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Encroachments have resulted in a bottleneck on Alagarkoil Road along a 500-metre stretch between the ITI bus stop and K. Pudur bus terminus, disrupting peak hour traffic.
Haphazard parking compounds the problem, with vehicles lined up on either side of the road. A used car dealer routinely parks around a dozen two-wheelers by the roadside.
The busy stretch hosts several offices and public facilities, including a Corporation ward office, Corporation maternity hospital, vegetable market, three nationalised banks, and several ATMs and restaurants. "People who come to these places park their vehicles where they please," A. Soosai Arul, an autorickshaw driver said.
Adding to the congestion are dumper bins placed on the roadside by the Corporation. "The Corporation lorries come to this place during peak hours to clear the garbage. When a lorry halts even for a few minutes on this road, it hinders the traffic flow, leading to traffic jams," he added. The open space of the bus terminus has become a public parking lot, making it difficult for buses to manoeuvre their way in and out. .
Worse, two bus stops face each other on the road, choking traffic flow every time buses pull in. The district administration's directives to relocate the bus stops have remained a dead letter.
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Overall User Rating: Meat Tenderizer ( 4.8 stars from 35 reviews )
A meat tenderizer is one of those nice to have items until you find one that works well. This is a great tenderizer which makes quick work of flattening chicken breasts and veal for breading and pan frying. It is a solid piece of aluminum which has absolutely no bend or flex in the handle. For the price, it's a "no-brainer" and a great addition to any kitchen which should last a lifetime.
Matt M. from Home Use Posted on 05/11/2015
If you're looking for the Taj Mahal model, this isn't it. But if you're looking for a reasonably-priced tenderizer to use everyday and last a long time, this is it. It really does make quick work of dense meats like pork loin and it's easy to hold. It is, however, not the heaviest, but it works well nonetheless.
James D. Posted on 05/10/2015
Nice, solidly built tenderizer. One fairly heavy metal piece. Good for both flattening and tenderizing or smashing meats, but also herbs or spices. Will buy again, if I ever had to.
Michael P. from Mike's Mindful Plate Posted on 04/06/2015
The Meat Tenderizer really surprised me of it's heft considering the price. It has one side flat for chicken and pork and the other is faceted for beef. I suggest that you use it on a cutting board so as not to damage your counter top
Paul B. from PAULB Posted on 03/19/2015
It's got good weight, looks nice, easy to clean, and get's the job done the way you want it too. It's used daily on my cafe and keeps on going!
Todd Z. from The Weekday Cafe Posted on 02/06/2015
This meat tenderizer is great for pork chops and chicken breast... and many other meat dish you desire. The price is great, as compared to other shops. It is durable and great quality.
Yvonne O. Posted on 10/10/2014
I love this tenderizer. One piece, so it won't break off. We use it to tenderize and flatten out chicken breasts. It is easy to clean, which is very important.
Jacqueline A. from Havana Nights Café & Bakery Inc. Posted on 09/19/2014
This is a hefty, sturdy tenderizer. It performs its function very well. Why only four stars? One glaring issue... it is made from aluminum, and as such, cannot be used in a dishwasher with conventional detergents. Hand-washing this can be difficult after using the pointy end to tenderize meats, and I'd much rather just sanitize it in the dishwasher. I'll buy another one, but won't clean it in the dishwasher.
Stephen K. Posted on 08/24/2014
when it come to a meat tenderizer you want one that will last. and this does the trick its well built. and will last as long as you do. and the price is right on.
Randall H. from Randys family restaurant Posted on 05/17/2014
Donald W. Posted on 01/13/2014
This meat tenderizer is a nice size, It works great for flattening chicken. Its has a nice heft to it, and i find the spiked side for "tenderizing" poor-useless when compared to other solutions, but that is not what i wanted it for so i still think it is great!
Joseph M. Posted on 12/28/2013
the meat tenderzier works nicley on chicken, pork chops .handles well. very nice in quality. not to heavy. does not cost much . found it on webstaurant.
Virginia T. from virginias place Posted on 12/10/2013
What you can say but awesome. The all metal meat tenderizer works great when pounding meat or chicken with either the smooth side or textured side.
Thomas B. Posted on 10/03/2013
Solid construction! Great price! I use these to flatten out country friend steaks just a couple smacks and ready to go! Also has a hook for hanging!
Timothy C. from Union St Diner Posted on 09/08/2013
This is heavy enough to save me from having to pound too many times. The weight does the work for you and the choice of sides works for any kind of meat. Well made but will discolor if washed in the dishwasher.
