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Nelson Mandela has won the Nobel peace prize, been awarded the US presidential medal of freedom and received countless other awards, but the Bob Dole leadership prize had always eluded the former South African president. Until now.
The Robert J Dole Institute of Politics, which is based in Kansas, has announced that it will honour Mandela with the prize, which includes a $25,000 cash reward.
"I can't think of anyone more deserving of the 10th anniversary Dole Leadership Prize than President Nelson Mandela," said Bill Lacy, director of the Dole Institute, in Lawrence. "He's the perfect example of an individual who fought for justice through the political system in place. He truly made a difference."
Other dignitaries who have been honoured with the Dole Leadership prize include the former US president George H W Bush and the former New York City mayor Rudy Guiliani. The $25,000 prize will be awarded to the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory at the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
Mandela, who is now 95, won the Nobel peace prize in 1993, three years after his release from prison. He has received hundreds of other honours, including the presidential medal of freedom in 2002 and the Order of Lenin, from the former Soviet Union, in 1990. He has also been awarded the freedom of the British city of Hull.
Bob Dole is best remembered as a Republican nominee for president, having run unsuccessfully against Bill Clinton in 1996. He won 159 electoral college seats to Clinton's 379. The Robert J Dole Institute of Politics opened on 22 July 2003, Dole's 80th birthday. It is a non-partisan political institution, housed at Kansas University. The Dole Leadership Prize is awarded annually to an individual or group whose public service leadership inspires others.
The Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory was established in 2004 and aims to provide information on Mandela's life and times. "The Memory Centre's work is very similar to the Dole Institute's in terms of archival materials and public programming," Lacy said.
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How To Accept Rejections In Life
After being rejected in many ways in different life subjects, I decided to turn the destructive impact to a total constructive one.
Every day you face rejections in various situations and in different points of your life. You may get rejection when applying for a new Job, asking your boss for a salary raise or even a marriage proposal. So how can we avoid rejections? The answer is we can not avoid rejections, but you can learn how to handle them without letting it destroy you.
Start asking yourself these questions:
Why am I taking it personally?
You have to understand that some rejections has nothing to do with us. Try to analyze it in your mind and you will land up knowing the real factor that involves the rejection for example bad timing to ask that specific question.
How can I be positive about it?
Well, simply remember how many times you have rejected others as well and you will believe that this is a logic process in anyone's life between acceptance & rejection, hence you are not alone. Know that there are billions & billions of people in this earth and they all went through a rejection in their life. So relax!
Why should I listen to the rejection?
It is part of treating the issue of that specific rejection, which gives a deeper understanding to the reason behind it and know that the reason if it has anything to do with you in specific at the end. Listening carefully to the rejection is actually an opportunity to learn and develop the self and make the change happen.
How I can be kind to myself while am feeling rejected?
Usually my friends think am crazy when I do the Self-Talk exercise and I totally say to myself the opposite of the rejection statement. Trust me, it works and it builds self-confidence in accepting the word "No" without getting silly by drowning your sorrows in Alcohol, cigarettes, food or shopping because it will only break your bank account or your health.
Be sure that rejections are not actual rejections and most of them have involved factors that you have no control or power to change. If you manage to engage in positive Self-talking and accept the "NO" with positive attitude, am sure you will be able to pick up yourself when you fall and gather your thoughts to create an opportunity out of it.
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Smart material can hunt and snap cancer
|A team from the A*STAR Singapore Bioimaging Consortium and Nanyang Technology University has developed a nano-photonics platform that measures changes in the local tissue environment at the site of a tumor or cancer, by measuring enzyme reactions specific to the cancer.
|This nano-photonics platform includes a promising compound for increasing the contrast of photo-acoustic images, which allows imaging of tissue in vivo.
|The image shows nanoparticles accumulating into the tumor. Light is then used to irradiate the nanoparticles to induce singlet oxygen generation from the photosensitive drugs attached to the nanoparticles, which then kill the tumor without affecting the other healthy cells. (Image: A*STAR Singapore Bioimaging Consortium)
|Nanomaterials have been recognized as promising platforms for the battle against many urgent health concerns including cancer, cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases, say lead researchers Malini Olivo from A*STAR and Xing Bengang from NTU.
|However, a critical challenge remains in designing targeted nano-platforms that are capable of selectively localizing at the specific diseases; in particular, tumor sites for early-stage diagnosis and effective treatment, explains Olivo, who says their new work addresses this challenge.
|These developments have the potential to improve diagnostics and allow for the development of therapies that can be delivered at the cell level, leading to fewer side effects, says Olivo.
|Previously direct targeting of diseased cells had used ligands (or molecules) to bind nanoparticles to a cell with the complementary receptor.
