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England's decision to wear a controversial black strip during the upcoming World Cup has left New Zealand great Jonah Lomu "dumbfounded" with the former winger questioning the motives of the decision in an interview with Reuters.
The Rugby Football Union (RFU) released a statement on Friday saying the England team would wear the new second strip for the home international against Wales on Aug. 6 and then for their opening World Cup match against Argentina on Sept. 10. Both the shirt and the shorts of the new strip are jet black with no other colour except for the Red Rose badge.
The move has been met with derision in New Zealand, who will host the Sept. 9 - Oct. 23 tournament, and the hulking 1.96m former All Black winger has also thrown his considerable weight behind those questioning England's plans.
"I find it really weird," a puzzled Lomu explained in an interview on Tuesday beside a rooftop swimmingpool overlooking the city-state's stunning skyline.
"I have always loved playing England when they are wearing their white shirts and I pride myself on playing against them and I made my name playing against them in that white shirt"
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"When I saw the picture, I was just saying, 'one thing is for sure, the All Blacks are the original and anybody who is after the original is an imitator.'
"England don't need to do that, they don't need to wear it.
"They are synonymous with wearing white... we have always known them in the white shirt and it's a huge step in a different direction from the history they have had."
In the 1995 World Cup in South Africa, Lomu, aged just 20, became a global icon after famously running over England back Mike Catt en route to scoring four tries in a comfortable quarter-final victory that led to defeated captain Will Carling describing the All Black as a freak.
"I have always loved playing England when they are wearing their white shirts and I pride myself on playing against them and I made my name playing against them in that white shirt.
"To see that go in a completely opposite way, I'm dumbfounded," the 36-year-old Lomu said.
Toss up
On Friday, an RFU spokesman said the New Zealand Rugby Union had no issues with the side's choice of kit but when asked about the possibility of his country playing a World Cup final against a black-shirted England, Lomu burst out laughing.
"It could be a toss up for who wears what shirt," he said.
England have also attracted negative headlines after manager Martin Johnson named 13 overseas-born players in his 45-man pre-World Cup squad.
However, the prospect of South African and Pacific Island accents singing the English national anthem ahead of World Cup matches does not bother Lomu as much as their shirt colour.
"This is what professional rugby is and at the same time these players have got an opportunity and have taken it," Lomu sympathised.
"Everybody can complain but it is within the rules. We can't do anything about it. It's part and parcel of the rules and you can keep complaining about it, but it is going to fall on deaf ears."
Lomu's acceptance of England's move is probably born of his belief that should New Zealand play to their abilities, nobody will stop them winning a second World Cup title.
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The Miami Heat have waived center Mickell Gladness and forward Robert Dozier. Both appeared in four preseason games with the Heat. Dozier averaged 1.5 points and 3.3 rebounds in nearly 11 minutes per game, and Gladness averaged 1.3 points and 2.3 rebounds in about eight minutes per outing. The reigning NBA champions announced the moves on Sunday, an off day from practice. Dozier was Miami's second-round draft pick in 2009. Gladness played in 26 NBA games last season, 18 of them with Golden State and eight with Miami. The Heat roster now stands at 18 players. Teams must get down to no more than 15 to set their initial regular-season roster.
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Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs, Tate Modern, art review
Matisse's cut-outs are ecstatic though controlled
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"From the moment I held the box of colours in my hands," Henri Matisse said of his discovery of painting. "I knew this was my life. I threw myself into it like a beast that plunges towards the thing it loves."
Born in 1869, the French artist made his name by shocking the Parisian art establishment with paintings so bold and brilliant that he became known as a "wild beast" of colour.
The job of continually reinventing his art assumed a new urgency in the last 15 years of his life. He was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 1941 which prevented him from painting. He was 71. Out of suffering, he produced some of his most astonishing and accomplished works: the cut-outs.
A new exhibition at Tate Modern, Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs, includes 130 works made from the late 1930s until Matisse's death in 1954 at the age of 84. Matisse regarded his recovery as une seconde vie, a second life. It was a gift of time.