Barbara A. Posted on 09/04/2013
Great tool! Who knew what a difference this little mallet could make? I just thought it would make my chicken breasts all one thickness, so they'd cook more evenly. I had no idea it would also tenderize it to the extent it did, and that was only using the flat side! Pros: * Not too heavy (so no worries about breaking my counter-top) * It flattened thick chicken breasts in about 3-4 whacks! * Great size, fits in the drawer, and easy to hold onto. * Goes through the dishwasher with no rust or film on it. Cons: None so far. Seriously, I've always wondered how the chicken in the restaurant was so juicy and tender. Now I know. I've been grilling chicken for decades, and this was far and away the best chicken I've ever made. Only wish I'd known about this sooner.
Karen M. Posted on 08/20/2013
Much better than the rubber mallet I was using before! (rest assured, I was putting the meat in a thick ziploc bag before using it). Perfect weight to provide good results and cheap!
Martin G. Posted on 07/21/2013
This meat tenderizer is also great to break a coconut or nuts for baking. It is not too heavy and the handle fits in the palm well. A small price to pay for a good and useful product.
Sandhya S. from Home cook Posted on 06/19/2013
This product is one of the best. I was very worried that it would not meet my cooking requirements but it passed with flying colors!! So thankful for trying it. Works amazing!!
Travis m. Posted on 06/07/2013
The Meat tenderizer is great. i love the one peice handle. It will tenderize the toughest meat and is well worth the price. Sometimes i put pecans in a bag and beat them for my desserts.
Deanna b. Posted on 03/18/2013
Used this for the first time today. It was lovely compared to the small frying pan I was using. It does very well pounding the meat and is lightweight.
Laura B. Posted on 01/20/2013
This meat tenderizer is great for making any kind of cutlets. Its heavy and very durable. And the two side make it great for any job.
Aaron H. Posted on 12/14/2012
The flat size is large and perfect for flattening out chicken breast and because of the weight it does most of the work for you. I not only not use for meat but also to crush things like nuts and crackers. I highly recommend this meat tenderizer.
Jennifer W. Posted on 10/28/2012
I placed crackers between a sheet of parchment and used the tenderizer to crush them. It was quick and easy as the weight of the tenderizer does most of the work.
this is a very nice tenderizer. it is all metel so you dont have to worry about the handle coming off. it is very easy use.
elizabeth H. Posted on 10/24/2012
This was such a good buy. I was really tired of the ones that broke or rusted quickly. This one has stood the test of time and works wonders in our resturant!
Rozetta L. from BG's Posted on 07/26/2012
This is a great meat tenderizer! Nice for tough meats as well as tender ones like chicken! Great tool for quickly breaking up pecans or other nuts!!!!
Eric K. Posted on 06/19/2012
These are great for tenderizing and flattening out meats. I like that it has the flat side as well for more delicate cuts of meat like chicken breast or veal cutlets.
Tom M. Posted on 03/30/2012
a very nicely made meat tenderizer. for the price you pay, its worth getting it. it gets the job done with two sides to use
Angel C. Posted on 12/16/2011
I love this tenderizer because I use the flat side of it. I've had a hard time finding one like this in the past and I found it here for a great price too!
Jean B. from Stella's of Middle Street Posted on 11/21/2011
Works great. This meat tenderizer has the right amount of weight on the head to be very efficient. We use it for veal and chicken on a regular basis and it seems like a product i wont have to replace for a very long time.
Patrick R. from great gardens cafe Posted on 05/17/2011
My Wife has been looking for a decent tenderizer for a couple of months now and I told her to let me look on Webstaurant before buying one on the retail market. IT IS REALLY NICE... strong lite and well made, ideal for home or restaurant use.
James G. Posted on 01/19/2011
I have been looking for a meat tenderizer for a long time. Than I found this one and I do not think I will ever look for one again this will last for the rest of my life thank you for the great qualiy products.
Dale M. Posted on 12/06/2010
Not only is this meet tenderizer great for pounding out chicken breasts and other meats, it also works really well for crushing nuts (if I try to chop them with a knife, they usually make a huge mess). Heavy enough to get the job done, but not too heavy that my arm gets tired.
