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The Dialectics of Oppression in Zaire book by Michael G Schatzberg | 2 available editions | Alibris Books
..". a truly authoritative source." Foreign Affairs ..". a valuable book for policy makers, multinational corporations, international organizations, and scholars who are interested in state formation in post-colonial Africa." African Studies Review Focusing on what the Zairian state is and does, Schatzberg examines how scarcity and insecurity have become twin motors of a dialectic of oppression, resulting in coercion, corruption, exploitation, and fear." Read More
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Kings quash Warriors' charge on home turf | india | Hindustan Times
Kings quash Warriors' charge on home turf
Kings XI Punjab recorded their first win in the fifth season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) with a seven-wicket victory over Pune Warriors in Chandigarh on Thursday. Ashutosh Sharma reports. Scorecard
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Overnight rains meant the Mohali track had lost its usual bounce. The KXIP bowlers relished the conditions and exploited them to hilt to bring an end to Pune Warriors' two-match winning streak.
England's T20 journeyman Dimitri Mascarenhas finally cashed in on the conditions while Aussie Shaun Marsh used every bit of his experience to not only bat through the innings but guide his team to a seven-wicket win.
Ever since his twitter outburst against the English selectors in 2010 for dropping him, Mascarenhas has been in the shadows. A handy all-rounder, he never realised his full potential and immersed himself in playing county cricket for Hampshire and the IPL, first for Rajasthan Royals before being bought by Kings XI Punjab in 2011 auctions. He also represented Otago Volts, New Zealand, in the Champions League.
Today he found the track tailor-made for him. Not only was he accurate but he also found help from the track to snap five wickets and restrict Pune Warriors to a meagre total.
Pune batsmen found the going tough. Jesse Ryder was run out after a mix up with skipper Sourav Ganguly and Mascarenhas then delivered twin blows in the sixth over, claiming Ganguly and Marlon Samuels with sharp deliveries. Thereafter it was downhill for the visitors as wickets fell at regular intervals.
Mascarenhas came back again to pick two more wickets in the 18th over to skittle Pune for the lowest score of the season.
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Marsh though given two chances by Pune Warriors held one end end up and punched boundaries at will. He started with a four, pulling Dinda over extra cover, and later found support in Piyush Chawla (15) to knock off the runs.

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Ethical Issues of Human Genetic Databases: A Challenge to Classical Health Research Ethics? book by Bernice Elger | 2 available editions | Alibris Books
Following the boom in population databases in recent years there has been sustained and intense international debate about political processes and legal and ethical issues surrounding the protection and use of genetic data. As a result, several national and international organizations and committees have published widely differing guidelines and statements concerning genetic databases and biobanks. Ethical Issues of Human Genetic Databases compares the new area of biobanking with the tradition of ethically accepted ... Read More
Following the boom in population databases in recent years there has been sustained and intense international debate about political processes and legal and ethical issues surrounding the protection and use of genetic data. As a result, several national and international organizations and committees have published widely differing guidelines and statements concerning genetic databases and biobanks. Ethical Issues of Human Genetic Databases compares the new area of biobanking with the tradition of ethically accepted classical research and highlights the distinctive features of existing databases and guidelines. The volume identifies areas of consensus and controversy while investigating the challenges posed to classical health research ethics by the existence of genetic databases, analyzing the reasons for such varying guidelines. The book will be essential to academics, biobankers, policy-makers and researchers in the field of medical ethics. Read Less
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Three big takeaways about Trump, Democrats from Ohio, Kansas and more in Tuesday's primaries | Fox News
Three big takeaways about Trump, Democrats from Ohio, Kansas and more in Tuesday's primaries
The president, who enjoys very high approval ratings among Republicans, was said by many to be a potential drag on Balderson’s campaign. The district, which is largely suburban, highly educated, and economically well-off, is considered by many analysts to be exactly the kind of place to give the president and his party fits in the Nov. 6 general election.
Some Republicans who make places like Ohio’s 12th District home are said – even by some nominal conservatives among the chattering class – to abhor President Trump’s conduct, his manner, and the brusque statements emanating frequently from his Twitter account.
Polls showed the race tightening over the last few weeks. With all precincts reporting, Balderson led Franklin County Recorder of Deeds O’Connor by just 1,754 votes. The margin was just under 1 percent – compared to an 11 percent victory margin for Trump in the district in the 2016 presidential election. Republicans have held the congressional seat since 1983.
The victor in the race remained undetermined because at least 3,425 provisional ballots and 5,048 absentee ballots must be reviewed. Those votes won’t be looked at until Aug. 18, and if the margin of victory for either candidate turns out to be less than one-half of 1 percent a recount would be mandatory under state law.
