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• Congratulations to Nadia Grimes on being one of the seven finalists in the prestigious Fr. Frank Maher Classical Music Awards. The event was held in the beautiful Royal College of Physicians building in Kildare Street. Nadia, who is a flautist, played Poulenc's Flute Sonata, Movement 1: Allegretto Malinconcio and Mozart's Concerto in D Major, Movement 1; Allegro Aperto.
• The school had a fantastic Science week this week with a variety of events including a trip to W5 Museum (photos), a trip to MSD Pharmaceuticals and a Science Magic Show. There were also daily experiments and regular science quizzes.
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When Fred Bronstein arrived in Dallas in 2002 to take on the role of president and chief executive of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the organization was logging an $850,000 annual deficit. Upon his departure last month, the symphony had reported four consecutive years of balanced budgets.
Now, as the new president and executive director of the Saint Louis Symphony, Bronstein faces an even more daunting task -- a budget deficit that tops the $3 million mark.
In 2007, the Symphony reported a $3.4 million loss, just $84,000 less than the $3.48 million loss in 2006. To combat this deficit, the Symphony needs to broaden its focus, said Bronstein, who took on his new role March 17. Bronstein replaces Randy Adams, who led the Symphony from August 2001 to June 2007.
"For a long time, the emphasis has been on expense control and growing the endowment," Bronstein said. Now, he said, the Symphony needs to work to increase its "repeatable" revenue -- funds that come from sources such as ticket sales, sponsorships and annual fund pledges.
Currently, the endowment, which has grown to nearly $140 million thanks in large part to the $40 million Taylor Family Challenge grant, accounts for 30 percent of the Symphony's annual budget. The remaining 70 percent comes from repeatable revenue streams. The organization's 2007 operating budget was $23.5 million.
"Those repeatable revenue streams are not as robust as they need to be," Bronstein said.
Ned Lemkemeier, chair of the Symphony's board and a partner at Bryan Cave, concurred with Bronstein's assessment.
"We thought Randy had really accomplished a lot on the endowment side and on controlling expenses, but what we needed was a fresh look at the revenues," said Lemkemeier, who has served on the Symphony board for eight years, taking on the role of chairman in February after former chair Cindy Brinkley moved to San Antonio. "Can he replicate what he did in Dallas? Only time will tell, but he's tenacious, enthusiastic and experienced."
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There are many stereotypes associated with the Republican Party, one being that all Republicans are old men who wear suits and glasses. Also, women and minorities tend to be looped in the same category as Democrats, just because they appear to be more sympathetic.
There is a 127-page bill, House Bill 385, moving through the Georgia Legislature that would, if passed, shift the tax burden drastically on to the backs of consumers. In its opening paragraphs it states that the purpose of the bill is to "implement the recommendations of the 2010 Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness for Georgians." ... At least one member of the committee said the bill doesn't look anything like what they recommended. ...
I called Junior E. Lee, vice president and general manager of Round or Square Polls Inc., a subsidiary of The Yarbrough Multinational Media and Pest Control Co., located over a pool hall in Greater Garfield, Ga., to see who he thinks might be running for president in 2012.
After four full days of session, the Georgia General Assembly finished its 28th legislative day Friday. With only 12 days of session left, the Capitol is full of activity as members of the legislature continue with our responsibility of completing the people's work.
Day 25 (March 7): Today was 10th Amendment Day in the Senate as we took up three bills aimed at strengthening the rights of the state of Georgia under federal law. The 10th Amendment says the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution or prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states.
I've noticed that the older we get, the more we wonder about what happened to some of those people we grew up with. I think we are curious to know how many of them are still with us ... if we won the race, so to speak, or if we should have a reunion do we need to reserve more than one table.
Isn't there enough secrecy in government? Apparently not, according to Sen. Jeff Mullis, R-Chickamauga, who earlier in the current legislative session introduced a bill that would curtail transparency in government by allowing governmental and quasi-governmental agencies to keep certain information from the public.
A.D. Frazier is not a happy camper. My friend and former Atlanta Olympic colleague spent last summer chairing the Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness for Georgians, a 10-member council appointed by Gov. Sonny Perdue, Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and House Speaker David Ralston.