Ariella K. Posted on 11/20/2010
i like this little thing, we use it mainly for the steaks, but the other side is for chicken and chops we have got so many complaiments on our steaks since we stated using this
Charlotte S. from rosies Posted on 04/02/2010
A must have tool to pound chicken or veal cutlets for Marsala dishes, for example. I love this little utensil and use it all the time. Good product and quality, fairly priced and great customer service. --Patricia from Front Royal, VA
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Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh
Pick: Under 8
The Pittsburgh Pirates had played seven straight games where eight or fewer total runs were scored and they were on their way to an eighth when they trailed Arizona 3-2 entering the ninth inning yesterday before the Snakes scored seven runs while lighting up new Pittsburgh closer Ernesto Frieri for a deceptive 10-2 final. Friday starter, future stud Gerrit Cole, was hit hard for five runs in four innings in his first start off the Disabled List, but he should benefit from that outing and is facing a Philadelphia Phillies lineup batting just .229 vs. right-handers the last 10 games while averaging 2.48 runs per nine innings. Roberto Hernandez has allowed exactly two earned runs in three of his last four starts for Philadelphia and is facing a Pittsburgh lineup averaging 3.38 runs the last eight games. The 'under' is 5-1 in the Pirates last six home games vs. right-handed starters.
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Dave Essler
Baltimore +150
I was going to play the RL, but THAT didn't work either. Baltimore is simply raking the ball right now, and Boston is NOT. It's far to easy to assume that with the Orioles playing last night that they'd be in a tough spot, but they're on a serious roll right now, they're over .500 on the road, and they're 12-12 against LHS, which is contrary to what we'd think. Many of the Orioles regulars have simply hit Lester hard, and if Gonzalez keeps them in it early, I trust the Orioles pen right now. Boston has scored exactly 20 runs in their last 6 games, while Baltimore has averaged over 5 runs a game this week, hit .272 and smacked 16 home runs. The Orioles are a first place team, Boston is not. Boston was swept by the Cubs and their bullpen had a 6.38 ERA over the last week. So, the Orioles have the better pen (right now), the better lineup (always) and the only real advantage Boston has is Lester, who Baltimore has hit. Just far too much value not to take the Birds here.
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TAMPA BAY (+120) over Detroit
Both of these teams have been red hot with Detroit having won 8 of their last 10 and the Rays winning 7 of their last 9. We think the difference tonight will be Tampa hurler Alex Cobb who has been inconsistent but has outstanding stuff. His biggest problem has been lack of run support but with the Rays finally finding their bats over the last two weeks and Cobb sporting a 2.41 career ERA vs Detroit, we expect the Rays to roll.
Re: Free Picks: Service Plays for Friday, July 4
There's a pretty solid angle in play tonight as the Royals and Indians open a weekend set in Cleveland. Beyond that, it's a big divisional series for these two teams, and getting a leg up with a win in the opener is always key, so this is a pretty important early July hookup for two teams trying to work their way into at least wild card contention.
Josh Tomlin is off the best start of his career. Tomlin was brilliant in a nearly perfect game against Seattle last time out. The system here is to play against a pitcher off his first ever complete game shutout. This has been pretty much break even this year, but is a long term winner. Tomlin is the type that I would find more likely to bounce to some extent as opposed to an ace accomplishing the feat, as the game vs. the Mariners was simply off the charts.
The cautionary note here is that Tomlin has emerged to some extent this season. He's got good numbers. The key metrics I like to focus on indicate he's pitching at what amounts to a pretty high level. I've never put Tomlin in that upper class of pitchers, but aside from one lousy stretch that covered about three starts, the righty is having a very good season for the Indians. Nevertheless, I can see him declining here off the sensational effort, and it should be noted Tomlin's better numbers have been achieved on the road this season.
Hard throwing Yordano Ventura will throw for the Royals. Ventura has not been especially lucky in his rookie camping, as he's had trouble getting run support and thus, KC is only 6-9 when he starts. But Ventura has more than lived up to advance billing and is a candidate to start grabbing some wins if he can maintain the form he's been flashing for the most part.
I see the offenses being pretty close to a wash here. The Indians are certainly more explosive and capable of putting together big frames. But if you look at the actual run production per nine innings, this is almost dead even with the situational data that's in play tonight.
Take away the potential flat spot for Tomlin and there's no chance I'm playing this. In fact, I would probably lean to the Tribe winning the game, although with the price factored in, it wouldn't be a play. But the conditions are very often the key toward determining whether a game is worth going after, and in this case a Tomlin fade seems like a decent idea. I'll be looking to take the Royals as a small dog tonight.
