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There will be no trip to Happy Valley for the University of Rhode Island football.
On New Year's Day, three URI football players tweeted the Rams would play Penn State in the fall of 2013. Rhode Island Director of Athletics Thorr Bjorn wouldn't confirm the rumor Monday and Tuesday Penn State football's Director of Operations Kirk Diehl said he hadn't heard anything about the two teams playing. Tuesday evening URI head football coach Joe Trainer said the game was possible, but it wasn't a sure thing.
The Narragansett Times reported about the players' tweets online Tuesday night. Some Penn State football media picked up on the story but by evening reported there were talks between the two schools that broke off Wednesday night.
The rumors of URI making playing Penn State for the first time in program history started on New Year's Day when starting quarterback Bob Bentsen, defensive lineman Shomari Watts and defensive back Tim Wienclaw all tweeted about taking on the Nittany Lions in the 2013 season.
Bentsen's tweet about the potential game was deleted from his account before the weekend hit. Watts, a redshirt junior, in a tweet dated Jan. 1 at 1:19 PM, said (sic) "Goin to happy valley next yr….penn state is on the schedule." That tweet was retweeted by URI backup quarterback Danny Fenyak.
Later that night Wienclaw, a sophomore, tweeted (sic) "Playing Penn St next year and BC in 2014 #letsgooo."
Tuesday Trainer had little to say about the social media gaffe.
"It's hard to control," he said, "but the information didn't come from me."
Late Wednesday night the York Daily Record's Frank Bodani blogged about the story; Bodani said there were rumors about a schedule change one month earlier where Penn State would drop a home game with Virginia for an opponent to be determined.
A game at Penn State would have netted URI a significant payday. There were no numbers reported, but Bodani's story said it would have been at least $300,000, if not more.
Playing games against FBS opponents to make money isn't something new for URI, which has been reported to be on Boston College's schedule for the 2014 season.
"[The 2012 season] we had Bowling Green, last year was Syracuse, the year before that was UConn," Trainer said. "A team like BC, we're looking to play a game at that level. It's a pretty significant payday."
URI is schedule to play a road game against Old Dominion, an old Colonial Athletic Association foe. The Monarchs will play in Conference USA in 2013 and according to a story by Harry Minium of The Virginia-Pilot, URI will make $150,000 for traveling to play ODU in Norfolk, Va. this fall. The Providence Journal reported the number was $180,000.
Trainer said Tuesday that even if things with Penn State didn't work, he could still see there being a schedule change to play another FBS team.
"I would imagine if it's not Penn State [in 2013]," he said, "it's probably something along those lines."
The Journal reported Wednesday that URI had signed contracts to play non-conference games with ODU and three FCS schools; in-state rival Brown, Central Connecticut State and Fordham. With eight conference games, that would have given the Rams a full scheduled.
Penn State was in a similar situation. Diehl said the schedule wasn't finalized but as far as he knew, was set for 2013. Various online sites – unofficial – had PSU playing eight conference games and four non-conference games; Aug. 31 against Syracuse at MetLife Stadium at the new Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford, N.J., at home against Eastern Michigan on Sept. 7, home against Virginia Sept. 14 and home against Kent State on Sept. 21.
"There are a lot of variables there … The contracts at that level are more fluid than not," Trainer said. "A lot of times coaches come in and say listen, we want to exchange an away game for a home game. Even though things can be firm, there's opportunities to move games and always continue to shuffle."


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Viktor Moskalenko: "That reminded me of a good blues song"
Last month at the Univé Open in Hoogeveen one of the participants was Ukraine-born grandmaster Viktor Moskalenko (born 1960, Elo 2587) - a well-known name at this website. New in Chess editor Peter Boel interviewed him about his new book The Wonderful Winawer and about several other subjects.
Alexei Shirov (l.) and Viktor Moskalenko during the Univé Chess Tournament in October 2010 in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands | Photo New in Chess
Moskalenko became grandmaster in 1992. In 1987 he already became Ukrainian champion. In 1992 he even won seven tournaments in a few months' time and he shared first place with Vasily Ivanchuk in the Casino Masters in Barcelona, 2005. Moskalenko has also worked with Ivanchuk, and he is a well-known and appreciated chess trainer in his new home country, Spain, where he lives near Barcelona with his wife Tatiana and his daughter Lyudmila.
