His experience traversing the Vía de la Plata, and people watching in Plaza Mayor in nearby Salamanca, enabled him to conceptualize his vision of "Archer".

(meta data) TITLE: 'Archer's' Adam Reed: If Spanish Women Liked Me, I Never Would Have Created This Show | Hollywood Reporter

The Internet Archive discovers and captures web pages through many different web crawls.

At any given time several distinct crawls are running, some for months, and some every day or longer.

View the web archive through the Wayback Machine.

Content crawled via the Wayback Machine Live Proxy mostly by the Save Page Now feature on web.archive.org.

Liveweb proxy is a component of Internet Archive's wayback machine project.

The liveweb proxy captures the content of a web page in real time, archives it into a ARC or WARC file and returns the ARC/WARC record back to the wayback machine to process.

The recorded ARC/WARC file becomes part of the wayback machine in due course of time.

The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20180110003538/https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/archers-adam-reed-spanish-women-703487

# 'Archer's' Adam Reed: If Spanish Women Liked Me, I Never Would Have Created This Show

## He writes that, during a fateful trip to Spain, "Occasionally they would glance over — and catch me gaping at them — and just smile at me like, 'I know, right?' "

As FX turns 20, fifteen of TV's top scribes -- from Rescue Me's Denis Leary to Louie's Louis C.K. -- reveal what it's like to write for a network that encourages smart TV (almost) without rules as part of a series that The Hollywood Reporter is rolling out this week.

This story first appeared in the May 23 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.

In 2008, after having yet another show canceled, I walked the 1,000-kilometer Via de la Plata, which runs from Seville in the south of Spain to Santiago de Compostela in the northwest.

On the walk, I was to come up with a new show idea (to satisfy my slavering agents, Matt and Joel).

But after 500 kilometers of rain, mud, broiling sun and barking dogs -- alternating daily between two sets of clothes and four socks -- I was an exhausted, bearded mess.

So I took a much needed laundry/ blister/sanity break in Salamanca, where the main industry, turns out, is breathtakingly, heartbreakingly beautiful women.

So I sat on the Plaza Mayor for three days -- drinking either coffee or beer or gin, depending on the time of day -- surrounded by these Spanish women who seemed both unaware and completely aware of their beauty.

Occasionally they would glance over -- and catch me gaping at them -- and just smile at me like, "I know, right?"

And for three days, I couldn't even splutter "Buenos dias" to any of them -- not once.

STORY: 'Archer': Why the FX Series Created Country-Superstar Character Cherlene

And thus was Sterling Archer born -- he would've absolutely sauntered over to a table full of those women and sat down and ordered an entire case of cava or whatever.

I should add that on my last day in Salamanca, a beautiful Spanish woman approached me.

She said hello, we talked for a minute, and then she touched my sleeve and asked if I was allowed to wear synthetic fibers and zippers.

Why?" she made the "beard" gesture with her hand -- referring to my unfortunately bushy and pumpkin-colored beard -- and asked, in the sexiest Spanish-accented English ever, "But are you not one of those, como se dice …

Adam Reed is the creator of and an executive producer on Archer, which aired its fifth-season finale in April.

RELATED: Louis C.K. Reveals How to Write, Direct, Edit and Star in Every Episode of a Hit Show (and Not Go Crazy)

RELATED: 'The Americans' Producer Reveals His Secret CIA History

RELATED: Denis Leary Calls Peter Tolan 'Gay' — And He Is

RELATED: 'Sons of Anarchy's' Kurt Sutter Reveals He Once Told FX's President to 'Go F— Yourself'

RELATED: 'Damages' Producers Remember Their 'Most Gruesome' Scene — and Why FX Was 'Thrilled'

RELATED: 'Justified' Boss Remembers Elmore Leonard's Final Days

New FX Series "Archer" Puts Animated Twist on Spy Genre - Speakeasy - WSJ

(meta data) PUBLISHER: https://www.facebook.com/wsj

View the web archive through the Wayback Machine.

News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services.

Get the Wall Street Journal $12 for 12 weeks.

The Streaming Age Is Upon Us—and It's Going to Get Ugly

Salman Rushdie's New Novel Jumps Into Presidential Politics

'Sweet as Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes From the Horn of Africa' Review: A Cultural Legacy Rescued

'Villains' by Queens of the Stone Age and 'American Dream' by LCD Soundsystem Reviews: Veterans Offer More Good-Time Rock

'These Foolish Things: The Decca Years' Review: Remembering and Regretting Artie Shaw's Early Retirement

Broadway Shows Slated to Close Getting a Bump

Gregg Allman's Final Album Ties Up Loose Ends

'Chaekgeori: Pleasure of Possessions in Korean Painted Screens' Review: Painting a Backdrop for an Educated Ruler

'Polina' Review: Risky Leaps, Moving Odyssey

'Beach Rats' Review: Self-Discovery on the Boardwalk

'Prince of Broadway' and 'Company' Reviews: A Broadway Icon Pays Tribute to Himself

John le Carré Returns to George Smiley's World

'Sidemen: Long Road to Glory' Review: They Brought the Blues to Life

Current Memoirs Hinge on Harrowing Pasts

Jerry Lewis, Comic Giant of the 20th Century, Dies at 91

Filmmaker Margaret Byrne on Nigeria's 2face Idibia

In Memoir, Clinton Says She Let Down Millions in Election

# New FX Series "Archer" Puts Animated Twist on Spy Genre

After selling his interest in his production company to his partner and fleeing to Europe, TV producer Adam Reed ("Sealab 2021;" "Frisky Dingo") was sitting at a cafe in Salamanca, Spain and dreaming up his next show.

But there was something distracting him.

Rather, it was someone — a beautiful woman writing quietly in her journal.

At a loss for how to approach her, Reed immediately conjured someone who could.

"Of course, a spy would have a perfect line," he said.

The woman paid her bill and "took my hopes and dreams with her in an expensive handbag."

He had the inspiration for his new animated show: "Archer."

Debuting on FX Network on Jan. 14, "Archer" is a send-up of the spy thriller world of James Bond and Jason Bourne.

For Audiences of Broadway's "Fela!", A Musical Primer

Comparing Racy New Bios of Warren Beatty and Elvis Presley

#### Forget Self-Driving Cars, Here Comes Self-Driving Luggage

#### An Over 400-Acre Upstate New York Farm with Rock N' Roll Ties

#### Who Is Going to Run for President in 2020?

#### A Crypto Website Changes Its Data, and $100 Billion in Market Value Vanishes

#### U.S. Spy Satellite Believed Lost After SpaceX Mission Fails

#### Tua Tagovailoa: The Freshman Quarterback Who Rescued Alabama

#### Silicon Valley Reconsiders the iPhone Era It Created

#### North Korea to Send Delegation to Winter Olympics, Refuses to Discuss Weapons

Before the creation of "Archer", Adam Reed worked on animated comedies with executive producer and longtime collaborator Matt Thompson. The pair became renowned for their work on a number of Adult Swim television projects, chiefly "Sealab 2021" and their follow-up "Frisky Dingo", which aired for several years. After the cancellation of "Frisky Dingo" in 2008, Reed took a vacation to Spain to brainstorm ideas for a new project.


At the 2017 UK Music Video Awards, the video earned nominations for Best Dance International and Best Choreography in a Video, managing to win the latter.

(meta data) TITLE: UK Music Video Awards 2017: all the winners! | Promo News

The Internet Archive discovers and captures web pages through many different web crawls.

At any given time several distinct crawls are running, some for months, and some every day or longer.

View the web archive through the Wayback Machine.

Content crawled via the Wayback Machine Live Proxy mostly by the Save Page Now feature on web.archive.org.

Liveweb proxy is a component of Internet Archive's wayback machine project.

The liveweb proxy captures the content of a web page in real time, archives it into a ARC or WARC file and returns the ARC/WARC record back to the wayback machine to process.

The recorded ARC/WARC file becomes part of the wayback machine in due course of time.

The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20171221150831/http://www.promonews.tv/news/2017/10/26/uk-music-video-awards-2017-all-winners

You can view a preview of this page on the new BETA Promonews at beta.promonews.tv

# UK Music Video Awards 2017: all the winners!

YOUNG THUG 'WYCLEF JEAN' WINS VIDEO OF THE YEAR

Best Pop Video - UK in association with Rushes

Dua Lipa - New RulesDirector: Henry ScholfieldProducer: Campbell BeatonProd Co: CaviarCommissioners: Alex Burford / Kirdis Postelle for Warner Bros

Bonobo - No ReasonDirector: Oscar HudsonProducer: Matt PosnerProd Co: Pulse FilmsCommissioner: John Moule for Ninja Tune

Royal Blood - Lights OutDirectors: The Sacred EggProducers: Natalie Arnett /

Tom BirminghamProd Co: Riff Raff FilmsCommissioner: Jennifer Ivory for Warner Music UK

Young ReplicantProducer: Sarah ParkProd Co: Pulse FilmsCommissioner: Andrew Law for Infectious Music / BMG

Best Urban Video - UK in association with PPL

Hector DockrillProducer: Stephanie PaeplowProd Co: Pulse FilmsCommissioner: Hal Hudson

Jake SchreierProducers: Alex Fisch / Jackie Kelman BisbeeProd Co:

Park PicturesCommissioners: Semera Khan / Saul Levitz for Polydor Records / Columbia Records

The Blaze – TerritoryDirectors: Jonathan Alric & Guillaume Alric (The Blaze)Producer: Roman Pichon HerreraProd Co: IconoclastCommissioner: Manu Barron for Animal63

Father John Misty - Things It Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The RevolutionDirector:

Chris HopewellProducer: Rosie Lea BrindProd Co: Jacknife FilmsCommissioner: Sub Pop / Bella Union

CANADAProducer: Laura SerraProd Co: CanadaCommissioner: Kevin Kloecker for Capitol Records

Young Thug - Wyclef JeanDirector: Ryan StaakeHead of Production: Kevin StaakeExec Producers: Ryen Bartlett / Nathan ScherrerProducer:

Jeff KopchiaProd Co: Pomp&Clout / FreenjoyCommissioner: Emmanuelle Cuny Diop

For Atlantic Records / 300 Entertainment

Best Pop Video – Newcomer in association with giffgaff

Charlotte Cardin - Like It Doesn't HurtDirector:

Kristof BrandlProducers: Vlad Cojocaru / Jakob PreischlProd Co: Colossale / BwgtbldCommissioners: Alex Auray / Jason Brando for Cult Nation

Best Dance Video - Newcomer in association with giffgaff

Matilda FinnProducer: Nick HayesProd Co: FriendCommissioner: Theo Lalic

Best Rock/Indie Video – Newcomer in association with giffgaff

Lemon Twigs - I Want To Prove To YouDirector: Nick RoneyProducer: Andreas AttaiProd Co: Agile FilmsCommissioner: Gabe Spierer for 4AD

