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Slash Coleman is a professional storyteller best known for his award winning PBS special and off-Broadway production, �The Neon Man and Me.� He was recently featured at The International Storytelling Center, The National Storytelling Festival, and Pete Seeger�s Clearwater Festival. He is personal perspectives blogger for Psychology Today (His column is called �The Bohemian Love Diaries�) and a regular contributor to Storytelling Magazine.
Kurt Gerstmann had what the Chinese call an "interesting" life. A refugee at the age of one (Nazi Germany) he was smuggled out of Germany by nuns and spent time as a young boy in the Israeli Underground and Army. He ended up in Switzerland in a Medical school. A professional lifetime in Pathology (he's retired but volunteers time in NYU and Bellevue) provides the background to his stories some of which he told previously at the Cornelia Street Cafe.
Dave Lester is a Brooklyn-based kick-ass comedian and storyteller
Sherryl Marshall is a New York singer who has worn many musical hats in her career. She has recorded or performed live with everyone from Gloria Gaynor, Leslie Gore, Darlene Love, Chubby Checker to Peter Wolf, Southside Johnny, Johnny Rivers, Lou Gramm of Foreigner to Black 47, RuPaul, Al Kooper, Albert Collins to Joni Mitchell, Jane Siberry, Valerie Simpson, Ashford & Simpson, The Klezmatics and a host of others. She was a regular member of the Buster Poindexter show for ten years. She has sung her original compositions with many different New York bands over the years and her show "The Life and Times of Sherita Marshone the Argentine Bombshelter" was performed at the famous Bottom Line and the fabulous BAM cafe.
Susan Neuffer�s sordid past includes late nights singing and playing bass at CBGB�s with original rock bands, and graduate school at Harvard. She will be appearing as sweet Auntie Julia in Hedda Gabler later this month. She has appeared in independent films, web projects, musicals, and plays. Susan's also presented many solo cabaret shows. She made a respectable showing on Jeopardy! in 2010. Films include Work it Out, Red Tape, No Direction, and 8:46.
Thomas Pryor�s work was published in The New York Times, Mr. Beller�s Neighborhood, Our Town, The Westside Spirit, and A Prairie Home Companion. His blog, �Yorkville: Stoops to Nuts,� is listed in The New York Times. Thomas appeared on public radio�s �This American Life,� and has columns in NearSay.com & AskaNewYorker.com. He was featured in Public TV Ch 13�s �Baseball: A New York Love Story.�
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iPad 2 mirroring: Capturing video in higher definition
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[1684] Clincopathologic and Immunohistochemical Characteristics of Metastatic Breast Carcinoma to the Brain: A Neurosurgical Series of 59 Cases
SE Martin, KA Johnson, P Steeg, EM Hattab. Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN; National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD
Background: Metastatic breast cancer to the central nervous system (CNS) is second only to lung in frequency. Affected patients typically have advanced systemic disease by the time CNS involvement is manifested. Patients with triple negative primary breast cancer and those with Her2 amplification usually are at an increased risk for metastasis. Currently, therapeutic options are limited with surgery generally offered to those with solitary lesions, and prognosis is poor (20% one-year survival). Therefore, greater understanding of this disease and its risk factors is essential for improved clinical outcome.
Design: Fifty-nine cases of metastatic breast cancer to the CNS were identified. Two cohorts were created: one for which paraffin blocks from both the primary and the metastatic lesions were available (matched) and another for which only the metastasis was available (unmatched). Cases were evaluated for various demographic, clinical and pathologic parameters. Immunohistochemistry for ER, PR, Her2 and EGFR, and Her2 FISH analysis were performed. Survival data was assessed.
Results: Patients were overwhelmingly Caucasian (87%). The median age at diagnosis of the CNS metastasis was 56 years with an average latency of 32 months. Most metastases were supratentorial (60%). The vast majority of tumors were infiltrating ductal type with a high SBR score. 44% were triple negative, while 19% were ER/PR negative, but Her2 positive. Sixteen patients were assigned to the matched cohort, of which 11 (69%) maintained an identical immunoprofile. Intense EGFR immunoreactivity was observed in a minority of cases and seemed to correlate with triple negative hormonal status. Follow-up interval ranged from 3 to 567 months, with a median follow-up of 57 months. At last follow-up, 25% of patients were still alive. The median overall survival from the time of diagnosis of CNS metastasis was 14 months.
