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Modern Romance
Linda Garrett - 26/02/2015
Lovely music and the dance fits very well. Restarts and tag easy to spot. Just the flick section which needed a bit more work but very nice dance from Kate
Half Of My Mistakes
P J Musselbrook - 26/02/2015
A great dance from Ron and well sung by Tony Crooks. I urge you to look at this dance
New Shade Of Blue
Linda Williams - 26/02/2015
Lovely dance. Nice music. Hit with class. Has the aah factor. All said what a nice dance.
Rivers And Streams
Antonia Butler - 25/02/2015
I just wish I had this prepared for a Valentine theme. As Monica V says, the words are sweet and lovely. The steps flow beautifully and this dance is sure to please all Romantics at any time of the year.
New Shade Of Blue
ANGELA Stokes - 25/02/2015
Looked at this dance a few weeks ago and it was on my list loved the dance and music have now taught it a big hit with class they all loved it
We Only Live Once - Easy
Sally Tipping - 25/02/2015
Someone at my "oldies" class had seen Robbie's No. 1 dance and wanted to learn a dance to the same music. Found this cute little dance and it fitted the bill perfectly! Quick, easy teach which all could do. The class loved it. Try it everyone!
Hard To Say It CBA 2015
David Spencer - 25/02/2015
As others have mentioned the challenge in this dance is getting to know where you should be heading after the opening section. Lots of steps to the diagonals but a well crafted dance that flows well to a tune that most were already familiar with. Not a quick teach but many in my class were surprised how well they coped once the music went on after a rather uncertain walk through of the 4 walls.
Triple Mix
Audri Roffe - 25/02/2015
Well done Lorna, you've chosen a great set of steps to go with a great medley of tunes which all my dancers will be singing along with (loudly as they love to sing). Tag free will raise a Yahoo straight away. Keep them coming. Audri (Ladies in Line) Durham x
Snow Girl Charleston
Julie Curd - 25/02/2015
What a fun happy dance and music to match. Easy but interesting enough for all levels to join in. Unusual point hitch turn step. Hope it does well.
Turn The Beat Around
Dee Musk - 25/02/2015
Some lovely comments on our dance, thank you so so much everyone.............the bonus is our very own homegrown Artists Calico - doing an amazing cover job - yay xx
Your Loving Arms
Dee Musk - 25/02/2015
Great reaction from class - loving the track too - nice one Vikki xx
Modern Romance
Julie Curd - 25/02/2015
Love dancing this impro dance, easy teach and can hear when restarts coming. Quick teach but flick section needed little work but makes it more fun to think about. Big thumbs up.
Turn The Beat Around
Maureen Bullock - 25/02/2015
Flowing, very well choreographed to upbeat track, easy to remember, only section 7 had to think about but not for too long! No tags/restarts, love it.


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Zingerman's Delicatessan is an institution here in Ann Arbor. It's packed on football Saturdays, homecoming weekend, and the lunch-spot of choice for students to be taken out for yummy food during a parental visit.
Zingerman's growth strategy has focused on expanding into related areas rather than scaling its core business larger. They never expanded the deli outside of Ann Arbor but food aficionados all around the country (and the world) can get Zingerman's items express shipped to them through Zingerman's Mail Order. The Deli gets its bread from Zingerman's Bakehouse and some of its cheese from Zingerman's Creamery. Zingerman's caters and now has a Zingerman's Events space near the Deli. They also opened ZingTrain, where they teach the principles and techniques they use to manage – interesting to other food businesses as well as those looking for Open Book Management training and other techniques that apply to many businesses outside the food world.
Zingerman's Deli is a neighbor of ours here in Ann Arbor, and we hope someday soon they will become a client (give us a ring – will work for food! ;)). Their expansion has given them multiple storefronts and offices, potentially increasing confusion for those just looking for a sandwich.
And so I was charmed to see this sign on the Zingerman's Events space helping the hungry and lost seekers of sandwich nirvana find the Deli if their GPS or feet took them to the Events space.
This sign has lots of great elements. First, it celebrates what the person has found – a Zingerman's business, just maybe not the one they were seeking. Second, it provides a diagram showing the path to get to the Deli along with a visual of the distinctive brick storefront of the Deli so the seeker will know it when they've found it. Third, it gives options. If all that fails, it gives a phone number to call, just in case the map is not clear enough for that particular visitor. Fourth, it is entirely consistent with the Zingerman's brand – it looks and feels like other signage, menus, and collateral from Zingerman's.
The organic growth of Zingerman's businesses might just mimic the growth of content on your website, requiring more helpful navigation and perhaps a redirect when things go awry. This sign is a great model for that kind of redirect – a.k.a. a 404 error page on a website:
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Yoshi can't find some unstable molecule to start the false vacuum process and close the portal altogether. But maybe one of the fire demons can help...to his pleasure. He spots Tentorer and what looks like the leader of the invading dimensional army. Hey! He shouts to Tentorer. Throw one of the fire demons into the portal!
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Posted 09 June 2013 - 04:59 PM
Close your eyes for a moment. Do you know this guy? He just walked through the doors of your home golf course, and into the pro shop. You know who I am talking about here. He smells like he just bathed in Eternity for Men. He's wearing lavender pants he bought last night at Golf Galaxy. A pink shirt with a little bit of fur peaking out of the neck area, with the, "I'm new and haven't been washed" creases in the collar. Flat brimmed hat, bag full of new clubs with the stickers still embedded near the end of the the shafts. Maybe even an Edel putter he paid too much for, but the custom club-maker told him the lasers never lie. He walks up to the first tee, sharpie marks his Pro-V1, and cold-tops it like a chop into the weeds. He walks to his cart, takes a sip of his bloody, and slices one 210 yards downwind-IER.
This is the uniform, costume-like look you see on the PGA Tour today. It's becoming ever predictable, and common. So bold and colorful, it's actually boring, because we've been slapped with it each and every week for quite a while now. Look, I understand the concept of school spirit, but if a cop in Minneapolis saw some of these guys walking the streets in their circle T, tour gear, they would be arrested on suspicion of escape from the county lock-up.
I have titled this editorial, The Country Club Collections. I have done this with with a purpose, and it does not mean you have to be a member of a private course, or shop at one to appreciate this collection of brands. Some of these company's are calling this departure from the bold and beautiful, "Lifestyle" selections. That is a politically correct way of saying: golf clothes you can also show up to work in, pump gas in, take your kids to school in, go out to eat in, ....and not feel like a toolbox. And, no, you won't feel like a FootJoy rep either, and the shirt sleeves won't hang at your wrists.
Iliac Golf
The story of Iliac Golf is rooted in a man that grew up Southern California and found himself competing in professional skateboarding at a young age. In fact, although I was no good whatsoever, I remember having a skateboard named after the founder of Iliac Golf, Bert LaMar. Following in the footsteps of his mother, and grandmother, both of which were skilled in the sewing craft, and his father, a designer by trade, LaMar got into design in his second career as a professional snowboarder for Vision Street Wear and Sims outerwear. LaMar attempted to make golf the ultimate trifecta in his professional sports career. However, his passion remained in apparel as well as leather goods and Iliac Golf was born.
This year, Iliac broadened their apparel portfolio with the addition of pants to their luxury line of boutique golf apparel. Prior to this year, the pants were prototype tested on the PGA Tour and only available to Iliac staffers. LaMar spent a great deal of time in the design of the pants with several revisions and meticulous attention to detail. LaMar examined over 200 patterns before settling on a finalized design. His pants incorporate two fundamental principals that are the foundation to his success; the brilliant marriage of rich tradition, and contemporary technology. Gentleman and athlete.
According to LaMar: "To me the golf pant should feel like a part of your body and be unnoticeable to the player. They need to be cool in the heat, warm in the cold, dry in the rain & humidity, and move with your swing and rhythm. Your pants should look as good on the first tee as they do on the 36th hole. They should be quiet and feel like silk next to the skin. They should be durable and withstand the elements of a tour player's lifestyle on and off the course. Your pants should reflect your style and respect for the classic vintage vibe laid out by Hogan, Palmer, Nicklaus and Snead. Your pants should be pure."
I had a chance to preview the LDS Luxury Dry Stretch Tour Pant in black with Gingham trim. The pants themselves live up to their name, and that is luxury. Each piece of Iliac apparel is designed and crafted to perfection with remarkable attention to detail in both design and construction. With the Tour Pants, the finished feel on the legs really are different than anything on the market today. Add in the Gingham accents, Iliac leather logo, and cuff breaks, they are among the best in golf pants today. http://www.iliacgolf...hite-red-stitch
BONOBOS-Maide Collection
Bonobos recently launched their Maide Collection designed specifically for the golf marketplace. The designs are inspired by looks from the 1950's, 60's, and 70's. They are lifestyle brand meaning the selections can be easily worn both on and off the golf course. They lack that uniform look that saturates the PGA Tour today. The Maide line is said to be about fit, style and function, and I believe they have accomplished these categories rather nicely. Maide has that traditional look, with a contemporary twist. Most importantly, they are offering a pair of pants this year that is without question, probably among the best in golf, and have become one of my new favorite pants.
