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Albert Hutton says...
i agree with jimmy d. strauss is pathetic in my opinion. if you dont turn up for an ashes test or any test against australia for that matter, then you shouldn't expect to be paid. young Broad was the only player to come out of this test with any credit at all. he was superb.
Posted 10:58 10th August 2009
Jack Dee says...
Bangladesh now poses a serious threat
Posted 10:54 10th August 2009
Mike Baker says...
personly i think bell should be dropped move bopara down and bring in luke wright he has been proforming for sussex lately or drop bopara move evey one up and put some one like masscarines after collingwood to have a smash at thing. like bring twenty 20 to test cricket
Posted 10:46 10th August 2009
William Maclean says...
There are none so blind as those who will not see! Nasser, it is time to wake up and face the facts - England are just NOT in the same class as Australia,South Africa, India. A side that is so dependant on 2 "star" players, is just a mix of bits and pieces players, waiting for one of those 2 to perform and when that does not happen, farce, chaos and disaster. Weak management and poor selection have not helped the cause, but neither does blinkered expectation from media and commentators. If more people in "the know" like you and your fellow commentators, were to stand up and state the facts, then maybe ENgland could start improving from grass roots level. That is where the problem lies - there is no or very little sport played at school level and no encouragement for competition in this PC day and age. So how do you expect players ate senior level to "have the edge"?
Posted 10:05 10th August 2009
Jezza Jezza says...
I really enjoyed watching Swann and Broad showing the middle order how it should be done..great entertainment...Bopara's confidence is shot and for a must win game he needs to go...I think that we need Ramps, experienced, scoring tons like it is going out of fashion and full of confidence...the next test is like a cup final and to win you pick your best side..just hope Freddie is fit as he seems to lift the team....my heart says england will win but my head says that the first innings of the last test has lost us the ashes
Posted 08:55 10th August 2009
Buddy Deperis says...
Don`t shuffle the pack yet ~ if at all. We`ve done this before,and are yet to learn the lesson .... .. we act in haste & repent at leisure. We`ve got time & its more important to us to know for certain whether Freddie is 100% fit & can go the 5 days without pain than scouring the country for a number 3 . That old apprehension of the Aussies is showing once again & pushing us to panic ~ these guys aren`t that good & heads down, we can & will take them.
Posted 08:46 10th August 2009
Greg Ranger says...
Nass, have thoroughly enjoyed your thoughts and comments throughout this ashes series, and prior to that, I think I've watched the last 6 years on Sky TV via Fox in Oz. I am very proud of the way our inexperienced side has bounced back. That shows real character. I think England will need a lot of luck, Flintoff fit, and Rudi if they are to win back the ashes. Also, you described Englands win at Lords a flogging, what do you call Headingley? I don't think Justin Langer's comments are accurate and should be taken with a grain of salt. However, there is some truth in his opinion about a lot of Englands players resolve. I was surprised that Broad was given so much credit for the 6 wickets, 2 good uns, 4 tailenders. If that performance is considered to be a great one, as most of your colleagues seem to think, god help you!! He will struggle on flat wickets. I dont think he is quick enough, aggressive enough or smart enough to be a good test bowler.Anyway, keep up the good work, your comments are valued. Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi
Posted 08:08 10th August 2009
Ian Gatward says...
I tend to look at it this way, yes it was about the worse I have seen an England side play but we are still in with a shout. There is no point making wholesale changes, if that was the case would johnson or siddell still be playing for Australia I don not think so, so there is the decider at the oval so I have a strong feeling that this last test match has really fired up the players into making sure that they do the job properly at the oval
Posted 07:41 10th August 2009
Edwin Keen says...
the pundits seem to think that flintoff and pieterson are the only two players in the england team flintoff want be there after this series and i doubt if pieterson will if the ecb stops him playing in ipl the two of them are only interested in the big money i believe flintoff only got the man of th match award @ lords through sympathy strauss should have got it for his 169 runs which gave england the cushion needed bring in fresh blood like trott or rob key and give sidebottom a chance after all stuart broad has done as well as flintoff with bat and ball so i dont think he will be missed nor would pieterson who only thinks of himself and not the team
Posted 03:28 10th August 2009
Louis Gibson says...
i think that england will go on and win back the ashes but only if they drop bopara it's not he is a bad player i just don't think he a test player but also i dont think harmison impressed so i would bring flintoff back in and also see what rob key, trott or luke wright
Posted 21:31 9th August 2009
Matt Allen says...