Best Alternative Video - Newcomer in association with giffgaff

Bonnie Banane - L'AppétitDirector: William LabouryProducer: Theo GallProd

Co: DivisionCommissioner Jules De Chateleux for DIVISION

Best Urban Video - Newcomer in association with giffgaff

Oscar Worldpeace - Tate Modern, Wary, PearlsDirector: Taz Tron

DelixProducer: Kiran MandlaProd Co: COMPULSORY

Marika Hackman - My Lover CindyDirector:

Sam BaileyProducers: Lucy Bradley / Katie LambertProd Co: Agile FilmsCommissioner: Connie Meade for AMF Records

Best Interactive Video in association with The Mill

Naïve New Beaters - Words HurtDirector: Romain ChassaingProducers: Nicolas Tiry /

Edouard ChassaingProd Co: SolabRecord Co: Capitol Music France

Bonobo - No ReasonProduction designer: Luke Moran MorrisDirector:

Oscar HudsonProducer: Matt PosnerProd Co: Pulse FilmsRecord Co: Ninja Tune

Best Styling in a Video in association with i-D

The Blaze – TerritoryStylist: Juliette AlleaumeDirectors: Jonathan Alric / Guillaume Alric (The Blaze)Producer:

Roman Pichon HerreraProd Co: IconoclastRecord Co: Animal63

Kanye West - FadeChoreographers: Guapo, Jae Blaze,

Derek 'Bentley' WatkinsDirector: Eli LinnetzProducer:

Kathleen HeffernanProd Co: IconoclastRecord Co: Good Music

Best Cinematography in a Video in association with Panalux

alt-j - 3WWDOP: Dustin LaneDirector: Young ReplicantProducer: Sarah ParkProd Co: Pulse FilmsRecord Co: Infectious Music / BMG

Best Colour Grading in a Video in association with CHEAT

Mick Jagger - Gotta Get A GripColourist: Mark Gethin at MPC

LADirector: Saam FarahmandProducer: Amalia Rosen-RawlingsProd Co: Black Sheep StudiosRecord Co: Polydor Records

Best Editing in a Video in association with Cut+RunYoung Thug - Wyclef JeanEditors: Ryan Staake & Eric DegliominiExec

Producers: Ryen Bartlett / Nathan ScherrerDirector: Ryan StaakeProducer: Jeff KopchiaProd Co: Pomp&Clout / FreenjoyRecord Co: Atlantic Records / 300 Entertainment

Leningrad - KolshikVFX: CGFDirector: Ilya NaishullerProducers: Dimitry Mouraviev / Ekaterina KononenkoProd Co: Fancy Shot / Versus Pictures / Great Guns

Katie Melua - Perfect WorldAnimators: Karni &

SaulDirectors: Karni & SaulProd Co: Sulky BunnyRecord Co: Dramatico

CardoProducer: Christophe "Chryde" AbricProd Co: La BlogothèqueCommissioners: Emily Tedrake / Semera Khan for Polydor Records

Rammstein - ParisDirector: Jonas AkerlundProducer: Svana GislaProd Co: Black Dog

Best New Director in association with Time Based Arts

Best Director in association with Locomotion

Video of the Year in association with Promo News

Wyclef JeanDirector: Ryan StaakeHead of Production:

Producers: Ryen Bartlett / Nathan ScherrerProducer: Jeff KopchiaProd Co: Pomp&Clout / FreenjoyCommissioner: Emmanuelle Cuny Diop

For Atlantic Records / 300 Entertainment

Posted InAwards, Award Winners, UK Music Video Awards, UK Music Video Awards 2017, UK MVAs WinnersPrevious NewsUK Music Video Awards 2017: here we go...

Previous NewsUK Music Video Awards 2017: here we go...Next NewsYoung Thug wins Video Of The Year, Oscar Hudson wins Best Director and Semera Khan is Best Commissioner at UKMVAs 2017

Katie Lambert joins Stink to head music videos

MGMT 'When You Die' by Mike Burakoff & Hallie Cooper-Novack

PRETTYMUCH ft. French Montana 'No More' by Emil Nava

Stormzy 'Blinded By Your Grace Pt. 2' by Nez

Young Juvenile Youth 'Her' by Senzo Ueno

Strong Asian Mothers 'Hard To Find' by Tom & Amar

UK Music Video Awards 2017: all the winners!

JP Cooper 'She's On My Mind' by Nate Camponi

£45 - OWN YOUR PROFILE PAGE AND CREDITS highlight best work on your profile page, hide unwanted work, merge profile pages, and add hyperlinks on ALL your credits for 12 months

£25 - Priority payment for submitted video, plus one hyperlink

£35 - Priority payment for submitted video, plus two hyperlinks

£200 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 3 months

£350 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 6 months

£600 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 12 months

Sign up to the Promo News newsletter to receive weekly updates on the latest videos, news and playlists

Receive daily email updates about new videos on Promo News

(meta data) TITLE: UK Music Video Awards 2017: here are the nominations... | Promo News

This is a Collection of URLs (and Outlinked URLs) extracted from a random feed of 1% of all Tweets.

The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20171004032721/http://promonews.tv/news/2017/09/21/uk-music-video-awards-2017-here-are-nominations

You can view a preview of this page on the new BETA Promonews at beta.promonews.tv

# UK Music Video Awards 2017: here are the nominations...

The votes are in and the judging panels have met.

Now we can reveal who is up for the honours at the UK Music Video Awards 2017 – the biggest night of the year for music video makers everywhere.

Nominations for over 30 awards at this year's UKMVAs 2017 are here in the areas of best video by music genre, technical achievement, live, interactive, and the individual and company award categories

all chosen by the MVA Jury Members, comprised of members of the international music video industry

And you can also book tickets for the UK Music Video Awards 2017 ceremony and aftershow on October 26th - details at the UKMVAs website.

UK Music Video Awards 2017: THE NOMINATIONS

Best Pop Video - UK in association with RushesAquilo - You Won't Know Where You Stand / SilhouetteCharli XCX - BoysDua Lipa -

New RulesEd Sheeran - Castle On The HillElton John - Bennie and The JetsJessie Ware - Selfish Love

Best Dance Video - UKBICEP - AuraBonobo - KeralaBonobo - No ReasonDuke Dumont x Gorgon City ft Naations - Real LifeSOULS - Bad GirlStylo G + Jacob Plant - Bike Engine

Best Rock/Indie Video - UKAll We Are - Animal/DanceColdplay - EverglowKasabian - God Bless This Acid HouseMick Jagger - England, LostRadiohead - I PromiseRoyal Blood - Lights Out

Best Alternative Video - UKalt-j - 3WWalt-j - Deadcrushalt-j - In Cold BloodMetronomy ft Robyn - Hang Me Out To DrySampha - ProcessYoung Fathers - Mr Martyr

Best Urban Video - UK in association with PPLLoyle Carner - Isle of ArranMura Masa & A$AP Rocky - Love$ickRag'N'Bone Man - SkinRay BLK - PatienceSampha - (No One Knows Me) Like The PianoTinie Tempah - Chasing Flies

Best Pop Video - InternationalCassius ft Pharrell Williams & Cat Power - Go UpHAIM - Want You

BackKaty Perry - Bon AppetitLorde - Green LightOren Lavie ft Vanessa Paradis - Did You Really Say NoThe Weeknd - False Alarm

Best Dance Video - InternationalJain - MakebaJoris Delacroix - Start The EngineKanye West - FadeMajid Jordan ft Somewhere Else - Move TogetherThe Avalanches - Because I'm MeThe Blaze - Territory

Best Rock/Indie Video - InternationalEvery Time I Die - Map ChangeFather John Misty - Things It Would Have Been Useful To Know Before The RevolutionMourn - Irrational FriendNaive New Beaters - Words HurtThe All-American Rejects - SweatTwenty One Pilots - HeavyDirtySoul

Best Alternative Video - InternationalBeck - Up All NightLeningrad - KolshikMashrou'Leila - RomanPeder - Shadows Of My MindPolo & Pan - Coeur CroiséThe Avalanches - Subways

Best Urban Video - InternationalA$AP Mob ft A$AP Rocky, A$AP Nast, Yung Lord, Skepta - Money Man / Put That On My SetFrank Ocean - NikesJay-Z - MoonlightKendrick Lamar -

ELEMENT.Kendrick Lamar - HUMBLE.Young Thug - Wyclef Jean

Best Pop Video - NewcomerCartae - Long TimeCharlotte Cardin -

Like It Doesn't HurtLea Santee - Rollin'Poppy Ajudha - Spilling Into YouSlang - What Happened To YouStars and Rabbit - Man Upon The Hill

Best Dance Video - NewcomerCathedrals - Try To FightCourage - LatinmanFabich ft Josh Barry - Hold OnNoga Erez - Dance While You ShootObongjayar - EndlessPunctual - What I Love

Best Rock/Indie Video - NewcomerLemon Twigs - I Want To Prove To YouMarika Hackman - My Lover CindyMicrowave - VomitThe Shins - Half A MillionUltrasound - Kon-TikiWillie J Healey - Would You Be

Best Urban Video - NewcomerAvelino ft Stormzy & Skepta - EnergyBossman Birdie - Walk The WalkMonster Florence - ResourcefulNewham Generals ft Wiley - UnrulyOscar Worldpeace - Tate Modern, Wary, PearlsSlick Don - Highs & Lows

Vevo MUST SEE AwardCharli XCX - BoysDua Lipa - New RulesJay-Z - The Story of O.J.Kendrick Lamar -

HUMBLE.Marika Hackman - My Lover CindyYoung Thug - Wyclef Jean

Best Interactive Video in association with The MillBjörk - NotgetChainsmokers - Paris VRGorillaz - Saturnz Barz (Spirit House) 360Naïve New Beaters - Words HurtN'to - Chez Nous (Fantasynth)Portugual.