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Greg Shaker
Dodgers / Rockies Over 9
Yeah I know. Kershaw is a Monster. He No Hit the Rockies earlier. He has dominated them twice this year. But both games came recently and teams do learn when this is the case. Clayton has not had good overall results at this park and it's time he struggles a bit after some high pitch count games. I have not much doubt that LAD will score runs this evening. We have 10.3 for a Fair number here and we are playing it. I know that these thoughts are brief but the fact is, sometimes that's all we need to get on a high percentage opportunity.
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Miami vs. St Louis
Play: St Louis -145
The Miami Marlins travel to St Louis to take on the Cardinals on Friday night. Miami comes in with a 41-44 overall record on the season while St Louis is 46-40 overall this year. Lance Lynn toes the rubber for St Louis today where he is 8-6 with a 3.38 ERA overall this year and 4-2 with a 3.22 ERA at home this season. Lynn has 91 strikeouts in his 17 starts this season. St Louis is 5-1 at home against Miami the past 3 years. Lynn has a 2-0 record in his two starts against Miami in his career. We'll recommend a small play on St Louis tonight!
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Toronto vs. Oakland
Pick: Oakland -118
The Oakland A's are 52-33 on the season, and have lost just 15 times at home all season. They were tripped up by a suddenly hot Tigers team, getting swept in a three game series, but have surrounded that sweep by a 12-3 mark outside of that dreadful series. Toronto has seen their sole possession lead in the AL vanish after 42 straight days on top alone. Tommy Milone has been an under-valued pitcher for the A's as he has not suffered a loss in 10 straight starts, and has allowed 3 runs or less in 9 of those 10 starts. Toronto has been getting executed on the road where they are 1-6 in their last seven games, and have dropped four straight as a dog. The A's dominate as a home favorite where they are now 87-40 in their last 127 games, and are 82-40 in their last 122 overall vs. a right-hander. Go with Oakland.
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Bruce Marshall
Toronto at Oakland
Pick: Under
Home cooking continues to work for the A's while the Blue Jays have surrendered the top spot in the AL East for the first time in 40 days. So goes the form chart for these sides after Oakland won the first of this 4-game weekend set last night by a 4-1 count. The Blue Jays have won just nine of 25 and their imposing lineup has slowed significantly with a .312 on-base percentage, .382 slugging percentage and 3.60 runs per game in that span after opening with season with a .335 OBP, .454 slugging and 5.06 runs in their first 62 contests. As for the A's, they're now 19-6 at home since the second game of a doubleheader on May 7. Oakland starter Tommy Milone last tasted defeat came on May 3 in Boston, enjoying a 6-0 stretch with a 2.87 ERA over 10 starts to see his season ERA dip more than two runs from 5.86. Another lower-scoring game like last night's 4-1 result looks likely.
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Tampa Bay Rays vs. Detroit Tigers
Play: Detroit Tigers -120
Detroit is the hottest team in the league right now and they absolutely own the Rays at home. They are 9-2 in their last 11 against the Rays at home and are coming off of an 8-1 pounding of Tampa Bay yesterday. Miguel Cabrera loves to see the opposing jersey of the Rays as well. Cabrera has hit over .500 in his last 11 against them. Back the Tigers in this one.
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Toronto +117 over OAKLAND
Tommy Milone is 6-3 with a 3.79 ERA and he's 3-0 at home with a 3.15 ERA. That has this very average pitcher overpriced. As none of his pitches top 90 mph, Milone relies on location and pitch mix. Lots can go wrong with all those fly-balls and line-drives and it's not like he can get out of jams on his own either. Milone has just 55 K's in 90 frames. He's also been taken yard six times over his last five starts. Milone has been the beneficiary of tremendous run support, which has allowed him to pitch with big leads and go right after hitters. Truth is, Milone does not have much upside and his replacement-level performance has been masked by plenty of good fortune. Use Milone's 4.49 xERA as a better indication of just how average is really is.
Marcus Stroman is anything but average. Selected by the Jays 22nd overall in the 2012 draft, Stroman throws five pitches, the best of which is a completely ridiculous wipeout slider, a true out-pitch with plus-plus potential. He also throws a four-seamer that sits 93-96 mph, a cutter with tremendous late bite at 93 mph, along with a change-up and curveball that are both more than show-me pitches. Stroman has a 50% groundball rate, 36 K's in 36 innings as a starter and a skills supported 2.67 ERA over his last five starts. What's even more impressive is that in his six starts overall, five of them have come at hitter friendly Rogers Center in Toronto and the other one came at hitter-friendly Yankee Stadium. Stroman now gets the opportunity to start his first game at a pitcher friendly venue and we'd be surprised if he didn't thrive.
