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I really enjoyed this story. :) I was really glad that it was, in it's own right, about the trio and didn't mention much about the other golden trio. Your characterization was rather amazing, and I have grown to really like your characters and understand them.
There are a few grammatical and punctuation issues that made me slow down, but it didn't hurt the story. ;)
Great job! I am looking forward to reading more.
This was ah-may-zing. Honestly, it was a really good read and although i knew what was going to happen next, it was intresting to read it from another point of view as opposed to HP.
Keep up the good work
Love it !
I love your story and I hope that you will keep witing sequals! I also loved the Snape and daughter relationship, in all those scenes Snape acted way within the Snape from the book's personality but of course with a softer side to Destiny. All your characters were so believeable but I kinda want Drake Bell and Destiny to fall for each other. I have to say that Destiny is my favorite even Silver and Salazlar are growing on me, mostly since Salazer's growing relationship with Drake Bell. You pinned Dumbledore's friendly all-know-iness and it was awsome how everything stuck to the books story line and if you think back everything you made up is very possible which justmakes it stick into my head even more than a random harry potter fic. I was sooooo relieved that the Moon twins did mostly the right thing, deep, deep, deep, deep, deep down they really do have good heart. And by the way I did see a few typos but was to lazy to reveiw, suggestion: if you coppy and paste each chapter one by one into a word document it will usually show you some things you missed. Anyway I REALLY want you to keep writing about their years at Hogwarts, PLEASE! Like next with the chamber of secrets I can really see how the trio would get into trouble with that one with their snake speaking, courious slytherin-ness, and their ties to Dumbledore, Snape, and Voldemort. So PLEASE! (Will flattery work?) You are such a good writer, SO good I am envious and wish I could write half as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response: Hey, that's for the praise. I say flattery won't usually work with me but never fear I have already planned on writing sequels. I have all seven books planned out already. I think I may even write a number eight but I'm not completely sure. I am currently writing the second year and four chapters are completed. However, as I am in college, I want to finish at least ten chapters before I start posting them, just in case I am forced to stop writing for a while. As a long time reader of fanfics I know how annoying it is to read half a story and wait months and months for the next chapter.
It's funny that Destiny is your favorite character because when it comes to writing I think that she is my favorite point of view. And, about Drake Bell, I'm sorry but Destiny and him will only be friends. They kind of remind me of a Harry and Hermione friendship. They seem like they could fall for each other but they never will.
To bring up the Twins I think you might learn to love them as they grow and change. They are they two characters that learn the most in the series. (Mostly with the help of Dumbledore and Drake.)
I love it and I love Destiny she is so true to her personality and I also like that Snape is back to normal
"Talk about honestly," the headmaster said through chuckles, wiping his tearing eyes. (Should it be honesty)
Author's Response: Hey, I was just looking through all my reviews and yours popped up. I remembered how you wanted me to write more stories and I just wanted to let you know, if you don't already, that Book Two is nearly finished. I just have to post three more chapters.
Hey, the personalities of Snape and Dumbledore are right on!!!!!!
-"Perhaps, it is best to start with those marks that must have caused a few questions in the past," Dumbledore continued assertively. "That particular branding is called the Dark Mark and they are giving to Death Eaters by the much feared, Lord Voldemort." and I think there is somthing wrong with that sentence
Hey, I really like the changing point of veiws. Also I'm sorry if you take offense but if I see an error I'll tell you:"You seemed to be in a generous mood," Destiny said as she looked up and noticed how close he was stood from her. (tense?)
Author's Response: Oh, I don't mind if you tell me the errors. This one I did fix but some I probably won't bother. It's just that some of the mistakes are so minor I would rather use the time to write other chapters.
Hey, I love the idea.
I think there is an error in your third paragraph. Can't wait to read more!
Sorry about that! You already said you had the entire series planned out! Someone must have obliterated my memory! Can't wait for more!
Author's Response: I just wanted to give you notice that I am trying to get the first chapter of Year Two posted so be on the look out.
I have totallyenjoyed this! Great job!! Very fun to read! Will you be taking the trio into the other books?! (pleeeeease?!)
Yay! Another chapter up! I didn't get a chance to read this until today, but it's great. Seriously, I can't wait until the final chapter of this story and for the second story, as well as the rest of the series.
One thing, though: I don't think it's in this chapter, but some of the other chapters have slightly incorrect grammer, such as incorrectly placed commas and full stops at the end of questions instead of question marks. You haven't done any of that in this chapter (incorrect grammar, as far as I can see) but I'm pretty sure that there have been some errors in your grammar in past chapters. Be sure to watch out for any grammar issues.
I seriously can't wait for the next update. Soon?
Author's Response: Last chapter just posted, enjoy.
I read very quickly and likely will have more to say later, but for now just one quesiton: In your version, can Dumbledore understand the twins when they speak Parseltongue? And if so, do they realize it? (Sorry if this was addressed and I just missed it.)
Author's Response: No, Dumbledore can't speak Parseltongue. Dumbledore never says anything about it because he realizes it is just a means for the twins to communicate to each other and the headmaster allows for the twins to keep their bond.
I like it! It rolls very well with the original!Slazar better make his move quick! :)
Ohhh, i love this fanfic! It's great! Really well thought out...I have suspected from the beginning that the twins would be Good, because even though they share many of Voldy's traits, and Salazer even looks like him, pricisely because they are twins would have some affect on their choice of good/evil right? i mean, Tom Riddle was never loved and nobody loved him, but the twins had each other and love each other (And they have Destiny as well).
anyway, please keep writing and i am so looking forwards to the other years, especially year 7!!!
Keep going!!!
Author's Response: Just wanted to let you know. I have almost posted the entire Year Two.
Oh good!! I was worried for a second about the twins, but this is great!! After this one is over, will you be putting them into the other stories?
Author's Response: Oh yes, I have already planned on writing seven stories in the series; one for each of the years at Hogwarts. I also may write one more about the years after Voldemort's downfall. I hope to start posting my second year in a month or so after I complete the first.