During his convalescence, he began working on the cut-outs in earnest. He cut shapes out of paper painted in bright gouache colours and pinned them to the walls of his bedroom-cum-studio in Nice, then Vence in the South of France. "Only what I created after the illness constitutes my real self," he said. "Free, liberated." That sense of freedom is conveyed directly to the viewer.
The cut-outs were simple and revolutionary. The graphic iconography of The Snail (1953, below) and the four Blue Nudes (1952) predate our ad-mad world. They predate Pop Art. The images have been reproduced as posters, sent as greeting cards. The task of this exhibition is partly to invigorate what we feel we have seen, even if we have never seen the originals. And it does just that.
Walter Benjamin wrote that the original work of art, as opposed to the reproduction, has an "aura." The later cut-outs certainly do. They start small and get bigger and more wonderful as the exhibition goes on, indeed, as Matisse neared the end of his life.
There were other difficulties. In 1941, France was under Nazi occupation. Matisse's wife of 41 years had recently left him due to his close relationship with his Siberian model and assistant Lydia Delectorskaya. His daughter would soon be arrested and tortured by the Nazis because of her work for the Resistance.
The cut-outs are ecstatic though controlled. Matisse described the process of making these staggeringly bright, large-scale works as "painting with scissors." Rather than painting onto canvas, he was cutting "in" – making incisions. There is no sense of surgery, however. There is little sense of conquering, violating, penetrating – all those metaphors of creativity associated with the "modern masters" of the 20 century. Instead, these works are exultant; they make you feel happy, high, vital, which is what the artist intended.
Henri Matisse's 'The Snail'
Most fascinating is the way they encompass so many different forms at once: sculpture, drawing, painting, and even our contemporary idea of installation. There is archive footage here of Matisse in his studio, wielding his large pair of shear-like scissors, cutting out the shape of a yellow frond. Pieces of cut-up paper lie on the floor around him. His hands are aged, but his use of the scissors is supremely confidant. He was confined to a "taxi bed" and relied heavily on Delectorskaya, who appears in the film in a purple head scarf, red lipstick, her hair a shocking blonde. She is pinning the shapes that he has made to the wall.
The early cut-outs were small, experimental. Here the sculptural element comes to the fore. Matisse accepted a range of commissions, from his stunning illustrated book Jazz (1947) to set design. Two Dancers (1937-8) is a maquette for a stage curtain design for the ballet Rouge et Noir.
A black figure waits with arms open to catch a white figure, suspended above. She is mid-jump. Her arms are splayed gracefully and she trails yellow fire or perhaps feathers in her wake. The background is a rich blue. The image is assembled from bits of cut-up paper painted with gouache and pinned to the page of a notebook. The drawing-pins are visible and the pieces of paper cast shadows where their edges rise. The surface is textured. The image is precise yet raw. It seems to have been made by Matisse in the spirit of the dance itself: choreographed and spontaneous at once.
The ballet was set to Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony #1, which so enthralled Matisse that he translated the music into a system of colours, which the choreographer Léonide Massine then turned into a series of symbols. Black = violence, red = materialism, yellow = wickedness, white = man and woman, and blue = nature.
Henri Matisse's 'The Fall of Icarus' The system perhaps resonates with a later work, The Fall of Icarus (1943). The Greek myth of Icarus, whose father gave him wings of wax which melted when he flew too close to the sun, is shown as a white figure cut out of a vertical black strip. Icarus seems to be falling through a tunnel of darkness crafted especially for him. His arms flail awkwardly; there is nothing to hold onto. If black equals violence, then he is trapped within it.
A red spikey flame shape is pinned to his chest, suggesting the panic and passion of a beating heart. Here the act of pinning becomes violent – it points to the crucifixion. Yellow spikey stars surround him – he has been cornered by fate. It could be argued that the work is an allegory of Nazi aggression. Matisse was never a political artist, but these wartime cut-outs are menacing in ways that the later ones are not. This is a much reproduced image, but the original has retained its power to move.
