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Like A Pony
At the risk of sounding like a total pisher: I finally decided to get some exercise yesterday.
I like playing happy, laughing games like badminton or Captain's Ball as much as the next girl but concerted, planned, actual fitness? No, thank you.
In light of an alarmingly expanding waistline though, I finally decided to chuck my principles down the chute and go for a RUN. Yes, a run. I mean, who runs?! For one, it is the most banal sport since the beginning of time, surpassed in stupidity only by soccer. You're not actually going anywhere, or playing anything, you're just moving your legs like pistons and subjecting yourself to bone-crunching impact for no reason other than to be abjectly bored and sweaty. Not my idea of a weekend, really.
But BS had me well and truly convinced that we needed to lose the flab, so I put on my hot pink shorts and we went off to the beach. Considering that I loathe jogging and haven't actually moved at a quicker pace than a smart trot since the Triassic period, I knew it wasn't going to bode well for me. We strolled to the walking track by the sea, then I put in my earphones, turned up The Who, and confidently went poncing off into the ether.
For the first twenty seconds or so, I couldn't stop giggling at the absurdity of me going running. Then I tried to be one with the road, concentrate on the sound of my footsteps, my music, the wash of the waves, the in and out swoosh of my breath. I dug deep and reached for the liberation and exhilaration that all marathon runners find when they push their bodies to physical perfection.
In 200 metres, I wanted to smack marathon runners, hard. I was in a shitload of physical pain - cramping and protesting muscles, stabbing pains in my ribcage and chest. For one, people with breast sizes bigger than a B cup really shouldn't be bouncing around in public. It just doesn't feel polite.
For another, it fucking hurts. I kept going, swinging my numb arms like some lolloping orang utan, puffing desperately for air. Eventually (another 200 metres later, perhaps) I was forced to slow down while BS loped rangily into the distance. I half-ran, half-walked to stop myself from dying and everytime BS turned his head to look for me, I, refusing to appear like an airless fish in front of him, would duck speedily behind a tree or shrub, which rendered me more breathless in turn.
Nothing but my pride kept me going for another kilometre or so and when I finally caught up with BS who had slown to a walk, I managed to gather my composure and regain my breath. The rest of the sojourn wasn't half bad, actually. We walked to the end of the paved road in the dimming light, then turned and brisked walked back to where we started, listening to our music and communicating only via hand signals all the way. It was fun, racing each other like frisking lambs, then dropping to a walk when we got tired. I was almost over the agony of the actual jog.
To say I woke up in pain this morning would be a gross understatement. The last time I was in so much pain was when a 1000-pound horse nearly rode off with me into the sunset and I hung grimly on to its mane with every muscle in my body. That was over a year ago, coincidentally also the last time I exercised. I feel good mentally, knowing that I got out and did something, but um, I still hate running and all the sports bra clad jocks that do it. Runners high, my overgrown arse.
To that end, I was intending to suggest a more game-y activity the next time, that is, until I came in to work. As I was proudly declaring my sporty weekend to my colleagues, Estelle joined in the conversation enthusiastically with: "You should try belly-dancing. It's very flattering for people of your size."
Before my jaw could hit the floor, she went blithely on with: "Besides, the fatter you are, the better it looks!"
Guess I'm going to have to take another run tonight after all.


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Gerard Gallant hoped the challenge of playing the defending Stanley Cup champions would be magic elixir in helping his team out of a four-game funk.
The Panthers certainly responded.
Thanks in part to a three-goal opening period, Florida's losing streak is history as the Panthers beat the Western Conference-leading Blackhawks 4-0 in front of 19,343 at BB&T Center on Friday night.
"They brought the best out of us," said Gallant, who was coaching Jonathan Huberdeau in the Canadian junior leagues when Florida last beat Chicago in 2011.
The shutout of the Blackhawks was the first by a Florida goalie since John Vanbiesbrouck did it near the end of his South Florida run in 1998.
Roberto Luongo made 27 saves for his 72nd career shutout, which puts him 10th all-time.
"We knew if we had a good start, we could set the tempo and the pace," said Luongo, who is scheduled to get a rare start on consecutive nights Saturday against visiting Tampa Bay.
"Our start [Friday] was more important than in any other game this season, I thought. ... Once we took the lead, we didn't try and sit on it."
The Panthers and Blackhawks both hold the distinction of the having the longest winning streaks in the NHL this season at 12. Chicago's run was snapped Thursday in Tampa, as the Lightning pulled within a point of the Panthers in the Atlantic Division.
So, with Tampa Bay in Sunrise for a big game Saturday night, the challenge for the Panthers isn't close to being over.
"Tampa beat us pretty good up there, so we have to get back," said Brian Campbell, who beat the Blackhawks for the first time since being traded from Chicgao in 2011.
