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Ashes 2013: BBC Sport's all-time Ashes XI, courtesy of TMS
Ever fancied yourself as chairman of selectors?
The BBC Test Match Special team - Vic Marks (VM), Ed Smith (ES), Jim Maxwell (JM), Phil Tufnell (PT) and Jonathan Agnew (JA) - have picked their all-time Ashes XI.
A blinding batsman, a searing paceman, a wily spinner and a genuine all-rounder. They're all included, for a first Test at Lord's then a return fixture at the MCG in Melbourne.
Who has made the grade and who, justly or unjustly, has been left off the tour?
The 11 men are listed below, but do you agree? Pour the port, pass the cheese and biscuits and let us know your greatest ever Ashes line-up in the comments section below.
Jack Hobbs (England)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 41. Runs: 3,636. Average: 54.26. Centuries: 12. Highest Ashes score: 187
Hobbs was England's premier batsman for nearly 30 years following his Test debut in 1908.
He plundered more runs than any other Englishman in Ashes matches and is the most successful foreign batsman at both Melbourne and Adelaide.
Three of his eight tons at the grounds came during his 1911-12 golden tour.
The knocks, including his highest Test score of 187, came in successive matches, a feat he emulated in 1924-25.
He was a master of any delivery on every kind of wicket and came to the fore when times were toughest, relishing the challenge of a testing track.
In his own words: "If I had to reply again to a question put to me well nigh 60 years ago - 'What would you like to be?' - the answer would still be the same: a cricketer. It's a grand life."
JM: "Jack Hobbs was part of the most dominant opening pair, alongside Herbert Sutcliffe, in Ashes history."
Len Hutton (England)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 27. Runs: 2,428. Average: 56.46. Centuries: Five. Highest Ashes score: 364
In the post-war era there was no more technically gifted English batsman than Len Hutton.
In 1938 the Yorkshireman set a record in only his sixth Test appearance with the highest individual innings score in a Test, making 364 against Australia.
That innings epitomised his peerless characteristics of concentration and application - he batted for almost two-and-a-half days as record after record tumbled.
He averaging a remarkable 88.83 in the 1950-51 Ashes series down under, 50 more per innings than the next Englishman, and made 156 at Adelaide.
Then the crowning glory of his career: retention of the urn in 1954-55 to seal his cricketing legacy as an England captain who lost only four of his 23 Tests leading his country.
In his own words: "I have some wonderful memories and those memories of the kindness of the cricketing public of England will always be with me."
ES: "It's quite an easy decision for me, really."
Don Bradman (Australia, captain)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 37. Runs: 5,028. Average: 89.78. Centuries: 19. Highest Ashes score: 334
Bradman stands a man apart in the world of cricket and is the first name on any all-time team sheet.
Talk in sport often gravitates towards lengthy discussions about the best, but in cricket the focus is on second.
Bradman was the most prodigious run-scorer ever and, although his average against England was lower than his legendary life-time Test mark of 99.94, it still exceeds all other batsmen.
He was dropped after his debut against England in Brisbane in 1928-29, but following a first century on his return he never looked back and records tumbled wherever he went.
As captain, he never lost a series against England, culminating with the 1948 "Invincibles", who finished their tour - Bradman's last - unbeaten.
In his own words: "When you play Test cricket, you don't give the Englishmen an inch. Play it tough, all the way. Grind them into the dust."
JM: "He's captain, and there are no vice-captains. None are required."
JA: "It's obvious - the great Don is at number three."
Wally Hammond (England)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 33. Runs: 2,852. Average: 51.85. Centuries: Nine. Highest Ashes score: 251
Strong-willed and strong-limbed, Hammond was so good that comparisons were frequently made with his Gloucestershire predecessor WG Grace.
Wisden, known as the "Bible of Cricket", talks about his physical prowess at the crease - "strongly-built, square-shouldered, deep-chested, with impressively powerful forearms" - and says he was so adept a sportsman that in the 21st century he would have become a football star.
But it was wielding the willow where Hammond impressed himself on the minds of the cricketing world, especially Australian opponents.
In the 1928-29 Ashes he scored almost exclusively within the 'V' between extra cover and mid-wicket, but could hook and pull with the best. He hit 905 runs in that 4-1 series win, still a record for an Englishman.
Hammond was also a useful quick bowler, with 732 first-class wickets - an added dimension that seals his inclusion in this side.
His rivalry with The Don was infamous and very real, and, but for the Australian's enviable record, Hammond would still top many pages in the record books today.
In his own words: "Yeees!" (after making 336 v New Zealand and thereby beating Don Bradman's record).
ES: "I can't leave him out. But four and five are incredibly difficult to select - there are so many deserving candidates."