I have to disagree with Nasser. No one out there better to replace Bopara or Bell? Yes, Bell has hit a half century, but wasn't that on his home ground, and lets face it, had he not somehow got away with atleast two blatant lbw decisions, he'd have been out cheaply then as well. He fills me with no confidence. I do rate Bopara, but his body language speaks for itself right now, which suggests he needs to either bat lower down the order, or dropped from the 5th test entirely. I'd like to see Trott given a go, he bats well against pace, and is in great form. Yes, the 5th test will bring bags of pressure, but i truly believe Trott will score more runs than both Bell & Bopara right now. I'd drop Bell, bringing Trott in at 3, and Bopara at 4, hoping he's not having to come in and face a new ball! One final thought: Onion's to open the bowling! He's our most accurate bowler, bowls at the stumps, he'll put batsman under extreme pressure early on, and get wickets. Not used enough for my liking! COME ON ENGLAND!
Posted 20:42 9th August 2009
Ross Harvey says...
I have to agree with Jimmy D, the whole 'not turning up' terminology is just an excuse for some diabolical cricket. I've never been a fan of Ian Bell he is such a weak character and and his batting has never been sparkling! If thats the best player to replace KP then thats very frightening for english cricket and is no wonder why county teams pick abroad talent because the english talent just isn't there! In addition, Bopara has not got the mental strength to stand up against the aussies, in my opinion it should of been Key and Trott from the start two grinders and strong characters with a never say die attitude!
Posted 19:30 9th August 2009
Scrap all the 2005 ashes players. This should have been done when we lost 5-0 down under or after the world cup fiasco. Struss is no good as captain give it to Cook.
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The overwhelming majority of the American people do not want any U.S. attack on Syria. Most Americans are fed up with us intervening in Muslim nations and think we should stay out of the Syrian civil war. That does not mean that we will. Obama has put America between a rock and a hard place by accusing Assad of using nerve gas and saying because of that we will bomb his forces. If the U.S. does not now carry out the attack, America will look weak to bully rogue nations like Iran and North Korea and not acting will also disillusion allied nations like Israel, South Korea, and Japan that are under threat, and are counting on America to take action when rogue nations do cross the red lines that America set.
On the other hand, if America does carry out the attack, and if our Intelligence is later proven wrong, America will lose any remaining credibility that it has left in the world. And if America kills many innocent civilians as a result of the attack, some leaders in this nation could be called war criminals and America would become more hated and isolated.
Obama should never have put himself in this spot, but what-goes around-comes-around. The same people who were protesting America's military intervention in Vietnam and Iraq are now in leadership and they are getting us into a no win war of their very own making. They intend to use America's military to help the Sunni fight the Shia Muslims. I talked about Syria and this developing regional war between the Sunni and Shia Muslims in my last article, so I will spare you those details again.
The questions now are: will Obama get the congressional authorization to carry out this attack on Syria; and if not, will Obama attack Syria anyway? As of this writing, it looks like Obama may have the votes in the Senate to pass the resolution but the votes are not there in the House.
Obama is planning to take his case directly to the America people in a TV speech to the nation on Sept 10th. However, some are saying it will be too little too late to change enough votes in the House. I would not be so sure that it will play out that way. The House probably will not vote for at least two weeks on this resolution and by that time many things could happen that would change views and votes.
For example, last year on the 9/11 anniversary terrorists attacked our consulate in Benghazi and killed four Americans. If there was an attack on this nation or an ally on 9/11 or on any date before the House vote, and the attack could seemingly be tied to Syria, Hezbollah, or Iran, it could change the whole equation of support. Other possibilities, are that there will be another alleged gas attack or that convincing smoking gun evidence will be presented.
Speaking about 9/11, the plan as of this writing is for the Senate to vote on the bombing resolution on 9/11. Twelve years ago on 9/11 Al Qaeda brought down the twin towers that killed over 3000 Americans. Now on 9/11, the Senate may vote to bomb and that action could help Al Qaeda take over Syria. Ain't that freaky? Any Harbinger fans see any hidden message in that? And just in time for Halloween.
