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CFN Take: Akron Hangs On To Beat Toledo
Posted Nov 29, 2013
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Akron Zips 2013 ... Head Coach: Terry Bowden
Akron Zips
2013 Record: 5-7
8/29 at UCF L 38-7
9/7 James Madison W 35-33
9/14 at Michigan L 28-24
9/21 La-Lafayette L 35-30
9/28 at Bowling Green L 31-14
10/5 Ohio L 43-4
10/12 at NIU L 27-20
10/19 at Miami Univ. W 24-17
10/26 Ball State L 42-24
11/2 Kent State W 16-9
11/9 at UMass W 14-13
11/29 Toledo W 31-29
at Akron 31, Toledo 29
Basically …
Akron got three touchdown passes from Kyle Pohl and a two-yard scoring run from Jawon Chisolm on the way to a 31-17 lead, but the D had to hold on in the final moments. Bernard Reedy caught a 28-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth, and Marc Remy scored from three points out with under a minute to play to pull the Rockets within two, but Akron's Bryce Cheek broke up a two-point conversion try and the Zips recovered the onside kick to hang on.
- Akron QB Kyle Pohl completed 18-of-29 passes for 259 yards and three scores
- Toledo QB Terrence Owens completed 16-of-33 passes for 158 yards and three scores.
- Toledo RB Marc Remy ran 16 times for 103 yards and a score, and Kareem Hunt ran 19 times for 103 yards.
- Akron averaged 8.6 yards per throw. Toledo averaged 4.8 yards per try.
at Akron 31, Toledo 29
Basically …
Akron got three touchdown passes from Kyle Pohl and a two-yard scoring run from Jawon Chisolm on the way to a 31-17 lead, but the D had to hold on in the final moments. Bernard Reedy caught a 28-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth, and Marc Remy scored from three points out with under a minute to play to pull the Rockets within two, but Akron's Bryce Cheek broke up a two-point conversion try and the Zips recovered the onside kick to hang on.
- Akron QB Kyle Pohl completed 18-of-29 passes for 259 yards and three scores
- Toledo QB Terrence Owens completed 16-of-33 passes for 158 yards and three scores.
- Toledo RB Marc Remy ran 16 times for 103 yards and a score, and Kareem Hunt ran 19 times for 103 yards.
- Akron averaged 8.6 yards per throw. Toledo averaged 4.8 yards per try.
at Akron 16, Kent State 7, Nov. 2
Basically …
Akron got field goals on all three red-zone visits to beat Kent State for its second MAC win of the year. The Zips' sole touchdown came from a trick play on the fourth play from scrimmage when receiver Zach D'Orazio hit L.T. Smith for a 33-yard touchdown. Kent State tied it on a three-yard run by Trayion Durham, but that was the Golden Flashes' only trip to the red zone and Akron's Robert Stein hit three field goals from inside 30 yards to win the game.
- Akron RB Jawon Chisholm ran for 151 yards on 27 carries, but did not score.
- Kent State QB Colin Reardon completed less than 50 percent of his passes for 138 yards and three interceptions.
- Akron held the ball for 32:54, with three drives of more than five minutes and 10 plays.
- Kent State had five turnovers, but Akron only scored three points off them.
at Akron 16, Kent State 7, Nov. 2
Basically …
Akron got field goals on all three red-zone visits to beat Kent State for its second MAC win of the year. The Zips' sole touchdown came from a trick play on the fourth play from scrimmage when receiver Zach D'Orazio hit L.T. Smith for a 33-yard touchdown. Kent State tied it on a three-yard run by Trayion Durham, but that was the Golden Flashes' only trip to the red zone and Akron's Robert Stein hit three field goals from inside 30 yards to win the game.
- Akron RB Jawon Chisholm ran for 151 yards on 27 carries, but did not score.
- Kent State QB Colin Reardon completed less than 50 percent of his passes for 138 yards and three interceptions.
- Akron held the ball for 32:54, with three drives of more than five minutes and 10 plays.