"We know how the standings look, where everyone is. There are no excuses. We have to keep going."
Florida took its first lead since its 12-game winning ended in Vancouver on Jan. 11 when Reilly Smith took a Jussi Jokinen feed and beat Chicago backup Scott Darling midway through the first.
The Panthers continued coming hard at Darling and the Hawks, making it 2-0 when former Chicago defenseman Campbell drove in and scored from the left circle.
With 2.2 seconds left in the period, Quinton Howden made it 3-0, scoring his second goal in as many games.
"We played a full 60 minutes, which is what we were doing [during] our win streak," Campbell said.
Darling stayed in and Aaron Ekblad — who hasn't played in a loss since Dec. 12 — picked off the puck and scored less than three minutes into the second period to make it 4-0.
"The whole team should be happy; we were firing on all cylinders for sure," said Ekblad, who missed the previous four games with a concussion.
The Blackhawks pulled Darling and decided to play with an empty net with 8:30 left in a desperate attempt to get something going. But as was the case for the Panthers in Calgary after their long win streak was snapped, nothing happened.
Florida lost 6-0 to the Flames two nights after its 12-game streak came to a close.
"We talked about how our streak ended and they played a pretty strong game," Gallant said. "But we came out and got a pretty big lead and that helped us."
▪ The Panthers sat the slumping Brandon Pirri on Friday amid rumors the team was looking to trade the winger.
Pirri, who hasn't scored in the past six games, has nine goals this season after scoring a career-high 22 last year in three more games than he's currently played.
▪ The Panthers not only had Ekblad back in the lineup for the first time since the Vancouver game, but Erik Gudbranson returned after leaving Monday's game with a minor injury.
▪ Willie Mitchell was put on the injured list Friday with what is called a lingering lower-body issue. "He's been limping around the past two weeks," Gallant said.
Mitchell would be eligible to return Tuesday against Toronto.
▪ The only active member of the Panthers who was on the team when they last defeated the Blackhawks is Dmitry Kulikov.
Kulikov's first NHL regular season experience came in Florida's two-game set against the Blackhawks in Helsinki, Finland, to kick off the 2009-10 season.
▪ The past three head coaches of the Panthers were in Sunrise Friday as Kevin Dineen (2011-13) is an assistant coach for the Blackhawks.
Saturday: Lightning at Panthers
When, where: 7 p.m.; BB&T Center, Sunrise.
TV, radio: FSFL; WQAM (560), WMEN (640), WNMA (1210).
Series: Florida leads 60-50-10.
Scouting report: The Lightning, which snapped Chicago's franchise-record 12-game winning streak on Thursday night, has won seven in a row. Included in that is a 3-1 victory over the Panthers in Tampa last Sunday. … Florida is 2-1 against Tampa Bay this season.


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28 July 2018
The grades for the new season have been published by the ECF.
A new puzzle has been added.
7 June 2018
At the AGM, the player of the year was awarded to Phil Harlow. Phil played 27 games with an impressive grading performance of 173. The junior player of the year was Ben Raine, who had won the County under 18 tournament. The clubmanship trophy was awared to Iain Dodds.
Afterwards, 14 members took part in the handicap blitz tournament, which was won jointly by Andy Morley and Martin Burrows.
Statistics for the year have been added to the results page.
30 May 2018
A new game and puzzle have been added.
28 April 2018
The AGM will be held at the club on 31 May, starting at 7.30 p.m. It will be followed by a quickplay tournament.
21 December 2017
There was a record turnout of 17 players for the traditional Christmas doubles blitz tournament. The seven pairs plus a team of three competed in an all-play-all tournament, with players making alternate moves. After a fun evening, Trevor Woods and Iain Dodds were the runners-up with 5/7 and the winners, with a score of 6/7 were Harry Kershaw and Alan Ward.
Merry Christmas to everyone!
27 November 2017
The Christmas doubles blitz tournament will take place at the club on Thursday 21st December, starting at 7.30pm. Teams will be randomly drawn on the night.
4 October 2017
Wigston player Ben Vaughan is offering chess tutoring for beginners and is running sessions from Anstey Community Library in Anstey. The next session is on Saturday 7th October. Anybody interested is welcome to come along from 10am to 1pm. There will also be boards set up for friendlies for those that are a little more experienced. And it's free, so come and enjoy a morning's chess. Contact Ben on 07469 207548 if you've got any questions.
15 September 2017
There were 12 participants in the club quickplay tournament, played with a time handicap. There were two groups of six players, with the top two in each section progressing to the final. The four finalists were Rafal Malczyk, Martin Burrows, Phil Horspool and Iain Dodds, with Rafal emerging as the winner.
