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Rajasthan Royals' captain Rahul Dravid has said his bowlers' clinical performance was instrumental in their win over Pune Warriors on Tuesday.
"It was a very clinical performance, and hats off to my bowlers who did a fantastic job to restrict Pune to 125," Dravid said. "It was a good all-round performance by everyone, especially the bowlers who set the game up for us by making us chase only 125. If we had to chase anything over 150 it would have been a tough game.
"Good bowlers are the key, irrespective of whether they are fast or slow, they make a big difference and having a good quality bowling attack is really important. We do have some young bowlers in our side and a lot of our young bowlers have learnt a lot from this competition."
Warriors' batsmen struggled against the pace of Shaun Tait who picked up three for 13. "We use Tait when we need a wicket, he's our attack and shock bowler. Tait is our enforcer," Dravid said. "When he is bowling well it makes a big difference to the team. It's great to have him and Shane Waston performing well. Johan Botha is another critical member of our side; we also got a good spell out of Stuart Binny today, I though he bowled superbly.
"We may make plans but I really believe it's about execution," he said. "You can make all the plans you want but at the end of the day you're only as good as your bowlers who execute them, and I'm really happy that in the last couple of games our bowlers have done that."
Dravid said that Royals, who are currently fourth on the points table, behind Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi Daredevils and Mumbai Indians, needed to win a majority of their remaining matches to secure a berth in the play-offs. "We have four more games to go and we must focus on playing well," he said. "If you win well it helps the net run rate but I think we must not worry about net run rate at this stage. With a couple of teams in contention it looks like 18 points will be needed [to make the play-offs] but we must not worry about what is needed but just play good cricket."
Dravid, who retired from international cricket in March this year, said that despite his retirement his routine hasn't changed. "It has not been very different for me as I just quit international cricket and a couple of weeks later I was playing the IPL," he said. "It has just been a continuation of my career. It will only be in June that I'll have more time. For me it hasn't felt any different at all, whatever I had been doing while playing international cricket, I've just continued with the same mindset and routine."
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Fifty-three king cobras -- the world's longest poisonous snake -- were recently seized from a car in Vietnam.
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To be honest don't know a lot about the guy, but I would have thought he's have damned us to hell.
He possibly isn't the sanctimonious bigot I always took him for.
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I often get Jessie Jackson muddled up with Al Sharpton, though Al Sharpton is more of an equality ally then Jackson.
Go for it Jessie. Thank you very much for your support. I hope and pray that other Baptist Ministers follow suit. Trail blazer :-)
we need more like Jesse Jackson … especially within the black community .. historically black churches (even tho they are full of GBLT persons) have lead the way in condemning our community .. especially in the south of small towns where the black church is the center of activity …..so maybe Jesse Jackson's views will help turn that around
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Wow. That is really strong support from a very surprising source. I'm so glad he made the comparison with the Black struggle. Many are incensed when these are linked. Next to Obama Jackson is probably the most influential African-American. Thank you, Jesse. Better late than never.
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Admiral Paul Zukunft, the new U.S. Coast Guard Commandant, could fill the BWT leadership void.
Global efforts to combat the spread of invasive species in ballast water are hampered by a leadership void so serious that in April the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) discouraged further ratifications of the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) invasive species convention. Admiral Paul Zukunft, the new U.S. Coast Guard Commandant, could fill that void and get those efforts onto the right track.
The United States has been blessed with strong Coast Guard Commandants. Around the Gulf of Mexico, for instance, the quiet, serious demeanor of Admiral Thad Allen was crucial to recovery from Hurricane Katrina and efforts to end the BP Macondo oil well disaster. If anyone ever deserved a Congressional gold medal, it is Admiral Allen.
Our nation's newest Coast Guard Commandant, Admiral Paul F. Zukunft, took command on May 30. When Admiral Zukunft commanded the law enforcement-oriented Joint Interagency Task Force – West (JIATF-West) in Hawaii, I had the privilege of working with him from my post as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Counter-narcotics in the Pentagon. Zukunft and Allen were cut from the same cloth.
No American operational commander is responsible for ocean areas more vast than those within the JIATF-West commander's portfolio. Admiral Zukunft's duties as JIATF-West commander embraced diplomacy and maritime law enforcement cooperation with the entire Pacific Rim. Confronting bad actors of every stripe from pirates to traffickers, Zukunft and the Coast Guard wrote new chapters in the annals of international and interagency cooperation. That leadership ability and the Commandant's established international presence are badly needed today to correct what a former ICS president called the "chaotic fiasco" of the international ballast water control effort.