|However, Olivo says the inability of the ligand to differentiate between normal and tumor cells was a flaw in the strategy. A key to the latest innovation is that the nano-photonics platform is adapted to respond to a tumor-specific enzyme and then accumulate at that site.
|The accumulation of the nano-photonics platform improves the effectiveness of light treatments that kill cancer cells, such as photodynamic therapy and laser irradiation, and opens the possibility of inhibiting tumor growth through injection of nanoscale smart drugs.
|Olivo says nanostructures offer great potential in biomedical applications due to properties such as tunable chemical composition, flexible morphology, high surface area, and multivalent binding ability.
|Nanostructures also have the potential to penetrate pores in the lining of blood and lymphatic vessel walls allowing the nanostructures to more effectively target and accumulate into the diseased region.
|Olivo says their approach could be expanded into other areas of nanomedicine, opening new doors for selective and precise theranostics in future clinical applications.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 10, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Page SAWednesday, April 10, 1991Rangers continue onslaught, pound Bastrop By TOM LABINSKI Sports Editor That Smithson Valley is undefeated when it scores IO or more runs per game is not surprising. What is becoming almost unbelievable is that the Rangers have managed that feat eight times, including six times in the last seven games. The latest offensive display came Tuesday night at Ranger Park as Smithson Valley pounded Bastrop 13-3 in a five-inning game. "Up and down the lineup, we're hitting the ball and hit-un*. it hand." said Coach Keith Brown Better still, he said, the 4-0 Rangers are attacking pitches with the hat, rather than waiting for the pitch to find a certain spot. Thai aggressiveness was displayed in the first inning, as left hander Matt Gawlik reached across the plate with his ba; for an outside pitch, and sent it screaming down the left-field line for a double that drove in the game's two first two runs "We've been doing that pretty much all year, but lately it's been starting to really come together," Brown said. Gawlik raised his season record to 6-0 with a thrcc-hitter. He walked five batters, three of whom scored, but his IO strikeouts helped keep the Bears from mounting any other serious scoring threats. He walked two batters in each of the first two innings before settling down. "He was kind of all over the place in the first inning. But he had gone 170 pitches in his last game, and I know he was thinking, 'Don't w arm up so much,'" Brown said. Jason Long's RBI double in the bottom of the fifth ended the game on the 10-run nile, with Gawlik throwing just 97 pitches. Long, the first baseman, finished the game with three of Smithson Valiev's seven hits. Catch John Belcher scored four times despite not having an official plate appearance — he was hit by pitches twice and walked twice — and Gawlik went 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Bastrop Ditchers Frank Anzurcs and Adrian Castilleja combined r eight walks, six wild pitches and two hit batters, as the Bears fell into a tie for third place in District 26-4A with a 2-2 mark. "We did a good job of taking advantage of their mistakes. That's what I was really pleased with tonight," Brown said. Smithson Valley jumped out to a 2-0 advantage after Wes Penaloza led off the first with a single and Belcher was beaned by Anzurcs. Gawlik scored both runners when he leaned across the plate to hit his opposite-field double. The Bears tied the game with a two-run second after Gawlik had walked the first two batters. He ended up striking out the side, but not before an error in the outfield on an Anzures fly ball allowed both runnels to score. tomg opened the bottom of the inning for Smithson Valley with a single, then Fernando Moreno drew a base on balls. Jon Herring reached on a throwing error after laying down a bunt to toad the bases, then I zing beat the throw home to the plate when Brad Staats hit a grounder to third. Moreno later scored from third on Penaloza's sacrifice fly. The Rangers added three runs in the third without the benefit of a base hit, as the bases were loaded on a hit hatter. a walk and an infield error. All three runner crossed the plate after wild pitches. Castilleja walked the first three batters he faced in the fourth, then Gawlik drove in a run with a single to center. Jason 1-aRue scored on the play when catcher Jason Mons Baa RANGERS, P«q»9A Trail Blazers snap Houston ' s streakSportsworid I tricorn golf ers tee up at district Canyon's Jonnny Scnaas slides safety across home plate for one O' runs in the seventh however a? the Hulloes won the battle three Gouda' runs ir the seconc Clemens ra sec for three between District 26 4A'stwo winless teams (Photo by Erik Karisson) Clemens rally in 7th topples the Cougars Two hits and two Canyon errors in the seventh inning Tuesday night allowed Schertz Clemens to rally for a 5-4 victory over Canyon at Cougar Field. With the three-run seventh , the Buffaloes earned their first District 26-4A