First up is the Berwick golf shirt. I must be brutally honest on this one, and it pains me to do so given the quality of the pants. However, the Berwick is really nothing special at all. It is a slim fitting athletic cut shirt, with sleeves that hang slightly above the bicep. It's probably the shortest fitting sleeve hanging in my closet, but is by no means, too short or tight. It's virtually a 50/50 cotton/poly blend and does look reasonably nice. It maintains the old school, slim unstructured collar. But at the same time, at $78, I feel they could have done much better. http://www.bonobos.c...f-polos-for-men
In sharp contrast, the Highland Pants are clearly some of the best in golf right now. Although continuing with the classic styling of the Maide line, they are designed with modern performance fabric for breathability. An interior waistband grip keeps your shirt tucked in, even during technically flawless movement like mine. But what really sets these apart from the rest is the athletic fit which as far as I can tell, is the best combination of look, fit and comfort. They include adjustable zipper hems to allow for the desired break and drape over the shoe. The broad versatility of these pants from a fashion perspective permit wear across venues off the course. Retailing at $108, they are on the high side for pants, but their performance and incredible fit are worth the price. http://www.bonobos.c...f-pants-for-men
Martin Golf-Timeless as the Game
If there is anything Martin Golf is synonymous with, it's quality. Over the past couple years, I have had the opportunity to wear a variety of selections from Martin Golf, and they never disappoint. If it hasn't been made clear yet, I like this brand. And, I like the guy running it too. Rick Martin is an old-school traditional guy. This is reflected in his apparel line as well. But, that does not mean outdated or irrelevant in the market. Quite the opposite actually and like their byline states, I really believe their apparel and brand truly is as timeless as the game.
When I spoke to Rick Martin about his 2013 line, it was not via boardroom teleconference, or a contrived business-like setting. It was just a guy, sitting on his porch in Texas, smoking a cigar. In fact, he even stated he was an avid reader of MyGolfSpy and was citing facts from the 2013 Driver Test. As traditional as he is, Martin is a cool dude, just like one of us. As he was sitting on his porch talking with me on his cell phone, the Fed-Ex man arrived with his Scotty Cameron GoLo putter.
Martin Golf is different in that they do not sell to internet wholesalers or even local retailers. Their focus is the private country clubs, and the PGA Professionals that run them. Martin has said, the pro shop is becoming one of the last specialty retailers left in the country. Martin isn't interested in changing this business plan and operates under the mindset that if people truly want his product, they will find a way to get it if they are not a member of a private club. He also believes in using only the finest natural fibers in his line, as feels they are superior to the tech fabrics of today.
Featured here is the True Navy 1/4 Zip Long Sleeve Interlock, the Light Charcoal Italian Merino Wind Sweater, and the Stone Classic Solid Lisle polo. Martin shirts are American cut offering generous room to move. I found them to run almost a full size larger than most selections in the apparel arena today. I normally take a large, but could probably fit into a Medium if given the opportunity. It's been my experience in the past, and it holds true with the wind sweater, their sweaters run pretty true to size.
Bobby Jones Apparel
If there is one man who's name is almost synonymous with the terms, gentleman, country club, and class, it's Bobby Jones. As arguably one of the most famous amateur athletes in the world. To escape the fame, Jones had a desire to build a private golf sanctuary. In 1931, Jones teamed with a New York City investment dealer, Clifford Roberts and bought what has become one of the most sacred pieces of property in golf today, Augusta National Golf Club. In 1934, he founded, The Masters tournament, and the rest, as they say, is history. You know the story from here.
In 2003, the Bobby Jones Golf Company was founded by way of a licensing agreement with the Jones family. The company began with an equipment line designed by Jesse Ortiz. The brand, and it's apparel line is designed with three principals in mind: quality, class, and luxury. Without question, the brand and it's apparel products live up to these principals and are among the best in golf. There are few brands in golf apparel today where you can recognize the quality of the garmets just holding them in your hand. The fibers that make up the pieces just feel different, look different, and wear differently than almost everything else you've tried before. This was my inagural look at the Bobby Jones brand, and it made a solid first impression.
Bobby Jones represents a classic, elegant lifestyle in the spirit of the Bobby Jones golf heritage. A luxury collection that embraces a modern approach to sportswear.
Featured below is the Feedstripe Polo in Daiquiri (red). The Feedstripe is made from 100% Egyptian cotton and feels incredible next to the skin. This three button polo features a solid rib knit collar, Bobby Jones logo embroidered under the placket, and is machine washable. This polo is at the high end of pricing with an MSRP at $98.50, and fits true to size in an American cut. http://www.bobbyjone...eedstripe-polo/
The second polo featured is the XH20 Solid Mesh Dri-Balance Polo in Navy. As the name suggests, although a company rooted in tradition, their selections also incorporate modern fabric technology. The XH20 is designed to keep you cooler and drier by way of a patented moisture management system, Coolplus, wicking moisture from the body to the outside of the shirt to dry. A shirt that proves modern performance wear can still look traditional and classy all the same. This is an American cut shirt with an MSRP of $82.50. http://www.bobbyjone...i-balance-polo/
The XH20 in navy can be layered nicely with the Tournament Tattersall V Neck Vest. The Tattersall is a 12 gauge knit with jersey construction made from 100% Pima Cotton. It features a rib knit on the collar, sleeves, and hem. This translates into a very soft, well constructed vest when the weather calls for an added layer without the feeling of bulk. The tattersall fits true to size in an American cut, much like the rest of the selections in this line. MSRP is $155. http://www.bobbyjone...ll-v-neck-vest/
No on-course outfit would be complete without shorts or pants on the legs. The Flat Front Trousers are constructed from 55% cotton and 45% Tencel (think rayon). However, the inside of the pants features a cotton lining for feel and comfort. The pants can be ordered by waste size and ship with an unfinished hem. That means, you'll have to bring these to a tailor to finish off the length. With an MSRP of $135, this will add about $10 more dollars to the total cost of the pants. I like this feature because more often than not, one companies inseam of 32" does not always match another's in the same measurement. It's almost like shaft flex. In the end, I find this option in pants to be more desirable because I know the length will be exactly to my liking. I prefer my golf pants to hang just slightly higher than normal do they are not dragging or getting into the grass, sand, or moisture on course. http://www.bobbyjone...ouser-50600650/
When I first examined the Nanotek Flat Front Tech Short from Bobby Jones, I thought they were identical in construction to the Trousers. But upon closer look, it's not the case at all. The shorts are constructed from Nanotex polyester which is said to be spill resistant, moisture wicking and (although a Zinger does not need it), odor neutralizing fabric. To the eye, they look like traditional cotton shorts, but pack all of the latest technology modern fabric. Although these fit true to size, you may consider going down an inch in size as the shorts include the Tekfit stretch waistband. Really cool technology here that really feels comfortable around the waist designed to move with you. The Nanotek shorts have an MSRP of $89.50. http://www.bobbyjone...ont-tech-short/
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How do the Iliac pants fit? Can you compare them to other brands?
Posted 19 June 2013 - 08:02 PM
They are custom ordered to your exact measurements. For example, if you want a 35.25" waist, you can order or as such. Same with length. The pants are built for you. Regular fitting, not overly slim nor baggy at all. Very nice material and well constructed.Very good article
How do the Iliac pants fit? Can you compare them to other brands?
Posted 24 June 2013 - 07:45 PM
I have been a Bobby Jones fan since the shirts hit the club in 2003-04. For about 6-7 years, until probably '10-11, they were the prettiest, best constructed shirt in our shop. Back then the Bobby Jones Collection shirts went for $125. In about '08-09, I'm not really sure of the year, they introduced the Players collection, which, in our club went for $75. Different cotton & much more polyester and they did not have the trademark golfer on the neck, though they had some different designs/patterns. They didn't sell in our club. Funny, the $125 shirts, they couldn't keep em on the table. The $75 shirts, they hadda clearance them in the fall, lol. A vain, fickle group, that country club set, lol.
However, even the great Bobby Jones Collection/company is not immune to the economic pressures and drop in sales that marked the industry. Ya see, that trademark golfer between the buttons reeked of elegance and vanity. It was a piece of fabric, with a background pattern different from the shirt, on both sides of the "V neck" and between the buttons was the golfer, beautifully stitched in thread matching a color in the shirt, two on each side.
It was this trademark neck that gave the wearer of a Bobby Jones shirt away. And yes, just like the star on a Benz, the crown on a Rolex or the cat on the hood of a Jag, it told the individual that you were talking to, if they golfed and/or were into clothes, that you paid 2-3 times what most do for a shirt that you're going to drench in sweat and probably get dirty & grimy playin this game called golf.
My point? Like everyone else, Bobby Jones cut costs. And they did it, IMHO, in the worst possible place!