Dear Editor: Thanks to the voluntary assistance of folks from Bryan County, the library at 9607 Ford Ave. in Richmond Hill has received a new coat of paint on the interior along with several other tasks being completed.
Day 20 (Feb. 28): For the second session day in a row I had a bill on the floor as I presented SB 95, legislation that I am sponsoring on behalf of the Police Chiefs Association of Georgia.
The General Assembly completed a full five days of session this week, which concluded on Friday with its 24th legislative session day. Several key pieces of legislation were debated and discussed on the House floor. The highlight this week was the passage of a solution to continue the HOPE Scholarship program and also legislation to address illegal immigration within our state.
In the midst of declining funding, it's tempting to see almost any state legislative attention to the Georgia Council for the Arts as a good thing.
Dear Editor: I was greatly dismayed to recently find out that the Baseball Committee of the Richmond Hill Recreation Association had decided to hire all of its umpires from Hinesville. In essence, they are outsourcing jobs previously held by local teenagers.
I recently came across the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association's Daily Legislative Watch and learned something quite disturbing. This legislative update contained a reference to SB 7, a bill proposed by the Insurance and Labor Committee that would essentially prevent illegal immigrants the ability to collect workers' compensation if injured or sick on the job. My question to the committee members is, "Are you trying to attract more illegal immigrants to Georgia?" Because with this bill, that is exactly the effect it will have.
State Rep. Ron Stephens, R-Savannah, touched off public outcry this month when announcing an intent to introduce legislation that would allow a form of video gambling in certain state facilities. Jekyll Island would be one of them.
Back in 1966, Bobby Fuller sang about, "Robbin' people with a six-gun, I fought the law and the law won." And rightfully so - robbery is a crime. But what happens when it's the law doing the robbing and the law wins?
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Moms want everything and nothing at all. We want to be everywhere at once and also nowhere to be found. We want to impress everyone, handle every chore imaginable and spend every waking second bonding with our children. We also want to totally escape from life. Failure to accomplish this leads to immense guilt and, occasionally, foul moods.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
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Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
Editor, "Greater Good" is a point or ideology that has been defined, perceived and twisted. So what does this mean? I wonder if it's even fair to apply this concept because, at the end of the day, the definition is construed. Man is still making that determination.
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, in Greater Garfield, Georgia, home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results."
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The Imitation Game: Bringing Alan Turing's classified life to light
Sexual Desert
Isn't that what a marriage is?
Re: Aspergers etc
>As a result they may interact a bit differently from your average refuse collector or marketing executive.
I see what you did there, you juxtaposed refuse collector with refuse producer. How clever.
Martha Lane Fox: YEUCH! The Internet is MADE by MEN?!?
Re: Utopian drivel
""A more pressing concern is that not voting is a valid choice. I didn't have any acceptable choices for MP at the last general election, so I didn't cast a vote for any of the candidates."
I don't see that as a valid reason for objecting to compulsory voting (although there are other valid reasons) since a ballot can be spoiled, thus venting your spleen or alternatively, part of a change to compulsory voting would be add a "None of the above" choice on the ballot which is counted, totalled and announced as part of the results."
And if we have compulsory voting with voting machines or voting over the Internet, then is there scope for spoiling one's "ballot paper"?
Re: Utopian drivel
> >A more pressing concern is that not voting is a valid choice. I didn't have any acceptable choices for MP at the last general election, so I didn't cast a vote for any of the candidates.
> Yeah, but then a consequence of compulsory voting might be that there would then be a candidate you could vote for.
Does such a miraculous materialisation of an acceptable candidate happen in places where compulsory voting is already practiced?
How does this make any difference to a system where a small party clique gets to decide on a party's candidate and if it's a safe seat then that handful of people has effectively dictated who will be the MP for that constituency? Or even worse, the local party clique doesn't even get a look-in when (Labour) head office imposes a candidate on the constituency.
Scientists skeptical of Lockheed Martin's truck-sized FUSION reactor breakthrough boast
10 years
20 years ago nuclear fusion was 10 years away.