Best Production Design in a VideoBonobo -

No ReasonElton John - Bennie and the JetsFrank Ocean - NikesKendrick Lamar - HUMBLE.Sampha -

ProcessYoung Thug & Carnage: Young Martha ft Meek Mill - Homie

Best Styling in a Video in association with i-DBeck - Up All NightFrank Ocean -

NikesKendrick Lamar - ELEMENT.Police Dog Hogan - Tyburn JigRosalía -

Best Choreography in a Videoalt-j - DeadcrushEverything Everything - Can't DoKanye West - FadeP!nk - What About Us?Polo & Pan - Coeur CroiséSia - The Greatest

Best Cinematography in a Video in association with Panaluxalt-j - 3WWEd Sheeran - Castle On The HillJimmy Whoo - Motel Music part

llKendrick Lamar - ELEMENT.Placebo - Life's What You Make ItThe Avalanches - Because I'm Me

Best Colour Grading in a Video in association with CHEATJain - MakebaJay-Z & Damian Marley - BamMajid Jordan ft Somewhere Else - Move TogetherMick Jagger - Gotta Get A GripRadiohead - I PromiseThe Hamilton Mixtape - Immigrants (We Get The Job Done)

Best Editing in a Video in association with Cut+Runalt-j - DeadcrushBonobo - KeralaElton John - Bennie and the JetsLeningrad - KolshikThe Rolling Stones - Ride 'Em On DownYoung Thug - Wyclef Jean

Best Visual Effects in a VideoArcade Fire - Everything EverythingJain - MakebaLeningrad - KolshikMajid Jordan ft Somewhere Else - Move TogetherRoyal Blood - Lights OutThe Weeknd - False Alarm

Rocket ManFather John Misty - Things It Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The RevolutionJay-Z - The Story of O.J.Kaada /Patton - Red RainbowKatie Melua - Perfect WorldThe Avalanches - Subways

Best Live SessionAlicia Keys in Paris - A Take Away ShowJ Hus - Common Sense (Four To The Floor, Channel4)London Grammar - Rooting For YouMr Jukes - Angels/Your Love (Live At The

Church)Mura Masa ft Damon Albarn - Blu (

Live)Vevo Presents: The Weeknd - False Alarm

Best Live ConcertHAIM - Behind The AlbumMetallica - Hardwired at House of VansRammstein -

Hyde ParkThe Rolling Stones - Trip Across Latin AmericaToro Y Moi - Love From Trona

Best CommissionerAndrew LawElizabeth DoonanJames

Best Producer in association with WPAAmber

Best New Director in association with Time Based

ArtsHector DockrillMatilda FinnMax WeilandSalomon LigthelmThomas JamesZhang + Knight

Posted InAwards, Awards Nominations, UK Music Video Awards, UK Music Video Awards 2017, UK MVAs NominationsPrevious NewsThriller star Ola Ray to sue for royalties on release of new 3D versionNext NewsUK Music Video Awards 2017: PPL sponsors Best Urban Video UK at UKMVAs

The Horrors 'Something To Remember Me By' by Max Weiland

Stormzy 'Gang Signs & Prayer (The Film)' by Rollo Jackson

Tiggs Da Author 'Werk It Out' by Francis Wallis

UK Music Video Awards 2017: here are the nominations...

Q&A: Georgia Hudson on making P!nk's What About Us

Sam Smith 'Too Good At Goodbyes' by Luke Monaghan

Dua Lipa 'New Rules' by Henry Scholfield

Stereophonics 'All In One Night' by Joe Connor

Wolf Alice 'Don't Delete The Kisses' by Sophie Muller

£25 - Priority payment for submitted video, plus one hyperlink

£35 - Priority payment for submitted video, plus two hyperlinks

£200 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 3 months

£350 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 6 months

£600 - Company logo and link plus hyperlinks for 12 months

Receive daily email updates about new videos on Promo News

The music video for the song was released on August 28, 2016 on music streaming service Tidal, after being unveiled at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards. The video was directed by Eli Linnetz and was uploaded to West's Vevo channel on September 6, 2016. The video features GOOD Music label mate Teyana Taylor and her husband, Sacramento Kings guard Iman Shumpert.
 The video draws inspirations from a variety of subjects including 80's pornography, "Flashdance", John Carpenter films, "The Fly", "Dancing with the Stars", the Olympics and the NBA championship. The video was meant to be shot using a different dancer, but Kanye West cancelled it due to 3 weeks after her giving birth in order to give her time to get in shape. The video ends with a shot of Taylor with a lioness face and tail, which is used to foreshadow for things to come in the future. Due to her being the lead star in the video, Taylor was exposed to people that weren't aware of who she was before.
 The music video won Best Choreography at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, as well as Best Dance Performance at the 2016 Soul Train Music Awards, where it was nominated for Video of the Year.


The IOC rejected the recommendation, stating that the IOC and each sport's international federation would make decisions on each athlete's individual basis.

(meta data) TITLE: Decision of the IOC Executive Board concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games Rio 2016 - Olympic News

(meta data) AUTHOR: International Olympic Committee

(meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 19 Jul 2016

© 2012 / Comité International Olympique (CIO) / FURLONG, Christopher

# Decision of the IOC Executive Board concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games Rio 2016

The IOC Executive Board (EB) has today further studied the question of the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

In its deliberations, the IOC EB was guided by a fundamental rule of the Olympic Charter to protect clean athletes and the integrity of sport.

The study included the discussion of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)'s Independent Person (IP) Report by Prof. Richard McLaren; the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on 21 July 2016 concerning the rules of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF); as well as the Olympic Charter and the World Anti-Doping Code.

Given the urgency of the situation, with the Olympic Games Rio 2016 starting in 12 days, and the athletes' entry process already underway, the IOC EB had to take a preliminary decision with regard to the participation of Russian athletes in Rio de Janeiro.

Prof. McLaren states in his report that it "fulfils partially the mandate of the Independent Person".

This is why the IOC supports his request to continue and finalise his work.

On the other hand, this situation leads to an urgency for the IOC which does not allow it sufficient time for hearings for affected athletes, officials and organisations.

The IOC EB has given the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) the opportunity to present the case of the Russian athletes and the ROC.

This was done by Mr Alexander Zhukov, ROC President, at the beginning of the EB telephone conference, which he left immediately following his presentation.

During his presentation, Mr. Zhukov explained that the Russian Federation and the ROC guarantee full cooperation with all international organisations to shed light on the issue in every respect.

He also guaranteed that the ROC commits to a complete and comprehensive restructuring of the Russian anti-doping system.

In this context, he stressed that the ROC is committed to clean sport and would work towards guaranteeing clean sport in Russia.

He further stated that all Russian athletes selected for the Olympic Games Rio 2016 have been tested over the last six months by foreign anti-doping agencies.

Samples were taken by foreign doping control officers and the samples analysed in foreign laboratories.

Russian athletes who participated in different competitions in all sports have submitted more than 3,000 doping samples.

The vast majority of the results were negative.

The IOC EB discussed the status of the ROC.

In this respect, it took note of the fact that the IP Report made no findings against the ROC as an institution.

The IOC EB took note of a letter dated 23 July 2016 from the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).

In this letter the ISSF confirms having received from WADA information about the three "disappearing samples" concerning shooting.

The ISSF states that these three samples had been entered, at the time they were reported, into WADA's ADAMS Results Management System as positives, and all the result management procedures have already been followed.

On the basis of the Findings of the IP Report, all Russian athletes seeking entry to the Olympic Games Rio 2016 are considered to be affected by a system subverting and manipulating the anti-doping system.

The IP Report indicates that, due to "the highly compressed timeline", the IP has "only skimmed the surface of the extensive data available".

The IOC EB therefore came to the conclusion that this view cannot be restricted only to athletes from the 20 Olympic summer sports mentioned in the IP Report.

Under these exceptional circumstances, Russian athletes in any of the 28 Olympic summer sports have to assume the consequences of what amounts to a collective responsibility in order to protect the credibility of the Olympic competitions, and the "presumption of innocence" cannot be applied to them.

On the other hand, according to the rules of natural justice, individual justice, to which every human being is entitled, has to be applied.

This means that each affected athlete must be given the opportunity to rebut the applicability of collective responsibility in his or her individual case.

1. The IOC will not accept any entry of any Russian athlete in the Olympic Games Rio 2016 unless such athlete can meet the conditions set out below.

2. Entry will be accepted by the IOC only if an athlete is able to provide evidence to the full satisfaction of his or her International Federation (IF) in relation to the following criteria:

• The IFs*, when establishing their pool of eligible Russian athletes, to apply the World Anti-Doping Code and other principles agreed by the Olympic Summit (21 June 2016).

• The absence of a positive national anti-doping test cannot be considered sufficient by the IFs.

• The IFs should carry out an individual analysis of each athlete's anti-doping record, taking into account only reliable adequate international tests, and the specificities of the athlete's sport and its rules, in order to ensure a level playing field.

The IFs to examine the information contained in the IP Report, and for such purpose seek from WADA the names of athletes and National Federations (NFs) implicated.

Nobody implicated, be it an athlete, an official, or an NF, may be accepted for entry or accreditation for the Olympic Games.

• The IFs will also have to apply their respective rules in relation to the sanctioning of entire NFs.

3. The ROC is not allowed to enter any athlete for the Olympic Games Rio 2016 who has ever been sanctioned for doping, even if he or she has served the sanction.

4. The IOC will accept an entry by the ROC only if the athlete's IF is satisfied that the evidence provided meets conditions 2 and 3 above and if it is upheld by an expert from the CAS list of arbitrators appointed by an ICAS Member, independent from any sports organisation involved in the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

5. The entry of any Russian athlete ultimately accepted by the IOC will be subject to a rigorous additional out-of-competition testing programme in coordination with the relevant IF and WADA.

Any non-availability for this programme will lead to the immediate withdrawal of the accreditation by the IOC.

Beyond these decisions, the IOC EB reaffirmed the provisional measures already taken on 19 July 2016.

They remain in place until 31 December 2016, and will be reviewed by the EB in December 2016.

Additional sanctions and measures may be imposed by the IOC following the final report of the IP and due legal procedure by the IOC Disciplinary Commission established on 19 July 2016 under the chairmanship of Mr Guy Canivet (Vice-Chair of the IOC Ethics Commission, former member of the French Constitutional Court and President of the French Cour de Cassation) and the IOC EB.

The IOC EB reaffirms its serious concerns about the obvious deficiencies in the fight against doping.

The IOC thus emphasises again its call to WADA to fully review their anti-doping system.

The IOC will make its contribution to this review by proposing measures for clearer responsibilities, more transparency, better supervision procedures and more independence.

* The IAAF has already established its eligibility pool with regard to Russian athletes.

The IOC EB further studied the request by the Russian track and field athlete, Mrs Iuliia Stepanova, to compete in the Olympic Games Rio 2016 as a "neutral athlete".

Since Mrs Stepanova declined to compete as a member of the ROC Team, the IOC EB had to consider the question of whether an exception to the rules of the Olympic Charter is possible and appropriate.

Since this request has important ethical aspects, the IOC EB had asked the IOC Ethics Commission for its advice.

The Ethics Commission has heard Mrs Stepanova and IAAF and ROC representatives.

Mrs Stepanova is basing her request on her role as "whistle-blower" with regard to the manipulation of the anti-doping system and corruption involving the WADA-accredited Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, the All-Russia Athletic Federation (ARAF) and the IAAF.

The Ethics Commission applauds the contribution of Mrs Stepanova to the fight against doping.

It put this contribution into the perspective of Mrs Stepanova's own long implication, of at least five years, in this doping system and the timing of her whistle-blowing, which came after the system did not protect her any longer following a positive test for which she was sanctioned for doping for the first time.

After a careful evaluation of the arguments, the Ethics Commission gave the following advice to the IOC EB:

"While it is true that Mrs Stepanova's testimony and public statements have made a contribution to the protection and promotion of clean athletes, fair play and the integrity and authenticity of sport, the Rules of the Olympic Charter related to the organisation of the Olympic Games run counter to the recognition of the status of neutral athlete.