- Kent State had five turnovers, but Akron only scored three points off them.
at Northern Illinois 27, Akron 20
Basically …
NIU was in for more of a fight than it might have liked, giving up two one-yard touchdown runs to Jawon Chisolm and an 11-yard Tyrell Goodman touchdown catch with just under five minutes to play, but the Huskie defense held firm on two late Zip drives. Jordan Lynch ran for a touchdown and threw a 25-yard score to Desroy Maxwell, and Tyler Wedel hit two field goals on the way to a 27-14 lead in the fourth quarter.
- NIU hasn't been sharp, but it keeps on winning against vastly inferior teams. Jordan Lynch was okay, leading the team with 83 rushing yards and a score, but he only completed 16-of-35 passes for 220 yards and a score. Akron didn't even play all that well, but the Huskies were miserable when it came time to move the chains, converting 1-of-15 third down chances. The team isn't playing well enough to take anyone for granted, but the schedule doesn't get any harder until a mid-November date with Ball State.
- Akron got close, but after getting blown away by Bowling Green and Ohio, it couldn't close against NIU. Kyle Pohl threw it 56 times for 262 yards and a score, but he threw a pick. The ten penalties didn't help, but the defense did a great job time and again on third downs and it kept the NIU midrange passing game under wraps. The Zips should be better than 1-6, but they need to find some consistency on offense and they need to find a way to stop someone in the fourth quarter. What's the cure? Play Miami University – Akron goes to Oxford next week.
Ohio 43, at Akron 3
Basically …
Ohio rolled at will with two touchdown passes from Tyler Tettleton and big plays from the defense. The Bobcats started out the scoring with a safety and got a fumble return for a score late in the first half. Akron tied it at three on a 31-yard Robert Stein field goal, but Ohio scored 40 unanswered points.
- It's not like the Bobcats controlled the game on the ground, with Beau Blankenship running for just 67 yards, but they were always in control. The defense didn't allow Akron to find any sort of a running game, while QB Tyler Tettleton came up with a smart, effective game throwing for 171 yards and two scores.
- Akron couldn't find anything that worked on a regular basis, stumbling through 12 penalties and two turnovers that screwed things up time and again. Kyle Pohl only completed 11-of-26 passes for 101 yards with a pick, while the running game only finished with 56 yards thanks to Pohl getting sacked and being under pressure time and again, The Zip offensive line couldn't stop the Bobcat D line.
Louisiana-Lafayette 35, at Akron 30
Basically …
Both teams traded scores back and forth, but the Ragin' Cajuns pulled away in the fourth, helped by an onside kick, and held on. Terrance Broadway threw three touchdown passes and ran for two scores as Louisiana-Lafayette pushed ahead to a 35-24 lead, but Akron kept fighting. The Zips got three touchdown passes from Kyle Pohl, including a 28-yarder to Fransohn Bickley with 29 seconds to play, but the two-point conversion failed and the Ragin' Cajuns recovered the onside kick.
- Onside kicks became a big deal. ULL recovered Akron's last-gasp attempt, and up 28-24 late, it came up with one of its own, surprising the Zips and leading to what would turn out to be the game-winning scoring drive. It was a good calculated risk, with enough time to answer if Akron had recovered.
- Akron had its chances. Two missed field goals in the fourth quarter proved to be a big problem, and two interceptions were costly.
- Terrence Broadway was brilliant, completing 25-of-37 passes for 305 yards and three scores, and leading the team with 68 rushing yards with two scores.
- Kyle Pohl threw two picks, but he had a great day for the Zips, completing 27-of-43 passes for 321 yards and three scores with two picks. He kept fighting and kept the team in the game late.
at Michigan 28, Akron 24, Sept. 14
Basically …
Michigan held on for dear life as a last second Akron pass into the end zone fell incomplete. The Zips hung around all game with a 27-yard pick six from Justin March and a one-yard Tyrell Goodman touchdown run in the fourth giving them a 24-21 lead, but Michigan roared back and took the lead for good on a two-yard Fitzgerald Toussaint run with just under three minutes to play. But the Michigan defense bent and bent and bent until the final play.
