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To the astonishment of ECU President Boris Kutin and everybody else (well, perhaps except for our distinguished FIDE President) two highly important women events are taking place at the same time: the European Championship in St. Petersburg and the first Grand Prix in Istanbul. A brief update on these two tournaments.
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As reported earlier, there's a clash with the 1st FIDE Women Grand Prix which takes place 5-20 March in Istanbul, Turkey. The participants there are Humpy Koneru, Hou Yifan, Antoaneta Stefanova, Pia Cramling, Marie Sebag, Maia Chiburdanidze, Zhao Xue, Martha Fierro, Elina Danielian, Shen Yang, Zeinab Mamedjarova and Bet?ºl Cemre Yildiz, and everyone who can count quickly already knows that this event also runs 11 rounds.
The total prize fund is € 60,000; the winner earns € 6,500. Compare that to the winner of a men's Grand Prix: he wins € 30,000. This event has also reached the 5th round and 15-year-old Chinese GM Hou Yifan is in sole lead; she's on 4.5 out of 5 ahead of Koneru and Zhao Xue who have half a point less.
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Hou Yifan should be playing in men's events, like Judit Polgar
She does. Wijk aan Zee 08 & 09 she played in Group B, for example.
Yesterday the official site of the Grand Prix went down and all the leachers' broadcasts went down too. So it was imposible to follow games anywhere.
I hope now you understand why Bulgarians protested in Topalov vs. Kamsky match. They done all the work and others (like ChessBase) took it without asking.
The organizers have ALL the rights that are connected with the broadcast. If the organizers wouldn't transmit the games, nobody would. It has nothing to do with copyrighting the chess moves. It's about who invested money and work.
I hope this gives you a new perspective on the whole "Bulgarians vs. ChessBase" thing. Organizers invest money and do all the work, so they are rightfully pissed when someone steals their work without asking!
I think ChessBase, ICC, ChessOK, etc. should pay the organizers for broadcasting rights. Like in any other sport - if you want to broadcast - pay!
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Me: sure they did all the work, but after all that's because they were the organizers, weren't they? If they don't like doing all the work, they could just let others organize it, right? Organizing something doesn't come with profits only - it also comes with responsibilities.
It's the same mistake bars and restaurants make when they charge extra money for using their toilet: a misplaced feeling of being deprived of something that is completely normal in the first place.
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@me: You talk about "ALL the rights that are connected with the broadcast". Great. It's their broadcast, so indeed all the rights that are related to it would seem to belong to them.
So which rights are that? There are a few kinds of rights that exist: patents, trade secrets, copyrights, and some more obscure types. Patents and trade secrets are not, I believe, in question here, so obviously we are talking about all the COPYRIGHTS connected with the broadcast. Why you say first they have all the rights, then say it's not about copyright is unclear.
Well, what do they have copyright on? You can get copyright on creative works of which you're the author. You can't get copyright on facts (i.e., if I write down the current score of a football match, I don't have copyright on that, but if I write a text report about the match, who is playing better in my opinion, et cetera, then I do have copyright on that).
Chess moves are usually considered to be similar to the score line of a sports match, and not copyrightable.
So "all the rights connected with the broadcast" may include copyright on any analysis, camera feeds, pictures, commentary, but it does not include the actual moves.
And what matters least is that they invested money for it. Paying money doesn't suddenly give someone extra rights!
So just because Stadio Olimpico in Rome will organize the Champion's League final, they are responsible for the broadcast? Yes, they are responsible for the broadcast, but not for free! If someone wants to broadcast the game, they will have to pay - big time!
Bulgarian organisers did their duty, they broadcasted the games, but this doesn't mean others can hijack their broadcast. Afterall ChessBase is atracting potential customers with their broadcasts. Why should organisers of tournaments let ChessBase profit from their work?
I don't know why people think it is so inexplicable that broadcasting of a chess tournament is not for free. Tell me one other event that you can broadcast for free? Just like that, without asking anyone and without doing any work by yourself?