If Obama does not get the votes in Congress, for an attack he has other options. He could attack Syria anyway and risk the consequences of getting impeached and removed from office, especially if America gets dragged into a wider war, or if the attack does not go well and kills a lot of civilians. Obama also could say that he will wait for the U.N. investigation to be completed to get international support.
That would be the smart move because even Putin said he would back the removal of Assad if solid evidence is presented in the U.N. that proves that Assad carried out the nerve gas attack. In that case, an attack might not even be necessary because if Russia told Assad to step down, Assad probably would see little alternative.
Obama also could say that Congress has spoken and is now to blame for whatever happens in the area and just wash his hands of the whole matter and hope to use any negative fallout for the spot he put us in against the Republicans in the 2014 election.
What will Obama actually do? I don't have a clue, and at this point I am not sure that Obama has a clue either. After the box he put himself in with his own words, I don't think world leaders are going to be drawing red lines much anymore.
If America does attack Syria, there could be unforeseen consequences to America. A cyber attack that can bring down our electrical grid and infrastructure is not totally out of the question. Even the departing head of Homeland Security has warned us that it is not a matter of if this attack happens, it is just a matter of when. I also wrote an article on that cyber threat danger. We have been very careless in this country and we are very vulnerable to enemies using cyber warfare.
With this military action looming, all the prior Obama administration scandals are now pretty much lost in space. By the time this crises is resolved, if not before, we will have a budget crises. The government will be totally out of money by the middle of October if Congress does not increase the national debt limit. For a couple of months now, our government has been "borrowing" from every fund they know of to keep paying the bills. That is why the national debt clock has not moved in months. Once the debt ceiling is raised the national debt will suddenly jump to over $17 trillion.
The economy and the employment figures as told by our government remains deceptive. The government says that unemployment fell to 7.3 percent but that falling rate is only because more people continue to be removed from the work force. The percent of people in the work force is now the lowest that it has been in 35 years. Almost ten million people have left the workforce since Obama became President. Unbelievable.
I remember when one wage earner could make enough to support a family, but today half the families in the U.S. need two wage earners just to stay above the national poverty level. However, for many families these days there is only one parent. That is why the number of people below the poverty level keep rising along with the numbers of people on food stamp rolls. Most single parents are getting financial aid and many married couples do not see the point in both of them working low paying jobs when both working would just cut off their government aid but not improve their standard of living.
I guess the Feds will have to keep their house-of-cards printing machine going because the economy is not improving for most. The very rich are getting much richer, the middle class is losing ground, and the poor are getting poorer under Obama's "spreading the wealth around" administration. Next up, will be increasing inflation. Then there will be more lying about the data and more downward adjustments to any cost of living increases to make everyone but the rich poorer.
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After Thanksgiving watch for Comet Ison to be rising in the news and watch my article on Ison to magically start rising into the top one-hundred in my blog sidebar (wanna bet?). Of course, the comet might not turn out as bright as expected, but it also could be even more spectacular than expected. If things continue to deteriorate in the Middle East, Ison just might turn out to be a harbinger of a coming great war.
Things are not going well in Pakistan. They have about 100 nukes and the Jihadists would like to get them. We certainly are not going to allow that to happen. The Snowden leaks are very revealing, it seems about half of our satellite surveillance efforts are now spent on Pakistan. We would not be doing that if there was no threat. Pakistan might be the major news story before long.
You might also keep in mind that North Korea is a nation of the insane that is armed with nukes and we will soon be within their missile range. They are now building an expanded missile base from where they can better launch ICBMs. There are recent reports that N. Korea allowed 20,000 prisoners in a 28,000 prisoner camp to starve to death. If those incarcerated in these prison camps cannot grow enough food, they just let them starve. We use the U.N. Responsibility to Protect Doctrine as the excuse to intervene in Libya and Syria but millions have died of starvation under the insane tyrants of N. Korean and we do nothing. Nerve gas kills quickly, starvation is very slow torture. I guess our leaders think that it is America's responsibility to protect only when there is no risk to Americans.
Iran is going to have to make some nuclear agreement real soon or they will become the next major news story. The rest of this year and next year probably will not be dull. With all these major crises popping up one after another, don't expect much to be done about the lawlessness that is going on in Washington.
