Friday Night Lights (2004) / directed by Peter Berg [DVD].
[U.K.] : Universal Studios Home Entertainment, [2019]
Friday Night Lights. The first season (2006) / created, written and directed by Peter Berg [DVD].
[U.K.] : Universal Studios Home Entertainment, [2019]
Friday at the court
What's the difference between hearing a case, and merely setting a date for hearing it?
Dilip D'Souza
isn't quite sure, after yet another day spent answering a court summons.
Justice, he learns first-hand, is riding on a prayer, and is often at least one more hearing away.
Coronation Street fans react to dramatic scenes as Yasmeen ATTACKS Geoff after months of abuse
Friday night's Coronation Street left fans reeling in shock as Yasmeen, played by Shelley King) lashed out her husband Geoff and stabbed him with a broken wine bottle in harrowing and dramatic scenes.
British tanks storming into Denmark - how the last days of WWII in Europe were reported in May 1945
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1945: The situation early this morning was moving quickly. British tanks were rolling into Denmark, crossing the German border into Jutland.
Friday Polynews Roundup — Quarantine keeping and breaking, a research call, poly films, and more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — "Social power and quarantine in polyamorous relationships," Roswell TV series, more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — Happy-poly media as a two-edged sword, quarantine tales and recommends, a date for 'Trigonometry', and more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — When this isolation ends, good long-distance sex, how to open a relationship, and more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — The polyam world responds to the pandemic. Corona cuddling, boundary and distance setting, more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — creative quarantines, 'The Bachelor' that yet could be, and more
Friday Polynews Roundup — Safer sex in the pandemic. Move a metamour in for the duration? Skills for bottled-together partners, and more.
Friday Polynews Roundup — Polyfolks cope with coronavirus, LDRing across town, 'Trigonometry' and other TV, and a happy quad is spotlighted
Friday Polynews Roundup — Polyamory in the time of coronavirus, 'Trigonometry' and 'Open' begin on TV, research on ethics in the poly community, and more
Friday Polynews Roundup — Not all polyfamilies are FMF throuples, upcoming in TV and film, and a future of extended chosen family.
Friday Polynews Roundup — Triad storyline on "The Connors," Black Poly Nation gets TV rep, loving polyfamily profiles, community dreams, and evangelical worry that this all hits too close to home
Friday Polynews Roundup – The Val's Day polyamory media surge, more upcoming TV, polygroups are "all in this together," and more
Friday Polynews Roundup — The dam bursts for poly on TV, what we offer everyone, when to stay away, and planted seeds are sprouting
Friday Polynews Roundup — Kids of polyfamilies, more TV, by 2030 "a growing market for ‘polymoons’" after multi-weddings, and more
Friday Polynews Roundup — More on sweet polyam on ABC sitcom, a Christian writer self-trolls, and that damn word "throuple" becomes unstoppable
Friday Polynews Roundup — Activists on the Tamron Hall show, two poly plays, poly-mono crises, my mission, and more
Friday's blood moon will be the longest total lunar eclipse of the 21st century
This month's Full Buck blood moon will star in the longest total lunar eclipse of the century.
Federal Court Bars Philadelphia Tax Firm and Owner from Preparing Federal Tax Returns
Friday James, who according to the government complaint is from Landsdowne, Pa., and his business agreed to the permanent injunction order without admitting the allegations against them.
Friday Feedback: Research on Lipid-Lowering Therapies 'Alive and Well'
Experts discuss recent cancellation of first-in-class drug
Friday Feedback: Undercutting the DEA
Experts react to role of distributors, legislation in opioid crisis
Where are they now? Barcelona's starting XI the day Lionel Messi scored his first LaLiga goal
Friday marked 15 years since Lionel Messi hit his very first goal for Barcelona.
Friday the 13th at 40: the maligned slasher that's haunted pop culture
The morality brigade loathed the hit teen horror on release but hockey mask-wearing villain Jason Voorhees has been with us ever since
Before production on the teen slasher A Long Night at Camp Blood had even started, before a final draft of the screenplay had even been submitted, thirtysomething writer-producer-director Sean S Cunningham decided to make an audacious statement. Not only would he use an advert in the industry paper Variety to confirm an inarguably ingenious title change but he would also use it to declare that his next film would be the most terrifying ever made, after a decade that saw The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Last House on the Left (which he also produced), The Exorcist and Halloween.