Allan Border (Australia)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 47. Runs: 3,548. Average: 56.31. Centuries: Eight. Highest Ashes score: 200*
The epitome of the Aussie battler, Border made his debut in 1978.
By his retirement 16 years later he had set new marks for Test appearance, captaincy and scoring records.
By 1981 he was a fixture in the Test team when he topped the batting averages on tour in England, and four years later he returned as captain.
Despite defeat in 1985, he enjoyed his best return with 597 runs.
A further loss followed in 1986-87, when his side suffered the ignominy of becoming the first to follow-on at home to England. But that low point proved the catalyst for the period of dominance that Border ushered in.
His team won the final Test and did not lose another Ashes encounter for more than six years - a run that was broken only in Border's last Test in England.
In his own words: "No you can't, what do you think this is - a tea party?" (when an England batsman asked him if he could have some water)
JM: "He was a very gutsy, though not always dominant, player. But he was a consistent, efficient run scorer, averaging over 50 in Ashes cricket. Plus we need a left-hander, so it's simple."
PT: "Crikey, he was a good player. He was just fantastic - whenever he came into bat he just epitomised the Australian fighting spirit."
Ian Botham (England)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 36. Runs: 1,673. Average: 29.35. Centuries: Four. Highest Ashes score: 149*. Best Ashes figures: 6-78
If not the best all-rounder, "Beefy" is certainly the greatest match-winner - and nothing spurred him on more than a Test against the old enemy.
He proved a thorn in the sides of successive Australian skippers, dismissing both Kim Hughes and Allan Border a dozen times.
And there was also Botham's batting. Two of his four Ashes centuries came in 1981, when he was at his peak.
Having resigned from the England captaincy after bagging a pair at Lord's, Botham turned the tide of the Headingley Test and, in turn, the series.
He was a captain's dream with bat and ball as well as being a towering presence in the slips, taking 57 of 120 Test catches against Australia.
In his own words: "The Australian philosophy of 'work hard, play hard' has always appealed to me."
JM: "Definitely Beefy. He could turn a game."
JA: "I don't want to see Ian in the lift later and tell him, sorry, but we couldn't get him in the team. So I've got Beefy in."
Adam Gilchrist (Australia, wk)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 20. Catches: 89. Stumpings: Seven. Runs: 1,083. Average: 38.68. Centuries: Three. Highest Ashes score: 152
With a career that straddled two centuries, Gilchrist was a cricketing contradiction, a revolutionary contemporary harking back to a bygone era.
His swashbuckling batting style, reminiscent of amateur freedom and naivety, was coupled with a refreshing honesty in the modern game - he famously walked having not been given out in the 2003 World Cup semi-final.
But he was a 21st century sports star in so many way, so destructive with the bat that he redefined the role of wicketkeeper batsman, effectively rendering specialist glovesmen obsolete in the modern era.
In his first Ashes series in 2001, "Gilly" strode in at seven and belted 340 runs at a batting average of 68.00, as well as nabbing 26 dismissals.
He cared not for his average, but for accelerating the run rate and forcing home Australia's advantage.
In 2006 he passed 5,000 Test runs, and later that same year hit an incredible 57-ball century in the third Ashes Test in Perth.
With 416 dismissals behind the stumps, Gilchrist also tops the list of Aussie keepers ahead of Ian Healy and Rod Marsh. A true revolutionary, and an all-time Ashes great.
In his own words: "The beauty of [Ashes] contests is you can never be sure who's going to win."
ES: "Gilchrist plays, though honourable mentions to Alan Knott and Rod Marsh who were titans of Ashes cricket, but Gilchrist has to play."
VM: "I'd choose Gilchrist because I'm a modern man and I'd like a keeper who can smack it over the ropes."
Shane Warne (Australia)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 36. Wickets: 195. Average: 23.25. Economy: 2.52. Best Ashes figures: 8-71
After decades of teams being filled with batteries of fast bowlers, Warne came on the scene, changing the face of cricket.
His Ashes impact was immediate.
One delivery, which was subsequently dubbed "Ball of the Century", announced the arrival of the bottle-blonde extrovert.
Warne's first ball drifted outside leg before darting back to hit Mike Gatting's off stump at Old Trafford in 1993.
Gatting was dumbfounded, but can take solace in the fact that many others subsequently fell to Warne's mastery, including 34 in that series.
Warne frequently tormented England, spinning his team to victory in an era of sustained Australian dominance.
His 708 Test victims places him second on the list of all-time wicket takers, 145 more than the nearest Australian and 325 more than the closest English player.
In his own words: "My finest moment? Winning the 1993 Ashes. Enough said."
ES: "This is the easiest pick of the whole lot, except for the Don."
PT: "The best there's probably ever been, isn't he?"