Whatever the outcome of the special election, Balderson and O’Connor will face each other again in the Nov. 6 for election a full two-year term for the congressional seat.
President Trump’s appearance at a campaign rally Saturday may have made all the difference in helping Balderson.
Like most of the special elections for congressional seats held since the president was elected, the results in Ohio’s 12th District were closer than expected and perhaps closer than they should have been.
Republican Pat Tiberi, who gave up the congressional seat to take a job as head of an Ohio business group, got 67 percent of the vote in 2016. That works out to just over 250,000 votes more than were cast for either candidate in Tuesday’s special election.
The battle over the Ohio congressional seat was fought with every weapon either party had at its disposal. It was supposed to foreshadow how the national election would go in the fall.
A win for the Democrats there Tuesday was predicted by some cable TV commentators, mainstream political reporters, and even some GOP politicians. They said the district was not “Trump country” – something the president no doubt grew tired of hearing. Instead, it looks like the energy he injected into the race may, for the GOP, have given Balderson a needed boost.
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel was not shy about making the connection between Trump and Balderson coming out ahead before the counting of all absentee and provisional ballots.
In a statement McDaniel claimed victory for Balderson and praised the district’s voters for having elected “a true conservative committed to pro-growth policies that have already brought new jobs and economic confidence to the state under President Trump’s leadership.”
If all that wasn’t bad enough for the pundits who predict an outcome of gloom and doom for everything Trump touches, the president saw other statewide candidates carrying his endorsement breeze to victory.
In primaries on Tuesday there were these results:
On the Democratic side, former state Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer defeated Abdul El-Sayed, who made a late surge thanks to backing from Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders in what some described as a proxy for the fight over the control of the national
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In the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate to take on Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow in November, Trump-endorsed candidate John James – a businessman and combat veteran seeking to become the second African-American Republican in the Senate – defeated self-funding businessman Sandy Pensler.
Most analysts think Michigan will be tough for the GOP in the fall and competition is expected to be will be fierce.
Provisional ballots still had to be reviewed and mail-in ballots were not all counted in the tight race. Because of the closeness of the contest there could be a recount.
Stylistically, many party professionals would prefer to see Colyer emerge as the nominee. He’d have an easier time in the general election against Democrat Laura Kelly and independent Greg Orman, the 2014 U.S. Senate candidate who nearly beat Republican Pat Roberts and who filed petitions this week to run for governor as an independent.
Kobach is an immigration hardliner believed to be the ultimate source behind several presidential comments about foreign nationals voting in the 2016 election. The secretary of state is considered toxic by the establishment types who’ve dominated the state GOP for years.
Orman’s entry into the race gives disaffected GOP moderates in places like Johnson County somewhere to park their vote without helping the Democrats.
But to get across the finish line, Kobach – if he’s the nominee – will likely need additional help from President Trump.
Hawley is unlikely to flame out like the last candidate to run against McCaskill. He’s considered thoughtful, steady, and one of the best GOP recruits this cycle, having led the statewide ticket in 2016.
McCaskill won her primary for another term with an impressive 83 percent of the close to 605,000 votes cast.
Hawley, even without a Trump endorsement, goes into the general election with an intensity advantage over his two-term opponent.
Washington state holds nonpartisan primaries where the top two finishers – even if both are from the same party – advance to face off in the Nov. 6 election.
GOP stalwart Dino Rossi, a former candidate for governor and the U.S. Senate, was the top vote-getter in the 8th Congressional District primary to pick a successor to retiring U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert and is favored to keep the seat in Republican hands. Democrat Kim Schrier came in second and will face Reichert in November.
U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the No. 4 Republican in the House leadership, managed to come out on top in her primary in the 5th Congressional District and will face Democrat Lisa Brown in November.
Based on what happened Tuesday, several things seem clear.
First, the big blue wave Democrats have talked about for months continues to fail to materialize.
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For a full hour, he poured lemonade. The world is a thirsty place, he thought as he nearly emptied his fourth pitcher of the day. And I am the Lemonade King. Fourth-grader Evan Treski is people-smart. He’s good at talking with people, even grownups. His younger sister, Jessie, on the other hand, is math-smart, but not especially good with people.
