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2009 Maine Tax Forum
Maine Revenue Services is pleased to announce that the 13th Annual Maine Tax Forum is scheduled for November 4 and 5, 2009 at the Augusta Civic Center. The Tax Forum is hosted by Maine Revenue Services, the Internal Revenue Service and Thomas College.
November 4 includes an update of recent federal and state tax developments and a representative from the Internal Revenue Service, Office of Professional Responsibility will make a presentation on Ethics. On November 5, Keynote Speaker William P. Marshall, Director, Examination (North Atlantic Area), Internal Revenue Service, Small Business/Self-Employed Division will speak on "2010 Program Priorities of the Small business/Self-Employed Division" and a discussion on Maine Tax Reform will be provided. Other forum topics include: Maine Pass-through Entity Filing Requirements and Compliance Activities; Investment Strategies/Retirement and Estate Planning; Case Law; Maine Department of Labor/Unemployment Compensation Employee Misclassification; Economic Developments Maine Tax Incentives; and IRS Initiatives.
The Tax Forum provides CLE credits. CPE credits are also available to CPAs, EAs and accountants.
Seating for the Maine Tax Forum is limited, so register now with downloadable registration forms available on the Maine Revenue Services web site at www.maine.gov/revenue.
2009 Employment Tax Seminar
The 6th Annual Employment Tax Seminar, hosted by Maine Revenue Services is scheduled for December 2, 2009 at the Augusta Civic Center. This one day seminar is designed for payroll professionals, human resource personnel, CPAs, accountants, controllers, business and office managers, CFOs, finance directors and bookkeepers. The Seminar provides CPE credits.
Seating for the Employment Tax Seminar is limited, so register now with downloadable registration forms available on the Maine Revenue Services web site at www.maine.gov/revenue.
New Estate Tax Liability Release Form
A law enacted during the past legislative session requires Maine Revenue Services to make available a form for personal representative discharge of liability from Maine estate tax (see Resolve, Related to the Maine Estate Tax, Resolves 2009, c. 101). Maine Revenue Services has posted this new form to the bureau web site at: www.maine.gov/revenue/forms/estate/2009.htm.
This legislative directive does not create a new statute to discharge an estate's personal representative from personal liability. The resolve simply requires the bureau to provide a form with which a personal representative may apply for a discharge of liability. The discharge statute, under 36 MRSA 4066, allows a personal representative of an estate to apply for a discharge of personal liability from any additional tax liability that may be assessed, as long as the current liability of the estate has been paid. The law states:
If the personal representative makes a written application, accompanied by a copy of the final determination of the federal estate tax liability, if any, and other supporting documentation that the State Tax Assessor may require, to the assessor for determination of the amount of the tax and discharge of personal liability for that tax, the assessor, as soon as possible and in any event within one year after the making of the application, or if the application is made before the return is filed, then within one year after the return is filed, shall notify the personal representative of the amount of the tax and of any interest on that amount. The personal representative, on payment of that amount, is discharged from personal liability for any deficiency in tax subsequently found to be due and is entitled to a certificate of discharge.
Prior to the enactment of the resolve, a personal representative was required to submit a letter requesting the discharge of liability. Now, to request the discharge, a personal representative must complete the application for discharge. A copy of the federal closing letter (if a federal estate tax return is due) must be attached to the application.
Form 706ME
In previous years, Maine Revenue Services has provided printed Form 706ME. However, the vast majority of estates do not use these returns. Instead, they file returns prepared by tax preparation programs. To eliminate waste and control processing costs, Form 706ME will no longer be routinely printed. The forms are available for download from the Maine Revenue Services web site at www.maine.gov/revenue/forms. Estates who would like to have a copy of the forms and instructions mailed to them may order one using the forms line at 207-624-7894.
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Tuesday 4 October 2011, 13:33
A little over three years ago I set up a school to teach the rare art of natural navigation.
Since then I have run courses, indoors and out, teaching hundreds of people how to find their way using only the sun, stars, moon, plants, animals, weather and buildings.
When my book on the subject came out I was delighted to learn that there were tens of thousands of people interested in finding their way using nature.
The BBC got in touch and asked whether there might be a way to introduce millions more to this very unusual world.
The Natural Navigators, left to right: Stephen Mangan, Alison Steadman, Sue Perkins and Tristan Gooley
The plan was for me to teach Alison Steadman, Stephen Mangan and Sue Perkins the basics of natural navigation and then send them on three journeys together.
For each journey I would write a short guide, prompting them to look for certain clues along the way to the next place they would be visiting.
Setting up any natural navigation challenge is always a bit of a Goldilocks problem: the routes must not be too easy or too difficult.
For All Roads Lead Home we tried really hard to mix the right level of challenge with areas that would be fascinating for the participants, and therefore the viewers - and it meant that more than two-thirds of the routes we considered never made it to the filming days.
The producer, Zoe Timmers, and I travelled to the areas that had been chosen by the participants to prepare the routes.
I was focusing on the natural navigation clues and challenges, whilst Zoe was thinking logistics.
We met some truly extraordinary individuals, from a ranger in a peat bog to Wise Women in stone circles.
Sue, Stephen and Alison would travel to Cornwall first, then Ireland and finally Wales and Liverpool.
I knew that we would have to make the challenges get steadily harder from a gentle start, but nature does not always follow the same agenda.
In some places there were good clues everywhere when I wanted few, and in Ireland and Wales there were many misty moments when I found it very challenging myself and feared for the prospects of my students.
The first two days of filming were the training days. We met on day one at West Dean College, near Chichester.
I didn't think anyone else would feel this, but for me there was a real sense of a first day at a new school: it was a morning of meeting new people, trying to do what the headmaster (I mean director) Andrew told us to do, without looking a fool in front of everyone else.
I didn't learn until later that day that for Alison and Stephen, this was a new experience too.
Although they are of course hugely experienced in TV, they told me they had never done an unscripted outdoor series like this before.
Added to all this, nobody had ever tried to make a series about natural navigation before, let alone release three people into the wild during it.
The challenge of getting three people confident enough to navigate naturally on their own in two days is big enough, without any cameras - if something takes five minutes without cameras it has the potential to take an hour or more with them.
Added to this we had some bad luck with the weather.
