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Kenny Jackett's side arrived without a league win in 10 matches but Henderson's treble halted Leicester's four-game winning home run. |
The Lions led 2-0 at the break after Henderson blasted home a penalty, then tapped in a stoppage-time cross. |
He made it three with a 68th-minute header from Liam Feeney's corner. |
It could have been different if Sven-Goran Eriksson's side converted an opportunity in the opening minute. |
Sol Bamba got on the end of a Richie Wellens corner but the defender's header was parried by Millwall goalkeeper David Forde. |
The visitors looked short of confidence, with former England striker David Nugent shooting wide, then sending an overhead kick crashing over the crossbar. |
It was against the run of play when Jackett's men went ahead after 36 minutes. |
Bamba was adjudged to have fouled Brian Howard and Henderson converted, despite goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel getting a hand to the ball. |
Wellens tested Forde from 18 yards, before Nadjim Abdou's right-wing cross caught out Leicester again, with Henderson pouncing. |
Leicester would have moved into the top six for the first time under Sven-Goran Eriksson if they had beaten Millwall. |
Eriksson replaced Yuki Abe and Jermaine Beckford with Lloyd Dyer and Darius Vassell at half-time and Leicester looked sharper after the break. |
They were almost back in the game straight away but Lee Peltier's 12-yard effort struck the crossbar. |
Leicester were the better side but could not take their chances - and Henderson made them pay by heading home Feeney's corner to send the Swede's team into the bottom half of the Championship table. |
Smartphones are expensive. Ordinary, "dumb" cell phones are cheap. The trade-off is that basic candy-bar phones are inferior and no fun, and they can't perform highfalutin tasks such as play Super Monkey Ball. Well, that's what you thought. |
Your basic feature phone can do more than you think. You won't be able to play games like the ones iPhone users enjoy, but a whole world of services out there can turn any phone into a powerful tool for staying productive and having fun. And if you’re limited to using landlines, I have a few handy tips for you, too. |
A word of caution: Many of the services described below depend on SMS messaging and consume your cell phone plan's minutes. You might discover that using any one of these services in excess will drive your monthly wireless bill up. |
For other tips and tricks to liven up your mobile phone, see "14 Ways to Supercharge Your Smartphone" and "13 Sites and Services to Supercharge Any Phone." |
You don't need a fancy camera phone or smartphone to do comparison shopping on the fly--Frucall will check prices for you via SMS, or a regular phone call, for free. All you need to do is text FRU11 (3811) or call 888/DOFRUCALL (888/363-7822) with a product's bar-code number or a book's ISBN, or send the product name a... |
Frucall will then return pricing information for that product at a number of online retailers. Punch in your zip code, and Frucall will factor shipping into the price. |
Frucall will work only with supported carriers, including Alltel, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. |
Google offers a similar SMS-based service. With Google Mobile set up for your phone, you can SMS "price" followed by the product name, or the UPC or ISBN. |
Google and Microsoft each offer free business directory assistance services. Google's is called GOOG-411 (800/466-4411), while Microsoft's is Bing411 (800/246-4411). Both will connect you to the number you look up, for free. Each represents an attractive alternative to paying the nearly $2 fee that most mobile carriers... |
In addition to the business directory assistance, Bing provides driving directions, traffic, movie times, horoscopes, weather, sports, stock quotes, cheap gas, news headlines, or travel information (which includes services such as finding a taxi). |
For residential phone number lookups, you can try 1-800-Free411 (800/373-3411), which offers both business and white-pages listings. You'll have to listen to an audio ad as part of the bargain. |
Yet another alternative is Tellme (800/555-TELL, or 800/555-8355); on this service, you can do a business search or request stock quotes, sports news and scores, weather forecasts, movie times, horoscopes, airline listings, and more. |
If you use an online calendar service from Google, Windows Live, or Yahoo, you can access some of your calendar tools and information via SMS. All of these services require you to set up access via the Web first. |
Google: Users of Google Calendar can perform a variety of calendar tasks by texting GVENT (48368). |
