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Four games into the domestic Twenty20 competition, Wellington continue to be the team many thought they were.
On paper they possess a balanced and talented side. Only, if Jesse Ryder doesn't go big, then they don't tend to fire.
The Firebirds have managed two wins and two defeats so far, in which time they've also shown that their overall ability to shy away from the big moments hasn't changed.
Ryder, with 90 off 57 and 75 from 26 in their victories over Canterbury and Central Districts, took all the pressure off his team-mates.
Likewise, having Australian fast bowler Shaun Tait for that Canterbury game enabled the bowlers to go about their work quietly, safe in the knowledge that Tait was able to carry the attack on his broad shoulders.
Which brings us to the Basin Reserve and today's clash with win-less CD.
The Firebirds flogged them in this summer's previous meeting, winning by 55 runs in a one-sided encounter at McLean Park.
Should Ryder be in the runs again today and Wellington go on to win, then they will feel that the knockers have been silenced and all is well in the camp, after Sunday's 82-run defeat to Otago.
But it would really be good if Ryder got out off the first ball of the match and blokes like Michael Pollard, Michael Papps and Grant Elliott stood up and got some runs instead.
Even better would be if the same scenario played out against Auckland in two days' time.
It's no good imports Tamim Iqbal and Chris Woakes having blinders, or even New Zealand-born Aussie recruit Luke Ronchi.
Ronchi's likely to be a Black Cap in the near future, while Woakes and Iqbal will disappear home before long.
Scott Kuggeleijn is emerging as a late-middle-order batsman of some prowess, and hopefully that can continue, but his runs should be regarded as bonus ones at this stage of his career.
The Firebirds really need some performances from their meat-and-potatoes, regular season-in-season-out, players.
Wellington coach Jamie Siddons is, rightly, fond of his charges and happy to sing their praises; now it is their turn to back up his kind words.
They certainly have the ability to do so.Confronting them today is a CD side who have yet to get their campaign properly under way.
They fielded a couple of modest sides in their previous losses to ND and Wellington, but are not far off full strength today.
Jacob Oram will turn out for the first time this season and ought to get a rousing reception from the Basin Reserve crowd.
Oram's been a target for talkback opprobrium over the years but deserves to be regarded as a guy who did well to be a prolonged success at international level, given how susceptible his body was to injury.
Around him, the usual assortment of Jamie How and Mathew Sinclair will be on deck, while Adam Milne and Zimbabwean Kyle Jarvis should provide some penedhtration with the new ball.
CD's quick bowlers were appalling last time out against Wellington and surely won't be that bad again.
If fit to play, the returning Tarun Nethula and Kieran Noema-Barnett would add some welcome balance to the Stags' attack.
Elsewhere, Auckland host ND at Eden Park, while Otago travel up to Timaru to meet Canterbury.
The Wizards have signed Aussie quick bowler Mitchell Claydon for the rest of their campaign, after the deal they had with West Indian Dwayne Smith fell through.
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May 7, 2014, 5:01 PM EDT
Mark Jackson and Kevin Durant are the big topics on today's PBT Extra.
Did the Warriors make the right move firing Mark Jackson? (Depends on who replaces him.)
Can Durant's emotional speech spark the Thunder in Game 2?
And what is with all the Round 2 blowouts?
- 00millerfortune - May 7, 2014 at 7:42 PM
- vapor54 - May 8, 2014 at 9:21 AM
00m- I concur and I don't like Mjack but he got results.
- mogogo1 - May 7, 2014 at 7:54 PM
If they hire somebody really good and the team takes the next step, it was a brilliant move.
But their current plan of replacing a former point guard who'd proven himself able to coach with another former point guard with zero experience doesn't sound promising. I would expect a proven commodity to be Jackson's replacement if I were a Warrior fan.
- realfootballfan - May 7, 2014 at 7:55 PM
These firings never work out like the teams want them to. For one, it shows that they're more worried about front office harmony over actually winning. If the players had turned on him, that would have been one thing, but that wasn't the case here.
- katra2logic - May 8, 2014 at 2:04 PM
'For one, it shows that they're more worried about front office harmony over actually winning'
Short version: front office ego stroking is more important than winning. You got that right 'realfootballfan'.
- dbfan4ever - May 8, 2014 at 1:02 AM
It depends on how mad Stephan Curry is about Jackson being fired!!
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PanARMENIAN.Net - An Economy Ministry-headed committee will be put in charge of verifying calorific value of the natural gas supplied to Armenia.
As Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan told a Feb 20 governmental sitting, despite the already provided clarifications on the issue, doubts over the adequate calorific value of the gas still remain, and the population needs to get answers.
As the chair of the Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) Robert Nazaryan further noted, a suggestion was made to set up a laboratory for accessing the quality of gas, yet the initiative was not yet put into action.