Kansas City +100 over CLEVELAND
The Royals are quietly heating up again with four wins in their past six games and now just might be the time to get back on their wagon. K.C. has scored 30 runs over their past seven games and now get their chance against Josh Tomlin. Tomlin refuses to give up walks, which usually keeps him in games but he's still a much better option as a pooch than he is as a favorite. Tomlin's 3.78 ERA looks rock solid but nearly every metric suggests Tomlin is going to fall apart at some point. He has a fly-ball bias profile, which has led to his biggest problem of balls leaving the yard. In 64 innings, Tomlin has allowed 10 jacks with seven of those occurring at home in just 30.2 innings. Progressive Field does not play well to fly-ball pitchers. Tomlin's fastball averages only 88 miles per hour — so when batters make contact, the ball goes a long way. Tomlin's oppBA at home is 40 points higher than it is on the road. That has led to a 4.99 ERA at home and that makes Tomlin too big a risk.
Yordano Ventura has top-of-rotation potential and if he really is figuring it out as quickly as his skills suggests, he could get there quickly. Ventura burst onto the scene in 2013, consistently hitting triple-digits with his fastball and striking out over a batter per inning in Double-A and Triple-A. The focus often revolves around his tremendous fastball — and rightly so — but this isn't a one-trick pony we're dealing with. In fact, Ventura is only throwing his fastball 55% of the time this year. That's a marked decrease from a year ago and it's been accompanied by an increase in usage of his changeup and curve. He only threw his changeup in 6.6% of his pitches in 2013. That percentage has increased to 14% in 2014 and his curve has also increased to 16%. That's not only significant because it offers off-speed pitches to keep guys from zeroing in on his fastball, but also because it's helped him neutralize lefties better than he did a year ago in his brief big-league promotion. Ventura has an elite 52% groundball rate and his oppBA on the road is just .233. Ventura and the Royals offer up all the value in this one.
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MONTREAL +2½ over B.C. Lions
Wait until later in the day to make this wager, as this number is likely to get to three points by game time because almost nobody is wagering on the Alouettes. In the second week of any football season, one has to be aware of the overreaction/under-reaction to the first week's results and that makes the Als hugely unappealing here. Where do we even start? Montreal scored a meaningless TD on the last play of the fourth quarter last week in Calgary to make the final score look like 29-8. That was an extremely flattering score to the Als, as it probably should've been closer to 55-0 than 29-8. Montreal was outgained by nearly 250 yards. Troy Smith completed just 18 of 41 passes and looked uncomfortable the entire game while spraying his uncatchable passes all over the yard. Montreal punted 11 times last week and that's a big number in a CFL game. Montreal's defense didn't do much either and had it not been for 12 penalties against the Stamps, the score would've been worse. The good news is that it was only one week and the Als have a chance to rebound. No team is as bad as they look in Week 1. The CFL preseason is short and doesn't give much time for the team to evaluate what they have. Furthermore, Montreal is on their fourth offensive coordinator in the past 13 months and they can now study a "real" week of CFL action to correct all the things that went wrong last week. Besides all that, the Lions weren't exactly a juggernaut last week and the problems get a little larger this week.
B.C. was a 7-point favorite against Edmonton in Week 1 and lost outright. The Lions scored 14 points in the first quarter last week and subsequently scored two more field goals the rest of the way. The aging Kevin Glenn, who will be back at QB this week, threw four picks and was sacked four times while completing just 18 passes, the same amount that Smith completed. Glenn is not nearly as mobile as Smith and that's an understatement. The Lions issues don't stop there either. LT Andre Ramsey suffered a fractured ankle and there is nobody on the practice roster to replace him. The Lions had to reach out to the Arena League for Ryan Cave, who will start against the Als at left tackle after just two full practices. What we have here is two teams that are making several adjustments but in this case the Als' troubles last week are a lot more magnified than the Lions because Montreal was blown out and B.C. lost a close game. Additionally, the masses are spotting the points, which is another red flag we're almost always aware of. It is indeed difficult to pull the trigger here on the Als for anyone that watched them last week but in this business you can't put too much emphasis on any one game. In this buy-low opportunity, we'll step in. NOTE: We'll update this closer to kickoff as we wait for a better number.