By Peter Boel
Viktor, two years ago you wrote the successful book The Flexible French. Now you've come up with a second book on the French: The Wonderful Winawer. Why?
The Wonderful Winawer is a logical follow-up on The Flexible French. This book had to be written. I myself have won numerous games with black in the Winawer. You can get all the structures that are so typical for the entire French Defence. The variation is highly complex, and it is very popular again nowadays. When the book wasn't out yet, but it was already announced on the New In Chess website with a few sample pages, the internet discussions already started, for instance on www.chesspublishing.com.
Your books do not contain just variations and explanations, but also many additional features, like pictures, icons, jokes, new names for lines. What is the philosophy behind this?
I think a good opening book consists of three, or actually four factors: firstly it must contain improved analysis of main lines and a number of new ideas; secondly it should provide structures, the backbones of the lines. Then thirdly, the work should be enlivened by those features you mention. It should be entertaining for the reader, not just a dry summing-up of variations. There is a certain line I call 'The Black Queen Blues' because it involves some 'long' moves with the black queen. In this line you should not learn forced sequences of 25 moves by heart, it's more important to get the idea of it. Then you can play in a kind of flow, a rhythm, and that reminded me of a good blues song.
The fourth factor is the publishing team, which does the lay-out, finds good pictures etcetera. In the past four years I have made four books for New In Chess (The Fabulous Budapest Gambit, The Flexible French, Revolutionize your Chess and The Wonderful Winawer, PB) and I am very happy with this collaboration. New In Chess books always have something special.
Anish Giri and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave with Viktor Moskalenko
in October in Hoogeveen | Photo New in Chess
For this book you have consulted the great French expert Viktor Kortchnoi. Can you tell us something more about this?
Earlier this year Viktor called me. He told me he liked my book The Flexible French and a number of other grandmasters had told him they liked it too. We talked further about the French and he asked me why I put so many novelties in my books! That may not be so clever for a professional chess player. But I am lazy, I don't study so hard. Working on my books is a way for me to study the openings! Kortchnoi has given me a lot of information about his experiences with the French and much of this has been incorporated in The Wonderful Winawer. He has also written a preface, in which he says that I 'write with soul' and that the variations I recommend should be tried out by the reader. I think that's a very big compliment coming from Kortchnoi, who can be very critical of chess writers.
Your opening books have been very successful. Your third book, Revolutionize Your Chess, caused some controversy. The system you propose was regarded with scepticism. What do you think of these criticisms?
This book is my attempt to breathe new life into chess. Nowadays chess has a big problem, a generation problem I would say. We still have a few 'magicians' left, like Shirov, Ivanchuk, Aronian, Anand and young 'G-star' Magnus Carlsen. But there is also an entire army of computer players. I wrote in Revolutionize your Chess that Botvinnik had said that chess is the art of analysis, but now it is more the art of computer analysis. This is not good for human progress, because working with the computer puts your mind to sleep. We are losing our individuality this way. This book was my way of trying to wake people up. It was a message. I don't pretend that I want to save the world and I don't want to be a kind of Don Quixote. But computers tend to make people lazy and their world turns grey. Computers are a trap for the mind. We should set our own minds to work again. Here in Hoogeveen, Tiviakov lost to Shirov because Rybka didn't see the move 14.d5, at least not for fifteen minutes, and you don't have time to run a computer for so long.
The same happened in the famous 8th game between Leko and Kramnik in 2004, of course, where Leko won in a sharp Marshall with one move the computer hadn't seen. In a way all my books are meant to be provocative. I want to wake people up, make them think. Even the Budapest book was provocative. Some reviewers wrote: 'Good book, bad opening'. But that's just what the computer says; it's not the point at all. I wanted that book to be a kind of re-animation of romantic chess. And in 'Revo' I wanted to offer the reader a way to analyse without the computer – and to think for himself.
In that book you present a system for chess players. If you offer a system covering all aspects of chess, then where is the room for creativity?
The creativity lies in the way you use the five Touchstones described in the book. There are many different ways to combine them. And also there is a lot of attention to individual aspects of the player, psychological factors, etcetera. An absolute comment on any single move is not possible, as computers suggest. There are always different possible interpretations. And in this game, as in life, if you want to accomplish anything, concentration is the key.
Now let's talk about playing chess a little. It's been about twenty years since you played in Holland for the last time. How was it to be back?
