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Legislating Love, directed by Jason Mehmel, will have its official opening at the West Village Theatre (2007 10th Ave. S.W.) on March 23. It runs until March 31 with performances Tuesdays through Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., with additional 2:30 p.m. matinees on Saturday and Sunday. |
There is a pay-what-you-can preview performance on March 22. |
Guardiola’s Bayern started the match with an adventurous three-man defensive system that witnessed Thomas Muller hug the touchline in an advanced wide right position, whereas Thiago Alcantara moved infield from a right wing-back position. Bayern initially attempted to win the ball higher up the pitch through high press... |
Barcelona’s attacking trio were man-marked by Mehdi Benatia, Jerome Boateng, and Rafinha, with Luis Suarez, in particular, offering a legitimate threat in the final third. First, Javier Mascherano’s clearance set Suarez free on goal, and despite Manuel Neuer’s heroic clearance, the Uruguayan was rightly ruled offside. ... |
Enrique’s men simply had to beat one defender to be set clear on goal, and it was Suarez’s tireless work rate that forced Bayern’s defenders into mistakes, and ultimately led to Guardiola moving to a 4-3-1-2. Juan Bernat and Rafinha were placed in their natural positions, and Bastian Schweinsteiger’s advanced midfield ... |
There was improved structure to Bayern’s shape following the alteration, and the threat of Barca’s attacking trio was limited as they were now forced to evade several challenges in the final third. With the Bayern full-backs tight on Barca’s wingers, and the Germans congesting the midfield zone — Phillip Lahm vs. Andre... |
An unmarked Busquets located Alba running past Rafinha into half-space, but the left back’s cross was frantically cleared by Jerome Boateng – Suarez got between the Bayern centre-backs to nod the ensuing corner over the net. Then Alves ran beyond Bernat into right half-space to poke Iniesta’s ball over the top on goal,... |
Bayern’s system alteration decreased the frenetic tempo displayed in the opening 15 minutes, and the German champions slightly improved going forward. Robert Lewandowski and Muller’s movement were specifically key: Both men often shifted to a wide position out of possession to prevent Bayern’s full-backs from surging f... |
Lewandowski and Muller found it relatively easy to turn the Barcelona defenders, but it was often the final ball that led to Bayern’s downfall. The best move between the forwards saw Muller run across Gerard Pique and shrug off Alba to receive Lewandowski’s reverse ball into half-space, but the Pole couldn’t direct the... |
Where Bayern’s attacking play may be heralded as poor — they finished the match with 0 shots on target — Guardiola’s men continuously played vertical passes to a teammate between the lines, but without a midfielder capable of playing defence-splitting passes, along with their narrow shape, the Germans were reliant on t... |
Nevertheless, while it appeared that the tie was destined for a goalless draw, Barca’s pressing was proved decisive, led by Rakitic’s dynamism. The Croatian pressed Alonso around the hour mark, which led to Messi getting ahead of Bernat to supply Neymar with a chance that was inevitably wasted. |
Subsequently, with Bayern attempting to build from the back, Alves dispossessed Bernat, skipped past Alonso, and squared the ball to Messi, who beat Neuer at his near post. The second also stemmed from the right side, with Rakitic and Alba both involved in the build up, and the former found Messi in space behind Bernat... |
The away side was in desperate need of an away goal, which was ultimately beneficial to Enrique’s side. Guardiola turned to a 4-1-4-1 and introduced Mario Gotze on the left flank, whereas Xavi and Rafinha slotted into midfield to slow down the tempo and retain possession. Neymar added a third goal from a clinical count... |
Guardiola keenly stated the difficulty in stopping Messi in his pre-match presser, and for the most part he appeared to be correct. Despite Guardiola immediately rectifying his adventurous approach in the early stages, and successfully altering systems to balance the match, it was Barca’s uncommon late pressing combine... |
CEDAR CITY — The Thunderbirds' first postseason tournament win as a Division I program came against a co-regular season champion, but Southern Utah's next opponent is much closer to their current prestige. |
After beating Drake 80-73 in overtime on Friday, SUU advances to the next round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament where they'll play California State-Bakersfield on Monday at 6:30. |
Drake was the Missouri Valley Conference's co-regular season champion and finished the season 24-10 in a conference that touted a program in the Final Four last season. |
"You appreciate their success," head coach Todd Simon said. "That's a good league, top to bottom. And that's where we want to be, we want to win league titles." |
While the CIT has no set bracket, Drake boasted one of the better resumes among teams in the field. That made the win over the Bulldogs much sweeter, as a rebuilding SUU program is visibly taking the next steps under Simon. |
