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Quick review of the Creepy Hollow Gear IR illuminator
Posted 31 July 2010 - 08:09 AM
IR illumination (and full spectrum illumination) these days is critical to video if you wish to film at night. I have heard of the Creepy Hollow Gear infrared illuminator for awhile now, but never got the chance to put one through it's paces until recently. Designed and built by Paul Bradford of GHI, this little jewel provides strong infrared light on just one 9v battery (and lasts for hours). Such a simple, yet proven design that receives praise from all investigators who have the chance to use them. At the heart of the system are the triple-chip 10MM IR led's (850nm range). These Led's are workhorses that, in this configuration, only sip power from the 9v.
I bought a clone of this design on ebay awhile back (although at the time I didn't know it was a clone, I thought it was used CHG so buyer beware). Although it did its job, the spacing of the led's combined with shoddy construction left me wanting more. I did emulate the design and build a few of my own, but they were not of CHG quality.
About quality. My first impression upon receiving the CHG illuminator was that it was built like a tank. The enclosure is heartier than those from radio shack, and the whole case has little flexure. The Led's are arranged in more of a spot pattern than the clone I bought or the ones that I later built. The unit is attached to a universal hot-shoe mount and it is very sturdy. Paul included an external battery housing, so the unit does not need to be opened to swap out batteries.
What about performance? When placed side by side with the Sony HVL-IRM several things become apparent. The harsh, "tunnel vision" effect of the IRM's is a lot less pronounced on the CHG unit. The light covers a wider FOV and is a bit softer (not less intense, just softer). More of the image is illuminated with the CHG unit, and it seems to be the perfect amount of light as not to oversaturate indoors (hence no need for the dimmer as in the HVL-IRM's that can heavily oversaturate smaller areas). As with any single-point illuminator, it is a given that the center of the screen or image will receive more illumination than the edges. This is much more tolerable with the CHG unit than the HVL-IRM. You can always get two units, but I have found one to be sufficient for most shooting situations. The broader FOV of the CHG unit means one can be used in place of 2 (narrow fov) HVL-IRM's.
I am very pleased with this unit. It is a robust and simple design that does what it is meant to, and does it well. It is available at a substantial savings over the Sony HVL-IRM, which it outperforms with little effort (batt. life and FOV). If you plan to shoot IR photography or video at night, imho several of these should be in your toolbox. It is an exciting time right now as several companies are throwing their designs into the mix, and all have something to offer. I am also excited to get to test out other designs, but make no mistake, the CHG illuminator has earned it's place in my equipment arsenal. I am very impressed.
I have been informed that Paul will be offering a limited number of UV illuminators using a similar design in the near future. I look forward to their release!
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I ordered the UV illuminater a few days ago, so I cant wait to see how it works with my full spectrum camera's.
I'm looking forward to seeing this in action. Please share your impressions if you would, if it is anything like the IR illuminator, it will be a handy tool.
Posted 15 September 2010 - 10:50 AM
I liked the wider Field Of View of the CHG illuminator and the scene appeared brighter than with the HVL-IRM. The illumination from the CHG illuminator is also absent of that annoying dark spot in the center of the light that the HVL-IRM generates.
The only thing that I was slightly disappointed about with the CHG illuminator was the battery life. Somewhere I read that a 9v battery was suppose to last 10 hours and after 2 hours the CHG illuminator battery needed replacing. With a high capacity NP-FM90 battery on my HVL-IRM, I ca get a couple investigations on a single charge.
Other than that, I will probably use the CHG illuminator as my primary light source, then switch over to the HVL-IRM when the battery runs low on the CHG unit, or I may just carry a couple of extra 9v batteries with me.
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Has anyone here ordered one of these in Canada? I ordered one from CHG's eBay store back in early August and it still hasn't arrived. I contacted Paul, who said that they sometimes get stuck at customs...but I'm not sure how long to wait before worrying that it's been lost in the mail.
Exporting IR lighting out of the county is difficult. Some manufactuers won't even ship outside US.
Posted 20 September 2010 - 07:25 AM
Will do Andy. In the initial bench tests, the UV was ok (I have a 30 LED UV flashlight that is much brighter), but the IR flood rocks. VERY bright!
The IR Flood worked great. Very bright, out lasted my Sony Batteries. The UV flood is bright, but was outwashed by the IR. I'll let you know how the evidence review turns out.
Posted 11 October 2010 - 01:35 PM
i have a few IR lights.
I have a CCTV Torch Light for day and night. with 5m IR.
4 cctv camera of like 25m+
1 sony CCTV Piv Camera. slightly more then the others with ir
1 sony inteligent shoe What fits into a camcorder, 3 setting of IR and a Light.
1 sony shoe IR light, with a dial to adjust the brightness whish isnt as good as the other sony IR.
1 IR Torch spot light, good for capturing a small area.. a very long long way away.. and i mean a small area!! lol.
1 IR Flood light i orded from ebay which tottaly lights up the room with ir.
and 1 UV tourch what can be found on ebay we mostly use in private houses or small area's
we have a video comming out soon comparing the IR's
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While we always thought the TT was a slick-looking and fairly sporty set of wheels, Audi's TTS iteration was the first TT that really, truly, felt like an actual sports car while driving one. A 265-hp K04 turbo engine, matched with Quattro all-wheel drive and a lightning-fast S tronic dual-clutch manu-matic transmission, made it a blast to drive in every sense.
California Bay Area resident Jason Crouch felt exactly these same sentiments. He's not new to the project car game, having previously built projects based on a Saab 900 and more recently an Audi A3 outfitted with a shaved and molded Abt body kit, which gave the car a stylistic nod to the European-market S3. His experience with that car got him hooked on Audi, but left him craving more performance.
If I could have bought an S3 for its engine I would have, because I wanted something with a tighter wheelbase, Crouch says. The look of the Mk II TTS sat better with me than the Mk I TT did, and I think it has more R8 DNA in its bloodstream. Aesthetics were big, but I wanted all-wheel drive, the dual-clutch gearbox, and the 265-hp variant of the 2.0T, which is only available here in the TTS.
Crouch, who is a videographer and video editor by trade, chronicled his Audi's build in a series of online Webisodes filmed specifically for the Internet. Which could make this the most famous and widely exposed TTS in the world.
And the build itself fits in nicely with the OEM plus method of modification that we've documented in the past. I like to do OEM-type mods, says Crouch. Like a European version, or an RS version. That translates into tasteful mods performed by reputable companies, the sorts of performance and cosmetic tweaks you might find from the factory.
The first item on Crouch's list was contacting Forge Motorsport, one of the only operations that had pieces that would carry over from the 2.0T to the TTS's K04 turbo engine, like a prototype oil catch can and diverter valve. He also made a drive down to Neuspeed in Camarillo, Calif., where Aaron Neumann and crew painstakingly test-fitted their own components to see what could be adapted to the project.