Yep, you guessed it. In the neck with their trademark golfer. I've enclosed a pic of the original shirt with the fabric and golfer on both sides and a shirt from two seasons ago, and you can see the current shirts above. Then, they went with the fabric strip/golfer on the one side(right) with two stitched golfers then they went to the stitched fabric on the right side with one stitched golfer between the middle and top buttons.
Then, they did away with the reinforced stitched fabric altogether and now just stitch the golfer between the middle and top button and it is stitched right on the shirt. And the price has dropped to around $100.
And I bought my last Bobby Jones shirt two years ago. And it's me. Zinger's write-up on Bobby Jones and their Collection is spot on. It's still good stuff. But it ain't what it used ta be. And it's kinda funny(or sad, lol, depending how ya look at it) cuz as I said, my club was the #1 private club in sales for the Bobby Jones Collection for 6 straight years(2005-11) in PA, though sales are of 35% over the past two years, while sales in the shop overall and specifically in the Men's golf shirts stayed about the same, with a slight drop last year.
And the pro didn't get it when I explained what I've said here, and another member was entering his score in the box while we were talking, and as he walked by us he said, "Richard hit the nail on the head. I've bought my last Bobby Jones shirt."
It's a damn shame. I gotta think that Bob Jones, based on what I've read on the man, wouldn't approve. People will pay for status. Oh my, how they will pay. And those collars meant more than the company will ever realize! And, make no mistake, the Bob Jones Collection is still a very nice piece of clothing, however, if you bought the old stuff, whether it be a shirt or sweater, then you know exactly what I'm saying. It looks different and it feels different.
However, if you've never bought Bob Jones stuff before, you'll like it. It's still the more expensive clothing in most shops. It just ain't what it used to be. But then, what the hell is?
Again, excellent write-up Zinger
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Posted 26 June 2013 - 01:37 AM
You review of the Jones collection was excelent and accurate, and they still make great stuff. My opinion is obviously biased and I still buy the sweaters and vests, just not the shirts. John brought up a great point about lookin on the Bay, cuz I never thought of that.Good information, this was my first look at Bobby Jones, so I was not aware of the previous collars.
Some of the outlet malls have Bobby Jones stores and they still have some of the older shirts that I spoke of, though obviously the sizes are limited.
Thanx for the thread Zinger and John, thanx for the suggestion.
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What's Inside My Sun Mountain H2N0 Stand Bag:
-TMaG RBZ ST 2 Tour(Breast Cancer Pink Head by WalkerJames) 10.5*, Graphite Design Tour AD 9003 S(74gr)
-Adams Speedline XTD Super LS VST 3FM(Breast Cancer Fill) 15*, RT Tech Midas S(88gr)
-Adams Idea XTD Super LS VST Hybrid 19*, Fubuki AX 350
-Mizzy MP-68(4i-8i),TT DG TI S400, +1/2", +2*
-SCOR 43*,47*,51*,55*,59*, Genious 12 Firm +, +1/2"
-Scotty Studio Select Fastback Custom 1.5, 35", 350gr HW(Not from the shop, notta Tour Issue/Circle T, just a poor ass retail model )-Breast Cancer Fill
-Golf Pride Decade Multi-Compound Cord, Mizzy Blue/Black
-Stones Tour B330-S
-Shoes: A bunch, depends on my slacks, lol
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Until It Is Time To Cease Being Kind, Compassionate & Understanding....
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Posted 26 June 2013 - 02:41 AM
Fashion is always a cycle and the bright POP Puma is getting tired. I'm as guilty as anyone of spending way too much money on golf clothes the past 5 years that I'm just now starting to not favor. I think Travis Mathews and several other companies positioned themselves well as a sort of anti Rickie Fowler. It was bound to happen, it was only a matter of time. Just as the 1970s polyester, mono-outfits faded into 1980s stuff. Now is the time for old fashion horizontal stripes and solid manly colors. We'll survive, and Marty Hackel will continue to push $200 polos and $500 pants.
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Shashank Subramanyam's flute melded with the western notes of the Jungle Orchestra
The queue snaked along the veranda of the Chowdiah Memorial Hall way before the designated start of the concert at 6.30 p.m. Bangalore loves musicians and more so because Shashank Subramanyam, the Indian flute maestro who was to perform, originally hails from the city. Sneaking into the green room to have a quick chat, it was a pleasant surprise to see the Danish group snazzily turned out in cotton kurtas. The concert was a mix of Indian flute, mridangam, and western jazz by Duke Ellington. " I have been performing for 25 years now," said Shashank and he is barely 31 years old. "I collaborate with the best musicians in the world. So far I have performed in 2,500 concerts and have cut over 50 CDs with the last one being with John McLaughlin also known as Mahavishnu John McLaughlin, the best guitar player in the world. It received a Grammy nomination. I have performed in several collaborative projects with maestros such as Zakir Hussain."
"In 2008, Shashank and I met at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival at the Royal Playhouse," says Pierre Dorge the leader of the band called Jungle Orchestra. "It was there that Shashank felt that he should perform in his home countrywith us. I always longed to come to India, ever since I heard Ravi Shankar play in 1965 in Copenhagen," he adds.
The concert line up consisted of a number of melodies composed by Pierre which is a mix of African, Asian and European music. Formed in 1980, the band was named Jungle Orchestra after the 'growling jungle' sound of Duke Ellington's genre of jazz.
The evening was a melding of sounds played by virtuosos on their favourite instruments. The clarinet, trumpet, trombone, tenor sax, soprano sax, piano, and bass cello represented the West and the mridangam and Shashank's fistful of flutes were from the East.
The band started the evening with a beautiful song "Mpizo" which was dedicated to a South African musician named Embizo. This melody flowed gently into a religious sounding hymn called "Det Koster" which Pierre said meant going to church. Dressed in a bright blue kurta encrusted with diamante work across the yoke, Shashank performed like a true star. The first on his list was "Swarlaya", feast of sounds from the east and west. . Dedicated to his baby daughter there was no doubt that Shashank is effortlessly brilliant. One would have expected him to coax out his bewitching melodies from a fancy flute. Instead, we spent the evening watching him switch flutes of five different sizes, and all of simple, eco-friendly bamboo. His eyes were closed for most part of his performance.
"Whispering Elephants" was a piece that showed off the scintillating genius of Dorge, the composer. The wind instruments, especially the trombone and the trumpet effectively replicated the snuffling, snorting, whooshing sounds made by elephants in a showy and sparkling medley . A huge appreciative round of applause greeted this particular offering. But what stole everyone's hearts was the band's rendering of a dedication to the Bollywood film "Monsoon Wedding" which they enjoyed in Copenhagen. Every single member of the 10-man strong band was a seasoned veteran and ended the evening by coming off the stage and strolling through the audience enthralling them with their easy expertise.


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After a season full of surprises, Project Runway season seven has come to an end. I will thoroughly miss seeing the work of those talented designers, and hearing the funny — and sometimes not-so-funny — comments from the judges. Let's go back in time to February at New York Fashion Week Fall 2010 and check out the 10-piece collections of the top three: Emilio, Mila, and Seth Aaron. Here are the eveningwear looks — can you guess whose is whose? Congratulations to Project Runway season seven winner: Seth Aaron!
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Mila surprisingly amped it up, and I could see her working for a retail line. I loved Emilio's work the most throughout the season, and it's always sad to see such a talent sort of tank when it's left totally up to him. I wonder if sometimes the pressure and being given a task bring out something in designers they are not as capable of tuning into on their own. Aaron's final collection surprised the hell out of me. I am not into this aesthetic at all, but his stuff looks flawless.
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I get tired of the remarks about Mila and her collection being "old." Emilio and Seth Aaron are in the same age range- all three finalists were over 35- so in this case it seems as though experience was helpful- not that you can't have the talent at 18-21.... I myself am in my twenties and get sick of twenty somethings making negative remarks about older people in the industry. I wish that at 40 I could have the looks and ability to manipulate fabrics that Mila has...
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i love seth aaron!! i have been searching and searching for his website.. can anyone tell me what it is..nothing comes up on google!
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i love seth aaron!!
i have been searching and searching for his website.. can anyone tell me what it is..nothing comes up on google!
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Emilio was good. Mila stepped it up. Seth Aaron's win was well deserved because he rocked the entire time. http://thefashionlounge2.blogspot.com/
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Emilio was good. Mila stepped it up. Seth Aaron's win was well deserved because he rocked the entire time.
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I'm so glad Mila didn't win. Her stuff is nice, (in a department store kind of way) like for older ladies who think they are young.
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Finally the judges got it right! Seth Aaron was THE best talent on the show this season; one of the best of the entire series. Emilio's stuff on the show was amazing, but his final collection was just awful, and Mila's designs are nothing special. Seth Aaron is innovative, whimsical, and precise. His designs are smart and fun; trendy and trend-setting. All that and the fact that he is such a likable person (unlike douche Emilio and boring Mila); I was so relieved and so happy that someone deserving finally won...