Most beguiling about Matisse is the way that he saw art as part of life, indeed, as a way to make life better. The photographs of him drawing in bed recall Frida Kahlo. During convalescence, she too transformed everything – her room, her bed, herself – into art. The cut-out is ephemeral, made to be unpinned and moved around. It would seem to be the opposite of monumental art, but in fact it is just that – and decorative too.
Oceania, The Sky (1946) is a vast silk screen that shows birds soaring through a muted sandy-brown field of colour. The work originated as a swallow that Matisse had cut out of white writing paper and then pinned to the wall of his studio to cover a stain. The idea of throwing away such a beautiful shape had distressed him. Gradually, he added other cut-out birds, plants, fish, inspired by a trip to Tahiti years before. The walls of the studio were transformed into the limitless space of the sky.
As the scale of the works increases so too does the intensity of the feeling of looking at them. They communicate a sense of the sacred, though most are secular. Even the religious commissions convey no guilt, no shame, no punishment.
Henri Matisse's 'The Parakeet and The Mermaid'
The Parakeet and The Mermaid (1952) is a phenomenal work of cut-out paper green and blue underwater fronds on a white background. The forms seem to move in harmony with one another; there is no point of antagonism. The mermaid swims, a blue abstraction that only hints at figure, in the upper right hand corner. She is not at odds with her environment; she is separate but part of it.
Despite the seeming violence of the cut-out method, these works are not fragmented. They do not express brokenness and alienation, like so much of Modernism. Rather, they are whole. "I don't know whether I believe in God or not," said Matisse. "But the essential thing is to put oneself in a frame of mind which is close to that of prayer."
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Insiders Handicapping Guide to the NBA Conference Finals
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Insider's Guide to Handicapping the NBA Conference Finals
Both the Eastern and Western Conference Finals are now down to being a best-of-three contest as all four teams were able to take full advantage of its home court. The NBA's version of the Final Four continues this Monday night with Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals showdown between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs. The Boston Celtics verse Miami Heat series in the Eastern Conference Finals resumes with Game 5 on Tuesday night.
The following is brief recap of each series along with some current betting trends that should provide an inside tract to gaining an edge on handicapping the upcoming games.
Western Conference Finals- Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs
Oklahoma City was down but far from out after losing the first two games of this series as underdogs on the road. It took care of business at home with a 20-point blowout in last Thursday night's Game 3 as a four-point home favorite followed by a six-point 109-103 victory as a 3.5-point home favorite this past Saturday night. Kevin Durant has paced the Thunder with 116 points in four games with Russell Westbrook and James Harding chipping-in a combined 34 points a game.
San Antonio had reeled-off 20 straight wins including 10 in the postseason before last Thursday night's loss and is now just 1-4 against the spread in its last five games. The total has been evenly split in this series at 2-2 in the first four games. The veteran leadership of Tim Duncan and Tony Parker continues to lead the way, but the Spurs have also gotten some major contributions from Manu Ginobili and Kawhi Leonard in this series.
This matchup appears set to go the distance with the all-important deciding Game 7 slated for this upcoming Friday. Both teams have been able to use the energy of their home court to generate some wins, so the big question remains. Can the Thunder win in San Antonio where they are 0-5 SU and 2-3 ATS in their last five trips there?
Eastern Conference Finals- Boston Celtics vs. Miami Heat
Boston's heart-breaking 115-111 loss in overtime of Game 2 as a 3.5-point road underdog, would have severely tested the will of most teams. In the Celtics case, it woke-up this team up as they responded with two crucial victories at home in the last two games. One thing that this veteran group has to be concerned with is its inability to hold onto leads. It has now streaked-out to fast starts in the last three games but two of them had to be decided in overtime.
Miami showed the ill-effects of Chris Bosh still being out of the lineup with an abdominal strain in its recent stint in Boston. LeBron James continued to put-up some big numbers with 34 points in Game 3 and 29 points this past Sunday night, but Dwyane Wade has really struggled shooting the ball. He went 9-for-20 from the field in last Friday's loss and was 7-for-22 in Game 4. Right now Bosh is expected back for Tuesday night's Game 5, which would be a much welcomed addition to the lineup for the Heat.