The whole thing is very simple, if somebody wants to broadcast a chess event, he should purchase broadcasting rights like in any other sport. Public interest and reputation of the event will set the market value (like in any other sport). If ChessBase (or anybody else) will see that the interest of new potential custumers outweights the costs then they will purchase the rights, if not, they won't. It' like that EVERYWHERE.
5 years 1 month ago
Can anyone tell me how the topic went to chessbase's alleged theft anyway? Please don't feed the troll that - I suspect - just comes from one of chessbase's competitors.
"Can anyone tell me how the topic went to chessbase's alleged theft anyway?"
Read and you will see.
"Please don't feed the troll that - I suspect - just comes from one of chessbase's competitors."
You assume much too much. DOn't read and don't comment if you don't want to, but please leave us alone. I don't tell you what to discuss and what not either, do I?
OK, by now I think a legitimate question is: do we need a general forum at ChessVibes, besides the comments? Often the discussion gets completely off-topic and, well, let's simply put it in another question: is this good or bad?
I don't think it is completely off-topic. It has to do with broadcasting the tournaments in general. Yesterday it was painfully obvious that there is only one real broadcaster - the official site. Others are just leachers. What if organisers decide to not broasdcast the games on the official site because they don't see any benefit of doing so (because people don't visit their page anyway)? Then what?
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I agree with guitarspider.
1. Live moves is a little different from live action. For example BBC provides live text of football(soccer), tennis and other sports.
2. As for people not visiting organizer's website, it depends on the quality of the website. If two websites are free, poeople will use the one they like more. Of course established chess websites have advantage of established communities. But organizer's website has the advantage of being the authorative source.
3. A lot of times chess journalists catch the action live on physical site and relay it to there website. This can not be argued against.
We can not ignore the fact that ChessBase and Bulgarian chess have not got along in recent past.
5 years 1 month ago
Can we please have a discussion here about broadcasts, copyrights and PR, please? We haven't had that for a long time. Thanks in advance.
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Just to warn: Beware! If you don't stop that, I will enter the discussion, with my bad English!
I agree with Me's arguments. It is regular bussiness thing charge for the broadcast of any other sport events, why in chess should be different? We have to get the way others sports make money and bussiness.
5 years 1 month ago
The great advantage chess has is that it is free to watch. If you start charging you hurt chess, because people will not pay to watch these games. Maybe they will pay for stuff like Linares, but how many people will pay to watch the two events we are talking about? Not many. This means less publicity, less sponsors and ultimately less chess tournaments.
If you give away the games for free (like right now) you have a thriving chess environment. More people watch free games, which means more publicity, more attention, more hits on the websites, more sponsors. The reason chess is so popular right now is that the internet provides the opportunity to relay all these chess events for free.
I believe it is contrary.
Why would potential sponsors want to finance the event and set up the official site, if people don't have to visit it at all? Most people on Playchess or ICC aren't even aware of the official website and they never visit it. Sponsors don't get publics attention because people are watching the transmission elsewhere, and they are less likely to sponsor the event again.
The necesarity of purchasing the broadcasting rights, doesn't necesarily mean that chess fans will have to pay to view the games. You can watch football on TV without paying additionally. Like I said, Chessbase, ICC or whoever will purchase the broadcasting rights if their own benefits will outweight the costs. It's in their own interest that they have many users.
Now that we're at it, did you read that latest letter from Mamedyarov? Should we ban doping tests? What to do about all these draws?