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Seth Aaron deserved to win. His collection was innovative, fresh, chic and exciting. I had a smile on my face with every single look in his collection. It is time for someone new, and Seth Aaron is ready for the big time!
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UMASS Basketball Schedule: 2008-09
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts released its 2008-09 men's basketball schedule today as the Atlantic 10 finalized the league portion of the schedule. The Minutemen will be playing the teams that competed for the 2008 NCAA Championship in Kansas and Memphis. UMass takes on the defending champion Jayhawks on Dec. 13 in Kansas City. UMass travels to the national finalist Tigers on Nov. 17 at the FedEx Forum. That game pits new UMass head coach Derek Kellogg against his mentor and former coach John Calipari. It will be the first time UMass has played against Calipari since he left Amherst after leading the Minutemen to the 1996 Final Four.
The 2008-09 schedule marks the first time UMass has scheduled the two teams to play in the NCAA title game from the previous season. Last year UMass played the two teams from 2007 NCAA title game, both in the NIT Championships at Madison Square Garden, for the first time in history. UMass beat 2007 NCAA champ Florida to reach the NIT final and then lost to Ohio State, the `07 runner-up, as the Minutemen finished 25-11 in 2007-08.
"This is a schedule that is filled with great challenges, but one that we are excited to take on," said Kellogg, who was hired to lead him alma mater in late April. "To play against the two teams who played for the NCAA title last year will be a wonderful experience and one that will get the players and fans very excited. Overall our schedule is very competitive and I think the fans will come out and support this team that will play and fun and exciting brand of basketball. I hope the fans pack the Mullins Center all season long."
The Minutemen face six teams that played in the 2008 NCAA Tournament in Kansas, Memphis, Vanderbilt, Xavier, Temple, Saint Joseph's and three more that played in the NIT in conference foes Charlotte, Dayton and Rhode Island.
UMass will have a chance to return to New York early in the 2008-09 season as the Minutemen open the year in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches Vs. Cancer. The Minutemen will travel to Ann Arbor, Michigan for the opening rounds in the University of Michigan bracket on either Nov. 10 and 11 or Nov. 11 and 12. The dates, times and match-ups have not been set. Should UMass win its bracket at Michigan, they would return to Madison Square Garden for the semifinals and finals on Nov. 20 and 21. Those two sessions bookend UMass' trip to Memphis.
The Minutemen host five non-conference games prior to Atlantic 10 play beginning with the home opener on Nov. 24 against Jacksonville State at 7 p.m., in the Mullins Center. After back-to-back road games at Wisconsin-Green Bay (Nov. 29) and Toledo (Dec. 3), UMass returns to Amherst for its annual Commonwealth Classic against Boston College on Dec. 6 at 8:30 p.m. The Minutemen knocked off the Eagles last season in Chestnut Hill to reclaim the crown for the first time since 1999. UMass faces Kansas for the first time since 1999, in a game at the new Sprint Center.
UMass wraps up non-conference play with three out of four games at home, all on Saturday late afternoons. The Minutemen host Hofstra on Dec. 20, IUPUI on Dec. 27 (both at 4 p.m.) and Vanderbilt on Jan. 3 at 5 p.m. The Commodores are coming off back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. The lone road game in stretch is a return match-up at Houston on Dec. 30.
Kellogg kicks off the Atlantic 10 season with UMass' much-anticipated return to his hometown of Springfield, Mass. The Minutemen will play Dayton at the MassMutual Center on Jan. 10 at 4 p.m. That game has special meaning for Kellogg.
"It means so much for us to play a game in Springfield," said Kellogg. "The connection with the city and Mayor Domenic Sarno has been tremendous. Springfield is working to become a world-class city and this game is just another step in the revitalization of the city. We are very excited to host a game at the MassMutual Center and look forward to a sellout crowd cheering on the Minutemen."
UMass travels to the new Chafeitz Center at Saint Louis on Jan. 14 before returning home to host age-old rival Temple on Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. After a road game at Charlotte on Jan. 21, the Minutemen return to the Mullins Center to host La Salle on Jan. 24. UMass faces defending Atlantic 10 champion Xavier on Jan. 31 at 12 Noon in Cincinnati followed by back-to-back home games on Feb. 4 and Feb. 8 against Richmond and Saint Joseph's.
The Minutemen have consecutive road games at Fordham and St. Bonaventure on Feb. 11 and 14 before alternating its final six regular season games of the season. UMass plays its final three home games on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. as it hosts Rhode Island on Feb. 18, Duquesne on Feb. 25 and George Washington on March 4. The road games down the stretch are at Saint Joseph's (which is playing at the Palestra this season due to renovations at Hawk Hill) on Feb. 22, at La Salle on March 1 and at Rhode Island on March 7 for the regular-season finale.
The Atlantic 10 Championships continue at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on March 11-14, 2009.
2008-09 UMass Basketball Schedule
Day | Date | Opponent | Location | Time |
2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches Vs. Cancer | ||||
Mon./Tues. | Nov. 10/11 | vs. TBA | Ann Arbor, Mich. (Crisler Arena) | TBA |
Tues./Wed. | Nov. 11/12 | vs. TBA | Ann Arbor, Mich. (Crisler Arena) | TBA |
Mon. | Nov. 17 | at Memphis | Memphis, Tenn. (FedEx Forum) | TBA |
2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches Vs. Cancer (POSSIBLE GAMES) | ||||
Thurs. | Nov. 20 | vs. TBA | New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) | TBA |
Fri. | Nov. 21 | vs. TBA | New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) | TBA |
Mon. | Nov. 24 | JACKSONVILLE STATE | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Nov. 29 | at Wisconsin-Green Bay | Green Bay, Wisc. (Resch Center) | 8:00 p.m. |
Wed. | Dec. 3 | at Toledo | Toledo, Ohio (Savage Hall & Athletic Complex) | 8:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Dec. 6 | BOSTON COLLEGE | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 8:30 p.m. |
Sat. | Dec. 13 | vs. Kansas | Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center) | 2:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Dec. 20 | HOFSTRA | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 4:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Dec. 27 | IUPUI | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 4:00 p.m. |
Tues. | Dec. 30 | at Houston | Houston, Texas (Hofheinz Pavilion) | 8:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Jan. 3 | VANDERBILT | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 5:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Jan. 10 | vs. DAYTON* | Springfield, Mass. (MassMutual Center) | 4:00 p.m. |
Wed. | Jan. 14 | at Saint Louis* | St. Louis, Mo. (Chafeitz Center) | TBA |
Sat. | Jan. 17 | TEMPLE* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Wed. | Jan. 21 | at Charlotte* | Charlotte, N.C. (Halton Arena) | TBA |
Sat. | Jan. 24 | LA SALLE* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 4:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Jan. 31 | at Xavier* | Cincinnati, Ohio (Cintas Center) | 12:00 p.m. |
Wed. | Feb. 4 | RICHMOND* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Sun. | Feb. 8 | SAINT JOSEPH'S* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 2:00 p.m. |
Wed. | Feb. 11 | at Fordham* | Bronx, N.Y. (Rose Hill Gym) | TBA |
Sat. | Feb. 14 | at St. Bonaventure* | Olean, N.Y. (Reilly Center) | TBA |
Wed. | Feb. 18 | RHODE ISLAND* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Sun. | Feb. 22 | at Saint Joseph's* | Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) | TBA |
Wed. | Feb. 25 | DUQUESNE* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Sun. | Mar. 1 | at La Salle* | Philadelphia, Pa. (Tom Gola Arena) | TBA |
Wed. | Mar. 4 | GEORGE WASHINGTON* | Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center) | 7:00 p.m. |
Sat. | Mar. 7 | at Rhode Island* | Kingston, R.I. (Ryan Center) | TBA |
Wed.-Sat. | Mar. 11-14 | 2009 Atlantic 10 Basketball Championships at Atlantic City, N.J. (Boardwalk Arena) |
Atlantic 10 games denoted with asterik.
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Intrathymic expression of tissue-restricted antigens (TRAs) has been viewed as the key element in the induction of central tolerance and recently, a central role for the autoimmune regulator (Aire) has been suggested in this process. The aim of this study was to establish whether down or up-regulation of Aire leads to alterations in TRA expression and whether this is limited to thymic epithelial cells. This study also characterized whether TRAs follow Aire expression during normal development, and whether thymic microenvironment plays a role in the expression of Aire and TRAs. We did several in vivo and in vitro experiments to manipulate Aire expression and measured expression of four TRAs (Trefoil factor-3, Insulin-2, Major urinary protein-1 and Salivary protein-1) by real-time RT-PCR. Aire had an allele dose-dependent effect on TRA expression in the thymuses of mice from two strains, C57BL/6J and Balb/c, but had no effect on TRA expression in the lymph nodes. In the thymus, Aire and TRAs were both localized in the medulla and were co-expressed during normal development and involution. In the primary stromal cells as well as thymic epithelial cell line, the adenoviral over-expression of Aire resulted in an increase in TRA expression. By manipulating in vitro organ-cultures we showed that thymic microenvironment plays a dominant role in Aire expression whereas TRAs follow the same pattern. The data underline a direct role for Aire in TRA expression and suggest that modulation of Aire has a potential to control central tolerance and autoimmunity.