How do we state the problem simply?
A seasoned maritime industry actor attributes turmoil in the ballast water field to "haste to produce [the IMO invasive species convention] before the technology was ready." There is international consensus over the existence, scope, and consequences of the invasive species problem, but it is difficult to find consensus about much else, including standards on technology and sampling.
Speaking for industry, the ICS pointed in April to a "lack of robustness" with the IMO type-approval process for ballast water control technology, and with determining ballast water sampling criteria to be used by governments which check ballast tanks of vessels calling at their ports. These gaps cause uncertainty for ship owners pressed to install costly equipment which may later fail IMO scrutiny and facing a patchwork of water sampling standards at multiple ports on a single voyage.
Chaos indeed.
The ICS has also underscored an urgent need for 'grandfathering,' under all eventual standards, type-approved equipment already installed by ship owners trying valiantly to comply with unclear international norms in an uncertain regulatory environment.
Is international consensus over technology and sampling methodology achievable? Certainly. In aviation, for example, standardization of aircraft maintenance procedures, fuel sampling, and authentication of spare parts is widespread. Aircraft mechanics in Bishkek and New York working on a Boeing 777 are likely to understand each other's duties well because of global application of FAA standards. In telecommunications, international rules on use of the electromagnetic spectrum are observed across a diverse landscape of languages and culture. In the hydrocarbon industry, sampling and testing procedures used in Caspian production fields are familiar to producers in Oklahoma.
If standardization is achievable, then what's the trouble in the ballast water camp?
Why does the ICS write almost acidly in an April 8 press release that instead of searching for a "road map" to address compliance issues, IMO governments opted instead to study and (implicitly) duck the problem? For many governments, procrastination until the wolves are at the door is easier than grappling with hard issues. In the ballast water technology field, global shipping and its regulators already know how to deal with complex technology. What they lack is strong leadership to resolve issues like those which ICS put on the table.
Enter Admiral Zukunft. What could he do about this situation?
First, and perhaps most important, he could lead the U.S. Executive branch to internal consensus over U.S. ballast water control policy. Admiral Zukunft is a new figure on the block, and can provide fresh perspective, energy, and strong interagency leadership where it is needed. To make a difference internationally, the Coast Guard and Environmental Protection Agency must speak with one voice on standards and sampling.
Second, I would encourage Admiral Zukunft to take on the global ballast water regulation problem aggressively. It is an important problem aggravated by IMO member state procrastination and no firm hand on the rudder. Coast Guard and Navy personnel are trained to exercise leadership when confronted with a shipboard fire, with flooding, or with other dangers at sea. This means that someone on the scene will step forward and forcefully state – "I am in charge." The global ballast water "fiasco" needs this.
Diplomacy is required, of course, in a field with major international implications. But Admiral Zukunft is already a well-known quantity in nations which operate much of the world's commercial shipping. My hunch is that most would welcome his leadership on the ballast water control issue, as all nations potentially are affected by a leadership void. Whether one stands before the town council or a multilateral specialized technical organization like the IMO, leadership is no picnic. But it is vital in all settings, and no less so on the ballast water front. A distinguished officer like Admiral Zukunft could craft a consensus on how to proceed on ballast water technology under the IMO convention when it comes into force, how to reconcile the convention's technology provisions with member state regimes, and how to build a standard sampling methodology that will provide ship owners and states the certainty they require. I believe that this work could be accomplished without doing violence to the convention's basic integrity, and within the IMO framework.
Global shipping needs the ballast water regulation "road map" whose absence was forcefully noted by the ICS in April. In my judgment, Admiral Zukunft has the leadership skills required to chart that course. It is a worthy undertaking. There is a compelling need now for someone with his gravitas, professional knowledge, and credentials to step forward and announce: "I am in charge."
The Author
Organizer of Mexico's first ballast water technology conference, Richard Douglas advises transport firms about non-OECD markets. He is also a lawyer, a veteran of Iraq and the Bush Pentagon, and began adult life in a Navy engine room.
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Can new USCG Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft fill the Ballast Water Leadership void? (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Patrick Kelley)
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The USCG informs that the U.S. is due to become the 20th nation to join the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP),
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Russia's Rosneft and U.S. ExxonMobil are continuing to drill in the Kara Sea and plan to stop work by Oct. 10, Russian Deputy Energy Minister Kirill Molodtsov said on Tuesday.
