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  Funnyman Ricky Gervais has a new series on the way, but unlike his past efforts, including "Extras" and the original version of "The Office," the big laughs won't come courtesy of characters viewers love to hate.In "Derek,[http://forskarecancervard.se/?p=327569 Elders to cut workforce by 10 per cent]," Gervais is playing it nice,[http://www.lg520.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2478309 Thank You For Not Coaching- The Week in (Ahem) Curious Strategic Sideline Decisi], and he isn't even worried about getting those big laughs."It's not an out-and-out comedy," he explained during a Tuesday morning visit to TODAY. "It's sort of sweet. There's dramatic moments — I mean,[http://forums.bloodsurge.net/index.php?topic=23207.msg23276#msg23276 Wife says George Zimmerman threatened her, but she won't press charges], it's still a sitcom, but it's a sort of show about kindness."And Gervais is no stranger to kindness."People are surprised that I'm nice, which is an insult," he said with a laugh. "I always knew I was nice."Those who doubted it will see Gervais' sunny side on display in the seven-episode series, in which he plays the "flawed, a bit scruffy, not too bright" title character who works in a home for the elderly."Most of my family growing up were care workers,[http://shiningreputation.com/blog/ Cheese Curds- Green Bay Packers News and Links for September 10, 2013]," he said. "They worked in old people's homes,[http://www.shifanart.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1279238 BU Grad Convicted In Deadly Hit], some for Alzheimer's. I've got 30 years' worth of stories. I always try to write about what I know. I worked in an office for 10 years and I wrote a sitcom about it. 'Extras' was about my life in showbiz. ... I think something resonates more if it's something realistic and from the heart."Fans will have a chance to see Gervais' latest from-the-heart effort starting Thursday on Netflix.<br></html>
  Funnyman Ricky Gervais has a new series on the way, but unlike his past efforts, including "Extras" and the original version of "The Office," the big laughs won't come courtesy of characters viewers love to hate.In "Derek,[http://forskarecancervard.se/?p=327569 Elders to cut workforce by 10 per cent]," Gervais is playing it nice,[http://www.lg520.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2478309 Thank You For Not Coaching- The Week in (Ahem) Curious Strategic Sideline Decisi], and he isn't even worried about getting those big laughs."It's not an out-and-out comedy," he explained during a Tuesday morning visit to TODAY. "It's sort of sweet. There's dramatic moments — I mean,[http://forums.bloodsurge.net/index.php?topic=23207.msg23276#msg23276 Wife says George Zimmerman threatened her, but she won't press charges], it's still a sitcom, but it's a sort of show about kindness."And Gervais is no stranger to kindness."People are surprised that I'm nice, which is an insult," he said with a laugh. "I always knew I was nice."Those who doubted it will see Gervais' sunny side on display in the seven-episode series, in which he plays the "flawed, a bit scruffy, not too bright" title character who works in a home for the elderly."Most of my family growing up were care workers,[http://shiningreputation.com/blog/ Cheese Curds- Green Bay Packers News and Links for September 10, 2013]," he said. "They worked in old people's homes,[http://www.shifanart.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1279238 BU Grad Convicted In Deadly Hit], some for Alzheimer's. I've got 30 years' worth of stories. I always try to write about what I know. I worked in an office for 10 years and I wrote a sitcom about it. 'Extras' was about my life in showbiz. ... I think something resonates more if it's something realistic and from the heart."Fans will have a chance to see Gervais' latest from-the-heart effort starting Thursday on Netflix.<br></html>
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== Watch- Chris Davis fouls a ball into his jersey ==
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Major league home run leader Chris Davis had done some pretty impressive things at the plate this year, but the most remarkable may been this foul ball he hit against CC Sabathia in the first inning of the Orioles 4-2 win over the Yankees Monday night.
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Davis fouled the ball into the dirt only to have it bounce up,[http://www.nostroviaggio.altervista.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=2&id=76&limit=6&limitstart=1422&Itemid=122#30126 Dennis Rodman announces plans to organise N Korea], ricochet of his knee into his chest, then roll into the gap between the buttons on his jersey. Every now and then,[http://theuniversalmatrix.com/en-us/articles/ BREKKIE WRAP- Child bride dies on wedding night; circus elephant escapes and kills man], you ll see a ball sneak into the jersey of a player trying to field it, as proper fielding technique involves bringing the ball in toward your chest and/or using your chest to keep the ball in front of you. Some examples from recent years:
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However,[http://centerpregnancy.com/ WhatsApp Messenger for iPhone 2.11.4 Download], I don t think I ve ever seen a player hit a ball into his own jersey before Chris Davis did it last night.
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