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"I have every reason to appeal this decision because I think it's grossly cloaked in politics," Bellizzi said last week.
The move has the potential to impact the village's plans to sewer Venetian Shores beginning in April.
"We have to look at the legal stuff and figure out what options we have," said Village Manager Ed Koconis, who declined to elaborate.
Through his attorney, Frank Greenman, Bellizzi filed notice of the appeal on Dec. 2, but has yet to submit a brief arguing the grounds for why the 3rd District Court of Appeal in Miami should reverse the Oct. 21 ruling of Monroe County Circuit Judge Luis Garcia.
Garcia granted the village summary judgment in the case, meaning that the town won on the merits of the evidence without a trial.
Bellizzi contends that documents from the early days of Venetian Shores in the late 1950s show that all but two streets west of the main Venetian Boulevard, as well as most of the boulevard itself, were dedicated as private. But the village has managed the roadways as public based on a deed bestowed upon it from Monroe County at the time of incorporation in 1998.
In his ruling, Garcia found that Venetian Shores builder Daroe Development made clear in a 1957 declaration that it intended to retain ownership of the roadways until they could be handed over to a neighborhood association for general usage. He further concluded that a 1959 plat, referenced by Bellizzi in his case, only granted adjacent property owners use, not ownership, of the roadways.
Prior to last month's ruling, Bellizzi's lawsuit had held up sewer work in Venetian Shores for close to three months. The village can sewer public roadways as a right. But to gain easements to dig sewers on private roadways, the town must get approval from property owners.
Sewer work on public roadways in south Plantation Key began in the late summer. Contractor Layne, known locally as Reynolds Water Islamorada, must complete the $99 million project by the end of 2015 in order for the village to be in compliance with state law.
After the ruling last month, village officials said they would go forward with the Venetian Shores work. The town hopes to trench the sewers in coordination with the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority, which has waterline work scheduled for early next year in the neighborhood of more than 400 homes.
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Americans have always had a soft spot for con artists. But will the honeymoon soon be over?
A short while ago, a man walked into a Boston police station bearing good news and bad news. Apparently, as a demographic, police officers are not very adept at keeping up with their cell-phone payments. The bad news was that the man — we'll call him Bob — was there to collect outstanding phone bills. The good news was that the company Bob worked for — a collection agency — was offering a one-time-only deal. If the officers coughed up immediately, they would have to pay only a fraction of what they owed.
The opportunity seemed too good to pass up, and by the time Bob had finished brandishing his brochures and business plans, many of the cell-phone deadbeats wanted in. Forms were signed. Bills were paid. Receipts were shown. Cash changed hands. Bob was gone. A few weeks later, however, some odd things started happening. Cell-phone bills continued pouring in. Worse still, there were rumblings of fraud. The officers' bills, it turned out, had been paid with a dodgy credit card. Somebody call the police! Oh, wait ...
Chances are, as you read this you are not shaking your head and tut-tutting. Chances are, you are smiling. This, after all, is a great con. Bob was clearly a pro: he did research, he used props, he had a great line of patter, and he had balls the size of a Volkswagen Bug. You've got to love him.
Indeed, no matter how much we'd gripe and groan if we were to get taken like this, most of us delight in a clever, well-executed con. We are especially delighted when the trick targets someone seemingly unconnable. We are left with a feeling of amazement and wonder, not unlike the feeling we get when we see David Copperfield make the Statue of Liberty disappear — "How did he do that?" With his cell-phone scam, Bob hit con-game pay dirt. As Boston fraud detective Steven Blair says, "It must've been a thrill pulling one over on the cops."
Quite. But not such a thrill for the cops, maybe. For one thing, they know they're unlikely to get much sympathy, even from their fellow men in blue. "If you fall for this stuff," says a local officer, "Jesus, what kind of dope are you?"