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Oklahoma City vs. San Antonio
The Thunder are 4-1-1 ATS in their last six road games and 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven games overall. The total has gone 'over' in four of their last five games on the road.
The Spurs are 23-5-1 ATS in their last 29 home games and 8-2 ATS in their last 10 games following a SU loss. The total has stayed 'under' in seven of their last 10 playoff games as favorites.
Oklahoma City is 5-12-1 ATS in its last 18 games in San Antonio. The home team is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings and the total has gone 'over' in six of the last eight games.
Boston vs. Miami
The Celtics are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall but just 1-5 ATS in their last six games following a SU win. The total has gone 'over' in five of their last seven games on one day's rest.
The Heat are 7-2 ATS in their last nine games as favorites at home but just 2-5 ATS in their last seven games playing on one day's rest. The total has gone 'over' in six of their last seven games.
Boston is now 7-1 ATS in the last eight meetings and the total has gone 'over' in six of the last seven games played in Miami. The home team is 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings.
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Hardball's Chris Matthews on Thursday slammed Fox News as a "roach motel" for possible presidential candidates, knocking the chances of that network's analysts, Newt Gingrich and Sarah Palin. Yet, the MSNBC anchor, who obsesses daily about the so-called birther issue, admitted he hasn't been as tough on Donald Trump as he could. (Trump, of course, hosts The Apprentice on parent channel NBC.)
After Time magazine's Michael Scherer contrasted Palin and Gingrich with NBC's Trump, Matthews blurted, "Well, that's why I've sort of been nice to him, if he hasn't noticed that."
When Scherer relayed that the reality star has people telling him to stop talking about Barack Obama's birth certificate, Matthews further explained the connection to his network colleague: "...I'm one of those guys. I was on the phone with him a couple weeks ago: 'Stop it!' I can't tell him what to do."
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- Ashok g Fai
- Lives in Salem
- 1 Review
"Awesome place its one of my sweet memories"
- Posted Nov 27, 2014
I visited Mantralayam in my holiday. Awesome place its one of my sweet memories. Very silent and powerful temple. Small river or lake is there, good to take nice bath. I tasted food in temple till now it�s in my mind. Also hotel masal dosa hmm yummmy. Once again have to go. Thank you.More » « Less
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- Sudha Kollu
- 13 Reviews
"Good temple of Raghavendra swamy"
- Posted Aug 21, 2014
This temple build besides of River Tungabhadra,this is a god temple,this temple was very famous in kurnool district of andhra pradesh. This is god Ragavendra swamy temple,the road way little bit not good,we go on rented vehicle, from there Panchamuki Anjaneya swamy temple is very nearer.More » « Less
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- 23 votes
- Jyothsna Shetty
- Lives in Mumbai
- 6 Reviews
- Posted Aug 14, 2014
A religious visit. You can start travelling in the morning, you will reach by 6 pm. You can visit places like Chitradurga, Shimoga on the way. You can then freshen up and visit temple. In case you reach in mid day, do wait till night, have a look at the golden Rath Yatra. Its just beautiful. We had halted in Hotel Udupi. They have good food, and the rooms are spacious enough for two.More » « Less
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- Pramod
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- Lives in Hyderabad
- 5 Reviews
"Good religious place near Hyderabad"
- Posted Jan 25, 2014
It is one of the most opted places by Hyderabadis and Bangalorians, as a religious place to visit for mental peace. For a family with small kids travelling to this place can be very easy, safe and convenient. Best is to board a train as it is a overnight journey. There lodging is easy to find and at economic rates. Once you reach there, you must visit Panchamukhi, Bichchali and Samadhi. They are in close by and easy to reach. Families can spend 2 or even 3 days. Bichchali can be good for kids as there are river banks and one can enjoy being there in the open.More » « Less
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- Gokul Krishna
- Flashpacker
- Lives in Bangalore
- 3 Reviews
- Posted Sep 30, 2013
Lakhs of devotees come here to have a glimpse of the Brindavana or Vrindavana every year. There are lot of hotels around the mutt and getting accommodation is not difficult. Summers are hot here and winter season is pleasant. Winter mornings may be very chilly.More » « Less
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- Manickavasagam Thangavelu
- Flashpacker
- Lives in Karur
- 4 Reviews
- Posted Sep 3, 2013
Very good place to see Lord Ragavendra. To relax yourself this place is good to change our fast life. We can notice people without any hurry there. The temple is so calm and neat and people are at peace.More » « Less
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: nil
Activities & things to do: Can visit many places near by. Lot of Share auto is there and it costs around 20 to 30 Rs. per head.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: We started trip by bus APSRTC from Koyambedu Chennai on Friday evening 5.30 PM and bus reached mantralaya at 9.00 am Saturday morning. We stayed at a hotel and the darshan was on Saturday night .