10 years ago nuclear fusion was 10 years away.
This year nuclear fusion is 10 years away.
10 years from now?
SPECIAL iPHONE TROUSERS will ease Apple into the fashion world
Why keep it in your pocket?
Alternatively, ladies can also carry their iPhone like a handbag.
Man's future in space ... Barack Obama: Mars. Narendra Modi: Mars. Vladimir Putin: Er, Moon
Re: Moon is a harsh mistress
7. Store nuclear waste on the far side...
SpaceX breaks ground on first commercial spaceport in Texas
Re: Good place for it.
They're well clear of Tornado Alley down there. Only some hurricanes to worry about...
Show us your Five-Eyes SECRETS says Privacy International
Re: Thin end of the wedge
air/train/car/jet pack/miniature submarine/etc
SAP chaps cook up Glass Glass style apps for ...WHERE are you off to with that FORKLIFT?
And it's goodnight from him
Warehouse Picker combines hands-free working with visualisation and voice recognition for data entry
Four candles?
BONEHEAD FANBOIS encamp outside Apple Stores
Beware the Giant Rabbi
working for TaskRabbot, which allows people to outsource work to people who live nearby.
I think you'll find that TaskRabbot is the one which allows people to outsource work to robots that live nearby,
CNN 'tech analyst' on NAKED CELEBS: WHO IS this mystery '4chan' PERSON?
Re: Discriminatory Pisswords
Are you taking the pi££$?
IBM: OK, Watson, you've won Jeopardy. Now, CURE CANCER
Re: "..research paper is published nearly every 30 seconds.."
What gets me is that at a public University, taxpayers pay the author salaries for the papers produced. Then if John Q. wants one of these papers he paid for, he must pay again. And the cost is not for printing, etc.
I also helped pay for dozens of tanks, missiles, etc but does the government let me play with any of those toys? Does it hell!
Google's 'Captain Moonshot': I will BOMB you with DELIVERIES
Re: Prizes From Heaven!
Be careful, you only live twice. So watch out for the chap in Little Nellie.
Get ready: The top-bracket young coders of the 2020s will be mostly GIRLS
Re: What do we want from Coders?
which is why I object to the term "coder" other than for people translating questionnaire results and the like for data entry
Kate Bush: Don't make me HAVE CONTACT with your iPHONE
If you don't want to watch Kate live you could always see Placebo covering Running Up That Hill...
...or maybe not.
Cops baffled by riddle of CHICKEN who crossed ROAD
Was the chicken black?
Take the shame: Microsofties ADMIT to playing Internet Explorer name-change game
Re: New browser names:
> Please not the Bing Browser, I'm begging you.
> Bing is the lamest name in the history of IT, even apple couldn't make it cool.
They've had Bob, now Bing, so next up is Dorothy.
Tim Cook on pale, male Apple: 'As CEO, I'm NOT satisfied'
Re: let me guess...
>I doubt that it will shake off the white male image of the tech sector but you could start with what we do here.
Go to India or China and the white image certainly does not apply.
In Singapore there is under-representation of Chinese in a population that is 80% racially Chinese...
Re: Up the 9%
Ethnicity or race?
Which leads me on to the misuse of the word "ethnic" to describe only people from ethnic minorities...
Microsoft: Just what the world needs – a $25 Nokia dumbphone
Re: Think of the kids
Except that my children love to take pictures... and my 5 year-old calls a camera a phone.
Brit kids match 45-year-old fogies' tech skill level by the age of 6
Re: I call bollocks.
Do today's students still have to (virtually) build the Manchester University Mk 1?
New iGasm: Apple to unveil not one but TWO iPhone 6 models on 9 Sept
Re: Sept 9 is day Mao died
maybe they should postpone it and hold it 2 days later instead?
Researcher sat on critical IE bugs for THREE YEARS
Re: Stale bread and butter...
But it's just a Dutch Auction.
Do you have the nerve to hold out longer than the potential other guy?
White? Male? You work in tech? Let us guess ... Twitter? We KNEW it!
Asia's a big place featuring people of many different colours, eye shapes and nose sizes.
