lance price and madeline grant will be back at 11.30pm thank you lance price and madeline grant.ry strong squally gusts of wind on tuesday, looking at the top just in the northwest of wales, we had a number of places in wales, northern england and scotland where we had gusts well into the 60 mph range. almost reported some disruption outside as well. a squally band of rain, this area of cloud has been sweeping its way eastwards. still raining across the far east of england at the moment, but ourfocus now is the far east of england at the moment, but our focus now is on the speckled cloud to the west which is showered cloud. this line is a trough that will be quite important for our weather. the other thing you'll notice is it is set to become quite a bit colder over the next few hours as well. 0vernight tonight, showers will tend to become confined to northern ireland and scotland where they will continue all through the night. with snow up over the high ground and scotland, things can get sleepy here for a time. but otherwise the brisk winds should keep us frost free. that said,

i'm not quite clear about this story, lance. idon't i'm not quite clear about this story, lance.en doing more research into it. he's having conversation with somebody he thinks is a friend and this friend licks the conversation and he says they were justjoshing about. that's the essence of it. yet here we are, right at the wire, the so—called friend, clearly not really a friend, greg paper, ithink so—called friend, clearly not really a friend, greg paper, i think is a tory activist in kent, records the phone call. —— greg paper —— greg baker. a phone call of 11 minutes, gives it to a website so poor old jon ashworth. full disclosure, i've known him for the best part of 20 yea rs, known him for the best part of 20 years, he is a very decent chap. he's been stitched up. listening to the tape which has been made available as well obviously, it sounds like the authenticjon ashworth. it clearly wouldn't have wa nted ashworth. it clearly wouldn't have wanted this to be all over the papers, he certainly ——it certainly wasn't deliberate but it may have some benefit to the labour party in

it was lance bass. >> in mississippi, no one ever dremts dreamt of being a successful musician.of the cards for someone like me. >> reporter: until a phone call changed his life. >> i arrived, 14 year old justin timberlake looking real cool and sly. then they have lou pearlman, and they pull up in the rolls-royce limo, that's how i'm introduced to this whole world. >> reporter: the five became 'n sync and would go through the same boot camp as back is street boys. >> if wt was so hard, and it rey took us months to focus on that and learn thousand dance without being out of breath. >> i would come watch and be there to make sure they're getting the best training, that they're getting pampered with every possible need. that is what i did. ♪ every beat ♪ >> so the first show we ever did was a showcase we did at pleasure island. and we just did some of the songs that we had. >> reporter: like back street boys, 'n sync needed a record deal. >> every record exec out there turned us down. huh-uh, nothing like this would ever work no america. this is way too cheesy. >> reporter: it alwa

the western75, atlages of the tribe are peace, war bonnet and lance slept in the thick sunshine and tribeske clouds, drifted noiselessly by. the men were back on the buffalo trail, and the women were busy with other things, things deeply rooted in the life of the people, things that soothe the eye and warm the heart. these the women did so that reside in their austerity and spirit -- and they're all stare tents -- with an instinct for design pick yulia to her race, the sioux squad took infinite pains for exquisite quality about the most common household objects. people and children also and one oldcamp, man kept the winter count. this was a history of the people used for the instruction of the young. on a buffalo hide were recorded significant events that kept the sioux in touch with their past and shape their decisions for the future. all decisionsoux, past and present were bound up with the buffalo. quarry,could kill this so could they live. it's meat sustained them, it's hide sheltered them, it's very leaving's were there source of fuel, and because of the advance of the white hand -- t

in summer of 1875, the western villages of the tribe are at peace, war bonnet and lance slept in theck sunshine and time like clouds, drifted , noiselessly by. the squaws dried the meat and the men were back on the buffalo trail. the women were busy with other things, things deeply rooted in the life of the people, things that soothe the eye and warm the heart. these the women did so that beauty too might reside in their austere -- it was indeed work four these women excelled. with an instinct for design peculiar to her race, the sioux squaw took infinite pains for stringing exquisite quality about the most common household objects. the old people and children also remained in camp, and one old man kept the winter count. this was a history of the people used for the instruction of the young. on a buffalo hide were recorded significant events that kept the sioux in touch with their past and shaped their decisions for the future. but for the sioux, all decisions past and present were bound up with the buffalo. as they could kill this quarry, so could they live. it's meat sustained them