victory Canyon dropped tod— Despite losing the:" third consecutive game and eighth out of titer last nine, the Cougars are show aq lmprovemei as inc seasor progresses said Coach kaipn benrenc ; "We re not far from winning Right now hitting is IIH* biggest thing We had people on bases bul we m$' couldr 't get them around," he said. ! Canyon managed just three hits off the Buffa Joes. who also committed three cnors The loss also spoiled the debut of Rodger Mack, who made his first appearance as Canyon's starting pitcher He allowed Clemens six hits, two of which were bunt singles "He has good velocity and a good fastball. He doesn't have complete control of his curveball. but he pitched a good game," Behrend said. The Buffalo rally began in the seventh inning on an infield error, then the team picked up two base hits, one a triple by Danin HofFenchter. The Cougars scorn! three runs in the second without a base hit. "Clemens had a few errors tit that inning. We were just able to put the ball in plav and score a few runs," Behrend said. Canyon, 7-12 on tho season, will conclude the first half of district play at 7 p.m. Friday in Lodi hart. nfpotlH by Tom I aMrtakl Linescore Clam«r»« OOI 010 3 5 « 3 Canyon 030 00140 4 3 Johnson and Hoftman Marl* (71 arwt Claflin Mar* (7) W Johnson I Mack (0 1) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For most of the NBA season, the Portland Trail Blazers have been the front-runners in the Western Conference. First, the Los Angeles lakers chal longed that status, then fell hack. Ute latest pretenders were the Houston Rockets, winners of 17 of IS games and labeled by many as the "Team No One Wants to Meet in the Playoffs.'' On Tuesday night, the T rail Blazers answered the challenge in Houston, stretching their winning streak to 11 games with a 103-93 victory over the Rockets. "There was a lot of intensity," said Clyde Drcxlcr, who scored 11 of his 26 points in Portland's third quarter turnaround that was aided by two of the three technicals called on the Rockets. "When guys play hard, that's going to happen." Houston, whose 29 5 record since Jan. 22 made them contenders in the Midwest Division, had their five-game winning streak snapped Portland took an 83-75 lead into the fourth quarter. Portland increased its lead to 91 -78 with 7 ti) remaining in the game and the Rockets never got closer than seven points again. Vernon Maxwell led the Rockets with 26 points. Kenny Smith had 17 points and 14 assists. Bulls 108, Knlcks 106 Chicago blew a 13 point lead iii the fourth quarter and hardy avoided its third consecutive defeat at Chicago Stadium John Pax son broke a 106 106 tie with an 18 footer with 27 seconds left, while Michael Jordan scored 28 points arni Scottie Pippen 27 for the Butte Will Perdue gave the Bulls their biggest lead. 96 HI, with 7:05 left in lite fourth quarter But the Knicks responded with a 12 3 run that dosed the gap to 99 9S with 3:56 left. Patrick Ewing had 21 points and IJ rebounds for New York. Bucks 105, Pistons 95 Jay Humphries scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half as the But ks survived 42 points from loc Dumars, who hit ll of 13 second half shots and was 19 of 24 for the game in matching Ins career scoring high. Ile had 20 points in the third quarter. Adrian Danlley scored eight points in a 12-5 run that gave the Bucks a 89 /8 lead with eight minutes to go. Suns 120, Warriors 106 Jeff Hornacck scored a season high 31 points and rookie Nrgelc Knight a season high 27. Hornacck hit three jumpers and two free throws in a 140 run that put the Suns ahead to stay at 2110 with 3:36 remaining in the first quarter Kings 113, Mavericks 104 R(x>kic Lionel Simmons scored 35 points as Sacramento clinched a win ning record at home. Kookie Duane Causwcll, who fin ishcd with 14 points and 12 rebounds, had 13 points and eight rebounds in the third period as Sacramento expanded a 3-point halftime lead to 82 71. Antoine Carr scored 21 points for the Kings Magic 110, Clippers 100 Scott Skilcs scored 31 points, Ohs Smith 26 and Jerry Reynolds 21 for the Magic. Hawks 104, Cavaliers 98 Dominique Wilkins scored 25 pointe against Cleveland as Atlanta ended a six game road losing streak Pacers 122, Hornets 120 Indiana ncvei led in the six cmd half until Reggie Miller's 20 footer with 1.7 seconds left. 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Jeanine P. Abrons, Pharm.D., M.S.
College of Pharmacy/ Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science
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David Bedell, M.D.
Family Medicine, Carver College of Medicine
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Office: 01290 Pomerantz Family Pavilion
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Karmen Berger, Ph.D.
Associate Director/ Senior Academic Advisor Global Health Studies Program
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Christine C. Brunner Luse, B.S.N., M.P.A
Global Health Studies Program
Courses include The Politics and Ethics of Global Health; Engaging in Global Health; Visualizing Global Health through Popular Fiction and Film. President of Brunner Luse Associates (specializing in non-profit, public health, and local government mangagement).
