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Eric´s Shooters Bar is a popular, open air bar in Patong situated just off Bangla Road in buzzing at night Soi Eric.
Kenta, one of the owners, is Swedish and is a well known local character, can be found sitting a the bar most nights. He loves chatting with customers.
Here you can have a beer, shooter or a cocktail while having a drink talking with Kenta or one of the pretty staff.


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Welcome Home, Bobby
Release Date: January 1st, 1986
Not Yet Rated|1 hr. 37 min.
Plot Summary
A teen (Timothy Williams) returns to his working-class father (Tony Lo Bianco) and friends after a physical relationship with a man.
Cast: Tony Lo Bianco, Timothy Williams, Adam Baldwin, John Pleshette, Gisela Caldwell, John Karlen, Stephen James, Nan Woods
Director: Herbert Wise
Genres: Drama

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Nikon 1 V2
The V2 goes a long way toward fixing some of our original complaints about the original model. As the enthusiast camera in the Nikon 1 lineup, the V2 has gained a fuller hand grip, built-in flash, a new mode dial, and another function button. Also...
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Nikon COOLPIX S9200
Power and portability blend perfectly into the Nikon COOLPIX S9200. This digital camera features 16MP backside-illuminated CMOS, 18x wide-angle optical zoom lens, VR image stabilization, Full HD (1080p) video, 3.0-inch LCD, Easy Panorama Mode, 7 f...
Grade: B- Price: $300.00
Nikon D600
At $2100 body-only or $2700 with the kit 24-85mm lens, the D600 matches the 6D as the cheapest full frame release ever. Nikon has cut a few corners in order to avoid cannibalizing D800 sales, but the D600 offers a fantastic value for those who mig...
Grade: A Price: $1,780.00
Nikon Coolpix S01
A camera of the tiniest proportions, the S01 weighs in at just under 100 grams and proportions that may make it the smallest camera on the market. Nikon has achieved this engineering feat by packing in a smaller, cellphone camera sized 10.1 megapi...
Grade: B Price: $140.00
Nikon Coolpix P7700
The Coolpix line of pocket cameras have been high performers in the category, even if they haven't always looked the part. The latest models feature large rotatable LCD panels, and this replacement to the P7100 improves on the predecessor in m...
Grade: B+ Price: $464.00
Nikon Coolpix L610
The L610 looks to compete directly with Canon's SX150, both of which run on AA batteries and sport a decent zoom range. The L610's 14x optical zoom isn't much compared to the 20x zooms found on higher end compact zoom models, or indeed...
Grade: B+ Price: $170.00
Nikon 1 J2
Nikon has announced a modest upgrade to their popular J1 in the J2. Specifications are almost entirely the same, still a 10.1 megapixel sensor, 1080/60p video, and 10fps burst with autofocus, but the screen resolution has jumped to 921,000 dots fr...
Grade: B+ Price: $489.00
Nikon D3200
The D3200 is a surprising upgrade to Nikon's entry-level D3100, replacing the latter and effectively outclassing the higher-end D5100 in one fell swoop. The headliner here is the 24.2 megapixel sensor, similar to the one used in Sony's A65...
Grade: A- Price: $499.00
Nikon COOLPIX P310
Nikon's P-series currently represents their high-end compact lineup. The line came to the fore with the arrival of the P5000 in 2007, an enthusiast compact that blended the separation between point and shoot and DSLR. Subsequent models have ...
Grade: C+ Price: $349.00
Nikon D800E
The Nikon D800E is everything the D800 is but with the anti-aliasing filter removed. The anti-aliasing filter slightly blurs captured images in order to avoid moire, the funky image artifact that arises out of photographing finely patterned textur...
Grade: A- Price: $3,297.00
Nikon COOLPIX L26
Nikon's cheapest camera, the L24, gets an upgrade in the L26. The sensor has been switched out for a 16 megapixel CCD, the zoom is now 5x, and video has been increased to 720p. The camera still runs on AA's, too, which is both good and bad...
Grade: B- Price: $100.00
Nikon COOLPIX S6300
Nikon's higher-end S-series models have really impressed in the last year or so. They are responsive and have the latest backside illuminated CMOS sensors. The S6300 is pretty compact for its impressive 10x zoom lens and offers key upgrades to...
Grade: C+ Price: $290.00
Nikon D800
Nikon's answer to the Canon 5D Mark II and now-competitor to the 5d Mark III, the D800 replaces the aging D700 as Nikon's cheapest full-frame camera (half the D4's $6000). Crucially, the D800 adds 1080p video recording and ups the reso...
Grade: A- Price: $2,300.00
Nikon COOLPIX S9300
Yet another entry to the compact travel zoom category, the Nikon S9300 replaces the S9100 as Nikon's high-end all-in-one compact. The S-series, which truly spans the compact spectrum from the budget-oriented S3300 up to the $350 S9300, has b...
Grade: C Price: $240.00
Nikon COOLPIX S3300
The S3300 and S4300 are essentially identical other than the S4300's larger 3-inch LCD. Both have 16 megapixel sensors and a useful 6x zoom with a 26mm wide-angle. The video, as you'd expect from a CCD sensor, is 720p. Unless you need the ...
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Nikon COOLPIX S30
One of Nikon's cheapest cameras and a truly affordable waterproof camera, the S30 cuts a lot of corners but is a decent buy for the money. There's a tiny 10 megapixel sensor under the hood and an uncompetitive 3x zoom, yet for only $120 th...
Grade: B Price: $99.00
Nikon COOLPIX L810
The L810 continues Nikon's budget line of extended zoom cameras. The headline of this newest model is its incredibly wide 23mm lens, which zooms out to 585mm. Another surprise lies in the LCD, which sports an impressive 921,000 dots; it's ...
Grade: C+ Price: $209.00
Nikon COOLPIX P510
The Nikon P510 is the follow-up to 2011's P500, a well-reviewed camera that pushed the limits of zoom range in a compact. That camera's 36x optical zoom, however, pales in comparison to the P510's monstrous 42x range, a number th...
Grade: B+ Price: $393.00
Nikon D4
Nikon's newest top-of-the-line DSLR offers numerous upgrades to 2009's D3s and competes with Canon's 1DX. The processor and autofocus system have received a boost and the full-frame sensor has been upped to 16 megapixels. Nikon is aimi...
Grade: A Price: $4,000.00
Nikon 1 V1
Nikon's entry into the mirrorless field, the V1 accompanies the J1 as compact alternatives to Sony and Samsung's bulkier APS-C models. The 1's are modeled around a 2.7x crop sensor (compared to 2x for micro 4/3 and 1.5x for APS-C), whi...
