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Bettman has the cheek of a cat burglar, the determination of a pit bull and the stubbornness of a mule. He treats hockey fans like a bunch of monkeys and his latest offer to the NHLPA was pure, unadulterated horse patootie.
Bettman's most recent stunt was so cute, it could have been a Kodak Moment. First, he hit the players with an "offer" that was more like a rollback to 1994. Then, when he softened that "offer" ever so slightly, he made like he had offered an enormous concession.
Bettman is like a bully neighbour who knocks on your door and says he's going to be taking your house, your wife, your kids, your cars and your dog. You mutter something about places where the sun don't shine and he leaves.
Two weeks later, the neighbour is back. Just to prove what a nice guy he is, he says, he's willing to make concessions. He's still going to take the house, the wife, the kids and the cars — but this time, he's willing to let you keep the dog and live in the basement.
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|Who needs Marbury?
|02.07.09 at 12:06 am ET
NEW YORK — There is a fur-lined coat and baseball cap hanging in Stephon Marbury's locker. They don't belong to Marbury, though. Al Harrington is using the empty space for storage. Many of the Knicks don't need Marbury or his belongings in their locker room. In fact, they aren't sure who needs him either.
'It's hard to say,' said Jared Jeffries. 'There's a lot of 'what ifs."
There is no question Marbury is a talented point guard, his teammates don't deny that. He is a two-time All-Star with a career average of nearly 20 points and eight assists per game over the course of 11 years. These are numbers that rival premiere point guards like Dwyane Wade, Allen Iverson, and Chris Paul.
'Obviously Steph is an experienced guard,' said David Lee. 'He's been in the league a long time. He's been through the battles in the West and the battles in the East. He's a guy that's obviously a very skilled player.'
Jeffries concurred.
'He's definitely a talented player,' he said. 'He's a big guard, he's a really good scorer, he's scored a lot in this league. He's a good point guard, he really is talent-wise. He's a really good point guard so any time you have a talent like that you could use that.'
Yet the Knicks don't want to use that talent. The experience and stats are there, but is the potential to help a team win it all? While rookie Anthony Roberson praised his mentorship off the court, his teammates are indecisive about what he has to offer anymore.
'I don't know,' Lee said of Marbury's abilities to help a team in the running for the title. 'I'm not sure if he's ever been to the Finals. I could be wrong. It'll be interesting to see and it'll be interesting to see what happens with Steph and New York and if he does get released or if he decides to go to another team. I heard them talking about that during the TNT game against L.A. the other night. That should be interesting.'
What's more interesting is the fact that Lee has been Marbury's teammate since 2005 and he can't form a decisive opinion. But teams like the world champion Boston Celtics have still expressed interest in Marbury, dramatics and all. So why, if a team of that caliber is willing to take a closer look at him, can't his teammates who know his game best speak to his value?
Don't ask Nate Robinson. Even though he entered the NBA as Marbury's back up, he no longer feels comfortable commenting on the issue. The one thing the Knicks are certain on is their choice of point guard this season. Chris Duhon leads the floor without the drama, an asset they'd take any day.
'He's a guy that really knows how to play the game,' Lee said of Duhon. 'But we are very happy with what Chris has done this year. I'm not sure you could ask for any more than Chris has done. Steph's a great guard, but we're very happy with Duhon.'
The fur-lined coat and baseball cap still hung in Stephon Marbury's locker after the Celtics banned together to beat the Knicks on Friday night. They won with a fourth quarter push fueled by communication and chemistry. It's the type of victory may not have been possible if Marbury's belongings were hanging in a Celtics locker.
|Three's Company
|02.06.09 at 8:13 pm ET
NEW YORK ' The New York Knicks have not held anything back from behind the arc against the Boston Celtics this season. In their first three match ups, the Knicks attempted 80 three-point shots, 22 more than the Celtics. On Friday night the Celtics were ready to counter the offensive assault.
Before the game Glen Davis extended his warm ups to the three-point line. Big Baby knocked down three consecutive shots from the top of the arc. Moments later, Ray Allen took target practice from the bench. In a close competition with Celtics assistant coach Mike Longabardi, Allen took shot after shot frim his seat. And not to be outdone, Leon Powe drained a three from the sidelines in front of a surprised Patrick O'Bryant.