Improvisation was called for, cardboard models of the moon were thrown to one side as they grew soggy in the rain, and I ended up using a piece of chalk to sketch the moon on a stone floor under the shelter of the porch of the college.
We had a lot of fun, largely due to the patience and good humour of all involved.
Andrew, Zoe, myself and all the crew did our best to adapt to the unknown, and Stephen, Sue and Alison did what they couldn't help: they made us laugh, a lot. (I learned that it's quite easy to tell when it's time for entertainers to take on another challenge: they start spontaneously breaking into song and dance.)
At the end of two very full days it was time for me to release my students to their own journeys.
I think we all worried: Would they find it impossible? Would they find it too easy?
Would they all have tantrums when stuck on Bodmin Moor for hours with no prospect of escape except the memory of me explaining something once a few weeks ago?
If the first training morning had felt like going to a new school, then the end of day two felt like dropping Alison, Stephen and Sue at the gates and waving goodbye.
No tears now, be brave. It had been an experience unlike anything I have ever done before.
Tristan Gooley is the natural navigation expert for All Roads Lead Home.
All Roads Lead Home starts on Wednesday 5th October at 8pm on BBC Two.
For further programme times, please visit the upcoming episodes page.
Comments made by writers on the BBC TV blog are their own opinions and not necessarily those of the BBC.
All posts are reactively-moderated and must obey the house rules.
What an appalling programme! Not only was it boring but, for most of the time, the trio seemed to lack any common sense whatsoever. The exception was Alison Steadman, who did at least show some common sense by keeping quiet for much of the time and temaining aloof to the lame jokes made by the other two. All they needed to do most of the time was to look at their watches and look at the sun which was shining brightly most of the time.
Towards the end Mangan said ...'the worst hing that could happen to us would be to die a horrible death' -if only, but they have probably survived long enough to make the remaining episodes.
But the worst aspect about it was Ms Perkin who apparently now regards Cornwall as her homeland, having bought a property in West Cornwall five months (or was it years?) ago. Obviously she hasn't yet spent enough time down there yet to know where Cape Cornwall is!
Finally, nothing is guaranteed to get us Cornish more annoyed than pathetic attempts at the accent with 'OO aars' and the like! This is equally true of the attempts at Cornish accents in most other programmes set in the County by both the BBC and commercial television. Currently Doc Martin on ITV is a glaring example, and 'Cornish resident', Dawn French's various attempts at local dialect over the years have been pathetic!
Well I think Denzil and I watched different programmes!! I thought it was great! Good fun, entertaining, and, for us city dwellers, educational. I think Denzil should get a life and a sense of humour. I thought the chemistry between the three worked very well - no one was too bossy or too timid. I look forward to the next two programmes.
Brilliant fun!
This sort of thing is what the BBC does best. Looking forward to the next installment tomorrow. Will definately be on the hunt for Tristan Gooley's book to learn more about natural navigation...
Wow Denzel sounds like a barrel of laughs!!! I thought that the programme was really good and very interesting. I'm ex army and I enjoyed reading nature for sign. I thought that Tristan was excellent with his informative tips. I'm from Liverpool and I think that the programme made Cornwall look very appealing and I also think that Sue Perkins' reason for relocating there was pleasantly profound. If someone felt that way of Liverpool I would be hugely welcoming to that person and I wouldn't mind if they do not know the city like the back of their hand, just their enjoying being here would be good enough for me. Denzel's unwelcoming reaction to a newcomer smacks of snobbish attitude and is the reason why I will form the opinion that all people from Cornwall are unwelcoming, unfriendly and snobbish. Despite the programme making me want to visit. I'd rather not spend any money in a place full of snobs. Well done BBC great programme. Denzil, come to Liverpool we'll show you how to be nice and sociable to fellow humans in 2011, we welcome any visitors to our city.
All Roads Lead Home is so totally refreshing, informative, amusing and it is such a pity that only three programmes are being made. Please consider producing more!
Excellent programme, clearly laid out & very interesting & informative. It was also a big bonus that the programme had me laughing out loud; I personally liked their comments & jokes. There was a great rapor between these people. It was heart warming to see the support they often gave each other along the way, whilst navigating their way through past & present personal experiences & private thoughts with us. Well done, & the camera work & filming was spectacular. More please. Denzil's comment comes across as coming from someone full of long term bitterness & frustration, he's likely stuck in a mental rut & already is or will end up a lonely person if he doesn't lighten up, 'Denzil' take your own advise.. life's too short..check your own watch & see if the sun is still shining brightly in your world?... maybe you need to take a good look around & get a better view of it where you're heading.
What a wonderful series.
No gimmicks, no effects, no intrusive music, just a well thought out and interesting programme, well filmed with an interesting and interested trio.
I hope there is more of the same to come in a 2nd series.
All Roads Lead Home has been such a wonderful series, thank you so much - absolutely fascinating and informative - I shall open my eyes and notice what's around me from now on. I hope either the BBC will publish something about the programme with all the natural signs in it!
I'm with denzil. A complete waste of air time.
Embarrassing to behold.
Ab fab prog - well done - bigmacaj and denzil - you obv sit behind games consoles all day and night. My husband has just returned from an outdoor adventure centre for youths. This is exactly the kind of thing that needs to be taught. its all bout life skills and how to use 'creation by design' how fascinating that 'nature' and 'design' if we read the signs >>>>> its all there !! one wee disappointment BEEB where is the Scottish element? or is that a weather climate too far lol ;D I think that Tam Cowan would be the ideal guest for Scotland
I was put off watching this series because of the terrible reviews in the press - and so only watched the last one yesterday. Am gutted - cos I really enjoyed it ! I would love to learn more about natural navigation and I agree with another poster that this is the sort of thing we ALL need to learn. I think most kids would be fascinated by learning it (not to mention a lot of us adults).
I hope there's another series.
This week's journey from Wales to Liverpool contained an error. When the team reached the mine near Betws-y-Coed it was described as having been closed for 30 years. Not true! And I'm sure the BBC know this. The programme wanted to give the impression that it was a very lonely, spooky, derelict place, untouched and never entered in all that time. Whereas in fact this mine is used for exploration and adventure sessions on a very regular basis. So whilst it was correct to say that mining ceased 30 years ago, it was misleading to describe the mine as 'closed'. What a pity not to mention its present use or the very enterprising people who organise the activities so enthusiastically, opening up a historic place to a wide section of the public. In fact a little footage inside the mine would have been so much more interesting than the rather too lengthy shots of the team dithering about directions. (Necessary for the point of the programme I know, but a bit much at times!) But the shots of the scenery were great...