Cave pits, ideal for human bases, FOUND ON MOON
Re: One Giant Leap... Downward?
"Well, if these subterranean voids are common (these are only holes down into them), then growing crops is a matter of lighting the voids, adding viable soil and growing the crops, and keeping them watered."
Hmm, subterranean voids... cold environment.... darkness... that can mean only one thing: emmental
(Holmes, Watson, elemental.... I'll change the icon to the one of me getting my coat.)
"The ideal follow-up, of course, would be to drop probes into one or two of these pits, and get a really good look at what's down there"
Probes like this?
German NSA probe chief mulls spy-busting typewriters
Re: Laptop in a farady cage/jar
the boat sank a long time ago when SIGINT groups were scanning faxes let alone e-mail attachments...
Google went behind our backs and really HURT US, squeal upset porn kingpins
There are ads on Google? I'd never really noticed them...
What's your game, Google? Giant collared by UK civil lib minister on 'right to be forgotten'
No New Law
Auntie Beeb has not just been describing this as a new right, but over on the World Service it was being described as a new law on Weekend.
Re: right to change history
another "here today, gone tomorrow" politician?
(Grabbing my coat as I leave the studio.)
Google starts selling Glass to Brits – for £1,000 a pop
Re: Industrial use.
something like I describe will eventually arrive and make the service technician's salary a lot smaller.
Oh, wow. US Secret Service wants a Twitter sarcasm-spotter
Re: Eh, easily done...
my opening sarcasm tag started long ago...
Pirate Party runs aground in European Parliamentary elections
Re: Czechoslovakia?
That was a late result.
Congress guts law to restrict NSA spying, civil liberty groups appalled
Liang Shang Po
This all makes Nixon seem like an honourable and upright kind of chap.
FCC headman Wheeler calls for an 'open internet' – but what the %$#@! does he mean?
Common Carrier?
If ISPs don't want to be treated as common carriers, doesn't that mean they they become responsible (i.e. able to be sued) for the content that they carry?
MIT boffins moot tsunami-proof floating nuke power plants
2 for 1
Some time ago, when the news was full of stories about international summits turning each venue into a fortress and the host city becoming a battleground for various protesters and riot police, I mused that all future international summits should be held at sea, possibly aboard some purpose-built vessel. This SS International Summit could sail the seven seas to whichever regional grouping was holding its regular photo-opportunity and banquet. Residents of cities would be freed from the disruption caused by international summits, policing bills would be cut, etc. There is even a precedent set by Churchill and Roosevelt aboard HMS Prince of Wales.
Of course, this would require cooperation amongst various nations to agree who should build and operate the SS International Summit, but if we already have floating structures (which also have a plentiful power supply) then nobody has to complain.
US-Russia Soyuz 'nauts STUCK IN SPACE after ISS dock fail
It looks like they'll have plenty of time to discuss events in Crimea...
Forget Mars: Let's get someone on the Moon – NASA veteran
Re: So, how does that work then?
But isn't it going to be rather expensive to keep shipping the batteries between the Earth and the Moon to recharge them from the Lunar solar cells?
Does Gmail's tarted-up tab makeover bust anti-spam laws?
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Subject: Does Gmail's tarted-up tab makeover bust anti-spam laws?
I can't stand the stupid new tabs, they categorise everything wrongly!
Daddy-o, you're all wet... baffled by your own kids on the web - survey
This daddy's wet
The squiggles on the home page looked more like "wet speak" at first...
Who should play the next Doctor? Nominations needed!
Christopher Lee
Well, why not?
And it would break the trend of the actors getting younger as the character gets older...
Peter Cushing also had a go...
You need to get serious about 4G coverage, Ministry of Fun told
In-building usage, in-building coverage
4G means fast data and people overwhelmingly use data on mobile devices when they're indoors. So, what you want is in-building coverage.
With per-building coverage you also have lower power antennas rather than high power macro cells. That also means lower power usage by mobile devices.
If I was a mobile operator then I would not bother with macro cells for 4G.
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I didn't even leave university until my mid 20s...
