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What's Edgeley Park Like? | |
At one end is the large Cheadle End Stand which
towers over the rest of
the stadium. This stand which
was opened at the beginning of the 1995-96
season, is two tiered, covered and all seated. Opposite,
is the Railway End, a former open terrace which was converted to a
seating area in 2001. This end
is given to away supporters and has a
small electric scoreboard situated
above it. Both sides are quite old
looking stands, that are both covered and all
seated. The Danny Bergara Main Stand (which is
named after a former manager) is only about two
thirds the length of the pitch and straddles the
half way line. This stand
dates back to the late 1930's. On the
other side is the Popular Side
Stand, a former covered
terrace which is now all seated. Depending on the size of the away support and the weather, then visiting fans are housed in the large uncovered Railway End, or part of the smaller but covered Popular Side.
Where To Drink? | |
There is a small Labour Club (C.I.U.
Affiliated) right by the entrance to the Railway
End, that allows visitors in, for a small entrance
fee. It is a small club that could do with
modernising, but I found it both comfortable &
welcoming. Otherwise there are a number of pubs
along a shopping area, across the main road from
the away end. Probably the best is the Royal Oak
just at the end of Castle Street. Very friendly,
away supporters are welcomed and there's always a
bit of good natured banter flying about. John Keane adds; 'away fans will get a warm welcome in the Sir Robert Peel half way up Castle Street. One pub to avoid is John Jo Greens'. Steve Johnson recommends 'The Armoury' a Robinsons pub situated by the roundabout at the top of Castle Street, is excellent for away fans. The Landlord is very friendly, the Robinsons beers are excellent (the pub is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide) and the home fans there are very welcoming'. Also CAMRA Good Beer Guide listed is the Olde Vic on Chatham Street. Whilst Vaughan Skirrey a visiting Sheffield Wednesday supporter recommends 'The Grapes'. As you come up the hill from the station, the pub is on the left at the top of Castle Street. Adam Hodson adds; 'If you are near Edgeley Shopping Centre then I would recommend the Edgeley Priory, which is one of the best fish and chip chops in Stockport.' Please note that alcohol is not available in the away end. If you chose to drink in Stockport town centre, it is worth looking out for a Robinsons pub, as the beer is excellent and is actually brewed in Stockport itself.
How To Get There By Car & Where To Park | |
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By Train | |
Stockport railway station is in walking
distance of the ground (around half a mile). Come
out of the station and turn left up Station Road,
and continue up the hill towards the roundabout.
Go straight over the roundabout and turn left into
Caroline Street for the ground. Thanks to Andy
Harris for the directions. Mark White adds; 'Stockport station's entrance has recently been modernised, and now has a new main entrance that you are sign posted to from the platforms. This is on the opposite side of the station from the ground. If you find yourself in the ticket hall with a taxi rank in front of you, go back into the station through the subways under the platforms, then follow the directions above'. Remember if travelling by train
then you can save on the cost of fares by booking
in advance.
Visit the the trainline
website to see how much you can normally save. Click
on the trainline logo below:
Admission Prices | |
Adults £15 Concessions £10 Under 18's £3 Under 11's £1* Concessions apply to * OAP's, full time students, Under 22's and the disabled. |
Map Showing The Location Of Edgeley Park, Railway Station And Listed Pubs | |
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something to add, then e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Grady Sizemore will have yet another stint on the Disabled List after undergoing a micro discectomy procedure on his lower back. He'll be out eight to twelve weeks according to the Cleveland Indians.
What Grady Sizemore had done on his lower back is what Peyton Manning had done on his neck, twice, before the serious surgery.
— Will Carroll (@injuryexpert) March 1, 2012
Since the beginning of 2009, the Indians center fielder has missed a whopping 250 games due to injury.
Adding insult, in some degree, to his latest injury is that Cleveland signed Sizemore this past off season to a $5 million contract after paying him $500,000 at the end of 2011 to opt out of their $9 million club option for 2012.
However, his current deal still could end up being worth as much as $9 million, although it's not likely after this latest piece of bad news considering that the incentives are based around plate appearances and Sizemore potentially winning the comeback player of the year.
Every fan base in the Major Leagues viewed the hard working and hustling center fielder as the type of low risk high reward investment that ultimately led to the Indians' aggressive pursuit of the 29 year old whose entire MLB career has taken place in Cleveland.
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DIY Confetti Tablecloth
I have confetti on the brain. I can't help it. It is just so fun and makes me smile. Another one of my favorite things? Vintage tablecloths. I had a great thrift store that used to get the best and brightest mid-century styles, but I think someone else caught on and now it's all dried up. I still keep checking weekly, but for now I will just settle on making my own. I have two boys, so tablecloths are both heaven sent and a necessity. Now, since I can buy plain white tablecloths, my supply will be unlimited. Let the fun begin!
You will need: a tablecloth (Target has nice thick white ones), craft paint, circle punch, cardstock, freezer paper, tape and a paint brush.
Wash and dry your tablecloth. While you are doing this, clear a space larger than the size of the tablecloth on a hard floor and tape lengths of freezer paper shiny side up. Overlap the edges a little. I popped my tablecloth right from the dryer down, eliminating any ironing. Win! Tape each corner of the tablecloth down, no need to be perfect, it just needs to stay put while painting.
Cut your cardstock into four pieces. Punch the center out of each card with your circle punch, I used a 2.75 inch punch. Make a bunch of these, you will go through about 4 for each color, depending on how careful you are.
Start painting, one color at a time. I used a different plate for each color. For each dot, place your template down and hold with one hand. Take your brush and work from the paper, like a stencil and paint your dot. It's pretty fast, but be careful not to get the brush under the dot. If anything goes wonky, just carefully paint the edge smooth, and start with a new card, easy peasy. Go to town and think "scattered" like confetti!
I had to add more colors after dinner time. This really goes fast, and is an easy way to update an existing tablecloth. I plan on making more confetti tablecloths from home decor fabric and old floral ones that need some love.
Just add cake and turn every day into a celebration.