The open tournament in Hoogeveen was very well organized, with a strong field. For me it was very tough. I've been very busy with the book, and also with my daughter Mila who did her final exam in architecture. But mainly it was because these days even against lower-rated players it's hard to play. They prepare by reading Avrukh's books, they can see all my games in databases. So I lost against a 2280 player, Alessandro Bonafede, who played quite well by the way. It's not easy for a grandmaster in such tournaments.
Still, in Spain you win many opens.
Yes, but there it's easier for me. I know many of the players myself, and I feel at home there. In 2000 we moved to Spain from Odessa. It was a big step for our family, but in the Ukraine prospects were not very good for us. And I wanted to travel less and concentrate a little more on teaching chess, which I greatly enjoy. So we were looking for new opportunities. The atmosphere in Spain seemed very good, and interest in chess is great there. We live about 30 kilometres outside Barcelona along the coast, and we drive around a lot.
Viktor Moskalenko with his wife Tatiana
I give chess trainings, my wife Tatiana, who also plays chess, teaches mathematics and Russian language, and she gives chess lessons to kids. So we get by. And I hope our daughter Mila will be a famous architect one day. In Madrid she has already been working with the best.
Life in Spain is very different from Holland. If you take a walk at night in Hoogeveen, you hardly see anybody on the streets. A little depressing. In Spain the city is full of life at night. That's what I like.
Are you also a socio, a Barcelona fan?
Yes I am, but I don't go to the games in Camp Nou, I like to watch them at home. I did meet former Barca president Joan Laporta once. He has worked with a chess club in Barcelona and once sponsored a rapid tournament in Sant Boi (Barcelona). When I signed a book for him he asked me, "What is a gambit?". I replied, "A material sacrifice which leads to lots of tactics and combinations." So he immediately wanted to play a game with me! And he invited me to come to Camp Nou one day. Perhaps I can give a simul to the football team…
What do you consider the best chess game you ever played?
In my book Revolutionize Your Chess I have given some of my best games. Here is a nice fragment of a French game.
Viktor Moskalenko – Jorge Gonzalez Rodriguez
Montcada (Barcelona) 2006 (notes by Moskalenko)
Keep in Mind the Five Touchstones:
T1 = Material
T2 = Development
T3 = Placement of Pieces and Pawns
T4 = The King's Position
T5 = Time
The attack begins. I had foreseen this blow and now the moment has arrived (+Touchstone 5: time). White sacrifices his minor pieces in order to penetrate into the opponent's fortress.
The main point of White's combination is 12...exd5? 13.e6! fxe6 (13...Qxe6 14.Re1) 14.Bxc6 Qxc6 15.Ne5+- with the threats 16.Nxc6 and 16.Qh5+.
The b6-square is not protected now (-Touchstone 3, weak square).
The only defence. The intermediate move 13...Qxd1 loses to 14.Rfxd1 Bb7 15.Rd7+-.
This seems natural (+Touchstone 1: material). Also good was the computer move 14.Nxg5! Rh4 (14...Qxb6? 15.Qf3 with decisive threats) 15.b4! with an almost winning advantage.
Black is ready to capture the a8 knight, but...
Another unexpected knight jump.
There is no time to play 15...Bxg5 16.Qd6! (-T4) 16...Bd7 17.Nc7+ Kd8 18.Rfd1 Qxc7 19.Qf8#; or 15...Qxa8 16.Qf3!.
Another kamikaze knight!
16...Kxf7 17.Nb6!
White's last knight sacrifice.
In the event of 17...Be8 18.Qf3+ Kg6, simply 19.Nc4 wins.
18.Qxd7 Nxe5 19.Qe8+ Kf6
It looks as though the storm has blown over and Black can begin to breathe, but now the second part of the attack begins, this time with the heavy pieces.
This game follows strategic concepts (and the Five Touchstones). The ideas are: activating the rook and preparing Bb3 and f2-f4, with an irresistible attack (+T3, -T4). However, at this dramatic point Black decides to sacrifice his own knight...
Attack is the best form of defence! This resource seems to be very strong, since it opens up the white king's position. We now arrive at the key moment in the game.
After 20...Qd6 White has 21.Re3!, threatening 22.Rfe1! and parrying the threat of 21...Nf3+, because now the knight will be captured with check.
The most tenacious was probably 20...Qd8 21.Qxd8 Bxd8 22.f4! Ng6 23.Bb3 with a big advantage for White.