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On-loan midfielder Michael Timlin has revealed he is keen to stay at Southend beyond his current one-month loan.The 25-year-old is set to return to parent club Swindon after Saturday's clash with Crewe, but has admitted he is hoping to remain at Roots Hall."The gaffer has given me his views about it and he knows how I feel," he told the club's official website."He wants me to stay if it can be sorted out and I would jump at the chance as I think it will benefit me more by staying here and playing rather than going back to Swindon."I feel a little more at home here as I am from London and I already knew some of the players."I have settled in really well and feel I am part of something as we work towards getting back into League One."
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Cryosauna (Cryochamber) is a device used in therapeutic treatment with cold, cryotherapy. Its main purpose lies in strengthening the immune system of the human body. First production of cryosaunas started at the beginning of the 21st century. There are several large producers of cryosaunas in the world today and have been growing in numbers in recent years. Most production is concentrated in Central and Eastern Europe, yet distribution is on the global level.
The cryosauna reduces outer skin temperature from 32.5 °C to -12 °C in 60 seconds or less maintaining it at this level for up to 3 minutes. This is done by bursting liquid nitrogen inside the cryosauna and lowering the temperature inside to under -160 °C while sometimes reaching even lower temperatures, depending on set values. The sensors on the skin surface, send a signal to the brain which in turn stimulates all regulatory bodily functions. Blood rushes from the peripheral parts of the body towards the core as part of a natural defense mechanism. Subsequently, the brain redistributes the blood supply while prioritizing those areas that are most in need of maintenance or repair. [1]
The system mixes vapors of liquid nitrogen with fresh air to provide very low temperatures inside the cabin during a session. Cryotherapy stimulates the immune system and induces processes for recovery in the body. Cryotherapy is popular in sports medicine and physiotherapy. Sportsmen undertake cryotherapy procedures in order to increase their chances for faster recovery from injuries. The beauty and cosmetics industries are using cryotherapy to improve blood-circulation, to make skin look and feel healthier, to fight age-related deficiencies and for the removal of toxins from the body. In medicine, cryogenic chamber procedures are expected to help to recover after illness or surgery, help to treat skin diseases, help to increase general improvement of health during various diseases.
Cryotherapy is the local or general use of low temperatures in medical therapy. Cryotherapy is used to treat a variety of benign and malignant tissue damage, medically called lesions.[2] The term "cryotherapy" comes from the Greek cryo (κρύο) meaning cold, and therapy (θεραπεία) meaning cure. Cryotherapy has been used as early as the seventeenth century.
Its goal is to decrease cell growth and reproduction (cellular metabolism), increase cellular survival, decrease inflammation, decrease pain and spasm, promote the constriction of blood vessels (vasoconstriction), and when using extreme temperatures, to destroy cells by crystallizing the cytosol, which is the liquid found inside cells, also known as intracellular fluid (ICF). The most prominent use of the term refers to the surgical treatment, specifically known as cryosurgery. Other therapies that use the term are cryogenic chamber therapy and ice pack therapy.
Medicine and physiotherapy: hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, resorts
Cosmetics: clinics, beauty salons, SPA centers
Sports: sports clubs, fitness and gym centers
Rehabilitation: resorts, wellness
Numerous accounts of research and studies have been conducted in the area of cryotherapy. Great majority of researchers have come to the conclusion that cryotherapy indeed has positive effects on bodily functions. Nevertheless, many also tend to conclude their studies with remarks about further needs in researching the specific effects.
Tarja Westerlund; Oulu, 2009; Thermal, Circulatory,and Neuromuscular Responses to Whole-Body Cryotherapy; UNIVERSITATIS OULUENSIS: http://herkules.oulu.fi/isbn9789514290435/isbn9789514290435.pdf
Welch V, Brosseau L, Casimiro L, Judd M, Shea B, Tugwell P, Wells GA; The Cochrane Library 2011, Issue 10; Thermotherapy for treating rheumatoid arthritis (Review); www.update-software.com/pdf/CD002826.pdf
Podbielska, H. – Strek, W. – Mueller, G.J. – Bialy, D.; Poland, 2006; Acta Biomedical Engeneering vol. 1-1-2006, Whole body cryotherapy; http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10973-012-2741-4/fulltext.html


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New entrepreneurs can take up to Tk 10 lakh as collateral-free loans at maximum 10 percent interest rate under a new initiative by the central bank.
The opportunity for young entrepreneurs came yesterday after Bangladesh Bank signed a deal at its office in the city with 32 banks and financial institutions to disburse money from its Tk 100 crore refinancing fund.
The fund will be used to lend up to Tk 10 lakh against only personal guarantee and on easy terms to entrepreneurs trained and selected through programmes launched by public or private organisations like Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI).
However, with collateral an entrepreneur can avail up to Tk 25 lakh as loan from banks under the fund.
The fund will extend loans to entrepreneurs who have not taken any loan from a financial institution in the past.
Under the deal, banks and other financial institutions will get refinancing loans from the central bank at an interest rate of 5 percent.
However, the banks and financial institutions must have their default loans below 10 percent to be eligible for the refinancing facility.
"Under the current banking system, adequate collateral is an important part of availing financing. But the lack of adequate collateral poses challenges to the entrepreneurs at the beginning of business," Bangladesh Bank Governor Atiur Rahman said at the event.
Rahman said every year about 20 lakh new faces enter the workforce, with only half of them finding jobs at home and abroad.
"The initiative from the central bank has been taken as part of the policy efforts to create additional employment opportunities."
Rahman said banks cannot limit themselves to signing the participatory agreement only; they will have to be active in finding out new entrepreneurs.
"Bankers have to lose sleep over realising money from large borrowers. But that is not normally seen in case of small entrepreneurs. So, I hope banks will be interested to invest in this segment of clientele even if the profit margin is a bit low."