DIY Watercolored Confetti
When a friend of mine was planning a red themed birthday party for her little confetti loving 6 year old girl, I practically begged to help her. I was on a mission to find red paper confetti (without having to cut the confetti myself) and failed! Since all the stores I visited sold white paper confetti, I was going to try and dye the white confetti with watercolor paint. It turns out to be super easy and crazy cute! We filled jars with the confetti as party favors and the girls loved it!
Materials needed: an old jar for mixing, pretty jars for packaging the favors, white paper confetti, water and watercolor paint in a tube.
Step One: Squeeze out some paint into the jar.
Step Two: Add water and shake the mix until the paint is fully dissolved in the water.
Step Three: Add the confetti and shake again.
Step Four: Let the watercolor mixture do his job for a good 15 – 20 minutes. Shake the jar every 5 minutes to move the confetti around.
Step Five: Pour everything through a strainer and place the confetti on a piece of paper towel. Place a plastic bag under the paper towel to protect the surface you are working on, the confetti is still pretty wet.
Step Six: After 30 minutes, place the confetti on a new piece of paper towel (or an old rag) to let it dry overnight. Spread the confetti out so it dries faster.
Step Seven: Fill the jars with the confetti and use a piece of string to attach a little note to the jar.
When I realized how easy this was I couldn't resist making more for myself in other colors. Aren't the different color tones of the confetti pretty?
Giant Confetti Bags DIY
This DIY project contains two things I am obsessed with. 1. Giant Confetti. They sell it at all the party supply stores here in France and I have to admit I have stocked up on way more than I could ever justify owning. And 2. Printing on paper bags with a home printer. It is still one of my favorite tricks ever for fancy looking favor bags. Go here for more pictures and my tips on how to do this at home.
Photos by Oh Happy Day
DIY Party: Confetti Egg Game
This post is by my friend Rebecca Wright who will now be doing a column on Oh Happy Day. She throws some of my favorite parties I've ever been to like: her bicycle wedding, her bus birthday party, and her film festival birthday party. I'm so happy to have her here.
I love parties that involve surprises. And crowd participation. So, just in time for Easter festivities, we decided to throw a party with confetti eggs (which are a little surprise in and of themselves) with a little twist – one golden winner!
DIY Party: Glitter Confetti Eggs
Confetti eggs (aka Cascarones) are like mini pinatas for your head. Traditionally, hollowed out eggs are broken over the head of a friend, showering them with confetti….and supposedly good luck (but definitely confetti).
We decided to shake things up in our hunt this year by turning it into more of a game. You still fill most of the eggs with confetti (or birdseed, or, in our case, Fruity Pebbles since they still look like confetti but I don't feel as bad about leaving them in the park for birds to nibble). But – one of the eggs in the batch is filled with gold glitter, and whoever ends up with the head full of glitter gets an awesome prize (besides all the good luck they have coming to them).
Party Rules
* Hide your confetti eggs as you would normal eggs, and let your friends go hunting for them.
* Once everyone has collected the eggs (or as the eggs are found – your choice), the *kindly* smashing upon heads begins.
* No throwing eggs! Proper egg-smashing etiquette requires your hand to come in contact with the other person's head so that you aren't hitting anyone too hard or poking anyone's eyes out.
* The lucky winner who gets the glitter egg smashed on their head goes home with the grand prize of the day. I'm always a fan of large quantities of fine chocolate, but you can get creative with what the prize will be.
Variations: If you're really feeling feisty (and don't mind a messier activity), I think it would be fun to leave a few eggs raw, just to keep things interesting (and provide some real motivation for running from the egg smashers coming toward you). Or, really shake it up and try things like jello filled eggs, or powdered sugar filled eggs, or whatever you've dreamed of dumping on someone's head.
How to Make Confetti Eggs:
Materials Needed
Raw eggs
Egg dye (we used good ol' vinegar and food coloring)
Confetti (or birdseed, fruity pebbles, or your filler of choice)
Gold Glitter
Tissue paper (we used a round 1″ punch to make our tissue paper perfectly sized)
Step by Step:
1. Using your sewing pin, poke a single, small hole at the top an egg.
2. Open up a larger hole at the bottom of the larger part of an egg.
3. If your yolk is too large, sometimes it helps to use a toothpick or something to stir the yolk up and make it more liquid
4. Let the egg drain out of the larger hole into a bowl, blowing the residue out through the small pin hole in the top of the egg if you need to encourage the yolk out a little more quickly.
5. Rinse the egg shell (you can add a little bleach to get rid of the egg smell) and allow it to dry.
6. Use dye to color the eggshell (you'll have to fill the hollow shell with dye to make it stay submerged); allow to dry thoroughly.
7. Fill the egg about halfway with confetti (or whatever you decide to put inside). Use a funnel if needed.
8. Cut a piece of tissue paper slightly larger in size than the egg's hole. Glue the paper to the edges of the hole.
9. Voila. Your eggs are filled. You are ready to party.
Have fun out there, kids. May confetti-filled eggs make all your dreams come true.
All photos by Robyn Kessler for Oh Happy Day.
This post is by my friend Rebecca Wright. She also has an awesome vintage etsy shop called Animal Head Vintage. The great photos were taken by Robyn Kessler of Verité Photography who is a fantastic Bay Area photographer.
Confetti Invitations + Template
I made this prototype for a couple who needed save-the-dates for a wedding. We ended up doing something else but these turned out so cute I thought I would do a tutorial on how to make them. These little tubes shoot a little burst of confetti when you twist them. The problem is they are usually ugly and the confetti inside them is usually poor quality (like five little sad strands.) So what we did here is strip the label, disassemble the spring mechanism. Then put it back together with our own confetti plus an invitation inside. Then the recipient twists the canister for an exciting little moment to get their invitations. Fun right?
We were going to do these as save-the-dates but they would work great as party invitations for any event.
Cheap Party Poppers (you can find these at most party supply stores) 12 for $10
Confetti (buy this or make your own–get out your hole punches!)
Invitations We did ours as a confetti on a string but you could easily just do a small square piece of paper and just fold it up.