The Celtics knew what they were in for. At the end of the first quarter alone, the Knicks had shot 4-for-10 from long range.
|Sounds of the game… Lakers 110, Celtics 109 OT
|02.06.09 at 6:49 am ET
Forget the NBA Finals of last June. Thursday night's regular season game between the Celtics and Lakers at TD Banknorth Garden went a long way to restoring one of the sport's great all-time rivalries.
And just listening to Doc Rivers' verbal tirade to the referees in the hallway proves how much this one hurt for the Green.
Rivers COULD NOT believe a hand check was not called on the Lakers as they tried to throw Ray Allen's timing off at the end of overtime with Allen having the ball and a chance to win the game just like he did 48 hours earlier in Philadelphia.
"That was a hand check!" Rivers exclaimed in the hallway as the Celtics filed to their locker room, past the officials' room on the right.
Then there was the sparring between Kobe Bryant and Rajon Rondo, as Bryant, who was held to 26 points on 10-of-29 shooting, waved his finger in Rondo's face in the third quarter. That was followed minutes later by Lamar Odom and Kevin Garnett going toe-to-toe before calmer heads prevailed. And lest we forget the rivalry between the two coaches.
Phil Jackson was peeved when Doc Rivers was given a sports-drink shower on the court in the closing minutes of Game 6 of The Finals last June. Jackson said after the game that he didn't think Garnett looked like he was ready to return from the flu. Oh really Phil?
This game meant a lot to both teams.
It meant the end of Boston's 12-game winning streak, meaning the Lakers have ended their 19-game AND 12-game runs this season. It meant that Los Angeles has swept the season series and holds the tie-breaker should the two teams end up deadlocked at the end of the season.
For the Lakers, it meant beating a team that seven months earlier humiliated them on the same court by 39 points in the most embarrassing loss in franchise history. They remembered the Gatorade shower that Rivers received from Pierce and Co. as Boston claimed its 17th title.
And it showed that these Lakers, even without big man Andrew Bynum, COULD play defense when it mattered and they won't be pushed around anymore.
Here's how both teams articulated it.
Paul Pierce said it was just one game and hopefully they'll meet again.
Eddie House thought the Lakers celebrated like they just won the title. Yo LA, this was game 51, regular season, that is.
House thought the Lakers were allowed to be more physical than the Celtics.
Ray Allen was more disappointed that Kevin Garnett was called for a cheap foul that gave him five late, just before fouling out in the fourth.
Doc Rivers felt that was a hand check on Allen at the end.
Rivers was worried early in the second half about how the game was getting away from the officials.
Rivers thought it was a chippy game.
Lakers coach Phil Jackson thought it was a great game for the NBA.
Jackson didn't think Garnett was ready to play after missing the last two games with the flu.
Kobe Bryant thought it WAS a statement game for his Lakers.
Pau Gasol wished the Lakers had played like this last year in The Finals.
|Is this really just another game?
|02.06.09 at 12:35 am ET
No one on the Los Angeles Lakers is more outspoken about his feelings toward the Boston Celtics than Sasha Vujacic. Make no mistake, he is not over last season's loss in the NBA Finals. Less than a year later, the emotional wound is still very open.
'I wouldn't say it's hatred,' Vujacic said before the Lakers overtime win against the Celtics (RECAP HERE). 'It's just hard when you lose in the Finals to forget about it and say life goes on. It doesn't go on. I'm always going to be kind of scarred.'
Kind of scarred? Vujacic won't even wear green — 'I've seen too much green in June' — but he doesn't think these sentiments are over the top. Any player who claims it's just another game, he attests, isn't being honest.
'I think that if you go in the Celtics locker room and you ask them about us, they're going to have the same opinion. The only difference is they have a championship ring and they have a trophy at home,' he said. 'I would say that for both teams, no matter what they say or no matter what people think, it will never, ever be 'just another game' against the Celtics or against the Lakers.'
