I work from home and typically keep tv on as background noise (it also keeps my dog calm and not so crazy). I have watched pretty much every housewife franchise and have seen a lot of great feedback about the Married to Medicine women. About 15 minutes in I realized that I could not have this on as 'background noise' as it was JUST TOO GOOD!!!! Fast-forward to the end of the workday and I was hitting play and ready to binge the entire first season - what a great decision!!! I literally am so excited with a new favorite show - who's everyone's favorite OG? So far I love Dr. Jackie the most!

Julia aims to resolve her birthday drama; Nicole contemplates rebuilding a relationship with her dad; Alexia's family is torn apart as her fiancé and son go head-to-head.

He's been on the tip of my tongue for while now please help. He's a b-lister for sure.

Update: I'm not trolling. Not skinny like Michael Cera or Jesse Eisenberg.

Evan Jones or Randall Tex Cobb like brute face with a dark brown or black haired curly medium length hair.

Update 2: He is medium build even slightly buff. Please quit suggesting skeletors and vegans.

Update 3: he doesnt have a brent hinckley smooshed hotdog skinny head. More like a minecraft cinder block square head.

Update 4: I am finishing up work right now. I will make a list of who its not tonight. Its definitely not badger from breaking bad but the head shape is like that as well as the dumb face.

Update 5: people he is not:

John C. Reilly

Jake Johnson

TJ Miller

Ike Barinholtz

Taran Killam

Donnie Wahlberg

Will Ferrell

Vince Vieluf

Jesse Plemons

Jay Baruchel

Mark Ruffalo

Vince Vaughn

Richard Simmons

Ronald McDonald

Jesse Eisenberg/Michael Cera

Dirt Nasty

Andy Samberg

David Koechner

Brenden Fraser

John C. Mcginley

Rob Schneider

Carrot Top

John Leguizamo

Kevin Dillon

Brendan Sexton III

Joshua Jackson

Seth Rogen

Howie Mandel

Bobby Cannavale

Rory Cochrane

Geoffrey Arend

Simon Amstell

Jason Biggs

Michael Rappaport

Guillermo Diaz

Pauly Shore

Chris O'Dowd

Ben Schwartz

Andy Samberg

Bobby Moynihan

Josh Gad

Adrian Grenier

Ken Marino

Ethan Embry

Matt Jones

Garrett Hedlund

Dax Shepard

Edward Burns

Zach Galifinakis

Steve Zahn

Andrew Keegan

James Franco

Diedrich Bader

Adam Devine

Rob Mcelhenney

Jemaine Clement

Flea

Norm MacDonald

Jonah Hill

Troy Gentile

Curtis Armstrong

Adam Herschman

Clark Duke

Jason Clarke

Vincent D'onofrio

Chris Morris

Michael Ian Black

Danny Mcbride

Jeff Ross

Ethan Suplee

Adam Sandler

Dan Fogler

Chris Marquette

Aaron Himmelstein

Giovanni Ribisi

Evan Jones

Frank grilo

David krumholtz

David masterson

Kevin Corrigan

Colm Meany

James Roday

Chris D'elia

Samm Levine

Ike barinholtz

Billy Crystal

David Walton

Dash Mihok

Dan Petronijevik

Lee Evans

Peter MacNicol

Steve Guttenberg

French Stewart

Nick Jonas

Trace Talbot

Nick Swardson

Marv from Home Alone

Randall Tex Cobb

Update 6: I've checked and responded to just about every comment. If the correct answer doesnt materialize by morning I am going to gild the first Randall Tex Cobb and Evan Jones response on the thread and call it a day. It still feels like an itch I can't scratch but it is what it is.

Next chapter up is New Jersey!

**Disclaimer for Jersey: I watched S1 and S2, but when S3 had that massive fight with Tre’s family, I bounced. The family drama was a little too real and like, this maybe shouldn’t be on tv question mark, for me. I didn’t rejoin until Jackie and Jennifer joined and then weaved in and out last season because of Tre. Because of that, this one was harder to me to know what was groundbreaking and what was already known in the in-between.

Repeat: There's a lot of info in each chapter, but I tried my best to keep out anything repetitive or something that is more considered common knowledge. Each chapter will get its own post because there's soooo much in some of them. I'm planning on going in order but spacing them out so as to not clog the daily feed. Also, I took notes on my phone while I read, so some names are shortened in bullet points after first mention, and if something is messed up in formatting or misspelled, I'm super sorry. Anything in quotes is straight from the book! I tried to leave my actual thoughts out of this.

Disclaimer for those who don’t know: Andy Cohen Books published this bad boy, so take that for what you will. Also, the copyediting in this book is HORRIBLE.

Link to OC. Link to NY. Link to ATL. Link to DC. Link to BH. Link to Miami. Link to RHOP.

• HWs who didn’t participate: Joe Gorga, Joe Guidice (though he’s not mentioned, he didn't particpate).

• Diana was set to be the star of NJ because of her personality, charisma, and wit.

• NJ was different because it was about family, and these were actual stay at home moms.