1 September 2017
The new league season is about to start, but before that there are a couple of events to get you warmed up:
Thursday 14th September: Wigston Quickplay tournament
Tuesday 26th September: LRCA Charity Quickplay (at Syston)
31 August 2017
Congratulations also to our Harrod Cup team who have won their first four matches to ensure winning the event with a round to spare.
21 August 2017
Congratulations to our Chapman Cup team who won the event for the 2nd year in a row, beating Market Harborough in the final.
5 June 2017
Andy Morley was awarded the President's Trophy at the AGM and made a life member for his 50 years service to the club (see photo). Andy joined the club as a teenager with his father Anthony. Even when away at Keele University Andy continued playing for Wigston at every opportunity and took over the Club captaincy shortly after his full time return to Wigston.
Andy has regularly represented the County 1st team over many years and is himself a former county individual champion. As well as his work for the Wigston Club he has been a senior administrator at the County level as organiser of the annual HE Atkins Congress and also the County Individual tournaments.
Alan Ward won the player of the year, with an 80% score for the season.
Ben Vaughan is stepping down as 4th and 5th team captain, and has provided a personal message to club members.
The AGM was followed by a handicap blitz tournament which was jointly won by Rafal Malczyk, Andy Morley and Martin Burrows.
2 May 2017
The AGM will take place at the club on 1 June and will be followed by a blitz tournament.
8 April 2017
The 1st team have retained the Division 1 championship following a 4-1 win against Melton.
16 March 2017
Entries are now invited for the 2017 County Individual tournaments which will, once again, be taking place at the Wigston club during the summer. The full details of how to enter, the different sections, the current list of entries and dates can all be found here. Please note the closing deadline for entries is 31st March..
6 February 2017
Please take a look at the Puzzles section which will feature a selection of tactics found and missed during our games. There is also a new game published.
22 December 2016
16 players took part in the traditional doubles blitz tournament. Games were played at a time limit of 5 minutes plus 3 seconds per move, with players making alternate moves. There was the usual selection of blunders, the occasional lengthy pause followed by "Oh, is it my move?" mixed in with some decent chess. The final results were:
1st (5½ out of 7) Phil Harlow and Barrie Cooper
2nd (5) Alan Byron and Ben Raine
3rd (4½) Andy Morley and Ben Vaughan
10 December 2016
The Christmas doubles blitz tournament will take place at the club on Thursday 22nd December, starting at 7.30pm. Teams will be randomly drawn on the night.
27 September 2016
Congratulations to Phil Harlow who has won the Challengers section of the County Championship, beating John Pattinson in a play-off.
15 September 2016
The club quickplay tournament was held as a 10 player all-play-all. The time limit was 5 minutes plus 3 seconds per moves for players graded less than 15 points apart. There was a time handicap, rising to 9 minutes versus 1 minute for players graded more than 60 points apart. The tournament was won by Martin Burrows with 8.5/9, with Iain Dodds (7) 2nd and Alan Byron (6) in 3rd.
5 September 2016
The new league season starts in October, with the fixtures available on this link.
2 September 2016
A few dates for your diary:
Thursday 15 September - Wigston quickplay tournament
Tuesday 27 September - LRCA prize giving and charity quickplay at Latimer
Thursday 22 December - Wigston Christmas doubles tournament
26 August 2016
Our team have won the Chapman Cup after beating Market Harborough in the final. They overcame the 1.5 point grade handicap with a convincing 4-0 win on the night.
Our team in the Wylie Cup were also successful, with an exciting 4-4 draw with Syston securing the trophy on game point difference.
2 August 2016
The grades for the new season have been published by the ECF.
26 May 2016
At the AGM, Neil Beasley was awarded the President's trophy . Neil is stepping down as a team captain, having done this role since 1960! Neil continues to serve as the club secretary.
Other awards were made to:
Player of the Year - Alan Ward
Clubmanship Trophy - Nik Chalashkanov
Junior Player of the Year - Ben Raine
A blitz tournament was held afterwards and was won by Alex van Hoof.
19 May 2016
Another league season has drawn to a close. The 1st team saw off a determined challenge from newly promoted Syston to win the 1st division championship. This is the 10th year in a row we have won the league!
Neil has put together some statistics for all the teams and players in the Results section.
7 April 2016
The AGM will take place at the club on 26th May and will be followed by a blitz tournament.
Entries are still being taken for the County Championship (closing date 15th April). There are 6 rounds, held at the Wigston club over the summer months, and there are 4 sections to cater for all strengths
3 December 2015
13 players took part in the traditional Christmas doubles blitz tournament held at the club. In each round there was a "doubles" game, with players making alternate moves, and two conventional "singles" games, with both games played at a time limit of 5 minutes plus 5 seconds a move. After an evening of highly entertaining and interesting chess, the tournament was won by Laurence Livsey and Andy Morley with a score of 12/15.