The best policy now may be to give the Marxist radicals running this nation enough rope to hang themselves through their own actions. They may totally destroy the whole progressive/liberal movement in this nation if they do not destroy our country first. If we try to force conservative values on leftists they will still exist and they will still blame freedom loving people who are not enslaved to the government plantation for the problems that they created. One book you might look into is the Liberty Amendments, by Mark Levin. It is a way to restore limited federal government by a constitutional method that will bypass the obstruction professional politicians set up in Washington D.C.
9/11 is also the day picked by WND and some of our media evangelical leaders for a national day of fasting, prayer and repentance for us Christians. I hope it is not the first that you heard of it, but I suspect for most it is. Fasting and prayer next Wednesday in America will probably consist of delaying the evening meal until after the Wednesday night church service, if that.
Some think it will be the start of a great Christian revival. Somehow, I don't think so. The star of this show will be Jonathan Cahn who wrote The Harbinger prophetic fabrication that is getting air time all over rather undiscerning Christian media. It is more likely that a patriotic dominionist religious Harlot will be idolized on the very same 9/11 date that the Senate Harlot votes to assist Al Qaeda in the killing of Christians in Syria than any true Christian revival will take place. This WND call is not to be confused with the Billy Graham last call program scheduled for November 7th. However, even B.G.E.A. does not preach like Billy Graham once did anymore, with their inclusive views toward Harlot religions. But I digress. The whole 9/11 thing is getting freaky.
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Revenge drives director Niels Aren Oplev's neo-noir "Dead Man Down" from several different directions.
Quietly intense Victor (Colin Farrell) and scarred recluse Beatrice (Noomi Rapace) can see each other from their tenement New York City balconies.
They were once happy people but now are furious at the people who have wronged them. It's not until Beatrice watches Victor strangle a man that she reaches out to her fellow loner.
Oplev directed the Swedish version of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," which starred Rapace as antiheroine computer hacker Lisbeth Salander. The director brings similar darkness and moodiness to "Dead Man Down."
The film is best when characters say little or nothing — when the dark moods of the settings, the city and its main characters are allowed to convey anger and loneliness, which occasionally bursts into rage.
The movie fails, however, when the director presents storylines that fail to add up. How does Victor, a Hungarian engineer, become an efficient mob killer (in terms of sharpshooting and explosives) in less than two years?
Victor terrorizes his boss, Alphonse (Terrence Howard), and his gang, the same people responsible for the death of his wife and daughter two years before. His goal is to eliminate the gang and some Albanian henchmen at the same time.
His plan is on pace when the shy Beatrice invites him to Chinese tea and then asks him to drive to a neighborhood and park.
She points out the man who, while driving drunk, hit her car, which permanently scarred half her face. While Victor rages quietly, Beatrice's rage slowly builds to white-hot.
Victor's former father-in-law (F. Murray Abraham) aids him in his guerrilla warfare against Alphonse.
No one in the gang trusts anyone, and that includes Victor's opportunistic friend, Darcy (Dominic Cooper), who wants to solve this mystery and score points with the boss.
Beatrice lives with her carefree French mother, Valentine (Isabelle Huppert), who just wants her to find a good man. Valentine provides decent humor in a family situation (and a movie) that benefits from it.
Over the course of their revenge, Victor and Beatrice discover their need to trust each other in a series of life-or-death situations smeared in filmmaker- provided red herrings.
Eventually, each wronged character will give the other an out before finalizing their revenge fantasies.
Audiences should be able to empathize with Rapace's well-drawn character, a once happy, gorgeous woman now imprisoned behind a half mask that prompts the neighborhood children to call her a monster.
The drama of Farrell's character should also appeal to moviegoers because of how Victor silently suffers while watching old videotapes of his family. And audiences should be moved when they see the horror on his face after he sees the brutal mess that surrounds his employers.
Despite those pluses, holes in the script undercut his believability.
Also, the movie's ending was problematic. It wasn't as much of a twist as the director and scriptwriter intended for it to be.
A great deal of "Dead Man Down" is enjoyable, but Oplev needed to temper the film more to the psychological and less to physical extremes.
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In the late 1950s, detective shows were all the rage. Today, the series Peter Gunn, starring Craig Stevens as the titular gumshoe, has faded a bit from popular memory. Its theme music, however, remains unforgettable.
Henry Mancini's classic score for the show has been covered over the years by everyone from guitar-slinger Duane Eddy to jazz singer Sarah Vaughn to progressive rockers Emerson Lake & Palmer. Now, there's a new album with a big brassy arrangement for a symphonic jazz orchestra, played by the Harmonie Ensemble/New York.