Evan lay on his back in the dark, throwing the baseball up in a straight line and catching it in his bare hands. Thwap. Thwap. The ball made a satisfying sound as it slapped his palm. His legs flopped in a V. His arms stretched up to the ceiling. And the thought that if he missed he’d probably break his nose made the game just interesting enough to keep going.On the floor above he heard footsteps—his mother’s—and then a long, loud scraping-groaning sound. He stopped throwing the ball to listen. His mother was dragging something heavy across the kitchen floor. Probably the broken air conditioner. A week ago, right at the beginning of the heat wave, the air conditioner in his mother’s attic office had broken. The man from Sears had installed a brand- new one but left the old one sitting right in the middle of the kitchen floor. The Treskis had been walking around it all week.Scra-a-a-ape. Evan stood up. His mom was strong, but this was a two- person job. Hopefully she wouldn’t ask him why he was hiding in the dark basement. And hopefully Jessie wouldn’t be in the kitchen at all. He’d been avoiding her for two days now, and it was getting harder by the minute. The house just wasn’t that big.Evan had his hand on the railing when the scraping noise stopped. He heard footsteps fading to silence. She’d given up. Probably the heat, he thought. It was that kind of weather: giving-up kind of weather. He went back to lying on the floor.Thwap. Thwap.Then he heard the basement door open. Psssshhh. Evan caught the ball and froze.“Evan?” Jessie’s voice sounded echo-y in the darkness. “Evan? You down there?”Evan held his breath. He lay completely still. The only thing that moved was the pins-and-needles prickling in his fingers.He heard the door start to close—long breath out—but then it stopped and opened again. Footsteps on the carpeted stairs. A black outline of Jessie standing on the bottom step with daylight squirting all around her. Evan didn’t move a muscle.“Evan? Is that you?” Jessie took one short step into the basement. “Is that . . . ? She inched her way toward him, then kicked him with her bare foot.“Hey! Watch it, would ya?” said Evan, swatting her leg. He suddenly felt stupid lying there in the dark.“I thought you were a sleeping bag,” she said. “I couldn’t see. What are you doing down here? How come the lights are off?”“It’s too hot with the lights on,” he said. He talked in a flat voice, trying to sound like the most boring person on the whole planet. If he kept it up, Jessie might just leave him alone.“Mom’s back in her office,” said Jessie, lying down on the couch. “Working.” She groaned as she said the word. Evan didn’t say anything. He went back to throwing the ball. Straight up. Straight down. Maybe silence would get Jessie to leave. He was starting to feel words piling up inside him, crowding his lungs, forcing out all the air. It was like having a chestful of bats, beating their wings, fighting to get out. “She tried to move the air conditioner, but it’s too heavy,” said Jessie.Evan tightened up his lips. Go away, he thought. Go away before I say something mean.“It’s gonna be hot a-a-a-all week,” Jessie continued. “In the nineties. All the way up ’til Labor Day.”Thwap. Thwap.“So, whaddya wanna do?” Jessie asked.Scream, thought Evan. Jessie never got it when you were giving her the Big Freeze. She just went right on acting as if everything were great. It made it really hard to tell her to bug off without telling her to BUG OFF! Whenever Evan did that, he felt bad.“So, whaddya wanna do?” Jessie asked again, nudging him with her foot.It was a direct question. Evan had to answer it or explain why he wouldn’t. And he couldn’t get into that. It was too . . . too complicated. Too hurtful.“Huh? So, whaddya wanna do?” she asked for the third time.“Doin’ it,” said Evan.“Nah, come on. For real.”“For real,” he said.“We could ride our bikes to the 7-Eleven,” she said.“No money,” he said.“You just got ten dollars from Grandma for your birthday.”“Spent it,” said Evan.“On what?”“Stuff,” Evan said.“Well, I’ve got . . . well . . . ” Jessie’s voice dribbled down to nothing. Evan stopped throwing the ball and looked at her. “What?”Jessie pulled her legs tight to her chest. “Nothin’,” she said.“Right,” said Evan. He knew that Jessie had money. Jessie always had money squirreled away in her lock box. But that didn’t mean she was going to share it. Evan went back to throwing the baseball. He felt a tiny flame of anger shoot up and lick his face.Thwap. Thwap.> “We could build a fort in the woods,” said Jessie.“Too hot.”“We could play Stratego.”“Too boring.”“We could build a track and race marbles.”“Too stupid!” A thin spider web of sweat draped itself over his foreheaddddd, spreading into his hair. With every throw, he told himself, It’s not her fault. But he could feel his anger growing. He started popping his elbow to put a little more juice on the ball. It was flying a good four feet into the air every time. Straight up. Straight down. Pop. Thwap. Pop. Thwap.The bats in his chest were going nuts.“What is the matter with you?” asked Jessie. “You’ve been so weird the last couple of days.”Aw, man, here they come. “I just don’t wanna play a dumb game like Stratego,” he said.“You like Stratego. I only picked that because it’s your favorite game. I was being nice, in case you hadn’t noticed.”“Look. There are only six days left of summer, and I’m not going to waste them playing a dumb game.” Evan felt his heartbeat speed up. Part of him wanted to stuff a sock in his mouth, and part of him wanted to deck his sister. “It’s a stupid game and it’s for babies and I don’t want to play a stupid baby game.”Pop. Thwap. Pop. Thwap.