Conclusions: The majority of solitary breast cancer metastases to the CNS were supratentorial, of the infiltrating ductal type, and either triple negative or ER/PR negative-Her2 positive. In at least two-thirds of the cases, the immunoprofile of the metastatic lesion was predictive of that of the primary tumor. Loss of ER or PR expression occurred in the remaining cases. In general, patients experienced poor clinical outcome; however, multivariate analysis of various clinical, pathologic and immunohistochemical characteristics is underway.
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One of the key components to the camp's success is the continued commitment and collaborative efforts of those behind the scenes.
The camp provides a one-to-one supervision ratio, as each child has his or her unique challenges to which the instructor must adapt. In addition, the city's Ocean Rescue Department allocates an area on the beach to accommodate the group.
"Watching these kids ride waves for the first time is an amazing feeling. It is so rewarding to see the smiles on their faces," says Magrisso.
"At first, some seem fearful of trying something new, but our incredible city staff, the staff from CARD, and volunteers work hard to help the participants feel comfortable."
The surf camp, which is made possible in part by the support of many local sponsors like Quiksilver, the Surf Rider Foundation, and the Autism Society of Miami-Dade County, is free to all participants.
From the first day at the meet-and-greet with staff members to the last day at the award ceremony, the opportunity for the children to socialize, interact, and be active is not only a fun experience, but also essential therapy.
"If there is any type of behavioral problem, the minute they are in the water and on a wave, it completely soothes them. It changes their demeanor," says Cindy Casanova, Parks & Recreation ADA Therapeutic Coordinator.
Due to the program's success, the city and UM-NSU CARD have decided to try to expand by offering surf clinics every other month for teens with varying levels of autism. UM-NSU CARD recently recognized the city with the "Outstanding Community Service" award for helping to provide these services.
To learn more about the program, call (305) 673-7730, or visit www.miamibeachparks.com. For information on UM–NSU CARD, call (800) AUTISM (ext. 1), or visit www.umcard.org.
Jackie Gonzalez is the public-information specialist for the city of Miami Beach Parks and Recreation Department. Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Fresh on the heels of her 2012 critically acclaimed album, ōIdiot Heart,ö one time Phoenixville resident Carsie Blanton is wasting no time as she prepares to head back to the studio to record a jazz tribute album.
ōIÆve been a huge jazz fan since I was a kid,ö says Blanton. ōIÆve been waiting for the right time, career wise, to make a jazz album because I didnÆt want to be pigeon holed as a jazz singer. Making a jazz record at this point feels right. IÆm in the creative phase and using the New Orleans culture for my inspiration.
ōI have a pretty long song list. IÆm not sure which ones are going to end up on the final cut. Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Nina Simone are my favorite singers. IÆll be covering songs that they made famous and some Gershwin and Cole Porter tunes. It is going to have a rare cuts theme. IÆm going to dig into the archives and find some songs that are less well known. IÆd like to be able to represent all the music that I love and that I write.ö
In an effort to expand her musical influences, Blanton relocated from Philadelphia to New Orleans in the fall of 2012, where she has adapted quite easily to an environment that is conducive to her creative being.
ōThe thing that drew me to New Orleans is that there is a cultural value placed on music,ö says Blanton. ōThereÆs a lot of respect for musicians. When IÆm there in New Orleans and people ask me what I do and I say that IÆm a musician, you can see in their eyes that they appreciate that and respect it.ö
Most recently, Blanton has released her first full production music video, a sensually provocative interpretation of her song ōBackbone.ö
ōIÆve been making these music videos and that seems to help,ö says Blanton. ōIÆm pretty excited about it, and IÆd love people to check it out. Every time I release a new video I get a little bump in sales. People find out about me and buy the record.ö
Following the release of her debut album, ōAinÆt So Greenö (2005), Blanton relocated from the northwest to Philadelphia, where she continued to build a following on the strength of her follow-up records, ōBuoyö (2009), the EP ōBeauö (2010) and ōIdiot Heartö (2012).