Harold Larwood (England)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 15. Wickets: 64. Average: 29.87. Economy: 2.83. Best Ashes figures: 6-32
Larwood's name is inextricably linked with the Bodyline tour to Australia.
However, the association devalues the Englishman's standing as a Test bowler of the highest quality.
His searing pace made him a threat in all conditions but although he enjoyed spells of great success, he also suffered, most notably at Australian hands in 1930.
The bowler got his revenge two years on when Douglas Jardine saw the perfect intimidator weapon for the strategy of short-pitched, leg-side bowling in Larwood.
He took 33 wickets in the series but injuries to Bill Woodfull and Bert Oldfield from short-pitched deliveries in Adelaide inflamed the public and authorities alike.
On his return to England, Larwood was told to sign a letter of apology. The scapegoat refused and never played another Test.
In his own words: "A cricket tour in Australia would be the most delightful period in your life, if you were deaf."
PT: "It's got to be Larwood for me."
Dennis Lillee (Australia)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 29. Wickets: 167. Average: 21.00. Economy: 2.47. Best Ashes figures: 7-89
Lillee was the outstanding fast bowler of his generation, setting a new world record with a total of 355 Test wickets.
With flailing hair and a bristling moustache, Lillee was a menacing maelstrom of momentum racing into the wicket before letting loose from a classical side-on delivery.
He made his full Test debut against England during the following Australian summer, taking five wickets.
His first seven matches were all Ashes encounters and on his first tour he made his name on the international stage with 31 wickets at under 18 apiece.
He finished the 1972 tour with a 10-wicket match haul at The Oval - a feat he bettered by one on three occasions against England.
The last came on the final tour in 1981 when, again at the Oval, he secured his best Ashes figures and finished the tour with 39 wickets - his best series return.
In his own words: "G'day, how ya goin'?" (to the Queen in 1981)
PT: "Legend. One of my heroes growing up - brilliant bowler."
JM: "Batting with his aluminium bat!"
Glenn McGrath (Australia)
Ashes statistics - Matches: 30. Wickets: 157. Average: 20.92. Economy: 2.70. Best Ashes figures: 8-38
Line and length. Line and length. Pace too, but it was the metronomic, precise bowling of Australia's opening seamer that set McGrath apart from the pack and wore down many an England batsman.
Possessing a once-described "Rolls Royce action", McGrath sent English wickets flying for 13 high-class years during the height of Australia's 1990s and 2000s dominance.
A tall, lean man he gained pace and bounce to trouble most stroke-makers, and his accuracy tempted many of England's best into nicks that flew behind to be gathered by a grateful slip cordon.
So crucial was he to the Australia attack that many attribute a freak injury suffered in the 2005 Ashes series - he stood on a ball while warming up - with derailing the visitors' tour.
McGrath is the leading pace bowler wicket taker of all time. He retired in January 2007 alongside Warne, Justin Langer and Damien Martyn after completing a 5-0 whitewash Ashes win - a result that compensated for his 2005 heartbreak.
In his own words: "My prediction is it will be 5-0 to Australia."
VM: "It's so hard to argue against McGrath with his record."
12th men - Keith Miller as social secretary & Gary Pratt for fielding duties
Australian Miller was an attacking batsman and a fiery bowler, but famed for his colourful character both on and off the pitch.
A Second World War fighter pilot, he knew sport's place - entertainment. His team once took to the field with 12 men after Miller allegedly forgot to nominate a 12th man, he played deliberately exciting cricket and, by all accounts, knew how to throw a good party.
The unheralded Pratt is perhaps the most famous 12th man in Ashes cricket.
A substitute fielder at Trent Bridge in 2005, he pounced on a Damien Martyn quick single and threw down the stumps before Australian captain Ricky Ponting could make his ground. England's players were ecstatic, the home crowd delirious, and Ponting livid - he stormed off the pitch and hurling a volley of complaint towards a delighted England balcony.
JA: "Miller's in there for social duties. He'd love that too."
Comment number 157. Posted by franksladon 8 Jul 2013 22:36
IMO the most significant part of all the posts is the fact that naturally Bradman is an automatic inclusion but so is Shane Warne.
I always used to say in the 'what's the best XI' pub discussions that only Bradman was an automatic - and now I say there are only 2 automatics.
Shows how fortunate we were to see Warne in the TV era.
Pity they are both Aussies though!
Comment number 156. Posted by Zippyon 8 Jul 2013 21:05
@153 The kind of troll that gets a comment removed because he doesn't like it!
Greatest ashes team must include umpires. My choice: Dickie Bird and Shepherd.
