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If someone had told me in 2005 that I'd be manager of Ashington in the FA Cup 10 years later I wouldn't have laughed at them," Harmison, who took 17 wickets during the epic five-match series a decade ago, told BBC Sport.

"It's my hometown club. I played for them before I became a professional cricketer. My dad, Jimmy, played for them, and my brother, James, plays for them now.

"Even when I was playing cricket for England I used to train with Ashington to help build up my fitness ahead of tours to Australia, West Indies and South Africa.

"I love being a football manager. It's a great challenge and I like being around non-league players for their enthusiasm. I can't wait for the FA Cup."
Who are Ashington?

Harmison has been put in charge of a team from a town that produced England international Jackie Milburn,  as well as the World Cup-winning Charlton brothers, Bobby  and Jack.

The club from the former mining town in Northumberland, situated 15 miles north of Newcastle, are nicknamed the Colliers and were elected to the Football League in 1921 before being voted out just eight years later.

In his role as corporate vice president for the Server and Tools Division, in charge of the company’s computing platforms, Wahbe discovered his sales staff needed documents and case studies to help close deals. Many of these documents had already been produced by the marketing department, but rarely did the salespeople know this. In fact, 65% of the documents produced by marketing were never used by the sales teamreenex.

“It was a somewhat easy problem to recognise and somewhat easy to articulate it, but not at all obvious what to do to fix it,” Wahbe said from Seattle. “There was really no good answerreenex.”

So Wahbe’s division created an in-house website to help compile all the marketing documents. Salespeople and marketing executives were paired up to create better contact between the two departments. And Wahbe himself travelled across the globe, meeting with managers to preach the gospel of better communication.

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By first light on Friday, the ship could be seen lying on its side with its name visible just above the water. Xinhua state news agency later tweeted a picture of the righted vessel, its roof apparently crushed.

As the ship is righted, the focus of emergency workers at the site in Jianli, Hubei province will switch from attempting to find survivors to searching the ship's 150 cabins for bodiesreenex .

Mr Xu said on Friday that the next step was to raise the ship entirely above the water to conduct the search.

So far 97 bodies have been recovered, some after three holes were cut into the vessel's upturned hull. The holes were later welded closed in order to preserve the ship's buoyancy.
Media caption Gao Ruihai and his daughter Gao Yuan are struggling to cope with the unknown

Mr Xu said there had been no further signs of life inside the ship, Xinhua news agency reports.

He said officials would "absolutely not cover up anything" in the investigation, state media reports.

Chinese President Xi Jinping promised a thorough investigation into the cause of the disaster, after angry relatives protested at the scenereenex.

They looked at 927 family trees, with details on 556,387 people from North America and Europe, going back to 1600.

The same link between sibling sex and offspring sex was not found for women.

The precise way that genes can influence baby sex remains unproven.

But the Evolutionary Biology study could clear up a long-standing mystery - a flood of boy babies after World War I.

While a woman will always pass a female "X" chromosome via her egg to her child, the father effectively "decides" the sex of the child by passing on either another "X" in his sperm, making a girl, or a "Y" chromosome, making a boy.
   
The family tree study showed that whether you're likely to have a boy or a girl is inherited
Dr Corry Gellatly
Newcastle University

While the birthrate is almost 50/50, suggesting that overall men will deliver equal amounts of "X" sperm and "Y" sperm, scientists have suspected that in some individual couples the balance is shifted in favour of either boys or girls.

Various explanations have been put forward for this, ranging from differences in the time in the woman's monthly cycle that sex happens, to the amount of time that sperm spend waiting in the testicles.

The Newcastle study, by Dr Corry Gellatly, is strong evidence that there is a genetic component.

He found that within families, boys with lots of brothers were more likely to have a higher number of sons themselves and those with lots of sisters were more likely to have lots of daughters.

War babies

Dr Gellatly said it was likely that a genetic difference affected the relative numbers of "X" and "Y" sperm within those produced by the man.

This gene, while only active in the man, could be carried by men and women.

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Failure to elect him would force a fresh general election.

Opinion polls give a lead to the left-wing Syriza party, who has pledged to renegotiate the country's bailout deal.

This would put Greece on a collision course with its EU and IMF creditors, who have loaned the country billions in exchange for deep cuts in government spending.

Syriza has vowed to keep Greece within the eurozone but wants to roll back some of the reforms imposed as part of the bailout deal.
The Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras If is candidate is rejected, it could mean the end for Prime Minister Samaras' government
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras has appealed to Greeks unhappy with austerity

"Syriza's victory in elections will jumpstart a massive national effort to save society and restore Greece," Syriza's leader Alexis Tsipras said in an article in Avgi newspaper.
Samaras warning

In the second round of voting last week, Mr Dimas obtained 168 votes, 32 short of the 200 he required.

Greece's two-party governing coalition has 155 seats and needs support from opposition or independent lawmakers to ensure a win for former EU Environment Commissioner Mr Dimas.

In the final round, he needs the support of only 180 MPs to be appointed president - a largely ceremonial role.

But few believe he has it, says the BBC's Lucy Williamson in Athens.

If he does not get the votes required, general elections are likely in late January or early February.

"The Greek people don't want early elections. The Greek people understand where this adventure could lead," Prime Minister Samaras told Greek television.

Although polls suggest Syriza would win early elections, it is not clear they would win a majority.

The Greek economy has begun to show signs of recovery after years of contraction.