21.Kh1?? Txh2#.
Threatening mate in one! A counterattacking attempt that fails.
This quiet move solves the problem. 22.f4 was a more complex option, involving many forced checks: 22...Qxf4 23.Rxe6+! Kxe6 24.Qg6+! Nf6 25.Re1+ Kd6 26.Qd3+! Nd5 27.Qxa6+! Kc7 28.Qa7+ Kc8 29.Qd7+ Kb8 30.Qxd5 and White is clearly better thanks to the queen's great skills.
The final hardhitter in this game.
Or 23...Kxe6 24.Bd7+ (24.Qg6+!? wins as well) 24...Qxd7 25.Re1+ winning the queen.
Black resigned, since he loses his rook on h3 without compensation. I greatly enjoyed this dynamic game, both while playing it and while analysing the lines more calmly at home.
From an interview by Edwin Lam in Australasian Chess we know that your all-time favourite chess player is Bobby Fischer. Why is that?
He was an extraordinary player (in tournaments as well as matches), who successfully developed his talent and his chess skills. But he also found his own way as a personality. To me, Robert James Fischer was the last real individual World Champion, in all aspects. After him, new champions depended a lot on the help from their teams, their computers, and other 'unnatural' resources.
And what is your favourite chess book?
In my house in Odessa (Ukraine) I still I have a big collection of almost all books from the Soviet Period. Many comments by classic players are great, and in my youth I really believed in them. A few years ago I greatly enjoyed Kortchnoi's My Best Games, both volumes: with white and black. Right now, I prefer to trust my own rules and just analyse games of the best players without any comments. And finally I enjoy the Yearbook series from New In Chess.
Now for some really important subjects. What do you like best, vodka or wine?
I like wine a lot; Spanish and Catalan wines are great.
And your favourite food?
'Tapas' in a traditional restaurant/bar in any part of Spain or the Gran Canarias, accompanied with a good local wine or beer.
Well grilled chicken with beer or Catalan champagne. A strong breakfast in any Spanish port with a freshly prepared fish: 'pescadito frito' and/or sardines; all accompanied with a local red wine. By the way, the Puerto closest to my house is Arenys de Mar. Sometimes I like to test the jamon iberico vs. queso manchego accompanied with some wine from Rioja or Catalonia. Or even de bodegas Chivete.
What kind of literature do you like?
Recently, the American author Terry Goodkind: Wizard's First Rule (Sword of Truth, Books 1-10).
Definitively, the Carlos Castaneda series: this author takes the reader into the very heart of sorcery, challenging both imagination and reason, shaking the very foundations of our belief in what is 'natural' and 'logical'.
And what are your favourite movies?
I like almost all movies about the world of fantasy. Also I like many popular Hollywood films with famous stars, and sometimes movies with French or Spanish stars. I don't like melodrama or stupid comedies, they always bore me.
Do you have a dream?
I believe in dreams. Dreams can sometimes become reality. Everything depends on our power of imagination and discipline. However, for a long time I have been more interested in the 'art of dreaming'. I dream a lot, and I think without dreams our lives are sad – no magic! You can also dream during the day. If you reach a certain level of 'dream concentration' you can control lots of things in your life and discover creative ideas. In my own life, as soon as I have a dream I try to realize it. For instance, by moving to Spain or by writing a chess book!
By the way, chess is a helpful instrument to improve our concentration even in this sense. But, for example, the 'art of dreaming' helps me also to write successful chess books.
Are you already thinking about future projects for New In Chess?
Yes! But there's nothing I can tell just yet. Maybe I will be able to continue the 'Revolutionize' project in some way. In Spain the publishing company Robinbook is now bringing out this book in three parts: on the endgame, the middlegame and the opening. There my book was quite well received. I have also been to Abu Dhabi, where Sheikh Mohamed bin Ahmed al Hamid invited me. He was greatly impressed by the book and wanted me to give him trainings. A remarkable man. A strong chess player who has been a good football player as well, and who sets up all kinds of projects, including chess tournaments with grandmasters.
Viktor Moskalenko with Sheikh Mohamed bin Ahmed al Hamid
My books are a great way to get around the world; I get many interesting invitations again. And so I can bring my message to many different people.
