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As the sun sinks, here is what we know that we did not know this morning.
- The carbon price is causing Qantas problems, according to a revised statement by the national carrier, though two days ago, it was not so much of a problem.
- Former federal police boss Mick Keelty told a joint committee that our voting system was ripe for corruption, given low income workers controlled the process.
- The Senate censured Fiona Nash for her behaviour regarding her former chief of staff Alastair Furnival but she resisted the opportunity to resign.
- A Senate committee will examine the riots in the Manus Island detention centre and the circumstances surrounding the death of Reza Barati as well as Operation Soveriegn Borders.
- Economic growth improved slightly but not enough to address unemployement, according to treasurer Joe Hockey.
- Kevin Rudd is not going to the Ukraine.
Thanks for staying with us blogans and thanks to Lukas Coch for his wonderful pictures.
The Senate is where it is all happening today.
Labor Senator Anne Urquhart is moving a bill which would amend the National Broadband Network Companies Act 2011 to require NBNCo to only make fixed line connections to the NBN in Tasmania using fibre to the premises.
This was a promise made to the people of Tasmania by the Government, which it has advised it will not honour, the bill says.
Before the election, the Coalition promised to honour existing NBN construction contracts, including an all-fibre rollout in Tasmania. However following a post-election strategic review of the NBN, chairman Ziggy Switkowski said the network would change to include a mix of technology. In September last year, 7,936 premises in Tasmania had signed up to the NBN.
Senator Mitch Fifield said the Coalition did not promise to honour existing contracts "at any cost" and the Coalition's plan would be delivered sooner.
While the bill may pass in the Senate, it will not pass the lower house.
The Senate is now voting on Hanson-Young's other reference of Operation Soveriegn Borders to the foreign affairs defence and trade committee. This also succeeded.
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young succeeded in establishing an inquiry into the Manus Island riot in which asylum seeker Reza Barati was killed.
Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon has introduced the motion to set up an inquiry into Qantas. Liberal senator Ian Macdonald is speaking against it as the committee which would do the work is busy on the honey bee inquiry. Xenophon supported the reference but Labor voted against, as they need to negotiate the terms of reference.
Nash is censured by the Senate by 37 votes to 31.
While we are waiting for the division, check out Lenore Taylor's story about Qantas changing its tune about the carbon price.
Qantas appears to have reversed its view about the impact of the carbon tax on its business in just two days, issuing a statement on Wednesday saying the tax "is among the significant challenges we face'' despite on Monday saying it was "not a significant issue" for the company's sustainability.
Greens Senator Richard di Natale speaking in support of the censure motion.
I understand sometimes how sometimes we get caught on the hop in this place...but senator nash has been given many opportunities to explain.
Vote now proceeding.
While Wong has called on Nash to resign if she is censured by the Senate, Labor and Greens have the numbers to ensure the motion succeeds. A censure does not force Nash's resignation and we can expect her to effectively ignore the motion.
While we are waiting for minister Nash to reply, here is the text of the censure motion moved by Wong:
"That the Senate censures the Assistant Minister for Health for misleading the Senate, failing to comply with an order for the production of documents, and failing to account for her actions to the Senate."
In case of emergency, break glass
Labor Senator John Faulkner is now on his feet, detailing his case against Nash. He says her former chief of staff Alastair Furnival had breached at least three of the standards in Tony Abbott's code of conduct and Nash had clearly breached the code.
To treat questions in parliament and parliamentary committees with contempt is to treat the right of Australians to know how their government acts with contempt.
Liberal Senator Mitch Fifield suggests Labor knows it is trouble when it sends in Faulkner.
We know when we see Faulkner, it is like 'in case of emergency, break glass'.
The Senate is discussing the censure motion against assistant minister Fiona Nash.
Penny Wong has suggested Nash should be known as the senator for snack foods. Wong says Nash has repeatedly misled the Senate and details the incidents, including this one.
This is not about whether Senator Nash is a decent person. It is about whether she is a decent minister. I shouldn't have to move this motion. The prime minister should have acted.
Liberal frontbencher Eric Abetz is up defending Nash, suggesting if that Labor is not coming to the censure motion "with clean hands". Abetz names Julia Gillard's promise: "there will be no carbon tax under the government I lead", Craig Thomson's conduct and he accuses former foreign minister Bob Carr kept his shareholding in his lobbying company while he was a minister. The former president of the Labor Party (Michael Williamson), he says, is in jail.
You've come nowhere near living up to the standards in government, says Abetz.
(To digress, it seems like a suspect argument to prosecute. Is Abetz saying that because behaviour has been dodgy in the past, all politicians should be able to do what they like?)
Senator Nash has given a fantastic account of herself.
Abetz notes "we look after our ministers".
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At first it looked as if the prime minister was being presented with a frozen pizza. Must get reading glasses.
Penny Wong is now speaking on a censure motion against Fiona Nash.
Wong says Nash has an "unhealthy tendency to mislead". Nash has failed how a person with links to the industry came to be appointed her chief of staff.
Division now on Wong's suspension of standing orders on Fiona Nash.
The last question was again health minister Peter Dutton detailing general practitioner superclinics which were not completed under Labor. Today it relates to the $2.5m Sorell superclinic in Tasmania, promised and not completed.
Then at the end of question time, Hockey updates the house with the falling market share held by Qantas since 2003.
Bridie Jabour reports from the Senate:
Leader of the opposition in the Senate, Penny Wong, is moving a motion to suspend standing orders after trying to censure the assistant health minister Fiona Nash. The censure was over Nash allegedly misleading the chamber yesterday by saying APA had not lobbied on behalf of Cadbury and Kraft parent company Mondelēz since September. Nash says she was saying APA has not represented Mondelēz to anyone related to the health portfolio or health department since Furnival took up his position last September. Wong also moved the censure motion over Nash's refusal to produce a letter to the Senate which her COS Alistair Furnival sent outlining how he would avoid potential real or perceived conflicts of interest. Nash says it contains conflict of interest.