For many of the Celtics, this wasn't just another game. As Ray Allen explained, the Celtics were the hunted against a Lakers team looking for revenge. The Cs knew the Lakers were going to attack with a Game Seven mentality and they wanted to match that energy.
'We approach it as an intense playoff atmosphere,' Allen said. 'We definitely don't take it lightly. It's a very intense moment for us. We look forward to it and the focus in the locker room is pretty intense … Now we're on the other side of the fence where we've got to pick it up and we've got to get momentum going here into the playoffs.'
Kendrick Perkins agreed.
'I thought it was very physical. I thought it was a playoff-type atmosphere game,' he said. 'It wasn't a make-or-break for the season, no doubt about it, but we wanted to win the game. You could tell, any time we go through a game like that, hard fought, you just want to get the win.'
There may have been a playoff atmosphere but that doesn't mean this game has the ramifications of a postseason match up. Nobody won a ring, no one was sent home for the summer.
'What was it? Game 51? It was Game 51,' said Eddie House. 'I think they feel like they won the Finals, the way they were celebrating out there, and it's Game 51. I think it just meant more to them to come in here and be able to get that monkey off their back to feel like, oh they can get a win out here. So that's behind us. I think it meant more to them but we just keep it moving.'
At the end of overtime the Celtics were the world champions while the Lakers were still seeking to take the title away. But seasons are not decided in February. Ultimately, it is just another game in the grand scheme of the regular season. Even Vujacic, open wound and all, isn't celebrating just yet.
'We don't celebrate,' he said after the game. 'We celebrate in June.'
|The Edge Goes to L.A.
|02.06.09 at 12:34 am ET
At some point in the last decade or so, the everlasting image of the Lakers-Celtics thing became the Kevin McHale clothesline of Kurt Rambis. It is the first image they show on the JumboTron in the pregame and whenever it does appear, the crowd responds with a familiar cry of bloodlust.
Forget Larry hitting the turnaround on Magic. Forget Henderson stealing the ball. Forget Don Nelson's jumper bouncing high off the rim. Forget Russell winning one last time while Wilt stewed on the bench. This is what we think about when we think Lakers-Celtics: Rambis going up for a layup and McHale decking him.
Legend has it that Pat Riley decided after that series that no team of his would ever get knocked around like that again, and thus gave the world Anthony Mason, Charles Oakley and the rest of the aesthetically unpleasing Knicks of the early 90's.
The underlying message in all of this is has always been: Boston tough. L.A. soft.
Pau Gasol? Soft.
Lamar Odom? Flaky. Also, soft.
Kobe Bryant? Not soft, but when your two-guard is your hardest player you've got problems. Michael Jordan had Oakley and then Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman, after all.
When the Lakers lost the final game of last season by 39 points, that only intensified the feeling that the Celtics were the grittier, tougher, shove-you-first (and last) team.
Thursday night's game was anything but timid. (Click here for a recap.) The shoulders were set harder on high screens. The elbows were flying away from the play. There were double technicals and stare downs and even one bizarre sequence where Odom smacked Kevin Garnett in the back and then seemed to temporarily lose his mind over K.G.'s penchant for swatting away shots after the whistle.
"It was a physical game, but you have to come to expect that," Paul Pierce said. "All those things said about the Lakers not being a physical team, you just have to expect that they're gonna come around and hold their chests up high."
The nature of play did not sit well with Doc Rivers.
"In the third and fourth quarters, I thought the game got out of control," Rivers said. "I really did. And I thought the officials let it get out of control. I just thought there was a lot of chippiness. We were the retaliators a lot tonight, and we got caught. Obviously. Both teams. I thought it was a chippy game in the second half and it didn't need to be."
Between quarters Rivers was in the ear of the officials–Monty McCutchen, James Capers and Leon Wood–yelling about the loose elbows that were swinging around.
Here's the thing though. The Lakers took those shots, and they didn't flinch. Kobe, we know about. Say what you will about Kobe Bean Bryant but he does not back down from a street fight. Time and again he lined up deep 3-pointers with Pierce draped all over him and he knocked them down, which only adds to his image as the NBA's most cold-blooded player.
But Gasol, forever derided as being Teddy Ruxpin soft, scored 24 points and had 14 rebounds and it wasn't like he was shooting 20-foot jumpers either.