One of the more crucial aspects of the performance project build in Crouch's mind, a point he revisited again and again over the phone, was vehicle stance. To him, it was critical to get the chassis settled over the custom HRE alloys in a proper manner. Using aftermarket components with the Audi Magnetic Ride can cause problems with the system, throwing fault codes and fighting with an aesthetically pleasing ride height. According to Crouch, using KW Suspension Variant 3 coilovers is the only option.
No one else had come up with a solution to be able to put coilovers on the car. KW came out with these cool little modules that form a looping circuit to tell the car the active suspension is still active, therefore avoiding any code errors. Those modules are similar to others we've experienced with other active-damping systems, like BMW M's EDC. The KWs have been paired with a Neuspeed rear antiroll bar fitted on adjustable Neuspeed links.
Crouch also heard through his networking that APR was looking for a development TTS to develop its own Stage 3 turbo upgrade for that platform. The problem was that Crouch was on the Left Coast and APR is in Alabama. So he made the drive and chronicled the resulting epic road trip for his webisode series.
APR's own Keith Lucas was kind enough to put him up in his own house while the R&D work took place. Crouch says the team got the hardware to bolt up in a day and a half. Although APR had already developed similar systems for the S3 and other FSI-based engines, the challenge was calibrating the TTS ECU for U.S.-grade fuel. The car looked like it was ready to drive home, but more time needed to be spent mapping new fuel and ignition curves, as well as monitoring exhaust gas temperatures to ensure the calibration changes made were safe for the life of the turbocharger. All told, the car was at APR headquarters for about six weeks. In the meantime, Crouch flew back home to San Francisco to await the build's completion. When it was finally finished, he returned to Alabama to pick the car up, then drove from Alabama down to New Orleans, where he met his wife, who had been visiting family in New York. The two then made their homeward trek on an equally epic drive back across the United States.
We are completely and totally envious of that situation.
The APR kit is centered on a GT2871R charger, which is attached to an inconel exhaust manifold and feeds off an Evolution Motorsport (EVOMS) intake and exhales through the aforementioned Forge DV. All fueling was engineered by APR, and an APR front-mount intercooler chills the intake charge. The exhaust downpipe was replaced with an APR divorced downpipe, a tract designed to reduce turbulent exhaust gas flow over the turbine to enable quicker peak boost pressures. The downpipe dumps into a custom-built Meisterschaft GTC-valved exhaust with twin dual-exit titanium tips. Initial power estimates for the Stage 3 build are put at upwards of 400 hp. The system is controlled via an HPA Motorsports stage 3 DSG/S tronic tune, which Crouch says offers the driver a more controlled shifting experience even more akin to using a true clutch pedal-and-gear lever manual.
Other non-APR components include a Neuspeed Power Pulley and turbo discharge pipe, Black Forest Industries motor mounts, and Okada Projects Plasma Direct ignition coils, which represent a spark amplifier system to match the TTS's new high-power turbo setup.
Crouch's final task in the project built was putting together a custom, stealth audio system. For this, he employed Audison's VOCE line, which he felt offered good value at a reasonable price point. The sound system integrates seamlessly into the Audi MMI system by way of a BitOne DSP. The rear seats were taken out, their plus-two configuration not of any great use to Crouch's ends anyway, so that he could integrate the audio and would have room to stow his video equipment. As he tells it, the car came out 20 pounds lighter even with all the extra audio installed. The system includes dual amplifiers, component speakers and a 12-inch subwoofer sunk into a custom port on the rear passenger side, where a small amount of sheetmetal was clipped away so the speaker's basket could fit inside a custom fiberglass pod. The stealth install was performed by Sound Innovations in Hayward, Calif.
Better still, Crouch can use the entire back half of the TTS to organize his video gear. His partner in the film world is Kata Bags, and he built a custom organizer rack that plugs into the trunk area to hold his video making equipment, which includes his bags, a pair of Panasonic cameras, assorted Panasonic and Olympus glass, Oconnor O-Box and O-Grips DLSR rigging, Manfrotto tri- and monopods, a Promax crane jib, Eazy Dolly, Litepanels LED lighting, and an assortment of Rode microphones. So not only does it go like hell, but this TTS is a virtual rolling studio. Crouch has even picked up work from some of the various vendors and shops he's worked with over the course of the project, the entirety of which has come to fruition in just under a year.
Overall, it's been a win-win situation for everyone involved. You can check out some of the owner's video work at his website, fourthirdsfilms.com.
It has more r8 dna in its bloodstream. aesthetics were big, but i wanted all-wheel drive, the dual-clutch gearbox, and the 265-hp variant of the 2.0T, only available here in the TTS.
2010 Audi TTS
2.0-liter I4, dohc, 16-valve, turbocharged. APR Stage 3 turbo (GT2871), APR front-mount intercooler, APR divorced downpipe, EVOMS V-Intake, Neuspeed turbo discharge pipe, Neuspeed power pulley, Meisterschaft custom-built GTC valved quad exhaust with titanium tips, Black Forest Industries motor mount set, Okada Projects ignition coils, Forge Motorsport oil catch can (prototype), Forge DV and spacer, J-Caps Billet aluminum cap covers (oil, coolant and dipstick)
Six-speed S tronic automated manual, HPA Stage 3 DSG tune
KW Variant 3 coilovers, Neuspeed rear antiroll bar, Neuspeed rear antiroll links
Brembo six-piston monoblock calipers with two-piece 355mm Type 3 rotors (f), Adams Rotors Type 3-style rotors (r), Hawk ceramic brake pads, Neuspeed stainless steel lines
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HRE C93 alloys, 9.5x19 (with staggered lips)
Goodyear Eagle F1, 245/35
Audi Accessories matte aluminum sprayed TTS front lip, Audi Accessories two-tone fixed rear wing, Laser Veil coated headlights and front end
AEM Tru-Boost gauge, Valentine One with remote display, Cheetah 100 (redlight/speed camera detector), Laser Veil stealth coating, Viper Smart Start, Viper HD 5902 security and remote start system, Audison BitOne DSP (digital signal processor) integrated into the OEM head unit, Audison SR1-Dk mono amplifier, Audison SR4 stereo amplifier, Audison VOCE three-way component set (front), Audison AV12 subwoofer (sunk into the rear passenger armrest area), Cascade Audio sound deadening mat, Kata Bags custom divider tray
Peak Power: 400 hp (APR est.)

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Nandrew wrote:What happens when we move to Steam and our audience starts including the sort of gamers who'll grab DD on a convenient impulse purchase during a sale because the world's biggest digital distributor shoved it in their faces? The sort of people to whom absolutely no investment in the game experience is actually required, who are used to triple-A handholding or Popcap-style game refinements? What other factors aren't we considering? How are *they* going to react to DD in comparison to the dedicated and proactive buyers of today? How will we manage them?