He further noted that complaints over excessive consumption of gas might be caused by the necessity to use more of it during a cold winter rather than the sub-standard quality.
In this context, he offered to create an Economy Ministry-headed group to include representatives of the National Academy of Sciences, Public Council and the Union of Entrepreneurs to work towards boosting the population's trust.
As Prime Minister Sargsyan noted in conclusion, earlier, experts issued an opinion letter suggesting it's impossible to artificially alter the calorific value of the gas.
Earlier, Gazprom Armenia spurned critics' allegations about a reduced calorific value of its gas. Company spokesperson Shushan Sardaryan said the calorific value of the gas is checked every day in Georgia and Armenia. She slammed suggestions that methane is mixed with nitrogen as 'fiction'.
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'Idol' Castoff Pia Toscano Dumped Boyfriend for Mark Ballas
The New York Post is reporting that Toscano didn't bother breaking up with Carlos Nunez, her boyfriend of four years, before she went on a date with Ballas.
A mutual friend of the couple said, "It seems inevitable to anyone with eyes. They hadn't spoken as often as you'd think once she made the final 12. She kind of played a disappearing act."
The friend said they knew the relationship was on the rocks when Nunez flew to Los Angeles to see Toscano's first 'Idol' performance on TV but she could only find a "couple of hours" to be with him.
Nunez was with Toscano's family the day the 22-year-old singer was surprisingly eliminated from the competition and even comforted her weeping family as they watched the telecast.
On the other hand, Toscano and Ballas were seen on a dinner date at a restaurant a day after her elimination.
Toscano reportedly "had a crush" on Ballas and she was positively "giddy" when she found out that 'Idol' and 'Dancing' were filming on adjacent soundstages at the CBS lot in Los Angeles and managed to get in touch with the dancer through mutual friends.
Toscano was on 'Ellen' last week, where she was asked about Ballas. The singer was evasive and said, "I just met [Ballas] ... he's a very sweet guy ... we're just friends."
PEOPLE is also reporting that when asked about Toscano, Ballas called her "a really beautiful girl," adding, "she's really cool."
And when asked if the two were dating, Ballas remained coy and said, "It is what it is. I'm having a great time. I have no complaints right now."
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- Monday 18 AprilBy peter F
Sure you are happy with yourself. Thats because you have nothing and never will. No talent, no looks, no brains. Gee I am HAPPY!
- Monday 18 AprilBy Sexay!
Her 15 minutes will be over, she's nothing but trash anyway.
- Monday 18 AprilBy smackdwn30
she is just an all around loser in life....
- Monday 18 AprilBy RS
Hope the guy moves on, and once she is dumped by her new beau, she will learn her lesson, and remember what she once had. She didn't win idol... so I guess creepy behavior is better then winning awards on merit.
- Monday 18 AprilBy VERONICA
Why are we all so judgemental? none of us know the situation. Let he that is without sin cast the first stone. Well how many of us can actually cast the stone? I would presume none.
- Monday 18 AprilBy Terry
Look Veronica, you can see the writing on the wall once she got on this show. You could see it in her face when she got voted off. She looked like "me", I can't believe it. I'm the best and I'm beautiful and how dare they vote me off. She's as vain as can be.
Unfortunately the stupid press is wrong as usual. Pia and her boyfriend broke up long before she was even on Idol. Someday the stupid press will stop catering to stupid people who need to get lives.
- Monday 18 AprilBy Terry
If I might ask Bob,how do you know she broke up with her boyfriend, and this story dosen't have a word of truth to it. Just askin?
- Monday 18 AprilBy molin
I feel for any one, dumped by the other, for another. But, better for the former boy friend to learn this lesson now, "Love Stinks"
Get a life moron. It's idiots like you who get the tabloids in business. Go back to school and see if you can raise your IQ above 10
- Monday 18 AprilBy Chris
I am glad she got the boot. I never thought she was as good as everyone else thought..kind of a one trick family..with all of her songs sounding alike...I hope her old boyfriend realizes that he is better off without the loser!!!!
- Monday 18 April
My error; I mean, HE IS A GREAT MAN (mark)
I notice alot of jealousy here dont I?
whose using who for what? what is this high school?
Mark Ballas travels worldwide, champion dancer, cool enough looking to get any lady he wants, yet you think Pia is USING HIM?
Both people, Mark and Pia dont need to use anyone for anything!
Its called success!
- Monday 18 AprilBy peter FLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Yea! Some one with more then an 8th grade education weighs in. Cheers for you.
- Monday 18 April
I KNOW I'M GUILTY OF READING THIS CRAP..........., BUT GIVE ME A BREAK!!!!!donllivi
- Monday 18 AprilBy Shelly Man
Pia is no knockout. It would be pretty funny if her new beau ended up dumping her in the same fashion.