Comment number 154. Posted by The return of Solo Darkon 8 Jul 2013 20:36
This comment was removed because it broke the house rules. Explain
Comment number 153. Posted by Sigmund Fredon 8 Jul 2013 19:14
@150....What kind of sad troll goes to a website of a sport he doesn't like and bothers to criticise it ? I'm taking a wild guess that whatever sport he/she (probably "he"") likes then he/she will justify its significance. I love most sports (apart from showjumping !) but can immediately see their irrelevance in the grand scheme of things. Do something positive Solo Dark....go for walk in the sun.
Comment number 152. Posted by Oranges and Lemonson 8 Jul 2013 19:06
Oh and Dickie Bird umpiring!
Comment number 151. Posted by Oranges and Lemonson 8 Jul 2013 18:53
I know from a bit earlier, but surely Syd Barnes.He was arguably the most accomplished bowler ever, and he had a good Ashes legacy as well, for instance his 34 wickets in the series of 1911-12
Comment number 150. Posted by The return of Solo Darkon 8 Jul 2013 18:18
This comment was removed because it broke the house rules. Explain
Comment number 149. Posted by son of soberson 8 Jul 2013 18:01
Top four no quibbles. As Hammond was a decent bowler that means I can have an extra batter.
I would take Border out and have two from Gower, Chappell, and Mark Waugh for purely aesthetic reasons.
Botham at 7 Knott at 8 (best keeper I have ever seen).
Warne and Lillee with Trueman as the final spot.
Benaud or Laker as twelfth man just in case
Comment number 148. Posted by latenitepokeron 8 Jul 2013 17:01
Here's my list - only players I saw playing in Ashes cricket!!!
Openers: Gooch and Hayden
Middle order: Ponting, Pietersen Border
All rounder: Botham
Keeper: Gilchrist
Spinner Warne
Quicks: Anderson, McGrath Lillee.
High class destructive batsmen with true grit, a bowling attack good enough for anyone, anywhere, with the best keeper-batsman there's ever been!
Now, who's going to play them?
Comment number 147. Posted by SidneyBarneson 8 Jul 2013 16:28
'It has to be Larwood'. I don't see why. He was quick, sure, and might have had better stats if Bodyline hadn't done for his career ... at the same time, he wouldn't be on this list if it weren't for Bodyline, as his career stats (avge near 30) are worse than Angus Fraser's.
Surely Bedser Tyson or Barnes (England), McKenzie, Thomson, Alderman, Lindwall, Spofforth (Australia) are better picks.
Comment number 146. Posted by Dunkeldon 8 Jul 2013 15:53
Where is Jardine? If you include Bradman you must include the man who bested him surely?
Comment number 145. Posted by Avalonon 8 Jul 2013 15:51
@144 no problem, :).
So many options for fast bowlers with Lillie, Thompson, Willis, Trueman, Statham, and those are just the ones I remember.
It might have been good to do a Second XI ashes team, then matched them up stats wise. Even then there wouldnt be any room for anyone else.
Comment number 144. Posted by paullakeskneeson 8 Jul 2013 15:20
Sorry for any confusion, I was referring to what was commented about me by someone else, I was aware you weren't referring directly to me. Hope that clarifies things. Yes, my recollection was that Botham had just got the vote over Miller. I think the other contentious one was Larwood as there so many candidates for a fast bowling spot
Comment number 143. Posted by Avalonon 8 Jul 2013 14:23
@137.paullakesknees, please kindly check my comment again and the number assigned to it, and you will see that it was not pointed at you, as your comment was #131....
I actually heard the team being discussed during a break in one of the games during the CT.
I beleive it was a tossup between ITB and Millar for the All rounder botham won on a majority vote.
Comment number 142. Posted by Mianon 8 Jul 2013 14:21
Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Bradman, Hammond, Border, Botham, Gilchrist, Warne, Lillee, Barnes, MCGrath.
Comment number 141. Posted by NothernApeon 8 Jul 2013 14:05
Jack Russell perhaps? even Bruce french! Don't think there is much to choose between the keepers.
Comment number 140. Posted by NothernApeon 8 Jul 2013 13:55
no, Tim is the troll you idiot
Comment number 139. Posted by Bartyon 8 Jul 2013 13:14
Normally 19 for 90 should get you included. Jim Laker's performance in 1956 at Old Trafford has never been equaled, and he had a few other useful matches as well! One spinner is not enough....
Comment number 138. Posted by oldtimeron 8 Jul 2013 12:59
According to her illustrious son, Geoff Boycotts "dear old mum" could play this lot with her handbag, with great respect to Geoff my "dear old mum" reckoned that she was a "whizz" at cricket so with tongue in cheek perhaps I could add these much loved ladies to the list of candidates.
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By TERRY WILLISGuest contributor
I'm not sure how we got to the point in our society that we seem to turn everything into a crisis. I am referring to the trend with the television news media that turns everyday occurrences into breaking news.