Eh, many of them probably aren't even going to play DD after buying it. I wouldn't worry about it too much, as long as they buy it. I've bought lots of games in bundles or in sales and never or barely played them. If there's one game I'm interested in in a cheap bundle, I buy it. I take a look at the other games, and if they seem interesting maybe I play some of them. But many I don't. And even if I try them, if I end up not liking them I drop them as quick as I picked them up.
If you look at the steam achievement stats for games with progression achievements it is immediately obvious that this is fairly common. Two examples that might be comparable to DD are Bastion and Jamestown, two phenomenal and critically acclaimed indie games that are pretty accessible. In Bastion, you get the achievement "The Singer" a few levels into the game. In Jamestown, "Jailbreak" is at a fairly similar point in the progression. About half the players got these (I'm not sure whether players means buyers, people who have installed the game, or people who have started the game at least once). Both achievements are gotten automatically, less than an hour into the game for someone with even a little experience with the genre. The half of players who didn't get these quickly noticed the game is not for them, and stopped playing, much like I do with a lot of games.
I don't expect it to be any different for DD. Don't let it get you down, you cant make everyone happy. DD does a lot of things right: there's a tutorial, most complexity is locked away, and the puzzles challenge people to figure out some of the more complex mechanics. The codex should also help when it's done, not having to check a wiki or guide if you want to look something up is going to help a lot of players. But no matter what you do, there are going to be a lot of people who just don't like DD.


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Review: Logic3 In-line Remote with LCD Display
Company: Logic3
Website: www.Logic3.com
Model: In-Line Remote with LCD Display
Price: $50-60
Compatible: iPod 4G, 5G, mini, nano
Pros: The iPod's first wired display remote control, featuring a backlit blue LCD screen that allows you to see the song and volume level coming through your headphones, and using a comfortable tube-like shape with simple volume, track, play/pause and hold controls. Available in white and black versions to match new iPods.
Cons: Light clicking sound apparent in audio when remote is connected. Initial remote-to-iPod synchronization process can take 20 seconds or more to complete, interrupting whatever you're playing in the process, and occasionally not connecting. iPod's volume controls don't control Remote's output level. No iPod menu navigation - shuffle-style forward and backward track movement, only.
If for no other reason than the fact that true innovation in iPod accessories has become rare, Logic3's In-Line Remote with LCD Display ($50-60, store dependent) really stands out from the pack. Other music players may have had similar accessories for years, but the In-Line Remote is literally a first-of-kind product for the iPod - a wired display remote that allows you to see the iPod's artist, track, volume, and shuffle/normal playback mode information on a blue-backlit LCD screen. In other words, you can tuck your iPod into your pocket, plug this into its Dock Connector port, and continue to navigate your music library - shuffle-style, forwards and backwards only - with some visual feedback. Though listed on certain Logic3 web pages as compatible with all Dock Connecting iPods, we found that it worked properly only with 4G, 5G, mini, and nano iPods.
First, the good points: Logic3 has done a pretty good job with the In-Line Remote's body and screen, creating an accessory that feels pretty good in your hand and generally does what it's supposed to do. The screen layout is appropriate: a song title appears in large print on the top line, with artist and album information below, and play/pause, volume, and shuffle modes on the third line. And Logic3's backlight works well, making it easy to read the screen in total darkness; the screen remains readable when the backlight automatically turns off, which unfortunately operates on a 10-second timer you cannot control. Also, two colors of the Remote are available - one white, the other black - while silver and gray are used on the faceplace. Both come with a soft black carrying case that's large enough to hold your iPod.
Each In-Line Remote is shaped mostly like a small tube, rather than the boxy and somewhat awkward shapes of existing iPod radio remotes, with screen and volume, track, and play/pause controls on the unit's face, and a small control joystick to the right of the screen. A hold switch is found on the device's top if you want to prevent accidental button presses from affecting iPod playback, a feature missing from Logiix's recent Remote+ (iLounge rating: C-). We strongly prefer Logic3's tube-like shape, and though it could be further refined, we generally like how this design looks and feels.
Unfortunately, the In-Line Remote also has some touches that won't thrill all of its potential buyers. First up, and the biggest surprise to us, was sound quality: a light clicking noise can be heard at all times through connected headphones, and though it's mostly drowned out by whatever music you're playing, it's there. This was the single biggest factor in our limited recommendation - the In-Line Remote would have certainly scored higher otherwise.
Additionally, once you've connected the Remote to your iPod, the initial connection process forces you to wait more than a few seconds for synchronization - our lowest countdown was 18 seconds for initial connection, with some attempts failing or taking longer. Why? The Remote needs to tell the iPod to switch into a data-sharing mode, which briefly pops up the iPod's "Do Not Disconnect" and checkmark screens, and displays the word "Connecting…" on the Remote's screen. Our guess is that Apple has held off on releasing a display remote of its own primarily because of this required pause - it feels like an interruption in the natural flow of turning on the iPod, pressing play, and listening to your music.
Additionally, after the pause, the Remote basically restarts the iPod's playback, but doesn't necessarily return you to the song you were originally listening to - it starts playing back all songs. For this reason, the "correct" way to use the remote is to connect it to your iPod, then allow the sync process to complete, then pick your music, at which point the device properly displays all of your track information, and works just as you'd expect it to until the iPod is reset or the remote is disconnected. In our view, there shouldn't be a "correct" way to use the remote - it should resume just as most of today's FM transmitters do, remembering what you were playing, and beginning there instead of in "all songs" mode.
Less annoying are a few other small oddities, such as the pen-like metal shirt clip on the Remote's back; it doesn't look or feel great, but then, none of the remotes we've tested has a fully fantastic shirt clip. Most are simply acceptable, as this one is, but the simple metal clip here just looks a bit cheaper. Similarly, the unit's silver, joystick-style remote needs to be pushed inwards to trigger its play/pause features, which is only an issue in that the joystick is tiny - cell phone-sized - and not as easy to press in that direction as off to one of its sides. It's also worth a brief note that volume adjustments on the remote are not mirrored on the iPod, and the iPod's volume controls don't adjust the remote's volume level.
There's only one other thing here that we've seen a few times before in third-party remotes and not loved: when "in-line" really doesn't mean "in-line." We really prefer to plug our headphones in to one end of a remote control and have the Dock Connector cable coming out of the other end - a design that places the remote in the center of a line of cable, as with all of Apple's remotes, and many others. Here, as with Griffin's iFM, the headphones are plugged into the remote at the same place as the other cable hangs out, which we consider to be a minor visual and practical issue, but one we wish was designed otherwise.