So! Does this mean that the twins have taken the sight of the light? Personally I think so. However, I don't really get why Salazar and Silver send off the fake letter to Dumbledore and then go to visit him in his office when they both know he would have gone to London.
I'm under the impression that this is sort of like their first double-agent task: "proving" to Voldemort that they will carry out the task their father has set them while at the same time not really going after the stone or helping in some way. But one criticism: it's like Salazar and Silver expected Dumbledore to know that it was fake, and maybe that was the intention. I shall compliment you on the fact that you didn't reveal anything during the previous chapter that would have given the true intentions on the twins-I was convinced that they would really join the dark side-but could you possibly explain the reasoning behind forging a letter to the headmaster and then 'expecting' the headmaster to know that it's a fake and return to Hogwarts that same day please?
I love your story anyway. To be honest I have a feeling that this story is coming to an end. How many more chapters are you going to write for this story? And when's the next chapter going to come up? I can't wait for it!
Author's Response: Yes, the twins have completely betrayed Voldemort so they are seeking an ally in Dumbledore. The reason they sent the letter was to give themselves two plans in one move. If one failed they had a back up plan.
FIrst, they believed their letter was good enough to fool Dumbledore. At the same time, they thought Dumbledore would be intelligent enough to know to come back to the castle after finding out that the letter was fake. Their first and main plan was to go to Dumbledore after Voldemort went after the Stone so their father wouldn't know that they betrayed him. They believed that if they didn't send Dumbledore away, Voldemort would plainly see their betrayal and they would have very short lives. Sal and Silv, meant to tell Dumbledore just in time so he would be able to stop Voldemort and the headmaster would help make it look like Dumbledore out-smarted them. (Which probably wouldn't surprise Voldemort as he would know how intelligent the headmaster is.)
Though the Moon Twins didn't think of their actions as a double-agent task, looking back they will see how good at it they were and they do plan on becoming spies at the end of the second year. Plus, Voldemort still believes that they helped him so Sal and Silver will think that it's their only option. They will make it appear as they are Death Eaters but since they don't want to belong to the Dark Lord, they aid Dumbledore in secret. (I know it sounds like they would be taking Snape's place but as the Moon Twins are Harry and Draco's age, Voldemort will order Sal and Silver to use their positions to keep an eye on them. Snape will still be order to keep eye on Dumbledore.)
Side note: As you know, in my story, Dumbledore never left his office but he made it sound like he did by telling McGonagall that he was leaving. In my mind, Dumbledore was hoping that whoever sent the letter would give themselves away if he appeared to have left. (He couldn't possibly know that Harry would talk to McGonagall.) And, even Dumbledore wasn't expecting it to be the twins that sent the note or for the reason that they gave. Also, remember, in all the books, Dumbledore never gave Harry a good reason as to why he "returned" and saved Harry. Dumbledore just said, after arriving at the Ministry, he thought Hogwarts was the place he should be and that Hermione's owl must have just missed him. In my story, the Moon Twins was the connection and Dumbledore is keeping their secret.
Now, for their second, fall back on, plan (The one they hoped wouldn't happen.) -- If for some reason Dumbledore didn't trust that they really meant to cross their father, Salazar and Silver would just have waited until the day Voldemort did return and tell him how they sent the letter but disgracefully, their actions were not successful. They would have begged for mercy and they would have gone to the dark side. But, the first plan did work out so no need to worry.
Sadly, like the Harry Potter novels, at this point in the year, the story is almost over. I have to post two more chapters for this year. The next one is already wrote and now I have to edit it and post. The last chapter will hopefully be up in about a week or so, later. Then, I hope to start posting my second year in about a month or so. Hopefully sooner. And finally, thanks very much for the compliments.
Oh my gosh! I can't believe it! Salazar and Silver are going to work for Voldy-poo? Hmmm.
I have the suspicion that, being who they are, they have something up their sleeves, but I can never be sure with those two. I know you said in the respons to one of my reviews that they aren't going to go down into the trapdoor, but I had no idea that they would still help in some way! I was under the impression that they would just sit in the background. So, now they aren't! What's Destiny going to say about this? Is she going to hate them (if she does indeed find out about this)?
What I find very interesting is that Severus really does hate Salazar. Any particular reason why this may be? Or is it just because Salazar is Voldy's son?
Astrid Brice-wow. She just can't stop following Salazar around, can she? No offence, but I don't really like her. I'm under the impression that she's very stalker like and the sort of person who never leaves people alone. In fact, I actually think of her who's sort of...stubborn, doesn't give up and will do anything to get Salazar's affections.
Jane, too, is someone I don't really like. Personally, I think the moon twins and Destiny are treating her a little unfairly...but maybe that's because there are no scenes showing Jane's meaness in the story yet. A scene like that would be great (not that I'm saying that a scene like that is completely and utterly necessary).
I hope both Astrid and Jane get their fair shares in the story-which reminds me: do either of them interfere with the twin's plans for forging a fake letter to Dumbledore?
I'd just like to say that I enjoyed chapters 15 and 16 immensely, as well as the rest of the story (of course). Hope you update soon!
Author's Response: You're right to think that the Moon Twins are up to something but that's all I'm going to say about that. However, I'll also add that Destiny will only find out what's going on after everything unfolds. I know, very cryptic but I assure you the next chapter will explain most of what's happening.
About Severus and Salazar, they are both thinking the same thing about the other. 'If they never meet again it will be too soon.' Now I know that sounds like they hate each other but that's not so. Severus thinks Salazar is just an arrogant child but because of Destiny, Severus tries (very hard) to be a little civil to him. However, as we know, civil is not an adjective to describe Severus, or Salazar for that matter. Salazar thinks Severus only sees Voldemort in him and Salazar is overly annoyed about that. Salazar doesn't hate Severus. It's more like Salazar respects the professor but Salazar won't be admitting that out loud or even to himself for a while.