- Devin Gardner. About those interceptions for touchdowns, stop doing that. That's two in two games, and he ended up throwing three picks against the Zips while completing just 16-of-30 passes for 248 yards. He led the team with ten carries for 103 yards with a score.
- Akron QB Kyle Pohl pushed the Michigan secondary around with dinks and dunks, throwing for 311 yards and two touchdowns. He gave up two picks, but he kept making up for his mistakes with good drives.
- The Michigan offensive line wasn't bad, but Gardner and the backs got dropped too much behind the line. Akron made way too many plays in the backfield.
- When the Wolverines absolutely had to come up with a stop on the final play, the defense brought the heat. It was just enough to make Pohl rush his throw and misfire
at Akron 35, James Madison 33, Sept. 7
Basically …
Akron held on as James Madison scored with just over five minutes to play to pull within two, but couldn't click on the two point conversion. JMU had one final shot, getting down deep in Akron territory, but time ran out before the field goal team could come on. Nick Hirschman and Kyle Pohl each threw two touchdown passes for the Zips, with Zach D'Orazio catching a score from each. Hirschman also ran for a score.
- Pohl was fine, but Hirschman does more for the attack. Neither one runs, but Hirschman was able to come up with the bigger pass plays and Pohl threw a pick. Each one will continue to get a shot.
- Jawan Chisholm ran well, but the Zips got away from him. He tore off a 55-yard dash, and while he was bottled up several times, he needs to get at least 20 carries a game. He ran 11 times for 87 yards.
- The Zips only had the ball for 21:40, but it was able to convert on third downs. The offense just couldn't grind out the clock with its quick style.
at UCF 38, Akron 7, Aug. 29
Basically …
Blake Bortles connected with Breshad Perriman for a 91-yard touchdown less than a minute into the game, and UCF had no problems from there scoring the first 38 points of the game. Bortles finished with three touchdown passes and Storm Johnson ran for two third quarter touchdowns. The UCF defense lost its shutout with 42 seconds to play on an 11-yard Imani Davis catch.
- Blake Bortles took target practice. Storm Johnson might have handle the ground game with 99 yards and two scores, but it was Bortles who handled the offense well and spread the ball around well.
- Akron simply couldn't convert drives into points. Kyle Pohl was able to connect on 16-of-21 passes, but there wasn't any pop or explosion to the attack.
- Akron was able to get into the backfield, but the pressure didn't do enough to shake Bortles. The secondary didn't come up with enough big plays, but Bortles also came up with a great game.
- UCF linebacker Terrance Plummer was a one man wrecking crew. He came up with ten tackles and three tackles for loss, always getting around the ball.
Spring Analysis
Why To Be Excited ...
The Zips welcome back 15 starters including running back Jawon Chisolm and most of the top receivers from an attack that led the MAC in passing averaging 313 yards per game. Terry Bowden is now firmly entrenched after getting through his first year at the helm and has a rising team with plenty of young depth and options. There will be plenty of big battles throughout spring ball, especially at quarterback, but the competition across the board should be solid.
Why To Be Grouchy ...
Quarterback Dalton Williams will be missed. He was the one positive in an ugly season, and while he wasn't efficient, he bombed away and did a decent job of keeping pace with the defense giving up yards and points in chunks. The defense that was among the worst in America against the run has to improve despite the loss of linebackers Kurt Mangum and Troy Gilmer, while the right side of the offensive line, a relative positive last year, needs replacements after losing tackle Adam Bice and guard Mitch Straight.
What Needs Working On ...
The defense has to tighten up and come up with more key plays. Stunningly, for a defense so bad, coming up with third down stops wasn't much of a problem, but there were almost no game-changing moments with a mere five interceptions and just three recovered fumbles over the final eight games. The offense will still be a work in progress, but to start improving on the 1-11 record the secondary that got torched on too many big plays has to give quarterbacks something to worry about.