After moving to suspend standing orders Wong said:
This is not a question of whether senator Nash is a decent person it's a question over whether she is a decent minister.
Nash said she has explained "time and time" again that processes were put in place to ensure Furnival did not have conflicts of interest.
I advise to take part in this debate and will acknowledge some of the comment that have been made by senator Wong particularly relating to her comment that time and time again she has asked questions, I will say to the senate the reason I have stood time and time again was to make sure the facts were placed on the table.
Greens leader Christine Milne is supporting the motion to suspend standing orders and the motion to censure Nash.
In the lower house, Labor's Catherine King asks the prime minister when he will sack Nash.
Speaker Bishop says the lower chamber is not responsible for the other place.
Abbott says ministers who behave inappropriately will be punished but "not a single person has done anything wrong in this case".
Not only is there no fire, there is not even any smoke and frankly Labor should find a different tree to bark up.
Tanya Plibersek asks when the code of ethics with Indonesia will be signed (as a result of the diplomatic rift after spying allegations were reported).
Abbott says the MOU will be signed as quickly as possible and will not be delayed because of Australia.
Julie Bishop is updating the house on Ukraine and urges Australians travelling there to check government advice.
Bishop announces the government will allow Ukraine nationals currently in Australia on a visa temporary refuge. Those nationals who are nearing the end of their visa should apply for an extension. Tanya Plibersek has supported the move.
She again urges Russia to pull its troops back to base.
Morrison raises the policies of the Tasmanian greens wanting to reopen onshore detention centres in Tasmania - ahead of the state election.that is the dividend of effective policies.
When I say offshore processing I don't mean Tasmania.
Let me do it right for you
Having suggested yesterday that sitting in Parliament was a waste of time because an independent couldn't change anything, Clive is back. His question was more advertisement than policy inquiry, urging a vote in the WA Senate election.
Chris Bowen asks Joe Hockey about his reaction to Labor's 2009 airline industry white paper, when he opposed changes to the 25% and 35% rule.
(Labor says it would consider changes to the 25% limit on a single foreign investor or the 35% limit on ownership by a single foreign airline, but not to the 49% overall limit of foreign ownership – a position that was Labor policy in the 2009 aviation white paper, but which went no further because the then Coalition opposition did not support it.)
Hockey said the industry and the company has changed, ie Qantas had a much bigger market share.
Qantas was a much different airline in a much different market. We are moving with the times.
Shorten notes "today the first of 5000 (Qantas) employees will be told of the jobs they have lost".
Abbott says Shorten "only stands up and complains but he can't lead".
The government is only asking for the same rules that govern Virgin to govern Qantas, says Abbott. Virgin is employing Australians and servicing aircraft here. (Virgin is pure, pardon the pun.)
Opposition business manager Tony Burke is complaining about bias, to which Shorten mumbles "two rules". Bronwyn Bishop sits him down and accuses the member of "abusing the standing orders".
Abbott suggests "decent Labor people" know Shorten's position on Qantas is wrong.
Deputy prime minister Warren Truss is suggesting regional communities benefit from airlines with foriegn ownership.
Truss gives high praise to majority-owned regional airline Rex, which he says employs 1000 people many of whom are in regional Australia. (Fun fact: Former National Party minister John Sharp is the deputy chairman of Rex.)
To which the answer is no.Isn't it true only the Palmer United Party can remove it?
But Abbott welcomes the question and notes with relish that Palmer will have senators in the red chamber after July 1.
Joe Hockey is now outlining the national accounts.
We have to grow the economy faster to start to drive down the level of unemployment in the economy. The best way to do that is remove the shackles on business...Business wants to remove the carbon tax.
Abbott says Labor had amendments to the Qantas Sales Act "ready to go", as evidenced by reports that Anthony Albanese had prepared changes.
Let's have no more weak hypocrisy from Labor.
Shorten asks PM essentially whether the government had pressured Qantas to change its position on the carbon price?
Abbott: There has been no contact between me and my office and Qantas along the lines Labor has suggested.
Government question allows the PM to outline the national account figures.
Question time...
Bill Shorten asks Tony Abbott about whether the debt guarantee option was torpedoed in Cabinet after the treasurer read out the Qantas statement on the carbon tax (not being a factor in Qantas' position).
PM: Abbott counters not true and quotes Qantas statement today that "we have said the price on carbon is a cost to our business that we have not been able to recover."
Bridie Jabour reports on Kevin Rudd's travel plans.
Rudd will travel to Russia and meet advisers to president Vladimir Putin, despite the Australian government cancelling a trade visit in protest at Russia's treatment of Ukraine.
It has also been reported that the former prime minister will travel to Ukraine in a few weeks, but his office would not comment on future travel.
He has requested a meeting with Putin's foreign policy advisers, but Rudd's spokeswoman said everyone knew he had been appointed by Harvard University to a project on China's role in the global order.
The standing committee on procedure, led by WA Liberal Don Randall, is conducting an inquiry into the use of electronic devices for "communications" from the parliamentary chamber.
I'm looking at you Twitter.
MPs have been known to tweet and message from question time though not so much on the Coalition side these days. So when the committee sent a letter to all members announcing an inquiry into electronic communications from those pesky hand-held devices, what else do you do but tweet a picture?
That's what Labor MP Ed Husic did.
"It's ironic that a Liberal Party that is supposed to be for free speech now wants to crack down on MPs expressing their views on social media.
Just a little teeny bit of growth says Joe
Asked about the unions, Hockey says while he understands union leaders have a responsibility to act in the best interests of their members he does not believe industrial action is in the best interests of their members.
Most of Hockey's National Accounts press conference is dominated by Qantas questions around the financial analysis of the debt guarantee option.
If you give someone an unsecured loan I've always worked on the basis you will never see it again.
Hockey won't say the final bottom line cost to taxpayers under the debt guarantee option, as revealed in the analysis by the three accounting firms listed earlier in the blog. Hockey says the financial analyses of Qantas are "highly sensitive" but that the government has worked "midnight to dawn" to understand the issues involved.