Overall, the In-Line Remote with LCD Display takes a good first stab at what we believe to be a very important future accessory category, but falls short of fully implementating its concept. While it is the iPod's first wired remote to provide track and volume details on a separate screen, and basically achieves what it sets out to do, its audio interference, some somewhat significant synchronization issues, and a few design details detract from its otherwise solid functionality. At a $50-60 asking price, which we consider to be on the high side, we think that it's only recommendable to those who are looking for an advanced iPod remote control, yet are willing to accept a handful of annoyances to get it.
Editors' Note: iLounge only reviews products in "final" form, but many companies now change their offerings - sometimes several times - after our reviews have been published. This iLounge article provides more information on this practice, known as revving.


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Despite the efforts of researchers to develop effective cancer vaccines clinical trials have in the most part been disappointing. Dendritic cells represent a key component of cancer immunotherapy and are the most potent antigen presenting cells known, uniquely capable of inducing immunity to newly introduced antigens. Immunologists have attempted to harness the considerable therapeutic potential of these cells either through the development of antigen vaccines which stimulate endogenous dendritic cells or the use of dendritic cells which have been loaded and matured ex vivo with cancer antigens.
Normally, dendritic cells reside as immature cells in peripheral tissues however under certain conditions they take up and process antigens and also undergo activation and maturation. Mature cells prime specific CD4 and CD8 T cells to these antigens. Tumors however are characterized by the presence of immature dendritic cells that are unable to stimulate T cells. Defects in dendritic cell maturation and activation may prevent effective antitumor responses and may even induce immune tolerance.
In order to improve dendritic cell vaccines a number of strategies have been employed including attempts to stimulate pathways that induce maturation. Most commonly this has been done ex vivo using various cytokines including GM-CSF, IL-4, TNF alpha, IL-6 and IL-1 beta. In addition to being cumbersome and costly this approach appears to be far from optimal. In their December Nature Biotechnology publication Lei Shen et al from Baylor College of Medicine have taken the opposite and novel route of inhibiting endogenous mechani
SOCS1 functions as a negative modulator of multiple cytokines and recent studies have shown that dendritic cells that fail to express SOCS1 show increased immunogenicity. In their study Shen et al employed siRNA technology to block SOCS1, an approach which increased the response of dendritic cells to LPS activation as well as their ability to elicit a specific cytotoxic T cell response to antigen-prepulsed dendritic cells. Transfection of dendritic cells with SOCS1 siRNA using engineered lentivirus was a particularly effective way of silencing SOCS1 in dendritic cells. This is important since it enable the effects of SOC1 silencing to be investigates more reliably in proof of concept studies but it also suggests that viral transfection of dendritic cells with siRNA for SOCS1 being prepared for clinical use will be a viable approach. Of note, Biovex, one of the leaders in oncolytic virus development have developed ImmunoVEX, an HSV virus that has been engineered to deliver multiple antigens to dendritic cells. Further development of this approach to use viruses to simultaneously load dendritic cells with antigen and siRNA SOCS1 would offer a one step approach to preparing cancer vaccines.
Dendritic cells transfected with SOCS1 siRNA and prepulsed with an antigen increased antigen specific T cell responses in vivo when administered to mice. This did not simply reflect an increased maturation of the dendritic cells, rather it appeared to be due to and increase in the immunogenic state of the cells irrespective of their stage of maturity. SOCS1 silencing appeared to lower the threshold for antigen stimulation and furthermore in mature cells it also apparently prevented the development of tolerance upon continuous antigen stimulation. This is important therapeutically; prolonged exposure of dendritic cell vaccine to tumor antigen could be expected to produce a diminished clinical effects due to tolerance. Limiting the development of tolerance could therefore extend the anti-cancer efficacy. Shen et al did in fact report that SOCS1 silencing significantly enhanced the anti-cancer effect of dendritic cells. When mice were inoculated with B16 melanoma cells, tumors rapidly expanded in size. Matured dendritic cells pre-pulsed with an antigen expressed by B16 cells, tyrosine-related protein (TRP) 2, had little effect on tumor growth. In sharp contrast pre-pulsed dendritic cells in which SOCS1 was silenced completely abolished tumor growth. This was suggested to result from an increased immunogenicity of mature dendritic cells.
This important study suggests that SOCS1 plays an important role in negatively regulating antigen presentation by dendritic cells. Blocking this regulatory pathway can increase antigen presentation translating to a dramatically increased therapeutic efficacy in the context of tumor growth. Enhancing the therapeutic activity of antigen loaded dendritic cells by blocking endogenous inhibitory pathways is likely to represent a much simpler approach than mimicking endogenous stimulatory pathways. CTLA-4 expressed by activated T cells represents one endogenous inhibitory pathway and indeed neutralizing anti-CTLA-4 antibodies have been evaluated in the clinic. This indirect approach to modulating dendritic cell activity appears to produce excessive adverse effects. SOCS1 inhibition on the other hand directly affects dendritic cell activity offer a much more selective means of boosting the anti-cancer activity of dendritic cells.
RNA interference (RNAi) or gene silencing involves the use of double stranded RNA (dsRNA). Once inside the cell, this material is processed into short 21-26 nucleotide RNAs termed siRNAs that are used in a sequence-specific manner to recognize and destroy complementary RNA, in this case that coding for RNA. siRNAs can be delivered to cells in culture by electroporation or by transfection using pla
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Hi guys!
I recently learned that there's a new food fad in Japan called "Neko-manma", which consists of rice mixed and matched with various toppings.
"Neko-manma", which literally translates into kitty food, refers to leftovers like rice mixed with miso soup or whatever was from the night before. It was probably named because people in the old days would give that to pets.
But the present-day neko-manma completely shatters preconceived notions. Some of these topping combos are unexpected, like potato chips and mayo (boy do Japanese people love mayonnaise!), others are not that out of the blue, for example, oden and the soup from it poured onto the rice, or natto and okra and egg. Books dedicated to neko-manma (the one I just saw was http://news.walkerplus.com/2009/0223/3/photo16.html) are popping up and selling like hotcakes because they are very cheap (you don't need many ingredients, and you can use leftovers too...the link above's main catchphrase is "One Meal for 30yen"), easy to make at home (you just need to pour everything on top of a bowl of rice, and you don't really need to cook much), and easy to clean and eco-friendly too (you only need one rice bowl).
Anyway, I have been sort of practicing neko-manma since I was a kid myself. (I'm a Japanese born and raised in Southern California where there is a wide selection in Japanese markets) so I decided to jump in on the fad and try it again...it was awesome: shirasu (tiny baby sardines) with butter and soy sauce on rice. http://umaimon.tumblr.com/post/120248903/shirasu-and-butter-on-rice-with...
Please write if you've heard of this before, if you're willing to try it out, or if you also have your own neko-manma story to share! I'm excited to hear back.
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In olden days (nowadays pets in Japan are pampered to death and get fed all kinds of gourmet pet foods) dogs and cats were just fed leftovers and scraps. So neko (cats) got a treat of rice with fish heads and scraps and so on on top. That is neko manma.