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Jacques Potgieter says Australian Super Rugby teams have a reputation in South Africa for shying away from the tough stuff, but the giant lock has vowed to live up to his billing as the Waratahs' hired muscle this season.
Coach Michael Cheika brought the former Bulls' hardman in with a brief to make NSW an intimidating force in 2014.
Potgieter has accepted the challenge and encouraged his rivals to "go and play tennis" if they're not prepared for a physical onslaught.
Growing up in South Africa's Eastern Province, Potgieter was born and bred on an aggressive style of rugby, often woken up in the middle of the night by coaches to take part in brutal training sessions at a moment's notice.
The 27-year-old, who will be unleashed for his NSW debut in Friday's final trial against the Highlanders in Newcastle, said he would bring to the Waratahs the South African mindset of going out to "stuff" your opponent up.
"South African teams just love to stuff up each other and that's just the nature of the game. We just go hard whatever we do," Potgieter said on Tuesday.
"Playing against the Australian sides is more technical. They don't like the contact that much but they play around us and through us.
"I like to throw my body around and, if you don't like the contact sport, go play tennis.
"In rugby, if you see a teammate smash a guy ... it lifts your energy and you want to go harder the next one.
"That's the way I play."
Potgieter, fresh from a season in Japan, has settled into lodgings in Sydney's Bellevue Hill, with a barbecue in place and his girlfriend due to join him soon from South Africa.
He's finding it hard to believe rugby isn't a religion in Sydney like it's in South Africa, but has already taken to calling rival code Aussie Rules "aerial ping pong".
Standing at 194cm and weighing 115kg, Potgieter's kamikaze presence on the field is what earned him three Springboks caps in 2012, however he's been criticised in some circles back home for being too one-dimensional.
But Potgieter says playing in Japan has improved the technical side of his game.
The Waratahs' last South African import, halfback Sarel Pretorius, didn't work out but Potgieter is confident he can use performances at the Waratahs as his ticket back to a Springboks jersey.
"Yes I do have ambitions. As a rugby player, you always want to play for your country and play at the highest level," he said.
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OK, so my pic generated a number of requests for a detailed write up of my little system so here it goes... What is a Brutus 20? In a nutshell, it's a no-sparge, constant recirculation direct fired mash system. Lonnie Mac, the creator, has since taken his Brutus 20 page down for some reason but the original is reachable via archive.org here. It's definitely worth a read if you're unfamiliar with the concept. Right or wrong, superstition or whatever, I had found from my brewing experience over the years that my beers got a LOT better when I quit playing the efficiency game. The beers just tasted better when I worked to keep efficiency in the 70-75% range. When I stumbled across Lonnie's design, I knew its efficiency "limitations" were exactly what I wanted. I also immediately saw some simple design improvements I could make that would result in an extremely compact system that would allow me to keep my brewing indoors. I'm just not a fan of spending 5 hours in the garage in the heat of the summer OR when the snow's flying in the winter. OK, so let me knock out a few of the questions I frequently get asked about my rig right off the bat:
6 gallon e-kettle (pic 1) E-kettle inside (pic 2) 5 gallon MLT (pic 3) MLT inside (pic 4)
Pump / CFC (pic 1) Pump / CFC inside (pic 2) Controller (pic 3) Controller side-view (pic 4)
Full setup, ready for mash recirculation (pic 1) Full setup, back view (pic 2) Full setup, chill mode (pic 3) Coming up next, parts list! Stay tuned...
I haven't included pricing because one, I built this piecemeal over the Winter and don't remember everything, and two, lots of the bits came from my scrap bins. Pretty sure this is a relatively complete list though and I've included the sources where stuff should be available. All total, it should cost $400-500 to build this system. Two things that are NOT included in this list are fender washers and hose clamps. Lots of both are needed. Just get a big bag each of stainless clamps for 3/8" and 5/8". Fender washers are used to shim up various bits around the 3/8 nipples. Get a bunch of zinc ones and at least 2 stainless ones for the insides of the kettle and MLT lids.
That's really impressive. I might have to look into something like this for the winter months.
So how do you step mash? Just recirculate? Doesn't this dilute the mash? I like it, nice and simple. Edit: or do you use the CFC in a HERMS like setup?
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Umbreon (the Moonlight Pokémon) is an exceptionally rare Dark-type Pokémon found among grassy plains and forests within the Unova and Kalos regions as well as the Hoenn and Sinnoh regions on rare occasions. The direct result of Eevee mutating under the enchanting glow of moonlight, Umbreon are cautious hunters that wait silently in darkness before striking out at prey and opponents alike, in turn making them perfect partners for trainers looking to spring a little bit of a surprise on the opposition. Unless you're particularly fond of the moonlight or otherwise think you have the guts needed to take one of these beasts on at their strongest, you would best be wary of these creatures when the moon is out, for as long as they have the light of the moon on their side, there isn't a whole lot out there capable of beating them in a fair fight!
In this evolution, Eevee that possess incredibly strong bonds with their trainers are mutated by the elegant glow of moonlight, transforming them into shadowy beasts that utilize the moon as a direct source of power; a similar effect is generated when in the presence of a Moon Shard, but due to the unbelievable rarity of these items, the use of real moonlight is generally preferred. Both Espeon and Umbreon are considered to be the strangest Eevee evolutions (with the striking exception of Sylveon) because of their unique circumstances; evolution via friendship has always been a relatively mysterious process, but these two creatures take it one step further with their bizarre day/night separation. In the case of Umbreon, a minor alteration in the sun's rays (as moonlight is simply the result of the sun's rays reflecting off the moon's surface) causes a major genetic alteration, reconfiguring their cellular structure in such as a way as to make their power completely dependent upon the time of day. Umbreon are far more hostile and aggressive than Espeon, but they still maintain a high degree of loyalty towards their trainers and other people; as such, they are generally docile in public, though wild ones are considered to be extremely dangerous. Moreover, they are a bit more difficult to train than Espeon as their range of attacks is fairly limited outside of a few weak physical attacks and a Last Resort attack. Even so, the ability to harness unique moves such as Moonlight and Guard Swap can make them troublesome under the right circumstances.
Umbreon prefer to stay hidden from sight during the night, silently lurking around within the darkness as they search for prey. For reasons still not understood, the faint rings patterned on their fur and skin glow faintly in the darkness and only increase in intensity when they are attacking, excited, or are exposed to direct moonlight. This striking appearance tends to have the effect of scaring anyone that suddenly gazes upon them, especially because Umbreon will never move until their onlooker decided to move first. What seems strikingly odd, however, is the bizarre power that Umbreon gain from exposure to direct moonlight; while the effects vary widely, such light generally increases their attack strength, physical durability and movement speed by as much as ten-fold, in turn heightening the threat they pose to astonishing levels. During the day, though, Umbreon are relatively limited in terms of sheer power and instead must rely on their superb defenses alone as protection. If agitated, however, Umbreon can and will release poisonous sweat from glands all over their body to distract an opponent; while the poison itself is nowhere near lethal, it can still serve a useful defensive purpose as it is extremely painful and irritating when exposed to sensitive areas such as the eyes.
Living and walking only by the light of the moon, Umbreon are powerful creatures that can weather many blows before being taken down and can thus be seen as nifty alternatives for defensive tacticians to turn to. With the highest base Special Defense stat out of all Dark-type Pokémon (tied with Hoopa in its Unbound Forme) and a cautious nature only intensified by their inherent loyalty, it can definitely be said that Umbreon are far more durable than they initially appear and can easily prove to be a real nightmare if fought without preparation. If you do choose to battle with one of these strange creatures, though, try to only do so when the moon is at least somewhat bright outside, lest you find yourself backed into a corner with nowhere else to go on the night of a new moon!
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- 90:41 +0.41
Unfair challenge on Nick Barmby by Bruno Berner results in a free kick. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Andy Dawson.
- 89:53
Mark Cullen is caught offside. Direct free kick taken by Curtis Davies.
- 89:08
Inswinging corner taken by Paul Gallagher from the left by-line, Anthony Gerrard manages to make a clearance.
- 87:29
Daniel Ayala goes into the book for unsporting behaviour. Corner taken by Martyn Waghorn.
- 86:23
The ball is crossed by Kyle Naughton.
- 84:55
Paul Gallagher fouled by Nick Barmby, the ref awards a free kick. Richie Wellens restarts play with the free kick.
- 81:15
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Robert Koren, volleyed left-footed shot by Nick Barmby. Save by Chris Weale.
- 79:58
Corner taken left-footed by Martyn Waghorn, Effort on goal by Paul Gallagher from deep inside the area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 78:58
Foul by Nolberto Solano on Paul Gallagher, free kick awarded. Free kick crossed right-footed by Paul Gallagher, Anthony Gerrard manages to make a clearance.