Label Paper Then download the template for free right here or you can design your own.
Step 1 Disassemble the confetti shooter. Twist it so the confetti shoots out, then take off the label. Then take apart all the pieces
Step 2 Reassemble the canister and reset the spring so it is spring loaded. It is very easy to do and takes 10 seconds. It's pretty straight forward but here are a few pictures.
Step 3 Fill the loaded canister with confetti and the invitation. Take the circle piece from the top of the canister, trace it on white paper and cut it out. Then place it on top like a lid.
Step 4 Take your new label and remove the backing. Starting at one side adhere the label, smoothing it as you go. When you are done add a piece of tape on the seam to keep it secure. Then press down the overlap on the top with your finger until it is sticking to the white "lid." I experimented with different versions and I think this works best. You don't want to tape the lid down because the confetti had a hard time launching. The label paper is the perfect amount of stickiness to keep it secure but still allow the confetti and invitation to launch.
Voila! A super fun party invitation. I would mail them in a simple box with fun bright paper packing material but I wouldn't include a card. Just make it mysterious so they have to "twist it" to find out who it's from.


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Joe Sacco's Great War
OPB | Nov. 16, 2013 11:06 a.m. | Portland
We were pretty taken when the package bearing Joe Sacco's newest work arrived. Outwardly, it's a book, very much like his other graphic novels and comics. But upon opening it, readers are met with an immense 24 foot long tableau of the Battle of the Somme.
We bring you NPR's treatment of the book on this week's show, but be sure to catch Oregon Art Beat's story about Joe Sacco and his process, Sunday night on OPB-TV, or right here right now.


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So, I've been brewing ten gallons at a time, and using different yeasts in each carboy. I figure, as long as I am mashing and boiling for a five gallon batch, scaling up is worth it for the addition of time and ingredients. I've had a good time using two different saison yeasts for each batch, or two different english bitter yeasts. I like the variety I get at the end. I'm set to make a schwarzbier this weekend, and I'm using Wyeast 2206 Bavarian Lager. Is there a second yeast I could use with the schwarzbier wort that would be sufficiently different from 2206 to be interesting? Ideally it would ferment at the same temperature, as I only have one fermentation fridge. I'm really open to experimentation here, so any ideas are welcome. Maybe sour one of the batches? Thanks, CB
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2308 munich lager; I made a crazy smooth schwarz with it.
Thanks. Any suggestions for something a bit off the beaten path?
You could try one of the American lager strains, they finish pretty dry and crisp, and a little less malty.
Ok, thanks. This will be my first lager, so maybe I should keep it simple. Does a soured schwarzbier sound appealing to anyone?
I just racked 1 gallon of my "the kaiser" clone and siphoned about 1 cup of my 1 year old lambic and dumped it in. Already have a nice pellicle forming.
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There's a Running Theme with Zac Efron
Maybe Zac Efron is training for a marathon. Or maybe he's just got some extra pep in his step.
Either way, the High School Musical heartthrob is just always on the go.
In today's case, Zac sprints from the scene after picking up breakfast at Paty's diner in Toluca Lake, California, near his home. Mmmm. Bacon.
No wonder Vanessa Hudgens has to straddle Zac like the wild, roaming horse he is just to get him to sit still. She should stick a GPS tracker on him.


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Cookbook creator says: Everyone loved it (Chan didnt like the red peppers) Submitted by BEACHBODYREADY Carbs: 70.1g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 11.1g | Protein: 21.7g | Calories: 387.7
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These adorable single-serving ham cups turn any breakfast into a special occasion. Feel free to jazz these up with your preferred seasonings. Submitted by NANALINDA5355 Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 125.6
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Foregoing prepackaged items when there is a bulk equivalent is also easier on the environment. Less packaging equals less waste and that means less stress on our environment and a smaller carbon footprint. Many of the prepackaged items on our shelves are the same items we sell in the bulk aisle.
We supply plastic and paper bags (free), various sizes of plastic containers (20¢ a piece), and canning-style jars (priced as marked). We have the tare weights (tare = the weight of the container when empty—to be subtracted at weighing) for containers that we sell in our computer system already. If you do use a container of your own, and we love it when you do, don't forget to weigh it before you fill it. There is a scale right above the sink in the bulk aisle, or every cash register has a scale—just ask a cashier for assistance.
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VPN connections dropping - AES timeout vs 3DES?
Does anyone know whether AES is more touchy about network latency that 3DES?
Or have any other ideas what can cause this new vpn to drop off so much, I notice that it happens more on slow connections...
I'm considering setting up a gentoo vpn box just for this although I've never taken the time to do this so i'd be a learning curve...
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Can you tell us what the new VPN software is? Without knowing that, any answers we give would be little better than guesses.
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they are juniper netscreen SSG-140s.
I think they are terrible compared to the linux based firewalls we used to have...
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I'm afraid I've never used one of those so I probably wont be able to help much. Do you get any interesting error messages from either end of the connection when the tunnel is dropped?
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i just get a message that the vpn "remote workers" from ip.add.re.ss is down.
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It has been so incredibly hot lately, i really need the fall weather already. I want to wear scarves, leather jackets, boots, and listen to the sound of the rain. But i guess i'm just going to have to wait because unfortunately i can't control the weather lol.
Today i took my first Zumba class at my local gym, it was very fast paced and fun. I used to do dance back in high school so it wasn't too hard to keep up. Tomorrow i'm going to my first yoga class! i'm excited haha i have never done yoga before so i don't know what to expect!
This week is Fashion Week in San Diego, tomorrow night i'm going to my first event! It's called the art and beauty behind fashion, if any of you live in the San Diego area i'd love to meet you there! I'm definitely excited so i'll be sure to take pics and update you all! hope you enjoyed!


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As I keep shifting my wardrobe from Winter to Spring and back to Winter (thank you London weather), the easiest thing to wear is black head to toe, with colourful accessories. And when it comes to colourful accessories, our SS14 Flower Boys in Paradise collection has me covered. I know I can count on my Blume bag to brighten any of my rather dull black ensembles!