"Gasol was the star of the game," Rivers said. "He got it deep, he got hook shots, fadeaways."
If the Celtics had a mental edge over the Lakers, it's gone now. The Lakers have talked (and talked) about the way last year ended for them, getting humiliated on the Garden floor. They've talked about it so much that you couldn't help but wonder if this would become one of those self-fulfilling prophesies where the ending was written before the scenario even took place. That's gone now.
"It was important for us," Bryant said, acknowledging the obvious. "I think the growth that we had from last year to this year, when they went on those 8-0 runs we kept our poise. Last year, 8-0 runs turned into a 15-2 run. That is something that we couldn't weather and I think we've grown tremendously in our execution and our poise."
The Celtics all said that this was just another game in the 82-game schedule. They learned from the last time the Lakers snapped one of their winning streaks that they can handle the aftershocks. One tends to believe them when they say that because they backed it up by ripping off 12 straight wins.
But there was a weird moment at the end of the post-game press conference where Garnett, whose mind had been wandering (understandably since he has been laid up for the better part of the past week) snapped back to the here and now. The question was about whether the Celtics wanted to see the Lakers again in the Finals.
"Hell yeah," he said fixing his glare on the questioner for a good five seconds. "We're the champs, right?"
They are the champs and are entitled to all the benefits that distinction holds, and in a seven-game series they'd still be the choice. But they know. The dynamic has shifted.
|Celtics-Lakers Game Blog: OT
|02.05.09 at 11:00 pm ET
At the start of overtime … Celtics 101, Lakers 101
– Missed free throws and a fumbled game winner? Very uncharacteristic of Paul Pierce. Nonetheless the Celtics will have to play another five minutes without Garnett.
– Ray Allen is itching to take over. I say let him have the ball.
– Pierce's sweatband was nearly knocked off his head and Allen fell to the ground trying to take a charge from Gasol. The Celtics are getting frustrated by the no-calls but emotions can't get in the way in close situations like this.
– Big Baby will not give up on his jumper and it finally paid off. He is one-for-seven from the field but his single shot put the Celtics up 109-108 … Spoke to soon. Davis got shot happy and attempted another J, which fell short and eventually resulted in two free throws by Odom.
– Looks like Fisher took a foot to the head courtesy of Rondo after the two chased after the ball. Fisher got whistled for the non-shooting foul. Another game-winner for Ray? Not this time. Lakers 110, Celtics 109.
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At the start of the fourth … Celtics 81, Lakers 77
For Paul's third quarter recap, click here.
Fourth Quarter Observations:
– The Celtics and Lakers have each hit 30 field goals. The Cs have a slight edge at the line (13 to 12) and behind the arc (eight to five). Their big advantage comes on the glass (35 to 29) and consequently off of fast breaks (17 to 11).
– Tony Allen vs. Sasha Vujacic: let the emotions start flowing.
– Trevor Ariza's having trouble guarding Pierce. He got whistled late in the third to boost the Celtics momentum and got called for another foul a minute into the fourth.
– Remember how Doc said Powe would break out of his slump? So far he has eight points and seven rebounds in 13 minutes.
– Doc has put the starters back in with 6:40 to go. The Lakers are going with their starters minus Walton/plus Vujacic. Odom is the problematic one tonight, not Kobe. He's gone to the line nine times, most recently drawing KG's fifth foul.
– Garnett fouled out on a controversial call with 4:22 left in the game and the Celtics up 95-93. Lakers don't have Andrew Bynum, Celtics don't have KG. Let's see who pulls it out without their bigs. Big Baby gets the nod for Garnett.
– During a timeout the entire Celtics bench was on their feet … except for KG. It must be killing him to be on the sidelines. Missing the game with the flu is one thing. Fouling out on a ticky-tack call is another.
– Celtics caught a break with a Lakers 24-second violation. Apparently Gasol thought the ball hit the rim while he looked for the open player. Doc's going for stops with Eddie House on the bench.
– Kobe, Paul, or Ray. Who's going for the big shots?