- Monday 18 AprilBy Steve
Nothing wrong with being a cheap little opportunistic HO in this day and age. If there is one thing she's learned, it's how to turn your 15 minutes of fame into maybe, a few million dollars to last her for life.
She won't do it recording albums....she's a voice, NOT an entertainer!
She'll be gone before long!!!!
- Monday 18 AprilBy kma
I forget who Ballas partner is but here's hoping he spices it up to make this Pia chick jealous.
- Monday 18 AprilBy stephan
- Monday 18 AprilBy Joe
What a b*tch move on her part.
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ISIS MEMBER: TURKEY SUPPORTED US WITH WEAPONS. YPG vs ISIS.
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Turkey said it was investigating the claims but insisted the Syrian Kurdish units remained "outside the scope of the current military effort".
Turkey launched air raids on Islamic State fighters in Syria and positions of the Kurdish militant PKK in Iraq following violent attacks in Turkey.
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It added that, an hour later, one of its vehicles had come "under heavy fire from the Turkish military east of Kobane in the village of Til Findire".
In a statement on Monday, the YPG said: "Instead of targeting IS terrorists' occupied positions, Turkish forces attack our defenders' positions. This is not the right attitude.
"We urge Turkish leadership to halt this aggression and to follow international guidelines. We are telling the Turkish Army to stop shooting at our fighters and their positions."
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He's deemed the man who unleashed the designer dog craze, this wave of Maltipoos, puggles and shorkies.
Hardly what Wally Conron expected back in the late 1980s when he first bred a pair of prize canines and called the result a Labradoodle.
"I've done a lot of damage," Conron said. "I've created a lot of problems. Marvelous thing? My foot. There are a lot of unhealthy and abandoned dogs out there."
No Labradoodles were entered in Saturday's agility competition at the Westminster Kennel Club show, but for the first time in the event's 138-year history, mixed breeds were welcome.
Conron isn't from the show world. He was working as the breeding manager at the Royal Guide Dog Association of Australia when he tried to fulfill a request from a couple in Hawaii. She had vision problems, her husband was allergic, and they wanted a dog that would satisfy their needs.
After a lot of trial-and-error, Conron came up with a solution when he bred a standard poodle with a Labrador retriever. The mix was a personal triumph, yet not a success outside his lab.
"I was very, very careful of what I used, but nobody wanted Labrador crosses. I had a three-to-six-month waiting list, but everyone wanted purebreds," the 85-year-old Conron recalled. "So I had to come up with a gimmick."
"We came up with the name 'Labradoodle,'" he said. "We told people we had a new dog and all of sudden, people wanted this wonder dog."
Over the years, demand grew for Conron and other breeders. Labradoodles became a hot dog - Jennifer Aniston, Tiger Woods and Christie Brinkley are among their owners - and President Barack Obama's family considered a Labradoodle before picking a Portuguese water dog as the First Pet.
"When I heard he was thinking about a Labradoodle, I wrote to him and said to make sure he checked its pedigree," Conron said.
There's the problem that troubles him. Conron said there are far too many unscrupulous people eager to make a buck at a dog's expense. Rather than check the history and science, he said "horrific" puppy mills are springing up and producing unstable dogs that go unwanted and eventually are euthanized.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals appreciated that Conron is "speaking out to stop the loss of lives that his 'invention' has created."
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The Big 12 Conference leads the NCAA in conference RPI thanks to a tough non-conference schedule and a murderer's row conference schedule. Unlike other conferences, the Big 12 plays each opponent twice in a season. With seven-to-eight teams within the conference vying for a potential berth into the NCAA tournament, every game is the equivalent to a heavyweight title fight. Last Saturday, Kansas State snapped their 10-game losing streak with a blowout loss to in-state rival Kansas. The loss knocked the Wildcats out of the top 25.
The Oklahoma Sooners replaced the Wildcats in the No. 25 spot of the rankings with a big time win against Iowa State. Tuesday evening the Sooners would play their first game as a ranked team since 2009 on the road against the Kansas Wildcats. The Big 12 conference touts many premium basketball atmospheres such as Allen Fieldhouse, Gallagher-Iba Arena and Hilton Coliseum, Kansas State has one of the most underrated environments in all of college basketball: The Octagon of Doom.
Oklahoma's reign in the top 25 will likely be short-lived after a 72-66 loss Tuesday evening, becoming the latest victim of the hostile confines of the Octagon of Doom. Kansas State may be the lowest-scoring offenses in the conference, but they can sure play defense. Head coach Bruce Webber's squad held Cameron Clark, the conference's leading scorer, to two points. Clark was averaging a shade under 18 points per game in conference play entering Tuesday night's contest.
Thanks to intense defense, the high-energy environment of the Octagon of Doom and a 16-4 Wildcat run in the final five minutes, the Wildcats were able to get their second marquee victory in conference play. The Wildcats move to 3-1 in the Big 12 Conference, and will host West Virginia Saturday.