You can also set up Google Calendar to send you SMS alerts for new, changed, or canceled event invitations. |
The downside of Google Calendar for SMS is that not all carriers support the GVENT shortcode; consult Google’s supported carrier list to see if your phone can use GVENT. For more information, see the Google Calendar SMS help page. |
Microsoft Windows Live: If you use Windows Live Calendar, you can set up your account to send you calendar reminders via SMS. Windows Live alerts are customizable, too, so you can set quiet hours to make sure you don't receive any calendar reminders in the middle of the night. |
You can also use Windows Live alerts to receive Hotmail and Windows Live network updates, as well as news updates from Fox Sports, MSNBC, Nasdaq, Newsweek, and other sources. To get started, go to calendar.live.com on your computer, select More options in the upper-right corner, and then click Change how you get remind... |
Yahoo: To set up calendar reminders from Yahoo Calendar, go to calendar.yahoo.com, select Options in the upper-right corner, and click Reminders. |
You can use text messages to send and receive status updates on social networks such as Facebook and MySpace. If you're a die-hard Twitter user, you can also use SMS to perform any number of functions. Here are just a few commands you can enter (see Twitter's FAQ on SMS access for more information). |
Before using SMS with Twitter, it's a good idea to sign up for an SMS plan that allows for an unlimited number of messages per month. You’ll also have to go through a relatively lengthy verification process with Twitter to start using its SMS service (usually involving about four to six SMS messages from each side). To... |
Facebook has some limited services that you can use with almost any phone. Visit your Facebook Account Settings page and select Register for Facebook Text Messages under the Mobile tab. Once you’ve gone through the registration process, you can receive texts for friend requests, messages, wall posts, and your friends’ ... |
Just because you don't have a smartphone, that doesn't mean you can't search the Web to find what you're looking for on the go. Text GOOGLE (466453) from within the United States with your search query, and the search giant will text you back with the results. |
You can also use Google's SMS search to find everything from the nearest FedEx store to the closest pizza joint. Google can serve up 22 different types of data, including driving directions, flight information, and the latest weather report. Just start your SMS request with the subject you're looking for, such as "weat... |
If you're looking for the weather forecast in Bloomington, Indiana, for instance, you text "weather: Bloomington, IN” to 466453. To see more examples of typical SMS queries, visit Google’s Mobile SMS page. Google’s SMS search is a handy way to find information in a pinch, but remember that regular message rates apply. |
Kevin Barry, trainer for WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker, has been an outspoken critic of Anthony Joshua's most recent win. |
Joshua retained his IBF, IBO and WBA world heavyweight titles when he stopped bloodied challenger Carlos Takam in the 10th round in Cardiff on Saturday. Not everyone agreed with the stoppage, as the crowd booed and Takam protested. |
Parker (24-0, 18 KOs), who won a tough twelve round unanimous decision over Takam in May of 2016, also watched the contest and he was not impressed by Joshua's win. |
Barry had already made it clear that he believes Joshua has stamina issues and also possesses a suspect chin. He felt the stoppage of Takam was way too early. |
Based on what Barry has heard coming from Joshua and his promoter Eddie Hearn, they are not looking for an immediate unification with WBC champion and the trainer believes they will target Parker next. |
"It made me feel that we have a very, very good chance of dethroning this guy," Barry told Fairfax Media. |
"Everything I saw yesterday ... while watching the fight I am in my mind seeing many ways for Joe to nullify his attack and to open up holes on his defence ... I thought Joshua was robotic, I thought he was slow at times, I thought his lead patterns were very predictable. And, once again, he showed that he definitely h... |
"At the moment we are in a very good position. On that performance yesterday, even from what Joshua and Eddie Hearn both said, they don't want to get in the ring with Deontay Wilder just yet. Out of the two champions they will definitely target Joe. And we are happy about that. But we won't be jumping when Eddie Hearns... |