Date : 2009/03/07 To 2009/03/19
Table/starting rank after round 6
SNo. Name Rtg FED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Res. SB. IRat-?ò Rp Rank
1 GM CRAMLING Pia 2548 SWE * 1 0 0 0 ¬? 0 1¬? 0 1,75 2474 2281 11
2 WIM YILDIZ Betul Cemre 2214 TUR 0 * 0 0 0 0 ¬? ¬? 0 2,50 2535 2134 12
3 IM FIERRO Baquero Martha L. 2403 ECU 1 1 * 0 1 ¬? 0 3¬? 0 5,00 2479 2536 5
4 GM HOU Yifan 2571 CHN 1 1 1 * ¬? 1 1 5¬? 0 11,25 2433 2834 1
5 GM ZHAO Xue 2508 CHN 1 1 * 1 ¬? 1 ¬? 5 0 7,75 2441 2714 3
6 GM SEBAG Marie 2529 FRA ¬? * 0 ¬? ¬? 1 0 2¬? ¬? 4,25 2488 2431 8
7 IM DANIELIAN Elina 2496 ARM 1 * ¬? 1 ¬? 1 0 4 0 9,50 2506 2631 4
8 WGM SHEN Yang 2448 CHN 0 ¬? ¬? * 0 0 ¬? 1¬? 0 5,75 2505 2312 10
9 GM CHIBURDANIDZE Maia 2516 GEO ¬? ¬? ¬? 0 1 * 0 2¬? ¬? 8,00 2529 2472 7
10 WGM MAMEDJAROVA Zeinab 2362 AZE 0 0 0 0 ¬? 1 * 1¬? 1 3,50 2493 2300 9
11 GM STEFANOVA Antoaneta 2557 BUL 1 ¬? 0 ¬? 1 0 * 3 0 7,25 2454 2454 6
12 GM KONERU Humpy 2621 IND 1 ¬? 1 1 ¬? 1 * 5 0 12,50 2438 2711 2
Above Cross-Table is as per fide.com World Chess Federation.
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Name Rtg Res.
Name Rtg SNo.
4 GM HOU Yifan 2571 1 - 0 GM KONERU Humpy 2621 12
5 GM ZHAO Xue 2508 1 - 0 IM FIERRO Baquero Martha L. 2403 3
6 GM SEBAG Marie 2529 1 - 0 WIM YILDIZ Betul Cemre 2214 2
7 IM DANIELIAN Elina 2496 ¬? - ¬? GM CRAMLING Pia 2548 1
8 WGM SHEN Yang 2448 ¬? - ¬? GM STEFANOVA Antoaneta 2557 11
9 GM CHIBURDANIDZE Maia 2516 1 - 0 WGM MAMEDJAROVA Zeinab 2362 10
Courtesey:-Official Website.
Standings after 7 rounds:
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Name Rtg FED Pts Res. SB. Koya
1 4 GM HOU Yifan 2571 CHN 6¬? 0 17,75 3¬?
2 5 GM ZHAO Xue 2508 CHN 6 0 13,00 2
3 12 GM KONERU Humpy 2621 IND 5 0 14,75 3
4 7 IM DANIELIAN Elina 2496 ARM 4¬? 0 13,25 3
5 11 GM STEFANOVA Antoaneta 2557 BUL 3¬? 1¬? 9,75 2
6 9 GM CHIBURDANIDZE Maia 2516 GEO 3¬? ¬? 11,50 1¬?
7 3 IM FIERRO Baquero Martha L. 2403 ECU 3¬? ¬? 5,75 ¬?
6 GM SEBAG Marie 2529 FRA 3¬? ¬? 5,75 ¬?
9 8 WGM SHEN Yang 2448 CHN 2 0 8,25 2
10 1 GM CRAMLING Pia 2548 SWE 2 0 4,50 1
11 10 WGM MAMEDJAROVA Zeinab 2362 AZE 1¬? 0 4,25 ¬?
12 2 WIM YILDIZ Betul Cemre 2214 TUR ¬? 0 2,50 ¬?
Courtesey:-Offigial Website.
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No. 101: Bowling Green
By Paul Myerberg // May 20, 2011
It's a good thing that Dave Clawson knows a thing or two about rebuilding: he's won where few before him had won before, taking Fordham and Richmond from the cellar to the F.C.S. playoffs on his way up the coaching ladder. Unfortunately, those who thought Clawson's rebuilding days were behind him received a rude awakening in 2010, when the Falcons slipped from the school record books to a three-way tie at the bottom of the MAC East division. One change: Fordham and Richmond were bad before Clawson arrived and were bad when he arrived, while Bowling Green wasn't terrible when he arrived, was pretty good his first season but nosedived in year two. So that's new.
MAC, East
Bowling Green, Oh.