lance was right to point out it's different from other polls in that it uses a much more sophisticateds down into individual target seats, hence why every politico in town has been playing close attention but i suppose one of the key takeaway is is the numbers which will be scary and potentially inspiring activists on both sides to go out and hit the ground running is the fact that quite a few high—profile figures are either projected to lose their seats although looking in serious danger. according to this poll, the current environmental secretary would lose a seat in chipping barnett and key tory figures. they both had a series pressure in their seats. it puts a new resolve to the tories. but this poll was underground a little bit, not much made of it in the previous election in 2017. back in 2017, appeared to be out of line. this was appeared to be out of line. this was a bit of an out rider it tends to get dismissed but actually turned out to be more accurate than others andi out to be more accurate than others and i think one of the reasons and it's not just labour and i think one

lance dodis, a former assistant clinical professor at harvard medical school.dangerous case of donald trump" 37 psychiatrists and mental health experts assess a president. there he is today saying i think adam schiff is a deranged human being, he grew up with a complex for lots of reasons that are obvious. i think he's a very sick man and he lies. what's your reaction to donald trump saying that about adam schiff? >> well, you had representative schiff on earlier and i think he got it exactly right. he said this is a projection. that's exactly what it is. he tells other people that they are what he is. it's a common enough mechanism in early childhood. and it's -- but as an adult using it all the time it's what we would call primitive. if donald trump were capable of giving a reasonable discussion of something he didn't agree with, he would make some sort of logical case. but he's unable to do that. he runs kind of a simple program in that way, so he tells you that other people are what he is being accused of and what he actually is. >> so in that sense, doctor

. >> quÉ no haya comprado regalo, que lance la primera pierna seguimos contigo y feliz navidad.do de la ciudad de mÉxico y acudieron bomberos. el mercado ha sufrido al menos dos grandes incendios. una de los festejos de la navidad se da en oaxaca con la noche los rÁbanos. >> por mi abuelo empecÉ a hacer los rÁbanos. >> la noche de los rÁbanos sÓlo dura una hora. >> realza las tradiciones de cada uno de aquÍ, del pueblo de oaxaca. >> desde la ciudad de mÉxico alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. presentadora: para varias religionesestas fechas tienen distintos significados. >> es una de los cÁnticos con el que estos niÑos judÍos celebran haruka. >> ya se habÍa anunciado antes. una virgen va a conceder un hijo y serÍa el salvador del mundo. osvaldo: el milagro de haruka tambiÉn tiene mÁs de 2000 aÑos. >> pensaron que iban a encontrar una menor a sin aceite. >> para nosotros jesucristo juega un papel muy grande en la fe musulmana. que calor que es que que -- esta es la oportunidad para reunirse y compartir con los familiares. reportera y mi -- reportero: por primera vez en mÁs de 200 aÑos lo

and at 11:30 p.m., the papers, with lance price and madeleine grant. two days before the general election, borisjohnson two days before the general election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn have spent the day going to focus their campaigns on what he is see as vote winning issues with our parties. for labour, nhs funding has been the emphasis but the party's health spokesman jonathan ashworth has had twin sister secret recording of him deciding jeremy corbyn was simply banter. tonight, jeremy corbyn says he still has his full support. for the conservatives, borisjohnson has warned a hung parliament would mean more uncertainty about brexit. chanting: 0h, jeremy corbyn! those nails might be nibbled down to the quick by friday. this election matters so much in so many ways. the crowd in the cold in lancashire tried to keep warm with a song. but it's hope, not confidence, here. i'm just hoping it's a miracle and that people are wrong and that labour people get out and vote. the tories are just not taking care of business. they are not taking care of the pe