The truth is, you don't have to be a dope to fall for a con trick. As with many crimes, there's a temptation to blame the victim, to comfort ourselves with the notion that we would never fall for something like that. But anyone can get taken, even trained police officers. Actually, cops might be especially vulnerable. Scam artists prey on complacency, and cops have that attribute built in.
Scam artists also prey on greed, the desire to get something for nothing; and Bob's cell-phone suckers were not immune to that. Who is? If someone offers you free money, why, you take it. The only catch is, con games are invariably set up in such a way that to make (or, in the cops' case, save) money, you first have to part with money. It's a proposition that should set the alarm bells ringing, yet people have been falling for this stuff for millennia. Why?
First, we have to take a look at what a scam is. This is more difficult than it sounds. The con game is a nebulous thing. Even the law doesn't have a firm grip on what constitutes a scam. Sometimes it's treated as larceny, sometimes as fraud. Basically, a crime becomes a con when there is some sort of systematic trickery involved — when confidence is won through dishonest means. Hence the name.
Because of its amorphous nature, the con game is a crime without a jurisdiction. A list of the agencies that investigate and prosecute scams reads like a bowl of alphabet soup: FTC, FBI, SEC, AG, BBB, SPD ... With so many agencies punishing so many scam artists for so many crimes, it's tough to attach figures to current trends in scammery. According to the Alliance Against Fraud, the con game is a $40-billion-a-year industry. And anecdotal evidence suggests that scam artists are at large in record numbers.
Last year, according to the Cambridge Police Department, the city saw a rash of "brick in a box" scams. In one incident, a guy called around saying he was a Best Buy manager. For cash up front, the guy said, he could arrange a nice little deal on a computer. One potential victim grew suspicious and called the cops, who arrested a 29-year-old Medford man. A surprising number of people, though, fall for scams like this, paying good money for boxes stuffed with bricks, newspaper, and blocks of wood.
Jesus, what kind of dope ... This is a common response. But you have to take into account a true con artist's talent. A good grifter is an actor, a novelist, a salesman, a psychologist, a psychic, an illusionist, a motivational speaker, a mentor — in other words, a skilled liar. A scam artist can impress the hell out of you or have you weeping with pity. Con artists seem to put their trust in you, so you are more likely to put your trust in them. They can make an opportunity seem irresistible and almost out of reach. The very cleverest will have you clamoring for a piece of the action.
"They don't take people's money," says author Robert Jay Nash, who has written extensively on confidence tricks. "It's foisted on them. The best cons are set up like, 'Get away from me, why should I let you in?' You don't part with your money, you're begging him to take it. It's a human trait: the more you are denied something, the more you want it."
In the grips of a skilled con artist, everyone is a potential victim. And for the artist, the smarter the mark, the bigger the thrill. According to Cambridge Police sergeant Frank Pasquarello, for instance, rings of grifters who delight in scamming MIT and Harvard students have recently been operating in Cambridge.
"Con men have a perverted sense of humor," says Nash. "They feel superior to the top deans at Harvard and Yale, because these [academics] may have the intelligence, but they don't have the moxie to go out and put it to the test."
And this fact isn't lost on the rest of us. "We have a secret admiration for con artists," Nash says. "We get a vicarious thrill."
Con artists have long provided fodder for Hollywood. We chuckle at the horseplay of Michael Caine and Steve Martin in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. We thrill to Anjelica Huston's sultry prevarication in The Grifters. And we marvel at Paul Newman and Robert Redford's elaborate antics in The Sting.
Indeed, The Sting makes explicit our secret admiration for con artists, portraying them as both lovable rogues and avenging angels. The Sting's dashing grifters use their talents to punish a vicious mobster. They emerge as righteous heroes. It's a fist-pumping, Chariots of Fire–type film.
Local playwright David Mamet's forays into the con-trick genre — The Spanish Prisoner and House of Games — take a darker view. The snarls of trickery and counter-trickery in those films are tinged with a dark undercurrent of dread; they end up asking questions like Can we ever truly know another person? Even Mamet, though, seems to delight in the complexities of the game.