• They wanted Delores for S1, but she backed out because back

this is top tier reality tv. it should honestly replace or merge with RHOA. it's just as good if not better. honey I love me some Ms. Quad, and Ms. Mariah honey! And Heavenly, the demonic evil doctor from hell lol. Hulktessa. Simone crazy ass. messy broke toya. LISA NICOLE. just the best

(Up-To-Date as of January 13, 2022)

January 7, 2022

(WIDE)

The 355 (Action/With: Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong'o, Diane Kruger, Penélope Cruz/PG-13/2 hr 4 min/Universal Pictures/d: Simon Kinberg/Wide)

(LIMITED)

See For Me (Thriller/With: Skyler Davenport, Kim Coates, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Laura Vandervoort/1 hr 32 min/IFC Films/d: Randall Okita/Limited)

January 14, 2022

(WIDE)

Scream (Horror/With: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Marley Shelton/R/1 hr 54 min/Paramount Pictures/Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett/Wide)

(LIMITED)

Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism In America (Documentary/With: Jesephine Bolling McCall, Gwen Carr, Tiffany Crutcher, Carolyn Payne/PG-13/1 hr 57 min/Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE)/d: Emily Kunstler and Sarah Kunstler/Limited)

Belle (Animation/With Kaho Nakamura, Ryô Narita, Shôta Sometani, Tina Tamashiro/PG/2 hr 1 min/GKIDS/d: Mamoru Hosoda/Limited)

A Cops and Robbers Story (Documentary/With: Gesley Alexis, Corey Bressant, NiiAdu Clerk, Gerina Davis/1 hr 24 min/Greenwich Entertainment/d: Ilinca Calugareanu/Limited)

The Pink Cloud (Drama/With: Renata de Lélis, Eduardo Mendonça, Helena Becker, Girley Paes/R/1 hr 45 min/Blue Fox Entertainment/d: Iuli Gerbase/Limited)

January 21, 2022

(WIDE)

The King’s Daughter (Action/With: Pierce Brosnan, William Hurt, Benjamin Walker, Kaya Scodelario/PG/1 hr 30 min/Gravitas Ventures/d: Sean McNamara/Wide)

Redeeming Love (Drama/With: Abigail Cowen, Tom Lewis, Famke Janssen, Logan Marshall-Green/PG-13/2 hr 14 min/Universal Pictures/d: D.J. Caruso/Limited)

(LIMITED)

The Tiger Rising (Family/With: Dennis Quaid, Katharine McPhee, Queen Latifah, Madalen Mills/PG/1 hr 42 min/Variance Films/d: Ray Giarratana/Limited)

January 26, 2022

(LIMITED)

Compartment Number 6 (Drama/ With Yuriy Borisov, Seidi Haarla, Yuliya Aug, Dinara Drukarova/R/1 hr 47 min/Sony Pictures Classics/d: Juho Kuosmanen/Limited)

January 28, 2022

(LIMITED)

Charli XCX: Alone Together (Documentary/With: Charli

The votes are in and we have some data to share with you! More to follow once we have cleaned and curated a bit more, but this is just the teaser.

In the end it seems as if the 80% threshold worked for both branches of the Hall as 7 each of men and women succeeded in reaching that mark! We adjusted the requirements to reflect ballots submitted, 34 for the men's branch of the Hall and 17 for the women's branch, rather than registered voters, 51 and 25 respectively.

The men's branch of the Hall saw 173 riders receive at least one vote and the women's branch had 63 riders receive at least one vote.

There are plenty more facts and figures to come in the near future, including the inaugural class, but for now here are the riders who received at least one vote, but who were named on less than 50% of the ballots:

Men's branch

I couldn't find an updated list of the nicknames Drew, PJ, Joey, and other commentators have come up with for players over the past few years, so I thought I'd make one.

Thanks to u/platypower for creating the first list back in 2015!

Anyone I'm forgetting? Let me know! :

Men's (Current)

• Ali Farag - Mr. Fantastic or The Gazelle or The Raptor
• Paul Coll - Superman or The Kiwi
• Mohamed El Shorbagy - The Beast of Alexandria
• Tarek Momen - The Viper
• Diego Elias - The Peruvian Puma
• Mostafa Asal - The Raging Bull
• Joel Makin - The Golden Tiger
• Fares Dessouky - Fearless Fares
• Karim Abdel Gawad - The Baby-Faced Assassin
• Marwan El Shorbagy - The Jackal
• Miguel Angel Rodriguez - The Colombian Cannonball
• Mazen Hesham - The Black Falcon
• Gregoire Marche - The Acrobat
• Saurav Ghosal - The Mongoose
• Omar Mosaad - The Hammer of Thor
• James Willstrop - The Marksman
• Declan James - The Dark Knight
• Eain Yow Ng - The Boy Wonder
• Raphael Kandra - The Goalkeeper
• Nicolas Mueller - The Swiss Rocket
• Dmitri Steinmann - The Jet
• Mathieu Castagnet - The Musketeer
• Borja Golan - El Toro or The Matador
• Zahed Salem - The Boxer
• Christopher Gordon - Flash Gordon

