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ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - JANUARY 22: Camilo Villegas of Colombia hits his tee-shot on the 11th hole during the second round of The Abu Dhabi Golf Championship at Abu Dhabi Golf Club on January 22, 2010 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
LA QUINTA, Calif. — Ted Potter Jr., who is playing in just his second PGA TOUR event, has moved within a shot of the lead currently held by Camilo Villegas. Villegas is 8 under through 15 holes while Potter is tied for second with David Toms. Villegas and Potter, who has played 14 holes, are [...]
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26th District: Al Goldberg is an optimist, a populist and an unconventional candidate
A few minutes into a breakfast interview, Al Goldberg's cellphone rings. He answers it without hesitation, not even glancing at the screen to determine the source of the call.
"It's a beee-yuuuu-ti-ful day," he says into the phone.
It's how Goldberg always answers his phone — and, he says, he always answers his phone.
"Unlike some others in real estate, I always answer," he says, after declining an offer from what turned out to be a salesperson hawking kitchenware. "You never know when it might be an emergency. So much of business in America today is perpetual voice mail."
Goldberg, 53, is a Ventura real estate broker and an unconventional candidate for Congress. He ran once before, in 2000, losing in a Democratic primary in which he received a scant 6 percent of votes cast.
An optimist, Goldberg sees those results differently: "I got 20 percent of the Democratic vote."
He is again running what might be termed a guerrilla campaign: raising no money, sending no mail, seeking no big-name endorsements.
Instead, he pores over the newspaper looking for stories about public events that might attract a crowd, then shows up to talk with people. He particularly enjoys talking with folks at swap meets, where he passes out campaign business cards with a message on the back saying, "Congress shall make no law that applies to the Senators and Representatives that does not apply equally to the Citizens of the United States."
Goldberg is pleased with how things are progressing. He was in a candidates' forum a few nights earlier, and now a reporter was interviewing him. During his first campaign, he says, he got invited to no forums and received no news coverage.
A week later, however, Goldberg was foiled after he showed up unexpectedly, hoping to participate in a Latino Issues Forum involving four other candidates. He was turned away because, organizers said, he hadn't responded in advance to their invitation.
Turning to a reporter, he shrugged, "I'm banned in Boston."
Goldberg said he responded to the invitation, but that it must have been to the wrong person. "I want to apologize that people won't hear all the views."
Those leaving the event that night found one of those Goldberg-for-Congress business cards on their car windows.
Ask Goldberg to summarize his life story and be prepared to listen awhile.
It begins in Queens, N.Y. He was born the son of a World War II veteran and his German-born wife, whose father had smuggled her and others out of Nazi Germany. He says he started working at 15, selling pictures door to door in Manhattan office buildings, and has been selling things pretty much ever since.
He touches on some high points, including a stint selling health care products for a company that hoped to rival Herbalife and once holding the listing on a 44,000-acre piece of property with five gold mines near Hoover Dam.
And, he acknowledges, there have been low points in between.
"I have seen the rich and the poor, good times and hard times," he said.
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I will also have the opportunity to educate them about nutrition These activities are not only vital in teaching them li - Instagram / Georgia FishPrev33 of 80NextYou fo real? #whatacreep - Instagram / Georgia FishPrev34 of 80Nextstarted my day with a rainbow and a coconut mylk chai thanks to @folkbyronbay - Instagram / Georgia FishPrev35 of 80Nextshoreys are my fav ||| snapped by @rg_images - Instagram / Georgia FishPrev36 of 80Nextbye bye Melbs . Lovely to see your cold and dreamy self for the weekend . 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OPERATION HAT TRICK: Team Philadelphia/New Jersey vs. Team New York -- 7:00 PM
A host of current and former Flyers will participate in the benefit game, including Scott Hartnell, Kimmo Timonen, Wayne Simmonds, Braydon Coburn,Jody Shelley, James van Riemsdyk, Simon Gagne, Justin Williams, Dan Carcillo, Steve Downie, Ville Leino and Steve Eminger.
Broadcast info: There will be no television broadcast of the game. However, there will be a live radio and internet audio broadcast of the game via 97.3 ESPN Radio.