Non-Conference Games:
at UCF, James Madison, at Michigan, Louisiana
Games Against The West:
Ball State, at Northern Illinois, Toledo
Realistic Best Case Record:
Worst Case Record:
Likely Finish:
Pre-Preseason Projected Wins:
James Madison
Pre-Preseason Projected Losses:
at UCF, at Michigan, Louisiana, at Bowling Green, Ohio, at Northern Illinois, at Miami Univ., Ball State, Kent State, at UMass, Toledo
Schedule Analysis:
Even though the Zips should be better, the record might not reflect it with no sure wins. James Madison won't be a typical FCS layup, and the easiest FBS game against UMass is on the road. However, the game against the Minutemen comes in November with two weeks to prepare. Five of the first seven games are on the road including dates at USC, Michigan, Bowling Green and Northern Illinois that could all get extremely ugly. Three of the last four games are at home, but Ball State, Kent State and Toledo will be strong.
Team Concerns For 2013:
Terry Bowden has to get more from a defensive front that was awful against the run and didn't get enough production into the backfield. It all ended up trickling down the defense with the secondary giving up way too many big plays, partly because quarterbacks got all day to work. The kickoff return game was the worst in the nation, while the running game fizzled averaging just 114 yards per game.
The 2013 Class Is Heavy On ...
Linebackers. The secondary is getting several pieces including corner Mykel Traylor-Bennett and JUCO transfer Donte Williams, and quarterback Tommy Woodson and receiver Austin Wolf will end up making an impact down the road, but best position is linebacker with local products Jerome Lane and Deontae Moore eventual starters, and JUCO transfer Jon Shelby bringing some instant depth.
2012 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 105. That Class Was Heavy On ...
New head coach Terry Bowden has to find as much help for the offense as possible … now. Last year's class brought in plenty of receivers, but the line has to be night-and-day better. This class will upgrade the front five, while going after a few backs to improve a woeful running game is a must.
2011 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 107. That Class Was Heavy On ...
Skill Players. Rob Ianello's anemic offense needs more pop, and while it's asking a lot to get it right away from a recruiting class, at least one running back should emerge from the fray. Bre Ford and Karell Bostick will get every opportunity early on. The receiving corps gets more help with smallish speedsters. JUCO transfer center Vinnie Rizzo could see time immediately.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 98. That Class Was Heavy On ...
Skill players, skill players, skill players. The Zips loaded up on wide receivers last year and brought even more in this season. For a team that struggled so much offensively, there's reason to get excited with QB Patrick Nicely, last year's big recruit, getting weapons to work with highlighted by RB Erick Howard, who's better than anyone the team had last year. Even more receivers were brought in with Keith Sconiers, Anthony Schrock, and Mike Bizzarro all with size and all physical.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 111. That Class Was Heavy On ...
Wide receivers. The immediate help is at cornerback, but the bulk is at receiver. There aren't any five-star, sure-thing prospects, but there are a lot of them with various types and sizes. New QB Patrick Nicely, a passer, will have targets to work with once he becomes part of the mix in three years.
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The scrimmage will cap off the CanAm Exchange, which also is to feature a tour of the city, a luncheon hosted by the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders and a practice at Leibel Field.
That workout is to immediately precede what's being called a "competition practice."
The Thunder concluded its threeday spring camp at Mosaic Stadium on Sunday with its own scrimmage, so facing the Cobbers will be something different.
"For one thing, you're hitting a different-coloured jersey," Regina head coach Scott MacAulay said. "The natural competitiveness of the players is going to come out and everyone is going to want to do a good job and have a good showing.
"I was really happy with the scrimmage we had (Sunday). The guys were very competitive and were flying around like crazy. (Today), they'll be in a bit of a different atmosphere, an uncomfortable situation, and they'll have to try to thrive in it."
The Cobbers are the second Division III team to visit Regina in as many years. The Saint John's Johnnies visited the Thunder in 2013 and their coaches recommended the trip to Concordia head coach Terry Horan.
The NCAA permits Division III teams to have an international experience once every three years. To prepare for the event, the teams are allowed to have 10 practices in pads that they normally wouldn't get in the spring.
That was a big selling point to the CanAm Exchange for Horan, who noted the Cobbers used the 10 padded practices to work on their timing and to develop their freshmen and sophomores.
"Those (second-year) guys were running pretty much all of our opponents' stuff in practices all last year," Horan said before his team left for Regina. "This whole spring, they've been in our system learning and growing and getting better."