Office: 1111 UCC
Phone: 319-431-5167
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Christopher T. Buresh, M.D., M.P.H.
Emergency Medicine, University of Iowa/ Carver College of Medicine
Clinical interests include ATV injury prevention and unusual causes of abdominal pain. Co-founder and current board member of Community Health Initiative which works to address the needs of rural Haitians who otherwise have no access to care.
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Margaret Carrel, Ph.D.
Geographical and Sustainability Sciences
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Office: 303 Jessup Hall
Phone: 319-335-0154
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Dr. Carrel's website
Claudia Corwin, M.D., M.P.H.
Internal Medicine, University of Iowa/ Carver College of Medicine
Clinical interests include public health, occupational medicine and transplant surgery.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dr. Corwin's website
Peter Damiano, D.D.S., M.P.H.
Director, Public Policy Center; Director, Health Policy Research Program
Preventive and Community Dentistry
Public Policy Center
Office: 212 South Quadrangle
Phone: 319-335-6813
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Dr. Damiano's website
Helena Dettmer, Ph.D.
Classics; Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs & Curriculum/ College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
DEO Division of Interdisciplinary Programs
Office: 120 Schaeffer Hall
Phone: 319-335-2633
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dr. Dettmer's website
Mariola Espinosa, Ph.D.
History; Latin American Studies Program; Associate Faculty Director of the UI Global Health Studies Program
Research interests include historical understandings of fever in French, British, Spanish and U.S. Caribbean empires. Undergraduate courses address the history of medicine and public health in Latin America and disease in the Caribbean; graduate courses address global history of Latin American science and medicine and readings on disease in the Caribbean.
Office: 168 SH
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Carol Gorney, PA-C
Director of Clinical Education
Physicians Assistant Studies and Services
Office: 5169 WL
Phone: 319-335-8925
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Maureen McCue, M.D., Ph.D.
Global Health Studies Program; Public Health; Anthropology; former Director of GHSP
Research interests include women's health, rural and environmental health, human rights. Courses include Global Health Service Learning; Climate Change and Health; Health Experience of Immigrants, Migrants, and Refugees; and Global Health and Human Rights.
Office: 1120 University Capitol Centre/ 21 Schaeffer Hall
Phone: 319-384-1328
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Robin Paetzold-Durumeric, M.B.A.
Global Programs Director, College of Medicine; Adjunct faculty, Department of Pediatrics
Office: 1187A MERF
Phone: 319-353-5762
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Edith A. Parker, M.P.H., Ph. D.
Director, Prevention Research Center for Rural Health, College of Public Health, Community and Behavioral Health
Research interests include community-based participatory health interventions, environmental health promotion, risk communication and community engagement and outreach.
Office: N432A CPHB
Phone: 319-384-1472
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Dr. Parker's website
Ted Powers, Ph.D.
Anthropology and Global Health Studies Program
Research interests include medical anthropology, globalization, development, HIV/AIDS, political economy and South Africa. Courses include Introduction to Global Health Studies, Africa: Health and Society; Global Health Seminar: Transnational Perspectives on Health Movements and Social Change.
Office: 217 Macbride Hall
Phone: 319-353-2817
Email: email@example.com
Dr. Powers' website
Christopher Squier, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Oral Pathology, Radiology and Medicine, College of Dentistry; Faculty Director of the UI Global Health Studies Program
Research interests include the relationship between tobacco and oral disease and the role of the health professional in reducing tobacco use among their patients.
Office: N419 DSB
Phone: 319-335-7388
Email: email@example.com
Dr. Squier's website
Autumn Tallman
Associate Director UI Study Abroad
Overseas Security Advisory Council, Academia Working Group
Office: 1111-T UCC
Phone: 319-335-0353
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
UI Study Abroad website
James Tamerius, Ph.D.
Geographical and Sustainability Sciences
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Office: 310 Jessup Hall
Phone: 319-335-1927
E-mail: email@example.com
Dr. Tamerius' website
Karen Wachsmuth, Ph.D.
Associate Director, International Fellowships/ UI International Programs
Office: 1111 UCC
Phone: 319-335-1436
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
International Programs Funding website
Emily Wentzell, Ph.D.
Anthropology; Latin American Studies Program
Research interests include the gendered social consequences of aging, illness, sexual health problems and related medical treatments (primarily in Mexico). Courses include Medical Anthropology, Anthropology of Sexuality, Health in Mexico, Using Ethnographic Methods.
Office: 237 Macbride Hall
Phone: 319-335-0532
Email: email@example.com
Dr. Wentzell's website
Thad R. Wilson Ph.D., FNP-BC
Nursing; Executive Associate Dean School of Nursing and Health Studies
Research interests include immunizations, adolescent health, and school-based health centers. Dr. Wilson has worked in Honduras and Puerto Rico where he used his role as a bilingual male nurse practitioner to advocate for expanding RN practice in public health. Courses include Global Health Nursing.