his government has beenin lance the boil.en in crisis with two senior figures linked to the investigation, including his chief of staff, having resigned in recent days. .joseph muscat says the process to choose a new leader will begin in january muscat says the process to choose a new leader will begin injanuary the 12th but protesters who again fill the streets of malta's capital want him gone now. they accuse the government of being a mafia. they are unlikely to be convinced of joseph muscat‘s claim in his televised address that he had kept his word about bringing justice for daphne caruana his word about bringing justice for daphne ca ruana galizia. his word about bringing justice for daphne caruana galizia. so far, although several people have been charged in connection with the case, no one has been convicted. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. thousands of people — including judges and lawyers — have been protesting across poland against widespread changes to the country's legal system, whic

bert lance had his problems, and jimmy carter's trusted bert lance, brought bert lance. there was sort of -- the lack of washington insiders was a handicap for carter. so i guess i will leave it at that. karen: i want to ask one follow-up question. we can come back to it later. at one point at all, or did it or did it not, become evident inside the white house group that the lack of insiders was a problem? well, in the speechwriting office, james fallows was my boss at the beginning. later, i became the chief speechwriter. it became evident before we'd even come to the office. that was -- that seemed pretty clear, at least to our little cabal. jackson, give us some reflection before we get into individual presidents, on how you think about this word "misconduct" and what it means in terms of how we should think about ideology, policy, sexual scandals, whatever it is. just -- jackson: well, i am in favor of a much broader definition of misconduct than much of what we have been talking about so far. when you start to get into policy, then you're beginning to speak my langu

lance corporal jeffrey young. and trooper simon tipper. in the 1970s, he was charged with the bombing in 2014. he denied any involvement. the criminal case collapsed against him. as part of the good friday agreement, john downey had been sent and on the run letter and given an assurance he would not face trial. the scheme was heavily criticised. tony blair, his government implemented the letters, fiercely defended them. without having done that, we would not have a northern ireland peace process in place. the victims families didn't give up, winning league late last year to fund this civil action againstjohn downey. year to fund this civil action against john downey. yesterday, many responsible for the most awful acts of terrorism on british soil were living out their days in peaceful retirement believing they would never be held to account for their crimes. butjustice has prevailed. the relatives of those who brought today's case analogy damages from john downey. the cost of their loss is yet to be determined. 0ur correspondent angus craw

. $9091.00 of my money i'm going to use that peter lance have to be versatile it said i don't bend so easily and it's completely wasteful took then down to. 2016 indonesia's government established an agency to restore some 2000000 hectares of people and by 2020. but critics say much more what's needed to put an end to the fires that are destroying the country's precious ecosystems and. planets. paddington is a senior scientist of the competitors atmosphere monitoring service that's part of the european union's atmosphere observation program joins me now on the program welcome what is the environmental impact of this amount of carbon dioxide big released into the atmosphere. i think. in indonesia particularly. there is a lot of cotton it's being emitted it sounds fear well the overall impacts will be for the environment in terms of climate is difficult to estimate at this stage. of data that we provide is really related to so the direct emissions out at the moment to really understand how much about how many states and the atmosphere would require quite detailed mostly of the common cy

remember unfun right as a national hero and then there's the lance. using just a few color pigments he made his canvases shine like almost nobody before him. now 350 years after his death his fame lives on. his most famous painting the night watch hangs in amsterdam strikes museum and is now undergoing restoration. at 25 he left his hometown leyden and moved to amsterdam at the time a floor shing center of trade citizens used their newfound wealth to commission portraits of themselves and rembrandt was in huge demand he lived in this house for nearly 20 years today around $280000.00 visitors pass through the museum each year . so this is rembrandt studio this is actually the place where many of his masterpieces were in may and here we see a lovely corner where we can see how he worked with light and here he has a cloth hanging in this cloth softens the light so it filters sunlight coming in rembrandt's genius extended to printmaking as well he generally made his ad showing some self using the method demonstrated to visitors of the rambler and house mu

with me are the political commentator and former labour party director of communications, lance pricee telegraph, madeline grant. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and as we enter the final day of the campaigning, it's no surprise that all the papers centre on the election.