The Cobbers held their spring game on Saturday and then hit the road Sunday. They're to board their bus immediately after today's scrimmage for the journey home.
That also was part of the attraction.
"There's the whole experience of getting on a bus with your team and building that chemistry," said Horan, who brought 68 players north. "Then there's being able to head across the border, experience Canadian football and learn a little bit more about the great game up there.
"It's kind of uncharted waters for us. We really don't know what to expect, but I do know this: It's going to be a lot of fun."
MacAulay hopes the Exchange will give the Thunder coaches a chance to learn from their Concordia counterparts and see how another team does its drills.
The experiment also could help Regina's players see how they stack up with athletes their own age in a different program.
"It's an opportunity for our players to self-evaluate," MacAulay said. "Are they pushing themselves hard enough in the gym? Are they fast enough? I want them to get that feeling for what other teams are capable of doing and compare themselves."
The players had opportunities to do that at Mosaic Stadium over the weekend as well.
There were roughly 120 players at the Thunder's spring camp and the head coach of the 2013 CJFL champions was happy with the level of the competition he saw throughout.
"Nobody was standing around just going through the motions," MacAulay said. "Everybody was fighting for a spot because they know that nothing's concrete. That was great to see."


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Understanding Theft of 'Hot Products'. Problem-Oriented Guides for Police, COPS, US Department of Justice
The Problem-Oriented Guides for Police summarize knowledge about how police can reduce the harm caused by specific crime and disorder problems. They are guides to preventing problems and improving overall incident response, not to investigating offenses or handling specific incidents. More...
Copper Cable Theft - Revisting the Price- Theft Hypothesis
To test the commonly espoused but little examined hypothesis that fluctuations in the price of metal are associated with changes in the volume of metal theft.
Consistency and specificity in burglars who commit prolific residential burglary: Testing the core assumptions underpinning behavioural crime linkage
Behavioural crime linkage is underpinned by two assumptions: (a) that offenders exhibit some degree of consistency in the way they commit offences (their modus operandi [MO]); and, (b) that offenders can be differentiated on the basis of their offence behaviour. The majority of existing studies sample at most three crimes from an offender's series of detected crimes and do not examine whether patterns differ across offenders. Here, we examine patterns observed across the entire detected series of each sampled offender, and assess how homogeneous patterns are across offenders. More...
Human trafficking for labour exploitation: Innovative approaches to prevention, prediction and protection
Dr Ella Cockbain has recently been awarded a prestigious Economic and Social Research Council Future Research Leaders Fellowship. The award is for a three-year study into trafficking for labour exploitation, under the mentorship of Professor Kate Bowers. The project is designed to improve understanding of and responses to labour trafficking, which is a recognised priority in the Home Office's counter-organised crime strategy and research agendum. Key foci include assessing the scope, nature and impacts of labour trafficking and developing predictive models of risk, using empirically-substantiated individual- and area-level risk factors. A combination of qualitative and quantitative methods will support a nuanced, multi-faceted assessment of this complex issue. The study will include a three-month international placement at the Netherlands Centre for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement. The project has the support of the UK Human Trafficking Centre, the National Crime Agency and the Dutch National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings. More...
An exploratory study of the sexual exploitation of boys and young men in the UK
We are pleased to announce UCL's participation in a Nuffield-funded study into the sexual exploitation of boys and young men. UCL is working with Barnardo's and NatCen Social Research on this collaborative project, designed to find out more about the characteristics of male victims, their exploitation and support needs. This scoping study is the first of its kind in the UK to focus specifically on male victims. UCL researchers are conducting a large-scale analysis of over 9,000 suspected CSE cases (led by UCL's principal investigator Dr Ella Cockbain) and an evidence assessment (led by Dr Helen Brayley). Our partners at NatCen (the consortium lead) are conducting in-depth interviews with professionals. We are working with young people and practitioners to receive feedback on our findings. The study is expected to inform responses to male victims, who have often been overlooked in research, policy and practice. More...
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- Presentations should last no longer than 30 - 40 minutes (uniterrupted). This will allow much of the seminar to focus on questions and discussion.