– Pierce's free throw tied it up at 101 apiece and the Celtics are facing overtime if they can't pull of a game-winner with seven seconds to go.
– And we're headed to OT.
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CHURCH NEWS: The Parish of St Joseph's in Rugeley is organizing a fundraising walk from the Church to the Sports and Social Club, Great Haywood on Sunday 18th May.
The annual Colwich Parish Rogation Sunday Walk will be during the afternoon of 25th May, starting at 2.30pm. Further details will be posted on the Parish Council notice boards and from the village churches nearer the time. This event harks back to the traditional walks that were held in medieval times to mark the boundaries of parishes and to ensure that there had been no encroachments by neighbouring parishes. There is an ancient story, almost certainly mythical, that in some parts of the country, choirboys were held upside down and their heads were tapped on the boundary stones as part of the event.
The May meeting of the Great Haywood Mothers' Union will be the Deanery meeting at Admaston Village Hall on 20th, hosted by Blithfield Mothers' Union. Haywoods members will leave the villages at 1.30pm. The meeting on 17th June will be at Tong Church near Perton, and it would help if those who wish to go could sign the list, which is in St Stephen's as soon as possible.
Tomorrow, at 10.30am, children from Colwich School will lay flowers on the grave of Miss Charlotte Sparrow, the foundress of the school. At 2pm, parents are invited into the school to be entertained by dancing.
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There is a Julian Prayer Group at 8pm at St Michaels' on Tuesday 20th May. For confirmation of the venue, ring 01889 882710.
LESLIE SMITH: It was announced in last week's Newsletter that Leslie Smith has decided to retire as Director of Music of the Stafford and District Choral Society. His final concert was last Saturday, when he conducted the Society at the opening concert of the 2014 Stafford Music Festival at Rising Brook Baptist Church. Residents of Colwich Parish know him well, as he has conducted the annual performance of Handel's Messiah at Christmas time for many years in St Michael's. He is also an accomplished photographer, and an album of his superb photographs of notable features of Colwich Parish was compiled to celebrate the 30th anniversary of twinning between Rimbach and Colwich. Copies of this album were given to every visitor who came to Colwich from Rimbach last October. The list of musical credits that Leslie has performed with the Society is extensive and there is no doubt that, in the words of the old cliché, he will be a hard act to follow.
TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS: The County Council has issued notices advising that there will be considerable changes to traffic over the weekends of 30th May to 2nd June and 6th June to 9th June along the A518, Tixall Road, Weston Road and Blackheath Lane. The diversion routes are extensive and motorists will need to be vigilant. The order comes into effect on 30th May.
HAYWOOD SOCIETY: The Society is visiting Clifton Campville Church on 21st May. For details, ring 01889 881368.
HARDY PLANTS: The Hardy Plant Society is holding a sale between 10am and 2pm in the Colwich and Little Haywood Village Hall on Sunday 18th May. Entry is free.
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Bedford County Sheriff's Office School Resource Officers are investigating a threatening message found on a restroom wall at Jefferson Forest High School Monday around 1:50 p.m.
An individual affiliated with Thaxton Elementary School has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB).
The division was notified by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) at approximately 3:30 p.m. Friday following positive laboratory test results. A joint letter from Bedford County Public Schools and the Department of Health will be sent to all parents at Thaxton Elementary on Monday, October 13 that provides additional details regarding this situation.
A request by Bank of the James to move a small graveyard on U. S. 460, just east of Applebee's, was denied by Judge James Updike last week.
An initial hearing was held in late July, but people who believe they have relatives buried in the graveyard objected. A final decision was postponed until Oct. 1 to give Dr. Charles Boyd, of Radford University Forensic Science Institute, a chance to examine the site using ground-penetrating radar.
Bedford's Elks Lodge will hold its first meeting in its new home on Oct. 7. The Lodge formerly met in the Elks National Home, but purchased a building on West Main Street to have a place of its own.
According to Bruce Johannessen, the lodge's exalted ruler, all the furniture the Lodge used in its old meeting room at the Elks Home has been moved to the new lodge.
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If all goes well, Big Otter Mill will grind corn again, this coming Saturday, for the first time since the mill closed in 1949, according to Becky Wuergler, president of the board of directors of Friends of the Big Otter Mill.