Steven Richman, the group's conductor and music director, told NPR's Linda Wertheimer why he thinks the show's cool, jazzy theme is so indelible. Hear their conversation, and selections from the album Henry Mancini: Music for Peter Gunn, at the audio link.
In the late 1950s, detective shows were all over black-and-white television.
CRAIG STEVENS: (As Peter Gunn) Ten thousand dollars for a couple of uniforms, new car with a paint job to make it look official - shouldn't be too difficult to dig up a siren and a red light.
WERTHEIMER: That is actor Craig Stevens as the suave gumshoe Peter Gunn. The show ran from 1958 to 1961. It was popular. Today, the TV series may have faded from memory, but the theme music remains unforgettable.
WERTHEIMER: Henry Mancini's score is a classic. It's been covered over the years by everyone from guitar slinger Duane Eddy to jazz singer Sarah Vaughan to progressive rockers Emerson Lake and Palmer. Now there is a new album with a big brassy arrangement for a symphonic jazz orchestra played by Harmonie Ensemble/New York.
WERTHEIMER: Steven Richman is conductor and music director of Harmonie Ensemble/New York, and he joins us from our bureau there. Welcome.
STEVEN RICHMAN: Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.
WERTHEIMER: So why did you decide to reach all the way back to Peter Gunn?
RICHMAN: We actually were able to get our hands on the original arrangements. Now to my knowledge, this is the first recording since 1958 which Mancini himself did. This the first recording of Mancini's original arrangement.
WERTHEIMER: As I recall the show, one of the places where a lot of the action happened was in a kind of a bar which had a jazz ensemble playing.
RICHMAN: That's true. It was called Mothers. Peter Gunn would stop in from time to time and, of course, his girlfriend, who was named Edie Hart, sang a bit. And they had - it was an opportunity because they had some famous jazz musicians, you know, in the background. But you could see them. There were actually some cameo appearances by the great trumpeter Shorty Rogers and the great drummer Shelley Manne.
Now you have to understand also that they used the smaller group for the actual television show. It might vary slightly from week to week because Mancini wrote that he had a $2,000 budget per week. Now this was 1958. For the recording that he made, he used a somewhat larger - I believe it was 22 which is what we used.
So I kind of like to go back to the beginning because the originals are often the best. And it's also - it's what I grew up with. In a sense, my most recent projects over the last few years have been kind of reliving my childhood I guess.
WERTHEIMER: Why was this music - this particular kind of music - do you think it was important to the television series? And why was it woven into the TV series?
RICHMAN: I think it was enormously important to the television series. And in fact, Mancini was getting twice the amount of fan mail than the show itself. And the music of course took on a life of its own.
WERTHEIMER: One of the things that I thought was interesting was there are a number of different styles that are reflected in this album. Here are a couple of excerpts that are contrasty, I guess. There's a track that has a hint of early rock 'n roll from that time.
WERTHEIMER: It sort of sounds like it's going to wheel in to "Night Train," but it doesn't.
RICHMAN: Exactly.
WERTHEIMER: And here's a very different one. This is something that seems to hearken back to an earlier Benny Goodman or Artie Shaw.
WERTHEIMER: Do you think that was typical of Henry Mancini to try to evoke different musical styles of the time sort of depending on what the scenes were?
RICHMAN: Absolutely. And he had paid his dues and learned his craft, you know, over several years working at Universal where he had to write for absolutely anything.
You know the story about how this music came to be. At a certain point, Universal let go their entire music department. And so Mancini was out of a job and - but he still had a pass. And so he went back to the studio, and he went to get a haircut.
And when he came out, Blake Edwards, the famous producer, director was standing there. And they knew each other. They had worked before. And he said I'm looking for somebody to write a jazz inflected score for my television show. I think he wanted somebody also with big band background which Mancini had. And of course, Mancini jumped at the chance.
RICHMAN: We performed this I think three years ago at St Peter's, the jazz church in New York City. And at that point I didn't have an intention to record it, but the audience reaction was so intense and positive I thought, man, maybe we should record this. And the record company, Harmony Amundi, was very interested.
So a year later, we performed it again in the same venue. And I should mention that Ginny Mancini, who is Henry Mancini's widow - she's 90 years old. I mean, if you saw what she looks like, she looks like she's maybe 60. She look - and just loaded with energy.