9:59AM EST November 24. 2012 - Thanksgiving morning for James van Riemsdyk began with a trip from one of his offseason training homes in Minneapolis to the airport, then a flight to Newark that was followed with a drive to his parents' home in Middletown.
The 23-year-old Flyer-turned-Toronto Maple Leaf sure had a lot to be thankful for this year when eating a turkey dinner with family. He was away training and safe the week of Halloween, but hearing and seeing what kind of damage Hurricane Sandy unleashed on his North Jersey region was and still is painful.
Other than a few trees coming down in his parents' backyard, no power for almost a week and 10 days of worrying about the family boat, his family survived with its health and
Some of his childhood friends weren't so fortunate.
"We got off relatively lucky, but a couple of guys that I played hockey with live in beach towns and their houses were ruined," van Riemsdyk said. "All their stuff is basically gone, so this hurricane hit close to home."
Seems appropriate that Sammy Hagar gets the GDT song nod for this game:
Notes: Operation Hat Trick was nearly sold out Friday, according to Caesars, which is sponsoring the event. Seating capacity for hockey at the Hall is 10,820. ... Former Flyer Rick Tocchet will coach the New Jersey- and Philadelphia-based team. "Jersey Shore" star Vinny Guadagnino will coach the New York squad. ... Flyers anthemist Lauren Hart will perform the national anthem today. ... Fedoruk said there will be penalty shots instead of power plays, but other than that it will be a regular 60-minute game. ... Musician Sammy Hagar pledged to donate $1,000 for every goal scored in Operation Hat Trick.
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The Producers: Danny Moar, Theatre Royal Bath
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Though he was involved from an early age in student theatre and amateur dramatics, even producing the annual school concert before the age of ten, Danny Moar launched his career along a more conventional corporate route. After a degree in English Literature from Cambridge, Moar became an advertising executive at leading agencies Lowe Howard-Spink and Ogilvy and Mather, managing a range of client accounts including Ford, Vauxhall and Shell.
Moar left advertising to pursue a career in arts administration. He moved from sponsorship at the South Bank Centre to marketing development director at Salisbury Playhouse to marketing director at Sadler's Wells to general manager at the Blackpool Grand Theatre. In January 1997, he joined Theatre Royal Bath.
Built in 1805, extensively renovated in 1981 and expanded to include a studio space in 1997, the Theatre Royal has long been an important stop for major touring productions, often visiting immediately prior to or after a West End season. In addition to its normal weekly schedule, the theatre hosts a mix of annual festivals: the Bath Shakespeare Festival, the Bath International Puppet Festival, the Wild and Wacky Festival for Children and Not the Edinburgh Festival (featuring work heading for the Edinburgh Fringe).
In 1998, the theatre formed Theatre Royal Bath Productions to create high quality drama for its own stages as well as other regional outlets and the West End. Since then, amongst its many touring productions have been: Present Laughter with Rik Mayall, Office Suite with Lesley Joseph, Love and Marriage with Adam Faith, Relative Values with Susan Hampshire, Single Spies with Robert Powell and Liza Goddard, What the Butler Saw with Jane Asher and Michael Pennington, Mrs Warren's Profession with Twiggy Lawson, Where There's a Will with Elaine Paige, Time and the Conways with Penelope Keith, The Deep Blue Sea with Harriet Walter, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Importance of Being Earnest with Wendy Craig and, currently, The Lady in the Van with Susan Hampshire and The Dresser with Julian Glover and Nicholas Lyndhurst.
Several of its productions have also recently transferred to the West End: the 25th anniversary revival of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party (co-produced with Hampstead Theatre), Shakespeare's R and J, and Happy Days starring Felicity Kendal and the 25th anniversary revival of Harold Pinter's Betrayal.
The last was the product of the Theatre Royal's collaboration with director Sir Peter Hall who, for the past two years, has held an annual summer repertory season in Bath. From the inaugural 2003 season, in addition to the transfer of Betrayal, Hall's production of Design for Living toured the UK and his As You Like It visited the US where it will return in 2005 after launching Hall's new Rose of Kingston theatre next month (See News, 17 Sep 2004).
From summer 2004, Theatre Royal Bath Productions this week transfers the Peter Hall Company's revival of Noel Coward's comedy Blithe Spirit, starring Penelope Keith and directed by Thea Sharrock, to the West End's Savoy Theatre.