- 78:25
Nick Barmby is cautioned. Nick Barmby challenges Bruno Berner unfairly and gives away a free kick. Chris Weale takes the free kick.
- 77:29
Inswinging corner taken by Robert Koren, clearance by Jack Hobbs.
- 75:58
Kevin Kilbane is brought on as a substitute for Richard Garcia. Free kick awarded for a foul by Paul Gallagher on Tom Cairney. The ball is sent over by Tom Cairney, Caleb Folan takes a shot. Save by Chris Weale.
- 75:58
Richard Garcia goes off and Kevin Kilbane comes on. Unfair challenge on Tom Cairney by Paul Gallagher results in a free kick. The ball is swung over by Tom Cairney, Kevin Kilbane takes a shot. Save made by Chris Weale.
- 73:53
Inswinging corner taken by Franck Moussa, Jack Hobbs takes a shot. Save made by Matt Duke.
- 72:09
Matt Oakley goes off and Yuki Abe comes on. Paul Gallagher challenges Tom Cairney unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Matt Duke.
- 71:15
Foul by Caleb Folan on Jack Hobbs, free kick awarded. Richie Wellens takes the free kick.
- 70:57
Effort from a long way out by Paul Gallagher goes wide right of the target.
- 69:21
Nick Barmby on for Rowan Vine. Inswinging corner taken by Tom Cairney, Headed effort from the edge of the area by Anthony Gerrard goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 66:56
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Paul Gallagher by Anthony Gerrard. Kyle Naughton takes the free kick.
- 66:56
Paul Gallagher fouled by Anthony Gerrard, the ref awards a free kick. Kyle Naughton takes the free kick.
- 65:58
Steve Howard goes off and Franck Moussa comes on. The assistant referee signals for offside against Martyn Waghorn. Matt Duke restarts play with the free kick.
- 65:15
Shot by Mark Cullen from just outside the area goes over the net.
- 64:19
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Martyn Waghorn.
- 63:06
Paul Gallagher takes the inswinging corner, Caleb Folan makes a clearance.
- 62:17
Nolberto Solano crosses the ball, Effort from the edge of the box by Rowan Vine goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 60:16
Corner from the left by-line taken by Paul Gallagher, Jack Hobbs takes a shot. Matt Duke makes a save.
- 57:29
The ball is swung over by Kyle Naughton, Header by Steve Howard from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the target.
- 55:14
Kyle Naughton receives a yellow card. Kyle Naughton gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Tom Cairney. Matt Duke takes the free kick.
- 54:28
Centre by Rowan Vine, Caleb Folan takes a shot. Save made by Chris Weale.
- 51:03
Goal scored by Robert Koren from 30 yards to the bottom left corner of the goal. Leicester 1-1 Hull.
- 47:28
Anthony Gerrard challenges Steve Howard unfairly and gives away a free kick. Martyn Waghorn delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from left channel, Tom Cairney manages to make a clearance.
- 45:37 +0.37
Free kick awarded for a foul by Nolberto Solano on Richie Wellens. Bruno Berner takes the direct free kick.
- 43:26
Paul McShane goes off and Nolberto Solano comes on.
- 40:03
Bruno Berner produces a left-footed shot from outside the penalty box and misses right.
- 40:03
Bruno Berner has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide left of the goal.
- 38:26
Paul McShane fouled by Steve Howard, the ref awards a free kick. Richard Garcia restarts play with the free kick.
- 35:48
The referee blows for offside against Caleb Folan. Chris Weale restarts play with the free kick.
- 35:24
The offside flag is raised against Steve Howard. Direct free kick taken by Matt Duke.
- 31:08
Daniel Ayala challenges Andy King unfairly and gives away a free kick. Richie Wellens takes the free kick.
- 26:10
The ball is swung over by Matt Oakley, Martyn Waghorn has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the target.
- 24:22
Andy King takes a shot. Blocked by Anthony Gerrard. Handball decision goes against Robert Koren. Martyn Waghorn crosses the ball in from the free kick, Matt Duke makes a save.
- 21:53
Foul by Andy King on Rowan Vine, free kick awarded. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Rowan Vine from left wing, clearance made by Curtis Davies.
- 21:02
The ball is crossed by Paul Gallagher.
- 19:57
The referee gives a free kick against Robert Koren for handball. Free kick taken by Chris Weale.
- 15:34
Shot from outside the box by Andy King misses to the left of the target.
- 12:16
Shot from long range by Paul Gallagher misses to the left of the goal.
- 9:09
Paul Gallagher has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide right of the target.
- 8:19
Corner taken by Martyn Waghorn.
- 7:54
Matt Oakley delivers the ball, Martyn Waghorn takes a shot. Save by Matt Duke.
- 6:03
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Tom Cairney, save made by Chris Weale.
- 2:02
Andy King gets on the score sheet with a goal from inside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Leicester 1-0 Hull.The assist for the goal came from Richie Wellens.
- 0:39
The referee blows for offside. Matt Duke takes the free kick.
The game kicks-off.
The match has reached half-time.
The referee gets the second half underway.
The final whistle goes and the game is over.
Match Preview
Sven set for bow Sven-Goran Eriksson will begin his reign as Leicester manager against former Foxes boss Nigel Pearson when Hull visit the Walkers Stadium. Kyle Naughton became the Swede's first signing and the on-loan Tottenham full-back goes straight into the squad. However, Eriksson will be without Dany N'Guessan after the forward suffered ankle ligament damage during the club's mid-season trip to Thailand last week. Defenders Michael Morrison and Miguel Vitor and midfielder Lloyd Dyer also sustained knocks in the Far East but are expected to be fit. Assistant manager Derek Fazackerley believes Eriksson's wealth of footballing know-how will outweigh Pearson's inside knowledge of the Leicester players. "Nigel Pearson will have a better insight than us into the players, that is just one of the quirks of the game," said Fazackerley. "But Sven has great credentials - you have only to look at his CV, it is second to none. It is a massive coup for the club to get Sven." Hull midfielder Jimmy Bullard is doubtful for the clash. Bullard is struggling with a knee injury and could face a late fitness test as Pearson returns to the Walkers Stadium for the first time since leaving to become Phil Brown's permanent successor in the summer. John Bostock and Kevin Kilbane, both unused substitutes in the goalless draw with Coventry last time out, could come into contention for a start if Bullard fails to make it. Bullard's absence could be tempered by the return to the squad of striker Caleb Folan. Folan has yet to appear for Hull this season due to complications with a dead leg, while summer signing James Harper (foot), still waiting for his first appearance for the club, will travel with the squad, but is not expected to feature.
- Chris Weale
- Kyle Naughton
- Jack Hobbs
- Curtis Davies
- Bruno Berner
- Andy King
- Matt Oakley
- Martyn Waghorn
- Paul Gallagher
- Richie Wellens
- Steve Howard
- Conrad Logan
- Robbie Neilson
- Michael Morrison
- Joao Teixeira
- Tom Kennedy
- Yuki Abe
- Franck Moussa
- Matt Duke
- Paul McShane
- Anthony Gerrard
- Daniel Ayala
- Andy Dawson
- Tom Cairney
- Robert Koren
- Richard Garcia
- Mark Cullen
- Caleb Folan
- Rowan Vine
- Mark Oxley
- Ian Ashbee
- Kevin Kilbane
- John Bostock
- Nick Barmby
- Jay Simpson
- Nolberto Solano
Match Report
Eriksson starts with a draw Sven-Goran Eriksson could not out-fox former Leicester manager Nigel Pearson as the Swede's first game in charge ended in a 1-1 draw against Hull. Andy King got the Eriksson era off to a flying start by scoring after just three minutes but Robert Koren equalised in the 52nd minute to ensure a satisfactory return to the Walkers Stadium for Pearson, who left the Midlands club in the summer. King squeezed the ball in from a tight angle as Matt Duke got hands on the shot but could only palm it into the net. King came close again after 15 minutes when he curled an effort wide and the Wales international had a goalbound shot blocked by Anthony Gerrard midway through the first half. Eriksson's side continued to look dangerous and Bruno Berner sent a shot across the face of goal just before half-time. Hull were abject in the first half and provided no threat but they drew level seven minutes after the break. Koren unleashed a shot from 30 yards that Chris Weale could only palm into the net. The Leicester keeper should really have done better. Neither side were content to sit back and take a point, and both tried to win it in the time remaining. Jack Hobbs headed straight at Duke on the hour mark, while at the other end Rowan Vine and Mark Cullen missed the target. Hobbs almost got on the end of Franck Moussa's corner midway through the second half before Weale was forced to save Caleb Folan's header. The end-to-end action continued and Paul Gallacher wasted a golden chance to earn Leicester all three points when he blazed over the crossbar from eight yards out. Substitute Kevin Kilbane then nearly won it for Hull with his first touch but his header was smothered by Weale. Weale was forced into action again with 10 minutes left to keep out Nick Barmby's volley. Hull had the final attempt but Andy Dawson's free-kick in the first minute of injury time cleared the crossbar.