So she came to the performance, and she was just ecstatic. I didn't get to ever speak, you know, with Henry Mancini, but just have contact - I still maintain contact with her. And she's very, very excited about this CD.
WERTHEIMER: Steven Richman is conductor of Harmonie Ensemble/New York. Their new CD is "Music For Peter Gunn." Thank you very much.
RICHMAN: Thank you. My pleasure.
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New Leafs assistant coach Horachek preaches '5, 5, 5′ defense
Jul 17, 2014, 4:07 PM EDT
The Toronto Maple Leafs feel they have a strong starting goaltender in Jonathan Bernier, but their defense last season left something to be desired. Toronto finished dead last in the NHL in shots allowed per game and consequently surrendered an average of 3.07 goals.
They recently brought in Peter Horachek to serve as an assistant coach and he might prove to be part of the solution in Toronto. If nothing else, he's going into the city with a defensive philosophy he intends on promoting.
"I like to use the numbers 5, 5, 5, which means in every single zone, you have all your people there," Horachek told The Fan 590. "That means there's a cluster of people. Back pressure is the biggest difference in the last eight years or so … (successful teams) don't allow teams to have to have second wave attacks."
In other words, Horachek wants to focus on coordination from the players on the ice, with everyone being involved offensively and everyone switching over to defense as soon as the puck is turned over.
"Getting everyone in the picture at all times is going to be key," Horachek added.
Finding a solution to the Leafs' defensive shortcomings in general is paramount. None of the bottom 10 teams in terms of goals allowed made the playoffs last season. Having a strong group of skilled forwards simply isn't good enough on its own.
- lakeshoreleafsfan - Jul 17, 2014 at 4:54 PM
Sounds good to me
- courtjester1234 - Jul 17, 2014 at 6:19 PM
I loved him on Welcome Back Kotter. I liked him better than Vinny Barbirino. Didn't know he had hockey skills
- thatguytml92 - Jul 17, 2014 at 7:34 PM
Hopefully horachek can help out the defence. If he can help them get from worst to top 15 he'll get recognition and consideration for a coaching job again who knows. I like the assistant coaches they chose to hire. I think they will make a big difference, not necessarily playoffs but an overall better team with different direction
- elrock7 - Jul 17, 2014 at 7:55 PM
The Leafs were a playoff team, and should have eliminated the Bruins 2 yrs ago. Last year also playoff team until Bernier injury and subsequent 8 game losing streak.
I will be surprised if they do not make it this season.
- phtjoey - Jul 17, 2014 at 8:04 PM
C'mon! Truth is you rarely ever have the luxury of always having 5 guys between the blue lines. So, that's BS. Even during a perfect defensive performance when you've been able to keep the gap between the d men and f1,2 & 3 at a minimum you're still not going to always have 5 guys between the blue line. Too many times last year the Leafs d men were getting beat silly. It really comes down to simple hockey basics. 5, 5, 5…. don't think so. How has that worked out for coach Horachek thus far?
- dueman - Jul 17, 2014 at 8:58 PM
Considering that the season hasn't started yet, he's been perfect…hasn't lost a game yet!
- Hard to BeLeaf - Jul 18, 2014 at 12:44 AM
"How has that worked out for coach Horachek thus far?"
He got a job in the NHL for what he knows. What do you do?
- raleighcaniac - Jul 18, 2014 at 1:41 PM
Totally agree. You get good offense going and have a couple of your forwards down deep near the goal line burning big time energy for 20-25 seconds, there's little to no chance they are somehow going to have the strength to come back up the ice and make a difference at your own blueline. This is just pixie dust x/o's living in a perfect world. This coach is taking a page out of Herman Cain's 9-9-9 shyza.