Related: Final Destination at 20: the bleakest teen horror film ever made?
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Friday random news clippings
Prague Daily Monitor
Most mountain ranges across the country have received fresh snow. All suspected cases of coronavirus in the country have been tested negative. A young man was convicted of growing marijuana and sentenced to three years in prison. The Prague Monitor is continuing its fundraiser to upgrade its systems.
Friday’s Featured Sermon: “Lessons from the Earthquake”
Jesus never promised us lives free of tribulation and calamity. Indeed He warned His disciples, “In the world you will have tribulation” (John 16:33, NKJV). The current COVID-19 pandemic that has engendered so much fear and panic is not the first—nor will it be the last—crisis people will experience in this world.
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Friday’s Featured Sermon: “Principles for Discernment, Part 1”
The church is currently awash with lamentations on the state of the Christianity. And there are good reasons for that. We see charlatans extorting people on Christian television. We witness professing believers exchanging hostilities on social media. We hear of endless scandals in the pulpit. And we are constantly confronted by competing theological perspectives. It can all seem so overwhelming. But what if we realized there is one fundamental problem fueling all the others?
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Friday’s Featured Sermon: “Loving God”
“All you need to do is love God and love people.” You’ve likely seen words to that effect on church websites, signs, and bulletins. Those words also often show up in social media and personal conversations with other believers. They capture a sentiment that is becoming increasingly popular in churches today: Let’s strip away the complexities of ministry in a modern world and focus on the basic biblical truth of loving God and man. It’s a goal that is clear, simple, and universally agreeable—it won’t generate controversy nor garner criticism. What could possibly be wrong with that? Plenty actually, if the terms aren’t biblically defined.
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Friday’s Featured Sermon: “The Believer’s Gift to Christ”
Gold, frankincense, and myrrh—those are perhaps the three most famous Christmas gifts ever given, for one historic reason. Matthew 2:11 records their delivery to Christ in His childhood by wise men from the East. And all three gifts have been memorialized by the many nativity scenes featuring them each Christmas. But what about the next time Jesus comes?
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Friday’s Featured Sermon: “The Word Became Flesh”
The gospel of John has never been a prominent part of most Christmas celebrations. It contains no birth story, no manger scene, no shepherds or wise men, and Mary doesn’t appear until Christ’s first miracle—turning water into wine—at the wedding in Cana (John 2:1). We rely on the narratives in Matthew and Luke to piece together the actual events surrounding the Lord’s birth. Yet John’s account is crucial in order to understand the true meaning, significance, and implications of Christ’s entry into this world.
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Friday's collection of links.
Photo Gallery: 75th Anniversary of VE Day
Friday, May 8, 2020, marks the 75 anniversary of VE Day.
Former foe of Pacers center Rik Smits once battled Larry Bird for collegiate scoring title
Friday, the Dunking Dutchman took over the Indiana Pacers' Twitter to do a question and answer session with Pacer fans.
Nitmiluk National Park Katherine
Friday 1st October KatherineLong drive today from Litchfield to Katherine via Pine Creek. Encountered loads of road trains Dave's heard that in some parts of the country they get up to quarter of a mile long. You would think by now we'd had enoug
Day 01 Kuching Aug 2019
Friday 9th August 2019And so here we are on our annual MC retreat to the state capital of Sarawak with some of the nicest people I have ever met in my life. About 40 of us assembled at the airport on National Day 2019 for our flight to Kuching.
Day 06 Off to Takamatsu Shikoku Jun 2019
Friday 28th June 2019 From Yashima I made a trip back to the city centre where the Takamatsu Symbol Tower is located. Towering 30th stories above ground level there is a public observatory where free views of the city could be had. Following
Day 06 Off to Yashima Shikoku Jun 2019
Friday 28th June 2019I headed to the city of Takamatsu on the eastern end of Shikoku island this morning. This is as far as my railway pass could take me given that I had only purchased the limited SanyoSan'in Area Pass rather than the all Jap