Performing on NPRÆs nationally syndicated radio program ōMountain Stageö gave Blanton exposure to a significant radio audience along with opportunities to open for Shawn Colvin, Joan Osborne and Paul Simon.
ōWhen I got into the business, it was already declining,ö says Blanton. ōIn a way it put me in a good position, because I donÆt have high expectations for record sales and ticket sales. I wasnÆt there for the boom time. I sort of showed up in a recession. I donÆt have that same experience of comparing to what I did before and feel like itÆs lacking. More and more people come to my shows every time I tour. It feels like I am getting some traction and some momentum.ö
Like so many artists struggling to survive while facing rapidly declining record sales, Blanton has taken an unusual and creative approach to putting her music into the hands of her fans.
ōI do my music in an unusual way where you do pay what you please,ö says Blanton. ōPeople can download my work and even if they take it for free I feel happy about it. One more person has my music. So I donÆt have that same paradigm where I feel like, æOh people are taking my stuff and IÆm not getting anything back.Æ I just feel like, æOh great I made another fan.Æ I think there are some things that are fundamental to human nature and music is one of them. IÆm not worried that people are going to suddenly wake up and say, æYou know I donÆt really need music anymore.Æ Music is like air, water and food. ItÆs not going anywhere. We just have to change the way we think about it. People are not going to stop wanting music.ö
A self-proclaimed introvert offstage, Blanton finds the performance part of her career to be the most rewarding. ōI love being on stage,ö says Blanton. ōFor me, itÆs one of my favorite parts of the job. I have an appreciation for my fans that makes me want to connect with them and make music that they want to hear. Live performances are the way I get to see if itÆs working. My dream is to have a full band that I can tour with that is very versatile. IÆd like to have a pop rock section of my show, a folkie Americana section, that I maybe do solo or just with my bass player, and also a jazz section. I really enjoy being in front of my fans, singing them every song and seeing how they react to it; talk to them about it and make sure they like where IÆm going with it.ö
Carsie Blanton, with special guest The Kernel, performs at the Burlap and Bean, The Shops at Springton Pointe, 204 S. Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square, PA 19073, at 8:00 P.M. on Saturday March 23, 2013. Tickets are $15.00 and can be ordered by calling 484-427-4547 or on-line at www.burlapandbean.com.
Carsie Blanton with special guest Alec Ounsworth (of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah), The Kernal, performs at Milk Boy, 1100 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19107, at 9:00 P.M. on Thursday March 28, 2013. Tickets are $12.00 and $15.00 and can be ordered by calling (215) 925-6455or on-line at www.milkboyphilly.com


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My dismissal from the criminology program led to financial hardship, depression, anxiety, and other life altering issues. I appealed the dismissal to the Department of Criminology Dean, who, when approached with the possibility of a more severe learning disability (after the second exam failure, I contacted the FSU disability center, who reviewed my file and noted that I likely had dyslexia and needed further accommodations) he refused. I contacted the dean of graduate studies, who spoke with the disability center, but she still denied my appeal. My appeal currently is in review by a committee of faculty members. Regardless of the outcome, my circumstances exist--I'm behind professionally and financially.
My concern is the lack of a more robust learning disability center that has the resources to properly diagnose learning disabled adults, and an educational system that appears uncaring regarding those that are in positions such as mine. What are universities doing for those learning disabled? Are there other students like me? Is this a larger, more endemic problem? The psychologist I used noted, "You get what you pay for" regarding the poor testing resources that led to me being improperly diagnosed. But, should I accept this?
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Aaron's Elects Hubert Harris To Board Of Directors
ATLANTA, Aug. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Aaron's, Inc. (NYSE: AAN), a lease-to-own retailer specializing in the sales and lease ownership of residential furniture, consumer electronics, home appliances and accessories, announced today Hubert L. Harris, Jr., has been elected to its Board of Directors. Harris is the former CEO of Invesco North America.