Furthermore, the sanction to which she was subject and the circumstances in which she denounced the doping practices which she had used herself, do not satisfy the ethical requirements for an athlete to enter the Olympic Games."

The IOC EB accepted the advice of the IOC Ethics Commission, also taking into consideration its above-mentioned decision not to allow any Russian athlete who has ever been sanctioned for doping to participate in the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

Therefore, the IOC will not enter Mrs Stepanova as a competitor in the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

However, the IOC EB would like to express its appreciation for Mrs Stepanova's contribution to the fight against doping and to the integrity of sport.

Therefore the IOC invites Mrs Stepanova and her husband to the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

Furthermore, the IOC is ready to support Mrs Stepanova so that she can continue her sports career and potentially join a National Olympic Committee.

The International Olympic Committee is a not-for-profit independent international organisation made up of volunteers, which is committed to building a better world through sport.

It redistributes more than 90 per cent of its income to the wider sporting movement, which means that every day the equivalent of USD 3.25 million goes to help athletes and sports organisations at all levels around the world.

For more information, please contact the IOC Media Relations Team:

Tel: +41 21 621 6000 email: pressoffice@olympic.org, or visit our website at www.olympic.org.

For an extensive selection of photos available shortly after each event, please follow us on Flickr.

To request archive photos and footage, please contact our Images team at: images@olympic.org.

For up-to-the-minute information on the IOC and regular updates, please follow us on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

## Background Information to the decision of the IOC Executive Board concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games Rio 2016

## Statement of the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee on the WADA Independent Person Report

(meta data) TITLE: IOC sets up 3-person panel to rule on Russian entries | SanDiegoUnionTribune.com

# IOC sets up 3-person panel to rule on Russian entries

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach arrives for the IOC Executive Board Meeting ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics on July 30, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

(Pascal Le Segretain/Pool Photo via AP)The

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach speaks during the IOC Executive Board Meeting ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics on July 30, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

A three-person International Olympic Committee panel will make a final ruling on which individual Russian athletes are allowed to compete in the Rio de Janeiro Games.

The IOC's ruling executive board, meeting Saturday for the final time before the opening of the games next Friday, said the panel will decide on the entry of Russian athletes whose names have been forwarded to compete by their international sports federations and approved by an independent arbitrator.

"This panel will decide whether to accept or reject that final proposal," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.

"We want to make it absolutely clear that we are the ones making the final call."

The move comes amid a doping scandal that has led to the exclusion of more than 100 Russian athletes connected to state-sponsored cheating.

More than 250 Russian athletes have been cleared to compete by the federations.

The panel will have to make its ruling before the opening ceremony, just six days away.

"We're working on a very, very tight timeline," Adams said.

"It has to be finished by Friday at the very latest."

The panel will consist of three executive board members: Turkey's Ugur Erdener, chairman of the IOC medical commission; Germany's Claudia Bokel, head of the athletes' commission; and Spain's Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr., a vice president of the modern pentathlon federation.

Adams said the panel will review every athlete cleared by the federations, but would not reopen the cases of those who have been barred.

An arbitrator from the Court of Arbitration for Sport will make an initial ruling before the final decision goes to the IOC panel.

"This review board panel will look at every single decision, every single athlete, to make sure the IOC is happy with the decision that's been taken," Adams said.

"It's very important that the IOC makes the final decision based on independent advice."

Saturday's meeting came less than a week after the IOC board decided not to ban Russia's entire team from the games because of state-sponsored doping.

Rejecting calls by more than a dozen anti-doping agencies for a complete ban on Russia, the IOC left it to the federations to vet which athletes could compete or not.

The Russians banned so far include the 67 track and field athletes barred as a whole by the IAAF, and more than 30 others rejected under new IOC eligibility criteria.

Russia's eight-member weightlifting team was kicked out of the games on Friday for what the international federation called "extremely shocking" doping results that brought the sport into "disrepute."

The IOC has been roundly criticized by anti-doping bodies, athletes groups and Western media for not imposing a total ban on Russia.

Pressure for the full sanction followed a World Anti-Doping Agency report by Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren that accused Russia's sports ministry of overseeing a vast doping conspiracy involving the country's summer and winter sports athletes.

Bach has defended the decision as one that protects individual athletes who have not been implicated in doping.

#### Healthy Melvin Gordon back with confidence

#### Too much history for Bosa, Chargers to agree soon?

#### Rivers' scamper, undrafted OL stand out

#### East Village South: Non-stadium plan revealed

#### Run with this Chargers training camp preview

May be too much history for Bosa, Chargers to agree soonLuke

Aikins becomes first skydiver to successfully jump without a parachute, landing in a net in CalPadres, Braves agree on Matt Kemp-Hector Olivera tradePolice officer killed, another wounded in

Southcrest shootingRivers shows mobility; rookie blocker draws notice

#### Clinton: Trump should set off "alarm bells"

#### Residents turn out to #HugThePolice

#### Architect Rob Quigley on stadium plans

#### UCSD to explore, digitize 100 shipwrecks in Bermuda

Concerns and controversies.:Russian doping scandal.

Media attention began growing in December 2014 when German broadcaster ARD reported on state-sponsored doping in Russia, comparing it to doping in East Germany. In November 2015, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) published a report and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) suspended Russia indefinitely from world track and field events. The United Kingdom Anti-Doping agency later assisted WADA with testing in Russia. In June 2016, they reported that they were unable to fully carry out their work and noted intimidation by armed Federal Security Service (FSB) agents. After a Russian former lab director made allegations about the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, WADA commissioned an independent investigation led by Richard McLaren. McLaren's investigation found corroborating evidence, concluding in a report published in July 2016 that the Ministry of Sport and the FSB had operated a "state-directed failsafe system" using a "disappearing positive [test] methodology" (DPM) from "at least late 2011 to August 2015".
 In response to these findings, WADA announced that RUSADA should be regarded as non-compliant with respect to the World Anti-Doping Code and recommended that Russia be banned from competing at the 2016 Summer Olympics.


The Town of Jackson is administered by an elected county board consisting of four supervisors and a chair.

(meta data) TITLE: Officials and Town Board Members for Town of Jackson in Washington County, Wisconsin

###### 3146 Division RoadJackson, WI 53037

###### Monday - Thursday9:00am - 4:30pmFriday —9:00am - 3:00pmPlease call if making a special trip to confirm someone will be in the office to assist you.

Chairman – Raymond Heidtke – (Highways, Park and Planning, Board of Review) Term: April 2019 to April 2021

Supervisor – Robert Hartwig – (Grounds, CDA, Park and Planning, Board of Review)

3551 Country Aire Drive, Cedarburg, WI 53012

Supervisor –Joe Kufahl – (Buildings, Board of Review) Term: April 2018 to April 2020

Supervisor – Marcy Bishop – (Weed Commissioner, Park and Planning, Board of Review)

Supervisor – Paul Huettl – (Transfer Station, Park and Planning, CDA, Board of Review)

1141 Pleasant Valley Road, West Bend, WI 53095

If you prefer to reach a Supervisor by phone please call the Town Clerk for assistance.


Ridley was named the Offensive Rookie of the Month for the month of September for collecting six touchdown receptions, which was the most in the league and set an NFL record for a rookie in his first four games.

(meta data) TITLE: Khalil Mack, J.J. Watt among Players of the Month - NFL.com

# Khalil Mack, J.J. Watt among Players of the Month

Now that Week 4 of the 2018 NFL season is over, here are the names that snagged the first Players of the Month honors:

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was named AFC Offensive Player of the Month after shining on the big stage Monday night.

With the Chiefs down by 10 points in the fourth quarter, the second-year gunslinger led two touchdown drives, showing off the remarkable out-of-pocket accuracy and ball speed that earned him the starting gig in Kansas City and early-season MVP chatter.

Mahomes threw for 192 yards outside of the pocket on Monday night, the most by any quarterback in the past decade.

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt was named AFC Defensive Player of the Month after flashing his gridiron powers last week with three sacks against the Giants.

This week against the Colts, Watt piled up a pair of takedowns including a strip-sack of Andrew Luck at the Indy 5-yard line that set up Deshaun Watson's short scoring strike to DeAndre Hopkins.

Any questions about Watt's ability to terrorize quarterbacks following two injury-ravaged seasons has been put to rest.

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker was named AFC Special Teams Player of the Month after leading his team to victory over the Steelers with four field goals Sunday night.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month after torching the Minnesota Vikings for a career-best 465 yards and five touchdowns on 26-of-33 passing in a 38-31 victory.

Goff's 158.3 passing rating was a personal best, and he became the first Rams QB to achieve at least 400 passing yards and five TDs in a single game since Norm Van Brocklin in 1951.

Chicago Bears linebacker Khalil Mack was named NFC Defensive Player of the Month after completely wrecking the Buccaneers o-line play after play Sunday.

The defensive end once again stuffed the stat sheet, compiling four tackles, one sack, one QB hit, one tackle for loss, one pass defended, and a forced fumble.

His play was even more impressive than the numbers.

Mack discombobulated the entire Bucs offense with unrelenting pressure.

The Defensive Player of the Year frontrunner is worth every penny for the NFC North-leading Bears.

New Orleans kicker Wil Lutz was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month after going 4 for 4 on field goals in their win against the Giants.

Atlanta Falcons wideout Calvin Ridley was named Offensive Rookie of the Month.

The first-round pick has collected an astonishing six touchdown receptions in three games since -- the most in the league, and an NFL record for a rookie in his team's first four games.

His reception and yardage totals (15 and 264, for a healthy 17.6 average) are nothing to sneeze at, either.

Indianapolis Colts linebacker Darius Leonard was named Defensive Rookie of the Month.

He has already piled up four sacks, and two passes defensed and a fumble in just four games.

"Antonio Brown filing 2nd helmet grievance vs...."

Roundup: Duke Johnson's first practice with Texans

Odell Beckham: Giants traded me to Cleveland 'to die'

Baker Mayfield: 'Blows my mind' Giants drafted Jones

Harbaugh: Ravens' Marquise Brown 'has a ways to go'

Payton adds to Taysom Hill-Steve Young comparison

Chargers' Melvin Gordon 'waiting on the call' to return

Emmanuel Sanders felt 'amazing' in return from injury

Jimmy Garoppolo 'a little frustrated' after 0.0 rating

What we learned from 49ers win against Broncos

Antonio Brown filing second helmet grievance vs. NFL

Here's the best photos from this week's games so far.

Professional career.:2018 season: Rookie year.

Ridley was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the first round (26th overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft. On July 5, 2018, Ridley signed a four-year deal worth $10.9 million featuring a $6.1 million signing bonus.
 After a quiet NFL debut against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1, he had four receptions for 64 yards and his first NFL touchdown in a 31–24 victory over the Carolina Panthers. On September 23, in Week 3, Ridley recorded seven receptions for 146 yards and three touchdowns in a 43-37 overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints. He followed that up with four receptions for 54 yards and two touchdowns in the next game against the Cincinnati Bengals.