Astrid Brice is first and foremost your average run of the mill, preppy, first class girl who sinks her claws into a cute boy and won't let him go. True, not many girls are as courageous as she is at twelve years old but there are some out there. In my mind, her mother is a very young woman, probably single with not many good parent skills. Astrid probably grew up watching her mother flirt with a lot of good-looking men and she picked up some of those habits. You're right, she is very stubborn and she won't be leaving Salazar alone for some time, no matter what he says.
And, for the record, don't worry about not liking a few of my characters. I hate Jane myself too but there is a point to all of the people I have created, whether or not I have shown it yet. Actually, Jane's part won't show up until the beginning of the third year. But, I will be working her character until then. And, never forget, the Moon Twins are not nice and never pretend to be. Even if Jane was the nicest Slytherin ever, the twins would still treat her like crap. Actually they might treat her worst because they think overly nice people are fools.
All in all, Astrid and Jane will appear quite a bit more. Jane comes into play a lot in the next year when the Chamber is being open and Astrid will be cornering Salazar for years. But no, neither one of them will be interfering with the twins' plan. And, I'm glad you have like the chapters. I think you will enjoy reading the next few. Almost done writing the next one so it should be up very soon.
Seriously? Just like that, they bend to daddy's will?
Author's Response: Don't worry, I have a few tricks up my sleeve. Or should I say the Moon Twins do.
Love it! Best chapter on the two of them so far! Can't wait for more!!
Oh, I want to say a few things. Thanks for replying to my last review. I enjoyed the dose of info greatly! What I want to know is when the next chapter's come up! I'm not so patiently waiting for it!
And not only that, I also want to know whether Salazar and Silver will even go down the trapdoor and into the chambers of the Philosopher's Stone. Another thing: can you please show what Silver and Destiny-and even Drake, if possible-see in the Mirror of Erised? And if you don't, can you please tell me? As long as it doesn't spoil the whole story, of course!
Author's Response:
Well, the next chapter is describing Christmas Day and Destiny's birthday and I already wrote a little more than half of the chapter so it should be up in a few days I hope.
As for the twins going down the trap door, sorry but that won't happen. Now that Salazar and Silver have decided not to get the Stone, they won't want to bother risking their necks for nothing. But, I will let you know that someday the trio will go down the Chamber of Secrets. So, they do get to explore some of Hogwarts secrets not many get to.
Now, to be honest, I never did consider what the others would actually see in the mirror but after you asked, I sat down and thought about it and I can tell you now.
Silver - At this moment in her life, Silver would see her brother on her right and Destiny on her left. They all would look like power is being emitted out of them. Also, behind the trio would be faceless people who appear to be looking up to them. Sort of like the trio are the leaders of their own group. However, note, there would be no sign of light or dark, just general power because at this point, Silver doesn't discriminate good versus evil. "There is no good or evil, only power!"
Destiny - Destiny would see Severus standing on her right side with his hand on her shoulder. Then on her other side would be Salazar and beside him, Silver. The twins would be side by side, Salazar smirking with his arms crossed and he looks quite happy. Then, Silver would have her right hand on her hip and she would be waving, with her left. It would be a simple wave but Destiny would be shocked to see that Silver doesn't have the Dark Mark on her forearm. Destiny would assume Salazar wouldn't be branded either, but she can't see to make completely sure. Also, like Harry, Destiny would see her dead mom that she always wanted to meet. Then, the surprising thing is, she would also see, Drake and Dumbledore standing behind her mother. (Destiny's biggest desire is feel like she has a place and people who care for her, though she acts like she doesn't.) Drake is becoming, as you will see in the next chapter, Destiny's first 'real' friend and Dumbledore was there for her when she needed help. (Very similar to how Dumbledore is always there for Severus. "Like father, like ... daughter!?")
Drake - Now, his would be interesting. I don't want to elaborate to much or it will spoil a few things but I will tell. First, Drake would stand in front of the mirror and straight away he would see a man with the same color eyes as him with short reddish-brown hair. The man is wearing an old sweater vest and dress pants. Only the man's eyes would give it away to Drake that he was seeing his father for the first time. However, as soon as he figures it out, the image of his father would dissolve away, to Drake's utter disappointment. Then, in his father's place, Drake sees himself with Silver standing on his right side and she is holding his hand. Almost as soon as the new image is shown, the real Drake begins to smile and then he sees that Salazar and Destiny showed up a little ways behind Silver and him. Salazar is sort of rolling his eyes at Silver and Drake and Destiny is just looking very happy. (Drake always wanted to see his father but now his heart is conflicted because of Silver and who he considers his new friends. However, Drake is not foolish, he knows the trio haven't considered him as a true friend, yet.)


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This construction project requires a 12-week reduction of Southwest Naito Parkway to two lanes, one in each direction, for approximately two blocks south of Southwest Harrison Street.
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The grade increase, which will reach 3 feet at its highest point, will create a gradual rise in Southwest Naito Parkway to enable it to intersect the light rail alignment approximately 200 feet south of Southwest Harrison Street.
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The hunt begins here – enjoy the search. We're not going to drop anything verging on secret, what you see is established. Keep it clean, mind your manners. Respect your fellow surfer, share some waves.
Surfing the Pacific Northwest
If you're just getting into the sport, there are plenty of good places to learn. Stick to the mainstream established spots until you are comfortable and proficient in the water (for the sake of everyones safety and patience). In Washington, Westport should be your first introduction to the scene. There's a couple surf shops in town that can supply gear and give you some advice on local conditions. For Oregon surfing, you have more options – and more surf shops close to the ocean. You'll find other surfers learning on the inside of Short Sands in summertime – and good towns for advice and direction would be Seaside, Canon Beach and Lincoln City.
Summertime is best for learning as the waves are usually mellow, although the water temperature is still cold. You'll want a 5/4/3mm wetsuit standard in the Northwest. Keep your feet warm with 5 or 7mm booties. Gloves are optional – but most people wear 3mm gloves in the wintertime. Remember the ocean is a dynamic place and conditions can change fast – stay within your comfort level and in control. Have fun.