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"We are extremely pleased to welcome Herky as a new member of our Board of Directors," said Ronald W. Allen, CEO and President of Aaron's, Inc. "He brings a considerable history of financial expertise and business management. We believe his addition to our Board will add tremendous value and business acumen as we continue to grow Aaron's in exciting directions and head toward new milestones."
Harris is currently the owner of Harris Plantation, Inc., a cattle, hay and timber business in Walton County, Georgia. He is a trustee for the SEI family of mutual funds and an advisory director for PSA Healthcare, Inc. Harris' long history with Invesco includes serving as CFO for Invesco PLC and as CEO for Invesco Individual Services, Invesco Retirement Services, and Invesco North America.Harris is the recipient of numerous awards including the 2005 Distinguished Achievement Award, Georgia Tech College of Business and the 2011 Joseph Mayo Petit Distinguished Service Award. He previously served as chairman of the Georgia Tech Alumni Association and Georgia Tech Foundation, and is currently a trustee emeritus for the Georgia Tech Foundation. He also serves on the Board of Trustees for the Alexander-Tharpe Fund and the Board of Councilors for The Carter Center. Harris and his wife, Joan, have three children and four grandchildren. About Aaron's, Inc. Aaron's, Inc. (NYSE: AAN), the nation's leader in the sales and lease ownership and specialty retailing of residential furniture, consumer electronics, home appliances and accessories, has more than 1,985 Company-operated and franchised stores in 48 states and Canada. Founded in 1955 by entrepreneur and current Chairman R. Charles Loudermilk, Sr. and headquartered in Atlanta, Aaron's has been publicly traded since 1982. For more information, visit www.aarons.com.
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Don't you wish you could stop those annoying credit card offers? Junk mail credit card offers will be a thing of the past once you opt out either electronically or in writing. No more overstuffed mail box or your personal information getting sold to the highest bidder.
If you opt out in writing it is permanent , but electronically it is supposed to last for 5 years. when you "opt out" of upcoming credit card offers, your score will actually improve!
Stopping Credit Card Offers Benefits Your Credit Score
I have heard varying results betwen 3 to 15 points and with everyone's credit profile differing results will certainly vary. Cross your fingers for a higher result though! While the junk mail won't stop instantly, it will taper off and then stop in a few months. The creditors sending the offers don't pull a new list every time they mail, but once they do update it you won't be on there. Go to this link to opt out: https://www.optoutprescreen.com/?rf=t But if you're worried about putting your information on a site you're not sure of, check out what the Federal Trade Commission had to say about it: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0148-prescreened-credit-and-insurance-offers
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If your credit score needs more help than that, a secured credit card might be the way to go. It costs very little (about $25 a year) but goes a long way to adding positive info to your credit profile. If you have tons of credit card debt already, obtaining a new credit card may not be the answer for you. You need to have different types of credit on your report and having only credit cards is not the answer. We all want to be debt free but life often gets in the way. Plus it's difficult to rent a car or hotel room without a credit card. If you're unsure about what to do there is one thing to be certain about- Avoid consumer credit counseling! If you'd like more info on why that is or who I recommend for secured credit cards, give me a call.
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Sossaman Estates Home Values
What are homes in Sossaman Estates worth? Should you buy there? Are sale prices moving up? In this video I'll give you the straight scoop on sold properties and what that means to you. Sossaman Estates in Queen Creek is located just south of Queen Creek road on the east side of Power Road. Large lots and basements are just some of the options here in this community.
One thing you won't easily find out about Sossaman Estates in Queen Creek is all the neighborhood parties that happen here. Every year in the biggest park with the volleyball courts they have a huge Halloween party with booths and games for kids. There's a costume parade for the kids and brave adults, a "trunk or treat" style trick or treating where the candy flows like water from the waterfall. Oftentimes they'll have a rock wall for climbing, inflatable funhouses or slides and a "cake walk" for smaller kids. You really do get to know your neighbors in Sossaman Estates due to these events. Later in the year they host other events, but none are as big as their Halloween party- it really draws a crowd.
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If you're curious about what your home's value is in Sossaman Estates or nearby Cortina shoot me a call, or send me an email. Having lived in this neighborhood for a number of years I can help you to understand more about this neighborhood than just square footage and prices.