joining me now, keshia lance bottoms, what was your reaction when you heard this news?it was just simply heart breaking, allison. we have such deep love and affection for congressman lewis and i went through this with my father in-law a couple of months ago and i know how frightening that diagnosis can be to a family member and obviously to the person who has been diagnosed. and so my heart just really goes out to congressman lewis. he is my representative in congress, but more than that, he's the reason i'm sitting here as a mayor of atlanta. so many of us have had so many opportunities given to us because of the sacrifices that he's made, and just the thought of him enduring any type of pain or heartache really is heart breaking for all of us, especially here in atlanta. >> have you had a chance to speak to the congressman about his diagnosis. if so, what did you say to him? if not, is there something you would like to share with him while you're on with us today? >> i did speak with his chief of staff yesterday, michael collins, just before the public announcement wa

confidential: lance armstrong's secrets." what is your reaction to this decision?eporter: my reaction is it is a good day for sport because considerable power in the world of sport and the olympics mean a lot to russia. what the world agency as saying today is tokyo was going to happen and you guys are not going to be involved. you will not have your officials at the olympic games. this is quite a significant punishment. it is deserved. people would have feared that t russia was to bigo be sanctioned in this way, but dopingd havave a state system and thehey did everything up.ir p power to cover it for me, the punishment that they than is theour-year least they deserved. anything else would have been wrong. genie: will this decision force russia to clean up their game? hopefully. but that's not something we should presume upon because this is addicted toat cheating. a lot of athletes who became great athletes did so on the back of a doping program. it's not easy to come through that program and decide that clean sport is a good idea. you need a new generation of coa

marco's a coach out spoke to the austrian league title last season of the big loss now led lance to 2nd place while spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging jerome or see young took sabah chicago to open the scoring in the 13th minute of the austrian netting his 1st one just a good goal. clock back responded faster though frail embargo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international. won all the score at half time. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity as. the decider came in injury time maximillian on no making it to one for a ball scored the late victory at it by a pair of misplaced headers from the club back to france the decision in the. it was really great we got 98 minutes so i have to say we deserved to win for the goal sports celebrate their 1st bundesliga home win since october. a lot about hanging their heads after their 2nd away loss in a row. shoko was at home and welcomed the eagles afraid for to guess and the home c

from ben jonson's use of a band steroid to claim 0lympic victory to cyclists lance armstrong's exposureng blood doping. even high—profile coaches have been found guilty of violations. it is going through its biggest crisis in modern history. that has been going through this crisis for over a decade plus. up this crisis for over a decade plus. up until recently with no signs that actually we are going to deal with these issues. but, in your weapon has entered the war on sheets, thanks to scientists in eastbourne. —— a new weapon. research has shown that performance enhancing drugs, such as those used to this the production of oxygen—carrying red cells, can change the genetic activity in an athlete's body for the we can see the impact of those drugs well after the drug has gone for that is the power of this new paradigms the current taste actually works if you actually test them on the day or days that they have taken the day or days that they have taken the drug. but it does not work if you sample them, say, one week later. 0lympic podium hopefuls such as kent race walker tom bosworth, t

his problems and jimmy carter's trusted burt lance, brought burt lance. the lack of washington insiders was a handicap for carter. i guess i will leave it at that. karen: i want to ask one follow-up question. we can come back to it later. at what point did it or did it not become evident inside the white house group that the lack of insiders was a problem? >> in speechwriting office, was my boss at the beginning. later i became the chief speechwriter. before we'dident even come to the office. that seemed pretty clear to our little cabal. karen: so jackson, give us some reflection before we get into individual presidents, on how you think about this word misconduct and what it means in terms of how we should think about ideology, policy, sexual scandals, whatever it is. >> i am in favor of a much broader definition of misconduct. than much of what we have been talking about so far. when you start to get into you're beginning to speak my language. because i feel like the most serious presidential misconduct and the sort that has been most destructive to hum