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"How can (the Braves) want to get rid of a guy so bad and then end up getting a shortstop and two good prospects like that in return?"http://markbowman.mlblogs.com/archives/2010/07/wren_had_to_trade_escobar.html --An unnamed scout quoted on Bowman's Blog on AtlantaBraves.com.
Brewers acquired second baseman Felipe Lopez from the Diamondbacks for outfielder Cole Gillespie and RHP Roque Mercedes. Lopez was hitting .305/.368/.416 with six homers and six steals for the Diamondbacks. The Brewers figure to install him as their primary second baseman and leadoff hitter, leaving his fantasy value largely unchanged. This figures to end Mat Gamel's stint in Milwaukee, as Craig Counsell can now share time at third with Casey McGehee. The Diamondbacks could call up Rusty Ryal for a trial at second base. He shouldn't be a long-term option, but when the alternatives are Augie Ojeda and Ryan Roberts, he's worth a shot.http://www.rotoworld.com/content/Headlines.aspx?sport=MLB&hl=270005 So, while I'm not advocating us having been in a Felipe Lopez pursuit, there were some who had mentioned him as a potential target. It does seem like it cost a lot; Gillespie has been a top-nine Brewers prospect for three seasons running and Mercedes is pitching very well as a middle reliever in high A at 22.
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Opa-locka is considering a slightly lower tax rate to residents for the 2014-15 fiscal year.
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The demonstration garden at Rogers Farm is a showcase for creative theme gardens, unique plant varieties, innovative designs, and prolific vegetable gardens. Maintained by Master Gardener Volunteers since 1994, the intent is to demonstrate proper gardening practices and inspire both the novice and seasoned gardener. The gardens are open to the public between dawn and dusk, 7 days a week. Free educational programs are hosted in the garden throughout the growing season. No registration is required. All programs are held rain or shine. In poor weather, programs will be offered in the large red barn across the street from the gardens.
Stay tuned for a list of 2014 programs!!
Directions to Rogers Farm:
From I-95 take exit 193. Turn right onto Stillwater Ave, at the third traffic light take a left onto Bennoch Road. Travel 1.5 miles. The demonstration garden will be on your right across from the University Research Farm. You will see the farm buildings on your left.
We gratefully acknowledge the following supporters for making the season a success:
Ellis' Nursery – Hudson, ME
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Master Gardener Volunteers – Penobscot County
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Lions', Raiders' coaching staffs will lead Senior Bowl teams
The coaching staffs of the Detroit Lions and Oakland Raiders will serves as the coaches for the 2013 Senior Bowl, it was announced Thursday.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Vikings in, Bears left out
The Vikings earned a rematch with Green Bay in the wild-card playoffs but the Bears have nothing to show for 10 regular-season wins.
Bears hang on, defeat Lions 26-24
Jay Cutler threw for 257 yards and a touchdown, and the Bears kept their playoff hopes alive - for now - with a 26-24 win over the Lions.
Key matchup: Bears defense vs. Lions WR Calvin Johnson
In Wednesday's key matchup, we look ahead to Sunday's meeting between the Bears and Lions.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers roll, Vikes control fate
The Packers might have wrapped up the North, but the Vikings' win Sunday means they control their fate in Week 17.
Lions WR Johnson breaks Rice's single-season receiving record
Calvin Johnson became the NFL's single-season receiving yardage leader Saturday night, breaking Jerry Rice's long-held record.
Falcons top Lions 31-18 for NFC home-field playoff advantage
The Falcons have earned home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs with their 31-18 win over the Lions.
Lions' key secondary players can test market
Two of the Lions' more interesting offseason decisions come in the secondary.
Lions place DT Fairley on I.R.
The Lions placed second-year DT Nick Fairley on injured reserve and signed DT Ogemdi Nwagbuo.
Lions sign CB Bartell, place CB Lacey on I.R.
The Lions signed CB Ron Bartell and placed Jacob Lacey on injured reserve.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers' win has Bears on outside looking in
The Packers continued their dominance over the Bears, sweeping the season series and clinching first place in the NFC North.
Cardinals snap losing streak with win over Lions
Greg Toler brought back an interception 102 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown to seal Arizona's 38-10 victory over Detroit on Sunday.
Lions DT Williams done for the season
The Lions placed DT Corey Williams on injured reserve and signed DT Andre Fluellen.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Bears moving in opposite directions
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Packers alone atop NFC North after win over Lions
The Packers are a victory away from clinching the NFC North title after beating the Lions 27-20 on Sunday night.
Jacksonville traded Thomas to Detroit for an undisclosed draft pick Tuesday. Thomas signed a three-year extension worth $18 million last October that includes $9 million guaranteed.||||||| The Lions lost receiver Nate Burleson for the season last week, so Thomas gives them depth behind Calvin Johnson, Titus Young and rookie Ryan Broyles. Thomas has 13 receptions for 80 yards this season.
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Thomas had a career-high eight receptions for 88 yards in Monday's 30-3 loss to the Titans.||||||| Thomas leads the Jaguars with 29 catches for 346 yards, but isn't getting many looks near the end zone. As a team, Jacksonville has nine touchdown receptions, and Thomas doesn't have one of them.
Thomas had five catches for 68 yards in a 31-28 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.||||||| Thomas is not known by the fantasy world but he has good hands and a good rapport with QB David Garrard. He could provide some useful points if healthy.
Thomas had six catches for 89 yards in a 24-17 win over Denver on Sunday.||||||| This was a nice debut for the 5-foot-8 Thomas, who had 453 receiving yards as a rookie last year. He's likely nothing more than a depth option at this point, but it may be worth keeping an eye on his production.


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New owners could have a strong influence in the top 10, although trades could shake up the order, with many teams eagerly hoping to be able to acquire additional picks, slide down and still land the player of their choice at a better price. Juniors kick off the draft, with the top seven all expected to be underclassmen (denoted by an asterisk), and 19 in all projected in the first round. Interest that teams have expressed in trading up (U) or down (D) is indicated after each team. Despite the considerable interest in dealing, no trades have been projected, and instead concentration was placed on matching players with the teams where they're most likely to land.