- cgale6 - Jul 18, 2014 at 5:58 PM
Let's just hope that the players follow the defense first plan, if they followed it last year they would have made the playoffs and everyone would be praising Carlyle to stay as coach. Not like the guy doesn't know how to coach with a cup under his belt and a Norris trophy in his playing days ( but this guy doesn't know how to coach defense) it makes me laugh when the media and "fans" are all over the guy, the team messed up guys they had no heart, not the coach just sayin
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Every morning, we compile the links of the day and dump them here... highlighting the big storyline. Because there's nothing quite as satisfying as a good morning dump. We're talking, of course, about the weak link in the Red Sox rotation, Felix Doubront, and his inevitable replacement, Allen Webster. It may not happen this week or this month, but it will happen. Performances like last night's in a 7-0 loss to the Rangers just reinforce why Doubront simply cannot remain a long-term member of a rotation that has designs on pitching deep into October. For all the talk of the 25-year-old Doubront's great stuff, there's more to baseball than the occasional swing and miss, particularly now that his fastball has dropped from last year's 95-96 mph to a disconcerting 90 or 91. Even teams with bullpens as deep as the Red Sox' want their starters reaching the seventh inning, and Doubront simply has not grasped this concept. Herald - Web will snare Felix I have no great love for Felix Doubront. The Sox could trade him tomorrow and I'd shrug my shoulders and carry on with my day. But this overreaction to last night's admittedly God-awful performance is slightly annoying. Before last night, he had been pitching about as well as you could expect him to. He went 6 2/3 inning in both of his previous two starts, giving up 3 runs in each game, while striking out 8 in both. Of course, he walked 9 batters between the two starts, and they were against Houston and Oakland, so it wasn't all roses. The big knock on Doubront is that he simply allows too many baserunners; which is a legit concern. When he's not walking people (which is rare) he's giving up hits. Now, Felix has a knack for not allowing the plethora of baserunners he lets on to cross home, but that's not something a team can rely on. If Allen Webster (or anyone else) gives the Sox a better chance to win than Doubront, let's bring him up. I won't complain. But let's not act like Doubront - who we were all pleasantly surprised with last season - is suddenly not a Major League talent based on one terrible, terrible, awful, bad game. The fastball is a concern, but even with the lower velocity he's been essentially the same pitcher this season as he was last. Or maybe it's just that all this winning has changed our expectations. Rest of the links: Herald - Get to crux of the data | WEEI - Red Sox minor league roundup | Closing Time: Derek Holland baffles Red Sox, leads Rangers to win | Globe - Red Sox lost 7-0 at Texas as Doubront struggles | Doubront in search of his lost fastball | CSNNE - Rangers smoke Red Sox, 7-0 | McAdam: Buchholz continues to get accused of doctoring
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"The Screw" was published between 1847 and 1850 in Frankfort, Kentucky. The first issue was published in the neighboring city of Louisville. Two of the editors of the newspaper were Samuel I. M. Major and John Monroe. The publication was semi-controversial because of the political content. In another newspaper, Major and Monroe printed an editorial about "The Screw" after publication ceased. In the statement the men, "avow ourselves as part of the editors of the late anonymous paper caleed "The Screw", and disavow any intention to injure or insult anyone. An apology directly to the ladies is made in this item." Newspapers and periodicals of Frankfort, Kentucky p. 48
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Bob Minsky: Why aren't St. Lucie County residents demanding educational excellence?
May I take the presumptuous position to assume that almost everyone in St. Lucie County agrees the quality of education for our children is a significant factor for their successful and sustainable future? I cannot conceive of any parent not wanting the best possible education for their children.
We all share the cost of providing education through our taxes whether as property owners or renters. The future of our nation is vested in the children of today. We the people who vote and pay the bills have the ultimate responsibility for the quality of education, not the superintendent and not the School Board. They are only authorized to operate and maintain our education system and they are inalienably responsible to the voters for their performance.
I have no expertise in running an educational system. I also have no expertise in repairing a car or television set but I do know when they are not working the way they should. When I see evaluations consistently rate the schools of our neighboring counties higher than ours, I have to ask, "Why?"
Are their children born smarter or genetically superior to ours? I don't believe that. So why do their schools do better? Some people ask questions already knowing the answers I am not doing that. I really want to know why. We have an experienced superintendent, a School Board, and a significant number of trained and experienced administrative and educational professionals in our system. So is it unreasonable to ask them what do we have to do to make our system as good as the systems around us?
As a taxpayer with no children in the system I am willing to try and do whatever it takes to make our system better. But no one is telling us what needs to be done. I have been asking that question for years and have never got an answer.
Unless we are willing to subject the children of this county to a substandard education and a questionable future, it is a question I feel must be asked and must be answered by those who manage our educational system. Because if they can't answer that question then they are not doing what they have been hired to do. Its an adage; if you don't know where you are going, how are you going to get there?