"I believe Drake was one of the highest ranked teams in this CIT," Simon said. "certainly these little milestones are significant because we have the utmost respect for Drake and what that program is." |
The next milestone is winning consecutive postseason tournament games, and CSU-Bakersfield is a team that isn't on the same level that Drake was. |
Drake was a team that was extremely proficient from 3-point range. Two Drake players, Brady Ellingson and Tremell Murphy, who shot over 40 percent from 3-point range this season, and SUU held both to only one made three. |
The T-birds also outrebounded Drake 51-40 and dished out 17 assists compared to Drake's 10. |
CSU-Bakersfield is only three years removed from an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2016 and made the NIT in 2017. The nation got a good look at the Roadrunners in 2016 when they won the Western Athletic Conference behind a veteran coach in Rod Barnes. |
Barnes is no stranger to tournament games, as he took the University of Mississippi to the Sweet Sixteen in 2001. His teams won six road games this season, beating CSU-Fullerton last Thursday. |
Bakersfield's Jarkel Joiner leads the Roadrunners, averaging 16.1 points per contest, but opponents shoot a better field goal percentage than the Roadrunners have this season. However, Bakersfield makes up for in on defense. |
The Roadrunners average 6.5 steals per game and out-rebound their opponents by an average of 5.3 boards per game. SUU's Harrison Butler and Andre Adams, who average 6.6 and 6.3 rebounds per game, respectively, will most likely need to win the rebounding game in the post as they did against Drake to gain a clear advanta... |
The winner of this game will advance to the CIT quarterfinals. |
When Elon Musk unveiled his grand master plan, he talked a bit about transit, autonomous buses, and why they would be much smaller: "With the advent of autonomy, it will probably make sense to shrink the size of buses and transition the role of bus driver to that of fleet manager." And while transportation experts are ... |
There’s a strong initial market of now-wealthy Boomers who would pay ex recto [a lot] for a modern, safe, eco-friendly electric bus, and that vehicle, designed with the right balance of old and new, could leverage nostalgia and established character to get a new generation of people—specifically the allegedly less-trad... |
Some good guessing by @Jalopnik. The Tesla Minibus will be built on a Model X chassis. People density potential is surprisingly high. |
It will evidently be built on the Model X platform and look much like an old VW. |
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Worry that allowing Syrian refugees into United States might allow terrorists to slip through. |
I’d like to tell whoever collectively borrowed, swiped, kyped or stole the magnet from my tailgate while I was in Great Falls last week that all is forgiven, providing it is put on an outfit. |
I love my country, and my eagle with the flag was just a way to show pride. Cafe Press has a great selection if ever anyone wants to buy one. It’s a good thing I have a backup. |
There seems to be a lot of controversy over gun laws, and if such and such should be done, would it stop the shootings that are going around our nation? My opinion is it doesn’t matter about the gun laws. What is important is what we have shoved out of our nation. When God and his laws were allowed to be displayed, whe... |
My brothers and I grew up in a nation “under God.” We didn’t have to lock our cars because we weren’t worried about thieves or someone hiding in the backseat to do harm. We were taught prayers at home and were taken to Sunday school and church. Now God seems to be someone who no one wants around. He reminds us that “Do... |
If we get back to what our country was founded upon and put God back in control, I believe much of what is happening in America might be dramatically reduced. Just sayin’. |
Gov. Steve Bullock said there was a process in place regarding refugees that will ensure the safety of Montanans. The FBI has said that even they have no way of ensuring that no terrorists enter the country. Does Bullock know something the FBI doesn’t? |
In fact, Gov. Chris Christie said on the Nov. 17 “O’Reilly Factor” that the government has placed Syrian refugees in his state through nongovernmental agencies, such as churches, without notifying him. In that case, how can Bullock be sure there is no Syrian settlement in Montana? There is a Syrian settlement in Orange... |
President Barack Obama said the GOP was afraid of a few widows and children. Women and children have been used for years as ways of killing people in war because they are looked on as being the most unlikely suspects. During a recent raid in France, a woman walked out a door and detonated an explosive vest, killing her... |
How about contributing to settlement camps for these people and not opening our doors to potential terrorists? |
Ljubljana, 9 December - The Jewish Cultural Centre will celebrate Hanukkah with a ceremonial lighting of candles in Ljubljana on Sunday. The event will be attended by Rabbi Ariel Haddad for the Slovenian community and Croatian Rabbi Luciano Moše Prelević. |
Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah with public Menorah lighting in Ljubljana. |
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Season 2 Explained l WTF Just Happened? |
While the first season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina focused mainly on Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) struggling to balance her mortal and witch worlds, Part 2 raised the stakes with Sabrina having to literally stop the world from ending. |
After discovering she's prophesized to be the Herald of Hell, aka the Dark Lord's queen, Sabrina sets out to make sure that never happens — only in the process she accidentally does just that, allowing the Devil himself to once again walk the Earth in his angelic form. But before the Dark Lord can kick start the End of... |
Unfortunately for the good guys, though, their plan to lock the Dark Lord inside the Acheron configuration fails because it isn't strong enough to hold him. As it turns out, the only prison powerful enough to contain the Dark Lord is a human body, and so Nick (Gavin Leatherwood) sacrifices himself, taking Satan's spiri... |
So what does this cliffhanger mean for Nick moving forward? And what does all this mean for his relationship with Sabrina? TV Guide spoke with Gavin Leatherwood about all this and more. |
What was your reaction when you found out Nick would sacrifice himself as a vessel for the Dark Lord? |
Gavin Leatherwood: That twist was so huge. We do a big table read for every new episode and when that moment came about, it was like the whole room felt the energy shift. Like, whoa! It was so much fun to play, too. I thought that it spoke volumes about his character, because he had good intentions with Sabrina and rea... |
What do you think this experience like for Nick? Is he conscious of what's happening? Is he being tortured? Is he gone? |
Leatherwood: I keep playing with that idea too, and it's fun to speculate. I don't know what direction they're going to go with it. But I'd really like to see a Smeagol/Gollum thing, where he's battling having the Dark Lord in him, as well as having Nick being his main being and then having this other kind of character... |
Are you excited to get to play the Dark Lord when we see Nick again? |
Leatherwood: Yeah, I mean that adds such a whole other layer to Nick. I feel like Part 2 did a really great job at exploring more layers of who Nick was and it peeled back a lot of who he was on the surface and we really dive further into his emotional depth. And now to have this be a whole other part of who Nick is is... |
If Nick survives and manages to come to himself again, how do you think this experience will change him? |
Leatherwood: I mean, I hope he survives because I love what I'm doing. I love my job. I'm certain this will definitely take a toll, mentally and emotionally. It's going to be a lot of homework and a lot of work will go into developing [how Nick's changed after this]. And a lot of it goes hand in hand with the scripts w... |
Before Nick sacrificed himself and proved his moral character, Sabrina learned he had gotten close to her on the Dark Lord's orders. How far in advance did you know he was working with the Dark Lord to a degree? |
Leatherwood: I had a little tip from Rob Seidenglanz, who's one of our producers and he also directs. And it was actually the first episode I worked on, which was Episode 4 [of Season 1], and there was the big Baphomet statue and children around and I give Sabrina Edward Spellman's journal. And as she walks away, Rob g... |
Even after Nick's betrayal, Sabrina still calls him her boyfriend in the finale. Do you think the truth coming out and his great sacrifice has the potential to bring them closer? |
Leatherwood: I think so. But it could also push them further. Maybe Sabrina's now a bit more gung-ho for Nick considering he did have this heroic act and maybe because of the trauma of having the Dark Lord in him, maybe he's going to be resistant to it or hesitant. So yeah, I'm not sure. Then there's the love between H... |
Nick was definitely very jealous of Harvey throughout this season. But now that Harvey helped defeat the Dark Lord and is going to help Sabrina rescue Nick from hell, do you think that could lead to them having a less contentious relationship and maybe even a friendship? |
Leatherwood: For sure. I think that initially was built around the fact that Harvey was able to love and Nick didn't know what that was like. He knew lust mainly. And that's where there was a lot of that friction. But when Nick goes and helps Harvey, there's a bit of him that wants to get closer almost to the enemy, I ... |
Sabrina is determined to go to Hell and get Nick back. Is there anything you can tease or anything you hope to see regarding what this journey will look like, what we can expect of hell, and what it will take to get Nick back? |
Leatherwood: I don't know what's to come, to be honest. And I really like considering all the possibilities. What if they went and Nick wasn't there? What if he left or escaped or something? What if they journeyed all the way there to get him out and then he didn't want to leave? I asked [creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa... |