- Seminars may be followed by a short (5 minute) tips and tricks session given by a member of the department.
- Seminars will be given by: Crime Science PhD students, RA's, Lecturers and SECReT PhD students remaining in the department.
- The seminars will be held at lunchtime on Tuesdays (unless re-scheduling is necessary) in the teaching room.
- As it is an informal lunchtime seminar; sandwiches, drinks and crisps may be brought along (but please try and keep rustling noises to a minimum!).
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Shane Johnson
Beyond the journey to crime: connectivity, place and space
|Tuesday 18 January 2011, 1pm
Ruth Morgan
Problems in Forensic Science
|Tuesday 1 February 2011, 12.30pm
Paula Kautt
Multilevel modelling
|Tuesday 8 February 2011, 12.30pm
Lisa Wainer
Predicting and identifying hot products stolen in property crime
|Tuesday 22 February 2011, 12.30pm
Lucia Summers
The street network and serious violence
Tuesday 1 March 2011, 12.30pm
Kacper Gradon
Teaching Crime Science in Policant. CSI: Warsaw
Tuesday 22 March 2001, 12.30pm
Herve Borrion
Resilience of infrastructure and building security
|Tuesday 19 April 2011, 12.30pm
Rachel Briggs
The geography of radicalisation (Outside speaker from the Institute of Strategic Dialogue)
Tuesday 26 April 2011, 12.30pm
Spencer Chainey
How long should police retain data
to be confirmed
Nick Tilley
Understanding the global crime drop
to be confirmed
Kevin Chetty
Crime, Science and Crime Science
to be confirmed
Noemie Bouhana
Radicalisation, de-radicalisation, counter-radicalisation: Evidence-base Vs Knowledge base
to be confirmed
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Date and Time
Justin Kurland
Football Disorder: What do we really know?
Friday 9 April 2010, 12.30pm
Sunniva Meyer
Secrecy versus openness: Protecting public sites against terrorism
|Friday 7 May 2010, 12.30pm
Aiden Sidebottom
Malawi Debrief
|Friday 21 May 2010, 12.30pm
Chen Peng
Modelling crime patterns in complex transportation networks
|Friday 23 July 2010, 12.30pm
Lisa Tompson
Applying script analysis to illegal waste activity
|Friday 13 August 2010, 12.30pm
Richard Wortley
Situational factors and the onset of child sex offending
Friday 3 September 2010, 12.30pm
Kate Bowers
A systematic review of the displacement literature
Friday 10 September 2010, 12.30pm
Jyoti Belur
Countering Naxal terrorism
Tuesday 7 December 2010, 12.30pm
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August 25, 2011, 6:10 PM — In case the economy and wars and hurricanes and earthquakes where there aren't usually earthquakes have you feeling a little...insecure, Google has some good news for you.
If you're one of its Google Enterprise customers, it has you covered.
If all Google's engineers went rogue (a couple have) and threatened to destroy the world's supply of unused Gmail accounts, Google has you covered.
If aliens attacked the Earth in a rampage of hunger for Google+ accounts...Google has you covered.
But only in a kind of dull, disaster-recovery, business-continuity kind of way.
"Part of our disaster recovery plan is to assume the worst has happened," Google Enterprise director of security Eran Feigenbaum told CIO. "We play lots of games here."
So when it's time to test some portion of its overall disaster- and security-incident response plans, Feigenbaum doesn't just let the data center people assume a hurricane or a fire or a "Something" had gone wrong.
They have to identify a culprit, often an unusual one, cut the telco connections among data centers or put a couple of data centers out of action or destroyed all the data in the top-level systems in the storage hierarchy, or destroyed only the data related to one set of services or geographic region or that reflects a color in a shade of the spectrum beyond humans' ability to see, but that causes murderous rage in in reptilian humanoids hibernating underground for millenia.
"In last year's scenario, Google was attacked by aliens and California was off the map," he said. "We asked: What do we do? How do we run our infrastructure?"
Science fictiony stories put the drill in context for the techs doing backup-and-recovery work that would be tedious if they weren't in the middle of an enormous disaster – which they're not.