“Why are you being so mean?” Evan knew he was being mean, and he hated being mean, especially to her. But he couldn’t help it. He was so angry and so humiliated and so full of bats, there was nothing else he could be. Except alone. And she’d taken even that away from him. “You’re the genius,” he said. “You figure it out.” Good. That would shut her up. For once! Evan watched the ball fly in the air.“Is this because of the letter?” Jessie asked.Crack.Evan had taken his eyes off the ball for one second, just for one second, and the ball came crashing down on his nose. “Crud! Oh, CRUD!” He curled over onto his side, grabbing his nose with both hands. There was a blinding, blooming pain right behind his eyes that was quickly spreading to the outer edges of his skull.“Do you want some ice?” he heard Jessie ask in a calm voice.“Whaddya think?” he shouted.“Yeah?” She stood up.“No, I don’t want any stupid ice.” The pain was starting to go away, like a humungous wave that crashes with a lot of noise and spray but then slowly fizzles away into nothing. Evan rolled to a sitting position and took his hands away from his nose. With his thumb and index finger, he started to pinch the bridge. Was it still in a straight line?Jessie peered at his face in the dim light. “You’re not bleeding,” she said.“Yeah, well it, hurts!” he said. “A lot!”“It’s not broken,” she said.“You don’t know that,” he said. “You don’t know everything, you know. You think you do, but you don’t.”“It’s not even swollen. You’re making a big deal out of nothing.”Evan held his nose with one hand and hit his sister’s knee with the other. Then he picked up the baseball and struggled to his feet. “Leave me alone. I came down here to get away from you and you just had to follow. You ruin everything. You ruined my summer and now you’re going to ruin school. I hate you.” When he got to the bottom of the steps, he threw the baseball down in disgust. Thud.

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By WARREN BERGERMARCH 14, 1999
He may be an odds-on favorite to take home another Academy Award soon, but Steven Spielberg has committed his share of gaffes along the way. For example, his memorable debut film, ''Duel,'' has a scene in which the director's reflection shows up in the glass of a phone booth -- ''a real beginner's mistake,'' Mr. Spielberg acknowledged on a recent Monday night in a college auditorium in Greenwich Village, where he sat before a couple of hundred attentive film students and one enraptured interviewer named James Lipton.Mr. Spielberg had come to the New School, as dozens of famous actors and directors have before him, for the dual purpose of speaking to students and appearing on Bravo's weekly television series ''Inside the Actors Studio.'' As the students watched and the television camera rolled, Mr. Lipton, who runs the school's graduate film seminars and is host of the television series based on those seminars, shuffled index cards and conducted a polite, exhaustive four-hour interrogation of Mr. Spielberg, eliciting details large and small about his body of work.Results of the marathon interview, edited down to two hours, will appear in a special two-part installment of ''Inside the Actors Studio,'' beginning tonight at 8 and concluding next Sunday. In the program, viewers will see clips of rarely seen, formative home movies made by Mr. Spielberg. And they will learn that he has long been haunted by themes that show up in his films repeatedly -- for example, the sense that menacing forces are closing in (be they trucks or sharks or soldiers), and that there are lost children who must be found and rescued (from E. T. to Private Ryan).Baring the creative secrets of Hollywood's most talented actors and directors has become a specialty of Mr. Lipton's since he began writing, producing and presiding over ''Inside the Actors Studio'' four years ago. Unlike countless other celebrity interviewers, Mr. Lipton avoids talk of life in Hollywood or romantic affairs, and focuses on craft alone. Continue reading the main story
His trademark index-card questions, sometimes asked in the manner of a teacher giving an oral exam, are a result of weeks of intensive research. They tend to uncover details so minute that guests are sometimes startled when Mr. Lipton queries them about an obscure role in a forgotten high school production. (After one such question, Billy Crystal said to Mr. Lipton, ''You know you're scary, don't you?'')
But even if he occasionally catches them off guard, Mr. Lipton's guests are usually appreciative. ''Of all the millions of damned interview shows that I have done, I would rank this as the one that I cared the most about,'' said Jack Lemmon, who appeared on ''Inside the Actors Studio'' earlier this season.Mr. Lemmon said he enjoyed his appearance partly because ''it's uplifting being around all those students.'' But he also praised Mr. Lipton, saying that his longtime association with the legendary Actors Studio means that ''he's one of us, more or less -- he really understands actors, and the ways we work.''Mr. Lipton himself studied at the Actors Studio under the renowned teacher Stella Adler. But that's only one of a series of accomplishments and interests so varied as to seem slightly eccentric. The son of Lawrence Lipton, a Beat Generation poet, he claims to have written three novels by the time he was 12 years old. He has studied dance, choreographed theatrical shows, produced prime-time television specials saluting Bob Hope and written a best-selling book about collective terms in the English language, ''An Exaltation of Larks.'' He has represented the United States equestrian team in horse shows.