What's the first stage production you recall seeing?
It was probably Equus at Greenwich Theatre. I saw a whole series of shows at Greenwich when I was a child. My dad used to take me. I also remember seeing Bedroom Farce and Design for Living. They were grown-up plays, but the excitement of seeing live theatre still worked for me.
Why & how did you become a producer?
At my junior school, there was a school concert. One year the head mistress said that the teachers weren't going to organise it anymore, they wanted one of the students to do it. I volunteered because it meant you could have time off lessons so you could wander around classes and see which group of kids were going to do which act. I remember really enjoying it, though I wasn't particularly conscious that I was doing anything other than being just me being a self-important nine- or ten-year-old. I suppose that was the first thing I produced. Then I directed plays at school. I went to a boys school and one of the only ways you were going to meet girls was by being involved in the school plays. Then I went to Cambridge where the drama facilities are incredible. Each college has its own pretty well funded drama society and there's the ADC Theatre there, which is, to all intents and purposes, a proper fully functioning professional theatre but used by students.
I didn't have any plans professionally. After Cambridge, I went into advertising as a graduate trainee account manager. It was a normal, late Eighties, Thatcherite career path. You were given a lot of responsibility very young, which I found very exciting, but after two or three years, I got fed up with it. I had a series of jobs in the arts afterwards: sponsorship at the South Bank Centre, marketing development director at Salisbury Playhouse, marketing director at Sadler's Well, general manager at the Blackpool Grand Theatre and then, in January 1997, I started my current position at Theatre Royal Bath. To begin with, it was just about programming. We were a receiving theatre and didn't produce in any way, shape or form. Then, about six years ago, we started producing because we found that the shows we were getting weren't of a consistent quality week in week out to give our audiences what we wanted. So we started producing shows, touring to other venues and bringing them into town. That's what we do now.
What would you have done if you hadn't become a producer?
I guess I probably would still be in advertising now. My experience in that field does help me as a producer now, on the marketing side. I feel very comfortable knowing what I think will work and what won't work. Also, dealing with advertising agencies all the time, I think it helps that I know what pressures they're under, what they can do and how they work.
How do you decide what to produce?
You can have a great passion for a project, but you can only really produce what you know you're going to be able to sell. If you're a commercial producer, you have no subsidy, so you are totally reliant on the marketplace. You have to think: Is it a good play? Can I cast it? And will people come and see it? It's that simple.
The way productions come about is partly strategic and partly opportunistic. At the point Theatre Royal Bath Productions has got to now, we're being pitched ideas all the time by directors, by actors, by other producers, by theatres. There's no way we could produce all the things we're pitched so it's picking up the right opportunities as they come along. We have a very exciting collaboration with Peter Hall. He's directed a season of plays for us in Bath in 2003 and 2004. Last year, we brought Betrayal into the West End out of that, and the production of As You Like It that Peter did for us is going to open his new theatre in Kingston-upon-Thames in December. It also went to America last year and is going back again this year. Out of Peter's season this summer, Blithe Spirit has toured and is now opening in the West End. So it's a great source of shows for us. We're now finalising Peter's plans for next year. That's the strategic part of how we decide what to produce, figuring out with Peter plays that will work as a coherent season in Bath but that will also have a potential future life. We have a three-year contract with Peter. We're coming up to the third year in 2005. I would certainly like to carry on and I hope that he would as well.
What's so special about Peter Hall?
With Peter, the rehearsal room is a very happy place. You go into his rehearsal space at almost any stage of the production, whether it's the beginning, the middle or the day before they move into the theatre, and there's a feeling of … calm pleasure, is the best way that I can describe it. And that applies whether you're a young actor who's never worked professionally before or a Peter Hall old hand. He is very, very, very, very clever, and very pragmatic as well. He's absolutely interested in all of the audience's responses, he's really attuned to what's going to work and what isn't going to work and he's ruthless about that. He's also warm but not sentimental.
Which productions are you proudest of?