After the referendum debate on Scottish independence Guy Platten, Chief Executive Officer of the UK Chamber of Shipping has called for the divisions created by the campaign to be healed.
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New Poster For Dancing With The Stars Season 19
Wow, I'm speechless! It's beautiful. What do you think? Thanks to @dancingabc and @GMA for posting at twitter. Also, you can view some baby pictures of the pros at this link.
Wow, I'm speechless! It's beautiful. What do you think? Thanks to @dancingabc and @GMA for posting at twitter. Also, you can view some baby pictures of the pros at this link.
I'm a fashion and music fan....and I have always loved dancing too of any kind. Dancing With The Stars seems to have this way of bringing all of those things together. One of my favorite dancing quotes at the moment: "No matter what, nobody can take away the dance you've already had...." ~Gleb Savchenko . For fun music and dance mixes, visit WilUnleashed Soundcloud.
That is an amazing graphic. Love the color pop.
Kym and tristan
Looks like that could be Lindsay to me?
Lindsey and Gleb
Yeah, that looks like Lindsay to me as well. Hope she'll be back in the troupe this season. Either way, awesome poster!
I'm also think she is Lindsey but after checking season 13 and 14's posters, same bracelet & earring, looks like Kym.
Love the pic of kid Karina with her partner!
I think it is Kym and Tristan….who we all miss.
It's Tristan and Kym. Tristan confirmed it to his fansite administrators today.
I LOVE this seasons promo poster. The graphics with the dress are so cool and the yellow is amazing. It doesn't hurt either that its my two fav pros in the picture.
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A Kendra Michaels Murder Mystery
By Iris Johansen & Roy Johansen
St. Martin's Press, $27.99, 336 pages
Born blind, Kendra Michaels' other senses are highly acute, and when new stem-cell surgery restores her sight, she embraces that miracle by developing the ability to see what others are unlikely to notice. She has assisted law enforcement with her unique powers of observation and perception in the past, visiting grizzly crime scenes and offering useful bits of overlooked information to FBI agents. When she realizes that a series of copycat murders are being committed in imitations of previous cases, she knows she must become involved again. However, when people Kendra knows become victims of these brutal crimes, she realizes that she may know the murderer and that she may be next.
Iris Johansen and her son Roy, whom she has successfully collaborated with in the past, have once again delivered a tale with thrilling plots and unforgettable characters. This story creates superb tension and page after page of suspense. Mystery fans trying to guess the who and how of the killings will be kept in the dark right up to the stunning finish.
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64-bit versions of one of the earliest Linux distros were previously available only from the Bluewhite64 or Slamd64 projects. Now Slackware Linux has finally come out with its own native version.
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Volkerding thanked his team, and Eric Hameleers in particular, for the test effort. He also gave appreciation to the "unofficial 64-bit projects for taking up the slack for us for so long so that we could take our time getting everything just right."
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QUESTION:I am trying to locate a local source for the Powdered Red Clay spoke about in making wildflower seed balls. I live in Round Rock, Texas and have called many local nursery and no one knows what I am talking about.
Without totally intending to be flip, we sometimes think that plant experts try to be too, well, expert. Frankly, we're pretty sure that the "Powdered Red Clay" referred to in our How To Article on "Making Seedballs" is what is commonly known as "dirt". We really did try to find where "Powdered Red Clay" occurred naturally and it proved a little difficult. You can find all sorts of soil maps, but there are so many different types of soil in Texas, even in a small area like Williamson County, and many of them side by side.
So, let's see if we can figure out how to come up with a proper ingredient for Powdered Red Clay seedballs. Soil is usually compounded of three different sized particles. The largest particles are sand, through which water flows very readily. The next is silt, and finally, the smallest particles are clay. The clay particles are so small and cling together so tightly that there are not enough porous spaces between to permit water to travel through it. Test some dirt in your own area-not fill or compost brought in, but just the native dirt. Get a little of it wet, scoop up a fistful (isn't scientific investigation fun?) and squeeze. If it sticks together in a glob, rather than just collapsing and sliding away, you've got clay. In this area, it's probably red clay, but we don't think that makes a whole lot of difference. The main thing is, it sticks together, so you can get seeds into it and a ball made out of it. The article referenced above gives pretty specific instructions about what soils you need and how to make them, and also mentions that if you're really concerned about getting red clay soil specifically that you can order a terry cotta clay from ceramic supply houses. It also cautions that there should be some sand in the mix. Again, in this part of Central Texas, I think you'd be hard pressed to dig your hand in some natural dirt and not find a good mix of clay and sand. After all, that's what our wildflowers are growing in now, right?