Modern English formed in 1979 in Colchester, Essex, England.

(meta data) TITLE: Modern English's Robbie Grey on "I Melt With You" Fame: "It Was Literally Thrust Upon Us" | Miami New Times

In Unity and Defiance, Miami Musicians Embrace the Spanish Language

After Opening for the Rolling Stones, Mexico City's Little Jesus Aims to Gain a...

# Modern English's Robbie Grey on "I Melt With You" Fame: "It Was Literally Thrust Upon Us"

Arielle Castillo | September 26, 2012 | 9:00am

Essex, England-birthed five-piece Modern English boasts a legacy that's pretty much the reverse of its '80s post-punk peers.

Where similar outfits enjoyed serious commercial success in their homeland but only cult-band status in the U.S., frontman Robbie Grey and Modern English achieved the opposite.

While they dutifully worked the club and theater circuit against the crowded backdrop of the New Wave scene, their star rose meteorically in the United States.

-Modern English: Stop the World and Melt With Miami at Grand Central on September 28

-Flock Of Seagulls' Mike Score Talks New Wave Hair and Aliens

-Flock of Seagulls, New Wave Hooks, and Big-Ass Hair at Grand Central, May 11

These were the days when radio DJs were actually allowed to choose and introduce new songs, and a few clued-in jocks picked up on "I Melt With You" as an import.

The song spread virally from station to station, and the rest is '80s nostalgia history, with the song blowing up into one of those slightly mournful stabs of synth-rock that came to define the decade.

Meanwhile, though the song also played well back in the U.K., it never achieved the same kind of commercial lift-off there.

As smooth and undeniably chart-worthy that song was, though, much of the rest of Modern English's output sounded notably artier.

The earliest material definitely tore a page from the Joy Division book, but as the years went on, the group struck a very New Wave balance between synth and technology trickery and real songwriting.

Casual fans might be surprised to know that's gone on more or less continuously since the group's heyday, with frontman Robbie Grey continuing to release new music under the Modern English name.

However, the past year remarks the band's official return to form, with almost all of the original lineup now reassembled: Gary McDowell on keyboards, Michael Conroy on bass, and Stephen Walker on keyboards.

(The only replacement is Rick Chandler, on drums.)

Together, the group is working on a new album, with plans to record in the days following its Florida mini tour, which lands at Grand Central on Friday.

We here at Crossfade caught up with frontman Robbie Grey to chat about songwriting, the early days of New Wave, and the band's possible future plans.

Coming from a younger American perspective, it seems like a lot of the bands who were your peers had the opposite situation you did.

They were big back in the U.K., but they were considered underground or college bands in the States.

How do you think that worked out for you all?

Taking a band like Echo and the Bunnymen, they'd play maybe New York, L.A., and Chicago.

But they wouldn't be able to play Kansas City or maybe even in Florida.

You just get Anglophile pockets of people in the cities.

But we were played a lot more on the radio than our peers at the time -- we were mainstream.

And "I Melt With You" is still everywhere; it's incredible.

I don't think any of those bands had that type of song.

You mentioned earlier that you still feel the punk ethos in your music.

The early stuff was very post-punk, very Joy Division-sounding, and then it got more polished and synth-based.

Were you consciously trying to shift to writing pop records?

Well, the main thing was learning our instruments.

We couldn't really play when we first started.

We also recorded our first album, Mesh and Lace, ourselves too, with an engineer.

That's still my favorite album, by the way.

But then we got teamed up with Hugh Jones who produced Heaven Up Here by Echo and the Bunnymen.

With After the Snow, the title track on that record was the first song I didn't shout on.

He got me to stop shouting and just kind of talk into the microphone, making it more personable.

He showed us the craft of songwriting, even though we weren't looking for it.

I wouldn't say we were synthesizer-heavy.

We've always thought of ourselves as a guitar band with keyboards.

We weren't looking to be commercially successful.

It was literally thrust upon us, and we didn't know it was going to happen.

Well, when "I Melt With You" started getting radio play in America, it was as an import.

One commercial radio station played it, and then another, and then another.

It wasn't a normal thing to be happening on mainstream radio, but then every record label in America wanted to sign Modern English.

Back in England, we were on 4AD Records -- a very underground, very hip label.

To have this mainstream thing happen overnight was not what we expected.

Who was Patient Zero in the States for the song?

I didn't think they would be able to play it when it was unreleased, but they did.

When you were writing the song, did you have any sense you were sitting on a potentially massive pop hit?

Did your label back in the U.K. react as such?

I suppose we knew when we were listening to the album as a whole that it was the most commercial-sounding song on there, the most upbeat.

We never thought we'd make a career out of it!

Even today we're being used on Hershey bar adverts and whatever else from that song.

What is it like to play it every night on tour after playing it for 30 years?

I'm not going to knock it, because every night the crowd goes mad!

When you go onstage as a band, you want people to enjoy the music, and they do.

So for me, it's not a problem to play "I Melt With You."

You said your first album is your favorite, Mesh and Lace.

I suppose just because of how the band was at the time.

We were young and we were finding our way.

We were using our imagination on that album.

We couldn't play our instruments, and I wasn't a great singer by any length, but we'd find atmosphere and layers of sound.

We used our imagination a lot rather than song craft.

That still interests me a lot now with music when I listen to it.

I like to hear bands that are a little bit off the wall.

You really attribute that shift to proper songwriting to your producer?

We didn't even know the difference between a verse and a chorus, really, honestly!

I'd say 80 percent of it was down to Hugh Jones.

Now we're trying to go back and add some noise and textures to all the melodic stuff.

In a way, you're trying to undo some of that progression?

We're just mixing things up and putting it together, really.

My ideal Modern English album would be a mix of the experimentation on Mesh and Lace, and the songwriting craft of After the Snow.

If you could marry that, that would be great.

### If you like this story, consider signing up for our email newsletters.

All-access pass to the top stories, events and offers around town.

You have successfully signed up for your selected newsletter(s) - please keep an eye on your mailbox, we're movin' in!

So you don't feel the ideal Modern English album was written in the '80s?

I reckon if you asked any band if they'd made their ideal album, they'd say no.

Once you finish what you think you're going to make, it's gone through so many journeys.

With the Axe and the Oak, 10 p.m. Friday, September 28 at Grand Central, 697 N. Miami Ave., Miami.

Admission costs $15 plus fees via fla.vor.us.

Call 305-377-2277 or visit grandcentralmiami.com.

Follow Crossfade on Facebook and Twitter @Crossfade_SFL

Magic City Hippies Drop New Album, Modern Animal, at...

Sol + the Tribu Is on a Mission to Reinvent the Miami Sound

The Five Best Concerts in Miami This Weekend

Queen + Adam Lambert's BB&T Center Concert Celebrated...

We use cookies to collect and analyze information on site performance and usage, and to enhance and customize content and advertisements.

By clicking 'X' or continuing to use the site, you agree to allow cookies to be placed.

To find out more, visit our cookies policy and our privacy policy.

All-access pass to top stories, events and offers around town.


Upon his return to Rotherham in April, he signed a new two-year contract extension until 2018.

(meta data) TITLE: Mason pens new Millers deal - News - Rotherham United

Millers youngster signs new two-year deal...

Rotherham United youngster Mason Warren has put pen-to-paper on a new two-year deal with the club.

The 19-year-old left back joins fellow Academy graduate Jerry Yates in committing his future to the Millers after impressing as part of the club's first-team setup in the 2015/16 season.

Warren, who is yet to make a senior appearance for the club, was on the bench for the FA Cup game against Leeds United at Elland Road in January and featured on the club's pre-season tour of Scotland last year.

"I am really pleased to have signed," Mason told www.themillers.co.uk

"I am glad I've shown enough to be given the chance to sign for the next two years."

In his first season as a professional with the Millers, Warren enjoyed loan spells at Sheffield FC and Harrogate Town.

In February he was awarded the Town Player of the Month Award after helping the team keep four consecutive clean sheets and the versatile operator believes his temporary switches have aided his development greatly.

"Going out on loan has definitely benefited me," he added.

"Playing men's football is what every young player needs, and I feel it's really brought me on over the last few months.

"My aim now is to try and break into the first team.

The manager has said that I need to come back flying in pre-season and give it a good go."

## Watch the big game for just ##MP_PRICE##

## Interested in Rotherham United v TBC?

It's not long before the The Millers kick off.

If you couldn't make the game but still want to follow the live action then it's not too late.

Don't miss out and enjoy every single minute for only ##MP_PRICE## with one of our Match Passes.

Book your ticket before the ref blows the whistle.

## Rotherham are live for just ##MP_PRICE##

It's a big game today and you'd probably like to be standing in the stands right now waiting for the teams to arrive.

You can watch all the live action from Rotherham United v TBC with one of our Match Passes.

They only cost ##MP_PRICE## for the best view in the stadium.

Warren was born in Doncaster, South Yorkshire and started his career with  Rotherham United, where he progressed from the youth team to sign a professional contract in May 2015. He was taken with the first team on the pre-season tour of Scotland and became a regular with the development squad before he was sent to NPL Division One South side Sheffield on a two-month youth loan deal. He was a prominent figure in the side making six appearances during his loan spell before he was recalled in early January 2016. In February 2016, he was loaned out again joining National League North side Harrogate Town on a one-month loan deal. After picking up the Player of the Month award for Harrogate during February, his loan was extended until April. He went on to make a total of eleven appearances for Town.


Adjustments have been made since 2017, resulting in a slightly different platform appearing on the Justice Democrats webpage at a given time.

PlatformforJusticeOF, BY, AND FOR THE PEOPLEA Platform Democrats Can Fight For

Opinion polls in the United States demonstrate that these policy positions are overwhelmingly popular.

Indeed, throughout the industrialized world these ideas are considered moderate.

This is a movement about freedom and justice.

And it's a movement of, by, and for working people.

If the Democrats refuse to embrace this platform, they'll continue to lose, either to Republicans or to us.

Transform Our Economy We need a bold economic vision that will both reclaim lost capital and put money back in the pockets of hard-working Americans, and create millions of new jobs for those who have been left out of the workforce.

Scientists are sounding the alarm on climate change.

It's time to drastically and immediately move away from fossil fuels, develop the technologies of the future, and create prosperity for all of us -- not just those on top.

The Green New Deal is a mass mobilization to dramatically expand existing renewable power sources and deploy new production capacity with the goal of meeting 100% of national power demand through renewable sources.

The Green New Deal will also provide all members of our society, across all regions and all communities, the opportunity, training and education to be a full and equal participant in the transition, including through a job guarantee program to assure a living wage job to every person who wants one and ensure a 'just transition' for all workers, low-income communities, communities of color, indigenous communities, rural and urban communities and the front-line communities most affected by climate change, pollution and other environmental harm including by ensuring that local implementation of the transition is led from the community level and by prioritizing solutions that end the harms faced by front-line communities from climate change and environmental pollution.