Office: 101B CNB
Phone: 319-335-8210
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My name's Ben Cullimore and it's been absolute pleasure describing the action to you this afternoon. Until next time, goodbye!
Swansea City's back-to-back victories have set them up perfectly for next Saturday's clash at home to West Bromwich Albion, whilst Burnley, who have lost both of their opening games of the season, now face a tough clash at home to Manchester United in the weekend's early kick-off.
Today's clash was a game of two halves, as Burnley bounced back from a first half in which they were second best to Swansea City throughout by bossing the second period and causing the hosts' defence a plethora of problems. However, the Swansea City back four remained strong and refused to give in, with Williams and Amat putting in particularly impressive performances. Despite not playing at their best in the last 45 minutes, Swansea City arguably deserve the victory, as Burnley were presented with a multitude of good chances to equalise but were unable to make any of them count.
90' + 3'Barnes chests the ball down, turns and volleys towards Fabianski but his shot is too powerful and it clears the crossbar, bringing an end to Burnley's chances of leaving the Liberty Stadium with a point.
90' + 2'One last chance for Burnley. Shackell fires a long ball into the heart of the Swansea City penalty area that meets the head of Arfield, but he's only able to send the ball into the hands of Fabianski.
90' + 1'SubstitutionDavid Jones Marvin Sordell
90' + 1'Swansea City win a free-kick near the halfway line and, as expected, they take their time with the resulting set-piece, trying their hardest to waste as much time as possible as the full-time whistle fast approaches.
90'SubstitutionWayne Routledge Dwight Tiendalli
90'The fourth official has indicated that there will be three minutes of added time.
88'It remains all Burnley at the moment as they search for an equaliser with little over two minutes left to play. They've played wonderfully throughout the second half but the Swansea City defence have matched them with fantastic strength and discipline from start to finish.
86'Burnley continue to try to carve out a chance down the right flank. This time, Trippier sends a great cross into the box that almost meets Barnes, but Williams sticks out a foot and just about makes contact with the ball at the last moment.
85'Yellow Card Gylfi Sigurdsson
84'Sigurdsson lunges in and commits a poor challenge on Shackell just inside the Burnley half of the pitch. The visitors take the resulting free-kick quickly and work the ball up towards Ings on the edge of the penalty area where he is seemingly brought down by Ki, but the referee ignores the protests from the Burnley players and fans and waves play on.
82'SubstitutionLukas Jutkiewicz Ashley Barnes
82'Swansea City have pushed as many bodies as possible back into their half of the pitch as Burnley try to score a last-minute equaliser, with Ki and Shelvey now almost playing as centre backs in the middle of a back six. Burnley are pushing hard but the hosts are refusing to be beaten.
80'Once again, Swansea City are awarded a free-kick not far away from the Burnley penalty area after a clash between Duff and Montero down the left flank. It's played short and eventually finds it's way to Ki on the edge of he box but his attempted volley flies just over the crossbar.
79'Yellow Card Michael Duff
78'Wallace commits a poor challenge on Routledge just outside the Burnley penalty area and the hosts are awarded a free-kick. Sigurdsson sends a deep cross towards the back post but it's cleared away from danger before the referee then awards a free-kick for Burnley after a scuffle in the box.
76'Ki sends a wonderful ball into the path of Routledge, who is completely unmarked on the right hand side of the Burnley penalty area. He has plenty of time to set himself up before crossing in towards Gomis but instead he decides to fire a pass in early and, as a result, the effort is poor and easily blocked by the Burnley defence.
74'Wallace steps up to take the resulting set-piece but he fires his effort into the wall. The ball bounces back into his path and he tries another shot on goal but, again, the wall of white shirts in front of him are there to keep the danger away from Fabianski.
73'Yellow Card Jonjo Shelvey
72'SubstitutionMatthew Taylor Ross Wallace
72'Ki loses possession in the middle of the Swansea City half of the pitch and Marney embarks on a marauding run forward, only to be stopped by a poor challenge by Shelvey 25 yards away from goal.
70'Burnley have arguably been the best side in the second half, particularly in the last 15 minutes, but no matter how hard they try they still can't find the back of the Swansea City net. The hosts are on thin ice at the moment.
68'Fingertip save by Fabianski! Ings muscles his way through the Swansea City defence before squaring the ball to Jones, who fires a great shot towards goal from just inside the penalty area. Fabianski just about gets a finger onto the ball to tip it round the post and just out of the reach of the fast-approaching Jutkiewicz.