Men's (Retired)

• Gregory Gaultier - The French General
• Nick Matthew - The Wolf
• Simon Rosner - The German Tree Chopper
• Ramy Ashour - The Artist
• Chris Simpson - The Gurner from Guernsey
• Kristian Frost Olesen - The Viking
• Nafiizwan Adnan - The Komodo Dragon
• Peter Barker - The Metronome
• Alistair Walker - The Predator
• Cameron Pilley - Pistol Pilley
• Ryan Cuskelly - The Archer
• Stephen Coppinger - The Tongue Twister
• Omar Abdel Meguid - The Dentist
• Laurens Jan Anjema - The Flying Dutchman
• David Palmer - The Marine
• John White - The Great White
• Amr Shabana - The Maestro
• Peter Nicol - The Boss
• Jonathon Power - The Magician
• Karim Darwish - The Dark Prince
• Jahangir Khan - The Conqueror
• Jansher Khan - The Punisher

Women's (Current)

• Nour El Sherbini - The Warrior Princess
• Nouran Gohar - The Terminator
• Sarah Jane Perry - SJP or Big Bird
• Amanda Sohby - The Southpaw
• Camille Serme - La Panthere or Catwoman
• Joelle King - The Amazon
• Hania El Hammamy - The Leopard
• Rowan Elaraby - Tinkerbell
• Sabrina Sohby - Roadrunner
• Nour El Tayeb - The Black Widow

Women's (Retired)

• Laura Massaro - The Ice Queen
• Raneem El Welily - The Enigma
• Nicol David - The Duracell Bunny

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 4-1 Arsenal 90' (Full-Time)

Jule Brand - 1-0 - 22' Thanks to /u/rubes___

Laura Wienroither (Own Goal) - 1-1 - 38'

Chantal Hagel - 2-1 - 55' Thanks to /u/rubes___

Chantal Hagel - 3-1 - 56' Thanks to /u/rubes___

Gia Corley - 4-1 - 60' Thanks to /u/rubes___

Competition: UWCL Group-Stage Matchday 6

Kick Off Time: 20:00 GMT Venue: Dietmar-Hopp Stadion, Hoffenheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

[Official Stream on DAZN YouTube] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq5WTJ4UpYU) and German Version

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Subs: Lina Von Schrader (GK), Petra Kocsan (On 84'), Celina Degen, Nicole Billa, Franziska Harsch (On 78'), Anne Fühner, Judith Steinert (On 83'), Vanessa Leimenstoll

Arsenal Subs: Lotte Wubben-Moy, Jordan Nobbs (On 61'), Nikita Parris (On 61'), Caitlin Foord, Simone Boye Sørensen, Viki Schnaderbeck (On 90'+3)

Goal TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 22' - Corley nips in to win a header in the centre circle and runs forward with the ball, before a perfect pass through for Brand, who takes her time before slotting the ball past Williams! (Assist - Gia Corley)

Goal Arsenal 38' - Laura Wienroither scores an own goal after Beth Mead has a shot parried.

Half-Time TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 1-1 Arsenal

Goal TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 55' - Chantal Hagel scores for Hoffenheim to retake the lead (Assist - Sarai Linder)

Goal TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 56' - Chantal Hagel scores a second to make it 3-1

Goal TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 60' - Gia Corley scores a second to make it 4-1 (Assist - Jule Brand)

Substitution Arsenal 61' - Mana Iwabuchi off, Jordan Nobbs on.

Substitution Arsenal 61' - Beth Mead off, Nikita Parris on.

Yellow Card Arsenal 68' - Jen Beattie is shown a yellow for fouling Gia Co

• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• Part 4 (you are here)

Education

As cited in Perspectives in Male Psychology, Louise Liddon & John Barry, page 79: > An Israeli study of nearly 30,000 pupils in more than 300 schools examined data for three cohorts of Jewish secular high-school seniors in the years 2000-2002 (Lavy, 2004). Student matriculation exams were routinely graded in two ways: an external grade which is blind to name and sex of the pupil, and an internal grade which is non-blind. The pupil's final grade is a mean of the internal and external grades. This study found that boys were given lower grades in the non-blind assessments across all nine subjects studied. The researcher, having ruled out the other possible explanations, concluded the discrepancy in scoring was a result of bias in the unblinded grading. A strength of this study is that it is a natural experiment.

The 2004 papers is freely available here. See also an updated version of the paper: Do gender stereotypes reduce girls' or boys' human capital outcomes? Evidence from a natural experiment (Lavy, 2008)

In PISA 2012 results: The ABC of Gender Equality in Education: Aptitude, Behaviour, Confidence (OECD, 2015) it was found that "teachers generally award girls higher marks than boys [for the same exact work]" (page 159): > The report also shows that teachers generally award girls higher marks than boys [for the same exact work], given what would be expected after considering their performance in PISA. This practice is particularly apparent in language-of-instruction courses. Girls’ better marks may reflect the fact that they tend to be “better students” than boys: they tend to do what is required and expected of them, thanks to better self-regulation skills, and they are more driven to excel in school. In additi