Each night during the five o'clock news there is a "breaking" story. Sure is funny that they all seem to happen right around the news hour.
The national cable news stations are not much better. There is one station that seems to continually run "news alerts" on stories that are months old. I got fooled a few times in the months following 9/11. I would see "news alert" as I channel surfed and I would jump a bit and stop to see what it was. It usually was about something that congress was going to vote on.
Well votes by congress are important, but are they really news alerts? What about an ongoing investigation in Aruba about a missing teen? Again, the story is important to the family and friends, but worthy of "news alert" status?
Now, this is only my opinion, but I think we are over using the "breaking news" and "news alert" terms. These terms should be used sparingly so that they get our attention about some matter that we might have to take action on.
A huge wreck that significantly alters traffic pattern, such as the explosion in Spanish Fork Canyon, is a great example of breaking news. A fire or chemical leak that might need evacuations is another example. A robbery at the 7-11 at 3:00 in the afternoon where police have no suspect is not breaking news at 5:00.
When we became so desensitized to something we begin not to even notice it. I worry that if the time comes for us to really need to know and take action, many of us will just ignore things until it is too late.
If others of you agree with me I hope you will write or e-mail the television news stations and voice your opinion. Maybe it would do some good.
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Blue busted out: Albany's death row doggie stolen
ALBANY, Ore. - He's become a famous face in the City of Albany for all the wrong reasons.
Blue the dog was sentenced to die last fall after he bit a toddler. The bite required stiches - and under Albany's city code, that constitutes a death sentence.
But Blue's owner appealed.
Now the saga of this ill-fated dog has taken a new twist: someone stole him from the Albany Pet Hotel. That's where he had been in custody waiting for his case to be resolved.
"At this point the only thing missing from the business is the Blue Lacey named Blue," said Albany Police lieutenant Casey Dorland.
Police believe sometime between late Sunday night and early Monday morning, someone climbed the fence at the hotel, broke a window and took Blue from his kennel.
"To my knowledge this is the first time a dog's been stolen from that facility," said Dorland.
Staff at the hotel said they haven't seen anyone suspicious hanging around.
Nonetheless, police are taking the case seriously.
"In this situation, because the theft occurred inside of a business that was closed, we're talking about burglary," said Dorland. "So it is a felony investigation."
News of Blue's disappearance spread quickly through the city Monday.
"I'm afraid for him, I don't know who took him," said Ellen Hamill. "I hope that Blue is in good hands."
Signs have even popped up around Albany advocating for the dog. Like one that read, "Please don't murder Blue."
As for now, police said they don't have any leads, but they have one bit of advice for anyone that may come into contact with Blue.
"We would encourage them not to approach the animal," Dorland said.


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SEARSPORT, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- After months of public hearings, officials in Searsport have started discussions on whether to issue a permit to a company looking to build a massive propane tank on Mack Point.
D.C.P. Midstream, which is based in Denver, wants to build the tank to import liquefied propane gas into the U.S. The company says the project will create jobs but their plan has drawn much backlash. On Wednesday night, those for and against the tank got one last chance to speak their minds.
Since last year Searsport has had 11 public hearings on D.C.P.'s permit application for the tank. Arguments for and against it have been heard by members of the town's planning board.
The group against the project is 'Thanks But No Tank.' It is made up area busiess and property owners who say they don't want to see the tank from their backyards. They also feel the project will impact tourism, increase traffic through Searsport and destory the character of their town.
"We would like to have development that is harmonious with the rest of the town," said Tom Gocze, whose property on Long Cove would directly face the tank site, "There's no reason that we need to have development in this town that demeans the town and diminishes it."
"The numbers in Searsport are for this project," said Roz Elliott, "and they understand it. It's the people who really haven't been close to it and really don't understand and haven't been listening that have been critical."
Wednesday's meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Union Hall in Searsport. Certain groups will be able to make their final remarks before talks begin.
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It is the purpose of this chapter to establish a Financial Institutions Examination Council which shall prescribe uniform principles and standards for the Federal examination of financial institutions by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, and the National Credit Union Administration and make recommendations to promote uniformity in the supervision of these financial institutions. The Council's actions shall be designed to promote consistency in such examination and to insure progressive and vigilant supervision.
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CANTON - This was the kind of game where even the usually tense St. Lawrence University coach Bob Durocher could relax.
The Saints mens soccer team stunned Wheaton (Mass.) with an 8-0 rout Sunday afternoon in the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament at Sandy MacAllaster Field.
SLU (17-2-2 overall), which enjoyed a 5-0 halftime lead, advances to the Sweet 16, where it will face No. 5 Amherst, likely in Massachusetts, next weekend.