Returning starters
12 (6 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 89
2010 record
(2-10, 1-7)
Last year's
No. 109
2011 schedule
- Sept. 1
at Idaho
- Sept. 10
Morgan St.
- Sept. 17
- Sept. 24
at Miami (Ohio)
- Oct. 1
at West Virginia
- Oct. 8
at W. Michigan
- Oct. 15
- Oct. 22
- Oct. 29
at Kent St.
- Nov. 8
Northern Illinois
- Nov. 16
- Nov. 25
at Buffalo
Last year's prediction
This will be a rebuilding year for Clawson and the Falcons. This is not a surprise: programs like Florida and U.S.C. might be able to reload after losing so much talent, but programs like Bowling Green — with all due respect — cannot. In a worse-case scenario, the Falcons suffer through the worst season in recent program history. I don't many would be surprised. In the best case, B.G.S.U. improves upon last season's output, thanks to the experience gained during Clawson's debut season. I'm more inclined to believe the latter more likely of occurring — not to say I believe it actually will occur, mind you. But I don't think we're going to see the Falcons completely off the map in the MAC: there is still enough talent here to finish around .500 in conference action, though the non-conference schedule will give Bowling Green some problems. If Clawson can win with this team, he deserves to be mentioned among the best coaches in the MAC. It's more likely that this is his one down season; next year should be better.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Blame Gregg Brandon, or blame Clawson. Your choice. You can lay blame on Clawson's predecessor, bemoaning the state in which he left the program after his dismissal in 2008. If you do take that tack, however, remember to credit Brandon for recruiting the players Clawson used to win seven games in 2009. So it's a sticky situation. Let's just not blame anyone, alright? And let's turn the page on last season's 2-10 mess, focusing only on the fact that Bowling Green hung around in some games it lost. Still, there's no escaping the fact that the Falcons tied for last in the MAC East with two of the worst teams in the country in Buffalo and Akron. So, in a sense, it's not a stretch to say that Bowling Green was likewise one of the nation's worst in 2010.
High point Only have two options. Central Michigan won three games, Marshall five, so let's go with the Thundering Herd. The Falcons dropped 44 points that Saturday behind a season-high 292 yards passing.
Low point Ten options. Four were close — Troy, Tulsa, Temple and Miami (Ohio) — so they're out of the running. A few were ugly, but you can't count a loss to Michigan, as disappointing as the Wolverines were, as a low point. The clear choice is Buffalo, which notched its only win over an F.B.S. opponent when it sneaked past Bowling Green on the road, 28-26.
Tidbit Bowling Green might have the youngest coaching staff in the country. No one position coach or coordinator graduated from college earlier than 1988, and four earned their respective degrees from 1999-2003. Running backs coach John Hunter — a holdover from the previous staff — and offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Warren Ruggiero are the elder statesmen of the group, having graduated in 1988; that makes them, if my math is correct, about 46.
Tidbit (10-loss edition) Heading into last season, Bowling Green was one of three MAC programs to have never lost more than nine games in a season. So much for that. Now make it two: Central Michigan and Toledo. The Chippewas came mighty close in 2010, however, and the outlook looks equally bleak in 2011.
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My favorite Greens
1. Darrell, cornerback.
2. Al, singer.
3. Hugh, linebacker.
4. A.C., forward.
5. Ahman, running back.
Dave Clawson (Williams '89), 9-16 after two seasons at Bowling Green. Clawson has a very impressive resume on the F.C.S. level, where he coached at Fordham (1999-2003) and Richmond (2004-7). He initially struggled at Fordham, a program coming off 12 consecutive losing seasons, going 3-19 in his first two seasons (1999-2000). The Rams went 0-11 in his first season, tying the 1994 team for the worst finish in school history. The team made a modest climb to 3-8 in 2000 before going 26-10 over his final three years, the best stretch in the program's 120-year history. That stretch drew the attention of Richmond, another historically mediocre program desperate for a winning season. Again, Clawson's initial season was a learning experience (3-8 in 2004), but the Spiders finished 26-12 from 2005-7, twice advancing to the F.C.S. playoffs. Clawson's only F.B.S. experience prior to being hired at Bowling Green came in 2008, when he served a single, much-maligned season as Tennessee's offensive coordinator. As we can all remember, 2008 marked the worst season in recent memory for the Volunteers, and Clawson received much of the blame from fans for the team's poor play. Regardless of his work at Tennessee, Clawson's experience on the F.C.S. level qualified him to take the next step at a program like Bowling Green. His first season was a success, last season a disappointment, but the real test of Clawson's rebuilding project comes in the near future, as he begins adding his own players.