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2 Things Every Gilbert Landlord Should Know
There are two things every landlord should know about when investing in property here in Arizona. But no need to take my word for it, you can learn it the hard way like so many before you. Sometimes that's the only way I can learn something!
1. Privilege Tax
As a property manager in Gilbert Arizona I collect privilege tax (or rental tax as it's called in Gilbert) on every investment property. Right now the City of Gilbert rental tax is 2% of the rental amount. But before you can start paying that you have to register your property as a Residential Rental Property with the county of Maricopa. It will cost you $10.00 and it'll be the best money ever spent and here is why. If you don't pay your Gilbert rental tax Maricopa County will send you are terrible letter explaining why you owe them thousands of dollars. The fine starts with $1000 and ends up with $100 per month that the home was rented without rental taxes have been paid. If you had it rented for 12 months there goes $2200 right out the window. Can you see how the $10.00 is a much better investment?
2. Being Too Nice
The other common thread that I find when signing up new client is landlords that manage their own property are too nice to their tenants. It doesn't sound true but it is. And I don't mean just to their relatives who might rent from them I mean the nice family they found through Craigslist. Oftentimes the tenant isn't screened because the landlord has a good feeling about them or doesn't know how to check for felonies, judgments or convictions. Or worse the landlord doesn't collect late fees and allows the tenant to slide on paying rent when they get around to it. One of the more recent clients I now manage for had a tenant living in their rental for 10 months with no rent paid, and the landlord was paying the electric bill to boot! No it wasn't their son or daughter or other relative!
I understand that everyone has challenges and none are exempt from that fact. You can make deals with your tenant to pay late, but that doesn't mean you don't start the eviction process. You don't necessarily need to finish but it does need to start so they know you're serious. If they don't come through, you already started the timeline and can execute if needed. We use evictions as a last resort and out of the 2000 properties we manage, I can count on my fingers (no toes needed) how many evictions we had this month.
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Selling Your Home Fast Online
Print advertising doesn't work. When was the last time you opened the phone book for anything? Or opened that junk mail that contained exactly what you needed? The answer is you didn't. And if you don't why would anybody else? If the Realtor you're interviewing gives you a 91 point Marketing plan, I can promise you that their entire marketing plan is really inputting it to the MLS. While this is an integral part, it's only half the answer.
A Dog with a Stick
"A dog with a stick in his mouth can sell real estate!" Back when I was a loan officer in West Phoenix we shared an office with a Realtor Recruiter who could often be heard saying just that. In fact, many conversations I have had with would-be home sellers tell me exactly that. They tell me that all a Realtor has to do is put your home on the MLS and it doesn't matter which agent does that. While it's true that once you put your property on the MLS it does syndicate out to a variety of other sites like Trulia, Zillow and Realtor.com. Now you can put your feet up and wait for all the offers to come in, right? If only. All I would need would be a cell phone and a laptop to become the biggest beach bum Realtor you ever saw. You may have even heard of paying a flat fee to put your home on the MLS, but after doing some independent research you'll find what I found- that it doesn't work. But selling your home online doesn't need to remain a mystery.
Let Buyers Mentally Move In
90% of all web traffic will be video in a short time. All the smarty pants guys online say so- Youtube, Cisco, Instagram etc. Why? Because video (good video) engages sight, sound and can evoke emotion in us. When done correctly your potential home buyers will find your home for sale online and picture their baby's first steps in the living room, playing catch in the yard or planting that rose garden they've always wanted. Emotion is what drives people, not logic. No one buys a Porsche for fuel economy. They buy it because of the way it makes them feel. Pictures are a close 2nd but not as a effective as video.
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The experience of immigrant groups as recorded in autobiography, folklore, and fiction. Becoming an American as recorded in photographs and film. Exploring relationships between text and image. This course is the same as American Studies 3304 [67]. (Not open to students who have completed American Studies 70.)
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Joey O'Brien is about to put West Ham 2-0 ahead against the Canaries after just 26 minutes. Picture: Paul Chesterton / Focus Images
Paddy Davitt
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Norwich City could hide behind a raft of excuses but they were simply not good enough to arrest their festive Premier League decline at West Ham.