The governor also praised DCCI whose initiative to create 2,000 new entrepreneurs has acted as a catalyst behind the central bank initiative.
He said more initiatives would be taken if this one succeeds.
Abul Kashem, a deputy governor of Bangladesh Bank, said DCCI would make a list of small entrepreneurs after providing them training.
"Banks and other financial institutions will lend as per the list. However, the lenders will still follow their due diligence in lending money to the entrepreneurs."
Ali Reza Iftekhar, chairman of the Association of Bankers, Bangladesh; Helal Ahmed Chowdhury, vice chairman of ABBD; Selim RF Hussain, vice chairman of Bangladesh Leasing and Finance Companies Association; and Shahjahan Khan, president of DCCI, were also present.


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CHAPARRAL, N.M. (KTSM) — There are many trash dumping sites in Chaparral, you can find tires, old furniture, wood and even unused cars.
"we are so tired of seeing trash everywhere people come her to dump their trash and they leave" Chaparral resident Rosa Hinojosa said.
Residents are specifically concerned about a lot that has more than 10 thousand tires and trash, vecctor control says this property is prime breeding ground for mosquitoes and west nile virus.
"mosquitoes can breed in as little as a bottle cap, when you're talking about tires you're talking about the ability for enormous hatches of mosquitoes, so the property that has been identified in Chaparral is one of several properties in Doña Ana County that are problematic in that regard" Jess C. Williams said.
Dona Ana County's spokeperson says discussions with the owner about a clean up have already started.
"what we try to do with property owners is to first educate and tell them what the problem is and tell them if they're not in compliance with codes and how to get in compliance and then we have an enforcement strategy after that" said Williams.
According to a woman who lives one block away of the dumpsite, people need to be aware of the fact that people who live in this area could easily be affected.
"if we get bitten by mosquitoes we will die with no remedy because there's a lot of trash, we might not have many right now because we didn't have much rain until today but it's going to start to come out" Hinojosa concluded.


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Some of you have asked for sneak peeks of the new house so here it is in the form of a massive photographic to-do list. Brace yourselves. It's going to get ugly.
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Hello! I really want to thank you all for continuing to visit my blog even though things have been really sparse around here for several weeks now. It will probably be a couple of weeks before I am back to posting since I have to paint the ENTIRE interior of the house before I can get to the fun part of decorating. :) I'll show you some sneak peeks of the progress soon though! For now I have been having fun checking what you guys have been up to. Here are a few of my favorites from last week's party:
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7 routes in cliff- 100% Sport
- Grades: UIAA
- Approach time: 12
- Ascents: 3
Did you know?
You can locate this cliff using our mobile app!
Dowload our Android app, then when you are standing next to the cliff, navigate to the cliff page in the app and click on the cross hairs at the top of the screen. The app will work out your geolocation and send it to the server. Voila you have now earnt Karma points and helped build a better resource.
Access issues inherited from Nördliche Fränkische Alb
seasonal closures for protected birds: http://www.ig-klettern.com/natur/sperrungen.php
zoning concept:
- Zone 1: NO climbing
- Zone 2: climbing on existing routes
- Zone 3: new route possible, but first read http://www.ig-klettern.com/natur/neutourenappell.php
Please respect signs and zoning list (http://www.ig-klettern.com/natur/zonierung.php)
Smoking in the forests is forbidden from 1. march til 31. october by law.
Ethic inherited from Nördliche Fränkische Alb
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By Jerry Ratcliffe
Charlottesville (Va.) Daily Progress
November 20, 2007
CHARLOTTESVILLE A lot has changed in the Virginia basketball program since Sean Singletary first stepped foot on campus in 2004.
He's playing in a new building for a new coach, who has generated new enthusiasm for Wahoo basketball. Together, Singletary and coach Dave Leitao have created new expectations for a program that was the worst in the ACC when Leitao replaced Pete Gillen.
Last year, in only his second season at the Cavaliers' helm, Leitao guided Virginia to a share of the league's regular-season title with North Carolina and took the team to within a hairbreadth of the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16.
Not bad for a program that was picked to finish eighth in the ACC preseason media poll. All of a sudden, basketball season mattered again to UVa fans, who had lost interest after Gillen failed to follow up on taking the Cavs to the NCAA Tournament in his third season in 2000-01.
Leitao's greatest challenge is to maintain that momentum, a goal that received a powerful boost when Singletary decided to return for his senior year.
"What I've always said over two years is, I don't want to make Virginia basketball a one-hit wonder," Leitao said. "What does it mean if you make a big splash and then you're not heard from again? I want to make sure that we stay consistent."
After his flirtation with the NBA draft, Singletary should give the Cavaliers a strong chance at making consecutive NCAA Tournaments for the first time since 1994-95. Without him, UVa may have struggled for a break-even season.
Certainly, the two-time first-team All-ACC point guard is the heart and soul of Virginia basketball, a player most likely destined to see his jersey raised to the rafters of the Cavaliers' new showplace, the 15,000-seat John Paul Jones Arena. Everything this team does revolves around the All-America candidate.
No one was more elated about Singletary's return than Leitao, because the young guard was the first to buy into the stern coach's demanding work ethic. While Leitao knew immediately what his star player's decision meant for the program, it didn't truly hit him until the first week of practice this season.
The aggressive guard, who hurls his body around with abandon, fell awkwardly in practice. His back stiffened, and he left the court to the training room. Then, it hit Leitao squarely between the eyes.
"Without him in the gym, I got a quick sense of what the team would look like had he not come back," Leitao said. "That was the time when I realized how happy I am that he's here, not only because he's a terrific player, but he adds so much to our existence as a program right now."
Virginia's 11 league wins and 21 overall victories were the most by the program since 1994-95, also the last time the Cavs claimed a share of the ACC regular-season crown.
While that doesn't exactly transform Leitao's team from hunters to the hunted, the Wahoos won't exactly sneak up on anyone, either. With all that in mind, UVa fans are wondering what the team is going to do for an encore.
Most of the team that brought respect back to a program that had nearly disappeared from the college hoops landscape returns, 10 players to be exact, not counting guard Calvin Baker, the former Colonial Athletic Association freshman of the year who sat out last season after transferring from William & Mary.