Form Guide
- Leicester
- Hull LWDWLD
Last Meetings
- Leicester
- 0 - 2
- Hull
- 22/03/2008
- Hull
- 2 - 0
- Leicester
- 15/12/2007
- Hull
- 1 - 2
- Leicester
- 26/12/2006
- Leicester
- 0 - 1
- Hull
- 12/09/2006
- Leicester
- 3 - 2
- Hull
- 04/03/2006
- Hull
- 1 - 1
- Leicester
- 29/08/2005
Top Scorers
- A King 4
- L Dyer 2
- M Fryatt 2
- M Waghorn 2
- S Howard 1
- F Moussa 1
- R Koren 2
- N Barmby 1
- I Ashbee 1
- J Bostock 1
- D Ayala 1
- T Cairney 1
- Total goals 36
- Goals per game 13
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 30
- Goals per game 7
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 3 (For) 1 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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David Rudisha gave an ominous warning to his Commonwealth Games rivals as he galloped easily away to victory at the Sainsbury's Glasgow Grand Prix.
The leggy Kenyan put in the fastest 800m run anywhere in the world this year to claim the $10,000 first prize at the Diamond League meeting at Hampden.
Beset by knee problems last year, Rudisha showed he is back to his best as he made his first appearance in Britain since breaking the world record on his way to winning Olympic gold at London 2012.
And with less than a fortnight to go before Glasgow 2014, he declared he is ready to go even faster than the one minute 43.34 seconds he recorded at the Games warm-up event.
"It was really good today. I am happy to have run a world-leading time here," said Rudisha. "That was what I was expecting to do.
"I pushed on the back straight in the second lap but I didn't have a lot of power. But if I have good couple of weeks of training I think I will get there.
"I'm very happy ahead of the Commonwealth Games. To come here and run that time is a good experience. I hope to run 1:42 come the Games - that is the target."
Rudisha's performance was a rare highlight for the 15,000 fans at Hampden following a disappointing meet marred by the withdrawal of a number of top names.
Olympic long jump champion Greg Rutherford had been one of the big stars willing to travel north, but saw his hopes of a morale-boosting win ended before the action had even got under way as he injured his knee in the warm-up.
With home favourites Mo Farah, Christine Ohuruogu and Adam Gemili also missing following a spate of injury scares, Rutherford's setback was the last thing the organisers needed as they hoped to build excitement levels ahead of the Commonwealths.
And there was little cheer for Eilish McColgan, despite the Scot putting in her fastest 3,000m steeplechase of the year, as her time of 9:44.69 was only good enough for 12th place as she finished almost 35 seconds behind Ethiopian winner Hiwot Ayalew.
McColgan - who has struggled with illness for much of the last eight months - also missed out on the qualifying mark for next month's European Championships and is now unlikely to make the Team GB squad for Zurich.
"I'm really disappointed," she said. "If two months ago someone said to me, 'Don't worry, you'll get down to running 9:44 and feel good doing it', I'd have taken it. But to be just outside that qualifying mark? I couldn't be any more gutted."
Much was hoped for in the women's 800m as Scottish hopefuls Lynsey Sharp and Laura Muir went head to head, but it was England's Jessica Judd who finished third behind American Ajee Wilson, as Sharp and Muir had to settle for sixth and ninth place respectively.
There was joy, however, for Edinburgh duo Chris O'Hare and Jake Wightman as they both produced personal bests to finish fifth and sixth in the men's 1500m.
And Trinidad's Michelle-Lee Ahye - the fastest woman in the world this year - gave another impressive demonstration of her capabilities as she held off double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica to win the women's 100m A race in 11.01secs.


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Hey Guys, First timer doing the Sony Small App here hope you like my app
Ever tired of doing two click just to switch apps? Or are you losing focus on what you've just read because of that black Recent App switcher background? Or that app switcher button is too far away? Not anymore with this Small App
- Always On the Foreground App Switcher
- Slim Design Just Like Windows Taskbar
- Auto Update App List with Adjustable seconds
- Adjustable Number of Viewable Recent Apps
- Keep Order of Recent Apps For Easier Navigation
- Swipe Down to Refresh the List (just like Gmail) - Vertical Layout Only
- Ability to choose Horizontal/Vertical Layout
- New! You can choose Favourite Apps List Or The Entire Apps List!
- Pin/Unpin the Small App so it will automatically minimize after losing focus.
- Load at startup (For Sony JB ROM and up)
- Switchable App Mode (So you can have Favorite Only, or Recent Only, Or Both)
- Small Apps can be tagged as Favourite App!
- Web URL can be added as Favourite App too! Click Share on Your Browser and then add away.
- Context Menu for each App Listed (show App Info + Direct Add App into Favourite)
- Long Click Switcher Button on Fav: Change Ordering of Favourite App
- Long Click Switcher Button on Recent: Suspend All App Memory / Go Back To Previous App
- Icon Pack Support (Pro Version Only)
- Sony Small Apps enabled Firmware
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- Fixed On Preference Change Behavior
- Added Width so horizontal buttons more pressable.
1.6.0 (20/4/14):
- Added custom UI and transparency
- New UI options
- Added Option to view all Recent Apps just like the stock Recent App contain.
1.6.5 (21/4/14):
- UI background tweak
- Duplicated Recent App Fix while Keeping Order of the Task
- Additional Minimize and Fit to Window button
- Reduced Size of APK
1.7.0 (22/4/14):
- Fixed FC on clicking Closed by System App
- Added Horizontal Mode
- Code Cleaning Up
1.7.1 (22/4/14):
- Minimized Battery Usage on Automatic Refresh
- Horizontal Layout Streamlining
1.8.1 (26/4/14):
- Added Favourite Apps Oprion
- Setting Streamlining
- Fixed One Package Multi Activity Launch Event
- Added Click Sound (based on System Setting Touch Sound)
1.8.2 (28/4/14):
- Compatible with ICS Custom ROM of Xperia 2011 device running Small App framework(API SDK 14)
- Minimized View Icon changes dynamically based on state of Recent/Favourite Mode
1.8.3 (29/4/14):
- Recoded so (hopefully) no more memory leak when the Small App got restarted.
- Tweaked Background with Shadow on all sides
- Favourite App Switcher background now are set up as inverted from selected background color.
1.8.5 (30/4/14):
- Added Pin/Unpin capabilities. Make it easier to minimize it automatically when you're not focusing on the Small App anymore.
- Added Loading Animation on Loading at First Time
- Cleaned Up Menu Layout
1.9.0 (6/5/14):
- Tweaked Method to do Auto Update so even less battery drain and more flexible with device state. (Using Handler rather than Timer)
- New Indexing guarantee A closed application to be able to be opened again
- Slightly Smaller Icon Size so it matches the other Small Apps icon size.
- Might be the Final Version of this app Will be putting it into Play Store once i have registered into them.
1.9.1 (9/5/14):
- Changed Name to Fast App Switcher following the new Switchable App Mode
- New Small Apps Icon, in sync with Sony Small Apps standard icon
- Switchable App Mode, So you can pick what you like
- Load at Startup (For Sony JB ROM and up with Small App Framework v2++)
- Tweaked On Reverse App Order in Vertical Mode.
1.9.3 (11/5/14):
- Added Other Small Apps List into Favourite (Selectable Too)
- Dimmed Minimized Icon if Preffered
- Cleaner Memory Management on App Closing
1.9.6 (15/5/14):
- Minor Code Speed Enhancement
- Added Auto Restart On List Orientation
- Added App List Style Mode (Icon Only, Icon with Label, Label but with Background Colorized from Icon)
- Added Context Menu On Long Click of an App Items
- Show App info from the Context Menu
- Directly Add/Remove Apps into/from Favourites within Context Menu (Only work if the Favourite App Mode is enabled and only showing some Favourite Apps. Otherwise, it won't be listed)
- Tweaked Horizontal View Scrolling
- Last Component Width is now stored so it will be retained when the Orientation is Changed.
1.9.7 (19/5/14):
- Asynchronous Icon Loading and using LRUCache, Make it less stutter-y on long list and more efficient while scrolling
- Auto change Setting Activity Theme on changing Background Base Color
- Tweaked Context Menu appearance, much more professional
- Added Faded Edge on ListView appearance, make it more natural to look at.
2.0.0 (20/6/14):
- Reverted Back to Synchronous Loading, Trade between scroll delay and user visibility of app icon
- Tweaked LRUCache to load icons before requested.
- Added Icon Spin Effect on Click
- Added Suspend App From Memory option (This won't remove App from List, it only kill the background process of the app so memory is released)
- Long Hold on Switcher to Suspend all App on Recent Task
- Uploaded into Market, with IAP feature baked in.
- Fixed Unclickable App Icon due to error. Now all recent task icon can be accessed.