When you wear black on black, try to think about texture. It isn't super clear on this photo, but the shirt is slightly sheer and has some lace panelling on the collar. The trousers are fairly heavy crepe and of course the shoes have the gold metal accent.
Here is a close-up of the shirt so you can see more details. The motto with black is: keep your accessories bold, but don't have too many.
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Darren lists the lenses he uses on his Canon 20D. I'm very tempted by the 50mm f/1.8 as it has got some great reviews and is relatively cheap. Unfortunately with the 1.6 multiplier of the reduced size sensor in the 20D you're left with the coverage of an equivalent 80mm lens. Maybe I should lock my lens at 50mm and shoot with that for a day to get the feel for that size.
What lenses do I own? Nothing outstanding, yet. Only consumer grade lenses so far:
- Canon 18-55 kit lens. Perfectly usable, lovely and light.
- Canon 75-300mm IS. Hell of a zoom at a good price. Tends to hunt when zoomed in, but manual focus fixes that.
- Sigma 18-200mm. Great general purpose zoom lens. I miss the image stabilizer of the 75-300mm especially as it's quite slow at f3.5-f6.3.
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Famed fishmonger plans a sea change
Seattle fish market faces a whopper of a task: becoming a sustainable fish market by January 2011. Can Pike Place Fish Market, those iconic salmon slinging fish mongers, pull it off?
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It's already the loudest and most entertaining fish market in Seattle. But can those fish-tossing mongers at Pike Place Fish Market, a beloved Seattle icon, become sustainable too?
Owner John Yokoyama says he is determined to try, as he yanks some species, hikes prices for others, and reviews everything at his market stand from lighting to packaging with an intent to adopt more sustainable practices.
Even figuring out just what sustainable means is a tall order. Unlike organic, or country-of-origin labeling, no government policy sets minimum standards for the marketing claim "sustainable."
Seafood is a last frontier in the feel-good food fight, and it's inherently complex. Involving hundreds of species, dozens of gear and harvest practices, and countries all over the globe, seafood is one of the most far-flung, complex, inscrutable foods to follow from source to plate.
But sustainable seafood's the new thing, and everybody's talking about it. Wal-Mart is promising to use only sustainable sources for its wild seafood — a small portion of its fish on offer. Target has announced it will no longer sell farmed salmon. Safeway, Publix and other mainstream supermarket chains also are examining their practices.
While definitions vary, the term "sustainable" is broadly understood to describe practices that will enable both the product sold, and the environment that produces it, to endure into the future.
Some conservation organizations and private certification firms offer lists of recommended seafood. Their standards differ. And entire realms of consideration, such as carbon footprint, are not part of the metric. That, for some, renders the sustainable label suspect.
Yet here comes Yokoyama, wading in deep, to assess everything from how his tuna is caught to where to get a replacement product for sheets of Styrofoam used to line shipping boxes. Not only that, but his commitment has a distinctly Seattle touch.
To him, it's about not only conservation, but human relationships. Going sustainable, Yokoyama says, is just one more step in the evolution of his business, where he and the staff have adopted a high-minded goal far beyond selling fish.
"Our commitment first is to make a difference on this planet, one person at a time," Yokoyama said. "We are about peace and prosperity for everyone. Then we will sell fish."
Some fish have to go
More than 100 varieties of seafood from around the globe are displayed on beds of immaculate shaved ice at Pike Place Fish Market.
Rachel the Pig stands guard nearby, and droves of tourists are enthralled and clap as the boys, as the workers call themselves, hurl salmon back and forth over the counter. There's one fish a day sacrificed for this show, so the goods aren't damaged.
You can buy just about anything here. Affordable, local shellfish. King crab claws from Russia and tuna from the Philippines.
Fish flash frozen at sea; fish caught and airlifted fresh to market, or pulled from the deep freeze for the few customers who occasionally ask for it — kippers, anyone? No problem.
One thing you won't find for sale here anymore is wild steelhead from the Olympic Peninsula.
Yokoyama and his staff recently announced on their blog they would no longer sell the delicacy, after a barrage of angry e-mails organized by steelhead sport anglers. In the process, the staff decided to review everything sold at the market, with a goal of going 100 percent sustainable.
Along the way, they stepped squarely into a long-running political fight between tribal and sport fisherman — and discovered that while it sounds simple, the word sustainable means many things to many people.
Yokoyama said he doesn't believe the steelhead he sold were unsustainable, but he thinks having angry customers is.
"For us it was a matter of our customers and what they wanted. We had people who hated us for selling it," Yokoyama said. "That's not what we are about. We are committed to world peace. Just that fact that we were getting people upset in the world is not part of our vision as a company. As soon as that steelhead issue came up, it was a key to our intention, a trigger."
For Yokoyama, a lifelong resident of the Puget Sound region, selling fish is just a small part of his market's mission. Through team-building meetings, consensus goal-setting, and yes, their earsplitting call-and-response routine, the staff works as a synchronized unit.
"Pound of crab, wrapped for travel," barks one monger, and in seconds the whole staff repeats it with a timing and gusto that would be the envy of any opera company.
It's not just theater, although the crowd loves it, Yokoyama says. "It creates teamwork, and you have to be alert," Yokoyama said. "When everyone's yelling together, the team is working."
He has created a training video sold worldwide, and his fish mongers are the stars of management seminars across the country.
While going sustainable might seem unlikely, so did becoming world famous, a goal the market staff set for itself and actually achieved. So why not?
Tom Fitzgerald, senior policy specialist for the Environmental Defense Fund oceans program, predicts an uphill battle.
"They've already had a taste for what's in store for them, at least on a small scale, and something that will speak early on to their credibility is how transparent they are as to their decision process, and how they determine if something qualifies," Fitzgerald said.
"They could be the greatest people in the world, or they could be completely full of crap."
Next off the inventory at Pike Place Fish Market, Yokoyama said: Chilean sea bass. As soon as he's out of stock, Yokoyama says, he won't sell any more, because it's overfished.
