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Two years now it's been down to his tactical decisions that have had Barca completely bottle it. Instead of taking the initiative and commiting to Barca's strengths, he's reactive and focuses far too much on a defensive midfield structure. Barca aren't going to win the CL with Valverde focusing too much on a defensive set up and relying soely on Messi at the other end.

No money. It was a charity event to fight against anti semitism. Roman organised it. Bruce Buck has stated recently that we are trying to expand in the American market. This game was part of it, as well as purchasing Pulisic, where he on record stated his purchase was purely marketing reasons.

Would love one of mine to do that. Unfortunately one's too small (Bischon Frise) and the other just lies on her back more often than not wanting a belly rub.

This just in. Barcelona will not being winning the Champions League next season 100%.

Say what you like about his politics but Hawke could neck a fucking yardie like a fucking legend. @Harry @Toinho @Devil-Dick Willie

I think the main complaints are how did she not see them with such a sight advantage of being up in the air, and why wasn't she conscious of the fact that her enemy's biggest ally has a massive bastard fleet when they were approaching the entrance to Blackwater Bay which is the likely area to find said fleet. Legitimate beef for me.

Gratuliere zum morgendlichen Verzehr eines Clowns.

This is an amazing interview. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/may/16/nick-kyrgios-slams-cringeworthy-djokovic-and-salty-nadal-ahead-of-french-open I have never liked Kyrgios. But this interview was a good read. Some harsh words for Nadal and Djokovic.

I agree it was really cool where it ended up going, completely unique. The ending was great, Id like to think he adopted the little girl

A dog's life

It's a fluke, a coincidence though isn't it. These guys play football every single day.

Chang'e-4: Chinese rover 'confirms' Moon crater theory The Chinese Chang'e-4 rover may have confirmed a longstanding idea about the origin of a vast crater on the Moon's far side. The rover's landing site lies within a vast impact depression created by an asteroid strike billions of years ago. Now, mission scientists have found evidence that impact was so powerful it punched through the Moon's crust and into the layer below called the mantle. Chang'e-4 has identified what appear to be mantle rocks on the surface. It's something the rover was sent to the far side to find out. Chunlai Li, from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, and colleagues have presented their findings in the journal Nature. The lunar far side, which is turned away from Earth, is more rugged than the familiar near side and has fewer "maria" - dark plains formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. The Chinese spacecraft touched down on 3 January, becoming the first spacecraft to perform a soft landing on the lunar far side. The rover then rolled off the lander to explore its surroundings. The rover landed inside a 180km-wide impact bowl called Von Kármán crater. But that smaller crater lies within the 2,300km-wide South Pole Aitken (SPA) Basin, which covers nearly a quarter of the Moon's circumference. It's not known exactly how old the SPA Basin is, but it's thought to be at least 3.9 billion years old. The asteroid that carved it out is thought to have been about 170km wide. The Yutu-2 rover has now identified rocks with a very different chemical make-up to those found elsewhere on the Moon. Early results from the rover's Visible and Near Infrared Spectrometer (VNIS) suggest the rocks contain minerals known as low-calcium (ortho)pyroxene and olivine. They fit the profile of rocks from the lunar mantle and suggest that the ancient impact that created the SPA drove right through the 50km-deep crust into the mantle. Observational data taken by Moon-orbiting spacecraft have been inconclusive as to the presence of mantle rocks on the surface. The authors of the paper want to continue their examination of these rocks and find others. They have also raised the possibility of sending another mission to deliver some of them to Earth for study in laboratories. The results could now help scientists understand the chemical and mineralogical composition of the mantle, which could shed light on the origins and evolution of the Moon itself. The team members also want to find out more about what happened after the asteroid collided with the Moon and formed the SPA Basin. Scientists predict that the hole in the surface may have been filled by molten rock - forming a "melt sheet" within the impact bowl, which complicates the picture of this region's geology. Patrick Pinet, from the Research Institute in Astrophysics and Planetology (IRAP) in Toulouse, France, called the results "thrilling" and said they "could have considerable implications for characterising the composition of the Moon's upper mantle". He added: "It is of the utmost importance to make progress towards unpacking the geology of the lunar far side, expanding our fundamental knowledge of the Moon's formation and the origin of the crustal asymmetry that exists between its near and far sides, and preparing future sample-return missions." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-48285503

China to host Asian Cup 2023, would be much better host than 2004 after hosting the Olympics they are very good at these things and China has a very good record in attendance as a host

I Origins - 7/10 bit of a slow burner to start out but worth the watch. Michael Pitt was great as usual, pretty compelling story in the end.

But not in 1.5 episodes.

It's because the character development has been so underdone mate. Less than two episodes before she unleashed a holocaust on the scared villagers in Kings landing she was fighting desperately to save humanity. From Jesus to Hitler in 90 minutes. To jump to the worst and most evil villain in the entire show from that point with a couple of short dialogue scenes and a missandei beheading is not good story telling. This show which started out as a political thriller has now evolved into the corniest of Michael Bay movies.

This bloke decided to set up a motion camera looking at one tree in the forest for an entire year and this is what he captured ...

Yeah, around 10-15C degrees. So cold for you.