Hamilton +5 over EDMONTON
Speaking of poor performances, Hamilton's performance last week was worse than atrocious. The Tabbies were physically out of sync in every department and mentally they weren't prepared either. One would have to go back deep into the archives to find an opening day performance with less emotion than the Ti-Cats brought to Saskatchewan. Hamilton was seeking revenge for their Grey Cup loss at the same venue but instead had their rear ends handed to them play after play after play. The end result was a 31-10 defeat, which is a flattering score to Hamilton. Just like the Alouettes, what we have here is an over-reaction to that game. In other words, how can the Tigercats be a bigger dog this week than they were in Saskatchewan last week? This line is based on those results and that provides us with a good opportunity. No chance that the 'Cats will be that bad again. Football is a highly emotional game and teams' have a huge propensity for bouncing back after a horrible showing. Hamilton is loaded with offensive talent and has spent the entire week working vigorously on correcting their mistakes from last week. You cannot overcome 201 yards of total offense, four fumbles and an incredible 17 penalties for a loss of 148 yards. The Tigercats front office and coaching staff are no dummies. They went out and got Zack Collaros for a reason. Collaros is so much better than he showed last week and we'll put that to the test this week. This is a good football team that had an awful, awful opener. A response is in order.
Meanwhile, Edmonton may be feeling a bit too high after an opening week win in British Columbia. Remember, this is a team that won just four games a year ago. Despite last week's win, Edmonton was not that great against B.C. In fact, Edmonton only generated 295 yards of total offense. That's a bad number that is overlooked because they won. That victory last week was more a case of the Lions shooting themselves in the foot time and time again. Edmonton also used two "trick" plays to burn the Lions last week, one a fake FG that led to a TD and the other an onside kick that Edmonton recovered. Take away those two plays and the result may have been different. Edmonton has a new coaching staff that benefitted greatly from a mistake filled game by the Lions. It was a nice win to be sure but this Edmonton team is still not proven enough to warrant being a 5-point choice. The buy-low/sell-high angle is in play here.
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Bob Balfe
Minnesota Twins -125
The Yankees are not the same team we remembered for all our their glory years. This team cant hit and are an average road team. Whitley has been getting rocked this year and is just not a good pitcher. Gibson pitches pretty well at home. Take the Twins.
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Andre Gomes
Brazil vs. Colombia
Hands down, Colombia has been the most exciting team of this World Cup. I've released one of my biggest plays of the competition w/ them in the last game vs. Uruguay, and they didn't disappoint us by winning "easily" the game 2-0. Here are some notes I've made about them
"The bad news for them is that unlike Italy and England, Colombia attacking fluidity is astonishing! Their playmaker James Rodriguez has been one of the best players of this tournament and their attacking midfield unit (Rodriguez, Cuadrado and Ibarbo) are playing quite well w/ great tempo and some beautiful passing plays between them. The difference of "dynamic" between this unit and the Uruguayans midfield unit is just huge! As brave as the Uruguayan defensive line has been in the last 2 games, we are talking about another different level w/ the Colombian attack…"
Well, Colombian's playmaker James Rodriguez did it again… This team has great width and pace on the wings, and w/ James at great level, it is really tough to stop them because they are generating build-up plays from everywhere! Obviously, I expect Brazil's NT coach Scolari to be focused in limiting James, but the bad news for him, is that Brazil's best defensive midfielder Luiz Gustavo is suspended and will miss this contest. Gustavo is a KEY PIECE for Brazil w/ his great defensive positioning, and they really don't have a good replacement for him in their roster… I expect Paulinho or Ramires to play his position but w/ way less defensive efficiency = great potential edge for Colombia!
As good as Colombia has been, I feel that their defense hasn't been properly tested in this World Cup. Yes, they held Uruguay scoreless in the last game, but Luis Suarez didn't play and without him, Uruguay's attack is really poor:
"Once again (and even w/ Suarez), Uruguay had some huge problems to generate build-up plays against the Italian defense. Their lack of creativity on the midfield was well noticed and they really needed Suarez to make some "magic moves" for them because collectively, they just can't do it. Note that their goal vs. Italy came from a set piece play."
In the group stage, they have allowed one goal vs. Ivory Coast & Japan and even tough Greece didn't score against them, they created plenty of good chances to score. Colombian's duo of center-backs are slow-footed (especially the 38-years old veteran Mario Yepes) and their full-backs are super offensive-minded. This could be dangerous against Brazil's top forwards and midfielders who will have some space to attack, and I expect Brazil to do some damage as well…
I understand that the Round of L16 produced 6 "UNDER's", 1 "OVER' & 1 "PUSH" and therefore, the books adjusted their totals line for this stage w/ this conservative mindset, but these two teams have some good attacking edges. My fair line for this contest is 2.5/3 Goals and so, I'm taking OVER & Both Teams to Score in this contest!