As for the market's trademark monkfish, always front and center of the display, with a string attached to its jaw so the mongers can make it gape? It's history, too. King crab from Russia? A goner.
"The way we fish today, it's raping the oceans," Yokoyama said.
"I see it right here at Puget Sound. I used to go out with my dad and catch everything, ling cod, black cod, salmon. Now you go out all day and don't even get a bite. Columbia River spring chinook? We used to die for those. They were 30 pounds with a lot of fat in their bodies because they have to swim so far. That's why Columbia River king was so good. Now all we get are the hatchery fish; they are not the same product."
Yokoyama's market offers only wild salmon right now, but farmed salmon is a staple in the winter offseason. Whether he'll continue to carry farmed salmon at all is under review.
Wild salmon is a delicacy unaffordable to many. Wild king is $25 a pound at Yokoyama's market right now, and that's not even the glamour puss Copper River salmon is, at nearly $40 a pound. Of course prices will drop come summer.
But the year-round cheapest alternative, farmed salmon, is among the dirty dozen on nearly every sustainable-fish list out there.
At issue are a host of concerns, including pollution caused by concentrating thousands of fish in open pens, such as floating feed lots; depletion of wild fish stocks to produce the feed for farmed salmon; and Atlantic salmon escaping into Pacific waters.
Outlook for customers
Paying more for good food and watching some foods disappear from what's now available is exactly what customers need to expect, said Ken Peterson, spokesman for the Monterey Bay Aquarium, which publishes a widely used list of recommended sustainable seafoods.
"The cheap seafood in the market doesn't take into account the cost of pollution and ecosystem damage at bringing it to us at an artificially cheap price," he said.
If wild salmon are less frequently available at an affordable price, maybe that is telling us something we need to hear, Peterson said. "When you are trying to maintain a tradition of wild salmon, you also need an ecosystem where they are abundant."
Yokoyama bought the market stand in 1965 for $3,500. He was 25, had $300 in the bank and figured owning his own business would be the best way to pay off his treasured new Buick Riviera. "That's the only reason I did it," he said.
His own expectations have come a long way since then, and so have his customers', Yokoyama said.
"We are going to lose some products, but we are also going to gain some," he said. "I don't think you could have done this even 20 years ago. But today, I think customers will support it."
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A previous version of this article, originally published May 29, incorrectly identified employee Justin Hall and misspelled the first name of Tim Fitzgerald. The article was corrected June 2, 2010.
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The male Demacians are entirely marines. Don't tell me you don't see that in J4 and Garen, and their commando skins.
seriously they have a gangplank skin, he shoots a pistol carries a machete and drinks, and has a bomb attack ...looks like a marine champ now, lux has a army skin and looks like future weapondry, there are loads of army skins for champs and jayce looks like a space marine. and i think there is a garen skin to for a sword wielding army look......... get over it, its a fantasy game anyway with creatures and magic, you want a 3rd person military game just play halo wars, they have enough of this in LoL as it is dont act like its not there already =P
They already have a champion who sets up machine gun nests, has a rocket launcher, and throws grenades... He just needs a skin with a giant combat helmet and fatigues. And yes, it's hard to nerf someone like that... the last time they tried it took them 5 patches in a row of pure nerfs taking apart every one of his abilities before it was even possible for any other champions to ever beat him in lane... They haven't fixed him yet because they are AFRAID of him...
^ lmaooo But those CD's on your OP's suggestions are ridunculous.(MS) And a marine cant be blatantly just put into game. He would need to get paired with lore. And made into a fantasy setting, not just import any random army marine. Lol.
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IPC@CHIPtelnet allows remote attacker to verify valid accounts
ipcchip-telnet-verify-account (6595) | Low Risk |
IPC@CHIP could allow a remote attacker to verify valid accounts on the Web server. A remote attacker using Telnet can verify if an account exists by trying to log in. If the attacker receives a prompt for the password, then the attacker is able to verify that the account exists. An attacker can use this vulnerability to compromise the system.
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No remedy available as of September 1, 2014.
- BugTraq Mailing List, Thu May 24 2001 - 10:10:40 CDT: IPC@Chip Security.
- Sentry Research Labs: IPC@CHIP Security Report v0.2.
- BID-2773: Beck IPC GmbH IPC@CHIP TelnetD Account Enumeration Vulnerability
- CVE-2001-1338: Beck IPC GmbH IPC@CHIP TelnetD server generates different responses when given valid and invalid login names, which allows remote attackers to determine accounts on the system.
- OSVDB ID: 14267: BecK IPC GmbH IPC@Chip TelnetD Server Error Message Account Enumeration
- US-CERT VU#198979: Beck GmbH IPC@Chip TelnetD vulnerable to brute-force password attack
Platforms Affected:
- Beck IPC GmbH IPC@CHIP
May 21, 2001
The information within this database may change without notice. Use of this information constitutes acceptance for use in an AS IS condition. There are NO warranties, implied or otherwise, with regard to this information or its use. Any use of this information is at the user's risk. In no event shall the author/distributor (IBM Internet Security Systems X-Force) be held liable for any damages whatsoever arising out of or in connection with the use or spread of this information.
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Most Useful hot key for Windows 7
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There are numbers of Tips and Tricks for Windows 7. But Some Tricks are not common for Windows 7 users. The tricks and tips for hot keys in Windows 7 which i going to present to you is for jump between windows in Windows 7. We are familiar with "alt + tab", this is almost the same but having different visual effects.
We have already mentioned some useful Hot key in our collection of Hot Keys for Windows 7. But still we have found many users, which are not familiar with this particular hot key. So here it is. User press the two key simultaneous, "Windows power Key + Tab" and you will be able to jump and switch between windows which you have opened.
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Baseball: Sandburg overpowers Homewood-Flossmoor
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Sandburg coach Jim Morsovillo emphatically instructed from the third-base coaching box for Julian Gutierrez to swing the bat with two runners on in the fifth inning of Wednesday's game against Homewood-Flossmoor.