Grade: B Price: $699.00
Nikon 1 J1
Nikon's entry into the mirrorless field, the J1 accompanies the V1 as compact alternatives to Sony and Samsung's bulkier APS-C models. The 1's are modeled around a 2.7x crop sensor (compared to 2x for micro 4/3 and 1.5x for APS-C), whi...
Grade: B- Price: $270.00
Nikon COOLPIX AW100
Nikon finally got the ruggedized camera right in the AW100, it seems. The AW100 is still a compromise in some respects (battery life), but image quality is good enough for most purposes and, with waterproofing to 33 ft and shockproofing to 5, it c...
Grade: B Price: $325.00
Nikon COOLPIX P7100
The Nikon P7100 finds itself in a bit of an odd position. The Canon G12 is its closest competitor, and has a shorter zoom range, but bests the P7100 with better image quality. Other high-end compacts, like Panasonic's LX5 or Olympus's XZ-1...
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Nikon Coolpix P500
A camera's zoom range has always been an important spec, but in the past two years, there's been an almost unhealthy obsession with making faraway objects look really big. Since 2009, the longest zoom range in a fixed-lens camera has doubl...
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Nikon Coolpix S6100
The Nikon S6100 is a mid-range point-and-shoot, best for casual shooters who want the added versatility of a little extra zoom. It's a 7x zoomer with a large, crisp 3-inch touch LCD and 720p video capability -- all nice specs. At a bloated 16 ...
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Nikon Coolpix S9100
Nikon surprised us last fall with the S8100, a compact zoom with the chops to actually turn out some decent low-light pictures. Camera buyers had been begging for something like it for quite some time, and while a few other models had come close, ...
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Nikon Coolpix P300
Nikon's P300 looks like a great compact camera, with enough power and control to appeal to some enthusiasts but a price that puts it within reach of hobbyists and general camera buyers. The standout feature here is the f/1.8 lens, which is inc...
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Nikon D7000
The D7000 is Nikon's latest enthusiast dSLR, occupying the spot in their dSLR lineup between the D90 and D300s models. It's packed with a 16.2 megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, a wide ISO range, 6 frames per second burst mode, and an excell...
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Disappointing news for those who were hoping to see Pope Benedict XVI make a post-Communion procession around the bases at Sunday's mass in Yankee Stadium: The Vatican is under strict orders to keep the Popemobile (or the Pope Mercedes, for that matter) off the grass where Derek Jeter and Co. practice their own brand of pinstriped religion.
"The Yankees had only one request, and that is that we not touch their grass," said Mark Ackermann, who is running the Office of the Papal Visit for the New York archdiocese. "The All-Star game will be there this year and of course we're all confident that the World Series will be there as well. So the Yankees need to keep it in good shape and we've been most respectful of that."
All I can say is the the Bombers better make sure they know who they're dealing with. Yankee Stadium has been the site of two other papal visits and the first — Pope Paul VI in 1965 — coincided with the Yankees' first losing season since 1925.
Fourteen years later, Pope John Paul II said mass and the '79 team went 89-71, but finished fourth in the AL East. Since the team is currently a middling 7-7, I'm thinking that if Pope Benedict wants to drive the Popemobile in from the bullpen for a relief appearance or out to the mound for a chat with Phil Hughes, the team should by all means let him. Hank Steinbrenner might think differently, but only the Big Guy Upstairs (no, not George) tells the pope what to do.
A big BLS head nod to Fanhouse for the tip.
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- Hugo gets ever so many. At the end of the first series, he sits next to his father and says, (paraphrased) these animals are the basis of our society and they're incredibly important to everyone, and you're just being stubborn because you don't like the vicar. I'm going to the service.
David: If you continue to consort with that Tinker twerp you will no longer be welcome in this house, you will no longer be my son, and as this will attests, you will have nothing.Hugo: On the contrary, sir; I shall have everything in the world that I desire.
- Then, at the start of the second series, after his father forbids him to marry Alice and in fact threatens to disown him.
- During Summer, the Obstructive Bureaucrat tells Dibley that the government solution to Dibley's water crisis is to flood the town, and that, quote, "We will be ready for anything you throw at us." Owen just punches him in the face, laying him out cold.
Owen: He wasn't ready for that!
- Crowning Music of Awesome probably goes to the opening theme, which is a rendition of Psalm 23. Its composer, Howard Goodall, stated that he wanted something that could be sung in church, and by God does it work. Youtube has numerous videos of it being sung by various church choirs during services.
- You know Alice's "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" monologue? Emma Chambers learnt it all in one night, much to the shock of Dawn French.


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ATHENS, Ga. — If Georgia is going to have better success against a South Carolina defense that has held the Bulldogs to a combined total of 19 points the last two years, Ian Knight may have to deliver the best game of his career.
Knight, in his first season as Georgia's starting center, will be asked to lead the blocking effort against South Carolina nose tackle Langston Moore.
Georgia coach Mark Richt says Moore "single-handedly stuffed our run'' in the Gamecocks' 14-9 win over the Bulldogs last season in Athens. That effort came against a veteran Georgia center, 2001 senior Curt McGill.
Moore blocked a field goal attempt and had six tackles last year. Because Knight is the least experienced member of Georgia's all-senior offensive line, the matchup with Moore is a key.
"I actually talked with Curt the other day,'' Knight said Tuesday. "Curt was like 'Man, I know what he did to me last year.' He gave me some tips, but the guy handled us last year.''
Already this season Moore (6-2, 290) has nine tackles, a quarterback sack, an interception and a caused fumble in two games for South Carolina.
"I really don't think there's a better nose guard in the country,'' Richt said. "To play that scheme that they play, their nose guard has got to be a man. ... He threw around our center last year. This year, from what I can see, he's in better condition than he was last year.''
Added Knight: "He might be the best player I face all year. It's definitely going to be a battle. I'm looking forward to it.''
Richt said Knight earned a grade of "maybe a C at best'' against Clemson. Knight will need help from guards Kevin Breedlove and Alex Jackson against Moore.
False praise: South Carolina coach Lou Holtz already has said Georgia has the best receivers, best punt returner (Damien Gary) and best offensive line in the nation.
Based on a disappointing effort by the offensive front in the season opener two weeks ago, Richt almost choked Tuesday when asked about the comments. "Oh, no,'' Richt said, before adding with a smile "I respect Lou Holtz.''