Peter's As You Like It is absolutely extraordinary, a very special production. I remember the press night down in Bath for that and I was just very very happy all evening. Peter's production of Happy Days with Felicity Kendal was extraordinary too. And a co-production of Three Sisters we did with Nuffield Theatre in Southampton. It had Imogen Stubbs and was directed by Patrick Sandford, and that was wonderful. Those three, I guess. Why did they make me proud? Because when I'm watching a show like those three, which are of such a high quality artistically, I'm happy and I kind of stop being a producer and become a member of the audience. Of course, I have a special insight because, having produced the play, I'm probably more familiar with it than other theatregoers unless they've studied it in an academic way, but still, I can just sit there and think, "yeah, this is working". At that point, money and everything goes out of the window because all you're thinking is, "this is really good". Commercially, Abigail's Party was a great success in town and on tour, and the tour for Blithe Spirit was extraordinary and advance bookings for the West End are very good.
Which productions, in hindsight, might you not have done?
It wouldn't be fair on the people I've worked with to single any out, but there have certainly been a few which, in retrospect, we shouldn't have done, either because they didn't work artistically or they didn't work commercially or in some cases both.
What shows do you wish you'd been able to get your hands on?
There are shows around that I admire that I never could have produced. I saw the last night of Mary Poppins in Bristol. I think it will be the biggest musical ever, it's absolutely extraordinary. We could never have produced that, but I admire it enormously. Musicals are not really our bag. Maybe if the right musical came along …. But we have experience producing plays, that's what we like doing and that's what we'll go on doing.
What do you think of industry awards?
I think they're good as long as there aren't too many of them. As soon as you get too much of anything, it devalues the whole concept. The principle of any industry celebrating achievement in particular areas has got to be a good thing as long as it doesn't get too crazy.
How did your current productions come about?
In addition to Blithe Spirit, we've got two other shows, which are on tour at the moment: The Lady in the Van with Susan Hampshire, which is the first major revival of Alan Bennett's play since Maggie Smith did it in town in 1999, and Susan is absolutely tremendous in that; and The Dresser, directed by Peter Hall and starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Julian Glover, which is again a wonderful piece of work. The Lady in the Van came about because we've worked with Susan Hampshire before, she's an actress I admire and respect very much, and her agent and I were thinking of a play for her to do. It's as simple as that. With The Dresser, Peter had one of his very rare gaps in his schedule and we were thinking what we might produce together. Nicholas Lyndhurst had been attached to a revival of The Dresser for a long time. The rights had sat with two or three different producers. That happens with so many projects. An actor is keen to do a project and, for whatever reason, it doesn't happen and then it changes various hands. In this case, it ended up with us, which is fantastic, and all the dates worked.
Do you have an annual target for the number of shows you'll produce?
No. The whole point of Theatre Royal Bath Productions is to make money for Theatre Royal Bath. What's important for us is not Danny Moar producing a play, it's the theatre producing a play. The pleasure I get is producing for this theatre and opening plays in Bath. It's the most beautiful theatre in the country, I mean it really is. Also, I think a crucial difference for us is that, when we produce a play and exploit it either on tour or in the West End, we don't hand it over to commercial management, we are the commercial management. With Blithe Spirit, because it's a co-production with Duncan Weldon, that means 50% of the money for putting it on in town is ours, we will get 50% of the profits if it succeeds and we will suffer 50% of the losses if it doesn't.
What impact have profits made in Bath?
Could you have achieved the same through subsidy?
It's made a big impact. All the money we make goes back to Bath, where we've currently got two theatres, a main house and a studio. As we speak, we're also building a third theatre called the Egg and it will be just for children and young people. It's going to open to celebrate our bi-centenary next autumn. We've got a very big education department at the Theatre Royal. It's probably the biggest education department of any regional theatre in the country and that's basically funded by our production company activities. I mean, it can't be funded from anything else, because we get no subsidy whatsoever. We have tried to get government funding in the past, but I know I could spend six months lobbying, schmoozing and writing business plans to get maybe £50,000 a year or I can produce one play and make two or three times that. So it's a more efficient use of everybody's time to produce plays to make money than to go cap in hand to funding bodies.
What qualities do you think are most crucial to be a successful producer?
You've got to be resilient. You've got to be able to have a flop, wake up the next morning, read the reviews, know that you're inevitably going to lose money and still keep going. Resilience. Show me a single producer in this town who hasn't had quite a lot of failures. We all have but you just have to keep going. On top of that, you need faith, discernment, passion, financial acumen … all of that normal stuff.