Injuries in a key area of the field, combined with Bradley Johnson's suspension, only served to raise genuine concerns over the depth of Chris Hughton's first team squad on the opening day of the January transfer window.
Mark Clattenburg's decision to penalise Ryan Bennett for apparently manhandling Winston Reid inside the opening two minutes proved a highly-contentious fault line, and Hughton was more than justified in compiling a mini dossier of potential calls that went against the Canaries as the match unfolded.
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City were indebted to Bunn's brilliant point blank stop to claw out Jack Collison's goalbound hit and there was also a criminal lack of precision from Carlton Cole from close range box after the visitors had been cut open.
Norwich improved after the interval, pushing West Ham back in the closing stages as Sam Allardyce's men appeared to favour a policy of containment, but Russell Martin's 90th-minute strike – his third in four days – flattered the visitors at the finish.
City deserve credit for their refusal to succumb to a powerful West Ham outfit built around the imperious Noble, but for large swathes of the game they looked lifeless. The exertions of a gruelling festive fixture list appeared to have sapped the collective strength of a pool of players who, by and large, have had to shoulder the majority of the workload this campaign.
Harry Kane's rapid elevation to the starting line-up was borne out of necessity, with Steve Morison (thigh) and Grant Holt (hamstring) ruled out. Martin's versatility was again an invaluable commodity as the stand-in captain was deployed on the opposite flank in a bid to implement Hughton's tactical masterplan. Jonny Howson replaced the suspended Johnson, but City's sparse resources were underlined by a rare place on the substitutes' bench for Korey Smith following his recent return from a League One loan spell at Yeovil.
Hughton's lengthy pep talk with Ryan Bennett on the near touchline in the final moments before kick-off proved prophetic when the emergency full-back was thrust centre stage for the game's key talking point. Clattenburg adjudged the England U21 player had grappled Reid inside the visiting penalty area barely two minutes into the action to gift Noble a chance he took with relish. Kane almost profited from indecision between Reid and James Tomkins shortly after, but Jaaskelainen had advanced to the edge of his area.
Cole's temporary injury break, after he inadvertently caught Alex Tettey's studs on his left knee, prompted Sebastien Bassong to try and seek an explanation from Clattenburg for his early spot-kick decision. The Cameroon international's body language after the exchange suggested he was far from convinced at the high profile official's reasoning behind the award.
Cole appeared to have recovered sufficiently to roll Bassong but his marker's athleticism was enough to lessen the ferocity of the hit. Hughton's men had established parity in terms of possession after the early setback but the Hammers' work carried the greater potency. Matt Jarvis was inevitably offering a productive outlet down the left flank and Bassong needed to be alert to clear a ball arrowed towards Cole.
Noble's handball offence presented Snodgrass with his customary set piece chance. The Scot in current form never fails to disappoint – a dipping 25-yard effort thudding against the base of Jaaskelainen's left-hand post with the keeper well beaten.
Kane then failed to divert Anthony Pilkington's snapshot on target as West Ham exhibited the first signs of hesitancy –- the ball clearly striking Reid's left arm under pressure from Howson well inside the home box before it eventually spiralled towards Pilkington.
Bunn magnificently denied Collison with a point blank reaction stop midway through the opening period after the Welshman held off Ryan Bennett to stab goalwards from little more than seven yards. Respite proved temporary however as O'Brien slapped home on the angle following Bassong's near post intervention which could only divert Noble's cut back into the adventurous full-back's path. The sight of Tettey on the ground after Cole had landed heavily on top of him during the build-up only served to compound the growing sense this was not going to be the Canaries' day, but the Norwegian was passed fit to re-join the fray.
Bunn acrobatically tipped over Matt Taylor's rising strike after the Canaries were caught out by a short corner routine before Noble and Guy Demel exposed Pilkington; Cole embarrassingly firing over from inside the six yard box. Norwich badly needed half-time to try and halt West Ham's momentum, but Howson's miscue inside his own box a minute prior to the interval typified City's brittleness – although Demel volleyed wide at the far post.
