does come up against a tremendous player today, cool hand luke in the final. he will be playing somebody who won his game last night 6 0. he is the very best, he is the world number one, so to get over the border and get over the line and actually win tonight s match is going to the huge. probably the biggest struggle he s ever had in his life. at these people here are absolutely delighted he s got there and they think he can definitely do it. 50 and they think he can definitely do it. . . ~ and they think he can definitely do it. so nice, nick making fun of my darts prowess- it. so nice, nick making fun of my darts prowess. i it. so nice, nick making fun of my darts prowess. i will be it. so nice, nick making fun of my darts prowess. i will be even - darts prowess. i will be even again next time i see you. nick there from st helens. the uk s use of gas and coal to generate electricity has fallen to its lowest levels since 1957. a study by climate website carbon brief found that g
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confusion and evening they went to. the stories are more heroic and horrific. it goes above and beyond anything we have done. it is important to keep carrying the torch. the actors tell you this is a bigger responsible than just having an active role. this is playing somebody who is a hero. they dove in the roles and they got to know the men still alive or the guys that passed away. they would research the man that passed away. this is a big burden for them. they had to get it right because the men were still watching and they had to nail it. the audience understands when you do something with such spesty, the audience knows it. they feel it. for all of us, this is more than a job. huge responsibility. everything was pain-stakingly laid out to be as accurate as possible. everyone playing at this
what could come out of that? well, what good is on whatever other side of the political divide, you ll start hearing people speak their minds. and unfortunately, seems as though the people who have done that so far are folks who know a lot of running for office. you know. you ve talked about yourself as lay historian here because there is a sense of unsettlement, of unease about where we are. we ve crossed some arurubicon a can t get back. in all of the history that i ve read and the various things that i have tried to turn into nonfiction entertainment, you do come back to this other thing. which is the power of our immediate foundation. john, some of this began because when i was doing philadelphia, in philadelphia and so i m walking around trying to get skinny because you know, we re playing somebody who was
where it s the wii and you re playing the sport and working your muscles. not the case. maybe it s just one scholarship. maybe them diversity in terms of video gamers. hey, it s a skill. it s definitely a skill. but a scholarship? i criticized video games a couple weeks ago and got all these outraged e-mails saying, i play video games, but i m not a loser. it just shouldn t be a video game. isn t there something sad about video games? it s not sad. it s so solitary. you can be playing somebody, you know, half way across the world. it s 1974 here. can video games be considered a sport? should the ncaa be in video games? is that what we want? wait for the first video game doping scandal. all right. let us know.