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Business and sport face similar challenges. Both attempt to get an edge in environments that are often highly pressurised and intensely competitive. Both operate under the threat of obsolescence (bankruptcy for a business; relegation or the like for a sportsman or team).
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COLFAX, Ind. — Selling homegrown produce at a local farmers' market is one thing, but scaling up and transitioning to selling for the wholesale market can be a daunting proposition.
That's why the USDA has awarded a grant to FamilyFarmed.org to expand its training program "Wholesale Success" for family farmers in 2013. Nationally, more than 2,500 vegetable growers in 14 states are expected to participate and learn more about best practices in food safety, packing and post-harvest handling.
"Anybody that's interested in furthering their knowledge base in specialty crops – growers, extension educators and others – are welcome to attend," said Jessica Smith, co-owner of This Old Farm, Inc., which has partnered with FamilyFarmed.org to conduct the Indiana training session.
This session will be April 9 from 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., with a Meet the Buyer lunch break scheduled from noon-1:30 pm. Growers can either participate in person at the Parke County extension office, or follow the program from one of several participating extension offices across the state.
Each grower will receive a free copy of the Wholesale Success: A Farmers Guide to Food Safety, Postharvest Handling, Packing and Selling Produce manual, edited by FamilyFarmed.org President Jim Slama and farmer Atina Diffley.
The recently revised, 312-page book is a comprehensive source on selling into wholesale markets and includes topics such as calculating return on investment, cleaning, drying and curing produce, traceability, packing shed design and maintaining the cold chain.
"I've seen so many people spinning their wheels at farmers' markets – I've done it myself," Smith said, "but to get to a viable income, you may need to scale up a little bit. This workshop is designed to help growers figure out how the wholesale market can provide a livable income."
This Old Farm will use the training to help educate its alliance of family farms, which markets locally raised retail and wholesale produce, meats and value-added goods. The alliance has grown steadily over the past few years and now includes more than 75 partners.
Smith said roughly half of the farms are Amish, with three or more generations of experience in farming, whereas the other half are new to the business; typically young, idealistic people who want to create a connection to the land. In both cases, the need for education to meet the burgeoning market for locally raised food is great, she explained.
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Extension offices wishing to host a meeting should contact Alice Alderson, Parke County extension, at 765-569 3176. If you are a grower wishing to attend and receive your free copy of the third edition of the Wholesale Success manual, contact Alderson or Smith, at This Old Farm, at 765-324-2161.
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Hewlett-Packard (HP), which already has an array of services to help customers chart their way through the challenges and opportunities of cloud computing, loaded two more arrows into its quiver yesterday with the announcement of HP Cloud Discovery Workshop and HP Cloud Roadmap Service.
The Palo Alto, Calif-based global IT giant is aiming the services at enterprise customers who are looking to efficiently drive business benefits from cloud. The goal, according to HP, is to help customers source, secure, and govern cloud services as an integral part of their IT strategy. [Disclosure: HP is a sponsor of BriefingsDirect podcasts.]
The HP Cloud Discovery Workshop is designed to help enterprise IT organizations learn about the cloud as a strategic service delivery option and how to leverage it as part of a broader IT service delivery strategy. Available in July, the workshop is designed to:
- Educate customers on the cloud and multi-sourcing service delivery strategies
- Outline benefits, risks and implications of the cloud within the business
- Provide recommendations on people, process and technology for using the cloud as part of an IT and business strategy.
The HP Cloud Roadmap Service, a follow-on to the HP Cloud Discovery Workshop, offers customers a service for planning and adopting cloud as part of their service delivery strategy. The service will:
- Provide specific recommendations for how customers should use cloud delivery and deployment models as part of their service delivery strategy
- Recommend the right service strategy, governance and program model
- Deliver a roadmap for cloud adoption, including a set of recommendations and benefits for what customers can achieve in practical and incremental steps
The array of cloud services currently offered to HP customers includes:
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One of HP's newest offerings, prior to today's announcement, was Cloud Assure, which consists of HP services and software, including HP Application Security Center, HP Performance Center and HP Business Availability Center, and is delivered to customers via HP Software as a Service.
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Digital Transformation is the ultimate goal of cloud computing and related initiatives. The phrase is certainly not a precise one, and as subject to hand-waving and distortion as any high-falutin' terminology in the world of information technology. Yet it is an excellent choice of words to describe what enterprise IT—and by extension, organizations in general—should be working to achieve. Digital Transformation means: handling all the data types being found and created in the organizat...
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The woman, 41, was driving south on Harrison Boulevard in a 2007 Saturn around 6:20 a.m. in Ogden when her car left the road, jumped the curb, and crashed into a pole and a Cadillac Escalade parked in a nearby driveway, which propelled into a Ford Ranger, said Ogden Police Lt. Troy Burnett.
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