It's no surprise that The Sting is the most gung ho of the con-trick flicks. The film takes place in the Jazz Age, the golden age of grifting. Prohibition America — with its underground, cash-only economy — proved to be fertile ground not only for violent thugs, but also for the double-dealing smart alecks who hovered around them.
The most inspired scam artist of that era was the Chicago-born Joseph "Yellow Kid" Weil. In the course of his long career, the Kid elevated the con game to the realm of the sublime, and became a folk hero in the process. Once, he fabricated an entire bank in Muncie, Indiana, in order to bilk a millionaire businessman on a phony land deal. It was a marvelously orchestrated illusion — the "bank" came complete with customers (local prostitutes) and tellers (racetrack touts); even small details like deposit slips were taken care of. As Nash puts it, "By the end of that day, Weil was far from Muncie with $50,000 in his pocket."
Nash, who claims to have known Weil, betrays a not-so-grudging admiration for the man he calls "the greatest con artist of the 20th century." "He was very brainy, extremely intelligent," Nash says. "He could have made millions of dollars if he'd followed a legitimate pursuit. But that's not what gave him the kick. He took particular joy in hitting the greedy mark. [The Muncie victim] was a greedy, vicious man who paid slave wages to his employees."
Weil was indeed a wily character: when the mark came into his mock bank bearing $100,000 in a suitcase, Nash says, Weil would accept only half of it, insisting that he had another investor to put up the remaining cash. Thus the victim parted willingly and swiftly with his money.
"The confidence game is the great game," Nash says, "especially if you can take someone who's wealthy, greedy, and arrogant. Those are the people that these guys love to take."
Nash, of course, is buying into a sentimental view of the game. There is no code of honor among scam artists, and there never was. There is, however, an element of divine justice to the best con tricks. The most popular street scam in the Boston area right now — the pigeon drop — is a perfect example of the retributional grift.
In the pigeon drop, a grifter — usually a woman — will approach another woman and strike up a conversation. She might start talking about her kids, her life in the suburbs, trouble she's having with her car. Once a rapport has been established, the grifter will make a jittery confession: she just found a bag of money — $10,000! — and she doesn't know what to do with it. She'd like to keep it but she's kind of scared. She shows the mark a wad of cash (one-dollar bills flanked by 20s). It looks like it might be drug money or something. She'd be a lot happier if she had an ally in this. Would her new friend be interested in sharing the money?
Bloody right she would.
Once the mark has been drawn in, the grifter will offer to call a lawyer friend for advice. She hands over the money (creating an illusion of trust: either she's switched the bag or she has a confederate keeping watch) and exits left, returning a few minutes later with splendid news. The lawyer will hold the money in escrow for a 20 percent cut, to be paid up front. If no one claims the money, the two women get to share it. When the victim antes up her half of the lawyer's cut, the grifter takes off, leaving the victim alone, confused, and broke.
"Don't pity the victim," grumbles Nash. "Nobody falls for that stuff unless they're greedy. There are people who take out life savings because of a pigeon drop. I have no sympathy, none. I don't care if they're little old ladies. They had it coming."
Pasquarello agrees: "I blame the people giving up the money as much as the artist," he says. "The victims are the ones who allow this sort of thing to go on by their greed. Sometimes it's hard to find a nice word for someone who's trying to make a quick buck at the expense of others."
Indeed, victims of pigeon drops lose money because they tried to deprive someone else of theirs. This rough justice, though, is not motivated by the scam artist's moral sense. The pigeon drop, like all the cleverest scams, implicates the mark in impropriety because this helps the grifter make a clean getaway. After all, how is the victim going to explain this one to the cops?
And when people do report these sorts of scams, they get little respect. Detective Blair recalls the time a judge remarked, looking down his nose at a couple of con victims, "I don't consider them victims." This attitude pervades the legal community, often leading to less-than-vigorous responses from police and relatively lenient sentences from judges, who figure that the victim ostensibly parted willingly with his or her cash.