The stories also shake up the assumptions about what could go wrong in a disaster, to expose risks most sysadmins wouldn't believe could happen that don't require the involvement of aliens.
"I was in an intelligence community where we proved we could find out information about a computer that was not connected to a network and was in a secure room," Feigenbaum said.
He said it while comparing the security of the cloud to the expectations of most users, but the impulse is the same. Users expect "cloud" security and reliability to be perfect even when they don't expect anywhere near that level of performance in their own systems – for which they typically pay a lot more.
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Many greats of the sport have called "mankading" shameful and petty, yet it continues to happen every now and then, sparking outrage and highlighting a conflict between cricket's laws and its ethical code. The world of cricket seems to be divided on this. The likes of Ian Chappell believe stupidity must be punished and that there should be no moral obligation to make allowances for it whatsoever. Then there are those who insist upon a cricket conscience.
Let's face it - there is no sport without its spirit, and equally there's no sport without its laws. So how does one decide between the two? Should Law 38 of the Laws of Cricket be followed to the letter, or should it be sacrificed on moral grounds?
Let's take the case of R Ashwin running out Lahiru Thirimanne, the most recent such dismissal. Thirimanne was backing up too far, and Ashwin, it is believed, had already cautioned him. Thirimanne didn't pay heed, and therefore chose to act at his own risk in spite of knowing the law. According to the rule, Ashwin could have dismissed Thirimanne immediately, without giving him prior notice, but he complied with the standards of fair play and sportsmanship and warned Thirimanne of his transgression before finally removing the bails. Such a dismissal, which ought to have been a simple umpiring decision, snowballed into a controversy, and worse, a moral debate.
Let's take the onus of safeguarding ethics away from the bowler alone. A batsman who chooses to back up before the ball is bowled is actually attempting to gain an unfair advantage by reducing the length of the pitch for a quick run. Shouldn't he be penalised for flouting the rules and, in fact, cheating?
On the contrary, however, Ashwin's appeal seemed immoral to many. The umpires got together and asked Virender Sehwag, the stand-in captain, to reconsider the appeal, following which the Indians withdrew the it, everyone went home happy, and the team got a pat on the back for honouring the "spirit of the game".
The vexing questions, though, remained unanswered. Shouldn't abiding by the rules be part of the spirit of the game? The lawmakers clearly foresaw batsmen taking unfair advantage repeatedly and so created the law in question. Shouldn't the rulebook be followed to eliminate doubts or biases? In any case, since when did umpires start questioning players' morals, or asking them to abandon a portion of the law in the name of spirit?
When Kapil Dev mankaded Peter Kirsten, he was painted as a villain. Though Kapil had warned Kirsten more than once before he ran him out, it was enough that he was on the wrong side of the "spirit of the game" for him to be crucified. What is baffling is that those who choose to take the moral high ground over mankading hardly ever scrutinise the batsmen involved.
The iniquity attached to such dismissals forced India to overlook Thirimanne's repeated advances up the pitch. And they knew the world would be up in arms had Thirimanne been given out mankaded. This is worrying in itself. Why did India have to worry about moral disapproval? They didn't cheat, fix matches or sledge.
Last summer at Trent Bridge during the England-India series, Ian Bell walked off for tea believing that an Eoin Morgan shot off the final ball of the over had gone for four. However, the ball had actually remained active, and as Bell headed for the pavilion, MS Dhoni removed the bails. Technically Bell was out of his ground and hence could be dismissed. This time it wasn't the umpires but the opposition captain and coach reportedly who requested Dhoni to withdraw his appeal. Bell himself later confessed he had been a bit "stupid". So why call the punishment for a stupid error "bad cricket" or "poor spirit"?
|Isn't refusing to walk after nicking the ball, or appealing when you know the batsman isn't out more unethical than mankading? Yet we conveniently treat the former two as a part of today's "cricketing culture", but mankading is considered a crime
In another recent incident, David Hussey, during a tense CB Series match at the SCG, stopped the fielder's incoming throw with an outstretched hand while taking a tight single. The Indians rightly appealed and the on-field umpires referred the matter upstairs. The rulebook says that if a batsman uses his hand to stop the ball from hitting his body, he cannot be given out, but if it is done to prevent the ball from hitting the stumps, the batsman is undoubtedly out. How was the third umpire in this case supposed to judge what Hussey meant to do, considering he was a fair way from the stumps?