1. Indianapolis Colts
QB Andrew Luck, Stanford*
Jim Irsay lands his successor to Peyton Manning.
2. Washington Redskins
QB Robert Griffin, Baylor*
Mike Shanahan puts his future in the hands of RG3.
3. Minnesota Vikings (D)
CB Morris Claiborne, LSU*
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WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State*
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RB Trent Richardson, Alabama*
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6. St. Louis Rams (U)
OT Matt Kalil, USC*
With OTs Jason Smith and Rodger Saffold having battled injuries and Sam Bradford in need of better protection, Kalil falls into the lap of another USC alum, head coach Jeff Fisher, who is delighted to fortify the pocket. Trent Richardson is the apple of Fisher's eye.
7. Jacksonville Jaguars (D)
DE Whitney Mercilus, Illinois*
An owner with strong Illini ties makes presence felt in the first Draft Day decision of his tenure, giving the Jaguars a pass rusher brimming with upside. GM Gene Smith hopes he can find an interested suitor willing to deal up for Ryan Tannehill or Mark Barron, with the Seahawks and Jets respectively standing as potential suitors.
8. Miami Dolphins (D)
QB Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M
After years of striking out on quarterbacks with second-round picks, owner Stephen Ross sees that a quarterback is in place for the future over GM Jeff Ireland's preferred choice of DE Quinton Coples.
9. Carolina Panthers
DE Quinton Coples, North Carolina
GM Marty Hurney made a statement by going against the grain last year and is empowered to take the best available talent again.
10. Buffalo Bills (U, D)
S Mark Barron, Alabama
GM Buddy Nix fills a pressing need with another SEC standout, although moving up for Matt Kalil remains possible with demand high for the draft's only playmaking safety.
11. Kansas City Chiefs (D)
MLB Luke Kuechly, Boston College*
The safest pick in the draft makes an immediate impact for conservative GM Scott Pioli and becomes a team leader and fan favorite from Day One for Romeo Crennel.
12. Seattle Seahawks (U)
DT Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State*
Word around the league is that Pete Carroll and GM John Schneider are enamored with Cox, who could play inside or outside for Carroll's pressure-packed front.
13. Arizona Cardinals (D)
WR Michael Floyd, Notre Dame
Larry Fitzgerald has not been the same without Anquan Boldin. Floyd can fit the same role as a strong, complementary No. 2, elevating the performance of Kevin Kolb and sparking Ken Whisenhunt's offense. The Cardinals' serious OL need can be filled more easily in coming rounds.
14. Dallas Cowboys
NT Dontari Poe, Memphis*
Poe could benefit from learning from Jay Ratliff, who overcame a similar underachiever reputation to become a Pro Bowl performer for Jerry Jones.
15. Philadelphia Eagles (U, D)
DT Michael Brockers, LSU*
Andy Reid lands a big, strong plugger to shore up the middle and strengthen the Eagles' run defense,
16. New York Jets (U)
OLB Courtney Upshaw, Alabama
A bulldog-type edge rusher with the tempo, tenacity and football temperament that Rex Ryan loves.
17. Cincinnati Bengals
CB Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama*
A very talented cornerback with character concerns that will be overlooked by a sympathetic Mike Brown.
18. San Diego Chargers
OG David DeCastro, Stanford *
A tough, gritty, can't-miss pick who can be immediately plugged in for the retired Kris Dielman, DeCastro is a personality fit with GM A.J. Smith.
19. Chicago Bears (U)
DL Melvin Ingram, South Carolina
A wild card stacked in different places on so many draft boards that he winds up sliding into the lucky hands of new GM Phil Emery, who may not need to deal up to secure an impact rusher.
20. Tennessee Titans (D)
WR Kendall Wright, Baylor
Could easily pluck the best defensive player off the board and seek to improve the pass defense, but a playmaking receiver could be equally enticing for new GM Ruston Webster.
21. Cincinnati Bengals
OL Riley Reiff, Iowa*
Sound technician with the ability to play inside or outside is appealing for an offensive line that OL coach Paul Alexander has had to shuffle quite a bit.
22. Cleveland Browns
RB Doug Martin, Boise State
A workhorse back who, paired with Justin Blackmon, could provide an immediate 1-2 punch to Pat Shurmur's offense.
23. Detroit Lions (U, D)
CB Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina*
GM Martin Mayhew may have to move up to secure Gilmore's services, as the Lions have inquired about doing. Gilmore has the size and physicality desired by defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers (D)
OG Cordy Glenn, Georgia
The Steelers have so many needs that GM Kevin Colbert has been seeking to slide down and acquire additional picks. Glenn could fill needs at guard or tackle and should be able to function best in a simple scheme such as the Steelers'.
25. Denver Broncos
DT Jerel Worthy, Michigan State*
John Fox's defense is best with a disruptive inside force, and Fox has proven capable of handling immature talent such as Worthy.
26. Houston Texans (U)
DE Chandler Jones, Syracuse*
Despite all the attention paid to the offensive side of the ball, the Texans lost Mario Williams, the pride of Gary Kubiak's first draft class, and could use another impact pass rusher. Chandler Jones fills the bill and could be afforded time to develop his core strength in a talent-laden defense.
27. New England Patriots (U, D)
DE-OLB Shea McClellin, Boise State
A classic Bill Belichick pick, McClellin has the smarts, discipline and versatility to line up in a number of positions and overachieve in multiple fronts.
28. Green Bay Packers
DE Devon Still, Penn State
Still possesses the size, length and movement skill that defensive coordinator Dom Capers desires in his odd front.
29. Baltimore Ravens (U)
LB Dont'a Hightower, Alabama*
The Ravens will likely have to move up to land a versatile, impact performer like Hightower, who hails from GM Ozzie Newsome's alma mater and possesses the football temperament, toughness and versatility that John Harbaugh seeks in his defense.