As Pasquarello puts it, "With a con, no one's been shot, stabbed, or hit with a brick."
Not every police officer has such an accommodating approach to the game. Blair, a 19-year veteran of the Boston Police Department's Major Case Unit, is the busiest fraud investigator in Boston — and possibly the country — averaging, he says, between 150 and 200 arrests per year. "I don't want to pat myself on the back," he says, "but I've got a knack for it. It's my calling. I guess I'm the guy to go to when it comes to fraud."
Part of the reason for Blair's success is that he has learned to play con artists at their own game. That is, he thinks like a grifter. "I'm as bad as they are," he says. "I love the game. It's like chess — it's a challenge. I just love playing the game."
Blair is an unremarkable-looking man: middle-aged, medium height, medium build, brown hair. He's the kind of guy who would blend instantly into a crowd, and that's exactly how he likes it. It takes a sneak to catch a sneak, and you can't sneak around if you're pulling Dirty Harrys all over the place.
Despite Blair's unassuming appearance, however, there's something about him, a flinty self-assurance. You're not sure why, but you would not want to get on the bad side of this guy. Maybe because you sense that he would chase you to the ends of the earth. "You never give up," he says. "You just keep plugging away."
Even Blair, though, has a soft spot for the people he arrests — his "customers." "The good scam guys, I'm the first one to give them credit for their work," he says. "But I'm also the one who tells them when it's time to pay the piper."
Blair admits to a grudging respect for Cristal Campbell, whom he collared last year for scam-based crimes. "She said, 'I'll be out by morning,'" he recalls. "I said, 'No you won't; you've got 50 warrants out on you. You won't be going anywhere.'"
At her arraignment, Campbell apparently went into labor. A puddle of amniotic fluid formed at her feet — except it wasn't amniotic fluid, it was pee, and Campbell's subsequent trip to the hospital turned out to be a flight to freedom. Though she's been arrested three times since, Campbell is currently at large. "That woman," Blair says, "makes a lot of money."
The financial aspect of his job gives Blair acid reflux. "It drives me crazy," he says. "These guys have wide-screen TVs, DVDs, a brand-new Lexus in the driveway. It got to the point where I bugged my wife for two years to get me a wide-screen TV. I had to level the playing field."
Suddenly, a big smile. "Greed always gets them in the end," says Blair. "I love to catch them when they think they've got away with it."
"I thought I'd got away with it," says Jake, 51, one of the most prolific, if not elusive, con artists in town. Jake is an old-school career con man, the kind who will sell you the bar you're drinking in. "The con man's mind," says Jake, "is always working."
This man, it has to be said, is no Robert Redford. But he probably wouldn't mind my saying this. A scam artist should not stand out. Jake has cropped gray hair. His demeanor suggests an odd mix of diplomat and townie. He's perfectly likable. Beyond this, it's hard to find anything to say. Except that he is no slacker when it comes to cons.
In the course of his 30-year career, Jake has pulled just about every trick imaginable, making over a half-million dollars in the process. Jake does not, though, consider himself to be a particularly bright person. "It's not how smart I am," he says, "it's how fucking stupid people are. It's almost a joke. How much of an asshole is this person? It amazes me."
Once, Jake sold a golf course — or at least got a couple of guys to put down a deposit on one. "I found a real couple of pigeons there," he says, smiling. "I took $20,000 apiece from them."
He thought he'd got away with it. He hadn't. "Ironically, I got caught on a golf course," he says. "I was playing a round and there was a cop playing behind me. He recognized me and arrested me on the spot." Jake ended up serving six years for that one. In all, he figures, he has spent 25 years behind bars. "What a waste of a life."
But Jake's regrets aren't only for himself. He recalls with scorching shame the time he scammed scores of friends and acquaintances at his local bar. "I told them we were going skiing in Austria," he says. "They showed up at the bar one morning with their skis. Twenty years later, I can still see their faces in my mind. I still feel awful."