Secure a Living Wage and Tie it to Inflation Enact a Federal Jobs Guarantee Rebuild Our Crumbling Infrastructure Block Bad Trade Deals End Tax Dodging and Loopholes End Unnecessary Wars and Nation BuildingProtect Our Rights

The growing disparities in income and wealth among our nation's people have long-term impacts on our population — for wealth accumulation, debt reduction, and educational attainment.

The United States should catch up to every other modern nation and implement a single payer, Medicare for All system.

It's time to end the destruction of American health care by rapacious, price gouging, for-profit, private health insurance middlemen.

Free Public Colleges and Trade Schools Defend and Expand Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid Ensure Paid Vacation Time, Sick Time, Family Leave, Childcare Fight For Racial Justice

Protect Women's Rights Combat Homelessness Police Reform Enact Common-Sense Gun Regulation Voting RightsDefend Our Democracy

We cannot afford to continue partisan jockeying on these issues; there is too much at stake.

Americans must be provided a better chance to succeed in the face of rising income inequality and continued machinations by corporate giants.

ICE was created in 2003 as a reaction to 9/11.

Since then, it has turned into a state-funded terror group that regularly violates basic human rights.

We don't need a special enforcement agency for undocumented immigrants.

We can rely on our existing criminal justice agency to arrest those who have committed a crime, just like we did before 2003.

End Corruption Reform Our Criminal Justice System Implement Comprehensive Immigration Reform Stop Selling Arms to Human Rights Violators End the Failed War on Drugs Abolish the Death Penalty Democracy Reform Oppose Bigotry Defend Net NeutralityPaid for by Justice Democrats.

Not Authorized by any Candidate or Candidate's Committee©2019 Justice Democrats

According to Justice Democrats, their highest priority is to effectively eliminate the role of money and conflicts of interests in politics. As such, any candidate running with Justice Democrats must pledge to refuse any donations from billionaires or corporations. Declining money from corporate PACs and supporting Medicare For All have both been described as litmus tests for the organization. Justice Democrats support the idea of publicly funded elections, banning Super PACs as well as banning private donations to politicians and campaigns. In addition, they advocate the reinstatement of provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and a ban on gerrymandering for partisan gain. Several members have voiced support for a constitutional amendment aimed at removing money from American politics.
 To accompany its launch, Kulinski and Uygur published the following set of progressive founding principles for the coalition.


The Winter Hill Gang was thought to have skimmed $10,000 per week from the parking lot operation at World Jai Alai, but this was never proven.

(meta data) TITLE: Wheeler, Roger - Voices of Oklahoma

Chapter 1 — IntroductionChapter 2 — HomicideChapter 3 — May 27, 1981Chapter 4 — World Jai AlaiChapter 5 — Johnny MartoranoChapter 6 — Unsolved MysteriesChapter 7 — The MurderChapter 8 — The InvestigationChapter 9 — Drop a DimeChapter 10 — The Set UpChapter 11 — Nothing PersonalChapter 12 — Trial BeginsChapter 13 — The VerdictChapter 14 — Conclusion

Businessman, Roger Wheeler, the former chairman of Telex Corp. and former owner of World Jai Alai was murdered May 27, 1981, at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, while sitting in his car.

At age fifty-five, he was leaving the golf club after his weekly golf game and was murdered for having uncovered an embezzlement scheme that was going on at his business, World Jai Alai.

Linked to the murder were H. Paul Rico, John Callahan, Whitey Bulger, Stephen Flemmi, and Johnny Martorano.

The first Tulsa Police detective to arrive at the scene of the crime was homicide detective Mike Huff.

Immediate suspicions led to speculation that the murder was a mob hit.

But when at Huff's request the Tulsa FBI asked the Boston FBI office for help, they received a terse reply that Boston had ruled out a Boston Mafia connection.

Thus began years of a relentless pursuit by Mike Huff with resources provided by the Tulsa Police Department, other organizations in Boston, and Federal agencies to identify those connected to the murder of Roger Wheeler.

On March 14, 2001, three members of the Winter Hill Gang—Whitey Bulger, Stephen Flemmi and Johnny Martorano—were indicted for Wheeler's murder, with two alleged conspirators already dead.

After sixteen years on the run, Whitey Bulger was convicted August 12, 2013.

Having served thirty-six years with the Tulsa Police, Mike Huff, now retired, is our storyteller on VoicesofOklahoma.com.

Notes: Recorded by John Erling in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Digital Audio Sound Recording, Non-Music.

Roger Wheeler (February 27, 1926 — May 27, 1981) was an American businessman, the former chairman of Telex Corp. and former owner of World Jai Alai. In 1981, he was murdered at age 55 in his car.
 He was purportedly murdered for uncovering an embezzlement scheme that was going on at his business, World Jai Alai. After retiring from the FBI, H. Paul Rico took a job as head of security for World Jai Alai. He saw the perfect opportunity to set up his former confidential informants Whitey Bulger and Steve Flemmi in a skimming operation there.


It is believed that their coal lights ignited the methane and blasting powder kegs, which caused a severe explosion that killed 46 men and boys, most of whom suffocated from carbon monoxide inhalation.

(meta data) TITLE: e-WV | Red Ash, Rush Run Explosions

By registering for your own account, you'll get instant access to member benefits:

Create portfolios to assist with research

West Virginia's first major mine explosion of the 20th century occurred March 6, 1900, at Red Ash Mine on New River in Fayette County.

On the night of March 5, a machine operator had left open a ventilating trap door, allowing methane to gather.

The next morning, some workers, violating both custom and state law, traveled toward their working faces before the late-arriving fireboss had completed his gas checks.

Probably, their open lights set off a methane ignition which instantly brought explosive coal dust into the air, adding to the intensity of the blast.

Several kegs of blasting powder ignited as the explosion coursed through the mine, twisting rails, destroying mine cars, and hurling men, mules, and timbers against the ribs.

As usual in coal mine explosions, most of the 46 victims suffocated in the carbon monoxide atmosphere (afterdamp) following the blast, including the fireboss, who had held his vest to his face in a futile effort to filter the afterdamp.

Recovery workers reached the last of the victims on March 10, and the mine resumed operation on March 26.

Five years later a second tragedy occurred at the Red Ash Mine, by then connected to the neighboring Rush Run Mine.

Rush Run and Red Ash mines maintained, by the standards of the day, excellent ventilation.

Yet, fine coal dust created by mining machinery abounded.

On the evening of March 18, 1905, only 13 men remained underground in the two mines.

In a freak occurrence, a mine car ran over some loose explosives.

The resulting concussion and flame suspended and ignited coal dust, causing a massive explosion which coursed through both mines.

Carelessly, a rescue party, some carrying open-flame lights, entered the Red Ash portal.

Either burning timbers or the rescuers' open lights set off another explosion.

Although not as powerful as the first, this second explosion on March 19 killed all 11 members of the rescue party underground, shot flame out the drift mouth, and tossed people standing outside several feet down the hillside toward New River.

It required ten days to restore ventilation and recover all 24 bodies.

This Article was written by Paul H. Rakes

Notable Mine Disasters of Fayette County, West Virginia.

Oak Hill: Fayette County Historical Society, 1951.

There aren't any comments for this article yet.

Click here to read and contribute to the discussion →

West Virginia Humanities Council | 1310 Kanawha Blvd E | Charleston, WV 25301

Ph. 304-346-8500 | © 2019 All Rights Reserved

The essential guide to the Mountain State can be yours today!

The Red Ash Mine disasters were two deadly mine disasters that occurred at the Red Ash mine in Fire Creek, West Virginia on March 6, 1900, and on March 18, 1905.
 The first disaster was a result of a worker accidentally leaving a ventilating trap door open, resulting in a buildup of methane.


The Superdome was scheduled to host a rugby union match on August 1, 2015 between English Premiership team Saracens and New Zealand's Super Rugby team Crusaders.

(meta data) TITLE: This Is American Rugby: Saracens, Crusaders To Play In New Orleans

## Changes At TIAR, Key Segments At Rugby Today

## History As The Eagles Defeat Scotland

### Saracens, Crusaders To Play In New Orleans

You can definitely call 2015 the Summer of Rugby in America.

Not only will the U.S. be playing Australia in Chicago and the Harlequins in Philadelphia in addition to their Pacific Nations Cup matches on the West Coast, but now word has come down that Saracens and the Crusaders will be facing off in the New Orleans Superdome on August 1st.

The match is being organized by RugbyLaw, the folks behind the NRFL, but apparently has the sign off from U.S.A. Rugby, the RFU, and the NZRU.

Like in many high-profile international soccer friendlies the turf will be World Rugby approved.

With both Saracens and the Crusaders missing their top players to World Cup duty with England and New Zealand respectively this match will almost certainly feature players for each wider training group.

In a press release Crusaders CEO Hamish Riach said "The Crusaders are thrilled to be sending a team to New Orleans to play Saracens.

This is an exciting opportunity for us, firstly to play in an amazing international venue like the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans, and secondly to play a team like Saracens who we would never usually get the opportunity to play.

Saracens and the Crusaders are two teams from opposite ends of the globe, but with similarly proud histories.

It is not often that non-international teams from the southern and northern hemispheres have the chance to pit themselves against each other, and we are honored to be involved in this inaugural hemispheres clash.

I have no doubt that this will be an incredible spectacle and a historic occasion."

His counterpart, Saracens Director of Rugby Mark McCall said "It's a privilege to be able to play against one of the best teams in the world in a fantastic city and to be able to give the people of New Orleans a chance to experience professional rugby.

The City of New Orleans is famed for its welcome, vibrancy, history and culture and we are looking forward to being part of what will be a very special occasion.

The Superdome is recognized all over the world and our players are already excited about playing at the home of the New Orleans Saints and in front of a City that loves its sport.

The Crusaders are one of the most successful sides in world rugby and as we very rarely get the chance to face teams from the Southern Hemisphere.

We can't wait to test ourselves in what will be a very hard-fought contest."

If the match comes off then it will be a huge opportunity for fans to see two of the world's top teams.

It will also certainly draw that attention of the world to the match.

At the same time, it comes two days after Pacific Nations Cup matches in Toronto and two days before the PNC final in Vancouver potentially limiting fans.

Very interesting … one wonders if RugbyLaw and USA Rugby may be having relationships that are warming?

Ummm Curtis Are that many US rugby fans really going to head to Toronto and Vancouver making it an issue for this game?

Afterall there's going to be a large amount of US action within the US anyway whether you're on the West or East coast.

I think the bigger issues for this game are 1) there are other games Wallabies, Harlequins, PNC games in the US, Leicester v NRFL XV, even the NACRA Olympic 7s qualifier event that involve US teams that the average US rugby fan has a choice of and in comparison this game doesn't involve any US content and 2) neither team will feature its best players.