It was Mr. Lipton's idea to take television cameras inside the closed, cultish Actors Studio, which over the last 50 years has been a champion of the Method acting style taught by Lee Strasberg and practiced by the likes of Marlon Brando, Paul Newman and Shelley Winters. Initially Mr. Lipton planned to have actors from the studio simply conduct seminars for students in a new graduate film studies program he had led. ''But then I thought, I'd hate to see these one-of-a-kind sessions, with the greatest actors and directors of our time, just vanish,'' he said.
So he approached Bravo about the possibility of using taped seminars to create a television series. The series began in 1994 with an interview with Mr. Newman, a former Actors Studio president, and quickly established itself as Bravo's flagship program.
It has since become must-see TV in Hollywood on Sunday nights. The program's popularity in the film community is such that Mr. Lipton, who used to have to talk some actors into appearing, finds that ''more and more, the actors are coming to us.'' The program's association with the Actors Studio and its impressive roster of past guests (including Meryl Streep, Lauren Bacall, Anthony Hopkins and Robert DeNiro) have given it a certain cachet among actors who want to be taken seriously.
Ed Carroll, general manager at Bravo, said that top Hollywood publicists now try to book appearances for clients just before Academy Award voting. ''Being on the show can elevate the way an actor is perceived,'' Mr. Carroll said.In addition to writing and asking the questions, Mr. Lipton edits the program himself. It is not easy, he said. ''When you have to condense a conversation with someone like Meryl Streep or Jack Lemmon, you leave diamonds on the editing room floor,'' he said.The final cut on the episodes goes to the guests themselves. ''Knowing they have that final cut allows them to relax in the interview,'' Mr. Lipton said. ''They don't have to worry about being surprised or ambushed.''
Not that Mr. Lipton would be likely to ambush them anyway: he is an unabashed admirer of most guests. That, along with his occasional talking about himself during his interviews, has drawn criticism.Still, he takes pride in his creation: an interview program in which film stars reflect thoughtfully on their work instead of reflexively promoting their latest movies. In Mr. Lipton's guest chair, actors cease being stars for a while and become artists and teachers. And these are roles they seem to relish.
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Bend Over (Bend Over Series Book 1) - Kindle edition by Brina Brady, Tina Adamski. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
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I have read plenty of books in the genre and I am really conflicted about the relationship between these two. Julien wanted complete honesty from Shane but I don't think that he ever gave the same in return. From the moment they met he was playing mind games and I don't understand how that behavior can inspire trust. Shane was not experienced, not his sub, and in a complete state of confusion; Julian still felt the need to send him to "humiliation" when I don't think he property explained to Shane what he would face there. Maybe I am naive in believing that Dom/sub relationships are based in open communication and clear expectations. How could he do that to an inexperienced kid regardless of the behavior? I guess my biggest issue with is that he was lying to Shane the entire time; he was testing him as a sub from the start when poor Shane had no freaking clue and clear understanding of Julien's intentions. And yes he signed a paper with rules to follow and agreed to take the punishment... But how as a "Master Dom" can he allow Shane to sign his name and abide by his rules not having complete understanding of expectations?
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Overall experience was "great" location to Haraam is a walk through shopping mall about 650metres. only weak signal wifi in bedroom. Moosa from South Africa. Iftaar 'supper' was really great many choices from buffet. Stayed July 2014, traveled with family
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This hotel is the best option of the worst. You have no choice. I have always experienced bad service at this hotel. For the last 5 years, I have been staying at this hotel and everytime we encountered a problem, the last time we stayed, the restaurant was full, loud noise from nearby rooms, the reception staff did not know where our room was, he sent us to the wrong floor.
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Great location, but during seasons e.g ramadan, it gets VERY busy and staff may not provide you full attention. The hotel is only second to Raffles. One of the best options in Makkah. Construction is ongoing now which may be abit noisy
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It's a very nice hotel it has a great access to Alharam, but there is the delay issue. They take so long in check in and out.The food is great. The bathrooms Are nice. But they have to make the view window much more cleaner!
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Makkah Clock Royal Tower is the best place to stay in the Holy city,The quality of Food at the price they serve is not common in the 5 star hotels I have stayed. The must have a very smart management in their Food and Beverage department.