Asked again specifically about the suggestion from Holtz that Georgia has the top offensive line in the nation, Richt said "Like I said, I respect Coach Holtz. He's a good man.''
Challenge to Smith: Though tailback Musa Smith enjoyed an encouraging debut with 23 carries for 105 yards, and he experienced no pain in his return from a lingering groin injury that shortened his 2001 season, his longest run against Clemson was only 10 yards.
"Musa has to be more of a force,'' Richt said. "Musa has got to break tackles.''
Richt noted that Smith was lifted off the ground too often at the end of his runs.
"How are you going to run over a safety if you're off the ground?'' Richt asked. "He has to finish his runs.''
Richt also said fullback J.T. Wall "has to finish his blocks.''
Remembering 9-11: The Georgia athletics department will hold a memorial service today at 9 a.m. for staff members as everyone's thoughts will be on the first anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
"This game is extremely important to us and the outcome of the game is extremely important to us and everybody who loves the game,'' Richt said.
"But in the grand scheme of things, it's really not that important when you talk about national security and you talk about lives being lost and lives being risked to maintain our freedom. There's no comparison.''


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The{}Alabama Department of Public Safety officials say an 8-year-old boy from Shorter has died in a single-vehicle crash west of Tuskegee.According to Sgt. Steve Jarrett, the boy was riding in a car traveling along a Macon County highway when it veered off the road and hit a utility pole Tuesday morning. Authorities say the boy wasn't wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.
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Whitewater Kayaking Is an Adventure Sport
Buying kayaks for beginners is the perfect way to get your feet wet without having to spend an arm and a leg on a professional kayak. Even inflatable kayaks are a great way to get started. Whether you plan to use your new kayak on a river, a lake or in the ocean, all you need are a few good tips and tricks to make sure the experience is a positive, enjoyable, and educational one.
Whitewater kayaking is an adventure sport that is certainly not meant for the weak hearted. In lay man's terms whitewater can be described as the bubbly water that is seen across rivers, when the water flows overs rocks, or when something obstructs the flow of water. Whitewater is the term that is sometimes used to describe water that looks turbulent. Whitewater kayaking is an extreme sport that involves the paddling of a kayak on a white water river, or any other body of water.
Whitewater kayaking has been around since the dawn of human kind. But it existed in another form- in the form of paddling across rivers, across lakes and on the oceans as well. Starting off from rafts, canoes and catamarans, the kayak is the latest in the evolution of paddling. The kayak originated from the Polar Regions and was made by stretching animal skin across a wooden frame. Most modern kayaks are made from tough plastic that is very durable and a little more flexible.
White water kayaks come with certain specifications. Those that are longer usually go faster. Touring or the sea kayaks which have to traverse longer distances are usually 6ft to 19ft in length. White water rapids that are used in rapids over rivers are usually about 8ft in length.
As there are many grades of whitewater, broadly 4 kinds of whitewater kayaks are available:
1. River running kayaks – these kayaks are ideal for beginners and also the experienced paddler. River running kayaks are extremely comfortable and their smooth round bows, make it easy to brace and roll. These kayaks also contain outfitting that can be customized.
2. Creeking Kayaks – If you are seeking thrills and extreme adventure in whitewater, then a creeking kayak will be suitable for you. These kayaks are designed to maneuver the difficult rapids. They are very sturdy can endure abuses of boulders and rocks in narrow creeks. Creeking kayaks are the largest in the whitewater family. They are most certainly built with the whitewater thrill seeker in mind.
3. Freestyle kayaks – These are also known as the play boating kayaks. With a freestyle kayak you can perform a variety of spinning, surfing and vertical moves on the river.
4. Free running kayaks – These are meant for those kayakers who want to enjoy the thrill of the entire river. It can be called a hybrid between a river running kayak and a freestyle kayak. This is the kayak that is most suitable for beginners, who can use them to learn how to brace, roll, and play.
Whitewater is classified into six grades or classes. The first grade is those rapids or white waters that have very small rough areas and need very little maneuvering. The skill required at this level is almost nil. The second grade which can be described as moving water offers little difficulty and may require maneuvering skills. The third grade may have medium waves and may require a lot of maneuvering and paddling skills. The fourth grade has large waves and rapids and for this, whitewater experience will be needed. Class five requires advanced whitewater kayaking experience. Class 6 rapids are extremely dangerous and whitewater kayaking at this level should only be tried by the experts.
Top 5 Canoeing Tips
The two major challenges that all paddler experience is the lack of skill improvement and the shortage of boating partners. It is more interesting to paddle canoes or kayaking with others than doing it yourself. Canoeing in groups is the greatest way to develop one's skills as well as a matter of safety. Every whitewater paddler knows how disappointing it is to have nobody to go with in the river when it is at optimal conditions.
Despite how good you are at canoeing, the following list of top 5 canoeing tips that will assist you to horn your skills as well as finding new paddling friends.
Go canoeing festival and expos
Visiting canoe festivals is the one of the exciting ways to grow and develop your skills when it comes to this sport. Such events give you an opportunity to meet other great paddlers, take free lessons, learn to use new types of equipment, find perfect deals on gears as well as watching advantages of doing what we love most. These festivals take place in different countries at different periods of the year.
Join local canoe clubs
A local paddling club can be found almost in all places with water. These clubs are mainly there to help individuals who are willing to be connected with other paddlers to share their passion. Canoe clubs offer their members with two important things. First, you will always have someone to learn from. Second, you will find more people who paddle exactly the same level with you, and this makes things more interesting
Join the American Canoe Association
The American Canoe Association is an authority on canoeing in America. The American Whitewater fights for the river conservation and boaters rights. Besides, there are several reasons for joining such associations. Every membership entails a journal on the latest events and news within the country regarding paddling. Also, they post recent standards, information and tips that all peddler must make sure they know. Lastly, because such associations are charity organizations, your involvement will serve as a contribution to the causes of the sports event that you love much.
Try to use other people's canoe gear
Trying out different paddles, boats, and gloves is the best way that will help you to know how the canoe gear you employ affects your paddling. Therefore, it is highly recommended to know how to us a boat before purchasing it. Each moment you are on the stream is a good chance for you to try using other people's canoes.
Take a canoe paddling lesson
Taking a lesson on canoe paddling is the best and the great way to advance your paddling skills. It is one thing to find out a sport casually by the assistance of other people, and it is a totally different thing to find out the appropriate techniques that will take your canoeing skills to a greater level. Therefore, it is vital for all beginners to undergo the beginner's lesson. Also, the intermediate should also take more advanced classes. In addition, with every lesson you take, your paddling level ability will increase by bounds and leaps.