Pick: 2 units Over 2.25 Goals
Pick: 2 units Both Teams to Score +100
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Toronto at Oakland
Prediction: Over
Pittsburgh (44-41) looks to bounce-back from their 10-2 loss to Arizona last night -- and they have then played 7 of their last 8 games Over the Total after failing to score more than two runs in their last game. The Pirates have also played 6 of their last 7 games Over the Total with Cole facing a team with a losing record. These two teams have played 4 of their last 5 meetings Over the Total. And in Hernandez's last 4 road games pitching as an underdog, the Phillies have played all 4 of these games Over the Total.
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Houston Astros vs. Los Angeles Angels
Play: Los Angeles Angels -179
Houston Astros star Jose Altuve and the host Los Angeles Angels share one thing in common: Both are red hot entering Friday's second contest of the four-game series. Unfortunately for Altuve, the American League West cellar-dwelling Astros continue to misfire after dropping their fourth in a row and 13th in 17 outings with a 5-2 setback on Thursday.
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Dodgers vs. Rockies
Play: Under 9
The Dodgers will send ace pitcher Kershaw to the mound. Yesterday the bookmakers set the total at 10.5 trying to persuade the bettors that the game was going to be high scoring. Our biggest game yesterday was the under, and we cashed in. This total is way over valued, and should be 7.5. Kershaw has only allowed 1 earned run in 2 games this year against the Braves.
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"How many kids could he kill in five minutes?" he recalled thinking as he raced out of the house.
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Plato's Ghost is the first book to examine the development of mathematics from 1880 to 1920 as a modernist transformation similar to those in art, literature, and music. Jeremy Gray traces the growth of mathematical modernism from its roots in problem solving and theory to its interactions with physics, philosophy, theology, psychology, and ideas about real and artificial languages. He shows how mathematics was popularized, and explains how mathematical modernism not only gave expression to the work of mathematicians and the professional image they sought to create for themselves, but how modernism also introduced deeper and ultimately unanswerable questions.
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The current study uses effective connectivity modeling to examine how individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) learn a new task. We make use of recent advancements in connectivity modeling (extended unified structural equation modeling, euSEM) and a novel iterative grouping procedure (Group Iterative Multiple Model Estimation, GIMME) in order to examine network flexibility after injury. The study enrolled 12 individuals sustaining moderate and severe TBI to examine the influence of task practice on connections between 8 network nodes (bilateral prefrontal cortex, anterior cingulate, inferior parietal lobule, and Crus I in the cerebellum). The data demonstrate alterations in networks from pre to post practice and differences in the models based upon distinct learning trajectories observed within the TBI sample. For example, better learning in the TBI sample was associated with diminished connectivity within frontal systems and increased frontal to parietal connectivity. These findings reveal the potential for using connectivity modeling and the euSEM to examine dynamic networks during task engagement and may ultimately be informative regarding when networks are moving in and out of periods of neural efficiency.
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- Examining network dynamics after traumatic brain injury using the extended unified SEM approach
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Brain Imaging and Behavior
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- Cover Date
- 2014-09-01
- 10.1007/s11682-012-9205-0
- Print ISSN
- 1931-7557
- Online ISSN
- 1931-7565
- Publisher
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- Brain injury
- Rehabilitation
- Working memory
- Cognitive control
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- J. D. Medaglia (1)
- K. M. Gates (2)
- P. C. Molenaar (2)
- D. C. Good (3)
- Author Affiliations
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- 3. Department of Neurology, Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA, USA
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ASUS A7N8X and SuSE Solutions....
We got it going with an A7N8X Deluxe board under SuSE 8.2 using nvidia's SuSE RPM 1.0-0261.
The key to get nForce2 linux drivers to work with the A7N8X board is to turn off ACPI and APIC in the motherboard's BIOS. Then enter the following paramters in the "Kernel options" box in the Boot Loader screen:
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then you can install the nforce drivers without any problems.
The problem has something to do with ACPI and APIC interfering with hardware detection for the nvidia network port and the onboard sound.
Also, don't forget to turn ACPI and APIC back on in the BIOS afterwards. If you have Windows XP installed as well, XP will hang during boot up.