Lilith did say she would take good care of Nick. But should we really trust her? |
Leatherwood: No. I don't think so. She's so sneaky. And she plays it so beautifully as well. But I don't think so. I wouldn't be surprised if Nick is chained up and was her hell slave or something because that's just so in her character. Who knows. |
Nick sacrificed himself to stop the apocalypse, but does that mean he shut down the prophecy for good or could the End of Days still occur? |
Leatherwood: Anything's possible in this world. And if there's one thing that's been proven it's that for Sabrina there's a never-ending amount of obstacles and demons who want to stop her from getting to where she's going. She is a revolutionary, very powerful character and there will always be challenges coming for h... |
You mentioned this earlier, but there have been some very crazy theories about Nick, so I wanted to get your thoughts on some of the biggest ones, including that Nick was going to be revealed to be the Dark Lord in disguise. Did you ever seriously think that was actually going to come to fruition? |
Leatherwood: I knew that there was something there, I just didn't know what it was and honestly, all the theories did kind of help start that snowball of a thought to really speculate what that could be. And I'm really happy the way it turned out. I'm glad I wasn't the Dark Lord the whole time. I would have liked to kn... |
There's also a theory that Nick is Sabrina's twin brother. |
Leatherwood: I hope not. That would be so awkward. That's like a Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker thing. |
Well, Father Blackwood wanted to marry his twins, and I was worried like, "Is this laying the groundwork..." |
Leatherwood: I guess the witch and warlock community is much more progressive. But no, I didn't really play with that one too long. I didn't want to. |
The other most popular theory is that Nick is actually Edward Spellman. |
Leatherwood: The fact that Nick knows so much about Edward Spellman and really reveres him and just idolizes the guy — I mean, there's a twist. Let's pitch it. |
In the comics, Edward Spellman does come back in Harvey's body and goes on a date with his daughter. |
Leatherwood: Yeah! And eats Harvey's parents. Twisted. |
How would you feel if you found out you were actually Sabrina's dad? |
Leatherwood: I mean, that's even worse than the twin brother thing. If I was Edward Spellman with Satan inside of me in Nick Scratch's body, it would just be a cluster-you-know-what going on up here. I mean, hey. I'm all for the challenge. |
Do you think there are more secrets to be revealed about Nick or have all his cards been put on the table? |
Leatherwood: I don't think any one character's cards have been put on the table and that just keeps being shown more and more as the show moves on. The thing I really like about the show is how rich each character really is and we see everyone grow more and more. I mean, Hilda surprises us in ... Part 2 when she kills ... |
You mentioned Nick's interest in Edward and Edward obviously has hovered over Sabrina's journey so much, especially this season. Do you think we're going to get to explore who Edward really was or will he always just exist on the periphery? |
Leatherwood: I think he's going to be one of those kinds of characters who is more so in the peripheral, just coming in right at the opportune time. I think it's hard for a lot of ghosts to come here, something about airfares or traveling through different dimensions. He'll still be around. But as far as his involvemen... |
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is available to stream on Netflix. |
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MOUNT ROYAL RIVERFRONT AND AIR PARK COMMUNITY- Build your dream home on this 1+/- acre lot in Mount Royal which has deeded access to the St Johns River by way of Mt Royals Community dock and boat ramp. Mt Royal has underground utilities, security gate, lovely trees and is a well maintained community. There are a total ... |
MORE alleged Uber cleaning fee scam victims are coming forward with their stories in an effort to warn other users of the popular app. |
On May 7, Brisbane couple Alexandra Montoya and Colin Conroy used the ride sharing service to travel from their home to Treasury Casino - a short journey they had taken many times before - when they noticed their driver was taking the wrong route. |
After pointing out the driver's mistake, Mr Conroy claimed he became "aggressive" - and so the couple asked to be let out of the Toyota Camry before reaching their destination, at around 4pm following an eight-minute drive. |
Ms Montoya, who was upset by the driver's behaviour, left a one-star review and explained it was because she believed he had deliberately taken a longer route in an effort to charge more, and because of his rudeness. |
But a few days later, Ms Montoya discovered $150 had been deducted from her bank account by Uber as a "cleaning fee". |
After contacting the company to demand answers, Ms Montoya was sent photos of the mess she and Mr Conroy were accused of making, which shows a yellow liquid on what appears to be a car door, seat and floor. |
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