and the big winner was that he named the period drama the favorite by greek a director at your best lance abbas and the winner is the paper. i mean right there you draw on a 18 european film awards including best film best are exit best comedy and fresh of oscar winners the same old best actress who questions and maybe a call that the best european accent goes to spain's antonio banderas for his role in and glory he was recognized as well. at the cannes film festival. well watching the awards for us is our culture correspondent scott roxboro he joins me in the studio i did see scott i mean tell us a little bit more about the favorite i know that you were you were a fan definitely most definitely one of the best films european or otherwise that scene probably last 10 years i thought was an amazing movie it's got came into these awards with a bit of a head start because it picked up 10 oscar nominations this year and one oscar win for a live you coleman as as best actor sort of launched her international career this film what i loved about the favorite is it takes a very sort of conventiona

marco's a coach out spork to the austrian league title last season of the bag last night led lance to 2nd place spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young took sobber shrug off the open the scoring in the 13th minutes the austrian getting his 1st one just a good goal i thought back responded faster though brail embargo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international i want all the score at half time. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity. the decider came in injury time maximillian are no make it to one for a ball scored the late victory at it by a pair of misplaced headers from the blood back to france this hidden and unknown just like it was really great we got lucky as you know 90 s minutes so i have to say we deserved our win total for the into. sport celebrate their 1st born just to go home win since october well glad about hanging their heads after their 2nd away loss in a row. well in other when does the acti

:a0pm and 11:30pm, we will bring you the papers and our guests are the former labour party adviser lancend madeline grant from the telegraph. no, sport. —— it is 110w the telegraph. no, sport. —— it is now time for sport. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. plenty on the way this evening, including, in the champions league... liverpool are under way against salzburg with qualification on the line. jurgen klopp says it's a ”final" for his side we'll bring you the latest from austria. and it's all or nothing for chelsea in the champions league too. frank lampard's side have what could be a season defining match against lille. also coming up in the programme: a deadly terror attack ten years ago stopped test cricket in pakistan, now they're getting ready to end their long wait to host matches on home soil. and patrick reed engages a bunker mentality, as he's accused of intentionally breaking the rules. if you're intentionally trying to do something, that would be cheating, but i was not intentionally trying to improve the lie or anything like that. hello and welcome to sports

lance forman, the sister ofjacob rees—mogg, election. it risks borisjohnson not getting a commons majority and brexit not being delivered. he said this was nothing personal towards nigel farage but they did not think the uk leaving the eu should be put at risk. talking at this news conference in westminster. we will stay with politics now. and head back to croydon with a focus on business. i'm ramzan karmali in croydon, with the view from business. i am here at zotefoams — one of the biggest manufacturers here in croydon. these plastic pellets and through heat and pressure and adding nitrogen, you come up with this soft foam. this can be found in your car, aeroplanes, even in your trainers. i am with the boss, david, the man in charge. try to find out what you wa nt charge. try to find out what you want from politicians? are you hearing the right things? the answer —— the main issues affecting our business are brexit, and sustainability, the environment. brexit first. it has generated a huge amount of uncertainty for business. our busine

i text him once a year to say lance black gave me my start. >> jimmy: i bet he takes pleasure in thate you fantastic in it. it's called "richard jewell". this is the story of the man who is now deceased, who was wrongly accused of planting a bomb at the olympics in atlanta. it was, and, you know, it's a sad, it is a sad story, for sure. >> it's heavy, you know. it's one of those movies that, it's sort of like you have to google it afterwards because some of the things seem so unbelievable. and then you find out they're real, but it's pretty jaw-dropping. >> jimmy: by the way, speaking of it being real, i mentioned this to sam rockwell when he was here. i was there, in, i was working in a radio station, i was in the parking lot. >> oh, seriously. >> jimmy: at richard jewell's apartment complex. >> what? >> jimmy: with the media depicted in the film. and it is exactly as i remembered it. i mean exactly as i remembered it, and it's a very strange experience to see that. it's almost watching like a home movie or something, but i happened to be there covering the olympics. i was a sports g