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4 years 1 month ago
Tiviakov Should not use Rybka when it counts. IvanHoe sees d5 in under a minute on a quad. Gets a sniff at 10 seconds, and the whole move within the minute (depth 19). Caveat emptor.
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unfortunately Revolutionise Your Chess was so painfully bad for me I doubt I will give this Wonderful Winawer a chance.
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4 years 1 month ago
I was critical of Revolutionize your Chess, but I find the Wonderful Winawer a truly excellent book! Although I've not gone through the whole book my first impression is that it is one of the better/best opening books around.
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4 years 1 month ago
The Winawer!
This variation of the French is highly interesting and maybe because one can treat it both very tactically and surprisingly positionally also, the last and final word can never be said! I used to analyse the positions a lot when I was young and I still have Moles' book, which is my personal favourite among the books which I have on the Winawer.
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No reason to use that clone stuff... it's still the right thing if you use an engine the original programmer gets paid for.
Rybka 4 needs some seconds for it, I guess Tiviakov had Rybka 3 at that time :)
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4 years 1 month ago
Sorry Felix, but you should read your own Forum. :) The majority opinion is that Rybka 4 is unusable for analysis, due to stalls from hash, and this has gone on 6 months without a bug fix. When your own experts are even giving up Rybka 4 for Rybka 3 due to this, why should Tiviakov differ? The game was from Oct 26 2010, and is this one. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1599580
I thank ChessVibes for bringing this to our attention.
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Let me finish by quoting what I wrote myself in this review about Moskalenko: "In this book he comes across as a bit of a show-off who pompously presents his 'revolutionary' ideas whithout any kind of self-reflection."
In retrospect, I guess in this sentence I should only regret the words 'a bit of'. The rest is self-explanatory. (Arne Mol on CV)
I hope this interview by CV can be seen as an apology to V. Moskalenko by CV for the quoted words. An apology which would have been a just gesture by this always correct and excellent site.
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Burnett, please don't quote out of context. You know very well why I wrote that and it was fully justified at the time given the accusation that triggered it. If you're going to quote, also quote what I wrote after that.
Anyway, let's move on shall we? This was a nice interview, so no need to rake up old controversies.
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Is a very nice interview indeed.
Something had to be done.........and I think this interview (indirectly) does it.
"Controversy" is a bit flattering for CV ...The context is still visible for everyone on the CV debate............but ok for moving on. (off course)
Fully enjoyed your reviews before and after tne "controversial" one.
A "public voice" should enhance public respect.
Friendly greetings
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4 years 1 month ago
Commonly was nice enough to give actual data of how long IvanHoe took, and he immediately gets called a "cloner" and innuendo of a "thief" by those who represent Rybka.
Please stop decrying any engine that your company doesn't approve, as a "clone".
You still have given no evidence that IvanHoe uses any code from Rybka, despite what you are conditioned to say. Strange that the Rybka 3 you claim IvanHoe was stolen from takes 15 minutes (on 1 cpu the article did not mention, there is a long fail high after 5 minutes at depth 18, but Rybka never tells you this so you are in the dark about the real quality of d5 for much longer), and IvanHoe takes around 30s on a quad, and Rybka 4 takes about the same. From this an unbiased person might suspect that Rybka 4 stole from IvanHoe, not IvanHoe from Rybka 3.
On the other hand, the evidence has been given many times now that Rybka took some Fruit code, and the whole evaluation in Beta 1.0 is the nearly same except for tuning the parameter values. Does the "original programmer" Letouzey (your term) get his money when you sell Rybka?
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4 years 1 month ago
the interview is a bit too uncritical and ´submissive´ to my taste. And as a completely irrelevant aside i would like to know why mr moskalenko tried to get GM Burmakin disqualified from last years Catalan Open Circuit over a technicality (his request was of course denied, but it was a really weird move)
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- 1 2 2 1/2-pound kabocha squash, halved, seeded
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- 1 6" piece of ginger, peeled, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon (packed) light brown sugar
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Preheat oven to 375°F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment or foil. Season inside of squash with salt and pepper. Place squash, cut side down, on prepared sheet. Roast until tender, 1-1 1/4 hours. Let cool slightly.
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Scoop squash flesh into a food processor. Add sugar and 1 tablespoon ginger juice. With machine running, gradually add 1 1/2 cups cream and purée until smooth, adding more cream by tablespoonfuls if too thick. Season with salt, pepper, and more ginger juice, if desired. Gently warm in a saucepan, stirring constantly, until heated through. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Gently rewarm purée in a saucepan, adding a little more cream if necessary.