Players to watch
You can't talk about the offense as a whole without talking about the offensive line, which I'll do below. So you could hop down to the next section if you'd like, or read through this section and then move on down to the next section, if you'd prefer. It's up to you. Just know this: the performance of each group hinges on how the offensive line improves, or if it improves at all, so if you choose to read this section and then move to the next section keep that thought in mind. Anyway, the offense was as frustrating in 2010 as it was explosive in 2009, on the ground and through the air, and — you guessed it — injuries, a lack of depth and ineffectiveness along the offensive line was largely to blame.
Freddie Barnes was irreplaceable, but senior Kamar Jorden came close to replacing the lost production at receiver a year ago. He didn't quite set N.C.A.A. records, but his numbers were more than just satisfactory: 96 catches for 1,109 yards and 4 scores, accounting for about 36, 40 and 33 percent of the team's overall totals, respectively. That means he's important to the offense. But he could use some help, especially after the next three-leading receivers were lost to graduation. So receivers Adrian Hodges (20 receptions for 156 yards) and Eugene Cooper (17 for 130) need to step up, and Bowling Green should look to involve tight end Alex Bayer (22 for 298, 13.5 yards per catch) even more in the offense.
Matt Schilz was only a freshman, so the penchant for turnovers can be excused on the grounds of inexperience. The excuses won't last too much longer, now that Schilz has 10 starts and 377 attempts under his belt. This offense is quarterback-friendly, and Schilz has the ability to be a pretty good MAC quarterback, so keep an eye on his development in 2011 and beyond. Yeah, the system is quarterback-friendly, but not so friendly that the offense can succeed if he doesn't improve. He'll be backed up by Trent Hurley, who moved up the depth chart quickly as a true freshman last fall and could see time this fall.
The running game terrible in 2010 — the offensive line, remember? Well, how bad was it? Try 62.8 yards per game, the worst total in the country; 2.1 yards per carry, also worst; and only 752 yards altogether, which means the yardage gap between the Falcons and Georgia Tech, the most prolific running team in the F.B.S., would have been the ninth-most rushing yards by any team in the nation. So it doesn't help that Willie Geter, the team's leading rusher last fall and one of the top 10 rushers in school history, has graduated. So it will be a by-committee approach, led by the trio of Jamel Martin, John Pettigrew — who Clawson singled out during the spring — and leading returning rusher Jordan Hopgood (167 yards, 6 scores, 2.2 yards per carry).
The Falcons return four of five starting defensive backs in its 4-2-5, and have a younger piece ready to step and replace rover Calvin Marshall. The new face is Boo Boo Gates — wonderful name — who played plenty as a true freshman, notching 35 tackles and an interception in a reserve role. So he'll be joining four returning starters: cornerbacks Cameron Truss, a sophomore, and senior Adrien Spencer; and safeties Keith Morgan (91 tackles) and Jovan Leacock (team-best three interceptions),
Look for better play from the secondary in 2011. Truss is a year wiser, and Aunre' Davis and Tim Moore will add depth. If last year is any indication, Gates will be a good contributor at the rover spot, and the secondary will have three senior starters. These are all good things. Now, a pass rush would really, really help matters. Cue the defensive line.
The line is deep in the middle and weak outside; with such an emphasis on getting to the quarterback, you'd almost rather have the situation swapped. Finding ends was a major goal during the spring and will continue to be of importance come the fall, as the Falcons lost both starters. The Falcons are looking for Ronnie Goble to step up, but he needs to be fully healthy after missing nearly all of last season with a shoulder injury. There are a pair of redshirt freshmen in the mix — Bryan Thomas and Charlie Walker — and while Thomas made some plays during the spring neither has the type of experience you desire from your starting ends.
