLYNYK: "You know, like I said before, I'm not very versed in the NCAA history. I didn't know Gonzaga from Duke really when I was growing up, to tell you the truth. But they had a decade of excellence and when they were recruiting us, we all became versed in it and found out what it was all about and their past and history and where they're coming from and now where they're going. So although we didn't know the history before, we know it now and we're taking a step in the right direction."
KEVIN PANGOS: I would say the same thing. I watched it growing up, but I never got to follow it completely and I was pretty young. The decade of excellence that our staff has helped me learn a lot about the program."
Q. Guys, now that you have more time to study videotape of Southern, what is your impression of them? They seem pretty confident they can lineup well with the guards, but they have questions about how well they match up with you guys inside.
ELIAS HARRIS: "I think it's a team that tries to control the pace, they guard forty minutes really well and they have tremendous players who are really, really good."
KELLY OLYNYK: "They have had a lot of success this year. They have a couple of guys who can score the ball; they have inside presence, like you said. So nothing is going to come easy. They're a great defensive team. They dictate where they want you to shoot the ball instead of giving you free range to do what you want. So that will be a challenge; and like Elias said, they try to control the tempo and make it their style of game."
KEVIN PANGOS: Like they said, they try to control the tempo. They're a great team. They're here for a reason and they won their conference tournament. It will be a good match‑up."
Q. There are 28 Canadians playing in this tournament. That doesn't seem to have happened before. Do you have a sense of what's happening in Canada that's allowing people like you to suddenly appear in which bigger numbers than we have seen in the past?
KEVIN PANGOS: I would say we're pushing each other. The bar is set a lot higher. Guys aren't satisfied with making the NCAA team anymore, now the goal is to be on the NBA, the top NCAA teams. So everybody is pushing each other and holding each other accountable and we meet in the summer and reset our goals as a country and individuals and stuff. It's great to see. Growing up with a lot of the guys that are on the stage right now and seeing how basketball has transformed, as a country the culture has changed."
KELLY OLYNYK: "Definitely what Kevin said with the culture changing. I think there are some guys in the past who have paved the way for our success to be able to happen, and the continued success is great, and I think the culture in Canada has really changed. Basketball is really kind of on the rise and it's really on the come‑up, so that's huge as well. Like Kevin said, there are guys who are focusing on being in the NBA now and trying to get to that next, next level which is huge. I think that's where Canada is headed and where it needs to go. "
Q. Can you talk about the Canadian National Basketball Camp that you tended in the summer and some of the players helped you with your game, Steve Nash and Joel Anthony. Can you talk about that?
KELLY OLYNYK: "It was an amazing camp. Everyone was there, NBA coaches, great guys. All the players were there from the NBA. So it was an amazing learning experience. Joel Anthony has been a great help to me for the past four years or so, showing me the way, telling me stuff on and off the court, how to prepare, how to get yourself ready to play. As well, there are other guys there that you're learning from, all the way up the ranks through the coaches and obviously Nash, as well."
KEVIN PANGOS: "Kelly said a lot of it, but that camp‑‑ me and Kelly came from that and we were almost rejuvenated with excitement going back to school with how much we learned. It was from the trainers, the strength coaches, the basketball coaches, the players. Everyone you could think of involved with Canada basketball was there. Being around them, playing with the different styles of guards and things, it's hard to soak it all in because there is so much you can learn there. We came back with a whole new mind‑set and it motivated us for sure."
Q. 1‑16 match‑up, when a 16 hangs around, things can get tight. How important is it to put Southern away early tomorrow?
ELIAS HARRIS: "Hopefully we can put them away early. But I don't know if that's the case. It's a 40‑minute game and we have to grind it out and take it possession by possession."
KELLY OLYNYK: "It's always nice to put people away early, but in the tournament the reality is that's not going to happen. Like Kevin said, this team is here for a reason. They have a lot of wins this year. They have some great players, some great talent and they know how to play their type of game. We just have to go and play ours."
KEVIN PANGOS: "We can't look past anything. We're going into this game just trying to play the way we can and obviously get the win whether that's in the 39th minute or in the first 10, doesn't really matter. We're just going to play our basketball and try and play our best."
Q. You guys say you're not in the history, but I guess one name I'm assuming you know is John Stockton, his son is one of your teammates, talk about his shadow over your program and this year you will have a teammate with his dad's statue outside of the building.
KEVIN PANGOS: "It's great, John is around the program. He's the focal point. He went to Gonzaga, best point guard of all time. I go against David every day in practice, and I can see so many of the things that he has learned from his dad, just like the little things that you might not think of all the time. I'm sure for David it's a great opportunity. He's excited. And for our team it's neat to be here in Salt Lake."
KELLY OLYNYK: "He's been unreal for the program. When he played, throughout his whole time and even now, he's one of those guys where if you talk to him for five minutes you will learn something. And he's one of those guys that you want to listen to him like he's going to give you the secret to life because he is a wealth of knowledge and if five minutes you can learn something you couldn't learn your whole life if you hadn't talked to him. So he's a great guy, and you can see him come out in David sometimes, the passes he makes or the reads he make, it's unbelievable. I think it's great for David to be back here and continue the legacy."
ELIAS HARRIS: "I completely agree. I have nothing else to add. Everything has been covered."