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Check in/out took forever and was not friendly. Room cleanness was not good. The room had stains on the carpet and the ceiling. When asked to change the room, the staff was not straight forward and ignored my request until i had to go down and almost yell at them. Stayed July 2014, traveled as a couple
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3 hours to get room service , if you can manage to get a hold of anyone , at least 3 elevators to get to room , awful food and food service , would never stay at the hotel again, ages to check in and check out
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Wolves 1-0 Cardiff: Late Hudson own goal sees Wolves jump into Championship top six | Daily Mail Online
Wolves 1-0 Cardiff: Late Hudson own goal helps hosts jump into Championship top six
Cardiff captain Mark Hudson slices a Kevin McDonald cross into his own net Home side had dominated but struggled to test Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall before late own goalFirst defeat of the season for promotion favourites CardiffWolves up to fourth in the Championship table First game for visitors since Malky Mackay allegations broke Kenny Jackett's men have beaten all three relegated Premier League sides by a 1-0 scoreline. By
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Wolves completed a top-class hat-trick as a stoppage-time own goal from Mark Hudson earned them a 1-0 win Sky Bet Championship win against Cardiff.Hudson deflected the ball into his own net following a speculative shot from Kevin McDonald.The goal ensured Wolves have now beaten all three of the sides relegated from the Barclays Premier League last season, having already secured 1-0 wins against Norwich and Fulham. Last-gasp: Wolves players celebrate Mark Hudson's stoppage-time own goalThe defeat capped a testing week in the worst possible way for Cardiff, who were in the headlines in the build-up to the game following the probe into former manager Malky Mackay and sporting director Iain Moody.Wolves should have had the game wrapped up by half-time as they dominated without having a real cutting edge in front of goal.Cardiff, who were beaten for the first time this season, were a different proposition after the half-time introduction of striker Kenwyne Jones and he looked set to win the game for then in the 83rd minute only to be denied by a stunning save from Carl Ikeme.Wolves winger Bakary Sako set the tone for the first period when he was denied a spectacular 13th-minute opener by the woodwork. Top six: Hudson's late intervention sees Wolves jump into the fledgling Championship's play-off placesAfter a spell of sustained Wolves pressure, they forced two corners in quick succession and from the second Sako whipped in a curling centre.The ball flew over the outstretched hand of goalkeeper David Marshall and the Scotland international was relieved to see it bounce to safety off the inside of his far post.Wolves did carry the greater threat in the early exchanges and Cardiff were left to breathe a sigh of relief again when Rajiv van La Parra's 20th-minute shot was deflected wide for a corner.The hosts were then caught out from their own corner with Adam Le Fondre launching a one-man counter-attack that saw him race the full length of the field before pulling his shot across the face of Ikeme's goal.It was a rare moment of menace for Cardiff, who were struggling to keep the three-pronged Wolves attack of Van La Parra, Sako and Nouha Dicko in check. Committed: The home side's Scott Golbourne is challenged by Matthew Connolly of CardiffDutchman van La Parra should really have made Wolves' pressure pay off on the half-hour when he was picked out at the far post by a cross from left-back Scott Golbourne only to fail to hit the target with his close-range header. MATCH FACTS Wolves: Ikeme; Doherty, Batth, Stearman, Golbourne; Evans, McDonald, van La Parra (Henry 87), Edwards (Jacobs 66); Sacko, DickoSubstitutes not used: Clarke, McCarey, Ricketts, McAlinden, Ebanks-Landell Scorer: Hudson own goal 90 Booked: Evans, McDonald Cardiff: Marshall; Connolly, Hudson, Morrison, Da Silva; Pilkington (Burgstaller 66), Gunnarsson (Dikgacoi 75), Adeyemi, Whittington; Le Fondre, Maynard (Jones 46)Substitutes not used: Brayford, Macheda, Eikrem, Moore Booked: Adeyemi, Connolly Referee: Darren Drysdale (Lincolnshire)Attendance: 21,221 Van La Parra then tested Marshall from long range and right-back Matt Doherty fired into the side-netting as Cardiff's goal continued to lead a charmed life.Wolves' failure to take advantage of their dominance should really have been punished on the stroke of half-time as Cardiff finally managed to muster a chance of their own.A corner from Anthony Pilkington found its way to Sean Morrison at the far post but he could not turn the ball home from two yards.Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needed to do something to shake up his team and he turned to the powerful presence of Jones at half-time, sending him on in place of Nicky Maynard. Jones certainly proved a handful for Wolves' central defenders Richard Stearman and Danny Batth and it was no surprise that Cardiff started to carry more of a threat going forward with Peter Whittingham seeing his 20-yard drive in the 55th-minute turned around the post by Ikeme. Heads you win: Cardiff winger Anthony Pilkington (left) goes up for a header with Wolves' Scott Golbourne Tackle: Wolves' Nouha Dicko is challenged by Cardiff skipper Mark Hudson, who would go on to score a late own goalSubstitute Guido Bergstaller then had a 76th-minute shot saved by Ikeme, with Cardiff's players appealing strongly for a penalty after the ball appeared to deflect off the arm of Stearman.Whittingham then picked out Jones who was just six yards from goal but his volley was beaten away by Ikeme before Hudson's unfortunate intervention earned Wolves victory in a dramatic finale.