30. San Francisco 49ers (U, D)
OG Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin
A big, strong, physical mauler well-suited for the Niners' offensive line, Zeitler can plug and play for Jim Harbaugh's smashmouth offense and build on GM Trent Baalke's strong draft record.
31. New England Patriots
TE Coby Fleener, Stanford
With Fleener targeted at the top of the second round in a very weak TE crop and the Giants in need of a playmaking tight end, the Patriots could draw great value from a team seeking to land the draft's best and thereby re-stock for next year.
32. New York Giants
RB David Wilson, Virginia Tech*
Savvy GM Jerry Reese follows a value-driven approach and could find a steal in the back of the first round that makes Giants' fans forget about the departure of Brandon Jacobs.
Follow Nolan Nawrocki's knowledgeable draft analysis throughout the three days of the NFL draft at ProFootballWeekly.com, in addition to commentary by the entire PFW staff and real-time tracking of the selections.


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When you're diagnosed with cancer, it's easy to feel like you are the only one. You may have friends and family giving their support. But without having someone who has been in your shoes, it can feel like you are alone in your battle. A cancer diagnosis creates a perfect opportunity to seek out support, not only from loved ones but also from fellow cancer patients and survivors. Lasting friendships have arisen from the common bond of having cancer. Support groups - online or traditional face-face-face meetings - are a great way to reach out to others with cancer.
2. Stop Taking Medical Advice from Friends
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4. Stop Asking Why
When diagnosed with cancer, one of the first questions you may have asked yourself is, "Why me?" Unless you have a genetic factor or a condition that increases your risk of cancer, then you will not likely pinpoint exactly why you developed the disease. Cancer can be caused by a myriad of reasons. When you are diagnosed, it is not necessarily important to ask why, but how: How will you successfully treat your cancer and overcome the challenges of coping with the disease?
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The sad fact is that your everyday life does not stand still when you have cancer. Work, family obligations and maintaining a household all demand your attention, even during treatment. Eventually, it all may begin to accumulate and you will become overwhelmed. The best way to prevent this from happening is to ask for help. Cancer patients often resist asking for help because they don't want to burden others. Leaning on others may make patients feel like the cancer has taken an upper-hand by interfering in their daily life.
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7. Stop Being Afraid to Ask Questions or Voice Opinions About Treatment
Asking questions and voicing your opinions to your healthcare team are critical to understanding your disease and its treatment. Unfortunately, some people with cancer may feel intimidated or embarrassed to ask their doctor questions. When you have cancer, the relationship with your doctor is like a partnership. Together, you are working toward the common goal of treating your disease. Communication should be open and effortless, but that's not always the case. Working toward a better doctor-patient relationship can yield many rewards.
8. Stop Forgetting that Intimacy Is Still Important
Intimacy with your partner is important during treatment. Maintaining an intimate relationship with your significant other can be therapeutic. It can help build your self-esteem, and the closeness can help you cope better. You may be thinking that sex is low on the priority list when you have cancer, but don't confuse sex with intimacy. You can still be intimate with your partner and not have sex.
9. Stop Being Afraid of Getting a Second Opinion
A second opinion can make a difference; in some cases, it can dramatically change treatment outcomes. But many patients are reluctant to get a second opinion. They feel as if they are committing "patient infidelity" by seeking the opinion of another doctor. Second opinions are so common that doctors are not offended when you decide to seek one. In fact, they often welcome and even encourage it.
10. Stop Thinking There Is No Hope
Wouldn't it be wonderful if hope could be bottled in a jar? When battling cancer, a little hope can sometimes be hard to come by. Having an optimistic attitude is important; it can help you better cope with treatment. While a good attitude may not make your treatment more effective, it can make your cancer journey less stressful.


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The streaky Badgers exited the 2011 NCAA Tournament in the same way they have each of the past five seasons -- getting out-classed by a non-BCS school.
Two similar teams square off in New Orleans late Thursday night when Wisconsin and Butler vie for an Elite Eight berth. A statistical look at how each has performed compared to the regular season.
B5Q invites mid-major hoops blogger Joe Whelan and SB Nation's Brad Wells to discuss Butler and Wisconsin prior to tonight's Sweet 16 tilt.
Mike Bruesewitz has led the charge for Wisconsin's bench during the Badgers current run in the NCAA Tournament. Wisconsin will need the production from its sophomores to continue if the team is to...
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From Lake Michigan to Lake Superior, Michiganders care deeply about the Great Lakes. We should be able to swim at Sleeping Bear Dunes and bring our children to Sand Point Beach without worrying about beach closings or getting sick from elevated bacteria levels. But in the last decade, polluter-driven Supreme Court decisions put more than half of Michigan's streams at risk—the same waterways that feed and filter the Great Lakes.
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In the last decade, polluter-driven Supreme Court decisions left more than half of Michigan's streams and hundreds of acres of wetlands vulnerable to pollution and development. And it's not just small streams and wetlands that suffer—these waterways are the same ones that feed Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, and the rest of the Great Lakes and help to keep them clean.
The Great Lakes are part of what makes life here so great. We should be able to swim, fish, boat or otherwise enjoy our waters, knowing that they are protected from toxic dumping and irresponsible development.
Polluters poke holes in Clean Water Act
For 40 years, the Clean Water Act has helped Michigan — and states across the nation — care for and clean up our waterways. Thanks in large part to this groundbreaking law, rivers are no longer so polluted that they catch fire, as Ohio's Cuyahoga infamously did in 1969. Still, much work remains to be done. An estimated 24 billion gallons of untreated sewage have been flowing into the Great Lakes each year, causing more than 3,000 beach closings in 2009 alone. And in 2010 alone, nearly 2.2 million pounds of toxic pollution were dumped into Michigan's waterways. We need to do more to protect our waters—not less.