Even within our district some schools consistently outperform others. A prudent person might ask what are they doing differently and why aren't the rest of the schools implementing their best practices? Another question is why are the people willing to allow this mediocrity to continue.
I am not trying to assess blame but I am addressing the voter's apathy to not demand a better system. This is a community problem and it will take the entire community to address. But it is the responsibility of the professionals to tell us what has to be done and how to do it.
You can't fix a flat tire by filling the gas tank. The desire to improve is admirable but to improve to not as bad as it was, is not very admirable.
Common sense tells me that if others can operate excellent school systems, there exist processes that could guide others to excel. If there were no one better than us we would be the example for others. Since that is not the case, is it unreasonable to ask why our district is not seeking those examples to improve?Lastly, why are the people of St Luc.ie County not demanding it?
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A rural Norwalk resident pleaded guilty Tuesday to rummaging through the glove compartment of a car in a garage in the city.
Joel E. Gough, 20, of 985 Hasbrock Road, faces six to 12 months behind bars when he is sentenced Nov. 6 for breaking and entering. Huron County Assistant Prosecutor Richard Woodruff said in exchange for Gough's guilty plea, the state agreed to recommend "community control in some form."
On May 5, the Norwalk Police Department received the report of someone going through vehicles.
"Officers (Jared) Ferris and Dave Daniels responded," Woodruff said.
When Daniels arrived at the scene, the officer saw Gough laying across the front seat of a Ford car in a West Main Street garage and determined the defendant had rummaged through the glove compartment, he said.
Gough remains out, having posted 10 percent of a $10,000 bond.
Huron County Common Pleas Judge Jim Conway and Huron County Public Defender David Longo said the defendant was on non-reporting probation through Norwalk Municipal Court at the time of the burglary. The original conviction was underage consumption for a 2012 incident.


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1836 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-67 Original, Pollock-70, R.5, PR65 Cameo NGC. CAC....
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1836 Cap and Rays Gold Dollar1836 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-67 Original, Pollock-70, R.5, PR65 Cameo NGC. CAC.
Judd-67, PR65 Cameo
Coin-Turn Original Striking
Judd-67, PR65 Cameo
Coin-Turn Original Striking
Design. The design was engraved by Christian Gobrecht and the obverse was Mexican influenced with a Liberty cap surrounded by rays of glory. The reverse features the denomination 1 D. within a coiled palm frond, with the date below and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA above. Struck in gold with a 10% copper alloy with a plain edge.
Commentary. Judd-67 is the first gold dollar pattern struck in anticipation of a future coinage. It is also one of the few gold patterns, actually struck in gold that can be obtained at a somewhat reasonable price. Both originals and restrikes exist for Judd-67, with one overstruck example known on an 1859 gold dollar as its host. That piece is clearly visible on the USPatterns.com website. In general original strikes have a coin turn while restrikes have a medallic turn. However, there are exceptions, with some restrikes showing a coin turn. This design was restruck in 1844 with a 10% silver alloy, and it was also struck in silver, copper, and oroide or copper-nickel.
Physical Description. This coin-turn piece is believed to be from the original striking period. The fields show remarkable depth of reflectivity on each side with noticeably frosted devices. Close examination reveals only the slightest contact marks, the only one distinctive enough to use as a pedigree identifier is a slight scuff located within the D in the denomination. This example is tied with one other piece at the PR65 Cameo level, and that coin is a PR65+ (2/13).
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The authors present a variety of surface-drive film actuators and discuss their characteristics. An actuator consisting of a stator with three-phase 420 μm-pitched electrodes and a slightly conductive slider was developed previously. A finer 100 μm-pitched stator was fabricated and operated. A two-phase stator, whose fabrication is easier, was developed, and a two-phase 50 μm-pitched stator was fabricated and tested. The need for conductivity on the slider narrows the application field of the actuator. An ion-charged motor which can drive most thin insulating films and uses an air ionizer to give charges on the slider was developed. The produced motive force is numerically and experimentally analyzed. The optimal gap between the electrodes and the slider surface is found to be around 20% of electrode pitch. The 100 μm-pitched stator drives a slider at ±250 V, 1000 Hz, producing 20 N/m2 at maximum. Comparison between developed actuators demonstrates the advantages of fabricating fine electrodes
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