This is going to be one heck of a challenge for Rugby Law because with all the other international rugby happening this summer in the US (and let's face it, your average joe US rugby fan given the choice is going to save his money for Chicago or Philly etc) I think they are going to have to really sell the game to the locals to even get a semblance of a decent crowd.

And there won't be many travelling fans either.

With both teams not featuring their best lineups I'm wondering if this should've maybe been scheduled for the MLS stadium in Houston that's done pretty well with international rugby crowds.

I think it's a great idea but with what's already on in a RWC year maybe this could've waited a year and been organised so that the best players of each team could be involved which would at least help sell the game to US rugby fans, especially if there were fewer competing events next year.

Also in the wake of the Eagles v Wallabies game confirmation, SANZARA should actually make a plan with USA, Canada and Japan to play them every year, much like what used to happen with Italy in the mid 90s before they became a part of the 6N. So basically every year Japan, US and Canada get a game from one of NZ, Aussie, South Africa and Argentina on rotation.

I'd also like to say the British & Irish Lions will be absolutely insane if they do not play a game in the US on the way over to NZ in 2017.

With the number of expats in the US (far, far more than Kiwis or Aussies) and the number of Lions fans that will be accompanying the team, and the fact that if this game was on the East Coast it will be a comparatively short flight from the UK so probably would attract a good number of Brit rugby fans who wouldn't go the rest of the tour, this game is a no brainer, and quite possibly would be a bigger success, and earn more general publicity in the US general media and with the general US public than the ABs game due to the whole US v UK history thing (whereas NZ probably doesn't even register with many average joe Americans), and probably due to the number of visiting team fans would need a bigger stadium than Soldier Field IMHO.

I can see a game at MetLife in NYC even selling out and that place is 82.5K compared to Soldier Field's 61K.

There's also already an existing example of the US v UK/Europe type idea in the Ryder Cup.

Infact when the US does get its act together in XVs I can see an annual Ryder Cup type match or even series being an attractive idea on both sides of the Atlantic.

And BTW if such a game does come true and is in NYC, well being probably the biggest tourist destination in the states, that would also draw UK and Irish fans and also US fans from other parts of the country.

A weekend or few days in NYC would appeal to many fans of both teams I'm sure (even though the ABs game was in Chicago I made it a mission of mine to visit the big apple afterwards, and attended a Giants game at Metlife)

Average attendance in Premiership is about 14k.

I'm sure both of these teams are drooling of the possibility of selling out the 76k seat Superdome.

Selling 20k tickets to the Superdome event would be a big achievement for rugby in the US but the Superdome will look very empty.

Average MLS attendance is 18k and MLS stadiums are better suited for these events and can help keep ticket prices reasonable.

Hopefully foreign pro team will make regular appearances in the US like the NFL is doing with games abroad.


Newspaper "The Chorley Citizen" said Denise was best remembered as "Ken's bit on the side".

(meta data) TITLE: Interview: Denise Black | Chorley Citizen

(meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 2008-01-25 11:50:00

It's fair to say actress Denise Black has had a varied TV career: she's been a vice-girl in prison, a clubbing mum and has bedded Ricky Tomlinson.

We spoke to the woman who is best remembered for being Ken Barlow's bit on the side in Coronation Street.

YOU'RE not quite talking to Denise Black yet," Denise Black warns me at the start of our interview.

"I've just come out of rehearsals so I'm still half Mrs Bryant, half Denise.

I've caught Denise in the lunch break between rehearsals for her new play, Roots, by Arnold Wesker, at Manchester's Royal Exchange.

I admit I've not heard of the play before and Denise is not surprised.

"Not an awful lot of people have," she says.

"Contrary to popular belief, it's not about the American slave trade.

It was written in 1958 and it's a hilarious and at times quite sad a kitchen sink drama about an angry young woman.

"I don't quite know how we don't all know it.

I think Wesker's work has been overlooked a bit because the original production starred Joan Plowright who married Laurence Olivier and was a huge success, but since then it's been remarkable un-done."

Set in rural Norfolk in the 1950s, Roots is a story of a young woman's self-discovery.

The action focuses on Beatie Bryant as she transitions from an uneducated working-class woman obsessed with Ronnie, her unseen liberal boyfriend, to a woman who can express herself and the struggles of her time.

While Beatie counts down the two weeks until he visits, she cooks, cleans, bathes and teaches her mother about high culture.

"One one level the play is about times gone by, but on another level it's very current," says Denise.

"It was written in 1958 but it's so fresh in a lot of ways that it could be based now.

"It especially reflects what is going on in a lot of Muslim and Jewish families right now and in any cultures that are hanging on to traditional values.

Beatie returns home with her new-fangled London ideas and tries to educate her family.

"The scenario is totally familiar to me because I remember wanting to change my parents point of view, challenging everything they knew, telling them that they knew nothing about the world around them.

"Also, being from Hampshire I knew women who were exactly like the character I'm playing, real salt of the earth.

"Their understanding of the world is with the seasons and the comings and goings of their village."

Denise plays a character older than her years, which is nothing new to her.

"I always seem to play older characters," she say, "I don't know why.

Maybe it's an alternative to Botox - get younger characters playing older roles?

I was older than myself in Corrie and in Queer As Folk too."

In real-life Denise is approaching the big five-o this year, something that does not concern her in the slightest.

"I don't really know what I'll to celebrate turning.

I haven't planned anything or even really thought about it," she says.

"I think each time you have the big birthdays - the ones ending in 0 - you go into shock and it doesn't sink in.

I really looked forward to being 30 because it was one of the happiest times of my life because I had my first child at 30.

With 40 I though What's everyone complaining about?

I'm still young' and I still feel young with 50 approaching too.

And turning 50 hasn't meant giving up on anything - in fact Denise still has a long list of things she still wants to achieve.

"I want to take a show to the Edinburgh Festival - maybe this year will be the year, and I'm always up for new exciting things."

See Denise Black in Arnold Wesker's Roots at The Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, from Wednesday, January 30 to Saturday, March 1.

For tickets call box office on 0161 833 9833 or visit the website below.

Get involved with the news in your community

List of Coronation Street characters (1992)

Later, Denise invited Ken to move in with her and Daniel but Daniel began to resent Ken's presence so Denise took him to Weatherfield to make amends with Deirdre, but this ended with Deirdre slapping Denise. Following the confrontation between Deirdre and Denise, Deirdre visited Ken and apologised for her behaviour and asked him to come home but he refused. Ken and Denise grew closer and she became convinced that Ken wanted to resume their relationship and needing help with Daniel, Denise made a clumsy pass but Ken made it clear that he wasn't interested before returning to Deirdre.
 In late 2016, Daniel returns to Weatherfield after Ken suffers a major stroke and is hospitalised. He receives a cold reception from the other Barlows, however they warm to him when he reveals that he has not seen Denise since she walked out on him six years ago, when he was only 15 years old. In May 2017, Daniel is revealed as the culprit who pushed Ken down the stairs, and Ken finds Denise's belongings buried in the garden. He becomes convinced that Daniel has murdered Denise, and during a minor scuffle while Daniel holds Ken hostage, Denise returns, much to Daniel's shock and horror. She was devastated when he was arrested and told Ken that she was sorry for his loss to his late wife Deirdre.


The 2011–12 season was St Johnstone's third consecutive season in the Scottish Premier League, having competed in the league since their promotion in the 2008–09 season.

(meta data) TITLE: BBC SPORT | Football | Scottish League | St Johnstone 3-1 Morton

Skip to content Skip to local navigation Skip to bbc.co.uk navigation Skip to bbc.co.uk search Accessibility Help

Page last updated at 16:14 GMT, Saturday, 2 May 2009 17:14 UK

The St Johnstone players get their hands on the First Division trophy

St Johnstone secured the Scottish First Division title after coming from behind to beat Morton and end their seven-year absence from Scotland's top flight.

Top scorer Steven Milne was the hero with a second-half double, scoring on the break and then clinching the title with an unstoppable volley.

Ryan McGuffie's 24th-minute penalty opener, given for a push in the box, had threatened to spoil the party.

But Martin Hardie forced home a Paul Sheerin corner five minutes later.

: Main, Irvine, Craig, Moon (Morris 80), Rutkiewicz, McCaffrey, Millar, Hardie (Swankie 87), Milne, Samuel (Holmes 70), Sheerin.

: Cuthbert, McManus, Walker, Paartalu (Smith 80), Greacen, Monti, Finlayson, McGuffie, Weatherson, Grady (Russell 66), Wake.

Subs Not Used: Jenkins, Kerrigan, McWilliams.

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

News Sport Weather Capital TV Radio More

… CBBC CBeebies Make It Digital Food iWonder Bitesize Music Earth Arts Taster Local Northern Ireland Scotland Wales

Mobile site Terms of Use About the BBC Advertise With Us Privacy Accessibility Help Ad Choices Cookies Contact the BBC Parental Guidance

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.

This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web browser with style sheets (CSS) enabled.

While you will be able to view the content of this page in your current browser, you will not be able to get the full visual experience.

Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets (CSS) if you are able to do so.


On 28 January 2017, he scored his only goal on that spell against Liverpool in the FA Cup 4th round, scoring in the first minute of a 2-1 victory.

(meta data) TITLE: Liverpool 1-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers - BBC Sport

(meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 2017-01-28

BBCSPORT All Sport All Sport My Sport Home Football Formula 1 Cricket Rugby U Rugby L Tennis Golf Athletics BBC Sport Home Football Formula 1 Cricket Rugby Union Rugby League Tennis Golf Athletics My Sport

American Football Athletics Basketball Boxing Cricket Cycling Darts Disability Sport Football Formula 1 Gaelic Games Get Inspired

Golf Gymnastics Horse Racing Mixed Martial Arts Motorsport Netball Olympic Sports Rugby League Rugby Union Snooker Swimming Tennis Winter Sports Full Sports A-Z

Winter Olympics Commonwealth Games Men's World Cup Women's World Cup

England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland Programmes Match of the Day 5 Live Sport Sports Personality Sport on the BBC All Programmes Football FA Cup Scores & Fixtures Video Top Scorers

FA People's Cup All Scores & Fixtures All Teams Leagues & Cups Scores & Fixtures Video Top Scorers FA People's Cup FA Cup

Home More from Football All Scores & Fixtures All Teams Leagues & Cups Football Home SAT 28 Jan 2017The FA Cup - Fourth RoundLiverpool1Wolves2Origi (86' minutes)FTHT 0-2Stearman (1' minutes), Weimann (41' minutes)

Media playback is not supported on this device

Championship side Wolves held on to stun Liverpool and reach the FA Cup fifth round with a deserved victory at Anfield.

Richard Stearman put the visitors ahead after only 53 seconds, left unmarked to head in Helder Costa's free-kick.

Costa then set up Andreas Weimann to round Liverpool keeper Loris Karius and double Wolves' lead before the break.

Divock Origi scored late on to set up a frantic finale but a largely subdued Liverpool failed to find an equaliser.