Bedford County owns the mill — it was donated to the county several years ago — and Friends of the Big Otter Mill is the private, 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization that raises funds for the mill, handles its operation and arranges for restoration work.
The Elks Home's barn no longer has silos. The two red-capped silos were dismantled last week by Black Dog Salvage.
According to Mike Williams, one of the partners who purchased the Home, the silos had to come down because they posed a safety issue. One was pulling away from the barn, and both had to come down because they are connected. Williams said there is also a tall, brick smokestack at the Home that will have to come down, due to safety concerns, because it has a crack in it.
The 97th annual Virginia State Checkers Tournament was held in Bedford this past weekend and drew a former World Champion to the competition.
Alex Moiseyev, who lost his world title in 2013, is now playing in nearly all big events in order to climb back to the top and included Bedford on his tour.
A number of local organizations began getting together, in the wake of the Sep. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, for a prayer breakfast each year on the 9-11 anniversary. The purpose of the breakfast is to encourage people to pray for America's leaders, and people in America's armed forces.
Colonel James Park was the guest speaker at this year's event held at Main Street United Methodist Church.
Park graduated from West Point in 1972 and became an artillery officer.
The Rev. Geoff Hubbard, pastor of Cool Spring Presbyterian Church, used to live in New York City.
So when the terrorist attacks on the city occurred on Sept. 11, 2001, he shared an even deeper concern as he watched the tragedy unfold.
A Forest man has been arrested for attempting to abduct a 13-year-old boy Monday at a bus stop, as well as attacking several other residents.
At 8:22 a.m. Monday, September 8, Bedford County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to Jane Randolph Street in Forest after receiving a call from a mother who reported that her 13 year old son had returned home from his bus stop.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- The New York Yankees plan to retain Joe Girardi as manager next year.
"Joe will be back," co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner said Monday at the club's spring training complex. "He's done everything he could. That's the bottom line."
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Tony Frost frustrated Gloucestershire with his fourth first-class century as Warwickshire battled to ensure a draw was the only feasible outcome after a drab third day of the LV County Championship Division Two match at Gloucester's Archdeacon Meadow.
The 32-year-old wicketkeeper, brought out of retirement this season, ground out his ton off 237 balls, with 12 fours.
It enabled his side to reach 399 for eight in reply to 420 against a home attack deprived of skipper Jon Lewis because of a shoulder problem.
Frost went on to a career-best 141 not out, receiving good support from Jim Troughton (79), Neil Carter (24), Chris Woakes (26) and Naqqash Tahir (33 not out).
No Gloucestershire bowler could summon up much assistance from the Festival pitch, despite mainly overcast conditions, and it was a tedious spectacle for a patient crowd.
Warwickshire began the day on 151 for four, with Troughton unbeaten on 55 and Frost on eight.
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Zebre have named an experienced line-up for their penultimate game for the season against the Ospreys on Thursday.
The Italians are targeting their third win this season against Welsh opposition – having already registered victories over Cardiff and the Dragons.
As a result Mauro Bergamasco, Salvatore Perugini and Marco Bortolami all return to the Zebre line-up for the clash, along with Dion Berryman and Kameli Ratuvou.
Tommaso Iannone, George Biagi and Matias Aguero drop to the bench, with Leonardo Sarto and Filippo Cristiano omitted from the squad completely.
The Ospreys have also made a number of changes to their line-up as they desperately bid to clinch a top-four finish.
Steve Tandy's side are currently five points adrift of Ulster with two games to play and are in danger of missing the play-offs.
Sam Davies, Aisea Natoga and Andrew Bishop come into the back division, while James King, Ian Evans and Nicky Smith are named in the pack.
"This is a crucial game for us," said Tandy.
"If we want to extend our season beyond next weekend we know that we have to go to Parma and win, there are no ifs or buts about it. We've had a good week preparing for it, there is a positive mood in the group and everybody knows what's at stake over the next ten days."