If for some reason you have to re-install and forget to turn off apic and acpi, you can still have network capability using the 3Com network port. SuSE 8.2 will want to make the Nvidia network port the primary network device. All you got to do is remove it and configure the 3Com device as eth0.
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Dark T Zeratul/Vegdrasil
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This article is fan fiction
The contents herein are entirely player made and in no way represent official World of Warcraft lore or history. The characters, places, and events listed are of an independent nature and are applied for roleplaying purposes only.
|Vegdrasil Trollbreaker
|Character class
|Warrior, ex-soldier, ex-privateer, ex-mercenary
|Sere Vala, Bael Modan Regiment (formerly), Northfury Privateers (formerly), Swift Retribution (formerly)
|Neutral Good
Early Life and the Second WarEdit
Vegdrasil Trollbreaker was born and raised in Ironforge, and lived a fairly average life for a dwarf. His father was a city guard, and from an early age Vegdrasil knew he wanted to help defend the city just like his father. Then the orcs came.
Too young to fight on the front lines, Vegdrasil served primarily as a courier during the Second War, running supplies from the city to the soldiers fighting to defend it. Though victory was achieved in the end, Vegdrasil's father suffered grievous injuries that left him unable to swing an axe in the service of the king. Vegdrasil spent much of the next twenty years caring for his father, learning what he could where he could. Eventually, as his father lay dying, he told Vegdrasil to seek out Thran Khorman in Anvilmar. There he would learn the ways of the warrior, as he had always wanted. Thus it was that Vegdrasil left Ironforge to seek his destiny.
For the next three years, Vegdrasil trained hard, honing his body and mind as much as his axe, until at long last Khorman declared his training complete. Vegdrasil set out from Anvilmar soon after, determined to do battle against the enemies of Ironforge.
The Bael Modan RegimentEdit
Vegdrasil traveled throughout Dun Morogh, slaying trolls, troggs, and whatever else needed slaying, eventually arriving in the town of Thelsamar. There he ran into some old friends, and decided to celebrate with a round of drinks. As inevitably happens with dwarves, one round turned into several, and Vegdrasil awoke the next day on the Menethil docks with no memory of what had transpired the night before, a feeling like the Explorer's League were excavating his head, and signed enlistment papers in the Bael Modan Regiment.
Vegdrasil did his duty as well as could be expected under the circumstances, taking the opportunity to learn how to fight with new weapons and heavier armor. The life of a soldier was not for him, however, and he took the first chance he had to leave the regiment and strike out on his own.
Northfury PrivateersEdit
Vegdrasil's solo career was short-lived. When he arrived back in Menethil Harbor, he ran into Tagnor Rockfury, a friend and former officer of the Bael Modan Regiment. Over a round of drinks, Tagnor told Vegdrasil that he had inherited a considerable amount of money from his father, and was using it to buy a ship and start a shipping company called the Northfury Privateers. In fact, a fair portion of the crew were all former members of the Regiment. Tagnor offered Vegdrasil an officer position aboard his ship, the Wavecutter, a position which he quickly agreed to take.
Vegdrasil sailed with the privateers for many months, all the while gaining more knowledge and experience about the world.
Swift RetributionEdit
Eventually, Vegdrasil decided that he was getting away from his original goal of battling the enemies of Ironforge. While the life of a privateer was a good one, it wasn't helping him achieve his goals. And so one day he said his goodbyes to Tagnor and the crew, went ashore, and signed up with a mercenary company called Swift Retribution.
Swift Retribution was dedicated to rooting out and destroying the enemies of the Alliance wherever they could, and making as much coin as they could while doing it. Together they battled the Horde in Alterac Valley, Arathi Basin, and Warsong Gulch. They staged raids against Horde towns such as Tarren Mill, Splintertree Post, and the Crossroads. They fought against the Hakkari trolls, the minions of Ragnaros the Firelord, the black dragons nesting in Dustwallow Marsh, and the evils within the city of Ahn'Qiraj. But their crowning glory was when they supported the armies assaulting Blackwing Lair and played a pivotal role in the defeat of the black dragon Nefarian.
Unfortunately, though their deeds were glorious, internal politics were another matter. The leader and founder of Swift Retribution decided he had grown rich enough to retire and left, and his replacements were not nearly as effective at leading the company. Several members, including Vegdrasil, clashed with the new leadership on numerous occasions, eventually leading them to quit Swift Retribution altogether. Vegdrasil decided to wander the world alone for a time, and has not seen his former mercenaries since.


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