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Clayton: The Colts had a chance � but they deserved to loseIndianapolis Colts3014dJohn ClaytonTrueHoop Presents: How the NBA schedule is breaking its players7hTom HaberstrohSource: Rockets discussing Howard with teamsHouston Rockets29mRaiders agree to lease with O.co Coliseum for '16Oakland Raiders6mInside the NFL's wild return to LASt. Louis Rams7hSeth Wickersham and Don Van Natta Jr.Durant, NBA mourn passing of Williams' wifeOklahoma City Thunder53mPolice: McCoy definitely involved in alleged brawlBuffalo Bills1hBarry Sanders' son plans transfer to Okla. St.Oklahoma State Cowboys2hJake Trotter32 NFL players who could use a new location12hOdom cheered during appearance at Kanye event10mMagic Johnson and Peyton Manning smash eggs on their headsDenver Broncos12hHannah WhittenElite defense is alternate path around NFL QB star system13hKevin SeifertSobel: Justin Rose, Justin Timberlake trading places2hJason SobelTop 300 fantasy MLB rankings3hCockcroft's top 250 fantasy baseball rankings8hTristan H. CockcroftKarabell's top 250 fantasy baseball rankings8hEric KarabellNew spring football league begins taking shape12hThomas NeumannManager: 'Cyborg' Justino in UFC still a 'long shot'12hBrett OkamotoRodenberg: Four big issues facing the DFS industry in 20167hRyan RodenbergBaseline Buzz: Concerned with Serena, Federer and Nadal?7hESPN.comNBA, owners to talk detailed ads-on-jerseys plan3hDarren Rovell and Brian WindhorstSources: 3-game ban for Bengals' Burfict upheldCincinnati Bengals5hGilberto Ramirez focused on making history8hDan RafaelFrom The Mag: Can Melo Trimble return the Terps to glory?Maryland Terrapins10hHallie GrossmanSuper Bowl loss aside, Panthers get good marks on final report card12hDavid NewtonCLG Smasher NAKAT: "I feel like our stories should be told on a [grander] stage."5hTyler "Fionn" ErzbergerA tough loss -- but a justified one for the ColtsEmailcommentNov 12, 2007John ClaytonESPN Senior Writer Close Senior NFL writer and commentator
Member of the writers' wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OhioFollow on TwitterEmailprintcommentSAN DIEGO -- On a night filled with head-scratching frustration and dagger-through-the heart disappointment, Tony Dungy ultimately came to one conclusion: Justice was served. The 23-21 loss his Colts suffered to the Chargers didn't feel good, not good at all. But it felt right -- in some sick, twisted way."It's a game we probably didn't deserve to win," Dungy said, "and we didn't."That's because the Colts who showed up to play Sunday night at Qualcomm Stadium did not -- other than a hard, tenacious effort by the defense -- resemble the defending Super Bowl champions. These were not your Dungy Colts. These were not your Peyton Manning Colts. Instead, these were your Rod Dowhower Colts, circa 1986, a throwback to the days when mistakes were the norm and the team seemed more interested in acquiring the top pick in the draft.It was a bad night for Peyton Manning, but he still had the Colts in position to win. Donald Miralle/Getty ImagesConsider on this night:" Manning throwing a career-high six interceptions (three to Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie), setting a franchise record in the process." Adam Vinatieri, one of the best clutch kickers in NFL history, missing two field goals, including the 29-yard chip shot that would've given Indianapolis a one-point lead with 1:31 left." The special teams allowing two touchdowns by San Diego return specialist Darren Sproles -- a kickoff return and a punt return, both in the first quarter." Dungy calling a dumb final timeout with 1:34 left before Vinatieri's last field goal attempt. That final timeout handcuffed Manning when he got the ball back with 22 seconds left because he had no way to stop the clock.Yet despite all that, the turnovers and errant kicks and special-teams breakdowns and all the rest, the Colts still -- remarkably, incredibly -- had a chance to win after rallying from a 23-0 deficit.The win even seemed to be a foregone conclusion when Colts running back Joseph Addai appeared to have picked up a first down on a 3-yard run to the Chargers' 6 with 1:36 remaining. Officials on the field signaled a first down � but officials in the replay booth challenged the spot. That caused an uproar on the Indianapolis sideline. Dungy had never seen that happen before, a replay challenging a spot in the final minutes.Referee Gene Steratore reversed the call on the field and set up a fourth-and-1. The next play was, amazingly, even more bizarre and frustrating for the Colts.Manning was on the field to run off clock time and try to draw the Chargers offside. As tight end Ben Utecht arose from a three-point stance, two other Colts started to motion to a new formation. Indy runs this play all the time, and according to Dungy, the league office said just last week that the Utecht type of shift was legal.But it wasn't legal Sunday night, at least not to Steratore's officiating crew. Out