Zebre: 15 Odiete, 14 Berryman, 13 Ratuvou, 12 Garcia, 11 Venditti, 10 Orquera, 9 Brendon Leonard, 1 Perugini, 2 Giazzon, 3 Chistolini, 4 Geldenhuys, 5 Bortolami (c), 6 Bergamasco, 7 Van Schalkwyk, 8 Vunisa.
Replacements: 16 Manici, 17 Aguero, 18 Ryan, 19 Biagi, 20 Ferrarini, 21 Palazzani, 22 Iannone, 23 Trevisan.
Ospreys: 15 S Davies, 14 Dirksen, 13 Beck, 12 Bishop, 11 Natoga, 10 Biggar, 9 Habberfield, 1 Smith, 2 Baldwin, 3 Jarvis, 4 I Evans, 5 AW Jones (c), 6 King, 7 Tipuric, 8 Baker.
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POLLUTION scientists will have fewer legal weapons in their armoury for cleaning up rivers after an Environment Agency is set up in Britain in April 1996. And unlike similar agencies in the US and elsewhere, the British "pollution police" will have no overriding mission to protect the environment.
Environment groups reacted with horror last week to the small print in the draft legislation for the agency when it was announced by John Gummer, the environment secretary, at the Conservative Party Conference. But the Confederation of British Industry welcomed the plan as "a major deregulatory step to help both business and the environment".
The agency will combine the functions of the National Rivers Authority (NRA), Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Pollution and local waste regulation authorities. But the crucial clause 7 of the draft legislation, which sets out the duties of the agency, says merely that when setting limits to pollution the ...
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Save Orangutans: Cut Conflict Palm Oil, Not Rainforests
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NCAA Football Betting Previews – No.1 LSU Tigers vs. No.2 Alabama Crimson Tide
- Updated: November 1, 2011
NCAA Football Betting Previews-No.1 LSU Tigers vs. No.2 Alabama Crimson Tide
Point spread: Alabama -4.5
Over/Under: 43.5
The LSU Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide both put their BCS title hopes on the line this upcoming Saturday night when they square-off in a SEC showdown that has 'instant classic' written all over it. The kick-off from Bryant-Denny Stadium is slated for 8 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast nationally on CBS.
All year long, LSU has rolled through its schedule behind a potent rushing attack and a shutdown defense. The closest call it has had in its first eight games was a 19-6 victory over Mississippi State as a 3.5-point road favorite. The Tigers come into this game fresh off a bye with an overall record of 8-0 straight-up (6-2 against the spread) and a 5-0 SU record in the SEC. The total has gone 4-3-1 in its first eight games.
LSU's running game will get a boost this week with the return of its leading rusher, Spencer Ware, who served a one-game suspension for a failed drug test. Overall, the Tigers are ranked 30th in the nation in rushing with an average of 189 yards a game and their defense is ranked third in points allowed; giving up an average of 11.5 points a game.
Alabama is also coming off a bye with an identical 8-0 SU start (7-1 ATS). It is a perfect 5-0 SU in conference play and the total has been evenly split over its first eight games at 4-4. The only minor threat to a run at a national title so far was a 27-11 victory over Penn State as 10-point road favorites as the Tide have rolled this season with an average margin of victory of 32.5 points.
The offense has been solid behind a bruising running game as well led by Trent Richardson's 989 yards and 17 touchdowns. Overall, it is ranked 14th in the country with an average of 229.3 rushing yards a game. The real strength of this Alabama team remains on the defensive side of the ball. The Tide lead the nation in points allowed; giving-up an average of just 6.9 points a game.
LSU is 5-2 ATS in its last seven road games and 4-1 ATS in its last five conference games. The total has stayed 'under' in 19 of its last 28 games as underdogs on the road.
Alabama is 5-1 ATS in its last six games as a home favorite and 5-0 ATS in their last five games in the SEC. The total has stayed 'under' in nine of its last 13 games against a team with a winning record.
Head-to-head, The Tigers are 5-1-1 in their last seven trips to Tuscaloosa. The road team in this series is 11-3-1 ATS in the last 15 meetings and the total has gone 'over' in four of the last five games overall. This game is shaping up as a three-point slugfest either way ,so take LSU and the 4.5 points.
The Pick: LSU 23 Alabama 21
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