Unfortunately, over the past decade, polluters and irresponsible developers used the courts the put Clean Water Act protections in legal limbo, arguing that the law doesn't cover the smaller streams and wetlands that feed and clean Lake Huron, Lake Superior, and the rest of the Great Lakes. They tried to throw out nearly 40 years of Clean Water Act protection, leaving polluting industries free to dump into our streams and pave over our wetlands without asking for permission.
The biggest clean water victory in decades
Since 2006, we have been urging Congress to protect the Great Lakes by simply declaring that the Clean Water Act applies to all of Michigan's—and America's—waters. But, stymied at every turn by industry lobbyists and powerful special interests, we turned instead to the Environmental Protection Agency for action.
Together with our allies across the country, we submitted more than 170,000 petitions to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, urging her to restore protections to all of our waters and cut sewage pollution. And in April of 2011, she announced a plan to do just that.
But polluters' allies in Congress won't give up—and now they're threatening to stop the EPA from doing its job. At the same time, powerful corporate interests are preparing for battle: ExxonMobil threatened "legal warfare" if the EPA moves forward with its plan to restore Clean Water Act protections
Our plan to defend the Great Lakes
It is clear that if polluters win, the Great Lakes will be less protected. We know that we can't compete with their lobbyists dollar for dollar. But the public is with us—and if we can prove that to our elected officials, we can win.
That's why we're bringing together Michiganders from all walks of life to protect the Great Lakes. We all have a stake in keeping our water clean.
Our citizen outreach staff has been knocking on doors across the state, educating Michiganders about what's at stake. So far, we've joined with our sister organizations and allies to deliver more than 100,000 public comments in support of clean water.
If we're going to push past ExxonMobil and other powerful polluters, we're going to need everyone who cares about the Great Lakes to get involved. Join our campaign by urging our leaders to protect all our streams and wetlands here in Michigan and across the country.
Join our campaign by sending your legislators a message today.
Tell your leaders that you want to see the Great Lakes, and all of Michigan's waters, protected.
- More than half of Michigan's streams and hundreds of acres of wetlands have been vulnerable to pollution and development.
- In recent years, 24 billion gallons of untreated sewage have flowed into the Great Lakes annually, damaging the Lakes' ecosystems.
- Elevated bacteria levels prompt hundreds of Michigan beaches to close every year.
- Recently, the U.S. Senate introduced a bill that would prevent the president from protecting our waterways—forever.
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Jan 08, 2009 — Today is the official opening of Lookout Mountain, a new ski lift and trail system at Whiteface Mountain Ski Center in Wilmington. Even though the ribbon cutting was today, the ski area opened the lift to season pass holders eager to get an early taste of the new intermediate trail system. Jacob Resneck tried it out.


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Foster's Group has relaunched its iconic beer business with a new name and brand identity as part of its renewed focus as a dedicated, world-class brewer and to celebrate beer's meaning to Australians.
Carlton & United Breweries, the business formed in 1907 through the unification of Foster's Brewing Company, the Victoria Brewery, the Carlton Brewery and three other Melbourne breweries, has been renamed Carlton United Brewers.
With history stretching back to the beginnings of the industry in Australia, the relaunch aims to mesh more than 150 years of heritage with a new and uncomplicated passion for making and selling the finest quality beers.
The new name is paired with the slogan "Raised in Friendship". This is the theme of CUB's central belief: if more people raised a beer in friendship the world would be a better place.
"Breweries" has been updated to "Brewers" to better reflect CUB's people who underpin the success of the business, as distinct from the buildings in which they work.
Refreshed logos for both Foster's and CUB complement the new name and beliefs and reflect a business with an exciting future. The key element of the new CUB logo is a raised 'U', to emphasise the word "united" and symbolise a glass raised as a gesture of friendship.
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"Over a number of months in each of our major locations we instigated in-depth discussions with our people about what this brand could, and indeed should, be for Australians," said Pollaers.
"What this name change reflects is our belief in community, in people, in the occasions where beer helps bring people together. Beer is at the heart of so many significant occasions in Australian life - from when we spend time with mates after work, to watching footy with our dad, to a barbeque with the family.
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CUB's history goes back as far as 1824 when Cascade Brewery was founded in Hobart. VB founder Thomas Aitken opened for business in 1854 and the Carlton Brewery arrived 10 years later with a working team of Clydesdales - a tradition maintained to this day. The company has since become Australia's largest brewer with market-leading brands such as VB, Carlton Draught, Crown Lager and Pure Blonde. From regional and craft beers to the three highest selling cider brands, CUB covers the breadth of taste and occasions that modern drinkers expect.
Mr Pollaers said Foster's Group is an exciting new enterprise with a bright future.
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The Las Conchas fire, 12 miles south of Los Alamos, is HUGE. Almost twice as HUGE as the Cerro Grande fire in 2000. It's grasping at the coattails of the 2003 Gila National Forest fire to become the HUGEST fire in New Mexico history.
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Winds can reach 40 mph. That's faster than you can drive on Central with a cop watching.
The firefighters have the area 3 percent contained. "Contained" in firefighter-speak means they've cleared areas ahead of the fire, hoping it will run out of fuel and burn itself out. Three percent is the sip of beer you leave at the bottom of your pint glass when you slide it across the bar for a refill.
Evacuations cleared out Los Alamos and surrounding areas. Thirteen homes have fallen prey to flames, and three more were damaged. Although a small football-field-size fire broke out at Los Alamos National Laboratory it was quickly extinguished without causing any damage.
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...social media with a mission: to make important stuff as viral as a video of some idiot surfing off his roof. Here's a piece by The New York Times' David Carr about our first 100 days.
At best, things online are usually either awesome or meaningful, but everything on Upworthy.com has a little of both. Sensational and substantial. Entertaining and enlightening. Shocking and significant.
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Glyn Johnston never misses a Union Grove home game. He has a permanent home on the Lions home field, Glyn Johnston Stadium.
Johnston led the Lions to the playoffs in 1968. The Lions haven't been back to the postseason since.
"I never imagined it would take 45 years for a team to get there," said Johnston.