that they're going to make it is not just is this driver delivering milk or juice, it is about free-lanceournalists we know that of course better than anybody being journalists, this could impact our own industry as well some companies said they plan to contract the number of freelancers that they plan to hire in certain states, california being the first one, because of the way the law could potentially impact their business so i think you're going to see a lot of states looking to california to see exactly how costly it becomes for businesses, how much they have to contract or reduce the number of people they're hiring to see how to move going forward. >> mike, the suit brought forth in california yesterday included two drivers who are looking to sue about the regulation as well i think it kind of begs the question, do actual workers, actual drivers want to see their independent contractor status taken away, especially when so many of them drive for different companies? >> no, that's a totally great question, morgan it is funny. i was on some radio thing awhile ago, essentially they wan

burt lance had his problems, and jimmy carter trusted burt lance, brought burt lance, there was sort of the, the lack of washington insiders, was a handicap for carter. so i guess i'll leave it at that for the moment. >> i want one follow-up question and we can come back to it later, at what point at all, or did it or did it not become evident inside the white house group that the lack of insiders was a problem? >> well, in the speech writing office, james fallos, was my boss, and later i became speech writer, became editor before we would go to the office, that seemed really pretty clear to me. at least to our little group. >> interesting. >> so jackson, give us some reflection before we get into individual presidents, just on how you think about this word misconduct, and what it means in terms of how we should think about ideology, policy, sexual scandal, whatever it is. >> well, i'm in favor of much broader definition of misconduct than much of what we've been talking about so far. you start to get into policy, when you're beginning to speak my language. because i feel like the mo

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lance sterling. voiced by will smith. >>a graduate of mit a 15 and works in the tech innovations voice by tom holland together the team up to take on a nefarious villain in spies in disguise, but there is one slight problem. think the canal is called biodynamic concealed. >>a look at me look at you i can sing my and your face at the same time it is so cool. >>a troubled nick, an eye to the movie was that in the world of espionage we can't trust anyone. the hardest thing to do with the team work to find someone to pier trust your face into and that's really where the character walter and lands in the hole but economy dynamic came to be a blue sky says we have 500 of some of the most talented artists and our animation team is amazing and one where animating lance sterling played by will smith. they're going to look at will smith because will smith has all that swagger you need. >>masi oka voices, one of the villains sterling goes up against was interesting his of modern day kusa type character but then you know when you rea

coming up, i talked to ryan lance, conocophillips ceo, on 's buybacksducer and dividends.ny of the charts we use throughout the show on gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: you're watching "bloomberg daybreak." salesforce signaling a big-ticket acquisition and global expansion has led to higher costs. the software maker giving a profit forecast that fell short of expeditions. still, sales soaring 33%, beating estimates. in august, salesforce closing its biggest deal ever come a buying tableau software for $3.3 billion. billionaire investor carl icahn pushing nhp -- pushing hp in takeover talks with xerox. he said hp's standalone plans announced to little more than rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. last month', they rejected last month,s -- they rejected xerox's offer. mastercard announcing a stock buyback. this year, its shares are up 52%. i'm viviana hurtado. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you so much. we want to drill down into an oil company, conocophillips. in an attempt to distance themselves from troubled shale players, they announc

lifewire.com editor in chief, lance thanks for joining us. this is horrible.he girl's dad i want to update everybody did come into the room and cutoff the feed, but is it worth it to have these cameras if you have hackers acting even in children's safe spaces? >> well obviously, hackers are always looking for sort of a weak wall, right? looking for an easy way to get in and bad passwords are often a way to do it or lack of using what's called two-factor authentication where someone could access the cameras even with the password is by having another piece of hardware like the phone in their hand and not using the same password everywhere so my understanding of this, this is not about a security breach at amazon, this is really about potentially a hacked password or a password they used on something else that the person accessed there so these can be powerful and useful devices for people, but you have to remember that it's up to you to manage to control the security. >> i'm glad you mentioned that because we remember amazon did buy this company ring i think 20