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My opinionated 2013 Africa starting XI
Once again it is time to generate debate and stir up some controversy as usual with my own views on which players I think should make up a good starting eleven for the African continent over the year 2013.
May I stress that I could be totally wrong, but what you are about to read is what I observed as a football journalist over the year 2013.
This article is actually inspired by my colleague and friend Jerry Kwame Ayensu, who asked me to discuss this very topic and on Friday January 3 2014, you might see me on GTV Stage Africa discussing my choices.
Controversially, even though Didier Drogba was nominated for the African Player of the Year award, he doesn't make it onto my selection, and whilst African champions Nigeria dominate the team, Ghana has only one representative and there is a player from Mali as well.
I am using a fluid 4-2-3-1 formation that can easily translate into a 4-4-2 system in making this selection.
Goalkeeper: Vincent Enyeama (Nigeria)
The Lille goalkeeper has gotten better and better as the years have gone by and he was a major reason why the Super Eagles won the African Nations Cup. His agility, cat like reflexes and excellent anticipation saw him earn the number one spot at Lille, where his exploits have seen the Ligue 1 side embark on an excellent run. To be honest, he has been one of Africa's top goalies over the last three years and for me, he is the best goalkeeper on the continent now.
Right Back: Ahmed Fathi (Egypt)
Even though he is a veteran with both Al Ahly and the Pharoahs, Ahmed Fathy has maintained superb performance levels over the years. Even though he can also play in midfield, his biggest asset is bombing down the right and he is a very good crosser of the ball as well. He also is steely in the tackle and he has been consistent over the last few years. Even though Egypt failed to qualify for the World Cup, his efforts for the Pharaohs were easy to see and indeed, he helped Al Ahly to another CAF Champions League triumph.
Centre back: Nicolas N'koulou (Cameroon)
The Marseille defender is vastly underrated, but after bursting onto the international scene as a callow teenager at the 2010 World Cup, N'Koulou hasn't looked back. He has grown into a mature reader of the game and at 23, he is already a leader at the back for the Indomitable Lions. His input gave Cameroon one of the best defences in the African World Cup qualifying series and he is a major reason why Cameroon will take part in the 2014 World Cup. He is strong in the tackle and excellent in playing the ball out of defence as well.
Centre back: Geoffrey Oboabona (Nigeria)
From the relative obscurity of the Nigerian Premier League, the defender played his heart out for Sunshine Stars and Oboabona's breakthrough eventually came after Stephen Keshi was appointed head coach of Nigeria. Keshi noticed him and took him to the 2013 African Nations Cup. After team captain Joseph Yobo performed below par in the first game against Burkina Faso, Keshi replaced him with Oboabona and the move paid dividends. Oboabona formed an excellent defensive partnership with Kenneth Omeruo and that helped in landing the Super Eagles the title. Oboabona has not looked back since then and after koving to Turkey in the summer, his efforts also helped Nigeria qualify for the 2014 World Cup. He is aggressive and strong in the challenge and for me, he has been one of the best defenders from Africa this season.
Left back: Adama Tamboura (Mali)
Tamboura was undoubtedly one of Mali's standout stars at the 2013 African Nations Cup tournament where the Eagles placed third after beating Ghana 3-1 in the third place match. The Randers FC defender has been one of the most consistent African left backs over the last few years and even though his efforts failed to help Mali qualify for the World Cup, you would be hard pressed to get a better left back than Tamboura at least over the course of 2013.
Holding midfielder: John Obi Mikel (Nigeria)
He was one of the major reasons why Nigeria won the 2013 African Nations Cup with his performances in the middle of the park. Even though he has evolved from a dribbling attacking midfielder into a holding midfielder, he has become one of the best in his position in the world, never mind Africa. He also helped Chelsea win the Europa League and he proved Keshi's most important player as the Super Eagles qualified for the 2014 World Cup. Little wonder that he has been shortlisted for the 2013 African player of the year award by the Confederation of African Football (CAF)
Central midfielder: Yaya Toure (Cote D'ivoire)
Without a doubt, the box-to-box midfielder is one of the best players in the world at the moment, especially in his position and he is virtually undroppable for both Manchester City and Cote d'Ivoire. I believe that he would win the African Player of the Year award for a third consecutive time and indeed he has already won BBC's version of the award. He has the ability to ghost into goal scoring positions, as well as the ability to track back and protect the back four. He is also a deadly set piece specialist, and he is on course to be one of the stars of the show in Brazil.
Right Attack: Mohammed Salah (Egypt)
The Basel winger has become one of Africa's most lethal attacking talents and 2013 was a good year for the Egypt international. His ability to cut in from the right and score goals reminds many of a younger Lionel Messi playing in the same position for Barcelona a few years back. He proved a vital outlet of goals as Egypt stormed into the final World Cup qualifying phase with six straight wins. Even though the Pharaohs ultimately failed to make it to Brazil, there is no doubt that Salah has been the team's breakout star and should he continue in this manner, he is a candidate for a future African Player of the Year award.
Player in the 'hole'/second striker: Asamoah Gyan (Ghana)
It was indeed a masterstroke by Ghana's head coach Kwesi Appiah to play the Al Ain forward in behind a lead striker in the course of the World Cup qualifiers and the Black Stars captain responded with crucial goals that eventually helped Ghana win a ticket to Brazil. Gyan's game intelligence, his eye for a pass and his ability to make central defenders work mark him out as the best player in the 'hole' in Africa in my opinion. I may be Ghanaian, but I thought he should have been nominated ahead of Didier Drogba for the 2013 African player of the Year awards. Nevertheless, he remains Ghana's most important player and deservedly takes his place in my opinionated starting eleven.
Left Attack: Jonathan Pitriopa (Burkina Faso)
Indeed many soccer pundits are not happy that Brazil will not see the skills of this gifted winger, who set the 2013 African Nations Cup tournament alight with his skills. The Rennes forward was voted the tournament's best player and went on to inspire the Stallions to reach the final World Cup qualifying phase. Even though he scored 1 the first leg against Algeria, defensive frailties ultimately cost his side dear as Burkina Faso conceded twice in Ouagadougou and was beaten 1-0 in the second leg and eliminated. For me however, no one was better in 2013 in his position than Pitriopa and that is why he is in this team.