"I wanted him to go the other way with the pitch," Morsovillo said, "maybe get something up in the jet stream."
Gutierrez, a left-handed hitter, didn't go the other way with pitch. He did, however, swing at the very next offering, hammering it over the right-center field fence for a three-run homer.
Gutierrez's blast was part of a six-run fifth inning as Sandburg drubbed host Homewood-Flossmoor 8-1 in a SouthWest Suburban Blue game.
"I saw coach want me to take the pitch the other way," said Gutierrez, who was 2-for-4 on the day. "But I got a pitch middle-in. I was just trying to put the bat on the ball."
The game was tied at 1 when the Eagles (8-3, 1-0) sent 11 batters to the plate in the decisive fifth, with Jim Roche and Chris Stearns adding RBI singles and Mike Jentel (2-for-4) cranking a solo homer.
Stearns (3-for-4, 3 RBI) added a solo homer in the sixth.
"We've been hitting the baseball better as a team," Morsovillo said. "We've been putting the ball in play and putting pressure on the defense."
Sandburg pitcher Sean Leland (2-1) was the beneficiary of the offensive explosion, though he didn't need much. The Louisville recruit allowed four hits, one walk and struck out six over six innings.
"I pitched here last year and I tried to keep the ball low and get them to hit it on the ground," Leland said. "It worked out."
H-F pitcher Jeremy Orbik struck out the first two batters of the game before Roche singled and scored on Stearns' double to the gap in left-center for a 1-0 lead.
The Vikings (7-2, 0-1) were able to break through against Leland in the fourth. Jonathan Brandt reached on a fielder's choice and James Sheehan legged out an infield single. With two outs, Derrion Thomas came through with a clutch single to score Brandt and tie the game at 1.
"We tie the game up and then we come out and don't take control," H-F coach Todd Sippel said. "We walk the first batter that inning on four pitches. They hit the ball hard, and their pitcher (Leland) was ahead of our hitters all day."
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I had been away on business far too much last year, and promised Julie and the kids a proper family vacation this summer. We'd heard a lot about the charming Maritimes of Canada, and decided to try our luck on Prince Edward Island. In comparison to summer back home, the space we had to explore was mind-blowing. Massive beaches and rolling hills, welcoming villages and cozy cottages — PEI was just what we needed to unwind and reconnect. The kids loved digging up sea critters in the bay, and Julie and I enjoyed watching them. We also enjoyed when they went to bed and we went down to the wine bar — but they don't need to know that.


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Oh, Kim Kardashian.
The news doesn't stop, does it?
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For some, a New Year means new beginnings. For others, it's just another day on the calendar. Most celebs chose the festive route for New Years Eve, either by partying with friends or performing in front of fans. Snoop Dogg (or Snoop Lion... we're waiting on his 2014 alias) sparked up to begin his new year and probably had his cup filled with gin n' juice.In other news, celebs mourned the death of James Avery (Uncle Phil), Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle's union was tested and Nicki Minaj has a boss-ass track that impregnates men. Click through for another installment of celebrity week in tweets.


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New Tools and Methods for
Very-Large-Scale Phonetics Research University of Pennsylvania, January 28-31, 2011. |
Workshop OverviewThe field of phonetics has experienced two revolutions in the last century: the advent of the sound spectrograph in the 1950s and the application of computers beginning in the 1970s. Today, advances in computation, networking and mass storage are promising a third revolution: a movement from the study of small, mostly artificial datasets to the analysis of published corpora of natural speech that are thousands of times larger. To welcome and promote this revolution, we are organizing a workshop on new tools and methods for Very-Large-Scale phonetics research, as part of a newly awarded NSF grant. The themes of the workshop include: integration of speech technology in phonetics studies (including software to facilitate teaching and research); variation and invariance in large speech corpora; and revisiting classic phonetic and phonological problems from the perspective of corpus phonetics. A tutorial on forced alignment and the Penn Phonetics Lab Forced Aligner will also be provided prior to the workshop. Selected papers from the workshop will be published in a special issue of The Journal of Experimental Linguistics. The last day of the workshop (January 31) is for those interested in discussing development of tools suitable for teaching acoustic-phonetic analysis to beginners while allowing smooth progression to efficient advanced research protocols. The aim is to capitalize on the strengths of existing freeware systems, losing none of their capabilities, while providing as unified a platform as possible for future development. Questions to be addressed include:
The last day will mainly comprise focussed discussion groups, with formal presentations kept to a minimum. Themes of the discussion groups will include properties of an ideal system (e.g. balancing flexibility/efficiency against ease of initial learning; scripting language; efficient batch processing) and specific applications (e.g. accessibility for beginning phoneticians; linking to large corpora and their search tools; compatibility with other applications; statistical analyses; content of syllabi and manuals). Details will be finalised in the run-up to the workshop, based on participants' suggestions. Invited Speakers
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Let's begin with the image from Pan's Labyrinth I cannot get out of my mind for even a minute, that of the fantastic creature called the Pale Man. With no eyes in his hideous head, this subterranean scourge sits inert at his underworld dinner table halfway through Guillermo del Toro's amazing fairy tale set in 1944 fascist Spain, like the very incarnation of a faceless, dormant evil. He's part real monster, part allegory; it may be best not to disturb him, but inevitably, adversity must be...faced. And when the fiend is aroused, by the presence of a brave young girl, to wreak havoc, he screws eyeballs with violently red pupils into his ugly, root-shaped hands, fingertips pointed and blackened as singed carrots. When not in use, the gelatinous orbs sit on a dinner plate like rejected hors d'oeuvres, like grapes of wrath.