Yea Fury and definitly Ruiz are top 10. Ruix is the best fighter on all 3 of there records aside from Klitchko. |
BRITISH skippers want to see loathed fishing quotas scrapped after Brexit and replaced with a reduction in days at sea, a new survey has shown. |
As experts warn relations between fishermen and the Government are at an historic low, Cardiff University polled almost one in ten of fishing boat captains. |
And they found concerns Ministers are totally out of touch with the views of Britain’s ocean going strivers. |
The study found that two thirds of skippers want the EU’s hated Commons Fishery Policy totally scrapped, with a similar level of support for ALL foreign boats being completely excluded from British waters once the UK has left the EU. |
And 56% of skippers instead favour a “days at sea” method of controlling British fishing waters. |
A new system would see a limit on the number of days boats can fish rather than a cap on the amount and type of fish that can be caught. |
The University of Cardiff report “Management of UK fisheries post-Brexit: a fisherman’s perspective” argues that to save the industry, smaller vessels should be excluded from any quota system after Brexit. |
The findings fly in the face of national fishing federations and large fishing fleets who have argued the caps could stay after Brexit. |
However not a single fisherman who responded to the survey believed that the industry had a “very good” relationship with the Government, and 92 per cent of those polled said relations were “poor” or “very poor”. |
While three quarters of the fishermen polled said the current system does not work, the report concludes that Fishing Minister George Eustice’s resolute defence of “crucial” quotas “perhaps shows him to be out of touch with the industry he is working for”. |
But the report highlighted widespread industry concern that the “Government will adopt the status quo” after the UK quits the EU — despite the wishes of fishermen. |
Currency wars come to Moscow, at the G20. But if G7 can’t agree on their FX position, what hope for 20? Plus, an asteroid hurtles towards Earth and south Africa’s “Bladerunner” charged with murder. |
What is the best perk of blogging (besides being occasionally accused of heresy by mean people hiding behind computer keyboards and sighing heavily whenever I click over to see what Google analytics has to say about my “traffic,” that is)? Getting free books in the mail. I always love free books. A few weeks ago, I esp... |
I turned first to my own chapter in Disquiet Time. Titled “Broken and Bent,” it is a reflection on that fact that, despite all those healings he did, Jesus never actually has a conversation unrelated to the healing that is about to or just did take place (at least not one that was recorded) with someone whose body is f... |
After I read my own chapter, I read some others. And I was completely, utterly smitten. |
By the time Cron got to how he sees the Bible—“As an artist who was raised and educated by Roman Catholics, I viewed the Scriptures more sacramentally than dialogically. For me, the Bible was the story that explained the way the world is, not the “manufacturer’s operating instructions for living,” as my [seminary] clas... |
There is tremendous relief in finding people who speak one’s own language, especially when it’s the language of something as deep and difficult and potentially life changing as faith. |
I haven’t read all of the Disquiet Time chapters yet (I had to force myself to put it down to finish this post). But every chapter I’ve read thus far, by people who approach faith from all sorts of backgrounds and with all sorts of questions, has left me with that sense of fresh understanding—of revelation, really—that... |
Karen Swallow Prior writes about how often poop shows up in the Bible (really, there’s a lot of poop!), and what this tells us about ourselves and God. |
Dale Hanson Bourke writes about how a limited understanding of what it means that the Bible is “inspired” was broken open by, of all things, her obsessive concern with proper punctuation. |
The Bible is not a tool to bring others around to our way of seeing things, or a weapon with which to accuse others of heresy. The Bible is not a history book, nor does it tell us everything there is to know about God. The creator of the universe cannot be contained in a book, even a holy, inspired book. The Bible, at ... |
I hope you’ll take up the invitation issued by the stories and reflections in Disquiet Time, which each, in their own way, reflect the Bible’s invitation to seek wisdom and understanding in its pages, even knowing that we won’t always find clear answers to the conundrums, confusions, and catastrophes of human life. |