My grandparents didnt have cats, but they had a very sweet Akita-ken mix dog, who was fed leftover rice mixed with miso soup and whatever meat, fish was available. He loved it as I recall. Now, I used to love pouring my miso soup on top of my rice, but if I did that in front of my late grandfather...oh boy! He would get quite upset that I was eating 'inu no esa' (dog's dinner).
Anyway, a favorite neko-manma type of snack for me is rice topped with a big handful of katsuobushi (bonito flakes) and a little butter. Put it in the microwave and nuke until it's hot and the butter has melted. Drizzle on a bit of soy sauce and mix well. Whenever I have it I can hear my mom yelling at me "nasakenai! nani tabetenno!" (I'm ashamed of you! What the heck are you eating!) Now that she's actually here in person, I don't dare to make it ^_^;
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Perhaps a slightly different twist, but my mother used to bury chocolate chips in her rice and pour milk over it, then nuke it in the microwave for a minute on high. Was definitely tasty, and it did get me going in the mornings when I really didn't want breakfast.
My favourite neko manma-like bowl is made with chopped up green onions, drizzle of soy sauce and sesame oil, and then a bit of canned salmon. Mixed together and nuked on high for one minute - dinner is served! And it's so very cheap and tasty. I also occasionally add in a handful of frozen peas for a "complete" meal. (Yes, I am in college.)
I've found that most any left over stew poured on top of rice is tasty - save for borscht. I tried that once, and it turned out rather...blandly, truth be told.
I'm not from Japan, but I am Asian, and I've also been making something similar to "neko manma" since I was a kid when my parents spent all day working. It's kind of funny to see that it's become a "food fad," but it's good that people aren't labeling it as mere table scraps, considering the economy (and it's delicious!).
I like pouring all sorts of soups/stews on top of my rice, as well as the leftover sauces from dishes cooked the previous day ^^. I also remember my relatives who are Japanese mentioning not to pour miso on rice when I was in Japan, but couldn't resist when I came back home XD. In fact I'm craving some of that right now as I haven't had breakfast yet!
I've tried this a few times when I boil chickpeas! Chopped onion, garlic, and chickpeas, sauteed quickly and poured over brown rice. It's incredibly yummy.
this is actually a spanish leftover food :) We cook it when we cook too much cocido :) (chickpeas stew)
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I read the definition of Neko-manma and immediately thoght 'Oh, instead of doggie bags, they have kitty bags!'
It does surprise me that this is innovative or shocking- I suppose I eat too much Indian derived foods and currys poured on top of plain and seasoned rice- In fact I've been playing with doing the opposite of Neko-manma and taking leftover curries and kima and sticking them in onigiri.
My favorite so far is Kima Onigiri. I take 'yellow' rice made with brown rice (Seasoned with turmeric, cloves, and cinnamon.) make a rice ball out of it and fill it with Kima- a savory spicy moist meat dish of ground beef, spices, onions, tomatoes and green peas.) These are especially good served with mango chutney. Let me know if you want the recipe- Its fun to serve this 'right side up' for dinner then turn the leftovers 'inside out' for lunch the next day.
Oh this brings me memories - it was one morning when I was having a traditional Japanese breakfast with my dad and grandparents (this was in Japan), and being lazy to eat my rice with condiments and slump my soup seperately, I mixed them together in my ricebowl. My father looked at me, laughed, and said "Oh, you're eating Neko-manma". I didn't understand at first, so after an explanation, I understood, and had a satisfying breakfast.
I never thought of it as a "way" to save money though - In Singapore, it's quite common to eat rice with certain stews and soups, and I've always done it here.
I didn't know it had a name... We always ate like this. My favorite topping is canned spinach and soy sauce. Another is leftover chili or stew. Yum.
Who knew I was being fashionable and not lazy/cheap all those years. I definably do pour soup over my rice a lot and rummage through the fridge for things to have with left over rice.
Something that would probably be along the same lines is a salad my godmother used to make with left overs at her restaurant. Reheated Spanish rice tossed in a container with lettuce, 5 bean salad, broken tortilla chips, ranch dressing and some vinaigrette (plus or minus some ingredients depending on what was left over).
Oh, I didn't know I could call it neko-manma-- in fact, I guess I can't because you couldn't feed this to a cat... But I love hot rice mixed with sweetened condensed milk... sometimes with chopped dried fruits, or cinnamon. Sometimes made out of Korean-style mixed rice, which has beans cooked in it.
We did this all the time with whatever leftovers my Filipina grandmother had in the fridge (like chicken and pork adobo, or chicken and opo soup), or even when she made us breakfast -- Vienna sausages, eggs and rice with ketchup, all mixed up! Now that I'm a vegetarian, I kind of cringe at it. Of course, many Filipino dishes, especially stews, are served on top of rice anyway.
But, one of my fav ways to eat leftover steamed veggies is over (oftentimes leftover) rice and microwaved with a healthy tablespoon of dynamite-style mayo (just low-fat mayo mixed with Sriracha sauce) on top. Once it's warm, I'll then add a drizzle of teriyaki sauce and sprinkle some sesame seeds on top. Yum!
Yum! Raised in Hawaii, we ate almost everything over rice even spaghetti on occasion. All left over sauces gravies and soups were kept to be later poured over rice and reheated. One of our favorite breakfasts was steaming hot rice with a raw egg mixed in with some miso soup poured over it. Or ketchup and spam!
Nowadays... I still use my rice bowl as a base for a quick meal. Sesame seeds with baby sardines and kochojang sauce. Soysauce and peas. Chopped spinach and natto. The list is endless.
Yum! Raised in Hawaii, we ate almost everything over rice even spaghetti on occasion. All left over sauces gravies and soups were kept to be later poured over rice and reheated. One of our favorite breakfasts was steaming hot rice with a raw egg mixed in with some miso soup poured over it. Or ketchup and spam!
Nowadays... I still use my rice bowl as a base for a quick meal. Sesame seeds with baby sardines and kochojang sauce. Soysauce and peas. Chopped spinach and natto. The list is endless.
we eat a LOT of rice in this house. but one of the best things in the world is hot rice with a fried egg and sriracha. it can be made in about 3 minutes with leftover rice, and the ingredients are always in the house and pretty much never go bad. we often have this when we come home from a trip and didn't leave any food in the house... yum.
The English/Irish/Antipodean version of this would have to be leftover potatoes fried up with whatever. Leftover potatoes fried in butter until crispy are delicious all by themselves, but are great with a fried egg, or with leftover gravy and other stuff. They have to be leftovers too - something about being a bit old makes them nicer. Unfortunately they're also very fattening.
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Oh yeah-- I agree about being scolded by older people for this (if you're Japanese). My mom thought it wasn't that elegant, but my dad was totally chill because he ate like that himself. haha
These all sound delicious!