But it's the void created by the two players no longer in the program that has caused nearly as much buzz as Singletary's decision to return.
Shooting guard J.R. Reynolds, a second-team All-ACC player who averaged 18 points per game, and Jason Cain, the team's leading rebounder, have left gaps that cause observers to question where all those points and rebounds will come from in 2007-08.
Singletary can't do it alone, and he greatly benefited from the presence of Reynolds, a dangerous playmaker over the last two seasons in particular. Unless someone steps up as a consistent threat, opponents are sure to pour even more of their attention toward Singletary, who got beat up last year.
An influx of talented freshmen and strong offseason work by his other teammates have the star guard encouraged that the scoring and rebounding questions will be answered in a positive fashion.
"This is by far the best recruiting class we've had since I've been here," Singletary said. "They can all shoot, they can all score, and I think they're all ready to play. It comes down to us teaching them how to rebound and defend."
But if you try to nail Leitao down on exactly who will deliver Reynolds' points and Cain's rebounds, don't expect to hear two names. Rather, he can now afford to use the program's most depth in years to fill those voids.
"As much as I thought we could shoot the ball last year, we have the potential to be as good, if not better, because we've added some people that can really put the ball in the basket," Leitao said.
The coach was talking specifically about freshman combination guard Mustapha Farrakhan, the grandson of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, along with guards Jeff Jones (no relation to the former UVa player and coach) and Sammy Zeglinski, a true point guard who hails from Singletary's former high school.
Leitao is excited about the possibilities he has with the small forward and shooting guard spots, which are somewhat interchangeable in his system.
Returning at the wing are Mamadi Diane and Adrian Joseph. Both showed flashes of brilliance last season. They are lethal from three-point range when they heat up, but both also have shown a penchant for dropping into slumps.
Diane, who started all 32 games last season, could move into the shooting guard spot, which would leave Joseph at small forward. Joseph averaged 22 minutes per game last season, even though he earned only three starts.
The key questions are these: Should Diane move to the backcourt, can he become more of a playmaker in the fashion of Reynolds, and can Joseph produce consistently as a starter after thriving as instant offense off the bench?
There also is the possibility of Zeglinski playing the point and sliding Singletary to the two guard, something Leitao did on occasion last season with Reynolds. That would take some pressure off Singletary and give him room to roam.
Perhaps the bigger challenge for Virginia is to have enough frontcourt presence to take some pressure off the perimeter. The Cavs boast three experienced players down low: Tunji Soroye, Laurynas Mikalauskas and Ryan Pettinella. They all are serviceable, with a good idea of what Leitao wants from his post players, but there isn't an offensive threat in the bunch.
With that in mind, talented freshman Mike Scott will be given every opportunity to make the kind of impact at power forward that Leitao expects.
The fans of Wahoo Nation will be watching closely to see whether their program was a one-hit wonder, or if this is the beginning of restoring the program as a consistent contender for the league's upper echelon.
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Year | ACC | Overall | Postseason |
1998 | 3-13 (9) | 11-19 | None |
1999 | 4-12 (9) | 14-16 | None |
2000 | 9-7 (3) | 19-12 | NIT 1st Round |
2001 | 9-7 (4) | 20-9 | NCAA 1st Round |
2002 | 7-9 (5) | 17-12 | NIT 1st Round |
2003 | 6-10 (6) | 16-16 | NIT 2nd Round |
2004 | 6-10 (7) | 18-13 | NIT 2nd Round |
2005 | 4-12 (10) | 14-15 | None |
2006 | 7-9 (7) | 15-15 | NIT 1st Round |
2007 | 11-5 (1) | 21-11 | NCAA 2nd Round |
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Name | Ht./Wt. | Pos. | Class |
Adrian Joseph | 6-7/201 | WF | Sr. |
Ryan Pettinella | 6-9/249 | C | Sr. |
Sean Singletary* | 6-0/185 | PG | Sr. |
Tunji Soroye | 6-11/252 | C | Sr. |
Mamadi Diane* | 6-5/201 | WF | Jr. |
Lauris Mikalauskas* | 6-8/246 | BF | Jr. |
Calvin Baker | 6-2/186 | PG | So. |
Will Harris | 6-6/245 | WF | So. |
Jerome Meyinsse | 6-8/245 | C | So. |
Solomon Tat | 6-5/223 | WF | So. |
Jamil Tucker | 6-8/241 | WF | So. |
Jeff Jones | 6-4/193 | WG | Fr. |
Mustapha Farrakhan | 6-4/175 | WG | Fr. |
Mike Scott | 6-8/233 | BF | Fr. |
Sammy Zeglinski | 6-0/175 | PG | Fr. |
* returning starter
Building Blocks
Who knows where the Cavaliers would have been if Sean Singletary had not removed his name from the NBA draft? But he's back for a fourth year and poised to leave his mark as perhaps the greatest point guard in UVa history. Singletary, bidding to join a select group of three-time first-team all-conference players, not only can run a team but he can do so as the primary scorer. Fellow senior Adrian Joseph, who will pass the 2,000-minute mark in December, has impressed coach Dave Leitao with his newfound attention to leadership.
Other Key Returnees
Mamadi Diane never looked better than he did in the 2006-07 opener, when he scored 25 points against Arizona, hitting eight of nine shots from the field, including five three-pointers. He later had a career-high 26 points against Wake Forest, but he scored in double figures only twice in the final eight regular-season games and was scoreless in the second-round NCAA loss to Tennessee. As a junior, he needs to be able to finish a season. Tunji Soroye has never averaged more than 2.1 points or 3.5 rebounds in a season, but he is a legitimate shotblocker whose size and athleticism could make him a force on defense. Soroye underwent arthroscopic knee surgery prior to the opener and will be sidelined until mid-December. Ryan Pettinella started at center in the first two games, with junior Lauris Mikalauskas and sophomore Jerome Meyinnse also getting time there. Mikalauskas battled ankle problems in 2005-06, when his scoring average dropped to 3.7 from 6.2 as a freshman. UVa's fourth-leading returning scorer from 2006-07 is Will Harris, who needs to become a more heady player to get time. Three-point ace Jamil Tucker (21-of-43 from beyond the arc) needs to find ways to take advantage of his 6-8, 241-pound frame.