Johnston was happy to be in the stands Friday night when Union Grove beat Winona, clinching a playoff spot in the 2A playoffs.
"It was the most exciting thing of my life," said Union Grove receiver Kyle Cotten.
It was an emotional night for the entire community.
"There were a bunch of people tearing up because none of us have ever experienced this," said Union Grove running back Garrett Gibson. "It was probably the best feeling of our lives."
Head coach Rogers Adams needed a day to digest what his team has accomplished.
"Saturday afternoon it really hit me.," Adams said. "I was there by myself and kind of broke down, They were definitely tears of joy."
For the first time since 1968, practice will continue after the final game of the regular season.
"It really is amazing," said Union Grove quarterback Tristen Thompson. "That's a long time. My mom was seven years old."
Thompson says ending such a long playoff drought was hard to believe in.
"It got tough sometimes because people gave up. People around school saying we were never going to make it so why even try. But this group right here stuck to it and proved we could make it."
These Lions promise there will never be another 45 year playoff drought.
"We're trying to build a program here like you see every where else," said Gibson. "Show we're not Union Grove that people laugh at and are excited to play because they think they're going to win. We're looking to show that we're turning things around and we're a pretty good team."
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Volkswagen Beetle vs. BMW 5-Series Reliability Comparisons
You won't find Volkswagen Beetle or BMW 5-Series reliability information like this anywhere else. Actual repair frequencies, not just vague dots, to make it clear how much the Volkswagen Beetle and the BMW 5-Series truly differ in reliability.
These stats are promptly updated four times a year, to much more closely track Volkswagen Beetle and BMW 5-Series reliability as the cars age. Others tell you how reliable the Volkswagen Beetle and the BMW 5-Series were a year ago, when the cars were a year younger and had 12,000 fewer miles on them. Only TrueDelta tells you how reliable the Volkswagen Beetle and the BMW 5-Series have been recently.
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Volkswagen Beetle and BMW 5-Series Reliability for the Year Ending June 30, 2014
Any result under 5 repair trips per 100 cars is likely a result of the small sample size, and should be expected to increase in future updates.
New models often start out with high repair rates, and then improve as the manufacturer identifies and addresses common problems. MethodologyOnly successfully completed repairs are currently included in the analysis. Routine maintenance, most wear items, recalls, and problems fixed with just a reflash or warning light reset are not included.
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Hampshire Then and Now highlights the changes in our county by showing images of areas decades ago, and how they stand now.
Priced at just £1, the 64-page colour magazine is a celebration of how Hampshire has blossomed and grown through the ages.
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Four Things to Remember for the Fourth
July 1, 2011 at 9:36 am , by Maggie Niemiec
Instead of hamburgers and hot dogs this Fourth of July, how about some fresh bacteria casserole? Or maybe some salmonella with a side of E. coli? Doesn't that sound appetizing? We didn't think so either. But the thought of those cringe-inducing dishes is just one of the ways a new food safety campaign got our attention.
The USDA, FDA, CDC and the Ad Council have cooked up a "Food Safe Families" campaign to remind people that one in six Americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. See the strange yet memorable pig-in-a-sauna one, below.
We know many parts of the country will feel like a sauna this weekend, and you'll probably be outside grilling something. So keep your delicious barbecued chicken, juicy cheeseburgers and yummy hot dogs free of food-borne illnesses.
Clean kitchen surfaces, utensils and hands with soap and water while preparing food.
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Cook foods to the right temperature by using a food thermometer.
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For the skinny on just how many E. coli cells it takes to make you sick, check out our interview with Elisabeth Hagen, M.D., head of the Food Safety and Inspection Service at the USDA. (Hint: it's not many.) Head to foodsafety.gov for more tips.
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Derek Jeter stands tall among Yankee Stadium on this cover of the New Yorker.
Roger Angell pens his goodbye: "S'long Jeet"
Derek Jeter stands tall among Yankee Stadium on this cover of the New Yorker.
Roger Angell pens his goodbye: "S'long Jeet"
The first Syracuse football cartoon of the season from Michael Borkowski. Let's go Orange!
Here are Sports Illustrated's four regional NFL preview covers that hail eight NFC QBs. Shows how far Eli Manning and RGIII have fallen. Why do only Romo and Foles have their jerseys on? What's with the stripped uni look anyway? It's like Kaepernick was shot first and the rest well like, "Oh, hell no can I look like that."
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Can't believe I left out Mark Higgs and Shawn Bradstreet.
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If one includes him there's also a case for Hussey sr. Has had a good run at tests now, but was 31 (IIRC) before he debuted.
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"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
Yeah and Hussey wasn't unlucky not to play Tests in that era, was just not good enough. Averaging mid-30's for your state as Hussey did - in any era - shouldn't see you play Test cricket.
Definitely wouldn't put Kat in the unlucky group.
EDIT: inb4 anyone mentions his CC record. Don't bother.
I reckon Tom Moody and Ian Harvey would have been Test regulars for many sides.
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When asked what the IPL means for seasoned pros like him, Dravid smiled and neatly deflected the question: it is a different world altogether, he said. "The other day I walked the ramp as part of a promotional event. When I started my career, I never imagined this would be part of a cricketer's life!"
Yeah, Moody a good shout. Was shoehorned into opening the batting against SL after they dropped Taylor, got a couple of shocking decisions and one Test on a really green deck in SL, therefore not good enough to be considered for the team again apparently.
it's kinda annoying to think that (Super) Dom Thornely smashed 1000 runs in a season but no-one really thought much about it, and now players who hit half of that are bright new hopes or w/ever
What I'm saying is, Super Dom should make a shield come back
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Joe Dawes btw
I wonder if Bichel would actually walk into the Test team now. I rate Siddle (obvs) and Hilf above him so unless you like his extra batting I doubt he would actually walk into this team.
I also question Matt Elliott being unlucky. He played over 20 Tests and got dropped deservedly, obviously the injury he sustained in the collision with Waugh didn't help but someone like Jamie Cox is seen as more unlucky by most.
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