Hockey says he hopes the union leaders work with the company on resolving the problems.
(The analyses) are matters for the company. We do that due diligence. That's what a responsible government would do. (Qantas) were asking us to deal with the fact that they were hamstrung in the market where others weren't.
Unlike Warren Truss, Joe Hockey says he is not surprised at "some of the statements" coming from Qantas.
(Alan Joyce is about to speak at the Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce.)
Hockey says addressing unemployment is a priority and questions follow about whether the government is considering changes to penalty rates.
Hockey says anything the government can do to free up the labor market within the framework of the Coalition's election commitments would help.
But I'm not getting into a discussion about penalty rates.
Hockey's full statement on the December quarter
The National Accounts released today show that the Australian economy grew by 0.8 per cent in the December quarter and 2.8 per cent over the previous year.
Household consumption spending strengthened, rising by 0.8 per cent in the quarter and 2.6 per cent over the past year. This was accompanied by a fall in the household saving ratio to 9.7 per cent of disposable income.
Dwelling investment increased by 1.0 per cent in the December quarter. Low interest rates and rising existing house prices should help investment in new dwellings through 2014. Recent increases in dwelling approvals are consistent with this.
New public final demand grew in the December quarter, rising by 1.1 per cent.
The pattern of growth in today's numbers shows an increasing reliance on the export sector. Exports of goods and services rose 2.4 per cent in the December quarter and Australia's trade balance shifted into surplus. Net exports accounted for around two‑thirds of growth in the December quarter, while gross national expenditure (a measure of domestic spending) accounted for only a third. Much of this export growth is coming from the resources sector, which needs fewer workers per dollar of production than the rest of the economy.
New building construction fell 2.3 per cent in the quarter, new engineering construction declined 1.5 per cent and new machinery and equipment investment was 8.2 per cent lower. In total, new private business investment fell by 3.4 per cent.
Nominal GDP, the dollar value of goods and services produced in the economy, increased by 1.6 per cent in the December quarter. This was in part because the price of iron ore held up relatively well in the December quarter, with the terms of trade rising by 0.6 per cent after falling by 3.1 per cent in the previous quarter. World prices for both iron ore and coal have fallen since December, suggesting that the terms of trade may weigh on nominal GDP growth in the March quarter.
Compensation of employees, or the total wage bill in the economy, increased by 1.0 per cent in the December quarter. This likely reflects increases in bonus payments in some industries, with underlying wage growth and employment growth still relatively sluggish.
Profits were stronger in the quarter, with the gross operating surplus of private non‑financial corporations increasing by 4.9 per cent to be 10.3 per cent higher over the past year. Some of this strength reflects increasing exports from the resources sector.
Today's numbers highlight the growth challenge that the economy will face in the next couple of years as construction on a number of large mining projects comes to an end.
The Coalition's plan to reduce regulation and abolish taxes will help smooth the transition in the economy away from resource investment and toward growth in the non-mining sectors.
That will be key to boosting annual growth to more than 3 per cent, which is what's needed to bring unemployment down.
Supporting consumer and business confidence over the next couple of years is also critical in this transition.
The Government is committed to removing the carbon tax and removing the mining tax to give businesses a fair and predictable playing field, allowing them to invest with confidence.
Governments spending needs to be directed to the highest priority areas, particularly to high quality infrastructure that will support private sector growth. Along with a focus on practical reforms to boost participation and productivity, these measures will build a basis for sustainable growth into the future.
Hockey is asked, are you feeling more optimistic about the economy?
No, no I'm not.
National Accounts December quarter
Joe Hockey has announced an increase in economic growth of 0.8% to 2.8%, slightly higher than the 0.7% forecast.
It brings the annual growth to 2.8% but Hockey says there needs to be 3-3.25% to get unemployment down.
Daniel Hurst reports the Senate is poised to launch an inquiry into Qantas's financial troubles and options for government support, with suggestions that the company's chief executive, Alan Joyce, could be called to give evidence.
Labor, the Greens and the independent senator Nick Xenophon are in talks over the wording of a motion setting up a Senate committee inquiry.
The Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee is likely to consider what initiatives should be taken by the Abbott government and the parliament "to ensure Qantas remains a strong national carrier supporting aviation jobs in Australia".
In a challenge to the government's stated intention to remove foreign ownership restrictions from the Qantas Sale Act, a draft version of the terms of reference say the options to be considered include a debt guarantee, an equity stake and "other forms of support consistent with wider policy settings".
Xenophon, a harsh critic of Joyce's performance, said it would be up to the committee to decide whether to call the chief executive to give evidence.
Tony Abbott is appearing for photos with Coles executives - yes, the supermarket - to celebrate 100 years of "value and service" in just a few minutes.
Treasurer Joe Hockey is releasing the December Quarter 2013 of the National Accounts at 12.30pm.
Peep into the committee room
Lukas Coch is always finding wonderful ways to give readers a different view of Parliament.
Keelty: Voting system ripe for corruption
Bridie Jabour has been hanging out at the joint committee hearing evidence into the missing votes in Western Australia. Mike Keelty says though he cannot prove corruption was involved in this particular instance, the system is ripe for it.
You could easily imagine with the amount of money involved and the importance of the Senate...if you could foul up the outcome, think about people involved in this, not be disparaging, people involved are low income earners [such as scrutineers], the opportunity for corruption is there, I have no evidence there was corruption but the system is so parlous.
Keelty's findings into what happened to the papers were inconclusive. He speculated they could have been accidentally thrown out, fallen off the back of a truck in transport or being the subject of foul play.
Keelty said the attitude of AEC officers and volunteers was "worrying" as they did not seem concerned about accountability and he got the sense they did not realise the important and significance of the missing ballot papers.
Head of the committee, Tony Smith, referred to photos of how the ballot papers were stored with the AEC as resembling a "plane crash".