Some Introductions
Three of UVa's four signees were guards Jeff Jones, Sammy Zeglinski and Mustapha Farrakhan, but don't be surprised if Calvin Baker, a transfer from William and Mary, gets a lot of time. Baker was named the Colonial Athletic Association rookie of the week five times in 2005-06, when he led the Tribe in scoring and assists. Jones, the leading all-time scorer in Philadelphia's Catholic League, started the first two games at wing guard, opposite Singletary. He's a scorer, while Farrakhan is more of a shooter and Zeglinski a playmaker. Baker is a combo guard in the mold of departed second-team All-ACC selection J.R. Reynolds. Forward Mike Scott had seven points and six rebounds in a 14-minute stint against Howard and has the kind of explosiveness that the team's other frontcourt players can't match.
Also Worth Noting
Top 2005-06 signees Solomon Tat and Harris have been plagued by injuries. Tat became the third UVa player in as many years to undergo sports-hernia surgery, following T.J. Bannister in 2005 and Soroye last year. To start the season, Leitao used Joseph and Diane in a starting lineup that did not include a power forward. Until this year, Joseph and Diane rarely had been on the floor at the same time, because they have similar skills packages. Scoring won't be an issue when they're on the floor together. Remarkably, Diane was 42-of-120 last year on three-point attempts, and Joseph was 42-of-121.
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Have you ever seen a rattlesnake completely skinned, with its flesh taken out, ready to be deep-fried? No? How about a show where one of the main attractions is a man lying down in a sleeping bag, filled with rattlers? You'll see all that and learn something about rattlesnakes too in this documentary that profiles a major passion in Waurika, Oklahoma, where each year, they host the World's Largest and Friendliest Rattlesnake Hunt and Festival.
At this festival, the 41st for the town, you'll find the standard carnival rides, but more than that, hundreds and hundreds of rattlesnakes are present, from the compound in which they're kept after people find them, to the show put on by the Fangs & Rattlers Association of Granbury, Texas, to the butcher's chopping block where things get very messy.
Out in dusty, open spaces, rattlesnakes make their nests and are usually active from April-September, during which time after, they hibernate. The first weeks of April are always the best times to catch these critters and the most dedicated of hunters are crouching down toward the nests, ready with their tools of the trade, to pick up these mascots, food, and entertainment of the festival. A herpetologist from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is on hand in separate interviews to explain what the rattlesnake is made up of, such as the venom, the teeth, and other parts. Then we're on our way, watching these hunters try to capture their prey. It is known that many use gasoline to get the rattlers scurrying out of their nests and 99% of the time, it works. Even though it's now been made illegal, that method is still used, though not on-camera.
And once those rattlesnakes are caught, they go right into the wooden compound used to store these creatures. For the first 800 pounds that the festival receives, each person is paid five bucks. Basically, if one person brings in 3 pounds, that's 15 bucks, until the point where they've got 800 pounds worth of snakes. After 800, the price drops to $4.50 and it keeps going down, down, down.
If you're wondering what in the hell a festival like this could do with 800 pounds worth of snakes, there's plenty. The Fangs & Rattlers Association from Granbury, Texas provides one of the major highlights of this documentary, thanks to the filmmakers, with extensive footage of their show. And you've got to see some of these stunts. There's what I refer to as the "pancake maneuver", where one of the gentlemen take each coiled snake and stack them on one top of the other. And the sleeping bag is something amazing and incredibly insane. But these guys know what they're doing and some of them have done it for a good 20 years or more.
The best part for viewers who like their entertainment gross (for those who don't, there's fair warning at the beginning of the doc) is the chopping blocks where experienced snake butchers do what they do best. Here, you'll see a snake without its head and learn just how long the head can survive. Also, when they peel the skin off those rattlesnakes, it's awe-inspiring, that is if you have the stomach for it.
If you don't get a chance to attend this festival anytime soon, rest assured that the details in this documentary will teach you just as much about rattlesnakes that the festival does on a yearly basis. The dedication of the many people who make this festival possible, from the butchers, to the Outlaw Handlers as they're known, to the festival announcers, is palpable and it makes for a goddamn good time!
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a tender kiss upon my forehead,
guiding into a warm embrace.
Water flows about my body,
a soothing coolness
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Music and laughter engulf me,
as a pair of lips touch,
then part ways. and repeat.
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Title: | Conquest, Consequences, Restoration: The Art of Rebecca Belmore |
Author: | DeBlassie, Kathleen |
Advisor(s): | Szabo, Joyce |
Committee Member(s): | Barnet-Sanchez, Holly Singer, Beverly Tsiongas, Mary |
Department: | University of New Mexico. Dept. of Art and Art History |
Subject: | Rebecca Belmore |
LC Subject(s): | Belmore, Rebecca--Criticism and interpretation Indians of North America--Canada--Arts Performance art Photography, Artistic Video art Installations, Art |
Degree Level: | Masters |
Abstract: | Rebecca Belmore (Ojibwa/Anishinabe, b. 1960 in Upsala, Ontario), embraces three themes in her oeuvre: conquest, consequences and restoration.Through the mediums of performance art, installation, video and photography, Belmore confronts Indigenous issues regarding land theft, identity, gender, racism, stereotypes,memory, contested histories, and the recovery and reclamation of a decolonized self. All of these themes are sub-categories that fall under the larger theme of the consequences of conquest. The most significant component of Belmore's work, however, is restoration, which embraces themes of healing, self-determination and sovereignty. Traditional art-historical methodologies can and have been used to analyze Indigenous art. This thesis proposes that Indigenous art is best examined through Native performance traditions as suggested by Courtney Elkin Mohler's theatre praxis. Mohler argues that the goal of Indigenous performance art can be achieved through (1) exposing popularly accepted racial and ethnic stereotypes as identity constructions; (2) rewriting history in a manner that repositions historically marginalized and objectified cultures as active subjects; (3)utilizing residual creative energies that transcend the normative methods for "art making," thereby exposing an alternative indigenous worldview; and (4) destabilizing historical "facts" that constitute an essence of "timelessness" and edifice of authority for neocolonial and imperialist practices. These four components are an integral part of Belmore's work. Because Belmore utilizes her own body as the primary medium, she becomes at once the text, the victim, the victor, and catapults the performance into the arena of restoration. |
Graduation Date: | December 2010 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1928/12035 |
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Live shows aren't simply a promotional tool for the six laid-back musicians from the Midwest. They are mechanisms by which to display their passion for music-plain and simple.