With his palms splayed in front of his Voldemortian visage, the Pale Man played by the director's reliable American onscreen interpreter of weird, Doug Jones is the most thrillingly creepy humanoid I've seen since the creeps in Hellboy. Actually, the Pale Man, and Pan himself (also played by Jones), shiver my timbers even more, since Hellboy was like something out of a cracked superhero comic book while Pan's Labyrinth is a deeply felt Spanish-language history lesson, an adult fairy tale, and an outstanding work of art all at once. And it is no accident that del Toro is the creator of both. From Cronos through Hellboy, The Devil's Backbone (his other child's-eye Spanish history lesson), and Blade II, the Mexican auteur has been working toward this supreme moment of cinematic synthesis, where art, pop, and political passion are perfectly mixed with his own unique, childlike access to the visual language of unfettered imagination. The movie is that original, and that attuned to the power of myth. I don't see why it shouldn't sit on the same altar of High Fantasy as the Lord of the Rings trilogy it's that worthy.
Like any great myth, Pan's Labyrinth encodes its messages through displays of magic. And like any good fairy tale, it is also embroidered with threads of death and loss. On the surface, here is the story of Ofelia (preternaturally mature Spanish newcomer Ivana Baquero), a lonely girl who arrives with her ailing, pregnant mother, Carmen (Ariadna Gil), at the bunkerlike hideaway of steely Captain Vidal (Sergi López from Dirty Pretty Things). Why the widowed Carmen has given herself to such a fascist brute remains unexplained her role is to carry his unborn child while he and his men pass their days murdering resistance fighters in the hills. All we know is that Ofelia, a dreamy bookworm, submerges the sadness of her everyday existence with such inventiveness that it's hard to tell where the real world ends and fantasy begins. In such a puzzle palace, she's a lost princess, and the monsters she confronts (as every heroine must) are far more spectacular-looking than Captain Vidal and his chilling stare. (In truth, the great López, for whom del Toro wrote the role, is a mesmerizing sight, instantly recognizable by the blue-gray death palette of his wardrobe, just as Baquero is a vision in hues of tender green that suggest new growth.)
This is a tale within a tale within a tale, a chameleon creation in which the actual and the symbolic intermingle so intuitively that we're happy to divest ourselves of logic to go with the flow suggested by the movie's lulling, lingering seven-note musical theme. (Javier Navarrete's simple signature tune is most haunting when sung or hummed, a cappella, in the voice of a girl or a woman.) The movie is also a breathtaking visual creation, a feat of hypnotism from cinematographer Guillermo Navarro, who gives even CG fairies and frogs their own shimmering dignity. The labyrinth Ofelia negotiates is as twisty as a dream, and as in a dream, the detours are as rewarding as the main road. (Y Tu Mamá También's Maribel Verdú plays the captain's resourceful housekeeper, who secretly aids the hidden partisans and first introduces Ofelia to the real garden maze on the grounds of the estate.)
Rated R, for some graphic, blood-spattering violence, Pan's Labyrinth may for now be off-limits to the very viewers to whom the story is so respectfully dedicated. Fair enough, so long as one day soon they're granted admission to enter del Toro's magic kingdom, where adults can gasp at a filmmaker's magic.


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The Education Next article Can Catholic Schools Be Saved? asks the provocative question: Will charter schools finish off inner city Catholic private schools? The author cites a RAND Corporation study that found private schools in Michigan lose one student for every three students charter schools gain.
Writing in the latest issue of the Journal of Catholic Education, I detailed a more hopeful example than Michigan: Arizona. Total charter school enrollment is 12.5 percent higher in Arizona than in Michigan, despite the fact that Michigans population is 70 percent larger.
Catholic education is anything but wilting in Arizona. Between 2004 and 2006 schools in the Diocese of Phoenix saw a two percent increase in enrollment against a national decline. Two new Catholic schools opened in the 2006-2007 school year, with four more scheduled to open.
Arizona private school attendance has increased outside of the Catholic schools as well. Despite the opening of hundreds of charter schools, the percentage of Arizona children attending private schools increased by 23 percent between 1991 and 2003, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. That said, Arizona remains well below the national average in private school attendance.
Arizonas story proves that it is possible to have robust public and private school choice. States with only public school choice programs, however, do seem to be witnessing the demise of inner city private schools. This makes some sense: how can private schools compete against free charter schools? But in Arizona, tax credits and some modest vouchers make it easier for private schools to compete against free charters.
Inner city private schools have long histories of educating disadvantaged children. The last thing these students need is another door to opportunity closed.
Dr. Matt Ladner is the vice president of research at the Goldwater Institute.
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For preschoolers, ages 3 to 5, the meals may be small but there are big lessons to learn about lifelong healthy dining habits.
With a hands-on approach, plenty of vegetables and soft, bite-size pieces, Ethiopian food is a flavorful and fun way to help your child eat more vegetables. Meals are served family-style on injera, a spongy flatbread made from the gluten-free whole grain, teff.
Eating right at an amusement park can seem like an impossible feat, but it doesn't have to be.
If your barbecue pit has been undercover for the winter months, take time to make sure your grill is clean and ready for safe use before throwing on your favorite food.
Too busy to cook? Use a slow cooker. It does all the work of cooking for you while you're at work or busy with the kids, minimizing time spent in the kitchen.
Have you considered a vegetarian diet for your family, but aren't sure if you're ready to take the plunge? A flexitarian diet may be a happy middle ground.
You can transform almost any recipe and just a few subtle modifications may improve their nutrition content without much flavor change. Experiment!
You've probably heard that the Mediterranean diet can make your heart healthier, protect against cancer and even help you live longer. But did you know it's also a great pick for kids?
Time and attention are necessary to make certain young children get all the nutrients they need for normal growth and development, and well-planned vegetarian and vegan eating patterns are healthy for infants and toddlers.
Want a healthier birthday party for your kids? Use cookie cutters to create shapes for home-made sandwiches.
Active kids need fuel for sports, school and everyday health, as well as normal growth and development. When young people are involved in competitive athletics, their need for power foods and fluids is higher than usual.
Parents may become concerned by a child's weight increase, but remember a major growth spurt often occurs during the pre-teen (middle school) years and kids will often become heavier before their height takes off.
One reason kids may not be eating appropriately sized portions based on the recommended MyPlate serving sizes is that they may not recognize what a reasonable portion looks like. Use this chart to determine what a serving size actually looks like.
Embrace the healthier roots of soul food—greens, sweet potatoes and beans—by following these tips to create healthier soul food, your way.