Striker: Emmanuel; Emenike
My colleague panelist at GTV and former Black Stars striker Augustine Arhinful was constantly raving about him during the 2013 African Nations Cup and after watching him inspire Nigeria to victory, despite missing the final through injury, I could see why. Emenike reminds me so much of the late Rashidi Yekini, with the same power-laden shots, aggression, ability to bring his other team-mates into play and the knack of giving defenders nightmares. His goal against Cote D'Ivoire was a sight to behold and even though he was out injured for a while, he came back to inspire a magnificent comeback as Nigeria came back from a goal down to beat Ethiopia 2-1 in Addis Ababa, with Emenike getting both goals. Keeping him fit will be one of Keshi's priorities going into the 2014 World Cup, where, with the right service, he could prove a major hit.
Coach of the year: Stephen Keshi
With all that he has achieved despite a glaring lack of respect for his abilities by his own country's football governing body, I believe Stephen Keshi has been the best coach on the continent. The former Super Eagles captain has shown a very strong steely resolve in the face of adversity and if the Nigerian Football Federation gives him the necessary support, Nigeria could be one of the dark horses in Brazil.
So there you have it. These are solely my views and anyone at all is entitled to disagree. After all, that is the beauty of football discussions.
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I'm taking a trip to Japan next month. Should I go cash only? If so, what are logistics of this? [more inside]
Suggestions for flexible Japan travel?
Entering the country without an onward ticket, wanting to be flexible. [more inside]
Expatriating to Asia with a work from home job: how do I get a visa?
I have two fantastic work from home jobs that involve frequent international travel. Both of my employers are U.S. companies and I am a U.S. citizen. I want to continue working, but relocate my base to Asia for a year or two. I'd prefer to live in: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Japan or Bangkok, but am open to other options. I do not want to get a local job, but to keep my current gigs. So, the question is: how can I get permission to stay without a local job? I have plenty of money coming in, but I won't be able to rent an apartment on a tourist visa. What are my visa/immigration options? Any advice for the above listed destinations or other fine cities in Asia, would be much appreciated. I have more than a decade of long-term travel experience in Asia and speak Japanese and basic Vietnamese, FWIW.
Best way to get my girlfriend a Foreign Visa K2 etc?
Me an my girlfriend are planning to get married next year. Right now she is living in Japan. She mentioned to me that a K1 visa is what she will need to stay in the United States once we get married. Does anyone know of any caveats to this visa? Would it be best to hire a lawyer to help us make sure the process goes smoothly? Also, are there any other options for visas that she could potentially get? My idea is to propose to her when she visits me on a 3 month visitor's visa and then get married within that 3 months. Any relevant experiences are welcome. Thanks for you help.
Insurance options for the recently unemployed in Tokyo?
I'm an American living in working in Tokyo, but am planning on moving to the states in a few months. I will leave my current job in a month that is providing insurance and take a month or two off to get my affairs in order. What are my options for insurance after I resign? [more inside]
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How can a Canadian on a working holiday visa in Japan get a work visa to stay longer?
Always desiring to experience living in Japan, I moved in the country from Canada almost a year ago on a working holiday visa, which will expire next month. My life here is stable so far, including a job at a company willing to sponsor me for a work visa. I want to live in Japan for a longer period, but the problem is I don't seem to meet the requirements for a visa. I am aware that getting married is the easiest way, but unfortunately, I do not have that possibility. Is there anything I can do to stay and work in Japan longer? [more inside]
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By Judith Marlane
Foreword by Howard Rosenberg
Seventy of the foremost women in television news reflect on their professional successes, the personal and professional sacrifices that often bought those successes, and the barriers that still confront women in the news business.
Women in television news have made great strides in the past twenty-five years. No longer limited to being the token pretty face on the nightly newscast, women have taken their places as working journalists in newsrooms, on the campaign trail, in war zones, and in the highest echelons of network news management. Barbara Walters and Connie Chung have even occupied the coveted network anchor's chair, if only briefly.
In this book, 70 of the foremost women in television news reflect on their professional successes, the personal and professional sacrifices that often bought those successes, and the barriers that still confront women in the news business. Weaving their interviews into a compelling text, Judith Marlane covers a wide range of issues, including looks versus ability and experience, sexual harassment, the resistance to women news anchors, the difficulties of balancing work and family life, women's and men's salaries, and the willingness of women to help other women in the business.
This book builds from Marlane's 1976 work, Women in Television News. Interviews with many of the same women highlight the gains that women have made in broadcast journalism. Simultaneously, Marlane has expanded her range of informants to include fifteen of America's most famous male anchors and correspondents to gather their assessments of the role of women in broadcasting today.
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- Preface
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- 1. Design and Detail
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- 3. Looks and Longevity
- 4. Aptitude and Attitude
- 5. Sex and Sensibility
- 6. Anchors Away
- 7. Minorities and Mandates
- 8. Datelines and Deadlines
- 9. Sisterhood and Support
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- 12. Mentors and Mission
- 13. Milestones and Millstones
- 14. Advice and Admonition
- 15. Wishes and Whispers
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Being a woman is a terribly difficult task since it consists principally in dealing with men.
—Joseph Conrad (1857-1924)
Over a quarter of a century has passed since the Federal Communications Commission added women to its equal opportunity ruling that originally applied only to social and ethnic minorities. Television stations grudgingly learned to reach out and hire women in a mandated attempt to implement affirmative action policies and to end the discrimination against women in broadcasting.
Every television station in America felt the need to hire one female newscaster. Often they would seek out a minority woman and thereby satisfy tokenism in one fell swoop. A small but growing number of women began to appear in positions equal with those held by men on local and national newscasts around the country. They became known as "the class of '72."
It was at this point that I first began to document the background, contributions, and struggles of women in television news. Thirty women reporters and correspondents working in New York and Washington, D.C., on network and local news formed the sample for my first study. This pioneering effort provided an inside look at how women were then entering and working successfully in the male-dominated profession of television news.
Twenty-five years later, I became ready to reexamine and revisit the world of television news and the role that women were playing. I was eager to learn what changes had occurred in the personal and professional lives of women who were now working in television news broadcasting-those who were part of my original study and others who were not.
Over a period of nine months I conducted in-depth interviews with eighty-five of the leading women and men who are working as anchors, correspondents, and bureau chiefs, as well as many who hold key management positions in the network news divisions. Seventy women and fifteen men make up the basic sample and provide the research material for this book. Interviews were held in person and by telephone in New York City, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Connecticut, New Mexico, Florida, New Jersey, Toronto, London, Paris, and Jerusalem.