At least the interior of the line has a number of options. Chris Jones (39 tackles, 11 for loss, 6 sacks) is a disrupter, as those numbers indicate, and the Falcons return his running mate inside in Kevin Alvarado (34 tackles, 2 sacks). More depth comes from Jairus Campbell, Ted Oueller and Darius Gilbert, the latter a redshirt freshman.
Dwayne Woods was a second-team all-conference pick last fall, when he led the team and finished third in the conference with 134 tackles (6 for loss, 2.5 sacks). He'll tackle most things that progress past the first level, which is good, since a lot of plays progress past the first level of the defense. One starter needs to be replaced, with Paul Swan (28 tackles, 2.5 for loss) the second-most experienced returning linebacker.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line This offensive line is a mess. Or it was a year ago, at least, and will be again if Bowling Green can't do three things: one, identify a clear starting five; two, find at least three reserve linemen capable of being at least serviceable if called upon; and three, remain injury-free. The third thing is out of the team's hands, but the first two can be achieved — at least the first. Four starters return up front, led by senior center Ben Bojicic, an all-conference candidate. When he's on the field, I should add; he missed four games a year ago. What's going on outside of center? Well, Jordan Roussos can start at right tackle, as he did last year. Senior Scott Lewis, when he returns from injury in the fall, could lend a hand on the interior. Dominic Flewellyn and Chip Robinson combined to start most of last season at right and left guard, respectively, and might be better with an added year of experience under their belts. The bottom line, however, is that outside of Bojicic — and he has injury concerns — the line has no answers, only questions, and showed little improvement during the spring. No pressure: only the performance of the offense as a whole depends on the line's progression as a unit.
Game(s) to watch
That home slate is tough, but Bowling Green could potentially win some games on the road. Keep an eye on those games at Kent State, Idaho and Buffalo.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell If only college teams could trade players — that's an interesting idea, isn't it? If it were allowed, perhaps Bowling Green could trade an extra defensive back or two for an offensive lineman, maybe package Trent Hurley and a receiver for another lineman, maybe offer a future recruit — now this is getting out of hand — for a third lineman and so on. The offensive line as it is currently composed is a major cause for concern, as we saw last fall and into the spring, and until the group can protect the quarterback on its own and open up some running lanes the offense will continue to sputter. Now, clearly the line will be better: Bowling Green would be closer to 120 than 100 if the line was due to improve. But the offense remains an enigma, even at spots outside the line, and the defense won't be good enough to lead the Falcons to anything more than an extra win or two. That's the bad news, and it is very bad news. The good news is that those with doubts should keep their faith in Clawson, 2008 at Tennessee and 2010 at Bowling Green be damned, as he has illustrated an ability in the past to win not just once but create a program built for the long haul — look at Richmond, for example, which won first under Clawson and has won consistently since. So keep hope alive, even if that one down season I predicted to occur in 2010 turns into a two-year lull.
Dream season So it was a one-year lull after all, as the Falcons bounce back to finish 8-4, 6-2 in the MAC.
Nightmare season From worse to worst: after setting a program-low with 10 losses last fall, Bowling Green drops a step further in a 1-11 finish.
In case you were wondering
Where do Bowling Green fans congregate? Try out Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba.com, the premier place to talk Bowling Green sports. There's also Falcon Blog, which one reader termed "the grandfather of all MAC blogs."
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Kansas Jayhawks tomorrow. Wake Forest, UAB, Washington State, Arkansas State, Colorado, Iowa State, Middle Tennessee, Wyoming, and Utah State will all be coming up soon too.
I know you got the statement that Clawson coached Fordham through the best stretch in program history from some Bowling Green media guide or something but one of the Four Horsemen, Jim Crowley, went 53-16 at Fordham against truly top flight competition. The Rams went to a Cotton Bowl and won a Sugar Bowl in back to back seasons in the early forties. They played teams like Alabama and Tennessee while Clawson's teams were playing St. Peter's and Fairfield.