22 November 2015
The Christmas doubles blitz tournament will take place at the club on Thursday 3rd December, starting at 7.30pm. Teams will be randomly drawn on the night.
24 September 2015
It was a successful evening for the club at the LRCA charity quickplay event. The first team (Martin Burrows, Phil Horspool, Richard Lee, Phil Harlow) were victorious, comfortably winning all their five matches. Phil Horspool and Richard Lee both scored 5/5. The second team (Craig Norton, Iain Dodds, Stephen Smith, Ben Raine) won the handicap trophy.
11 September 2015
The Wigston Club handicap quickplay tournament was held on September 10th. The event
was a 6 round Swiss, with 12 members participating. The time limit was 10 minutes
per game, plus 3 seconds a move - with each player receiving between 1 and 9 minutes,
depending on the grading difference between the players. There were the customary
mishaps, swindles and travesties but the event was won jointly by Martin Burrows
and Richard Lee, both scoring 5 / 6. Phil Harlow was 3rd with 4 / 6 and the youngest
player, 13 year old Ben Raine, scored an excellent 3 / 6.
6 September 2015
The County Championship has been won by Martin Burrows with a score of 5½ out of 6.
27 August 2015
Some dates for your diary:
The first league fixtures will be in October - see the LRCA website for details.
13 August 2015
Congratulations to Ben Vaughan who has won the Minor section of the County Championship. The decisive game can be found in the games section.
26 July 2015
The new July grades have been published by the ECF.
9 May 2015
The AGM will take place at the club on 28th May and will be followed by a quickplay tournament.
3 April 2015
It has been a highly successful season for our teams in the Leicestershire league. The first team have won Division 1, for the 9th season in a row. The sixth team have won Division 6. Also, the 4th team have won promotion from Division 4.
9 February 2015
The new January grades have been published by the ECF.
18 December 2014
10 players took part in the 3rd Wigston doubles blitz tournament. In each round there was a "doubles" game, with players making alternate moves, and two conventional "singles" games, with both games played at a time limit of 5 minutes plus 3 seconds a move. At the end of a very entertaining evening the winners with 8.5/12 were Martin Burrows and Neil Beasley.
8 December 2014
The Christmas Doubles Blitz tournament will take place at the club on 18th December.
15 November 2014
A reminder that the Leicester Atkins Memorial Tournament takes place on 28-30 November at Regent College, Regent Road, Leicester. Please support your local tournament if you are able to play. If you know you can't play all 5 rounds and would like a (half-point) bye in any round (except the last) you can take one. You can enter online here.
31 October 2014
The world championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Vishy Anand over 12 games starts on 8 November. Commentary is on the match website, with games starting at 12pm GMT.
10 October 2014
For the first time we entered a team (Martin Burrows, Alan Byron, Phil Horspool, Andy Morley) into the 4NCL Rapidplay played on 4-5 October at Daventry. Games were played at the rate of 10 minutes plus 10 seconds per move, with 7 rounds on the Saturday for the team event and 7 on the Sunday for the individual.
There was a strong line up, with 6 of the teams having an average grade of over 200. After a slow start, with a draw and two losses, we hit our stride in round 4 with a 4-0 win against Midland Monarchs then had three further wins against Oxford 2, Brown Jack Witney and Marple. We finished with a respectable 16 game points (from 28) and 7th place (out of 27 teams), beating our seeding of 11th. The event was won by a Guildford team containing two grandmasters.
Martin and Andy then took part in the individual event, scoring 4/7 and 3.5/7 respectively. This was won by grandmaster David Smerdon.
25 September 2014
LRCA Presentation evening and Charity quickplay
9 members played in the Charity quickplay. We fielded 2 roughly equal teams, and both finished on 6 points over the 5 rounds. The winners were Braunstone with 9 points, just ahead of Syston with 8 and Shepshed (who they beat in the last round) with 7. Martin Burrows was the only one out of the 64 players taking part to score 5 / 5.
11 September 2014
10 members played in a 5 round handicap quickplay tournament. The result was a win
for Alan Ward and Andy Morley, with 4 / 5. As they had previously drawn the game
against each other, the final result was a tie.
29 August 2014
The new season is about to start, with the first league matches on 2nd October. Before that there are a few events:
25 July 2014
The new July grades have been published by the ECF.
29 May 2014
At the AGM, Ben Vaughan was awarded the Presidents' trophy for services to the club.
The player of the year was won by Grant Hammond with a score of 78.6% (11 wins, 3 losses).