The volatile nature of the news business made the task of speaking to these broadcasters challenging, exciting, and frenetic. The number of letters, faxes, and telephone calls necessary to secure a definite date and time were prodigious. The vast majority of those interviewed were cooperative and pleased to be part of this effort. A few were not.
It was especially meaningful to meet with those women with whom I had not spoken for over a quarter of a century. It was a time of introspection and discovery for all of us. The physical changes were present—added pounds on some, fewer pounds on others, and the remarkable evolution of those who appeared even more attractive in their mature years than when they were younger. The experiences of illness, even death, marriage, and divorce that are part of the passage of years and the stages of one's life became documented, discussed, and digested. As we shared and explored events, there emerged a special bond of understanding and friendship—one that does not require constant contact or renewal, but rather remains as a feeling of warmth and mutual respect that is a thermal layer on the fabric of a life.
Each interview lasted between thirty minutes and three hours, based upon the availability of the person and the current demands of their work schedule. Several interviews were interrupted only to be completed at a later date. Interviews were conducted in offices, private houses, apartments, restaurants, hotel lobbies, studios, and running down the streets of New York and Washington, D.C. Times, dates, and locations were often changed to fit deadline pressures. I spoke to people at all hours of the day and night, seven days a week; whenever they were available, so was I. It often became a logistics nightmare to locate and speak to a correspondent stationed half-way around the world, busy on assignment covering a war zone.
Once I was caught in rush-hour traffic on the busiest freeway in Los Angeles when the call came in from Christiane Amanpour, in Paris, that she was ready to do her interview with me. Never before or since have I driven so recklessly to get to a destination. On another occasion, I missed a reunion dinner in New York with two lifelong friends who live in different parts of the United States in order to accommodate Barbara Walters who was forced to change her interview time with me. She was completing the editing necessary on her television interview with Lyle and Erik Menendez. As she got up from her desk to show me out at the end of my evening interview with her in her 20/20 office, she apologized for being so difficult to see. She said she regularly receives at least two requests each day from people who are writing books. She went on to say how pleased she was that I was so persistent. Her comments hold special meaning for me. She was the pinnacle of the television news world twenty-three years ago when we first spoke; she remains one of the most respected and revered women in broadcasting.
While on this same trip to New York City, I met with and interviewed both Tom Brokaw at NBC and Dan Rather at CBS. Dan Rather was especially gracious with his time and spent almost ninety minutes with me. However, when I arrived at ABC for a scheduled appointment with Peter Jennings, his press representative, the late Arnot Walker, greeted me and told me how sorry he was but that I was "blown off" Peter's schedule due to a tobacco special that he was writing. As I was about to begin my interview with Kathy Christensen, then executive producer of ABC World News Tonight, Peter Jennings walked in, shirt sleeves rolled up, and declared he was about to close himself in his office for the next hour and a half to write. I was briefly introduced and while we shook hands, there was no indication that he realized who I was, why I was there, or that he had just canceled a confirmed interview that I had traveled three thousand miles to obtain—certainly, no apology was ever forthcoming. A telephone interview was promised by Walker as a backup, but it was never arranged despite my persistent follow-up calls.
The most uncooperative person I attempted to interview was Lesley Stahl. She was part of my first study and I was eager to meet with her again. When I first attempted to contact her, I met with the understandable unpredictability of her hectic schedule. I continued to call; after six months she did call my office, without warning, ready to be interviewed. I was not there. This missed opportunity prompted me to begin checking in with her office on a daily basis to determine if she would be available. I did not want to miss this opportunity a second time. Her secretary repeatedly told me she never is aware of her schedule in advance. I kept calling.
On November 14, 1996, in Los Angeles, Lesley Stahl was the keynote speaker at Governor Pete Wilson's Conference for Women in Long Beach, California. I decided to attend. Just before her speech while she was seated alone at the dais I went up to introduce myself. Without a greeting, acknowledgment, or any other comment, she looked at me and said, "Don't call my office. Please, don't call my office." I was stunned. No other words were exchanged. I left her seated and walked away. It was firm, it was final, it was rude, and it hurt. I never did call her office again. I never tried to speak with her again. No interview ever took place.
During the course of this extensive interview process, I gained renewed respect for the profession of journalism and for the women and men who are working so effectively in it. They are an intelligent, articulate, caring, committed, and diligent group, who have achieved prominence in a career that is uncompromising and relentless in its demands.
Television remains the most powerful and persuasive medium of communication yet devised. Most Americans rely on television as their primary source of news and information. In a functioning democracy information is crucial for survival. This places an awesome responsibility on those individuals who choose to work in this profession. The aggregate skills of men and women working together are necessary to meet this challenge. Only through a broad range of expertise and opinion can television news expand its intellectual horizons and effectiveness.
The sample for this study consists of network women correspondents who, because of their on-air work and visibility, are able to serve as role models for women everywhere. Women in top management positions in network news divisions are able to influence the corporate culture and challenge the invisible barriers that keep women from obtaining responsible jobs that lead to substantial power in the executive suite. The men interviewed for this study all started working in journalism when women were a relative rarity. Their perspectives on the changes and gains made by women in journalism over the last twenty-five years provide important insights.
The network television news programs have always symbolized the pinnacle of the broadcasting profession. Only one woman of eminence appeared with regularity on network news before the 1960s. Pauline Frederick, NBC's United Nations correspondent beginning in 1953, was the exception, the first woman in television news. For much of her career, Frederick was the only woman broadcast correspondent present at news events. Her professionalism and success opened the doors for the acceptance of women in television and radio journalism. She was the first woman to win the Paul White Award of the Radio-Television News Directors Association and the George Foster Peabody Award. In 1976, Pauline Frederick became the first woman to moderate a presidential debate—the one between Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter in San Francisco.
When I first interviewed Frederick in February 1973, it was shortly before her mandatory retirement from NBC in 1974 at the age of sixty-five. "If a man is old, he's called interesting," she said. "When a woman is old and shows wrinkles, it's terrible. She's finished. It's a double standard." She worked diligently to insure that her male colleagues treated her with respect and equality. She acknowledged the difficulty and discrimination she continually faced as a woman doing hard news. Much of the difficulty she blamed on the problem that people, even women, were said to prefer a male voice on the air. This is the voice "representing authority which is the male voice, the father, the husband, the lover, they prefer that to the female voice on the air."
Pauline Frederick died in 1990 of a heart attack at the age of eighty-four. Her pioneering efforts remain a distinctive legacy for so many of us. She will always be considered the first lady of television news.