I was very surprised, Durocher said of the big edge. I thought our guys were very focused going into the game today, but its been very tough for us to score goals all year, so to get five in a half was very unexpected.
I think we used the field well, he added. I think the guys made a lot of good runs off the ball. We had good execution on our corner-kick plays and once you get rolling like that, you just want to keep going.
SLUs performance was so dominating that Saints goalie Aaron Costello did not even have to make a save while recording the shutout. The Saints outshot Wheaton 24-4, including a 12-1 edge in the first half. SLU also enjoyed a 5-0 edge in corner kicks.
It was a perfect storm, St. Lawrence was fantastic, Wheaton coach Matt Cushing said. They were better than us everywhere, all over the field. We had no answers for them. When you give up a goal six minutes in, its tough to come back. It just kind of wasnt your day. I thought they were more athletic, more competitive, tougher, stronger.
Just like it did Saturday, SLU struck early on Sunday when senior captain Andrew Bednarsky scored just 5 minutes, 45 seconds into the game. Passes from Morgan Smith and Praveen Balakumaran set up Bednarskys goal.
SLU upped the lead to 2-0 in the 15th minute on another goal from Bednarsky, this one coming when he scored on a corner kick from Smith to the back post.
It lets us relax a bit and it gives us the momentum going in, Bednarsky said. Its been hard to get those goals, so once we got those it gave us a little bit of relief. Once we got those we had to keep pressing on, because we knew the game wasnt over. Our boys kept going and pushing through, and the third, fourth and fifth came right after that. We just beat a team 8-0, that helps us get that confidence to keep going and keep scoring. It really builds up the confidence, pushing forward in the NCAA Tournament.
Ryan Grant, who became the second Saint to get a hat trick in the tournament, started that with his first goal of the game in the 36th minute on another play that began with a corner kick. Rob Brandell and Noah Bunton assisted on the goal.
Brandell then scored off a pass from Bunton in the 39th minute and Bunton picked up his first goal of the season off a pass from Mark Provost in the 43rd minute.
In 20 games before Sunday the Saints scored nine goals in the first half, but added five to that list against Wheaton (17-6). SLU didnt score again until the 74th minute when Grant scored the first of two goals just 30 seconds apart to make it 7-0. The first goal was unassisted and Christian Barral-Arteta assisted on the second.
To get three goals today was a good confidence-booster, I think for everyone that scored today, Grant said. I was hungry. On the last goal Christian made a selfless play and gave it to me, so I was just grateful.
The 15th-ranked Saints will face Amherst in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the current seniors where freshmen. Amherst edged SLU 3-2 in Canton in that contest.
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April 2012 I suffered a crisis, made worse by insufficiency of personal planning for what could go wrong. Basically I had a total melt down of personal computing, I am now in process of recovery
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I am not yet asking for specific help, to try to recover my research documents.
I just got a good backup system installed. Next I hope to get at software for document management and conversions.
These are pre-requisites to recovering my research which made it into the cloud and other people copies.
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There will come a time when I will recopy to my home PC, the stuff I uploaded to various share sites, including yours. Then I will insert some comment in my research docs about this hiatus in my research progress, and continue where I left off in last such sharing.
But I am not ready for that yet. I just sharing with my pals what my situation is.
There was a chunk of time when I was on pins & needles to find out if my old hard drive could be recovered, then when it could not, I needed to get a good backup implemented. That is working well now, better than what I had before, although more work is needed by me, and now I move to the issue of setting up a document management system, better than I had before.
In product reviews, I had shared news of Convert between PDF Word Excel etc.
Some of my praise comments may have been premature.
I try to avoid the use of credit card over Internet, because of the epidemic of breaches stemming from the state-of-art of e-commerce security and constant bombardment of that industry by a world wide army of crooks. I visited my local Office Depot store, to pick up whatever they had available, because of the convenience of having the product, proof of purchase, paid for safely, someone in the store to read the microscopic print and verify for me certain questions about what it will do, and will it work on my home system.
They had Adobe and Nuance. A lot of people push Adobe, but I am annoyed with their historic crap ware, perpetual security violations, and an attitude of ignoring the customer preferences and opt choices, over-riding when we just say no, to give us the crap anyway.
I would have purchased Nitro, had it been at Office Depot, but it was not, so I got Nuance instead.
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I find lots of problems, which I do not yet know are attributable to the Nuance conversion, or some earlier step in the document history:
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"It was a very exciting game," said coach Bonvechio, "We played some of our best basketball, especially in the second quarter."
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World History Lesson Plan: Uncovering Essential Questions
Submitted by: Angela Watson
In this world history lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 5-12, students select a world history topic and study it through the lens of an essential question.
Lesson Plan Common Core State Standards Alignments
Students will:
- Analyze a world history topic through the lens of an essential question.