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How many times in its short history as a nation has Australia been a pioneer?
There have been many periods of reform activity but only one that really saw us as a stand-out. This was in the early years of the Commonwealth when an alliance of socialists, social liberals and trade unionists introduced a whole range of democratic and social reforms that made Australia a model of social democracy.
Labor, the Greens and three independents is seeking to make Australia a model of green democracy by incorporating a price for carbon into the economy.
One hundred years later an alliance of Labor, the Greens and three independents is seeking to make Australia a model of green democracy by incorporating a price for carbon into the economy.
Supporters and opponents all agree that what is proposed represents a significant structural change in the way we do things. Disagreement is over the necessity for, and the timing of, the change.
It is true that Australia has successfully managed structural change before. The microeconomic reforms of the 1980s and 1990s come to mind. However, what was different then was the bipartisan support for the competition agenda across the major parties.
For a brief moment in time with Malcolm Turnbull leading the Liberals it looked as though there might be Labor/Liberal agreement on a long-term strategy to tackle climate change. However, this was not to be and adversarialism has again prevailed.
In order to win the argument the alliance for change has a tough battle. Firstly, they face a public that sees a world not only still grappling with the Global Financial Crisis but also not focussed nor united when it comes to climate change.
Secondly, we need to remember that we live in a country that is truly lucky with its geographical location and resource endowment. By focussing on economics it has achieved much and, although per capita emissions of greenhouse gases are large, the overall contribution of Australia to climate change is small.
Thirdly we should note that the most powerful political argument in the past 15 years has been developed around the idea of a "relaxed and comfortable" nation clear on its values and united in their defence. In fact it could be argued that such a notion has held back further improvements in productivity because of its justification for middle-class welfare and infrastructure conservatism.
Why us? Why now? These are the questions being asked by the public.
It is the toughest task of all to reassure people at the same time as you are asking them to change. Linking the price of carbon to a package of measures involving tax, compensation and investment support should be part of the story and has been delivered, but not without inevitable gaps that will be highlighted by the Opposition.
What will also be required is a formidable campaign in the service of our public interest as a nation today and in the future. In this campaign the alliance for change should not be reluctant to emphasise time and time again the environmental risks we face. The vested interests in favour of change, particularly but not only in rural and regional Australia, will need to be as active as those who oppose change, and the fears generated by the sceptics and deniers should be countered by the evidence-based fears generated by science.
The deniers in particular remind me of the mid-20th century conservatives who so hated the left that they were blind to the threat presented by the emergence of fascism.
However, the real challenge is with the Opposition and their so-called "direct action" alternative. The political battle will probably be won or lost on the question of which strategy - carbon price or direct action - finishes up in the dock under cross examination. There are credibility issues as well as policy issues at work here and, as is often said, he who sets the agenda inevitably wins the argument.
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Way too messyThis is one of the messiest mascaras I've ever tried. Super gloppy, takes forever to dry, and it in no way stays on for four days if it can't stay in place for an hour! Skip this product and move on to one that will actually work. Not one of Tarte's better products. UHHH! — 2 years, 10 months agoMissPoison | 244 reviews
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Carolina Panthers Round 1 Draft Selection - Luke Kuechly
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 12:24 AM
From what I have heard both Beason and Davis have been cleared to resume football conditioning. With the season still five months away, this is an encouraging sign. They should both be close to full go by then. I would hope.
Although I am not enamored with this pick. Koochy is a Panther. So.... And GOOOOOOOO CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 27 April 2012 - 01:07 AM
Posted 27 April 2012 - 01:16 AM
he tackles with his hands too damn much. Kid's got a lot to learn.
He had 532 career tackles (2nd all time) I think he is doin just fine........Think someone gotta teach you to respect talent
Posted 27 April 2012 - 02:44 AM
two of the "experts" like the keuchly pick as their favorite of the 1st round.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 02:59 AM
The staff has already told LK that he will play every LB position and I'd assume they'd already told Beason the same. I'd expect to see them line up in all types of different positions and formations. Both players are dynamic and I can't wait to see the two on the field together.
As for Davis.. I just want to see that guy make it through a full season healthy. Kuechly takes a ton of pressure off of him and may help that goal become a reality. If you are expecting more than that I can't agree that train of thought is very realistic.