With the passage of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which makes job discrimination for reasons of sex illegal, a growing number of broadcasters were encouraged to hire women. When Marya McLaughlin joined CBS News and Liz Trotta and Nancy Dickerson joined NBC news in New York, the New York Times headline read "Nylons Enter the Newsroom." When I first interviewed Marya McLaughlin in March 1973 she was a general assignment correspondent in CBS's Washington bureau, mainly covering the Hill and the Senate. She told me then that it was a very bad thing to have people say that women have made great strides when in fact "it's the other way around—it's the industry that has made great strides. I think they realize they have a resource they should be taking advantage of."
Marya McLaughlin left the CBS Washington Bureau in 1988 when her contract was not renewed. Many believe she fell victim to advancing years and the unforgiving gaze of the camera lens. She is now retired and still living in the Washington, D.C., area. When I contacted her for an interview for this book she was adamant about not wanting to talk to me. Sadly, she seemed quite angry and unwilling to discuss her former career.
At the time I was doing the research for this book, Nancy Dickerson was recuperating from a serious illness in a New York hospital. Liz Trotta has recently written her own hard-hitting memoir of her career as a reporter and war correspondent, the first woman war correspondent stationed in Vietnam. An irreverent and sexist New York news director told me in 1973 that women like Liz Trotta were being put on stories that were unsuitable for their sex. As a result, "they became masculinized. They lower their voices and try to imitate David Brinkley. You get these female-men on the air trying to look cool, look hard, and look knowing and do the thing that men have done." This was the same news director who, when I appeared for a job interview in his newsroom in 1968, told me that if I were a black woman I would have a job. When I asked him recently if he remembered that, he went on to explain that, "if you are a white male news executive and you have to hire minorities, a male minority is a threat. A female minority is much less a threat, they're more controllable than a man."
Sex-role distinctions continue to plague the role of women in broadcasting. Ingrained attitudes and opinions about sexual role behavior is continually being reinforced by our society and reflected daily in the media. A survey of the top sixty-five prime-time situation comedies and dramatic series in 1995-1996 conducted by Dr. Martha Lauzen at San Diego State University shows that women remain underrepresented in these prime-time series. These are her findings: 63 percent of all on-screen characters in this time period were male; female characters tended to be defined by their marital status while male characters were defined by their occupation; female characters were seen doing "women's work," such as being a teacher or homemaker, while male characters did "power work," including being a professor, business manager, landlord, or an athlete. The majority of female characters portrayed were in their twenties or thirties. Female characters were rarely seen on the screen after the age of fifty. Dr. Lauzen also examined behind-the-scenes representation in the 1995-1996 prime-time season. She found that women made up only 28 percent of all behind-the-scenes workers; 16 percent of executive producers were women, while 68 percent had no female executive producers; 18 percent of producers were women while 68 percent had no female producers; 11 percent of the directors were women, and 2 percent of the writers were women. The study also reveals that when one or more women worked on a program as executive producer, producer, director, or writer, the female characters were more frequently seen speaking, introducing topics of conversation, and providing the last word in conversations. There is compelling evidence to suggest that more powerful female characters are visible on the screen when there are powerful women working behind the scenes to create them.
Other statistics confirm the gender disparity in the media. The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has reported that the number of women directing films has risen from 3 percent to 9 percent between 1983 and 1996. But in 1996, DGA reported a slight percentage decrease in the total number of days worked by women members (from 22.76% to 22.63 %). Women working as DGA film directors make up 9 percent of the total membership. Martha Coolidge, first vice president of the Director's Guild, called the statistics "an embarrassment to our industry." Within this same period of time, the Writers' Guild of America (WGA) stated that the number of women who received screen credit increased from 9 percent to 11 percent. WGA statistics for the period between October 1996 through September 1997 show that 26 percent of all working television members were women and only 23 percent of all working screen members were women. On screen, the world of women is not doing very well either. In a 1995 survey of distributors and executives conducted by the Hollywood Reporter, the global bankability of female stars was found to be at its weakest in the last five years while the survey named more than a dozen male stars capable of opening films worldwide on the power of their name alone; only three women made this "A" list.
The division between "A-Team" players and "B-Team" players is of major significance in broadcasting and in the struggle to reduce the obstacles that women face in the field. While the number of women correspondents expanded at the networks in the 1970s and 1980s, many experienced major frustrations and believed their ability to advance was effectively being blocked.
The network evening news has long been acknowledged as the flagship broadcast. A-Team correspondents would receive the major important beats and have regular visibility on the newscasts. Women found themselves relegated to the second-string, B-Team. This frustration and claim of second-class status was verified by research studies that began to appear.
For example, Joe S. Foote, a professor and dean of Southern Illinois University's College of Mass Media and Media Arts, discovered that between 1983 and 1984 women news correspondents composed 30 percent of the bottom thirty correspondents and only 10 percent of the top thirty correspondents. The existence of a "women's ghetto" was further documented in 1990 when a three-week sample of the network evening newscasts showed that women correspondents reported only 12 percent of the stories.
In a more comprehensive study of the visibility of women correspondents on network evening news, Foote conducted a seven-year analysis between January 1983 and December 1989.$ The findings show a static level of exposure for women correspondents throughout this period of time. There were 275 correspondents under review; 83.6 percent were men and 16.4 percent were women. In every year women registered high only in the lowest exposure category while the men were dominant in the highest exposure category. Overall, 27 percent of the women and 14 percent of the men placed in the lowest exposure category. Of the top fifty most visible correspondents, there were only four women who made the list from 1983 through 1989. All of these women were based in Washington, D.C. There was never more than one woman among the top ten correspondents until 1989 when there were three: Lesley Stahl at CBS, Andrea Mitchell at NBC, and Rita Braver at CBS. The study further documents that in none of the years analyzed were the majority of women correspondents among the top one hundred most visible correspondents. Overall, only 2 percent of the female correspondents numbered in the top ten. In 1997, Foote's annual media analysis revealed that for the first time in a decade there were no women in the top-ten tier of nightly news correspondents. Lisa Myers, NBC's chief congressional correspondent made the best showing for a woman with a twelfth-place finish. The conclusion is obvious: in the B-Team of correspondents who receive less-favorable assignments and little airtime, women are clearly overrepresented.
The television medium has a profound impact on the images and perceptions of women in our society. The network correspondent stands as the most visible symbol of the working woman in America. Only through effective representation of women in television news will it be possible to adequately address the wide spectrum of political, economic, and social issues that impact women's lives. Indeed, without the ability of women to share an equal voice in the news media, the freedom and future strength of our country is at risk.