The sweet neko-manmas like chocolate and milk sound pretty awesome. I'd like to try that sometime. It makes me think of rice pudding.
Come to think of it, neko-manma reminds me also of risotto. Or another Japanese food-- ochazuke (rice topped with something salty like pickled plum or a salted salmon, with green tea poured all over it)...which is not considered inelegant as neko-manma (probly because it's not leftovers). Perhaps neko-manma as a people-food evolved as the ghetto version of ochazuke? lol. Either way, YUMMINESS.
I thought ochazuke was an absolutely inelegant food. My japanese teacher told me so once O_oU
Hmm... I can't think of anything I've ever done because here in Louisiana (in the southern US for out of country peeps) we always put stuff over rice! Gumbo is poured on top of rice, red beans and rice, white beans and rice, all varieties of stews over rice. Even just making gravy from a roasted chicken and putting that over rice with the chicken...
It's always been a way of eating here for me, so I don't see it as anything special. Though I guess these foods aren't exactly leftovers so maybe it's lil different. But I like the name for it! It's cute. ^^;
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Wow, I throw leftover everything on a bowl of rice if I'm in a hurry. Meat, veggies, sometimes beef stew. Last week I mixed leftover roasted pork shoulder with an improvised sauce and green onions and put that over rice (makes a good rice ball filling, too). It's kind of a comfort food thing, because it's all in one bowl and unfussy.
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ACURA Key West 2008 Melges 32 Competitors: ISAF Classification Code & Registration With ISAF
6 January 2008
With boat preparation in full swing for ACURA Key West 2008, there also comes crew preparation which includes making sure that everyone scheduled to sail is registered with ISAF. The ISAF Sailor Classification Code provides the International Melges 32 Class Association with an system for classifying sailors.
Surely everyone is aware that the Melges 32 has very specific crew requirements in order to be class legal while competing.
Per the current Melges 32 class rules:
C.9.4. While racing in sanctioned One Design class events, the crew shall be composed of Group 1 competitors except that up to three (3) crew members may be Group 2 or 3 competitors, but, not more than three (3) may be a Group 3. Competitor grouping shall be determined by application of the current ISAF Sailors Classification Code (See ISAF Regulation 22). Competitors without a current classification, or whose employment circumstances have changed, may apply for a new certificate electronically from the ISAF website (www.sailing.org)
To qualify as an amateur, ISAF must classify you as a Group 1 sailor. The entire crew list will be checked against the official online ISAF Sailor List to confirm each individuals status before your entry is fully confirmed. Please remember — if any crew member is NOT listed on ISAF's Web site, it will be assumed that they are a Group 3 (professional). DOWNLOAD ISAF's CLASSIFICATION CODE. Other languages (Italian, French and Spanish) are available on ISAF's Website.
Once submitted, ISAF will send an email to the address used to register. It will include an assigned ISAF ID No. and two links: one - to activate your ISAF account and two - to request ISAF Sailor Classification. From that email you can jump right into the classification process or follow STEP 2 below.
STEP 2: Visit www.sailing.org and LOGIN with your SAILOR LOGIN (ISAF ID No.) and password. Directly to the left of the SAILOR LOGIN area, select CLASSIFICATION. In the left hand side menu, select the second item labeled REQUEST NEW CLASSIFICATION. The site will walk through a three step process. They confirm sailor contact details, then employment, then provide a short survey. Depending on how certain questions are answered, ISAF may prompt you for further details on the next page.
If the application is straightforward a sailor's classification may be confirmed almost instantly. If there are any queries about the application it will be referred to ISAF's Classification Authority for a decision and they may contact the sailor to request additional information. This happens quite often with Group 2 and 3 sailors so it is essential that everyone apply for classification well in advance of any event.
ISAF Sailor Classification is good for two years. If a crew member already has an ISAF Sailor ID and existing classification, please make sure that it has not expired. If so, you will need to have it renewed for ACURA Key West 2008.
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The overzealous defence of Étienne Capoue
In the midst of many a meltdown among the Spurs fans on Twitter this week, Head Coach Tim Sherwood has been accused of using defensive midfielder Étienne Capoue as a pawn in an ongoing battle with the club's Technical Director, Franco Baldini, who was responsible for his signing.
In fact, I would suggest that Sherwood's use of Bentaleb over Capoue has been relatively logical and that, in fact, many fans are doing what they're accusing Sherwood of – using Étienne Capoue as a pawn – against Sherwood himself.
Étienne Capoue – the story so far
Capoue has only made eleven appearances so far (two as a substitute) due to an injury picked up in his third match. His debut off the bench at Crystal Palace was tidy and promising, he was excellent in the next match against Swansea and then went off injured against Arsenal. He was deemed to be fit again two months later, and understandably looked a little rusty in his comeback versus Sheriff.
He was poor away at Fulham (and was withdrawn at half-time), and found himself playing the next few games at centre-back due to a defensive crisis. This is not a position that is unfamiliar to him, though, and he played well against Sunderland, where he handled Altidore and Fletcher with aplomb, and followed this showing up with a decent display (albeit mostly untested) vs Anzhi.
The car crash at home to Liverpool clearly cannot be pinned entirely on him, but he looked sluggish and unfit, lacking sharpness and energy. He was arguably partially at fault for the goals West Ham scored in the League Cup match.
He returned to the centre of midfield against Manchester United, and did some useful defensive work – making two tackles, two interceptions, and four clearances in the 64 minutes that he lasted. He struggled to pass the ball, though, and in fact came away with just a 55% pass completion – the lowest of any outfield player by 10%. As a comparison, his replacement, Bentaleb, completed 91% of his passes. If you keep giving the ball away, of course you're going to need to win it back. Essentially, it could be argued that he did more harm than good, and that bringing on Bentaleb to try to keep the ball better was a relatively logical move.
Sherwood's philosophy
Which leads us on nicely to Tim Sherwood's philosophy thus far. In this article I discussed why Sherwood might be using a 4-4-2 – or, at least, a formation with two forwards. It's almost as if he's trying to teach the players to get into the box again – to push more bodies forward into the attacking third in general, and to be more positive in their approach play.
He has spoken repeatedly in press conferences about the importance of ball retention:
24th Dec: "If you can't pass the ball to your own team-mates then you have a serious problem because you are going to have to keep on defending."
4th Jan: "It's about passing the ball to your own team and keeping hold of it."
Presumably this is the main reason that he has picked Bentaleb over Capoue, rightly or wrongly. Bentaleb's pass completion is 7% better than Capoue's on average across the season so far and is, in fact, the best of our entire squad.
Of course, they are not truly comparable players; Capoue is a destroyer who can pass a bit, and Bentaleb is an elegant play-maker who wants to get on the ball and pass and move, be it from a deep-lying position, or as a number 10.