The bean counters are working hard. The department of veteran affairs are bunking in with the Australian Tax Office to save $84m "in efficiencies". Vet affairs will move from their current home in Woden to the ATO digs in Civic in in June 2016.
The Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters is currently hearing evidence from former Federal Police boss Mick Keelty, who investigated the loss of 1370 ballot papers in the WA Senate election last year. The Australian Electoral Commission is under scrutiny by the committee, led by Liberal MP Tony Smith.
Embassy of Ukraine charge d'affaires
Embassy of Ukraine charge d'affaires Stanislav Stashevskyi told the Parliament:
One of the important ways of resolving this situation is for foreign partners to show the support of Ukraine.
Assistant health minister Fiona Nash is due at 12.45pm today to produce the letter that detailed arrangements made by her former chief of staff, Alastair Furnival to quarantine himself from interests in his wife's lobbying company Australian Public Affairs. Furnival was a former employee of Cadbury and had an interest in the APA, which lobbied for Cadbury's parent company Mondelez.
Penny Wong has written to Nash following question time yesterday, asking her to correct the record. On Tuesday, Nash told the Senate: "Mondelez has not been a client of APA since my former chief of staff worked for me".
In her letter, Wong points out Nash told Senate estimates that Furnival worked as her COS from 19 September 2013 and that Mondelez was listed as a client of APA on the Victorian and federal registers of lobbyists as recently as yesterday.
Tony Abbott also spent a bit of time patting Labor's agriculture spokesman Joel Fitzgibbon on the back. Fitzgibbon was at the Forestworks dinner with Kim Carr and Brendan O'Connor.
It's good to see some Labor Members who aren't embarrassed at coming to a dinner with foresters! Give them the applause they deserve...I promised my great friend that I was not going to make a party political speech tonight and I said nothing about the ALP here in Canberra at this present time, because I know people like Joel are doing their best to ensure the best values of the Labor Party are once more appreciated and respected.
The prime minister spoke to the Forestworks dinner in Parliament House last night in the lead up to the Tasmanian election. You will remember the Coalition is following up on an election promise to roll back world heritage. Abbott was keen to explain.
We have quite enough National Parks, we have quite enough locked up forests already. In fact, in an important respect, we have too much locked up forest. One of the first acts of the incoming Government was to begin the process to try to get out of world heritage listing 74,000 hectares of country in Tasmania, because that 74,000 hectares is not pristine forest. It's forest which has been logged, it's forest which has been degraded, in some cases, it's plantation timber that was actually planted to be logged.
Now I'm all in favour of protecting pristine wilderness in proportion – I am all in favour of that. But why should we lock up, as some kind of world heritage sanctuary, country which has been logged, degraded or planted for timber? Why should we do that? Frankly, when this Government comes across examples of actions which are contrary to common sense, we do our best to reverse them. That's what we do – we try to ensure that government does not do that which is contrary to common sense.
Good morning on this Wednesday, hump day for the nation and the Parliament.
It's a big day in the nation's capital with a number of large issues looming on the political horizon.
Qantas is still a headline issue with a number of strands.
Qantas boss Alan Joyce is speaking publicly for the first time since the government's knock back of a debt guarantee. He will appear at the Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce.
Joyce is under pressure, with unions angry at the company's request to give up two formerly-agreed pay rises as well as a pay freeze. A petition to sack Joyce has started on change.org with more than 3000 signatures as of this morning. The petition reads in part:
Today we are asking you to make a decision. It's not a hard decision, it's the right decision for the tens of thousands of Qantas employees, loyal passengers, and Qantas shareholders. Please take a positive step toward making our kangaroo great once more and sack CEO Alan Joyce.
There are reports this morning that the debt guarantee idea was examined by PricewaterhouseCoopers, Pottinger and DLA Piper, all of which gave it the thumbs down. Those three firms reportedly considered such a guarantee as a risk to taxpayers.And overnight, Labor has agreed to a Greens initiative for a Senate inquiry into the Manus Island riots last month that lead to the death of Reza Barati. The Greens Sarah Hanson-Young says the inquiry will start after the immigration department's review, which reports on March 31.
Witnesses will have parliamentary privilege and Scott Morrison will be called to appear.
Also on Manus, Oliver Laughland reports: Fourteen asylum seekers on Manus Island claimed they were unaccompanied minors between November and January, according to a leaked document seen by Guardian Australia, raising more questions about whether children were present on Manus during February's unrest, which left one man dead and dozens injured.
Anything we can do to shine a light in the dark corners of what happened that night, says Hanson-Young.
And relax people! Kevin Rudd is going to the rescue in Ukraine.
Andrew Probyn and Nick Butterly report that the Ruddster is "dispatched" himself - Mission Impossible style - on a one-man peace dash to Moscow as war looms between Russia and Ukraine. He has requested a meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin's foreign affairs adviser.
Now that I have told you this information, this blog will blow up in five, four, three, two, one....


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A Minute With: Danny Boyle and his hypnotic "Trance"
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After producing last summer's London Summer Olympics opening ceremony, British filmmaker Danny Boyle is back in the movies with "Trance."
The psychological caper, opening in U.S. movie theaters on Friday, stars James McAvoy as man who teams with a criminal (Vincent Cassel) to steal a painting, but suffers a blow to the head during the heist. Unable to remember where he hid the painting, the man works with a hypnotherapist (Rosario Dawson) to regain his memory.
The British filmmaker, 56, sat down with Reuters to talk about "Trance" and why it's unlikely he'll ever work with a major star.
Q: Your film is set in London but its three main stars are British, American and French. Yet the setting is sort of anonymous. Could you have shot it anywhere?
A: The original plan was to set it in Manhattan with an English girl because we always thought she should be from somewhere far away so that she didn't have somewhere to escape too quickly.
Q: So what happened?
A: We got this Olympics job so we realized that if we were going to make the film, we would have to set it in London and use an American girl. But I'm still very keen to work in New York. I've never made a film there and I think any serious filmmaker needs to make a film in New York.