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. >> suzanne ludig is a free-lance photographer in omaha. >> nicely done love it. woo-hoo!econd job as a teller because it comes with insurance to avoid her acid reflux medicine, a generic version. that insurance has saved her a whopping $14,000 for a 90-day supply, according to her farm pharmacy receipt she is taking what's called a combination drug it is one pill that combines two over the counter medications generic prilosec and sodium bicarbonate, also known as baking soda. >> i don't understand why when you have prilosec and baking soda and you put those two together, why does it all of a sudden become $14,000? i don't get it >> they get away with it because they can they can set drug prices based on what the market will bear. >> dr. hanna sacks, an internist and medical researcher at mass general hospital says combining two medications into one should not be so expensive. she studied the price difference between brand name combination drugs and their generic components take zegerid $86 per pill versus 47 cents for the two generic ingredients. vimovo, arthritis pain re

marco's a coach out spoke to the austrian league title last season of a glass no lead lance to 2nd place while spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young took sobber should lager to open the scoring in the 13th minutes the austrian netting his 1st one just legal. back responded fast rail mbulelo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international. one all the score at halftime. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity i just sider came in injury time maximillian on old making it to one for of all scored the late victory at it by a pair of misplaced headers from the club back to france to sit in and. it was really great we've got 98 minutes so i have to say we deserve to win for the. sport celebrate their 1st bundesliga home win since october. hang their heads after their 2nd away loss in a row. baseball bat used by the great babe ruth has been sold for more than a $1000000.00 but used to hate ruth's 500th home run back in 192

marco as a coach out spork to the austrian league title last season of a glass now led lance to 2nd place while spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young to not go to open the scoring in the 13th minute the austrian netting his 1st understated goal of the. clock back responded faster though brail embargo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international. one all the score at halftime. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity as. the decider came in injury time maximillian on no making it to one pro ball school the late victory at it by a pair of misplaced headers from the gladbach defense this is an indian. it was really great. minutes so i have to say we deserved to win. well sports celebrate their 1st bundesliga home win since october. lot back hang their heads after their 2nd their way laws. yes in a row. well china's state broadcaster has pulled coverage of arsenal's premier league match against manchester city that was

week mark otoh is a coach all support to the austrian league title last season all of a gloss now led lance to 2nd place while spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young took sobber schneider to open the scoring in the 13th minutes the austrian netting his 1st one just a good goal i thought back responded faster though brail mbombo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international. won all the score at halftime. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity should. they decide it came in injury time maximillian on old making it to one for of all sports the late victory at it by a pair of misplaced headers from the glove box defense of the sudden and. it was really great because you know 98 minutes or so i have to say we deserve to win for the gold sport celebrate their 1st born just make a home win since october well klotzbach hang their heads after their 2nd away loss in a row. and they know when to stick to action shots could be

photo but his french and russian counterparts reminded him of the protocol don't forget this is the lances 1st such meeting in normandy for summit leaders will hold a press conference following talks we will cross live to that as soon as it begins . the leaders of the meeting at least a palace activists were outside the building handing out these leaflets the public claiming that russia is at war we've europe not ukraine. on sunday thousands of people took to the streets of ukraine's capital against the upcoming meeting demonstrators brought turns and food to the president's office in a bid to spend the night that the country's opposition led by former president poroshenko called on people to take nationwide action against the government. in the meantime austria's former foreign minister told us that the summit is an important move in the right direction. any decision that you take on the level of foreign policy in particular when it's such a delicate issue it always has. the mastic implication that it's very particular in that. i do wish. all the very best to be able to start something an

it just was kind of out of the cards for someone like me. >> but one day when lance was a sophomore in timberlake. they were like, "we'd like to fly you down to orlando." and i thought that was amazing, because i've never even been on a plane before. so i arrive at baggage claim. and there's 14-year-old justin timberlake, looking real cool and sly. then you have lou pearlman. and they pull up in his rolls royce, a limo. and that's how i'm introduced to this whole world. when you meet lou, you immediately trust him for some reason. he had this very jolly personality that you just felt like he was family. and from the second that i met him i really loved him. >> he just was like this fatherly figure that, we never had any worries around him, because, you know, financially, he was the money guy. i mean, everywhere we went he was, like, "i'll buy this, i'll do this, i'll do this." >> my mom didn't want me to do the group because she didn't know exactly what this was, if i was gonna be taken advantage of. but she saw how excited that i was so she had to let it ride. lou was always painting