2.0.1 (20/6/14):
- Fixed IAP behaviour. Should be working as expected.
- Bugfix based on ANR report. Need some more report from you guys though.
- Revamped Refresh Method. Should Work as expected.
- Fixed Bug where one cannot remove an App from Favourite Apps Mode while going into Context Menu
2.0.5 (30/6/14):
- Fixed IAP behaviour. Should be working as expected. With offline flag.
- Added Favourite Apps Ordering Option based on user interaction
- Added Home Launcher icon so novices can notice the app.
- Added Dim Inactive Apps on Recent App mode.
- Added Long Click for Toast options on panel buttons.
2.0.7 (2/7/14):
- High CPU Load while visible is fixed
- Free Version got some of the Pro features!
- Added Launcher Icon to make it easy for Novice to get this App.
- FC on Previous ROM of Jelly Bean fixed.
2.0.8 (2/7/14):
- Minor Tweak on Ordered Recent App, that it will scroll back to the latest position after the list got updated.
2.1.1 (17/7/14):
- NEW! Added Web App Shortcut Link So you can browse Website From Fast App Switcher instantly!
- Revamped Method on How Internal Engine works. Should be alot smoother for Long list of apps.
- More efficient Memory usage with variable cache size dependent of phone RAM
- Bugfix based on the report
- This version requires Internet Permission to allow caching of Web Thumbnail from WebViewer. No other web operation is used.
2.1.3 (22/7/14):
- Added an Option to show Home as one of the Recent Apps
- Added Activity Launch Animation to originate from the icon you have clicked
- Better Scroll State saving, so you don't have to scroll again on click
- Long click on Favourite Mode Switcher to change Favourite Apps Order (Pro Only)
2.1.5 (24/7/14):
- Added Compact Mode So the List doesn't take as much space as it was
2.1.7 (5/8/14):
- New Animation On Switch App Mode
- Added New Option to Go Back to Previous App By Long Clicking the Switcher Button (Switchable with Suspending All Apps default)
- Bugfix based on the Report
- Controlled Toast Message so no more queue
2.2.0 (13/8/14):
- Pro Version: Icon Pack Support - Nova/ADW/Apex Compatible Icon Pack!
- More Memory Efficient
- Bugfix And Performance Enhancement
2.2.1 (20/8/14):
- Complete Icon Pack Support, Specific Icon Customization Enabled!
- More Adaptable on Low Memory Environment, Less Chance of Soft Force Close
- Bugfix And Performance Enhancement
2.2.2 (22/8/14):
- Bigger App Label on List View
- Better Icon Pack Resource Handling
- Even More Low-Memory-Device Friendly
- Fixed Issue with Icon Pack not loading the proper back icon.
2.2.3 (5/9/14):
- Loading Animation turned on while retrieving data after Low Memory Situation
- Lower memory consumption while using Icon Pack.
- Length/Height of App Window is stored individually depending of the orientation of the screen. No more resize after rotating the screen.
- Option to launch App from Android Launcher(again)
- Improved Performance On Low Memory Situation
- Database Bugfix
- Tweaked Icons
2.2.4 (17/9/14):
- Minor Performance Improvement
- New Background Style
- Now App size can be stored correctly
- Ability to reset Favourite Apps Usage Count per App
2.2.5 (1/10/14):
- Added Spanish Translation
- Added Fast Scroll on GridView of Icon PAck to have faster icon searching
- Fixed Activity keep popping up while doing another transparent activity
2.3.0 (8/10/14):
- Even Slimmer Compact Mode
- New Icon on Switcher to match Navigation Bar Buttons
- Added Navigation Bar Buttons Option (PRO Version only)
- Long Click on Back Button will bring down Notification (PRO Version only)
- Long Click on Home Button will bring Google Now / Other Assistance Set as Default (PRO Version only)
2.3.5 (31/10/14):
- NEW! Manual Favourite Apps Ordering (PRO Version only)
- Tweaked First Dialog Styling
- Setting UI minor tweak
2.3.6 (2/12/14):
- Minor bugfix
- Tweaked Description on Fav Apps Description
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- robobunny for SliderPreference - http://www.robobunny.com/
- lucasr for TwoWayView - https://github.com/lucasr/twoway-view
- meetme for HorizontalListView - https://github.com/MeetMe/Android-HorizontalListView (Unused Now, But Credit is still Due)
- Sony for Promoting on Sony Select
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text: Goodbye Google Places, hello more Google PlusBy Doug Gross, CNNUpdated 3:16 PM ET, Wed May 30, 2012Google Plus Local is the Web giant's latest effort to incorporate its social site into its other products.Story highlightsGoogle Plus Local will replace Google Places for local recommendationsThe tool incorporates reviews from Zagat as well as from users' friendsGoogle is working to incorporate Google+ with its other productsGoogle Places is gone, replaced by a new feature that combines its Google Plus social site and renowned restaurant reviewers Zagat.Announced Wednesday, Google Plus Local is the latest push by Google to incorporate its networking site into more of its other products, with the goal of creating a single, seamless Web experience.Plus Local is designed to let users discover and share information about local restaurants, shops and other sites."Finding the best places to go is an essential part of our lives, as are the people and resources that help us make those decisions," Google product manager Avni Shah wrote on the company's official blog. "In fact, the opinions of friends, family or other trusted sources are often the first we seek when looking for the perfect restaurant for date night or the cafe that makes the best latte ever."A new "Local" tab on the side of a Google Plus page lets users click and search.Results will include reviews from Zagat, which Google bought in September, as well as ratings and comments from friends. The results also will appear when Google users search for a local site using Google search or Google Maps.Companies listed on the less-social Google Places can be converted over to Google Plus. According to the blog Search Engine Land, roughly 80 million businesses' pages already had been converted Wednesday morning.Google Plus reports being up to about 100 million users since opening to the public in September. That's a far cry from Facebook's roughly 900 million accounts. Some in the tech world were saying Wednesday that Google Plus Local might be a way to begin catching up."What Google still lacks in Google+ is a way of getting different businesses' networks to interact with each other -- meaning, Facebook may have its own Facebook Places, but it also has a range of apps from others, like Gogobot and more, that enhance that experience," wrote Ingrid Lunden of TechCrunch. "Google is still largely relying on its own data to get the job done. That could make the experience more cohesive, or (the problem Google+ has been having up to now) a little too quiet."More from techNASA to send submarine into spaceThe balloons that could fly tourists to the edge of spaceCEO lays out Blackberry's futurePowered by Livefyre


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This stylish table leg is great for dressing up new tables and restoring old ones. It is constructed of furniture grade solid Ash for the finest appearance and long lasting durability.
- The table leg comes with a pre-installed 5/16-18 hanger bolt that provides fast and easy installation when using Waddell's Quick Mount surface plates.
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Gandhi Kannadhasan
GANDHI KANNADHASAN wears many hats. Before we proceed further, some of you might have guessed who he is. If not, take a clue in his second name. He is the head of Kannadhasan Pathipagam, a publishing firm and also president, The Booksellers' and Publishers' Association of South India (BAPASI). He is a lawyer as well. He talks to Karthik Madhavan about the trends of the Tamil publishing industry and its future.
ACCORDING TO Gandhi Kannadhasan, son of legendry Tamil poet Kannadhasan, these are good times for the Tamil publishing industry, which at present has a turnover of Rs. 75 crore. His prediction is the industry will make around Rs. 100 to Rs. 150 crore by 2010. He says this optimism is because the Tamil publishers have not targeted even 1 per cent of the State's population. "Of the population of six crore, the 1,500 Tamil publishers together don't have six lakh readers. But we are getting more. With increasing awareness, people look more for books, be it of any genre, and this is where we have the future." But hasn't television and Internet invasion affected reading habits? Mr. Kannadhasan doesn't think so. "Today more people buy books, especially youth. They are looking for books on self-improvement, leaders' biographies and computer books in Tamil. Where television and Internet have affected sales is novels."
This, he says, is because television soaps have replaced people's need for reading novels to get entertained. In other categories the sales has only increased. "Today self-improvement books are a big hit. I get 90 per cent of my revenue from that genre. Earlier these books were only translations of self-improvement celebrities in the West, but today we have Hindu Sadhus jumping on the bandwagon, and that has helped us." On book design and layout boosting sales, he has no second opinion. "Today's Tamil books are on a par with international books. The front cover, page design, font and package - all have undergone a sea change, thanks to the advent of computers," he says.
The new approach has also helped sell old books. "Today we sell works of yester year giants, thanks to design improvement. This is only because of attractive design and layout." Another reason for increased sales, according to him, is introduction of omnibus editions. "Though borrowed from western publishers, it has worked well here," he adds.
How about international publishers in Tamil market? Mr. Kannadhasan says it is not far off. "Already they are into the market. Random House is here. We have tied up with Tata McGraw-Hill to market their Tamil books. More will come in the future because Tamil market is huge, bigger than the English market in India."


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