Q: McAvoy's character is put under numerous trances by Dawson. Did you ever go under just for research sake? Continued...


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This quote is from the great book about mathematics, logic and art: Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid.
It's a very elegant and easy to understand explanation of recursion which is one of the basic building blocks of programming. This explains more how a recursive function will traverse and branch out to different function calls, usually in a recursive function after hanging up on one person, you would return the data you learned from that call to the previous level which is missing in the example.
One of the most common ways in which recursion appears in daily life is when you postpone completing a task in favor of a simpler task, often of the same type. Here is a good example:
An executive has a fancy telephone and receives many calls on it. He is talking to A when B calls. To A he says, "Would you mind holding for a moment?" Of course he doesn't really care if A minds; he just pushes a button and switches to B. Now C calls. The same deferment happens to B. This could go on indefinitely, but let us not get too bogged down in our enthusiasm. So let's say the call with C terminates. Then our executive "pops" back up to B, and continues. Meanwhile A is sitting at the other end of the line, drumming his fingernails against some table, and listening to some horrible Muzak piped through the phone lines to placate him … Now the easiest case is if the call with B simply terminates, and the executive returns to A finally. But it could happen that after the conversation with B is resumed, a new caller – D – calls. B is once again pushed onto the stack of waiting callers, and D is taken care of. After D is done, back to B, then back to A.
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Me and Cayden snuggled on the sofa together until the smells of our Christmas dinner tempted him away from me to go sort it out. I didn't bother getting dressed, quite happy to sprawl out over the sofa, since it was just me and him today.
He dished everything up and brought it through, setting it down on that weird table he had before. Y'know that one that was just a tree stump and a sheet of glass? That one. "Monsieur, your dinner, eez served," he said in this fake French accent.
I laughed, "Why thank you," wandering over and sitting myself down opposite him.
He flashed me a smile, "You might want to be dressed for when your present gets here," he warned me, despite only being in a pair of boxers himself.
He winked secretively. "Just be dressed."
"But I was hoping maybe I could spill some gravy on my dick and maybe persuade you to come lick it off," I giggled.
"Kinky," Cay laughed, and I poked my tongue out at him. "Besides, you know you don't need to spill gravy on your dick for me to give it some attention," he told me casually, earning a hopeful look from me. "After dinner." I grinned, making him laugh. Unfortunately for me, the banter had only inspired him to eat his dinner all teasingly and sexy, and given that the glass didn't really hide the semi I was sporting, he was only encouraged to keep it up.
I glared at him a little. "What?" he asked with a smirk on his lips.
"You're mean," I sulked.
"Me? Never." I know I like mean, but c'mon, this is just cruel. I pouted, still kinda glaring at him. He just tried to look all innocent as he finished off his dinner. The moment he was done, he disappeared under the table. I say disappeared, but you know what I mean. I leant back in my chair, tangling my fingers in his hair. He gave me what was possibly the most teasing blow job I've ever had. I may have been rather vocal. And not very gentle with his hair.
My hips bucked up as he went full throttle on the teasing and the guy took it like a pro, not missing a beat. "Fuck, Cay," I moaned. He chuckled around me and kept going until I came. He smiled up at me and my silly, satisfied grin.
"Now go get dressed, your present'll be here soon. And there's something else waiting for you on the bed." I did as I was told, laughing when I saw a festive sweater laid out on the bed for me. I put that and a pair of jeans on even though I probably looked like an idiot in it and wandered out, glad to see that Cayden had donned an equally festive sweater.
"I'll get it," Cayden grinned when there was a knock on the door. I let him, wondering what he'd decided to get me. I had a Spongebob cushion wrapped up for him under the bed. I hoped what he got me wasn't about to make that look crappy and not very well thought out. "Max, there's someone I'd like you to meet," Cayden announced, derailing my train of thought. I looked over at a blonde guy following Cayden inside. I arched an eyebrow, wondering if this was supposed to be a joke. He looked like he could be my twin. "Max, this is William."
"Hi," he smiled.
"Who's this?" I asked Cay, almost totally blanking William. I hope Cayden warned the poor guy that I'm no good at talking to new people.
"He's kind of your brother." Sorry, what? William smiled again but I was just sort of staring at him.
"You mean my still born brother? The one my mother was always convinced would've turned out better than me?" Cayden nodded and I felt even more awkward, suddenly. What are you supposed to say to a stranger who happens to be your dead brother? He laughed kind of nervously and Cayden came over to me, kissing my cheek.
"Get to know him, he's a nice guy," he whispered.
"You know how good I am with people I don't know," I almost whined, giving him my best 'I don't know what to do, help me' eyes.
"I know. Just ask him about himself"
"What do I ask, though?" I asked, keeping up the lost look.
"Anything." I looked over at my brother, who seemed to have regained confidence again and flashed me another smile.
"I like your jumper," he said.
"Thanks. I'm surprised Cayden didn't get you one too."
"I don't think it'd suit me."
"You never know, you're from good stock. Looks wise at least" *laff*
He was a very smiley person, it turned out. Clearly being born dead does people some good. "What were our parents like?"
"Mum wasn't so bad, but god forbid should you be gay and let dad find out"
"Perhaps it's a good thing I didn't make it, then," he laughed a little.
"How d'you think Cayden found me?" he smiled again.
"Should've guessed." I glanced over to see Cay grinning at me. "You slut," I said.
"You're mean," Cayden gave me this hurt face.
"You're my slut," I corrected myself, making him laugh.
"Did you know him before?" William asked.
"Me and cay used to go out before I got married to his brother," thinking about it, me and Cay were even now. I had his brother and he had mine.
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AT&T tells customers to buy anything except the Apple iPhone?
0. phoneArena 01 Aug 2012, 14:30 posted on
Anonymous AT&T reps are reporting that they have been told to steer customers toward any smartphone except the Apple iPhone; it doesn't make sense because after all, for more than its first 3 years of life in the U.S., Apple's smartphone was synonymous with AT&T...