Compelling research suggests that fatty buildup in arteries begins in childhood and is more likely with higher blood cholesterol levels.
What's the best way to share the love this Valentine's Day? A healthy heart. Incorporate some of these ideas into your family's meals for a heart-healthy diet.
Stay within your grocery budget while feeding your family right with these five tips.
TV time can take a toll on your child's nutrition because many kids are easily swayed to choose the foods they see advertised on television. And many of these foods are high in fat, sugar, sodium and/or calories and they often lack vitamins, minerals and fiber.
Nuts are a terrific snack or addition to a meal for children and adults with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
Four key nutrition tips to keep your teen athlete nutritionally balanced, energized and ready to play.
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, questions are already popping up about how to prepare the two stars of the Thanksgiving feast: the turkey and stuffing.
Make time to eat with your family using the following tips from registered dietitians—the food and nutrition experts!
What is the best breakfast for kids this school year? It's the breakfast they will eat.
Nearly all fish contain trace amounts of mercury, but the real danger is not consuming enough fish. Fish contains omega-3 fatty acids which children need to build the structure of their brains and development of the nervous system.
Researchers have discovered that a baby's sensory system can taste flavors from its mother's diet that travel through the mother's bloodstream into the amniotic fluid.
You may have noticed that infant food labels look different from adult food labels. While infant food labels also use the Nutrition Facts format, the information provided is different.
Very young children need the same variety of nutrient-rich foods as older kids and adults, just in much smaller quantities. As portions have gotten bigger, some parents and caregivers have developed a distorted view of the amount of food toddlers and preschoolers need.
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Research shows breaking an overnight fast with a balanced meal can make a major difference in overall health and well-being, especially for children and teens.
A planned after-school snack is one way to help kids achieve nutritional goals. But a snack is only as good for your kids as you make it.
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The best thing a young woman can do is understand her own body and stay healthy by eating a balanced diet and getting regular physical activity.
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Fourth of July and grilling go hand-in-hand but that doesn't mean that you have to sacrifice nutrition for taste!
Involve your child in the cutting, mixing and preparation of all meals. Even a snack can be healthy.
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High schooler Tara, a girl so painfully shy that she can't even write a single letter on the board in front of a class, has an awesome secret - she is "Radio Rebel". When Tara puts on that headset in her room and does her daily podcast, she becomes a confident, outspoken, inspiring, anonymous voice on the airwaves. When her stepfather, the owner/producer guy at SLAM radio, finds out that Tara is Radio Rebel, Tara gets to move from her bedroom to a sound studio to do live shows for SLAM. Everything is the perfect amount of chaos until Principal Moreno, whose only goal in life seems to be to destroy others, cancels Prom and all the students blame Rebel.
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Conor Oberst, with an impressive back-up band, and the Faint will set out on tour together at the end of April. The tour will take him across America and wrap up in June. Mars Black and Airborn Audio will open.http://www.billboard.com/bb/daily/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000856453
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Proteas – The Stuff of Legend part 1
January 17, 2013 in cricket
Sitting back and actually really reflecting on all that the Proteas have achieved in the last 12 or so months is more than just an eye opener, it's a realization that we could be watching not only the best ever Proteas side but maybe, just maybe a side that will go down as on of the best ever in world crickets history. The way the Proteas have gone about their business has been relentless and ruthless and when it hasn't been utter dominance it's been gritty and no nonsense cricket by the South Africans.
I don't think us as South Africans fully understand exactly what the boys have achieved recently and I think it's time to recap a little here.
9-21 November 2011 – Australia arrived on our shores to play a controversially shortened 2 match test series against, at the time, 2ndranked South Africa. The first test match at Newlands
makes headlines across the globe as 23 wickets tumble in one day. The Proteas were dismissed for 96 with a top score by Graeme smith of 36 as all-rounder Shane Watson tore through the South African order before a disastrous 2nd innings catastrophe saw Australia bowled out for 47 with a top score by number 11 Nathan Lyon of 14 and Vernon Philander capturing a breathtaking 5 for 15.
South Africa go into their second innings with a target of 236 runs to win. After the turmoil in previous sessions, it seemed like mission impossible, however as he so often does in diversity, Graeme Smith (101 not out) together with Hashim Amla (112) smashed their ways to centuries to lead South Africa to a win and a 1-0 series lead with one match to come. The second match in Johannesburg proved to be fruitless for the Proteas and despite another magnificent Amla hundred it was not enough to stop an Australian victory.
Home Series result DRAWN 1-1
15Dec-6 January 2011/2012– A test series against Sri Lank was always going to be tricky and South Africa had to find away to improve their home record which at the time looked
worse than their away record. Sri Lanka's strength was always going to be their batting with the likes of Dilshan, Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene, but could they handle the bouncy fast paced pitches of South Africa? The first match proved a one sided affair as Sri Lanka were put in to bat by Graeme Smith and skittled out for 180 before South Africa amassed 411 with half centuries coming from Smith, Boucher and AB de Villiers who was caught on 99. Sri Lanka failed to apply the pressure as they were all out for 150 in their second innings giving the Proteas an innings and 81 run victory. The second test match was played at the Proteas Hoodoo venue, Kingsmead in Durban and once again proved a ground too much for South Africa as they were bowled out for 168 in their first innings and never recovered which meant going into the last test with the series deadlocked at 1-1. The Proteas had nothing to worry about as they were playing this series deciding match at Newlands, Cape Town a cricketing fortress for the Proteas, and it did not disappoint as the Proteas smashed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets led by a Kallis double ton, his second in test cricket and top contributions by Alviro Petersen (109) and AB de Villiers (160 not out) South Africa had won the series.
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In the Workshop, the Writing Project offers one-on-one writing assistance to writers in any course and at any phase of the writing process. Students can reserve a conference or drop in during open hours. Walk-in clients will be welcomed as time permits on a first-come, first-served basis. All conferences are held in the Center for Learning and Teaching on the first floor of Kanbar Hall. To reserve a conference, use our on-line reservation calendar.
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