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Never mind Gates' hand, what about the Indian Foreign Minister's shoes?!
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Money? Shop?
My daughter has to make her own shop (selling notebooks and puppies, and make her own notebooks), and she has to make her own paper money.
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I only noticed the practice in Singapore where it seems to be a particularly Chinese activity...
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apparently a third of Americans want to have their cavities searched before being allowed to board an aircraft...
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Apr 7, 2013Same Trailer Different Park it's the most incredible album of country that I ever hear, Kacey shows a different side of life on rural america, and I love every song.
Aug 5, 2013Not only a good album, it is country album of the year for me. All songs are well written, well composed and I like every song on album. This Texas girl's next albums gonna be big. I gave 10/10 because we need albums like this when there are many bad albums right now.
Apr 30, 2013An easy nine. Simple and smart lyrics, good variety of themes and emotions. I think the single "merry go round" is the weakest track on the album, and it's a good song. Seriously fresh country.
Jan 8, 2014Kasey's lyrics make me laugh but more importantly they make me think. Everyone should try reading them without music. They are superb poetry about life today. This is an album that gets better each time I listen to it.
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Jun 14, 2013The songs on this CD are all relatable. Well produced and worth listening to over and over. They are catchy tunes that stick with youu; warring ear wigs abound. "It is what is is; until it ain't any more" and "Still hadn't lost that baby weight/ And that baby's about to graduate". An my favorite line... If you don't save yourself for marriage You're a whore (Pause)-able person. Take a listen; if you love poppy country music you love this CD.… Expand
Jul 12, 2014Same Trailer Different Park, the major debut of Kacey Musgraves, aka the new Miranda Lambert or Alisson Krauss, is such a great album. It has everything you could ask for in a country album: deep meaningful strong lyrics, strong vocals, beautiful guitar riffs, crazy production, and everything else. Seriously can't pick the highlights off of this album, I love every single track, but if I had to choose, I'd go for: Merry Go Round, Follow Your Arrow, Stupid and Keep It To Yourself. Listen to it! Hope her sophomore record will be just as breathtaking, unless she can do better (which is kinda hard).… Expand
Mar 27, 2013Same Trailer Different Park bty Kacey Musgraves is an Outstanding country record and it is felt with each song she sang in. Its 100 TIMES better than pop singer Taylor Swift
Oct 29, 2013Without doubt, Kacey presents us with the best Country Album of the year, is loaded with good energy and good lyrics, Merry Go 'Round is so good that you have worth of tracks that may follow. Still, the album works, sometimes leaving your comfort zone (Blowin 'Smoke), "Same Different Trailer Park'' is just incredible.
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Dec 7, 2013Same Trailer Different Park puts higher standard for next country albums most musicians will make. I like the way she brings us back to the classical country music with her special vocals and instrument compositions.
Aug 27, 2014Kacey's storytelling, nostalgic songs make a whole world for themselves with about as much effort as one breathes fresh air while listening to Same Trailer Different Park. Kacey is a 21st century jewel, hands down.
Jun 21, 2014It was pretty obvious she would win some Grammys and she did! My favorite song on this record would be"Back on the Map". I cannot wait to see her next album if there will be another
Jun 17, 2013Songwriting thus warm and wise can't be as easy as Musgraves makes it sound. [Jul 2013, p.108]
May 14, 2013Musgrave just paints a picture of their shared solitude, and she lets us see our absurd selves in the lives of others.
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Christmas for many cricket-lovers in Australia means just one thing: clearing the decks of turkey and mince pies in time for the Boxing Day Test on December 26. I've spent a few festive seasons in the unaccustomed heat of Melbourne, amused at the shop-window scenes of snow and wondering how many kilos the Santa in Myer, the massive department store, has sweated off under his thick red robes.
One of the best Tests I ever saw was the Boxing Day match at the MCG during Bob Willis' reign as England captain, and it came as rather a shock to the system to realise that this is the 30th anniversary of that great game - in 1982-83 - which Australia nearly stole, after their ninth wicket went down with 74 runs still needed.