66'SubstitutionNathan Dyer Jefferson Montero
66'Montero, just moments after coming on for Dyer, turns around Trippier and gallops down the left wing but is unable to control the ball properly and accidentally runs the ball out of play.
64'SubstitutionWilfried Bony Bafetimbi Gomis
64'What a great chance for Burnley! Jutkiewicz is presented with a golden opportunity to equalise for the visitors but his headed effort misses the goal by mere inches. That was easily the best chance Burnley have had all day and the miss could prove costly.
62'Jutkiewicz and Williams clash near the halfway line, resulting in a free-kick for Burnley. They try to work their way patiently down the right flank but Neil Taylor cuts out the danger before sending the ball up towards Bony.
60'The tables have turned and it's now Burnley that are bossing possession in the Swansea City half of the pitch, but Williams and Amat are looking as strong as ever in the centre of defence.
58'Shelvey gives away an unnecessary free-kick by the corner flag on the left wing with a poor challenge on Matt Taylor. The resulting set-piece is whipped into the box where it meets the head of Bony but his clearance only goes as far as Marney, who tries to volley the ball into the back of the net but his effort is wild and it fails to trouble Fabianski.
56'Taylor sends a beautiful ball over the top of the Burnley defence and into the path of Routledge but the Englishman is just offside, bringing an end to another promising Swnasea City counter attack.
54'Burnley are enjoying a good spell of possession at the moment but are still finding it difficult to beat the Swansea City defence, who continue to cause Jutkiewicz and Ings a multitude of problems.
52'Arfield is presented with a wonderful chance to equalise for Burnley but he skies his shot from the edge of the penalty over the crossbar.
50'Great chance for Burnley! After nice play between the Burnley midfielders the ball ends up with Jutkiewicz by the far post. He sets himself up and goes to shoot but Williams throws his body in the way of the ball and sends it flying out for a corner.
49'Bony somehow finds himself onside and competely unmarked in front of goal, but he takes too long on the ball and is dispossessed at the last minute by Shackell.
48'Arfield brings down Taylor with a poor high challenge 30 yards out and Swansea City are awarded with a free-kick in a dangerous position. Sigurdsson decides to roll the back out to Shelvey who fires a rocket of a shot towards goal, but the Burnley wall stays strong and blocks the effort.
47'Swansea City have started the second half just as they finished the first; confident, stylish and full of flair.
46'And we're off once again!
The two sides are making their way back onto the pitch ahead of the start of the second half. Can Burnley find a way back into the game or will Swansea City hold on to record back-to-back Premier League victories?
As for Burnley, Ings came closest to scoring for the visitors when his shot from the edge of the penalty area just cleared the crossbar, but apart from that they have struggled in Swansea City's half of the pitch and will have to do a lot of work in the second half if they are going to find a way back into this game.
Apart from five minutes or so of Burnley possession midway through the half, Swansea City have dominated this opening 45 minutes and are deservedly 1-0 ahead. The hosts always looked like they were going to go ahead first and have been wonderful in attack, with Dyer and Routledge being constant thorns in the side of the Burnley defence.
45'The fourth official has indicated that there will be just one minute of added time.
43'Another good chance for Swansea City to make it 2-0, as this time Bony finds himself in space on the edge of the penalty are and decides to shoot, but the effort is weak and it rolls across the ground and into the hands of Heaton.
41'Great chance for Sigurdsson after wonderful slow and patient build-up play by Swansea City! Dyer is able to send a cross into the centre of the box that Bony decides to head back into the path of Sigurdsson, but his volleyed effort is just a little bit too powerful and it clears the Burnley crossbar.
39'Swansea City seem happy to keep hold of possession and the one-goal lead as we enter the final five minutes of the first half. However, they are still finding so much space down the flanks.
37'Ki is caught napping in possession and almost has the ball stolen off him by Jones, but referee Craig Pawson deems the challenge a reckless one and awards Swansea City a free-kick. If he had decided to wave play on, Burnley would have been able to break away on a swift, and potentially dangerous, counter attack.
35'Burnley are looking slightly more dangerous in attack now. Arfield breaks into the Swansea City box and looks to set up Ings but he loses his footing before he is able to do so.
33'Matt Taylor and Marney try to embark on a move down the right flank but are stopped in their tracks by Shelvey, who dispossesses Matt Taylor near the corner flag before teeing up Neil Taylor to clear the ball up the pitch.
31'Once again, the pace of the game has slowed down somewhat after several minutes of Swansea City pressure. Burnley are slowly but surely trying to navigate their way into the hosts' penalty area but are having no luck whatsoever.
29'Arfield and Ki clash 30 yards out and Burnley are awarded with another free-kick in a promising position. It's whipped in towards the heart of the penalty area but Bony is back to help out his defence and he does so with a fantastic headed clearance.