The handicap quickplay after the AGM was won by Martin Burrows.
12 April 2014
The AGM has been set for Thursday 29th May, starting at 7.30 p.m., to be followed by a quick-play tournament.
22 March 2014
Wigston 1 beat Melton 3.5-1.5 and have won the 1st division with 3 matches to spare.
9 February 2014
The new January grades have been published by the ECF.
2 January 2014
12 players took part in the 2nd Wigston doubles blitz tournament. In each round there was a "doubles" game, with players making alternate moves, and two conventional "singles" games. There was just enough time for 5 rounds all-play-all and somewhat surprisingly there was a 3-way tie on 9.5/15 at the end of a very entertaining evening. The joint winners were:
Martin Burrows & Ben Vaughan
Alan Byron & Barrie Cooper
Andy Morley & Charles Eastlake
22 December 2013
The New Year Doubles Blitz tournament will take place at the club on Thursday 2nd January 2014.
29 October 2013
The world championship match between defending champion Vishy Anand and world no. 1 Magnus Carlsen starts on 9th November. Full details, including live commentary, are on the match website. The games start at 9.30 a.m. GMT.
17 October 2013
We held a blitz tournament and experimented with a new handicapping scheme, making use of a 3 second increment per move, thanks to the digital clocks. The games were of 10 minutes (+ the increments) and the handicapping escalated so that for a grade difference of more than 80 points, the ratio was 1 minute: 9 minutes. This seemed to work well, and there were quite a few "upsets", which is what you expect to see is the handicaps are set right. 12 club members took part, and the event was a 6 round Swiss, won jointly by Phil Harlow, Alan Byron and Andy Morley with 4.5 points.
3 October 2013
There will be a blitz tournament at the club on Thursday 17th October.
26 September 2013
The LRCA charity quickplay was won by Wigston 1 (Martin Burrows, Alan Ward, Phil Harlow, Charles Eastlake).
19 September 2013
Andy Morley has won the County Championship, beating Graham Sharpe in the last round. Ricky Vaja beat John Manger in a playoff to win the Major section, completing a clean sweep of Wigston winners in this year championship. Congratulations to all.
6 September 2013
It has been a successful summer with our teams winning both the Wylie and Harrod cups.
In the County Championships, Steve Wylie has won the Challengers section and John McKiernan has won the Minor section.
A reminder that subs are due by the end of September please (£45 full; £20 associate).
30 August 2013
The club quickplay tournament scheduled for 5th September has been postponed due to a fixture clash..
The LRCA charity quickplay and prizegiving will take place on Wednesday 25th September at the Syston club, starting 7.30pm.
16 May 2013
Congratulations to Nik Chalashkanov on winning the club player of the year with a score of 77%.
The Grade Handicapped Quick-Play Tournament following the AGM was won by Martin Burrows.
30 April 2013
The 2nd team beat Braunstone 1 by 3-2 and have now safely avoided relegation from Division 1.
18 April 2013
The 5th team clinch division 5 with a 5-1 victory over Kirby Muxloe 3.
The 3rd team draw 2.5-2.5 with Latimer to retain place in Division 2.
5 April 2013
The 1st team have clinched the division 1 title with a 3-2 win over Shepshed 1.
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Jesus talked more about money than any subject other than the "Kingdom of God." His guidance, however, was often highly individualized, signaling that He is more concerned with the state of our hearts than our spending. Our hearts are drawn to a vague but promising picture of "the good life" and we are innately motivated by goals that draw us closer to that ideal. But too often, we settle for less, mistaking possessions or money as the end, when they can only ever be the means.
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"The chief cause I fell out with the Pope was the Pope boasted that he was the head of the church, and condemned all that would not be under his power and authority." -Martin Luther.
Ezekiel's prophecy begins amongst the exiles on the banks of the Chebar canal. If one wanted to reflect on a modern day captivity, I propose the Potomac may be a more suitable body of water. The Christian church is undoubtedly in the throws of political captivity. By "political captivity," I don't mean captive to the government. Such a thing would require that the church be institutionally bound to and beholden to the state and effectively function as an arm of the state, the church's "gospel" being nothing more than the theologizing of the political aspirations of the nation. What I mean by "political captivity" is more abstract, but this does not mean less threatening. A church captive to the government could at least struggle against flesh and blood, but the politically captive church must contend with the "cosmic powers over this present darkness" (Eph 5.12). Thus it is a spiritual, intangible, struggle.
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Growing up in the Deep South I learned early on that sex, religion, and politics composed the unholy trinity of impolite dinner conversation. Nevertheless, if Flannery O'Connor is to be believed, even southerners will engage in such illicit conversations from time to time (as long as their minister isn't present). As such, sex, religion and politics are not truly unclean, at least in the Levitical sense, but simply faux offenses to be transgressed amongst friends. If you wanted a truly taboo topic, one that is guaranteed to bring an embarrassed hush to your dinner guests, then talk about money.