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2. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
It's probably because they are trying to get ppl off their 3G network and on their new Lte network.
5. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
You actually did believe it was AT&T?
8. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Another reason would be Apple's profit margins. Carriers make more money off of Android and WP.
14. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Thats exactly the reason Verizon and AT&T did do everything to get it...?
17. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Btw here's some evidence to support my claimhttp://money.cnn.com/2012/02/0
8/technology/iphone_carrier_su bsidy/index.htm
28. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
That's because some people will only buy the iPhone. If the carrier doesn't offer it they lose those customers. Even though they make way more money on WP and Android they still make some on iOS.
29. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
"We do have the iPhone here, but take a look at the line of Android we have."
Carry the iPhone but offer something else. If the customer grabs the iPhone then it's a new subscription, if the customer grab something else then we make more money plus a new subscription. Having a subscription is better than having no subscription at all.
Just my guess on the carrier's mentality.
34. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Android will die. Here some evidence to support my claim:
36. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
It is only someones opinion and nothing more. In other words based on nothing.
60. OSFantasma (Posts: 119; Member since: 27 Sep 2011)
I can't believe non had a little support for you above. to answer your question though. the reason was to attract the mass of sheep they can lol. see its like fishing you buy expensive bait to get the big bite. so basically you need to do this in business. then again i don't think this story is true and take it with a grain of sand. either way i hope it does happen as the iphone was one of the causes to higher plan rates including sprint with there 10 fee add on, if it was otherwise they would have removed that fee by now realising that customers are unhappy with it.
67. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Um... One is CNN, another is a no name man's blog... I wonder which is more of a valid source...
68. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
That's opinionated, my article states facts
72. MeoCao (unregistered)
Of course ATT does not discourage people from buying iPhone, they just tell them to look at other options and the result is obvious: who would buy a inferior yet more expensive phone?
75. darkkjedii (Posts: 23648; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
iPhone accounts for 50-60% of AT&T sales and was at 72%. iPhone is a cash cow far AT&T.
80. mas11 (Posts: 1034; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Actually if AT&T sold an Android or WP device instead of those iPhones they would receive greater profits.http://money.cnn.com/2012/02/0
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88. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Android was supposed to die already, starting in 2010.
Where have you been the last 2+ years?
95. moronman66 (Posts: 162; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
It's a popular phone for reasons I disagree with, but they all wanted it because so many people want it that it gives them the option of having a better network with a phone that is popular. Android and WP have more types of phones and so they get a lot more money off of all of those phones being sold with higher profit margins than all of the iPhones being sold with lower profit margins. You get what I'm saying? That, and 4G is a big marketing scheme, and while it's faster, it's a good selling point for a lot of cheaper Android and Windows Phones
119. shiftmobile (Posts: 10; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
That is exactly what it is. Now that everyone has the iPhone AT&T doesn't have to push it. Better margins on the other devices.
3. a1000smiles4u (Posts: 84; Member since: 24 Apr 2012)
Apple to blame Samsung for that
Another legal suit coming up
7. jaoowolabi (Posts: 201; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
its funny cuz apple gets sued more then they sue ppl
9. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Apple could add this to their plate of evidence against Samsung and try to claim more loss, even tho Samsung was no where mentioned on the article.
15. 14545 (Posts: 1667; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Are you really this stupid. Please show me one suit, outside of the PROVIEW suit, that wasn't a REACTIONARY. Please, I would love to see it. Stop trolling. ATT may be doing this, but chances are it's because they lost the exclusivity, and they have to spend more to on iCr@p contracts than that of other phones.
38. TheRetroReplay (Posts: 254; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
Nokia vs Apple
US Government vs Apple
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11. CivicSi89 (Posts: 349; Member since: 23 Jul 2011)
I work for VZW and i downsell the hell outta the iPhone 4 and 4S
18. 14545 (Posts: 1667; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Now if you could just get verizon to stop screwing me on my unlimited grandfathering we would be all set.
22. CivicSi89 (Posts: 349; Member since: 23 Jul 2011)
there are some things that us employees cant control. so take that up with the higher ups. haha. dont shoot the messenger.
32. 14545 (Posts: 1667; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Yeah, I know. I've bitched as high up as I can go. Not that it will make a difference.
35. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
Explain your issue with VZW and your Unlimited plan. Just saying they are screwing you and point out nothing leads me to believe you have no idea what you are being screwed on. Please share with the rest of us, I have an unlimited plan with VZW and it's grandfathered in also I have a new every two left on my contract as well. No problems to report with my unlimited and the only real issue is that my Data app from VZW doesn't auto update anymore, not like I care all that much but for those who aren't on unlimited this might count as an issue.
41. 14545 (Posts: 1667; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Yep, clearly I have no idea what I'm talking about. With "subsidization" going away, it RAISES YOUR MONTHLY BILL by ~25 dollars in order to keep your unlimited data. (IE, ~400(the subsidy)/18=22 dollars a month) They are taking away a subsidy that is already built-in to what we pay every month. (see Tmo's value plans compared to their other plans) That's PER line. So, if they want to give me a 20% discount for not taking a subsidy, that's fine, (approx 40 a month for my two smartphone lines and two dumbphone lines), then I will no longer consider myself being screwed. Now, please off yourself. Then, add in the fact that we are indirectly locked into a contract because MOST of verizons phones are carrier locked and can't be used on another carrier. (you have a few world phones that can be hacked to work on the GSM carriers, but not that many) So, I have to pay 600+ dollars for a phone that if I decide and leave for another carrier I have to sell for a loss and buy another phone on that carrier. If we were talking about phones that I use on any network(like how the European networks are) then I might not be quite as aggravated about it. So, clearly I have no idea what I am talking about.