Women are changing the face of America. Since 1962, more than one million women have joined the workforce each year. With 58.9 percent of women in the workforce in 1996, significant ground is being gained. More women than ever before are working in the news programs at the major networks. In 1997, of the 167 correspondents who worked on the ABC, CBS, and NBC nightly newscasts, 29 percent were women. Never before have women played such a prominent role in the shaping and reporting of network and local news. In addition to the on-air positions, women are in jobs at all production levels: executive producers, producing editors, bureau chiefs, assistant bureau chiefs, even network vice-presidents. Yet, the growing numbers do not reflect a substantial shift in power. Clearly there is a dearth of women in the decision-making positions of the network news divisions. The news media elite is still composed mainly of white males. This situation parallels the role of women in American society at large.
In the United States no woman is president, vice president, or leader of either congressional chamber. In 1996, the number of women in Congress was at a record level—eight women served in the Senate (8% of the 100 seats available) and forty-eight served in the House of Representatives (11% of the 435 available seats). In all, women held a total of 10.5 percent of the 535 seats in both houses of the 104th U.S. Congress.
For the first time, the wives of both the 1996 Republican and Democratic party candidates were women with independent career accomplishments. Elizabeth Dole and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton each earned an Ivy League law degree. Yet the first lady was subject to loathing and even vilification by some members of the press and the public. Women of strength and achievement, for many, continue to represent an unwelcome threat. A measure of discrimination against women still exists in every newsroom in the world. This is merely reflective of the deep-rooted sexism that is pervasive in every country and stands as a barrier to the realization of women's equality everywhere.
Judith Marlane is Professor and Chair of the Radio-Television-Film Department at California State University, Northridge. An experienced television writer-producer-broadcaster, she heads her own media consulting firm in Los Angeles.


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Offensively, the Wolfpack will make the transition from a traditional pro-style approach to Doeren's spread attack. N.C. State ranked 48th nationally in total offense a season ago, averaging 421 yards per game. The passing offense, led by Mike Glennon, ranked 18th in the country (310 ypg) while the ground game struggled to produce consistently, ranking 108th nationally (111 ypg). With Glennon now in the professional ranks, the major question mark surrounding the team is who will take over the quarterback position. Colorado State transfer Pete Thomas seems to be the frontrunner for the job, but the position will be determined in training camp.
Whoever ends up earning the job will be rewarded with a talented receiving corps led by junior Bryan Underwood and senior Quinton Payton. Underwood hauled in 44 receptions for 620 yards and 10 touchdowns last year while Payton led the team in receptions with 51 for 798 yards and two touchdowns. The rushing offense will rely on true sophomore Shadrach Thornton to build upon his rookie campaign despite only starting four games. The Hinesville, Ga. native led the Wolfpack with 694 yards and rushed for over 100 yards in four games.
The 2012 N.C. State defense seemed to present quite a threat to opposing offenses on paper due to the talent-infused secondary yet the expectations didn't translate onto the field. The Wolfpack defense ranked 68th in total defense (404 ypg), thanks in large part to an inadequate pass defense (249 ypg, 83rd nationally). The 2013 unit will provide the necessary pressure in the trenches with the return of defensive ends Art Norman and Darryl Cato-Bishop alongside tackles T.Y. McGill and Thomas Teal. The Wolfpack foursome accounted for 18.5 sacks a season ago and will look to only improve on that mark this fall.
Historic Context: North Carolina and N.C. State have competed a grand total of 93 times throughout their rivalry on the college football field. The Tar Heels own a 64-32-6 record in the series. N.C. State rode a five-game series win streak into Kenan Stadium on Oct. 27, 2012, but exited with a loss following Gio Bernard's game-winning punt return for touchdown in the closing seconds.
"At NC State, we lost more starters and more letterman than any other team in the ACC last year. This is a lot different than what I inherited at NIU from that standpoint. We're going to be a young team this year." – Doeren
"I think any program that's a seven or eight-win program and wants to have more wins, needs to learn how to be better on the road. I think that's the difference from maybe a team that qualifies for a bowl and a team that plays in a January bowl game. It's the teams that learn how to win on the road and that's kind of where we are. We have to get over that hump and that's difficult." – Doeren
Notable Matchups: N.C. State opens up the season in a favorable fashion with four straight home games. The toughest contest out of the gate will come when Atlantic Division powerhouse Clemson travels to Raleigh on Sept. 14. The middle of the season may present some problems for the Wolfpack with five road games packed into a seven-week span, headlined by the revenge-filled faceoff at Florida State on Oct. 26. Following the trip to Tallahassee, Doeren's team will take on back-to-back Coastal Division teams with North Carolina at home and Duke on the road. All in all, the Wolfpack have eight homes on the schedule, which sets up nicely in the first year for a new staff and a team looking to replace a lot of significant contributors on both sides of the ball.


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Plump shrimp, flavorful and healthy garlic, and baby spinach are the key ingredients in our quick-to-fix Garlic Shrimp and Spinach skillet meal. Whether for company or a quick weeknight dinner, it will bring you tasty rewards.
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1 pound angel hair pasta
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1 tablespoon chopped fresh garlic
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1 (6-ounce) bag fresh baby spinach
1/2 pint cherry tomatoes, halved
1/4 cup pine nuts
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice (juice of 1/2 lemon)
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Cook pasta according to package directions; drain and keep warm in a serving bowl.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet over medium-high heat, melt butter ; add shrimp, garlic, salt, and pepper, and sauté 2 to 3 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until shrimp turn pink. Remove shrimp mixture to a bowl.
Add spinach, cherry tomatoes, and pine nuts to skillet and cook 2 to 3 minutes, or until spinach is wilted. Return shrimp mixture to skillet with vegetables, and simmer 1 to 2 minutes. Serve over pasta and drizzle with lemon juice.
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Kids can pretend to plant and water flowers just like mom and dad with the Little Tikes Garden Table. It has a large tabletop to encourage multiple children to play together. The table comes with an assortment of plastic accessories: a strainer, a rake, a shovel, a watering can, two flowers, two soil discs, and four flower pots. The watering can can really be filled with water. Kids can place one of the soil discs into a pot and water it. Then place one of the flowers on top of the soil disc. The water that kids pour goes down into the table's basin, which includes a drain plug for easy water removal. All of the pieces on top of the basin can be removed for easy cleaning.
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