Norwich were markedly brighter on the restart, and Hughton's backroom team led vociferous penalty appeals when Kane sneaked the wrong side of Tomkins before hitting the ground.
Clattenburg, as he so often does, remained impassive. Pilkington was then flagged offside when the Canaries worked a clever opening which hinted at a revival.
Ricardo Vaz Te almost delivered a final blow in the 65th minute when he towered above Martin but managed to direct a header against the outside of Bunn's far post. City's prowess from set pieces looked the most profitable route back into the match, but Michael Turner was unable to rise above Reid in his attempt to direct Snodgrass' corner past Jaaskelainen. Simeon Jackson and Elliott Bennett were introduced for the final quarter – albeit Hughton's faith in his tried and trusted formula saw Kane and Hoolahan depart in a like-for-like switch. The onus was on Norwich as West Ham's play in the closing stages visibly lacked the urgency of their initial offerings.
Snodgrass was emerging as an increasingly influential figure, but one raking shot from range was laced with a sense of growing desperation.
David Fox made his seasonal Premier League re-appearance for Howson in the final minutes, but a rising half volley was hardly the impact the cultured midfielder had in mind. It was left to Martin to reprise his goalscoring heroics from the weekend when he swivelled eight yards out to despatch Elliott Bennett's inviting centre in the final act of normal time, but City were unable to threaten Jaaskelainen again.
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I had a feeling we would lose these 4 matches. Now let us win 2 out of thre next 4 league matches.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
I had a feeling we would lose these 4 matches. Now let us win 2 out of thre next 4 league matches.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
read this story and thought one of our trolls had written it, bit pro West Ham for an EDP hack,
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Excellent reporting Paddy. Obviously you were watching the same match as me.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
We missed Holt & Bradley badly(poetry!) and Alex Tettey seems a tad out of sorts at the moment. Maybe that`s why Hoots is (reportedly!) looking at Celtic`s Kayal; a bit of strength in depth. I wonder if one day we`ll all awake from this mass nightmare and discover that Battenberg doesn`t really exist? He is surreal.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
it must be great being a columnist, never let the facts get in the way of a good opinion eh? Yes, City didn't play well but why over egg the pudding by including inaccurate reporting? If what Snodgrass did to the post was a "graze" I'd hate to see the writer's definition of a "cut" or a "bruise"!
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Reporters make you laugh dont they. Agree with MB word for word. Yes Jim anyone else would lose their job. We see him doing these mad things every week. GRAZE LOL
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Prolix Paddy just regurgitated the wrong bit of dictionary, Doc. Anyway, "graze" is a bigger word than "hit" so it must be better.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Yes they did need a helping hand - they couldn't finish and only scored in dubious circumstances. If Battenberg wasn't a Hammer on the day they wouldn't have scored. Someone so inept would lose their job in any other circumstances. The FA are ridiculing themselves and their reputation by keeping this man on board.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Final score was 2-1. The penalty was the difference. There's was a soft penalty, technically valid but soft. The foul on Kane in the box by Tomkins was a cast iron penalty and the hand ball was arguably a penalty to us as well. We've played better, definitely, but the idea that we weren't at least good for a point is ridiculous.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
The biggest problem we had, after Clusterbuck is that we let ourselves be drawn into the West Ham game. Poor Wes got a sore neck watching the balls flying over his head all day. If there's one thing to be learnt (ignoring the referee's parentage), KEEP THE BALL ON THE GROUND!!!!!
Thursday, January 3, 2013
I had a feeling we would lose these 4 matches. Now let us win 2 out of thre next 4 league matches.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
So WHU had no benefit from Battenberg`s refereeing then? A dubious penalty given to WH, 2 clear pens not given to City. However poor City were on the day, they clearly suffered at the hands of probably the worst referee in the PL. Definitely.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Can we be absolutely sure that Prolix Paddy isn`t one of the Trolls? The overabuse (new word?) of language and distortion of facts do indicate at least circumstantial evidence. A change of career might be in order. Politician? Hack for a National on a bigger salary? Something worthy.
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