56. 14545 (Posts: 1667; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Um, I've been on other carriers. And the only thing VZW has a leg up on is coverage. But I live in a major city, so that is pretty much a moot point anyway. Speed, ATT's LTE is faster, and both Tmo and ATT's "3G" is faster. I get you are a salesman, but I'm not your typical customer that comes in completely uninformed about what I'm going to buy. I wish I could buy an UNLOCKED multiband device from someone other than VZW for use on VZW's network. But of course I can't. I can only use that unlocked nexus on two carriers in this country, and one completely sucks as far as coverage goes, and the other just sucks altogether. (Tmo and ATT in that order)


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Savannah - Thousands of onlookers and participants enjoyed Savannah's 2014 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Annual Observance Day Parade. Churches, activists, children, schools and universities, local officials and news anchors participated in the event.
Photo Essay: Businesses proudly display their patches of pumpkins
Kay Mathews
With nearly 158 million Americans celebrating Halloween this autumn and more than 117 million households celebrating Thanksgiving, businesses are featuring the all-American symbol of the season, pumpkins.
The Atlanta Falcons Tailgate Team visits Savannah
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Fans of the Atlanta Falcons gathered at a Publix Super Market in coastal Georgia to meet cheerleaders and the team mascot "Freddie Falcon," and to take part in Falcons Tailgate Team events.
Photo Essay: Little creatures in the Savannah Botanical Gardens
Kay Mathews
Savannah - The fauna at the Savannah Botanical Gardens is as interesting, and beautiful in its own way, as the flora. Creatures small and great live in the gardens, including colorful dragonflies.
Photo Essay: Survey says, 'You can't have a bad time in Savannah'
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Condé Nast Traveler announced the winners of its Readers' Choice Awards and Savannah, Georgia was rated one of the "friendliest" cities in the United States. One reader noted that, simply put, "you can't have a bad time in Savannah."
Video: Independent film 'Savannah' trailer
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A trailer has been released for the upcoming independent historical drama film called "Savannah" which stars Jim Caviezel. It has a limited screening on August 23.
Photo Essay: Beauty and Serenity at Savannah Botanical Gardens
Kay Mathews
Savannah - The Savannah Botanical Gardens is a 10-acre oasis in the middle of the City of Savannah, Georgia offering fountains, gardens full of flower and ferns, and one of only two pre-Civil War farmhouses in the Savannah area.
National Ice Cream Day in America's Best City for Ice Cream
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Readers of Travel + Leisure magazine ranked Savannah as the best city for ice cream and Leopold's Ice Cream is the main reason why the city got the top spot. Many celebrated National Ice Cream Day by stopping-in at Leopold's for a tasty scoop, or two.
Photo Essay: Where the wild things are in Savannah
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Oatland Island Wildlife Center is home to a number of animals native to Georgia. Walking along the beautiful nature trail, visitors can see numerous wild animals including birds of prey, foxes, lizards, tortoises and much more.
Food Network tosses celebrity chef Paula Deen
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Reports indicate the Food Network will not renew Deen's contract that is set to expire at the end of June. This move comes on the heels of the celebrity chef admitting to using a racial slur. Deen currently hosts two shows for the network.
Tropical Storm Andrea approaches coastal Georgia
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Tropical Storm Andrea is making its way to Georgia's "Coastal Empire" and the center of the storm is expected to be near Savannah. A tropical storm warning and a flash flood watch are currently in effect, and power outages are already occurring.
Savannah readies for legendary and large St. Patrick's Day parade
Kay Mathews
Savannah - The Hostess City of the South is preparing for the upcoming St. Patrick's Day parade, the second largest in the United States, and other related activities that make Irish eyes smile.
Zombies and pigs invade Savannah's 'First Saturday on the River'
Kay Mathews
Savannah - At Savannah's first 'First Saturday on the River' event for 2013, River Street was filled with vendor booths and entertainers with Piggly Wiggly's Mr. Pig, zombies, and Fang joining the festivities to support diabetes awareness campaign.
There's a funny side to suspense novelist David Baldacci
Kay Mathews
Savannah - At the conclusion of the 6th Annual Savannah Book Festival, best-selling author David Baldacci delighted a capacity crowd with funny stories about rejection notices, being detained as a 'person of interest', a boisterous fan, and more.
Navy psychologist Dr. Heidi Kraft tends to unseen wounds
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Author Heidi Squier Kraft sat down with Digital Journal after her presentation at the Savannah Book Festival and shared insights about combat stress, deployment to Iraq, and more from the perspective of a psychologist and mother.
Former Vice President Al Gore outlines 'The Future'
Kay Mathews
Savannah - At the Savannah Book Festival, Al Gore, former vice president of the United States, spoke of scientific developments that took us to the present and challenged attendees to consider the six most important drivers of global change that impact our future.
Rock legend Gregg Allman thrills fans at Savannah Book Festival
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Rolling Stone magazine ranks Gregg Allman as one of the "100 Greatest Singers" of all time, and fans of the legendary rock star were eager to have copies of his memoir autographed by him.
James Patterson delivers Savannah Book Festival's keynote address
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Bestselling author James Patterson's remarks focused on storytelling and what he's passionate about, including the importance of getting kids to read.
Photo Essay: Romance and writers await visitors to Savannah
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Southern Living magazine lists the City of Savannah as one of "7 Sinfully Romantic Southern Escapes," and the Savannah Book Festival kicks-off on Valentine's Day.
Photo Essay: January in Coastal Georgia
Kay Mathews
Much of the United States is experiencing snow and icy roads that come with the winter season, but this time of the year is much different in sub-tropical areas where Camellia trees are blooming and ice only comes in the form of ice cream.
It's Restaurant Week in Savannah and time for Alligator Soul
Kay Mathews
Savannah - Twenty-three upscale restaurants are participating in "Restaurant Week" and celebrating Savannah's unique culinary heritage by offering a prix fixe dinner menu.
Photo Essay: Notable churches across America
Kay Mathews
The five churches highlighted here have distinctive features, including historical significance, unique architectural designs, and stories of miracles.