England were 2-0 down going into that fourth Test, but looked set to reduce the deficit - and keep alive their hopes of retaining the Ashes, won so thrillingly in 1981 - with the New Year Test in Sydney to come. Australia, set 292 to win, lost their ninth wicket late on the fourth day, with just 218 on the board. Not long now, thought the Poms present, as the No. 11, Jeff Thomson, moseyed out to join Allan Border, who had been so out of form that his place was in serious doubt.
Keen to bowl at the last man, Willis started spreading the field to allow Border singles. He turned down a lot - 29 in all, according to Bill Frindall - but still the runs kept ticking down, and Thommo, no doubt affronted by the suggestion that he wasn't much of a batsman, got in behind everything when he was required to face. By the end of play, Australia's last pair had scored exactly half the 74 runs they needed, Border was back to something like decent form, and everyone had to come back next morning.
The fifth day dawned bright, and my dad confidently expected me to give the cricket away - "Could be just one ball" - for a day at the beach. But of course the cricket won and, with admission free, I was joined by around 18,000 other eager beavers.
Willis kept the field out to Border, and the target was soon under 30. Then less than 20. And then single figures. Border had passed his half-century, and the man at the other end still looked rock solid: "It was one of the very few times I had seen Thommo restrain himself with the bat," said Border. "He was terrific, thoroughly responsible."
All along I'd been expecting England to win, but suddenly I wasn't so sure - and you could see from the body language that England's players weren't so sure either. Finally it boiled down to four to win, just one shot, just one edged boundary. For the first time, I thought Australia were going to win.
Back came the inevitable Ian Botham, for a final tilt from the Southern End, opposite the pavilion. Turned out that "only four to win" had scrambled Thomson's brain a little, and he went for his first expansive shot, aiming to get them in one go, from an inviting-looking ball that curved away slightly. The resultant thick edge flew to second slip, where Chris Tavaré, as if in a trance, parried the ball upwards and over his head. Amid 18,000 collective gasps, Geoff Miller nipped round behind him from first slip and completed the catch. England had won!
"I remember throwing my arms jubilantly in the air," wrote Willis, "and then running blindly off." And as the rest of them left the field, something happened that I have never seen before or since. Everyone around me stood up, and shook the hand of the spectator nearest them - because they were there. As it turned out, there was the place to be: stay-at-homes watching on TV didn't see the climax live, as Australia's Channel 9 was late returning from an advert for spanners. A friend of a friend vowed never to use that particular brand again: I suspected that for a couple of years he used his teeth instead.
Even before this remarkable finish, it had been an absorbing Test. Peculiarly, each of the first three innings occupied precisely a day; equally spookily, all the totals were within ten runs of each other (England 284 and 294, Australia 287 and 288). The first day had been notable for Tavaré, usually the blocker par excellence, repeatedly clonking Bruce Yardley into the vast open spaces of the MCG outfield on his way to 89, at about double his usual rate. Not just the English contingent was disappointed when he cut Thommo to gully - and was well held by Yardley - 11 short of a hundred. It made you wonder what Tav might have achieved in his Test career if he hadn't been persuaded early on - or instructed - to become a sort of Boycott Mk II.
On the second day I celebrated when Norman Cowans trapped John Dyson lbw. In a club game not very long before, "Flash" Cowans had put me in at short leg when he bowled; pointing at my glasses, I had pretended not to hear as he exhorted me to get closer and closer in. So a celebration seemed appropriate.
It took the form of a dash to the pavilion bar - which meant I missed his next-ball dismissal of Greg Chappell, caught on the boundary. Luckily for me, for this match the MCG had replaced the lovely old scoreboard with its first big replay screen, so I was soon able to savour that one (and a cold beer) too. The fourth day turned out to be Cowans' finest in a Test: in only his second match, he got Chappell cheaply again and finished with six wickets.
After this fairytale finish, there wasn't quite another one in Sydney, where a draw confirmed that the Ashes would be changing hands after all. But actually no one who had been in on the end in Melbourne minded very much.
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In the month of December alone the company said that users spent more than $1 billion and downloaded three billion apps. Overall, Apple says it has now paid developers more than $15 billion — roughly half of which would have come this past year.
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