As Neal Gabler, writing for the Atlantic has recently pointed out, money talk is often avoided due to the shame associated with having too little of it or managing it poorly. Though middle-class Americans appear to be financial stable, Gabler asserts that nearly half of all middle-class Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Others avoid money talk, as Julia Llewellyn Smith points out in the Telegraph, because they're ashamed of having too much in an economic downturn. But talking about money may be worth the shame as well as the struggle. After all, if Millennials don't learn to talk about money the 45% of respondents in this survey who didn't know how much of their paycheck went to paying off their student loans will remain perpetually ignorant (and in debt!). If young newlyweds don't learn to talk about money and deal with it responsibly then money problems will most likely remain the #1 leading cause of divorce in the United States.
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Tip-off: 5:30 p.m. today, Beasley Coliseum, Pullman.
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MUMBAI: Television broadcaster Fox slated six new shows for June. As a part of a strategy to move toward a year-round programming schedule so as to compete with cable networks and other forms of entertainment year-round, the launch comes just after the end of the current season.
Amongst the six shows to be launches five series are new while the sixth The Simple Life is a retooled. The slew of shows set to roll out 8 June onwards comprise two dramas, two comedies and two reality series. Five of the shows would have a repeat each week.
According to media reports, the new model marks a full-fledged shift, after a test last summer when the network launched its hit teen drama The O.C. in August, about a month earlier than normal.
The two new scripted dramas for the series include The Jury, a courtroom drama from director Barry Levinson and writer Tom Fontana and an ensemble show set, which involves the lives and loves of young people, in a Hawaiian hotel, North Shore. While The Jury will air Tuesdays at 9 PM, while North Shore will run on Mondays at 8 PM
Quintuplets, a comedy about 15-year-old siblings starring former Conan O'Brien sidekick Andy Richter as a harried father of five, will air Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m and Method & Red, is a fish-out-of-water concept starring rappers Method Man and Redman as residents of an upscale community, will air Wednesdays at 9:30 PM
A reality series about the relaunch of a Las Vegas casino The Casino - the latest unscripted one-hour series from producer Mark Burnett- will start airing on 14 June every Mondays at 8 pm. While The Simple Life 2, starring socialites Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie- self-deprecating party girls will air Wednesdays starting 16 June from at 9 pm.
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RAF Northolt, June 1939.
Air Ministry Specification F.5/34 called for a single-seat fighter with six or eight machine guns, a heavier armament that then usual, a retractable undercarriage and an enclosed cockpit with oxygen for the pilot; the speed at 15,000′ was to be 275 mph and the service ceiling 33,000′. Of the six designs tendered three prototypes were ordered, the Vickers Venom, the Bristol Type 146 and the Gloster F.5/34, all with Bristol radial engines; further development of the Hawker and Supermarine submissions led to the Hurricane and Spitfire, each attracting individual specifications in due course, and a new manufacturer, Martin Baker Aircraft, built its own prototype designed to meet the official requirement as far as possible as a private venture.
Formed in 1929 the Martin Aircraft Works produced a two-seat cabin monoplane; in 1934 Captain Valentine Baker joined James Martin to create the Martin-Baker Aircraft company. In the following year work was started on the MB 2, a fighter designed around F.5/34, with four .303″ Browning machine guns in a single gun-bay in each wing; it was hoped to use an early Merlin, but this proved impossible and James Martin was loaned a 1,000 hp Napier Dagger. With this, even though the undercarriage was fixed the aircraft achieved a speed of 305 mph. at 9,000′. The structure was designed to build on that used on the MB 1, to make possible use of non-aircraft industry labour, and to simplify operation and maintenance. Initially the MB 2 had no vertical fin, the rear fuselage sides fairing in to a rudder.
Built at Denham by a group of about forty, the airfield was thought to be too small for its first flight, which was then made by Captain Baker from Harwell on 3 August 1938. A small fin was quickly added to combat instability; on delivery to the Aircraft and Armament Experimental Establishment at Martlesham Heath for testing in November the instability was still evident and the size of the fin was later further increased. The Establishment reported on the imbalance of the flying controls, with the elevators being light and the ailerons increasingly heavy, and they also thought that the "trousered" undercarriage would present maintenance problems in service. During this period the aircraft had as a private venture been allocated the civil registration G-AEZD but it carried the apparent, but misleading, 'B' class registration "M-B-1". It was delivered to Northolt for further evaluation by the Air Fighting Development unit on 24 May 1939, and when taken on charge by the Air Ministry was given the serial P9594. It gave its only known public flying display on 26 May, with the Dagger engine described as sounding like "a sewing machine".