Later in that match, when Brett Lee was in the way of Sachin Tendulkar as he tried to complete a run, the batsman lost momentum and a few precious seconds and was run out. The umpires thought Lee had gone towards the ball in order to field it and didn't seem to have purposely blocked Tendulkar's path, so the decision went in the fielding team's favour. Once again, how does one decide what Lee's intentions were? Going by the same moral yardstick as in the Thirimanne run-out, shouldn't Lee have been asked to reconsider his appeal, since it was, after all, not in the "right spirit"?
Who decides what falls within the purview of the spirit of the game, and how are those decisions arrived at? Most importantly, who are we to judge someone's morality based on our own, often warped and somewhat flexible, sense of ethics?
Isn't refusing to walk after nicking the ball, or appealing when you know the batsman isn't out, more unethical than mankading? Yet we conveniently treat the former two as a part of today's "cricketing culture", but mankading is considered a crime.
The roots of these so-called ethics took hold many years ago. Cricket was never a fair or equal sport. Till the 1960s it was played in England between rich "amateurs" and poor "professionals". The amateurs, men of wealth and standing, laid down the rules - to suit themselves, naturally. Amateurs and professionals, though they played for the same teams, didn't share the same dressing rooms. Professionals were mostly brought in to bowl; batting was the amateurs' prerogative.
WG Grace's act of setting the stumps back upright after he was bowled once, and telling the umpire that the crowd had come to watch him bat is now a part of cricketing folklore. It wasn't fair but it was still thought of as cricket.
Laws were introduced later to make the sport more egalitarian, and these have, over the years, made cricket fairer than it ever was. However, we still seem a bit vague on the issues of legality and ethics. Accepting the umpire's decision, no matter what, used to be a sacrosanct rules of cricket. But the advent of DRS allows a player to challenge those decisions too. Isn't that immoral? Against the spirit?
In the past a batsman could request a substitute runner in case he was injured, and usually the request was granted. But the new rules clearly state that regardless of the nature of the injury (including external injury) a batsman will not be given a substitute runner. Obviously somewhere along the line the lawmakers have grown to mistrust players. However, this does not seem to apply in cases like handling the ball and obstructing a batsman, where the umpires are asked to judge players' intentions.
Once Ashwin made that appeal, the umpires had no business to ask Sehwag if he wanted to uphold it, which was well within the law, because by doing so they put him under moral scrutiny. Ashwin was playing by the book by appealing, and everyone, players, umpires, fans, must accept it and move on. Once Hussey's dismissal was referred upstairs, the third umpire should have been asked only to judge the evidence, and not Hussey's intentions. If Hussey wasn't found guilty of obstructing the field, how can a batsman who fends bouncers off with his hand be deemed guilty of handling the ball? (Law 33 allows the batsman to use his hand in self-defence.) What precedent are we setting?
We may want to laud players for their ethics because of our own conditioning and sense of fair play, but let's not make someone a villain if he chooses to do otherwise. Following the rules cannot, by any means, be considered as being against the spirit of the game.
Former India opener Aakash Chopra is the author of Out of the Blue, an account of Rajasthan's 2010-11 Ranji Trophy victory. His website is here and his Twitter feed hereFeeds: Aakash Chopra
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Zoltan Mesko among Patriots attending today's Sprint Cup race in Loudon - 0 Comments
It's the slowest time of the year in the NFL, so a few Patriots ventured north to find a little action.
Punter Zoltan Mesko and offensive linemen Ryan Wendell and Nick McDonald have made the trip to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon for today's Lenox Industrial Tools 301. It's possible there are more Patriots in attendance, but this trio has been spotted in photos that have been retweeted on Mesko's Twitter account.
Mesko, Wendell and McDonald were photographed with drivers Joey Logano and Kyle Busch.
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