Visited Panchamugi anjaneyar temple next day Sunday and got the same bus from Manthralayam to Chennai on 6.00 evening (Sunday) and reached Chennai on Monday morning around 9.30 AM
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- 26 votes
- Gurulingan Gowd
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- 4 Reviews
- Posted Aug 26, 2013
Good and peaceful place to visit. Mantralayam is the good holy place. every one can go and visit. Good environment.More » « Less
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Food also available for free of cost. No need to worry about food. In a day, 3 times temple devasthanam provides food. Except Ekadashi, every day the temple provides prasadham.
Activities & things to do: Here Thungabadhra river is very good to visit, and now water flow is good.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: We can go by train or bus. Thungabadra or this village is also called as Mantralayam road up to here train is available. For Mantralayam bus and autos also available from the station.
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- Nandagopal Samarajalingam
- Soulseeker
- Lives in Chennai
- 5 Reviews
- Posted Aug 3, 2013
Mantralayam is one of the beautiful place located in the bank of river Thungabadra. It is extremely peaceful, sacred place where you can have darshin of Jeeva Samadhi of Sri Ragavendra Swmiji. The pious worship of the temple through Pradhikshana of Brindavan ( Jeeva Samadhi ) is considered as very important in this place.More » « Less
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: We visited Bichali and Panchamuga Anjaneya where Sri Ragavendra Swami had done his prayers in his times. Though approach roads were very bad, the visit is really worth.
We shopped radium coated Krishna dolls on the approach roads of the Temple.
Though Udipi restaurant was available, we took food at the temple itself on all three days.
Activities & things to do: It was extremely satisfying trip for our family.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: The temple is 20 kms from the station and there are plenty of share autos available to reach the temple. We stayed at KalpaVriksha Hotel ( booked earlier ). There are number of guest houses managed by Matha of Sri Ragavendra Temple Matha.
Reaching from Bangalore by train was easier for us though we are from Chennai.
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- S.keerthivasan
- 2 Reviews
- Posted Jun 30, 2013
Manthralayam, Sri ragavendrar temple-very peacefull and pleasent environment to pray. Manthralayam was excellent holy place. Everyone should atleast for once in life time. Powerfull god.More » « Less
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Food was good, river was peacefull view and more shops for purchase
Activities & things to do: Only prayers
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Good
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- Karthekeyan D
- Lives in Chennai
- 2 Reviews
- Posted Jun 19, 2013
This was my second trip to Mantralayam and wish to be blessed with many more trips to Mantralayam. This destination is also really calm, clean and not much polluted. There are a few other temples in the surrounding as well which should be must - visit temples. Wish you a happy and peaceful visit to temple and be blessed by Guru Shri Rayaru.More » « Less
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: MTR was my favorite breakfast stop, the breakfast was really good there. Lunch and Dinner was at Mantralayam temple itself and never missed to have it in temple. We were blessed to have lunch and dinner though we did not make it in time at both sessions.
Activities & things to do: Definitely visit Panchamukki Anjaneyar temple and also Udipi temple and other surrounding temples if possible
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Trains are available to Mantralayam Road station. Once you are out of station, almost all the vans, share autos and shuttles ply to Mantralayam. It's about 18-20 kms from station and they charge close to Rs.200 for a family of 5.
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