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Coverage: Longhorn Network
8:00 PM ET, September 3, 2011
Royal Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, TX
Top Performers
Passing: G. Gilbert (SMU) - 239 YDS, 1 TD
Rushing: M. Brown (TEX) - 16 CAR, 86 YDS
Receiving: M. Davis (TEX) - 3 REC, 115 YDS
AUSTIN, Texas -- Freshman Jaxon Shipley caught a touchdown pass on a trick play and Fozzy Whittaker scored twice in the fourth quarter as Texas shook off a slow start for a 34-9 season-opening win over Rice on Saturday night.
Shipley, the younger brother of Texas career receptions leader Jordan Shipley, put the Longhorns ahead 20-9 in the third on a pass from wide receiver John Harris.
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Texas arrived fashionably late to its 2011 coming out party, but a second-half surge and decent night from Garrett Gilbert gave the Longhorns the win, writes Carter Strickland. Story
• Strickland: Running game pays off
• Wilkerson: Freshmen represent
• Wilkerson: More in store offensively
Garrett Gilbert passed for 239 yards, with 115 going to Mike Davis in Texas' new offense under first-year coordinator Bryan Harsin. Coach Mack Brown overhauled his staff after the Longhorns went 5-7 and missed a bowl in 2010, Texas' first losing season since 1997.
Chris Boswell kicked three field goals for Rice, which has lost 40 of the last 41 meetings with Texas.
The win unveiled some new wrinkles in the Texas offense with some new and old names and faces. It was clunky at times, efficient at others.
Most important for the Longhorns was getting the win at home, where they were 2-5 in 2010.
Texas fans who last watched Jordan Shipley rip through defenses in 2009, heard Jaxon's name mentioned as one of the brightest stars of training camp. He didn't disappoint, wrestling the ball away from a defensive back for a touchdown that helped the Longhorns break open a close game.
The score came on a reverse pass where backup quarterback David Ash handed off to Whittaker, who tossed the ball to Harris to find Shipley in the end zone. Shipley took the ball away from Rice safety Paul Porras at the goal line.
Gilbert, scorned by many Texas fans after throwing 17 interceptions last season, did not have a turnover and showed a deft touch on his deep passes and his 26-yard fourth-quarter TD pass to Whittaker.
The Longhorns also unveiled a new wildcat formation that kept the Owls off guard near the end zone, and a tougher running game that was able to grind out 229 yards. Freshman tailback Malcolm Brown came on late and finished with a game-high 86 yards on 16 carries.
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The defense, under new coordinator Manny Diaz, was solid, giving up 224 yards and keeping the Owls out of the end zone.
Then again, all of that came against Rice, a team that Texas routinely lines up for an early-season pounding.
The Longhorns offense showed it still has a way to go. Penalties, sacks and early problems finishing drives with touchdowns made it clear the transition to Harsin after 13 seasons under former coordinator Greg Davis will take some time getting used to.
Rice kept the game close through most of three quarters on the leg of Boswell, who booted field goals of 42, 49 and 26 yards. His last pulled the Owls within 13-9 before Texas finally created some breathing room with Shipley's touchdown.
Tyler Smith led Rice with 67 yards on 10 carries.
Gilbert, who had to win a four-way battle to keep his starting job in training camp, was solid if not spectacular against the Owls. He connected with Davis for completions of 56 and 53 yards. The first set up a first-half field goal. The second came during a 99-yard drive that Whittaker finished with a 7-yard TD run for a 27-9 Texas lead. Gilbert also scrambled 22 yards early in the game to set up another field goal.
Rice sacked Gilbert twice in a row on the first drive of the third, drawing a smattering of boos from the home crowd of 101,000 that was still waiting to see Texas crank up a well-oiled offensive machine.
Texas responded with a 72-yard drive for its second touchdown on the pass from Harris to Shipley.
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 16 | 22 |
Total Yards | 224 | 506 |
Passing | 94 | 277 |
Rushing | 130 | 229 |
Penalties | 5-45 | 6-69 |
3rd Down Conversions | 2-12 | 8-16 |
4th Down Conversions | 0-1 | 1-1 |
Turnovers | 2 | 1 |
Possession | 26:59 | 33:01 |
Scoring Summary
FG | 07:35 | Chris Boswell 42 Yd | 3 | 0 | |
FG | 04:31 | Justin Tucker 39 Yd | 3 | 3 | |
TD | 14:19 | Cody Johnson 1 Yd Run (Justin Tucker Kick) | 3 | 10 | |
FG | 06:00 | Justin Tucker 23 Yd | 3 | 13 | |
FG | 00:56 | Chris Boswell 49 Yd | 6 | 13 | |
FG | 09:07 | Chris Boswell 26 Yd | 9 | 13 | |
TD | 05:32 | Jaxon Shipley 36 Yd Pass From John Harris (Justin Tucker Kick) | 9 | 20 | |
TD | 13:06 | Foswhitt Whittaker 7 Yd Run (Justin Tucker Kick) | 9 | 27 | |
TD | 05:57 | Foswhitt Whittaker 26 Yd Pass From Garrett Gilbert (Justin Tucker Kick) | 9 | 34 |
Research Notes
Texas did not throw an interception in their season opener against Rice. Over the last 2 seasons, Texas is 5-0 when they do not throw an interception, and 1-7 when they throw at least 1. [+]No Interceptions Thrown
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> Marat bagelled Hewitt!!
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Marat bagelled Hewitt!!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 03:57 PM
Nov 3rd, 2002, 03:58 PM
Nov 3rd, 2002, 03:59 PM
First set? Yes, I like the way the match is going.....
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:01 PM
second set
marat won the first in a tb!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:03 PM
Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:11 PM
wooohooo congrats Marat!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:19 PM
CONGRATULATIONS!!! :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:35 PM
MArat def Hewitt 7-6 6-0 6-4 ... It was such a good match :eek: :eek:!!!!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:53 PM
Good, Marat needed this win
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:55 PM
Good job marat
Nov 3rd, 2002, 04:55 PM
Yay!!! I hope Marat gets some majora confidence from this victory.