- Conduct collaborative research and share findings both verbally and in writing.
- Computers with internet access for BrainPOP
Preparation:This activity can be used at the end of a unit of study or at the end of a semester/school year to help students make connections between different aspects of history. Preview the World History unit of BrainPOP and select the topics that are relevant for your students and compile them in a list. You may want to only include topics students have previously studied, or use loosely related topics to extend their learning. Develop the project guidelines you'd like students to follow and make them available for the class.
Then, select an essential question you'd like students to explore (or choose several and give students choices). Some ideas include:
Grades 3-5:
What can we learn from the past?
How do we know what really happened in the past? How can we know if we weren't there?
What methods do people/historians use to interpret and communicate current and historical events?
Grades 6-8:
What cycles and patterns seem to recur throughout history?
How do beliefs and practices of various cultures evolve over time?
Is history told by the "winners"? Is history inevitably biased?
How do different cultures express their own values and traditions?
How are the beliefs and practices of various cultures related to time, location, and events?
How does knowledge of the past influence us and help us understand the present and the future?
How do economic, historic, environmental, social, and technological forces cause change?
How has the world changed in 100 years: socially, technologically, economically and politically?
Grades 9-12:
Why are conflicting values inherent in diverse groups, and how do societies deal with resulting challenges?
What do citizenship and living in a civil society mean and where do you fit in?
What are contemporary social, judicial, economic and political factors that influence how we live?
How do you define justice and, given this definition, is ours a just society?
What, if anything, justifies armed conflict?
How do different political, cultural, or economic perspectives affect the view, interpretation, and communication of current and historical events?
Lesson Procedure:
- Display a selected essential question for the class and allow students to write about it or discuss it in pairs or small groups to build background knowledge.
- Facilitate a whole-class discussion around the essential question, writing down the major points that students identified. You may find that they raise additional essential questions, and you can assist students in developing appropriate wording for them.
- Challenge students to explore a BrainPOP topic through the lens of the essential question you provided (or one they generated during the class discussion). Show students the list of World History topics you generated prior to the start of the lesson and allow them to work individually or in pairs/groups to select one that interests them. Ensure that the essential question and the topic that students select are a good fit.
- Provide time for students to watch their selected BrainPOP movie and explore the related FYI resources. Some students may want to also check out other movie topics that are similar to the one they selected. They may also use other websites, textbooks, etc. to further their understanding.
- Ask students to form a short answer or essay response to the essential question based on the movie topic(s) they explored. They should include their own personal opinion as well as evidence for their answer based on the BrainPOP resources and other information they've learned in class. Students may work individually or collaboratively on their responses.
- Give students opportunities to read and talk about one another's responses. You may want to divide students into small groups and provide 10-15 minutes for discussion, then mix up the groups and repeat the activity.
- Have students reflect on how their understandings changed after the group discussions. Would they respond to the essential question differently now that they've heard others' reasonings? What new insights have they had?
Extension Activity:Post the essential question(s) students responded to and revisit them periodically throughout the school year. Provide students with opportunities to re-read and add to their responses as their understanding of world history deepens.
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Cron jobs can be used for setting up scheduled scans in UNIX-type operating systems, e.g. UNIX, Linux, FreeBSD and Darwin (Mac OS X).
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ST. ALBANSŌĆōThe Lake Region track and field team headed over Franklin County to participate in a BFA hosted meet at the Collins-Pearly Complex.
The Rangers had a strong showing with the girls placing second and the boys taking home third.
NEWPORTŌĆōThe Falcon baseball team had a rough go of it on Saturday morning against Lyndon Institute. After falling behind early, rallying back to take the lead through the middle innings, a tough seven run top of the sixth sealed the boys fate as they lost 14-8 to the Vikings.
"This was a game that wasn't played well," said Coach Brian Bonvechio. "Both teams played like very inexperienced teams and the game was very sloppy as a result."
The Vikings came out ready to play, touching Jon Boyer for three runs in the first inning off of two hits, two walks and an error.
NEWPORTŌĆōNorth Country's softball team welcomed in Lyndon Institute for their home opener on Saturday morning, but fell short in their effort to pick up their first win, losing to the Vikings 7-3.
While they did not get the win, coach Leslie Dunn was very pleased with the girl's efforts compared to their first time out against St. Johnsbury.
"It was night and day," said Dunn. "Defensively we had some miscues, but we were right on it. We made some really big secondary plays, some real heads up stuff.ŌĆØ
The game kicked off with both teams getting on the scoreboard in the first.
RICHFORDŌĆōThe Richford Rockets plated five runs in the bottom of the 6th inning to secure a come from behind 9-8 victory over the Lake Region Rangers in girls fastpitch action Thursday.