By the end of 1938 it was evident that F.5/34 had been overtaken by events, with the developed specifications of F.35/34 and F.36/34 resulting in the Hurricane and Spitfire respectively, and with these two aircraft in production interest in producing the earlier types ceased, with the necessary resources being needed for the more advanced aircraft. The MB 2, and those other prototypes built originally to F.5/34, would now have been out of date of date had they entered production. P9594 was returned to Denham by the end of the year, and was in existence in 1942; but the airframe was dismantled and scrapped by the end of 1944, with only the propeller surviving. The structure was further developed in the subsequent, and much faster, Sabre-powered MB 3 and MB 5, but only one prototype of each was built; the MB.5 in particular had many virtues, but was overtaken by the advent of the jet engine.
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
Glynn Brothers Lead Portsmouth Past Windham
However there is one thing that we found out on Friday night that most of the state did not already know - that Joe Glynn is one of the best freshman players in the state. Glynn had a game-high 20 points plus 12 rebounds, as Portsmouth improved to 12-2 on the season with a 55-44 win over a tough Windham team.
"This is his third game starting for us" said Portsmouth senior forward Pat Glynn, Joe's older brother who had 13 points on the night. "He has stepped in with De'Vonn (Wilson-Miles) being out for the past 3 games. It's awesome playing together."
The Glynn brothers combined for 33 of the Clippers' 55 points. It was clear that their game plan was to get the ball inside as much as possible. Windham played a 3-2 zone defense and Portsmouth did a great job of moving the ball, finding the seams in the zone and getting good looks inside.
"Coach told us that if they went to the 3-2 zone there's no way they'd stop us" said Pat Glynn. "He was right."
Right from the get-go both teams made it a point to the ball inside. It was 14-11 Portsmouth after 1 quarter. Of those 25 points, 20 of them were scored in the paint. Joe Glynn got off to a strong start with 8 points in the 1st quarter. He was aggressive all game long battling for position in the post and attacking the rim.
Seniors Andrew Lowman and Tucker Lippold had 18 points apiece, combining for 36 of the Jaguars' 44 points. Lowman had back-to-back buckets inside early, then Joe Glynn answered with 2 straight hoops of his own on the low block to knot the game 6-6. Lippold then hit a 3, and on the other end Donovan Phanor drove the rim for a strong finish. The teams kept going back and forth trading the lead as Lowman again knifed his way inside for 2, and on the other end Joe Glynn stepped outside and drilled an 18-footer.
"They're a really, really good team" said Coach Mulvey. "Their record might not show it, but in the tournament they could beat anybody."
Portsmouth took a 14-11 lead after 1 quarter, and they led for the rest of the game. Charlie Lehoux drew a charge on Lowman to start the 2nd quarter - it was a tough call! PHS took a 21-13 lead, but then Lippold hit another 3 to get Windham back in it. Joe Glynn again went to the rim and scored inside to make it 23-16. The 1st half had a fast and furious finish, as Loden Formichelli hit a 3, and then Lehoux drained a fadeaway jumper from the baseline at the buzzer. That was a big shot, as it not only gave the Clippers a 31-24 lead, but it gave them the momentum going into halftime.
They carried that momentum with them into the 2nd half, as Nick Mackey and Phanor both buried 3-pointers at the beginning of the 3rd quarter, as Portsmouth went up 37-26 - their largest lead of the game to that point. Pat Glynn was working hard on the boards, and Phanor made a great pass to Zac Hansler who was wide open inside for a layup right before the end of the quarter. PHS took a 42-28 lead after 3, as they held Windham to only 4 points in the 3rd quarter.
"The 3rd quarter defensively was the game" said Mulvey. "We don't play much zone, it may have been the first time all year we played zone. But we went to the zone, they couldn't figure it out so we stayed with it."
Portsmouth continued to pull away in the 4th, as Phanor made another good pass, this one to Joe Glynn for a layup. Windham kept battling to stay in it, as Joe Frake (7 points) showed grit and determination on a put-back. The Clippers were just too good though. They kept moving the ball well, as Mackey zipped a great pass over to Pat Glynn who was cutting the rim for a layup. Then Mackey threw a lob pass for Lehoux, who caught it and while in mid-air still laid it in. The Clippers were now hitting on all cylinders and lead 48-31.
"At halftime we made some adjustments, then in the 2nd half we got back to playing Portsmouth basketball" said Pat Glynn.
Again, Windham kept battling to stay in it. Lippold hit a pair of free throws then another 3-pointer to cut the Portsmouth lead to 50-38 with 3:03 left - it wasn't over yet.