27'Swansea City have been full of confidence since going ahead. Once again, they take advantage of the space down the left wing before Marney slides in to dispossess Routledge before he's able to send a cross into the box.
25'Arfield is brought down by Neil Taylor on the right wing and Burnley are awarded with a free-kick in a dangerous position. It's whipped in by Matt Taylor but it's far too deep and Fabianski is able to punch the ball away before the referee blows his whistle for a foul on the Swansea City goalkeeper.
23'Assist Gylfi Sigurdsson
23'Goal Nathan Dyer
GOAL! Swansea City get the first goal of the game and it's richly deserved. The space opened up for Dyer and he took advantage of it, galloping down the right flank before cutting into the box and slotting the ball past Heaton at the near post.
21'After 20 frantic minutes, the pace of the game has slowed down somewhat, with both teams now seemingly happy to take their time keeping possession in the middle of the pitch.
19'Dyer and Routledge are finding a lot of space down the right and left flanks, respectively, and their pace is causing Trippier and Mee a plethora of problems.
17'Shelvey sends a great long ball across the pitch that Routledge picks up down the left flank. He shows great skill and composure to bring the ball down and under control before sending a terrific cross into the path of Sigurdsson, but the Icelander's first time shot is low and easily saved by Heaton.
15'Ings has had a wonderful start to the game and has already been an important part of several Burnley attacking moves. This time, he twists and turns his way around two Swansea City defenders before swinging a dangerous cross into the box but it's just about cleared out for a corner by Taylor.
13'With the quarter-of-an-hour mark fast approaching, neither side are looking like they want to reduce the tempo of the game just yet. Both smell blood, and it wouldn't surprise me if we see a goal very soon.
11'Both sides are looking dangerous up front, with Burnley now firmly back in the game after a few worrying moments. After swift build-up play, Ings tries to send a low cross into the path of Jutkiewicz but Fabianski dives down low to grab the ball before it's able to find the Burnley striker. If it had found its way past the Swansea City goalkeeper, the ball surely would have been buried into the back of the net.
9'It's end-to-end stuff at the moment! This time, Sigurdsson breaks into the Burnley box before firing towards Heaton, but Duff's outstretched foot denies the Icelandic midfielder the opportunity to put his side 1-0 up.
9'Burnley push forward and find Ings on the edge of the Swansea City penalty area but his effort flies just over the crossbar.
7'Bony, yet again, is able to set up Routledge down the left wing, but this time Trippier is there to cut out the danger. The Burnley back four are finding it extremely difficult to deal with Swansea City's front line.
6'Fantastic football by Swansea City yet again! Bony, 10 yards inside his own half, evades two challenges before sending a long through-ball that meets a completely unmarked Routledge, but the Englishman is marginally offside.
4'Great chance for Swansea City! Shelvey wins the ball in the middle of the pitch and breaks away quickly before teeing up Routledge on the right hand side of the penalty area. He then whips in a lovely cross into the heart of the box that Bony meets with his head, but his effort is cleared off the line at the last moment.
3'Burnley have started the brighter of the two sides, taking advantage of a few gaps in the middle of the Swansea City midfield. However, they have yet to find a way past a resolute defensive line.
1'And we're off! Burnley, in their black away kit, get us underway, kicking from left to right.
The two sides are making their way onto the pitch. The atmosphere at the Liberty Stadium is fantastic, with both sets of fans in fine voice.
As expected, Garry Monk has made no changes to the Swansea City side that beat Manchester United 2-1 last weekend, whilst Sean Dyche has also decided to name an unchanged Burnley side after his players were so impressive in the opening stages against Chelsea on Monday evening.
Burnley substitutes: Gilks, Reid, Ward, Barnes, Wallace, Kightly, Sordell.
Burnley XI (4-4-1-1): Heaton; Trippier, Duff, Shackell, Mee; Arfield, Marney, Jones, Taylor; Ings; Jutkiewicz.
Swansea City substitutes: Tremmel, Richards, Sheehan, Montero, Bartley, Tiendalli, Gomis.
Swansea City XI (4-2-3-1): Fabianski; Rangel, Williams, Amat, Taylor; Ki, Shelvey; Dyer, Sigurdsson, Routledge; Bony.
There's just under 15 minutes left to go until kick-off, so let's have a look at how the two teams will be lining up today...
Today's two sides started the new season in completely different fashion, with Swansea City picking up a fantastic win away to Manchester United on the opening day, whilst Burnley struggled against an incredibly strong Chelsea side. Whilst Swansea City are by no means easy opponents, this afternoon's clash presents Burnley with their first real chance to properly show the Premier League what they are made of and what we can expect from the league's new boys over the next nine months.