And I’d like to give one of you a free copy of Disquiet Time. To enter a drawing for the free copy, just leave a comment on this blog post. (Please comment HERE in the comment section below, not on Facebook. I don’t want to lose anyone’s entry by having responses scattered about, and this also ensures that I have a con... |
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Edwina Sharrock has been recognised with a number of awards for her popular start-up Birth Beat. |
When Tamworth midwife Edwina Sharrock was pregnant six years ago, the local private maternity unit closed its doors. |
Sharrock was peeved for a while but then her husband suggested she do something about it. |
As a result, she started teaching antenatal classes to expectant mothers in the community. |
Today, that relatively soft start has blossomed into Birth Beat, a digital health tech platform that provides online birth education services nationally. |
Sharrock suspects Birth Beat probably isn’t exactly what her husband had in mind back when. |
Sharrock is CEO of Birth Beat, a national provider of online antenatal classes and baby and child first aid classes. |
An average day's work might include client support, educational content development, video presenting, marketing, technical management and analytics and business strategy. |
She says she loves the emails she regularly receives from mums too. |
“I get beautiful photos of newborns. It’s the best motivator for me to keep doing the hard work,” she says. |
Sharrock, a registered midwife and nurse, has a Bachelor of Nursing and Diploma of Midwifery. |
Some of her previous roles include neonatal intensive care unit nurse, midwife, emergency department nurse and local maternity unit manager. |
She has been recognised for Birth Beat with awards including national winner of the Commonwealth Bank 21 Day Challenge Innovation Award and Google Regional Online Hero. She is also a 2018 Hesta Nurse/Midwife of the Year nominee. |
Sharrock was also selected to complete the 12-week HCF Catalyst Accelerator Program, an Australian healthtech accelerator program that offers many big benefits including major funding and expert entrepreneurial support. |
With one day to submit her pitch for the program, she first googled what a “pitch deck” actually was and then pulled an all-nighter preparing. |
The following Monday, she got up at 4am and drove the 400-plus kilometres from Tamworth to Sydney to pitch. She parked on the North Shore and got the train. The rain was bucketing, saturating her suit, so she bought a pair of thongs and umbrella at Town Hall Station and she ran up the street to make it in time. |
Hectic as the process was, a fortnight later, Sharrock received the call. |
Birth Beat is now recognised by private health insurers all over Australia. |
Sharrock hopes to expand internationally soon, starting with New Zealand. |
One of the better known stock anarchist phrases is 'No Gods, No Masters' but despite this there have been various attempts to invent religous forms of anarchist thought. In recent years there have been various attempts to blend Islam and anarchism - we are aware of examples from South Africa, the USA and Britain. The m... |
Here we present a range of anarchist communist writings on Islam as well as writings by Islamic 'anarchists' and background writings by socialists and others on Islam. |
Over 130 years ago the anarchist Micheal Bakunin wrote "I reverse the phrase of Voltaire, and say that, if God really existed, it would be necessary to abolish him." Writing of the Christian churches in Europe, he said "In talking to us of God they propose, they desire, to elevate us, emancipate us, ennoble us, and, on... |
Neither secular not theocratic state dictatorship! |
Kemal Atatürk (1881-1938) had founded the Republic of Turkey in 1923 upon six principles: republicanism, laicism , reformism, nationalism, populism, and statism. Under the Kemalist regime the State was set free from the dominance of religion and religion was put under the control of the State. Especially the ideas of R... |
Standing up to religious oppression or state racism? |
Ultimately we believe that people should have the freedom to dress whatever way they like. This means freedom from state interference and freedom from religious interference in how one should dress. Anarchist reflections on the debate around the banning of the veil in French schools. |
Why the Reversion to Islamic Archaism? |
}We reproduce a key 1981 essay on Islamic fundamentalism by the Middle Eastern radical writer Lafif Lakhdar. This is a detailed materialist history of the development of Islamic archaism up to the Iranian revolution. |
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