Also i hope Agassi does well in China and takes the number one spot from lay-ton.
Nov 3rd, 2002, 05:11 PM
Congrats Marat!
especially on your bagel :rolleyes:
And don't worry, Agassi won't take over the number one spot from Lleyton. :p even Marat said it.
Nov 3rd, 2002, 05:29 PM
Too bad for Lleyton, but Marat was just too good today.
But Go Lleyton, end the year on number 1!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 05:35 PM
1. ATPworld.com
Nov 3rd, 2002, 05:38 PM
Looks like skinny butt just cant master the power
Nov 3rd, 2002, 07:10 PM
Well done Marat!! :)
Nov 3rd, 2002, 07:49 PM
Tatiana Panova
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:31 PM
Well done Marat!! This has made my day!:cool:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:37 PM
ohhh yeah 7:6 6:0 6:4
mmmm yeah !:)
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:39 PM
Exactly what Panova said! WTG Marat, woooo hooo! :kiss: :bounce: :drool:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:39 PM
Does Marat have a chance to finish years at #1?
Gonzo Hates Me!
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:40 PM
Nov 3rd, 2002, 08:40 PM
Skinny butt beat him twice this year and is world #1! :rolleyes:
Marat is my co-favorite with Lleyton! Marat is one of the VERY FEW "power players" whom I adore. I don't consider him JUST a power player cuz he rallies and plays great angles and every shot imaginable. He won the first set against Moya with a drop shot and won match point incorporating a backhand topspin lob to regain control of the point and then hit an angled forehand winner off of the Moya's smash to win the match!!!! He plays with such control and doesn't try to bludgeon every ball. He is soooo sexy too because even with all his power he doesn't disrespect his opponents like some macho power players. He is a real champion just like LLEYTON is!!! Lleyton played some seriously good points too. OOH Marat just played a great point but Lleyton won it with a great lob which Marat answered with a high backhand overhead but then Lleyton hit a reflex dink lob up the line and Marat caressed a backhand volley short crosscourt to put Lleyton in a tough spot but Lleyton pulled a drop volley out of his ass!!! This is great stuff. No just wham, bamm, hit or miss power tennis a la Venus and Jennifer and Andy. :rolleyes: This is why I like SERENA so much more than VENUS! Serena has all the shots. Actually Venus does too but Serena embraces all aspects of the game and Venus is all about smacking the hell out of the ball. :rolleyes:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 09:13 PM
marat :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 10:05 PM
Marat :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Nov 3rd, 2002, 10:25 PM
Skinnybutt swallows a bagel!!!!!! wooohooo!!!!!!!! :bounce:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 10:31 PM
That was such a great match and it was the 2000 Marat playing again :D:D
Congrats :kiss: :bounce: :bounce:
Nov 3rd, 2002, 10:32 PM
That was actually the second one for the year!! The first one being served by Roger Federer in Hopman Cup!! ;)
Yeah.. good to see Marat just served him a fresh one... HAHA!! :D
"Mr. "World #1", would you like some jam & butter on top of the bagels?" :p
Nov 4th, 2002, 05:11 AM
Congrats Marat! :D
Nov 4th, 2002, 05:45 AM
Congrats Marat! You are my fave! Please have confidence that you can take the title in Shanghai home!!!!
Thanks for that bagel! Tasted SWEET!!!!
Nov 4th, 2002, 06:24 AM
lol this is amazing, someone finds an excuse to diss Venus in an ATP thread about Safin and Hewitt!
Anyway this win is nice but I knew he could do it all along, so I'm not surprised at all! :D
Nov 4th, 2002, 06:29 AM
congrats Marat...hope you can continue playing like this.:angel:
Williams Rulez
Nov 4th, 2002, 07:54 AM
Thanks Marat... and go Agassi, take the year end number 1 ranking... :D
Sam L
Nov 4th, 2002, 07:55 AM
Go Marat, you have to win in Shanghai.
The bagel was bliss :)
Like I said, when you're on fire, nobody even comes close :)
Crazy Canuck
Nov 4th, 2002, 08:31 AM
Let's see here -
Go Agassi take over number one (he won't though).
Marat, it's about damn time you won a title.
Hewitt, you just can't buy a title these days, huh? ;)
*goes to atpworld*
Nov 4th, 2002, 08:36 AM
Would Marat be no.1 in case he wins the Shanghai tourney????
***calculators expected*****
Nov 4th, 2002, 08:37 AM
I wanted Lleyton to win, but congratulations to Marat. I didn't see the match, but I've heard that the main problem for Lleyton (as always) was his crappy 1st serve. That combined with an in-form Marat = bagal
Crazy Canuck
Nov 4th, 2002, 08:49 AM
Marat can not become number one, even if he wins ALL his matches, and Hewitt wins none.
He is more than 150 points behind, which is what the undefeated winner gets.
Nov 4th, 2002, 09:17 AM
Originally posted by Umpire
Does Marat have a chance to finish years at #1?
No, but he can get #2 if Agassi goes out early and Marat wins...but Marat is expecting Lleyton to finish as #1
Nov 4th, 2002, 09:30 AM
thanks Becca & untitled2284.:)
ok, Marat just needs to win the Shanghai title then to end his season with a big bang and could serve a warning to his rivals next year.:D
Crazy Canuck
Nov 4th, 2002, 09:37 AM
It will be hard to pass Hewitt, anytime before the March hardcourt swing.
Hewitt defends next to nothing untill then, and Safin defends a slam final right off the bat.
Nov 4th, 2002, 09:45 AM
yeah right....but if Marat could win this Shanghai thing then he would be inspired enough to win the Australian Open.
With the current ATP Champs Race, I think ranking points would start from the scratch right?????
Nov 4th, 2002, 11:54 AM
When Marat is in form nobody can stop him ! I watched the match , Marat is irresistible . Vamos Marat !
Williams Rulez
Nov 4th, 2002, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by Rebecca
Let's see here -
Go Agassi take over number one (he won't though).
Marat, it's about damn time you won a title.
Hewitt, you just can't buy a title these days, huh? ;)
*goes to atpworld* *Slaps* :fiery:
Agassi can and will... :angel:
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