An undermanned Ranger crew struck early with 2 runs in the first, 3 in the second and 3 more in the fourth inning to build an 8-4 lead after four innings of play.
JERICHOŌĆōThe North Country Track and field team traveled to Mount Mansfield Union on Friday for their first meet of the season and came home with positive results.
The girlsŌĆÖ squad took second place on the day earning 118 points, and the boys were in third with a score of 103.
"It was a good first meet for us. The freshman got to get their feet wet while the veterans were able to see some competition instead of just practicing," said coach Lonnie Wade.
NEWPORTŌĆōThe 2012 North Country softball team is a mixture of veterans and new faces with the numbers skewing towards the new faces.
"There are some vets, an awful lot of rookies, but it is early and we are looking to get some things together," said head coach Leslie Dunn.
Returning this year are seniors Hillary Manning, Samantha Collins, Brandi Thornton, Anna Ghelli, Emily Corkins and Kayla Desheneau as well as juniors Mariah Roberts and Anna Bingham.
Pitching is one area where the Falcons have some depth, and Dunn is excited to have reliable arms ready to go.
NEWPORTŌĆōIn their first match since completing their inter-squad playdowns, North Country's boys' tennis team unveiled a new look line-up that had Travers Parsons-Grayson in the one spot, Dave Durivage in the two, Zach Tweed at three, Maoz Knight fourth and Thomas Durivage playing in the number five singles position.
Fred Petzold and Steve Raboin played number one doubles with newcomers Kody Halikas and Peter Steuwe making their debut at the number two.
ST. JOHNSBURYŌĆōThe North Country baseball team fell 7-2 to St.Johnsbury in their first game of the season on Tuesday.
After three scoreless innings, St.Johnsbury got to Falcons starting pitcher Joel Lemarche in the fourth, putting up six runs in the inning.
The Hilltoppers added a run in the fifth, making it 7-0 before the Falcons were able to break up the Academy's Lincoln Lemieux's bid for a no hitter.
After Trevor Monty made it first on a strikeout error by the St. J catcher, Nate Stewart singled, followed by Jon Boyer's infield single.
BARREŌĆōThe Derby Kings basketball team, comprised of mainly 6th and 7th graders, with four 8th graders as well, went 2-0 at the One Day Run Tournament this past Saturday.
The boys competed in the "A" level 8th grade division, and had little difficulty holding their two opponents to an average of just thirty points per game.
The Kings, using a combination of height, speed and quickness to double up their opposition, scoring close to sixty points per game.
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Sarasota senior ends career with title and state record. (Staff photo / Dennis Maffezzoli).Sailors' Luis Aguilar is repeat state champ in weightlifting
Charlotte senior wins 800- and 1,600-meter runs. (Staff file photo).Tarpons' Ryan Schnulle is two-time state track champ
Senior swims a personal best in 500 freestyle (Staff file photo).Ranch's Danielle Valley repeats as state swim champ
Cody Bishop finishes as state runner-up at 183. (Staff photo / Dennis Maffezzoli).Charlotte wins first boys weightlifting state title
QB Cord Sandberg led Manatee to the state semifinals (Staff file photo).Hurricanes come up short in quest for No. 1
Injury prevents the Mustang runner from defending her state cross country title. (Staff photo / Dennis Maffezzoli).Ranch's Ortiz suffers broken leg at state track meet
Taylor Katz leads the way with wins in the 200 and 500 freestyle. (Staff photo).Riverview girls defend state swim title
Mustangs rack up a school-record 127 wins. (Staff file photo).Ranch boys defend 2A state golf title
Indians top St. Thomas Aquinas in final. (Staff photo / Dennis Maffezzoli).Venice wins third state volleyball crown
Indians win second baseball title in school history. (Staff file photo).Venice wins Class 7A state baseball title
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Capital gains can be confusing, especially as your portfolio grows, and keeping track of all your transactions can be pretty taxing. TaxACT's Capital Gains Summary makes comparing your brokerage statement to your tax return fast and easy. Never miss a stock transaction again!
National Averages Comparison
How do you compare to the average taxpayer? Well, with TaxACT National Averages Comparison, now you can find out. Find potential opportunities for additional tax savings and make sure you're not missing out on any credits and deductions!
Married Filing Joint vs. Separate Report
Are you preparing a 'married filing joint' return? You may not be getting the biggest refund possible. TaxACT's Married Filing Joint vs. Separate Report analyzes your return & tells you if filing separate would give you the biggest tax savings.
TaxWatch 2015
Most people only think about their taxes once a year. TaxACT's TaxWatch will put you on a path to lower your taxes throughout the year. TaxWatch analyzes your unique tax situation and creates a plan to lower next year's tax bill. Don't let next year's bigger refund slip through your fingers!
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