came the false start flag, the call being that Utecht's move was too abrupt. Dungy complained in vain to officials. Still, he had Mr. Clutch -- Vinatieri -- waiting to give the Colts the lead.Instead, the kick went wide right � barely. A few minutes later, the loss was official, and all of a sudden Indianapolis finds itself in a mini-crisis mode, with a two-game losing streak and just a one-game division lead over Jacksonville and Tennessee.Yes, we know what you're thinking, that the Colts had a hangover from last week's tough loss to the Patriots, that they simply couldn't rebound quick enough from that emotionally draining game. To make matters worse, the physical shortcomings were even tougher to overcome.On the pregame injury report, Indy looked like a team that had traveled to San Diego in an ambulance. The offense was missing three starters -- wide receiver Marvin Harrison, tight end Dallas Clark and left tackle Tony Ugoh. Out on defense were defensive tackle Raheem Brock and linebackers Freddie Keiaho and Tyjuan Hagler.Adam Vinatieri isn't used to blowing a chance to nail the game-winning field goal. AP Photo/Denis PoroyAlthough Dungy preaches to his team not to use injuries as an excuse, Manning's offense was clearly undermanned. The Colts had just 17 active players on offense, and during the game, tackles Charlie Johnson and Ryan Diem were injured. That left Manning with three wide receivers, two tight ends, five offensive linemen and three running backs."We don't use injuries as an excuse, but we still had a chance to win the game," Manning said. "We have no choice but to refocus. � To lose two in a row is disappointing. Getting a win is the best remedy for a two-game losing streak."Manning and Dungy had pained looks on their faces after the game, but few players were seen in the locker room. That's because they were in the training room. Defensive end Dwight Freeney left in the fourth quarter with a lower left leg injury. He left the stadium wearing a boot. Defensive end Keyunta Dawson followed him with what appeared to be a broken or badly bruised hand.Indianapolis was down to third-stringers along the defensive and offensive line, at linebacker and at wide receiver."We certainly have not had a lot of breaks go our way as far as injuries," Manning said. "A lot of those things are out of your control. Hopefully, we can get some guys back. We've got to find a way to get a win, and certainly that starts with me playing better."Manning blamed his interceptions and misfires on bad throws and bad decisions, but it was clear early in the game that the offense was struggling with Aaron Moorehead and Craphonso Thorpe trying to play the roles of Harrison and Anthony Gonzalez in the three-receiver sets. Thorpe has been around the NFL for four years with four teams but hadn't caught a pass in a game until Sunday night. Utecht and Bryan Fletcher won't be confused with Clark at tight end.It didn't help that the Colts trailed 16-0 just 10 minutes into the game. Manning, trying to make something happen, was intercepted three times in the opening quarter as he threw to spots in which the pass-catchers weren't present. Thorpe and Moorehead lack the speed and experience to replace the injured Indy starters. In each half, Manning dialed up potential touchdown passes that Reggie Wayne or Harrison would have caught. Thorpe and Moorehead missed getting to them by a step or two.Then, when LaDainian Tomlinson gave San Diego a 23-0 lead with a 4-yard run midway through the second quarter, Manning was robbed of another offensive weapon. Now, he couldn't balance the offense with runs by Addai.So Manning (34-for-58, 328 yards) hoped to just chip away at the Chargers defense. He found Wayne for an 8-yard touchdown pass for the Colts' first score. Then he directed a lengthy drive that resulted in Vinatieri's having to rush onto the field in the final 10 seconds of the half. But he could not connect on the rushed 42-yard attempt."You're running out there as fast as you can to get things going, and I was just trying to get it off before the clock ran out," Vinatieri said. "It was perfect operation. It was just on me. If I make either one of those two, the game is different, and I let the team down."The Chargers gave the Colts every chance to come back. Philip Rivers struggled and made turnovers. Norv Turner kept calling Tomlinson running plays and was booed by the San Diego crowd. Manning kept firing passes and was in position to win.But the Colts, taking their cue from Dungy, knew they didn't deserve a victory."Usually when you have that many turnovers and you make that many interceptions, you usually don't have a chance," Manning said. "We kept fighting. We had a chance there at the end."The Colts had the chance, and the way they lost was even more painful -- even if the outcome was justified.John Clayton, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame writers' wing, is a senior writer for ESPN.com.

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