If someone is able to maintain a certain emotional detachment, I can't think of anything that's better to do than be a theatre producer. It can be very addictive, but it's dangerous if you live and breathe it to the exclusion of all else. That can be very punishing personally. For me, producing is a part of my life but it's not my whole life. I mean, I've got a family, beautiful children, and they are obviously more important to me than anything. That helps me keep a sense of perspective.
What would you advise the government – or the industry -
to secure the future of British theatre?
I think there's a tendency, not so much in the commercial sector but in the subsidised theatre, towards a kind of victim culture. That really doesn't help. I've worked in the subsidised sector a lot and there are an awful lot of people there who are downtrodden, partly because they let themselves be downtrodden. I think we all need to be more positive. School parties aside, no one is ever going to go to the theatre because they have to or because it's good for them. My only advice is let's be more forward-looking, more positive. We have to recognise that theatre is part of a whole range of entertainment and leisure possibilities, people have a lot of choices. From the government's side, you could talk about tax breaks for theatre investment in the same way that there are tax breaks for movie investment, but no, generally I think it's pretty healthy. I have no industry-specific complaints at all for the government. I have general complaints that we, as citizens, pay too much tax, which means everyone has less money, which means they can't go to the theatre so often, but that applies to every consumer activity. Obviously, if the economy is strong, people will spend their money more and they'll spend their money more on theatre along with everything else.
Why do you think theatre is important in modern Britain?
I don't think theatre per se is important – it's good theatre that's important. There's lots of very bad theatre and that's worse than unimportant, it's pernicious. Good theatre is important like good literature or good paintings or good music is important. Art, at its best, holds a mirror up to our lives and ourselves. That's true even with something like Blithe Spirit. As well as laughing at the comedy in it, there's a picture of three marriages on display in that play, and you do get an insight. Parts of those marriages are probably recognisable in all our marriages.
How would you describe the current state of the West End?
I remember all the headlines over the spring and summer about how it was completely dire it was in the West End. Now The Producers has had a huge opening, The Woman in White is doing good business so I hear, and Mary Poppins is going to blow everyone away. It's a cyclical thing. The autumn and spring are always stronger than the late spring and summer.
It's true that the three I mentioned are all musicals, but I don't think there's a danger of musicals squeezing out plays in the West End. Places like the Lyric, the Gielgud, the Comedy and Albery and the Duke of York's, those are playhouses, they're too small for most musicals, so there are always going to have to be plays to fill them. I've heard the statistic about only one in ten plays ever making money, but I don't really believe it. I think people like to say that because it's part of the self-styled heroic posture that some producers, including myself, sometimes enjoy adopting. But you wouldn't have people like Duncan Weldon, Michael Codron and Bill Kenwright, all those fine producers, producing plays in the quantity that they do if they continually lost money. If nine out of ten of Duncan's or Michael's or Bill's plays lost money, they would have stopped doing it a long time ago. This is a marketplace and people are in it to make money.
What are the most important issues facing
commercial theatre in the 21st-century?
People just need to hold their nerve. Theatre has been around for thousands and thousands of years, and commercial theatre, as we recognise it, for many hundreds of years. It has survived cinema, it has survived television, it has survived video and, if the shows are good, people will keep going and it will survive whatever this century throws up. We just need to remember that and hold our nerve.
What are your plans for the future?
Peter Hall's season next year is the big thing on the horizon. I can't ever imagine us having more than two or three plays a year in the West End. I would call us an occasional West End producer rather than someone like Bill Kenwright or Duncan Weldon. We had four productions last year but only Blithe Spirit this year. Next year, we might have two or three but that'll be the maximum. We really hope The Dresser will be one of them. It's a great play and a great production. The pre-West End tour finishes middle of February so theoretically, it could be any time after that. The Lady in the Van is perhaps a possibility, too. Ours is a good production, the tour figures are very good, and the play did have a reasonably short run on Shaftesbury Avenue the first time round. Possible, possible.
Next year, we're also reviving John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, with David Tennant and Kelly Reilly. Depending on how it goes in Bath and Edinburgh (where it plays in January / February), we'd like to present it in town in 2006, the 50th anniversary of its premiere at the Royal Court.