The result is the second defeat in cup competition in four days for Jurgen Klopp's side after they lost to Southampton in the EFL Cup semi-finals on Wednesday, and a third home defeat in a week.

Wolves' second straight victory over Premier League opposition in the FA Cup sees them reach the fifth round for the first time since 2008.

BBC One is showing two live FA Cup ties on Sunday.

Millwall host Watford at 12:00 GMT, followed at 16:00 GMT by holders Manchester United against Wigan.

Liverpool have now won just one game in eight in January, with the Reds reliving recent mistakes as they failed to break down an organised team while also showing crippling defensive frailty.

Their weakness at the back was exposed inside the first minute, the hosts conceding a free-kick on right for the left-footed Costa to swing in a dangerous cross, with Origi and Georginio Wijnaldum failing to pick up Stearman, who easily headed in at the back post.

READ MORE: What is going wrong at Liverpool?

The other symptom of Liverpool's January blues was also apparent as they dominated territory and possession but could not unpick a well-drilled Wolves defence, the previously free-scoring Reds having managed only six goals in those eight games.

Indeed, it took until 59 minutes for the hosts to have a shot on target, substitute Philippe Coutinho drawing a straightforward save from Wolves' 20-year-old goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne, making only his third senior appearance.

Trying to find some attacking fluency, Klopp also sent on Daniel Sturridge, with the England striker showing composure to steer the ball back across the box late on for Origi to fire in, but it ultimately proved in vain.

With another meek exit from a major competition, Liverpool's season now looks in danger of completely unravelling, with all hopes pinned on the Premier League as a crucial match against leaders Chelsea beckons on 31 January.

### Classy Costa catches Reds on the counter

Media playback is not supported on this device

If Wolves' first goal was a targeted attempt to terrorise Liverpool at set-pieces, the second was an exquisite example of how to catch out an inexperienced defence on the counter-attack.

Wolves defender Matt Doherty played a quick pass up to Costa after yet another Liverpool attack broke down, the Portuguese racing away and holding off Alberto Moreno to slip in Weimann, who showed a deft touch to calmly round Karius and score.

The hosts even had advance warning of both Wolves' counter-attack capabilities and Costa's pace after the on-loan Benfica winger had surged from his own area on a brilliant run, only to scuff his shot.

As a point of comparison, when Liverpool had their own chance to break with numbers, left-back Moreno played a woeful pass straight to a Wolves defender with Origi clear through.

Wolves boss Paul Lambert is keen to make Costa's loan move permanent yet the 23-year-old may have other suitors after an impressive display.

When Lambert took over at Molineux in November following the sacking of Walter Zenga, Wolves were 19th in the Championship and three points above the relegation zone.

Although their league position has only improved by one place, they are now seven points clear of the drop, with this their sixth win in Lambert's 13 games in charge and second against a Premier League side after victory at Stoke in the third round.

For long periods, Wolves executed a press that Klopp would be proud of, while they were resolute in defence led by on-loan Fulham defender Stearman, who also played in the visitors last victory at Anfield, a 1-0 win in December 2010.

That organisation, coupled with the pace of Nouha Dicko and Costa up front should make Wolves a tough proposition for whoever they draw in the fifth round.

### Man of the match - Helder Costa (Wolves)

Wolves forward Helder Costa assisted both goals and tormented Liverpool all game with his pace and direct running on the counter-attack

### 'We'll enjoy the ride' - manager reaction

Wolves manager Paul Lambert said: "I think from the off we started well and counter-attacked.

We pressed when we had to press and sat back when we had to be compact.

"[The last few minutes] it was horrible.

I've been here a few times before and this is the best result for me.

We might get dismantled in the next game but the last two games have been unbelievable."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said: "I am responsible for this performance because I thought this line-up was ready for this game but obviously we weren't and that doesn't feel too good.

"I could look for excuses but I don't want to, maybe we should use this time to be disappointed, to be frustrated, to be angry at ourselves.

### Liverpool's poor run of threes - match stats

Liverpool have lost three consecutive games at Anfield for the first time since October 2012 (under Brendan Rodgers).Jurgen

Klopp has suffered three consecutive home defeats as a manager for the first time since April 2007, while in charge of German side FSV Mainz.

Liverpool's past three FA Cup defeats at Anfield have all been to second-tier sides (Barnsley 2008, Reading 2010, Wolves 2017).

Andreas Weimann has scored in three of his past four appearances at Anfield (two for Aston Villa and one for Wolves).Helder

Costa has been directly involved in 11 goals in his past 11 games in all competitions for Wolves (five goals,

Stearman netted his first goal in any competition since April 2014, 1,013 days ago (for Wolves v Leyton Orient).

Liverpool host Chelsea on Tuesday, looking to avoid a fourth straight defeat at Anfield and close the gap on the Premier League leaders.

Wolves travel to Barnsley in the Championship on the same night.

1Karius56RandallSubstituted forCoutinhoat 45'minutes12Gomez17Klavan18Moreno53EjariaSubstituted forCanat 74'minutes21Leiva5WijnaldumBooked at 51mins58Woodburn27Origi11FirminoSubstituted forSturridgeat 65'minutes

31Burgoyne16Coady5StearmanBooked at 29mins30HauseBooked at 48mins2Doherty14EvansBooked at

CostaSubstituted forRonanat 67'minutes4Edwards63WeimannSubstituted forMasonat 77'minutes9DickoSubstituted forBödvarssonat 71'minutes

Home TeamLiverpoolAway TeamWolvesPossessionHome79%Away21%ShotsHome20Away7Shots on TargetHome5Away3CornersHome7Away4FoulsHome7Away13

Match ends, Liverpool 1, Wolverhampton Wanderers 2.

Second Half ends, Liverpool 1, Wolverhampton Wanderers 2.

Richard Stearman (Wolverhampton Wanderers) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

Conor Coady (Wolverhampton Wanderers) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked.

Alberto Moreno (Liverpool) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

Foul by David Edwards (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Lee Evans (Wolverhampton Wanderers) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

Foul by Lee Evans (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Jón Dadi Bödvarsson (Wolverhampton Wanderers) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked.

Divock Origi (Liverpool) right footed shot from the left side of the six yard box is saved in the bottom left corner.

Ragnar Klavan (Liverpool) right footed shot from the centre of the box misses to the left.

Assisted by Emre Can following a corner.

Ragnar Klavan (Liverpool) left footed shot from the centre of the box misses to the right.

Assisted by Philippe Coutinho with a cross following a corner.

Divock Origi (Liverpool) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom left corner.

Assisted by Daniel Sturridge with a headed pass following a corner.

Joseph Gomez (Liverpool) right footed shot from outside the box misses to the left.

Divock Origi (Liverpool) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal.

Jón Dadi Bödvarsson (Wolverhampton Wanderers) left footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the centre of the goal.

Assisted by Kortney Hause with a headed pass.

Alberto Moreno (Liverpool) wins a free kick on the left wing.

Foul by Joe Mason (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool) right footed shot from outside the box misses to the right.

Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom right corner.

Jón Dadi Bödvarsson replaces Nouha Dicko.

Ovie Ejaria tries a through ball, but Divock Origi is caught offside.

Daniel Sturridge replaces Roberto Firmino.

Georginio Wijnaldum (Liverpool) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

Foul by Lee Evans (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal.

CityManchester City3FTLincoln CityLincoln City3BrightonBrighton & Hove Albion1FTMiddlesbroughMiddlesbrough1AccringtonAccrington

Stanley0FTOxford UtdOxford United3NewcastleNewcastle United0FTRochdaleRochdale0HuddersfieldHuddersfield Town4FTTottenhamTottenham Hotspur4WycombeWycombe Wanderers3FTSouthamptonSouthampton0ArsenalArsenal5FT

### England unchanged for third Ashes Test

19 Aug From the section Cricket Read more on England unchanged for third Ashes Test

### No handball law review, say rule-makers

19 Aug From the section Football Read more on No handball law review, say rule-makers

### Bayern sign Coutinho on loan from Barca

19 Aug From the section European Football Read more on Bayern sign Coutinho on loan from Barca

28 Jan 2017 From the section Football Read more on Liverpool: What is going wrong for Jurgen Klopp and his team?

28 Jan 2017 From the section Football Read more on FA Cup fourth round: BBC One to show two live games on Sunday

### Reds fan Coady hopes for Anfield upset

27 Jan 2017 From the section Football Read more on Liverpool v Wolves: 'We've got a great chance', says Reds old boy Conor Coady

### Liverpool 0-1 Southampton (Agg: 0-2)

25 Jan 2017 From the section Football Read more on Liverpool 0-1 Southampton (Agg: 0-2)

### Norwich City 3-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers

21 Jan 2017 From the section Football Read more on Norwich City 3-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers

The best jokes from this year's Radio 4 Comedy Award entrants

### Football notifications, social media and more

Get latest scores and headlines sent straight to your phone, sign-up to our newsletter and learn where to find us on online.

The latest rumours and stories from around the world of football.

Analysis and opinion from our chief football writer.

How to get into football - the most popular sport in the world, with clubs and facilities throughout the UK.

### Great goals & original celebrations from FA People's Cup first round

From original celebrations to cracking goals, watch some of the best moments from the nation's biggest five-a-side competition - the FA People's Cup.

### Renaissance FC - a 'new beginning' for refugees united over football

Renaissance FC - a five-a-side team - tell their story of football bringing refugees together to give them an opportunity to feel at home in England.

### Romance FC - the female football collective

Meet Romance FC - the collective of creative women from East London who love playing in the FA People's Cup.

### Klopp signs Pogba for Cup... or does he?

Meet the 'Kloppelgangers', a five-a-side team entering this year's FA People's Cup who bear an uncanny resemblance to some of football's most famous faces.

### 'Genuinely brilliant' - BBC presenters try walking football

BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin, who says she has never played football, leads a team of BBC All-Stars in a five-a-side walking football game against the Rothwell Old Boars.

### Fancy dress football? It's the FA People's Cup

Kitted out in fancy dress, Bristol City Women tell us why you should don your best costume and get involved in the 2019 FA People's Cup.

### Walking football a fantastic way to exercise - Neville

England women manager Phil Neville visits St George's Park to see women's walking football - a new category in this year's FA People's Cup - in action.

### 'Absolutely unbelievable' - FA People's Cup winners crowned at Wembley

Winners of the FA People's Cup competitions collect their trophies on the Wembley pitch during the 2018 FA Cup final between Manchester United and Chelsea.

### How the Canterbury Old Bags took on the FA People's Cup

Find out how some 'old girls' and the suffragettes inspired these 'old bags' to reach last season's FA People's Cup semi-finals.

How to get involved in just about any sport or activity

On 1 September 2015, Stearman moved to another Championship club, signing a three-year deal (with the option of an additional year) with Fulham. He made 29 league appearances for the club during the 2015–16 season but at the start of the following campaign was not used in the opening league matches.
 On 31 August 2016, less than a year after departing Wolves, he rejoined them on a season-long loan.