As for Anderson, I expect him to continue to be a solid player. He may end up being an odd man out, but I don't see how thats a concern right now. He's got the Sam locked down and is under contact through 2016. If anything its Davis who finds himself excepting a smaller role.
Welcome Luke.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 03:55 AM
lol but really, i love the pick. great LB and will start from day 1, allows t davis to come in on 3rd downs as a LB/S for blitz and mix defensive looks on front and secondary.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 06:33 AM
I do to except TD has been injured every year......cant just assume our lbs will be healthy or we will be the worst defense in the league again
Unpopular opinion alert: I think DE is a bigger need than DT.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 06:49 AM
Posted 27 April 2012 - 08:06 AM
Never ever, since I have been have been a Panthers fan, have we picked a guy that I wanted months in advance of the draft. Not only wanted, but practically begged to get. I love Beason, and I hope he comes back ready to go. But Kuechly, he is a special player. I am so excited for this guy to be part of Panther Nation, I can't even explain. Those that aren't, give it time, you'll come around soon enough.
^My sentiments, exactly.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 09:12 AM
Just thinking back to when I didn't like the Beason pick....
I was like Who the fug is beason during that draft, now I'm like... nice....
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What do you think when you hear the word "sprouting?"
For some reason I have a vague recollection of someone once telling me that sprouts can be grown in feces. Not sure where that idea came from, but it stuck with me.
I couldn't look at a sprout without thinking of cow manure.
Over the years, I overcame that mental image and tried sprouts on my sandwich and in my salad but they didn't do much for me. I mentally filed it away as a fringe health thing and ignored it.
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the seed, telling the vitamins and minerals it stored they are free. If you don't soak them, the nutrients stay locked inside and the good stuff stays hidden (aka no growth). It makes sense to me that this is the same concept in my stomach. Some people have no digestion problems and can eat whatever suits their fancy (I miss you, Pizza Hut!). Me? I have to watch out. But I like to think of it as my body's way of keeping me uber healthy.
Whatever makes me feel better, right?
I think I'm finally brave enough to try sprouting. Of course wheat is my main concern, so wheat berries will be my first experiment. But there are so many other options. Have you looked through the literature section? There are several books on sprouting, like Ann Wigmore's book and Steve Meyerowitz's book.
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A Feb. 14 letter to Longevity Center patients from Dr. James Tanner, St. Vincent's chief medical officer, describes Lipschitz as "a visionary leader" and says he will be leaving the center "to pursue other interests."
Lipschitz told ArkansasBusiness.com that there had been no conflicts with St. Vincent and that he was grateful for "everything they've done for me." But Baptist, where he has not yet signed a contract, seems to offer more "entrepreneurial" opportunities, Lipschitz said.
Baptist Health spokesman Mark Lowman confirmed that the company had been in talks with Lipschitz, who "approached us to see if there could be a relationship."
Lipschitz said he was planning several trips after leaving St. Vincent on Feb. 29. He plans to start seeing patients on a part-time basis on March 19 and to be back to full-time work in July.
Before joining St. Vincent in summer 2008, Lipschitz was chairman of the Donald W. Reynolds Department of Geriatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and director of the Reynolds Institute on Aging.
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Hereis a tutorial on how to do the monkey:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03jpbL2Ljfs
I followed that video tutorial for a baby shower cake I just did and this was my monkey. Changes I made was instead of painting royal icing on I got a brand new dobby sponge and pressed a knitted pattern into it before it was dry. I saw that on another post and it gave it great texture. I also did 2 black balls flattened for eyes but then I poked 4 indentations in each to make them look more like buttons. I made my fringe on the hat from my extruder and then followed same technique and last I added a red heart then painted the heart with red disco dust mixed with piping gel...
I know where you can actually by that set of toppers already made!
Good luck with your cakes
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I did a very simple piped sock monkey cake last year - keep in mind, I'm a self-taught amateur, nowhere near the caliber of some folks here! :-) Anyway, I freehanded the shape, and used a small star tip to (hopefully) be reminiscent of the knitted texture. The gray icing is actually Oreo buttercream - so it has that "marled" look to it instead of a flat gray. So just another idea for you!
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I just posted my version of a sock monkey cake...it's in the "newest cakes" gallery.
Question: This post was started last year....why is it coming up again? Did someone do a search for sock money and then bump it back into circulation?
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