Paul: I don't just regurgitate data from media guides, for starters. Secondly, the 26 wins over three years was the best stretch in school history; 7-4, 10-3 and 9-3 from 2001-3, with a Patriot League title in 2002. Most wins over a three-year span. Perhaps it would be more fitting to say best stretch of the modern era, but no coach won more games over a three-year span. And how bad Fordham was prior to his arrival makes Clawson's coaching job all the more impressive.
Orange: without looking up opponents, it looks like Frank Cavanaugh (in the 1930s) and Jim Lansing (late 1960s/very early 1970s) also had better stretches than Clawson — but of the four, only Clawson inherited a program that had not had a winning season in the previous 10 years.
Anyone interested in what the college game was like in the thirties through the early fifties should read the David Maraniss biography on Vince Lombardi – 'When Pride Still Mattered' which devoted several chapters to Lombardi's years as a player at Fordham and his time as an assistant at Army. That is one of the best football books I've read and highly recommend it.
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I appreciate how honestly imprecise your best and worst case seasons are – it really annoys me when pundits say that the best-case and worst-case scenarios for a team are 1-2 wins apart.
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2010 September 16
Runway Reviews: Michael Kors, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Nanette Lepore, Milly
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Here comes the sun! Leave it to Michael Kors to stop all rain during Fashion Week and summon the sun for a vitamin D packed collection that championed all things bright and warm. A self-declared lover of hot temperatures, Kors created a collection inspired by his beach house and his garden here in New York. Organza tank dresses and poplin shirts in shades of iris, daffodil and grass looked as if they had been watered and then sprung up from the ground. "There is a lot of length and I really tried to be very tactile with a lot of texture. This is the first time I've ever done a collection without any black!" declared Kors. "I'm in a sunshine state of mind."
Phillip Lim packed the Park Avenue Armory with adoring front rowers, including Kanye West, showcasing 42 looks, each delicate and bold in its own right. Playing with texture, material and proportion, the pieces were veritable optical illusions. A taupe cut-out dress, black laser-etched top and hand-embroidered flora-dot trench all oozed intricacy and a sense of ease. Shades of blush, oak, and taupe made for a soft, dreamy palate and icy blues provided powerful bright spots. Lim, was after all, inspired by a Charlotte Gainsbourg lyric referencing the color. "She walks crooked and paints her eyelids blue/dandie-lion, I wanna go there too." Like a girl who paints her eyelids blue, Lim delivered a collection that was unapologetically original and fresh.
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Range-of-motion exercises and exercise programs prescribed by a physical therapist can delay the loss of joint function and help keep muscles strong.
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Joint protection techniques, heat and cold treatments, and splints or orthotic devices to support and align joints may be very helpful.
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See: Arthritis support group
How well a person does depend on the severity of symptoms.
People with rheumatoid factor
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seem to have a more severe form of the disease. People who develop RA at younger ages also seem to get worse more quickly.
Without proper treatment, permanent joint damage may occur. However, early treatment with many of the newer medicines have decreased joint pain and damage.
Rheumatoid arthritis can affect nearly every part of the body. Complications may include:
The treatments for RA can also cause serious side effects. Talk to your doctor about the possible side effects of treatment and what to do if they occur.
Call your health care provider if you think you have symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.
There is no known prevention. Proper early treatment can help prevent further joint damage.