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"Was Blind But Now I See" (2011) by Dan Metts. "He thinks God allowed it for his good." SSU Art Gallery in the Social Science Building. Savannah, Ga.
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Red-Shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus) at Oatland Island Wildlife Center. Savannah, GA
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Back in the Day Bakery Cookbook as featured at Back in the Day Bakery. Savannah, Ga.
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St. Patrick's Day items are for sale in shops all over Savannah. Savannah, Ga.
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Police Chief Julie Tolbert, Savannah-Chatham Metro Police, participates in the MLK Parade in Savannah, GA. 1/20/14
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Street musician at First Saturday on the River and Kiss-a-Pig Campaign kick-off at Savannah's river front. Savannah, Ga. 3/2/13
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Paula Deen was all-smiles at the 2014 Savannah Book Festival. Savannah, Ga. 2/15/14
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Members of the First City Network, Georgia's oldest gay rights organization, march in the MLK Parade in Savannah, GA. 1/20/14
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Horse-drawn carriage ride. Savannah, Ga.
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Piggly Wiggly's Mr. Pig and a zombie at First Saturday on the River and Kiss-a-Pig Campaign kick-off at Savannah's river front. Savannah, Ga. 3/2/13
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Uncle Bubba's Oyster House. Savannah, GA June 2012
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Report: Preston North End 1-1 City
Mark Perrow reports from Deepdale
Aaron Wilbraham headed a late equaliser to give City the least they deserved from another encouraging away performance at Preston North End.
City were unquestionably superior for the vast majority of an entertaining game between two of last season's Sky Bet League One promotion rivals.
But Joe Garner struck the crossbar from distance and Frank Fielding saved smartly from Daniel Johnson as the hosts enjoyed their best spell either side of half-time, culminating in a stunning strike from former Robin Neil Kilkenny to break the deadlock.
However, City would continue to impress with the ball, and finally got the goal their efforts merited when Wilbraham buried a terrific header past inspired goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
Steve Cotterill named an unchanged team following Saturday's 4-2 defeat at Birmingham City, while familiar faces Greg Cunningham and Kilkenny lined up for the hosts.
City enjoyed the first spell of sustained possession before Nathan Baker was left needing treatment after dishing out a meaty tackle down by the corner flag.
But it was Preston who fired the first warning shot, as Chris Humphrey showed his pace to win a race with Joe Bryan in latching on to a floated pass that he took well in his stride and lashed only just beyond the far post.
That was before Pickford was forced into the first notable save of the match inside eight minutes.
The on-loan Sunderland keeper must have seen Luke Freeman's shot late as it fizzed through a crowd of bodies and bounced up awkwardly, but the youngster responded with a fine one-handed stop.
Unfortunately for City, Baker was unable to shake off his early injury and was replaced by Derrick Williams after only 14 minutes of an engaging contest.
The relatively frantic opening exchanges would give way to a more measured approach from both teams – a battle that seemed to suit the visitors, who began to boss possession.
Jonathan Kodjia's runs between defenders were giving Preston food for thought and only a poor piece of officiating prevented an excellent chance when he tricked his way into the box from the corner flag, only to be called back for a foul in his favour when the referee really should have played on.
The in-form striker was looking lively again and soon latched on to Liam Moore's slide-rule pass and jinked inside only to see his left-footed shot blocked with Wilbraham unmarked in support.
City were well on top and twice denied by last-ditch interventions from low crosses with Wilbraham lurking, before Cunningham shot into the side-netting from a rare moment of respite.
For all of City's possession, Pickford had been relatively untested, but he was forced into another fingertip save from Freeman when the midfielder's right-footed daisy-cutter threatened to sneak inside the upright, before claiming Marlon Pack's resulting corner and initiating the last attack of the half.
It was a breakaway that almost brought the opening goal, which would have been very harsh on the visitors, as Garner tried his luck from 25 yards with a dipping shot that crashed against Fielding's crossbar.
It was a timely reminder of the precarious nature of any goalless game, and set the tone for Preston to come out with renewed fire in their bellies after the interval.
Fielding would be called upon to make his first save of the match when Stevie May picked out Johnson, who looked to place the ball towards the far corner only to be denied by the keeper's outstretched boot.
It was a top drawer stop, but Fielding was powerless to prevent
putting the home team in front with an inch-perfect 30-yard shot that arced beautifully into the top corner.
City were behind again in a game despite enjoying the better of the play, but the response was an encouraging one.
Cotterill's men worked the ball patiently from left to right, with Freeman and Korey Smith both passing up opportunities to shoot before Wilbraham stung the palms of Pickford at his near post.
Then City old boy Cunningham was left breathing a sigh of relief when Smith's penalty appeals were ignored after his header clearly struck the Irishman on the hand, albeit from close range and with his arm resting down by his side.
Next to go close was Freeman, who tried his luck from distance with a shot that took a looping deflection only to drop just beyond Pickford's left-hand post.
Cotterill made his second substitution 20 minutes into the second half, introducing Mark Little for Moore and shifting Luke Ayling inside to offer more attacking thrust.
It nearly had the desired effect soon after, as Smith played the ball into Kodjia, who laid it off for the onrushing Little.
The wing-back's first touch was faultless to set up the chance, but his firm sidefoot towards the far corner was neither here or there, dragging the shot well wide with Wilbraham awaiting a tap-in.
But the skipper's moment would come nine minutes from the end, as City worked the ball out to Bryan on the left, whose cross was perfectly delivered for
to convert with a bullet header into the roof of the net from eight yards.
City were far from finished. Bryan skied a clear chance over the crossbar on his favoured left foot, before Little charged into the box and squared the ball for fellow substitute Kieran Agard, who must have thought he'd won it only for Pickford to claw the ball out of the top corner.
The best chance was still to come, however, when Bryan stood the ball up invitingly for Freeman, who only had to head the ball on target from four yards to snatch victory but somehow contrived to clear the crossbar.
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