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BBC SPORT 13 January 2016 Last updated at 09:03 GMT Scores, Results & Fixtures Latest Football Upcoming Fixtures Sat 16 Jan 2016 - Premier League Tottenham v Sunderland 12:45 Bournemouth v Norwich 15:00 Chelsea v Everton 15:00 Man City v Crystal Palace 15:00 Newcastle v West Ham 15:00 Southampton v West Brom 15:00 Aston Villa v Leicester 17:30 Upcoming Fixtures Sun 17 Jan 2016 - Premier League Liverpool v Man Utd 14:05 Stoke v Arsenal 16:15 Upcoming Fixtures Mon 18 Jan 2016 - Premier League Swansea v Watford 20:00 Upcoming Fixtures Sat 23 Jan 2016 - Premier League Norwich v Liverpool 12:45 Crystal Palace v Tottenham 15:00
Topics Main Overview Among all adults, the most closely followed local topics are weather, breaking news, politics and crime, all followed by a solid majority of two thirds or more. Slightly less popular topics but still with a fairly good following of about half or more are arts and culture, local businesses, schools and education, community and neighborhood events, restaurants, taxes and traffic. Fewer survey respondents follow local news about housing, local government activity, job openings, social services, or zoning. Workers of the World United: Football and Socialism « Socialist Party : Portsmouth Branch One true test of any socialist, regardless of their party or their background, is their reaction to the world ‘football’. Some sneer and write it off, often arguing that it is merely a tool to distract the masses, perhaps even going so far as to suggest the sport encourages ‘un-socialist’ ideas of competition. However there are those who, even though they may dislike the sport and would struggle to think of anything worse than a 0-0 away day at Grimsby, will still acknowledge its cultural and economic importance to the working class.
How I learned a language in 22 hours "What do you know about where I come from?" That was one of the first questions I ever asked Bosco Mongousso, an Mbendjele pygmy who lives in the sparsely populated Ndoki forest at the far northern tip of the Republic of Congo. We were sitting on logs around a fire one evening four years ago, eating a dinner of smoked river fish and koko, a vitamin-rich wild green harvested from the forest. I'd come to this hard-to-reach corner of the Congo basin – a spot at least 50km from the nearest village – to report a story for National Geographic magazine about a population of chimpanzees who display the most sophisticated tool-use ever observed among non-humans. Mongousso, who makes his living, for the most part, by hunting wildlife and gathering forest produce such as nuts, fruits, mushrooms and leaves, had teeth that had been chiselled to sharp points as a child.
transfermarkt.co.uk 14.07.2012 - 11:03 AM | News | Source: PA Sports Scottish football weighs up future Scottish football woke up to the dawn of a new era on Saturday after Rangers newco were voted into the Third Division of the Scottish Football League. At an SFL meeting at Hampden, 29 of the 30 lower league clubs accepted the Ibrox club as an associate member of the SFL while 25 clubs voted in favour of placing them into the bottom tier, despite Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan claiming that decision would bring a... continue reading 14.07.2012 - 07:44 AM | News | Source: PA Sports Richards backing for Pearce Micah Richards is certain Great Britain Olympic boss Stuart Pearce will get to manage England full-time one-day.
ESL Interactive Fun Games for Classroom Practice ESL Powerpoint (PPT) Games If you are the type of person who prefers to have games on powerpoint or as printable handouts, we have been thinking of you. We offer board games, powerpoint games and more for the classroom and one to one teaching. They have made my lessons fun and I have no doubt yours will be fun too.
Rinaldi's Blog Milan 1981/82, via Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio Barbara Berlusconi had seen enough. It was no longer tolerable, she said, for Milan fans to watch “unacceptable performances” like the defeat against Sassuolo. Heaven knows what she would have made, then, of the Rossoneri side which took to the field for the 1981/82 Serie A season. Lady B, of course, was not even born back then. Independent Media Center West Papua: Neglected genocide - 29 Nov 2013 Indonesian police use Shootings, killings, beatings, arrests on West Papuan independence rallies Indonesian police have opened fire on peaceful protesters in Jayapura, with at least four gunshot wounds and one death. West Papuan activists and families have been forced to flee to the jungle for safety. Indonesian security forces are conducting scores of raids, sweeps and offensives against West Papuan civilians. The attacks are happening during the visit of National Police Chief General Sutarman with over 200 people arrested across West Papua.
TORINO: TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY A look back at the tragic history that continues to define a football club. The 50th anniversary of the Superga plane crash, on 4 May 1999, was supposed to represent a new beginning. For Torino, May 4th is a day reserved for remembrance and celebration of ‘Il Grande Torino’ (Great Torino) and fifty years later the date was to symbolise rebirth at their historic, but abandoned, Stadio Filadelfia. Instead it was indicative of the Granata (claret red). Rather than lay the foundation stone the day came and went, leaving supporters furious and clinging to the past.
Take One Picture/The Picture Saint Michael Triumphant over the Devil, 1468 by Bartolome Bermejo (documented 1468-1495) The National Gallery, London For 2013/14, the one-day Take One Picture Continuing Professional Development courses, run by National Gallery Education, will focus on 'Saint Michael Triumphant over the Devil' by Bartolome Bermejo. Using the focus painting as a springboard, the Take One Picture course will inspire teachers to look at ways of using paintings in the classroom to promote cross-curricular learning and suggest ways in to paintings to develop pupils' confidence and skill in responding to images. With an extravagant swirl of his red and gold cloak, Saint Michael wields his sword; there is no hope for the devil at his feet.