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At the time I scoffed. I was really into Picasso, and Braque and all those guys, and had no time for trad artists like Constable. I felt sorry for the limited horizons of the woman, even if she was obviously a complete philistine and deserved to be exposed.
And now? Well, now, I think things must have come full circle, because when I look deep into my soul I see that it is years since I thought much about Picasso and that the exhibitions I have most enjoyed in the last couple of years have both been, not of Constable, but certainly of landscape painting from the 19th century.
One, in 2003, was America Sublime, at the Tate. This was a stunning display of huge landscapes of the newly discovered American landmass, by artists quite unknown to the British, like Bierstadt and Cropsey, Cole and Gifford. The other, in 2004, at the National, was Russian Landscape in the Age of Tolstoy. This was a stunning display of huge landscapes of the Russian landmass, by artists quite unknown to us, like Shishkin and Levitan and Kuindzhi (this last man is quite wonderful).
And yet, for all the similarities, there were huge differences. For one thing, it was all new to the Americans. It was as if they were discovering the Garden of Eden, an unknown paradise. For the Russians, the land was just as vast, but well-known. It was Mother Russia, already populated, however sparsely. There were peasants in the fields, churches in the distance, steam boats on the misty rivers.
One painting caught my imagination. It showed a horse-drawn coach setting off down a track. Ahead is a vast wood, and the eye stretches beyond the wood to what looks like the whole of Russia in the distance, through which the coach must go before it reaches anywhere, but the driver knows exactly where he is going. It's all home territory.
In the American paintings, it's the excitement of the new that comes at you. The styles are far more melodramatic; there's lighting, storms, rainbows, sunsets,railway viaducts looking like Roman aqueducts. And suddenly it hits you. This is Hollywood on canvas! These guys are in showbiz! It is no suprise to learn that some of them took their huge canvases back to New York and displayed them like movies, behind curtains which were drawn when the audience paid and entered. Even looking at the tiny reproductions of the Niagara paintings in the catalogue, you can sense the excitement that must have seized the viewers 150 years ago.
In the Russian paintings there was no excitement, a quiet celebration at most. The more common mood was of resignation. There is a painting by Isaak Levitan called The Vladimirka Road, which shows just a dirt track ambling off into the woods, but which would have been well-known to viewers as the road down which political prisoners trudged on the start of their weary way to Siberia. In Russia there was already a history of repression of dissidence. In America that was all still to come.
Well, there you have it. I have been raving about two landscape shows which are long over. I suppose I should now be raving about the Monet, Whistler and Turner show just hitting town. Oddly enough, I have already seen it. I saw it by accident in Toronto last year, on a family visit. I even dragged my 17-year-old son to see it. He was bored stiff. All that old hat landscape stuff, Dad! It's so old-fashioned! Get modern!
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David Pye examines how auto-enrolment costs are shaping up, how opt-out and opt-in rates look, and what the future holds
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Metro Bank CFO Michael Brierley tells Financial Director how the bank is shaking up the established order
Accountancy Age expands on last year's successful masterclasses with new series of courses
The recent floods were catastrophic for many, but how did UK businesses fare – and what can they do to be better off in future weather events? asks Neil Hodge
There is too much volatility in world markets for predictions more than 12 months hence to be anything other than guesswork
The Rural Payments Agency's FD talks of its successful efforts to avoid another set of qualified accounts
Pre-pack administrations raise questions of morality and integrity for finance directors
This web seminar will explain how finance directors can monitor and understand the various financial costs of staff turnover, including logistical costs and the impact of lost productivity as new employees are brought up to speed
With AA CFO Andy Boland to leave the newly-listed business alongside the departure of its CEO, will governance concerns be answered prior to a new finance chief's arrival?
Investor group uses Betfair as example of disconnect between law and accounting rules
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This web seminar will explain how finance directors can monitor and understand the various financial costs of staff turnover
This web seminar looks at how to tailor employee benefits to meet the needs of changing workforce
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Accountancy Age expands on last year's successful masterclasses with new series of courses
This article focuses on CFO's top priorities for process improvement and highlights how CFOs can win approval for change programs.
The Autumn Statement contained a surprise announcement that the "last 3 years" exemption for principal private residence relief will be reduced to 18 months for disposals on or after 6 April 2014. This article looks at how significant the change could be with a 'back to basics' look at three situations which will be affected.
It's not all Rickrolling and LOLcats: Millennial workers are key to the future of finance and understanding them is essential to unlocking their value...