But, regardless, fans are holding them up for direct comparison because Bentaleb has apparently been picked ahead of him – "He's an international, how's he behind a 19 year old?", "It's an insult to Capoue.", "Sherwood is humiliating him". My answer would be to say that if he's that good, he'll have no problem proving to Sherwood that he is better than Bentaleb. Clearly he hasn't done that in training just yet.
Sherwood has attempted to explain the appearance of Bentaleb at Capoue's expense:
"He realises that I've used Nabil Bentaleb in front of him – not only him but Lewis Holtby and a few other players in the midfield area – because I knew the young boy and I trusted him.
Etienne has played, he played at Old Trafford, and he's been asked to play in reserve games to keep up his fitness, along with other players.
The fact is I'm still getting to know some of these new players and I know the other ones better."
He added that he as he gets to know the newer players, though, he's getting "attached" to some of them.
The response to this from some has been "HOW CAN HE NOT KNOW CAPOUE? HE WAS ON THE TRANSFER COMMITTEE". In truth, we don't know whether Sherwood had any input to the Capoue signing – it would be interesting to know, though. And as for not knowing the player, I don't think we can take this literally.
Our new Head Coach is not the most articulate (to say the least), but my interpretation of this is that he doesn't know Capoue well enough to know that he can do the job he wants his central midfielders to do as well as Bentaleb. Is that so wrong? He's also said that Bentaleb trains 'as if every day is his last', so he clearly rates his attitude too.
Given Sherwood's talked about ball retention, it makes sense to me that he's been picking the two who complete the highest proportion of their passes. Mousa Dembele doesn't pass the ball forward particularly well but he has the second best pass completion in the squad (after Bentaleb) across the season, whereas Capoue has the tenth best.
What I can understand fans questioning is the system Sherwood's using – i.e. playing with no dedicated holding player, and with two strikers. But we've won four out of five in the league, were rather unlucky in the League Cup against West Ham, and lost in the FA Cup to the best team in England so far this season. And of course, ironically, the only times we've been heavily beaten this season have been when we've had three in midfield:
West Ham: Dembele, Paulinho, Eriksen
Liverpool: Dembele, Sandro (Holtby), Paulinho
City: Sandro, Paulinho, Holtby
I absolutely see the need for our midfield and defence to be closer together and be more compact (and I discussed this in my recent article for FourFourTwo), but whilst we try to get our strikers into some kind of form, I can understand Sherwood taking this calculated gamble as it allows us to get more bodies forward. And, so far, it's worked (results-wise).
Capoue to leave?
As rumours broke this week of Napoli's interest in Capoue, many fans lost the plot. Not only had Sherwood 'insulted' him, by leaving him out at the expense of a rookie, but he has now 'forced him out of the club'. It must surely be because he was AVB's man, and Sherwood wants to stamp his authority. Or because he has a vendetta against Baldini, and wants rid of his signings. These suggestions have genuinely been used to explain the link.
Sherwood clarified in his pre-Swansea press conference that he would be very happy to not let any players leave in the transfer window, and talked up his relationship with Capoue:
"All I can say with regards to Etienne Capoue is that he's never caused me a minute's problem here. We have a good relationship."
He hinted that the only reason that players would leave is because of the additional pressure that the World Cup brings – they want first team football; they want to be in the spotlight every week, so that their international managers are able to watch them. Of course, that changes things somewhat.
So if Capoue wants to go, Capoue wants to go – but Sherwood hasn't deliberately sidelined him to make a point (which would be entirely self-destructive), and he's not being forced out the club. That said, there's little point in keeping unhappy players.
Yet again a very interesting and well thought out discussion piece.
Thank you for your considered writing on all things Tottenham.
Good point about ball retention, however I would like to point out that Bentaleb is passing sideways, playing the easy ball, nothing passes. That in itself is not a bad thing but knocking Capoue because he is trying to be more expansive isn't right either. I hate stats they are a load of rubbish when it comes to football.
The big difference about Bentaleb's passing and anyone in the midfield during AVB's regieme is that a lot of it regardless of direction is one touch.
People seem to make alot about forward passing, yet crosses are sideways and cut backs are backward, the only passes that are wasted are ones to a player that just passed it to you and hasn't moved for a return, which we did a lot. After that it's about the speed of moving it from one to another and pulling the other teams formation apart. Formations are for when you are stood next to a chalkboard or haven't got the ball if the other team then pulls it apart you're probably going to concede.
Can't we just download this into the head of
This article seems to rally against the extreme views of a minority of fans who may not even exist. I probably share the view of most by saying that a.) I have no issue with Bentaleb playing in certain games over Capoue b.) He may have great passing stats but Bentaleb's defensive game is where his age shows and c.) Clearly fans are going to spit feathers when a really quite good DMF is about to be sold 6 months after arriving. There is no obvious upside to a Capoue sale. If he wants playing time he should earn it here. The rhetoric of this article is a bit too one-sided and Sherwood a focused. 4-4-2 is one debate. Capoue/Bentaleb is another and the merits of selling Capoue is yet another.
Poor article all around really.
1. It is lazy to characterise Capoue as merely "a destroyer who can pass a bit". He scored 7 goals in 34 Ligue 1 apperances last season for a mid-table Toulouse side. If anything, he's a box-to-box player.
2. The problems against West Ham and Arsenal were primarily down because of a lack of protection in midfield due to playing both Dembélé and Bentaleb who both were positionally poor and caught out on numerous occasions when we lost possession.
3. People are right to question Sherwood's poor excuses of not knowing players after having worked first as the club's technical co-ordinator and being in charge of the first team for over a month.
Sherwood's role at Spurs before his appointment of head coach was technical co-ordinator. This role demands knowledge of both the youth setup and the first team setup and all players involved. This to inform and advise the director of football and head coach on talent which could solve deficiencies in certain areas of the first team squad, as well as knowing what qualities actually are present in the first team to be able to make honest comparisons between players when assessing if an academy player could be an asset over an already present first team player.
4. Attitude is something managers only mention when they have no valid arguments for their preference of one player over the other. No one cares about their attitude at the training ground, only their efforts out there on the pitch really matter.
5. You conveniently use Sherwood's quote about Capoue being "not a minute's bother". Yet, you ignore teh completely paradoxial quote:
"As long as they're the players I don't want to take us forwards, then I'm happy (to sell them)."
Let's get this straight. He needs time to get to learn the players, yet he's already made his mind up who is not to take us forward? Contradiction much?
6. The assumption he is unhappy is baseless and therefore conjecture at best, merely to support your own opinion on this matter.
It would be very foolish to sell players at this point in the season without having ready erplacements lined up either in the academy or in the market. Why are we intent to sell players in January whilst it is still very possible that there will be another managerial overhaul in summer? I can't think of any organisation who makes significant changes whilst under the leadership of a trialist CEO.