However the jaguars had another breakdown on defense, as Portsmouth made another uncontested all-oop. This time it was Phanor throwing the lob pass up for a wide open Joe Glynn on a sideline out of bounds play out of a timeout. PHS held on from there for the 55-44 win.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Pine Cones
To create today's card I used a stamp i knew was in the box but had totally ignored it!! That is until I saw a card created by Stampin' Up! in our Success Magazine. I looked at the card but couldn't work out which Designer Series Paper pack it had come from, and then I realised it had been stamped.
The stamp set I'm referring to is Christmas Pines and the stamp is like a background stamp with snowflakes on it.
I started my card with a base of Whisper White Cardstock (CS), then a layer of Garden Green CS and a top layer of Crumb Cake CS. Using Crumb Cake Ink, I stamped the snowflake stamp all over the sheet of Crumb Cake. I used my white gel pen and put a very small white circle inside all the snowflakes.
I took the sentiment stamp and used my Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green and Crumb Cake Marker Pens to colour different sections but my first attempt didn't work out very nicely at all! The letters and images were very blotchy. I guessed what was happening was that each colour was pooling in lots of places because it was taking quite a bit of time to get all the images hand-painted!
I cleaned the stamp and painted just the OF, COMFORT and AND using my Garden Green Marker Pen. I made sure I worked quickly so the ink had the absolute minimum amount of time to pool and stamped onto a piece of Whisper White. The image stamped beautifully! There were a couple of small white areas on the bottom half of the F which I coloured with my Marker Pen.
I cleaned my stamp and painted the red areas with my Marker Pen, again, working as quickly as I could. As it's a photopolymer stamp, it was easy to line up the COMFORT on the stamp with the stamped image COMFORT and was able to stamp the Cherry Cobbler in the correct place.
I cleaned my stamp again and repeated with my Crumb Cake Marker Pen.I die cut the image using the Layered Oval Framelits and layered it onto a larger scalloped oval of Garden Green CS.
Using Crumb Cake CS and Soft Suede Ink stamped off once, I stamped 3 larger pine Cones using the middle pine cone on the stamp box. Then I used the middle patterned pine cone, stamped off once and then stamped on top of the existing image. I die cut them using the outline die from the Pretty Pines Thinlits Dies. Using Garden Green CS, I also die cut one large, four medium and one small pine branches.
Using Tombow, I adhered the top two layers together and wrapped a piece of Cherry Cobbler Ribbon around the centre and adhered it at the back using SNAIL. Then I adhered this to the card base.
I adhered the branches in the two corners using Tombow making sure one went under the ribbon and one went over! I
adhered the top right-hand side and the bottom left-hand side pine cones directly onto the branches using Tombow. Then I used Dimensionals for the uppermost pine cone in the bottom left-hand corner. I also used Dimensionals for the sentiment.
My final touch was to paint all the pine cones and branches using my Clear Wink of Stella Glitter Pen.
That's it for today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.
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One of my most favourite Bundles of the season, this card is really lovely, Jan! Love the multi-coloured sentiment and how you have done the pinecones ... I must try the two step stamping of the pine cones myself! Very successful. TFSReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Geraldine. It took a little bit of playing with colours before I was happy with the pinecones but these are just right - dark but not too dark. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.Delete
Love this card, would a video be in the offingReplyDelete
lovely card any chance of a videoReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Pat. Yes I'm very happy to make a video of this card. Thanks for the request. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.Delete
Another awesome card as usual! Would love a video too. What color is the patterned pine cone? It looks like a soft white but if I am reading correctly, it is Soft Suede ink?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Carole. The pine cones are Soft Suede stamped off once on Crumb Cake Cardstock. My plans definitely include a video for this card ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.Delete


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The New York Times' clever dot-com division has launched a service its says will let users read the paper's stories via text message. We're hedging a bit because in our test, the Times didn't actually send us a full Brooks column via text - it sent us a headline and a link back to the NYT's mobile site for the rest of the story. And that's neat, but much less useful then full text via text message.
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Keywords link to any section of the Times; "latest" delivers the front page, for example. Columnists are delivered by last name, so "Nocera" gets you the Times' ace business columnist Joe Nocera. Might want to remove the mittens so as not to mix up Kristof and Kristol.
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Jessica Alba is nursing her husband Cash Warren back to full health after the film producer injured his shoulder while having fun by the pool over Independence Day holiday weekend (04-05Jul15).
The father of two reveals he was showing off his sporting skills when he landed awkwardly in the water and he has taken to Instagram.com to share a snap of his impressive front dive - moments before he hurt himself.
Alongside the shot, he writes, "Dislocated my shoulder doing this dive...but it was worth it dammit! Hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend."


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