- Danny Moar was speaking to Terri Paddock
Blithe Spirit opens on 22 November 2004 (previews from 16 November) at the West End's Savoy Theatre, where it's currently booking up to May 2005.


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Torch Song Trilogy
Editorial Staff • West End • 7 May 2002
Receiving its first major London revival since it was seen at the West End's Albery Theatre in a 1985 production which starred Antony Sher and also featured a very young Rupert Graves (in roles originally taken off-Broadway by Mr Fierstein himself and a very young Matthew Broderick), it is revealed now not merely as a gay classic but a classic, period. Bold, frank, adventurous, witty and wise, it offers a piercing portrait of a man looking for love and seeking to make a family, against the odds of society and the rejection of his own.
Written just a few years before the spectre of AIDS cast its dark shadows over the gay community - and proceeded to infect gay playwrighting, too, so that for the following decade no gay play was immune from looking at the virus - these plays have a far wider and more universal embrace, looking to the core of the human condition.
If that makes it sounds earnest, Fierstein's trilogy is anything but, because the firebrand that ignites it throughout is the sound of laughter. His wisecracking Jewish humour makes this the funniest laugh-out loud evening in London, but each line detonates with the kind of sharp edges that keep revealing harsher truths about the characters. That said, the author is also always compassionate, even forgiving: he doesn't judge these characters, merely reveals them as the bundle of contradictions all human beings are.
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Anirudha Srikkanth
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14 April 1987
Chennai, India
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Anirudha Srikkanth (born 14 April 1987) is an Indian cricketer. He was born in Madras (now called Chennai) to Indian cricketer Krish Srikkanth. He played for the Chennai Super Kings.He was sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad in the recent IPL Auctions
An attacking opening batsman, much like his father Krish Srikkanth, Anirudha made his first-class debut in the 2003-04 season as a 16-year-old. He was in and out of the Tamil Nadu Ranji squad in the following seasons but has enjoyed greater success in the limited-overs format and once topped the run charts for India Under-19s against the touring England U-19s in 2004-05. His record in the Twenty20 format too has been impressive, finishing the fourth-highest run-getter in the inter-state Twenty20 in 2007. That carried him into the list of 30 probables for the ICC World Twenty20 as well as the India Greens squad in the 2007-08 Challenger Trophy. He was later included in the Chennai Super Kings squad in the Indian Premier League Twenty20 tournament.
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He played for Chennai Super Kings in the Semi-Final Against the Deccan Chargers and Scored a fast 24 runs from 15 deliveries by hitting 2 sixes and 1 four before top edging the ball from Ryan Harris to mid-wicket Fielder Herschelle Gibbs He is also part of the champions trophy '10 held at South Africa.
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He scored 64 runs and was the man of the match in CSK's inaugural match versus KKR. He also got the award for maximum number of sixes.
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He scored 18 of just 6 balls in a low scoring match against Rajasthan Royals to give a thriller win, by 4 wickets.
Controversial inclusion in EPT Tournament in Australia[edit]
In July 2011, Srikkanth Anirudha found himself at the centre of a controversy after his inclusion in the squad for the Emerging Players tournament in Australia. One of the other four selectors said it was Krishnamachari Srikkanth who had brought up his son's name. Two of the remaining three defended Anirudha's selection and denied allegations the rest of them had succumbed to paternal pressure. His selection, they said, had been talked about in their meetings, where he was looked at as a potential limited-overs candidate based on his IPL and Champions League Twenty20 performances rather than first-class form.
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Overall, as a UNIX systems administrator, I found this book to be a "MUST HAVE" item for the professionals' bookshelf.
Most Unix admins have heard of NFS and NIS but might not have considered using them together. This book gives a very thorough discussion each topic, how to set it up, how to deal with advanced issues, and how to troubleshoot. Admins will really develop an appreciation for how useful these tools can be, especially when used together.
Though LDAP is gaining prominence, a network utilizing NIS, NFS, and automounter is still a very nice network to administer. Even just learning NFS/automounter is time well spent because it is a service not likely to go away. I really felt this this book was worth the time and money because it really helps the intermediate to advanced admin better gain control of the network (instead of the network controlling him :). Definintely give this book a try. Enjoy!
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