Let's stick by these players for now and see what happens in the remainder of the season. They haven't played enough games to be written off. They haven't been here long enough to be branded flops. Ride it out for now and re-assess the squad in the summer
Excellent response and I agree with you on all accounts. This article was poorly thought through and clearly advocates for Sherwood at the exclusion of considering all the facts/points to the contrary. You picked his pocket quite nicely. Well done sir!
Are you a Sherwood apologist?
Your entire piece exonerates Sherwood of any error with Capoue. The only truths so far are
1-Bentaleb is not as good as is being portrayed by the fickle short term crowd clutching at straws trying to use a few games to predict a season's form
2-Capoue isn't as bad as he is made out to be.
You take an international player-shatter his confidence by playing him in defence, lose a game or two, blame him, then at him back in midfield and expect him to be the same bright spark you signed?
It is entirely the failure of the manager not being able to restore the confidence of a shell shocked player and to take the easier step of simply replacing him. If Capoue leaves it is because Sherwood has failed in managing him properly-plain and simple.
Correct as well. If Levy and Baldini have any brains they should not let any of the new signing leave. They should also focus on getting a proper LB and let the new manager in the summer (Van Gaal, Pochetino, whoever…) make their choices about the team and the system they want to play. Timmeee is not the right answer I am afraid.
i think you should give sherwood time. i like his style of play. My concern is the treatment of capoue. I see quality and a desire to score and defend. Yes he had bad games but the team was just awful in november.I feel that if anybody should go it would be Dembélé holtby Sigurðsson. I think dembele is a decent player, but he isnt reliable. he chooses when to try. he barely runs back on defense, he has an awful final touch.; lastly his passes are just one dimensional. He could actually get alot of money for him (18-23 million) and maybe purchase mata? Holtby has the signs of quality then signs of b team material. i would say the only one i would may keep is Sigurðsson. He would just be my sub guy. we need a left back and a damn striker… saldado is a bust. we could of got osvaldo for half the price with more desire to score than this bust.
Capoue was only played as a centre half because 3 out of our 4 centre halves were injured. Who else, but Capoue, could have deputised.
He has played as a centre half before, in France.
Presumably he earns at least £50k per week. For that kind of money he should be prepared to cover at centre half in an emergency situation. Which it was.
He's a pro footballer. He's well paid. He's not a delicate flower!!
Capoue's ability to play DM and CB was a main part of almost every article in the build up and wake of his signing.
It has been touched on here many times that the reason he got showed up so badly deputising as CB when we only had one to choose from was that he was also the only fit DM to choose from as well.
Sherwood emphasises the importance of having players who can pass to a team mate. He seems to forget that the other good teams also have players who pass to team mates.To counter this you need peo[ple who can defend and tackle.
Excellent article as ever Windy. Thanks.
I have no opinion either way for Capoue and Sherwood. For me, we've seen not enough of either to make a considered judgement.
But the bias in this article is extraordinary.
Bring back BAE. Keep Capoue. For the first season ever we are not going to fade away for the last 10 games. We need them all.
Interesting and thoughtful article, Windy.
If your analysis of the Capoue situation is right then why did we buy him in the summer?
If we are spending £100m on a set of players to play in a particular system only to then ditch the system and start sidelining and/or selling those players after 6 months then we really are going around in circles.
And where does this leave other recently purchase players like Lamela and Chadli?
Isn't a key advantage of the Director of Football system that if there is a change in Head Coach/Manager then the incoming appointee has to fit in the system that has already been established.
I hope we don't sell or buy anyone until the summer when we know who the manager will be next season.
For once (or is it twice) we should follow the example of Chelsea and name Sherwood as the "provisional" coach (Benitez) until he can prove himself.Such proof would include "managing" those players he claims NOT to know. After all that is what any new manager at any new club HAS to do !!!!
Jesus Christ. Already writing off the manager. From where we were under AVB to where we are now I don't think you can fault Sherwood. He has an 18 month contract. That's interim enough. I for one am fed up with the managerial merry-go-round at the Lane.
Capoue is a good squad member but I doubt that even he thinks that he should start ahead of Sandro as a defensive midfielder or Paulinho or Eriksen going forward. As for Bentaleb I'd rather have Tom Carroll back at the lane, but Bentaleb hasn't played half bad.
As for selling anyone…..have you seen our Injury list??
What has happened to our club, one fiasco after another. I find it astonishing that the football club can buy players and want to sell them in the same season. The tenants down the road are once again falling over themselves at the shambles.
Sherwood doesn't have the final say on who comes and who goes. That's Levy!! Sherwood is not Manager; he's Head Coach.
How do we know if Capoue or Holtby are going? It's all just media speculation at the moment. It seems like they want to go. Capoue wants to be playing because of the World Cup. However whether the stay, or go, is Levy's decision, not Sherwood's.
Just the same as whether Sherwood is still Spurs manager for the start of next season is entirely Levy's decision. He might have already made up his mind.
Only time will tell if Sherwood is successful, or not. His job could well depend on him achieving 4th place this season. The top 3 places look likely to go to Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal, leaving Spurs, Liverpool, Everton and Man Utd scrapping over the 4th spot. I think the odds are against us achieving 4th spot.
I don't think either Everton, or us, have a World Class player, whereas Liverpool definitely have one (Suarez) and Man Utd arguably have 2 (Rooney and Van Persie, if fit)
Sandro is world Class. Paulinho is world class, Soldado is world Class and from what Ihave seen so far of Chiriches he's also world class. The diference is that they've had one poor manager and less than a season to be a team. Look how ordinary Liverpool were last season.
….. sandro barely plays… he is always injured…. how can you claim paulinho is world class or saldado they just got here.Out of the two paulinho could be in a year or two… They are not even close. look at what man city bought with 100m. those players are world class. but thats what happens when you just buy up decent players. they are just decent.
I don't feel Bentaleb will play when Paulinho is fit. Bentaleb is one for the future. However young players need to be given a chance to prove themselves.
It looks like he's got a good future. He's got a good shot on him.
Levy and Baldini have signed seven players not one has been a success,and we still try to play a high line with a centre half who cannot run.We play 442 with two forwards one of which looks unlikely to score again this season.Sadly we have spent 110m and are now overloaded in midfield and short of a top class forward and centre half,Hopefully Tim is learning quickly and gets going to the Arsenal and playing a system where you are one short in midfield is naïve to say the least.
Same old Spurs nothing simple
Wht are you talking about?Chiriches, Paulinho have been class since their arrival and Eriksen is coming good. Soldado has looked much happier with Ade up front with him. The only two of the signings that I'm not sure of is Capoue and Chadli. I believe that Lamela will come good he just needs to get some game time and get used to his surroundings.
….. sandro barely plays… he is always injured…. how can you claim paulinho is world class or saldado they just got here.Out of the two paulinho could be in a year or two… They are not even close. look at what man city bought with 100m. those players are world class. but thats what happens when you just buy up decent players. they are just decent.
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