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Number 175 Atlanta, Georgia October, 1907 President Bumstead's Letter of Resignation Boston, June 19, 1907. To the Trustees of Atlanta University. Gentlemen:—The time has come for me to resign the presidency of Atlanta University and to ask you to put another man in my place. Including one year of service as Acting-President, I have been the executive head of the institution for twenty years. For the twenty-two years since the death of President Ware, I have carried its financial burden. In all, as Instructor, Professor, Treasurer, Acting-President and President, I have given thirty-two years of service. Owing to various peculiar circumstances, these have been difficult and trying years in the history of Atlanta University. Whatever the record may have to show of success or failure, of profit or loss to the University, the years have been full of rewarding satisfaction to myself in the inestimable privilege of having so long a participation in a great Christian and patriotic work. There is no other career that I could wish today had been substituted for the one that has been mine. During all these years Atlanta University has grown—to some extent, I trust, by my efforts; in some degree, doubtless, in spite of my mistakes and failures; to a larger extent, surely, because of the loyal support and co-operation of students, teachers, trustees, and the great company of friends throughout the country, and, most of all, as we may reverently believe, because it has been a vine of God's own planting. But while the University has grown, my own strength and ability to serve it have not continued to grow proportionately to its needs. With advancing years I am conscious of a widening gap between the demands that are justly and properly laid upon the President and the maximum of effort that I am able to put forth to meet them. The point has been reached where the responsibility must be shifted to younger and stronger shoulders. I therefore ask you to accept my resignation as President of Atlanta University to take effect the coming first of September, this date being suggested in order that I may have time to close up as satisfactorily as possible the affairs of the past academic year. Without wishing in the least to dictate to the board or in any way to abridge the liberty of its choice, I will venture to ask the privilege of nominating my successor. The office of President came to me as successor to Edmund Asa Ware, the founder of Atlanta University, the friend of my youth, my classmate in college, my fellow worker, counselor and inspirer for the ten years preceding his death. His son, the Rev. Edward Twichell Ware, I have known and loved from his infancy. He was born and received all his early training at Atlanta University, is a graduate of Yale, his father's college and mine, and of Union Theological Seminary, and for the past ten years has been connected with the work of our own institution, seven of them as its chaplain. He has inherited many noble qualities from his father and mother and is true to the ideals that inspired their work. It would be a very great satisfaction and joy to me if the office which I received from so worthy a father could pass through me to so worthy a son. Nor is this a mere sentimental desire, for my calm judgment is that no candidate could be named so well fitted, by inheritance, experience and his own personal qualities, to meet the present needs of the University in the office of President as Edward Twichell Ware. As I lay down my work, I desire to express my sincere and heartfelt gratitude for all the sympathetic and loyal co-operation that I have enjoyed at the hands of trustees, faculty, students and friends of the institution.' May I also express my earnest hope and trust that Atlanta University will ever remain true to the ideals of its founders as represented by their staunch faith in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, and their purpose, so far as they could, to provide the amplest opportunities of Christian education for all people of every race and class. I remain, Very respectfully yours, Horace Bumstead. Mr. Ware's Letter of Acceptance Duxbury, Mass., Aug. 30, 1907. Rev. Frederick H. Means, Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Atlanta University. My Dear Mr. Means: I wish by this letter to formally accept the presidency of Atlanta University to which I was elected at the adjourned annual meeting of the Trustees held on Wednesday, June 19th, in Boston, Mass. There are several considerations which make it possible for me to do this. I have a deep and sincere belief in the principles of humanity for which Atlanta University stands. I believe in the democracy which means equality of opportunity for all people. I believe in the Christian brotherhood which, in genuine sympathy, reaches across the barriers which divide race from race and class from class. Atlanta University exemplifies these principles as applied to education. While I am conscious of my inexperience and my need for wisdom which comes only with the years, I am given courage and hope by the expressions of faith and confidence which have come to me from the Trustees, the teachers, the graduates and from many other friends. I am especially influenced by the fact that I was nominated by President Bumstead, and by his belief in my fitness to meet the needs of the University in the office of President. It is no small thing to me that I can enter upon the office with the hearty approval and sincere benediction of him who has, during the past twenty-two years, so nobly borne the burden of the work. I believe that Atlanta University is "a vine of God's own planting." The work to which I am called comes to me as a heritage from a noble past. I believe that it is God's will that I should undertake it; and I pray that He will give me wisdom and power to do it faithfully and well. There is no career which more strongly appeals to me than that of effective service in the cause of Christian education as represented by the ideals of Atlanta University. I therefore humbly and gladly accept the office to which I have been elected. Respectfully yours, Edward T. Ware.
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