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The Tyler Hotel was the only hotel in the Culture District. Standing at its base, it seemed to stretch indeterminately upwards, an endless spire of windows, balconies and carved ledges. The entrance, to compete with the grandeur of the building itself, was a wall of smoked glass that was three times as tall as a man. But when I stepped onto the large red welcome mat, the glass receded upwards with a quiet whoosh. I took a few, hesitant steps into a lobby whose purpose was clearly to astound, rather than welcome.
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"Eh-herm," a voice came from the inconspicuous concierge desk. I turned to find a balding man staring at me over the tops of his folded hands.
"Can I help you?" he asked in a voice that threatened to call security.
I walked over to the desk, which sported a massive bouquet of white and wine-colored peonies.
"I should have, um... reservations here? Please?" I asked.
"Name?" The concierge asked, fingers hovering over the keyboard.
"Uh...Allen Wilton, sir."
The concierge raised an eyebrow, but typed in the name without a word. I suppose, in his profession, he had gained a knack for discretion.
"Here you are, Mr. Wilton," the concierge said, "Room 610."
He unlocked and opened a drawer in his desk and, after a bit of searching, pulled out a keycard.
"This is your key, Mr. Wilton. Do you have any...luggage?"
"Oh, no," I said, shaking my head and taking the keycard.
"I'll have someone escort you to your room then. It's yours until tomorrow afternoon. Please enjoy your stay at the Tyler Hotel."
The concierge rang a bell and seconds later, a boy appeared and motioned for me to follow him.
"Welcome to the Tyler Hotel, sir," he said brightly, despite the late hour, and led me into an elevator, "I hope you'll find the room to your liking. There is an excellent view of the city from your room."
I nodded, not sure what to say. The elevator climbed for what seemed like several minutes while my escort chattered happily about the services and facilities offered at the Tyler Hotel. Finally, the elevator stopped and the oak-paneled doors slid open. We stepped into a circular hall that was open on one side and looked down on the lobby. Leaning over the brass handrail, all I could see were the branches of the oak tree that obscured the entire lobby.
"Right this way, sir," the escort said, and led me to my room. I slid the keycard through the reader at the door, it chirruped and I heard the lock click. The boy held the door open for me as I shuffled into the room.
It was the size of my apartment, with smooth walls painted a calming bluish white. Paintings of oak trees hung from the wall and a single, large ceiling light made of crackled glass diffused light over the room. The centerpiece of room was a bed that could have slept three people comfortably, covered in blue silk brocade and framed by a forest scene carved into the headboard.
I sat on the bed and the covers puffed up around me. It was the softest thing I had ever been on and I flopped back, grinning uncontrollably.
"Damn!" I said, laughing, "Does everyone here have beds like this?"
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"Um, I think I'm good, so you can go," I said.
A fleeting expression of annoyance crossed his face and he left, closing the door on his way out. Shrugging, I kicked off my shoes and fell back onto the bed, burying my face in the silk-encased down. After a few moments of relishing the impossible softness of the bed, I got up and went across the room into the bathroom. Almost as big as the bedroom itself, the bathroom was made almost entirely of white porcelain. A white sink stood over a white tile floor that led over to a white toilet and back to a great shower encased in glass.
I gave a low whistle at the shower. It could have been a room in and of itself. At least a dozen shower heads lined the white tile walls and ceiling, and a wire basket filled with shampoo, shaving cream, soap and other necessities sat in one corner. A shelf piled high with clean towels occupied another. Without hesitation, I peeled off my clothes, tossing them in a haphazard pile beside the toilet. The showerheads were controlled by a single panel on the wall and I chose a button at random.
A single, spiraling waterfall came down from the large showerhead in the ceiling, followed by alternating showerheads in the walls that created a fanning spray. I stepped into the cascade, letting the warm water spray away the dirt and scratches and troubles of the day.
Any thoughts about why I had come to be here melted from my mind and were replaced by the fantastic sensation of just being here at all. There would be plenty of time to worry about Leon Werner and the strange Miss Werner after I had gotten a good night's sleep, anyways.
I remained under the hot, steamy waterfall long after I had cleaned myself, turning on the "massage" option and letting it soothe muscles cramped and sore from hours of hiding in the Park. When I was done, I dried myself with one of the velvety towels and wrapped myself in the white robe that hung from a hook beside the sink. I walked back into the bedroom, amazed at the sheer decadence of it. Was this the kind of life that Edisoners enjoyed daily? If so, then no wonder so many people lived here. I climbed under the covers, cocooning myself in down and memory foam.
'If you were going to die in your sleep, Allen, this would be the place to do it.'
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I was talking to a friend about this incident and she brought up a good point. I don't have any way to confirm that the guy in my story was a Trump supporter. I assume he was because he was a rude white male, but there is no way to know who he really voted for.
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