Q. Coach Few, maybe an odd question because if you didn't know Kelly and Kevin, the Canadians, and you saw them on the street, what would be your first impression with the obvious difference in their body types, but what makes‑‑ if you could follow up with what makes them effective on the floor together with their chemistry?
COACH FEW: "The first thing I would notice is probably the hairstyle difference, that would catch my eye and then probably the style of clothes. Kelly has a different kind of‑‑ he's got a unique style about him with what he wears. Kevin is pretty conservative. Other than that, you know, again, they both have the qualities that make them such special players, that they are unbelievably driven. I'm always talking to my son about‑‑ Kevin is in the gym every day. When he gets a chance to be in the gym he's specifically working on something. He's just not wasting time. Kelly does a real nice job with that all, and people have been so amazed at his red shirt year. But it's no surprise if you know Kelly. He's really bright, really focused and, again, he had a goal and a plan and he saw it through to fruition."
Q. It's a little different coming into this tournament with this seed. I'm curious if you have had any kind of different approach to it. Have you heard from any of your coaching cronies who have had advice?
COACH FEW: "I talk to all of my buddies all the time, even the great friendships now that have been developed with Billy Donovan, myself, Shaka, those have been valuable to me all summer and all through the season as well as all the other guys I know in the profession. We're taking our normal approach into this. We have to come out and play our style and play our way and stay in attack mode. That's how we have been all year and this team has been remarkably consistent all year. I wouldn't guess that it would be any other way as we venture into the tournament now."
Q. Coach, last number 1 seed with a similar profile to you was Saint Joseph, 2004‑‑
COACH FEW: Memphis, wasn't it?
Q. Memphis was actually thought to be a lot more dominant out of Conference USA, but with you and Saint Joseph's out of the Atlantic 10 and you out of the WCC, do you see this road any different with your approach?
COACH FEW: We have been a 2 seed, a 3 seed, we might have been a 4 seed, so I think this entire year, as a lead‑up we have been the highest rated team in every single game we have played, whether it was Oklahoma State, Illinois, Kansas State, Butler, Oklahoma, any of those, we have been the highest rated team. We're just going to approach it just like we did all those other games. That's all we know, this entire year, we're 33 games in and every game we have been the highest rated team. If it ain't broke don't fix it, is my motto. These guys have done probably as good of a job as any team I have ever coached at just focusing in on what they got to focus in on."
Q. Coach, do you remember the last time you came into the tournament where you were the one they were saying needed to pull the upset? It's been a while, but did you approach those differently or can you remember the last time?
COACH FEW: "As far as being a really‑‑ like a double digit seed?"
Q. Yeah, yeah, back in the day when you were the lower‑‑
COACH FEW: Yeah, man, I can't‑‑ I don't know. 15 years‑‑ I think one thing our guys have been able to do each and every year‑‑ we have had some difficult match‑ups in this first round even when we have been a 7 to a 10, they have sent us across the country in somebody's backyard. I think we approached it with a chip on our shoulder and went out there and were the aggressive team. We have been talking a lot about doing the same thing with this group."
Q. Coach, I wanted to get your impressions of John Stockton's influence on your program over the years? And as a follow‑up, how much of him do you see in David?
COACH FEW: "John has had a huge impact on our program. You're not going to meet a more humble, down‑to‑earth super star, Hall of Fame guy in your life. He coached my son's AAU team, and I wish all you guys had the opportunity to know John on the level like I know John and guys in our program know John.
He's probably one of the most‑‑ if not the wittiest guy I know, and really a lot of fun and very giving, really cares immensely about our program, about Gonzaga and about Spokane. I think that's carried over to our guys. Our guys see somebody tremendously successful like that and how he handles his business and how humble he is and the amount of grace he has. It's contagious. I think it has reflected on our program.
As far as David is concerned, he's not humble. He doesn't have‑‑ (Laughter.) No, David is unbelievable. He's fearless, like John, he has an incredible innate feel for the game that he can make passes into the smallest of windows, that there is nobody on our team capable of doing and there are very few people in college basketball that can make those plays. He has a great knack just like John did off the ball on defense for making plays. It's uncanny‑‑ I remember watching him in high school, just how much he reminds you of John."
Q. How special is 15 straight NCAA appearances? And what does it say about this program?
COACH FEW: Far and away the number 1 thing has been great, the number 1 seed has been great. But for me the 15 straight NCAA tournaments is the unbelievable accomplishment that we have been able to achieve this year. If you think about this year, Kentucky didn't make it. Maybe last year Arizona didn't make it. A year or two ago UCLA didn't make it. North Carolina didn't make it. It shows sustained excellence and it shows‑‑ all the coaches will tell you just how hard it is to get into this thing and you can't take anything for granted. Our group of players that have came through during this time and the assistant coaches I have had have done an unbelievable job of getting us prepared, getting us to go out and execute and step up to make plays in the greatest sporting event in the world, I think, year in and year out, we haven't experienced anything different. I have a 13‑year‑old son whose favorite day in the whole world is Selection Sunday, and it's just not reality. You think about how many people are disappointed. He likes it better than he does his own birthday. That's not real, you know? That, to me, is incredible, what our guys have been able to do all these years.
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