"I think he's getting tired," says the superintendent of the jail where Jake is currently locked up. In a month, Jake says, he's getting out, and then he's through. "I've lost the thrill," he says. "No question in my mind, I'm done. It's time to go home."
Home, however, may not be the best place for Jake to end up. "Every time I see someone I recognize, I think, 'Is this good or bad?'" he says. "'Did I get that person?' It makes you paranoid." Still, as the old saying goes, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
One night a few years back, Jake says, he was leaving a bar in the North End when he was jumped by a couple of old marks: "Two gentlemen put a gun to my back, tied my hands up, put rocks in a glove, and crushed my cheekbones." After this, they pistol-whipped him and threw him in the harbor. "If it had been high tide," he says, "I would have been dead."
Okay, maybe quitting isn't such a bad idea. But what does a retired con artist do? "I'd probably make a terrific salesman," Jake says, "something dealing with the public."
He adds: "I would like people to trust me."
Robert Jay Nash isn't convinced that people like Jake can be reformed. "Con men are incorrigible," he says. "They are 100 percent recidivist. Their psyche demands they do what they do."


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The Carolina Panthers have the statistical and mental chops to win a Super Bowl.
Do they have the cojones?
The Panthers took a step toward answering that question with their dominating 34-10 win over the Atlanta Falcons Sunday. Sure, the Falcons are wounded and stumbling through a 2-6 season. But these are the same Matt Ryan Falcons who went 13-3 and earned the NFC's No. 1 seed last year.
In terms showing that changes are afoot in the NFC South, and in the NFC in general, it was a fairly impressive statement, especially considering that the statistically impressive Panthers had generally failed to deliver on the scoreboard, with a humble 4-3 record entering Week 9.
But the team looks a lot more solid now in wake of that dominating win, moving to 5-3, sitting just a game out of first in the division and, perhaps most tantalizingly, shooting to the top of our Quality Stats Power Rankings.
So if your'e looking for a solid Super Bowl dark horse, a team nobody has taken seriously but that can win it all, take a look at the Carolina Panthers.
They're your 2013 Super Bowl dark cat at the midpoint of the season. Now the pressure is on the Panthers to put some meat behind the statistical proficiency.
We talk a lot here about statistical equilibrium: the fact that, except for rare exceptions, a team's statistical profile ultimately falls into equilibrium with its won-loss record. For Carolina to achieve that statistical equlibrium, they need to piece together a big-time winning streak.
But it won't be easy: after facing just one Quality Opponent so far this year, the second-half schedule includes the surging Patriots and 49ers and two games still against high-powered NFC South rival New Orleans.
The season, and even a Super Bowl berth, is there for the taking. Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly and the rest of the statistically proficient Panthers just need to prove they have the chops to grab destiny by the balls.
See our entire Quality Stats Power Rankings list here.
Week 10 Quality Stats Power Rankings Top 10
1.Carolina Panthers (5-3) – The well-rounded Panthers rank in the Top 10 in 20 of 23 Quality Stats, including top spots in Defensive Rusher Rating, Rusher Rating Differential and Total Team Yards Allowed. They're also No. 2 in Bendability, the Defensive Hog Index and the Relativity Index (+9.27 PPG).
The biggest concern: just one game so far against a Quality Opponent, as 12-7 Week 1 loss at home to Seattle.
2. Seattle Seahawks (8-1) – The Seahawks took a public image hit when they fell behind to winless Tampa last week 21-0 before storming back for the win in the second half. They also took a statistical hit, falling from No. 1 to No. 2 in our Quality Stats Power Rankings.
A deadly Super Bowl-ready pass defense remains the team's biggest strength: No. 1 in Defensive Passing YPA (4.96); No. 2 in Defensive Real QB Rating (61.5); and No. 2 in Defensive Passer Rating (68.6).
3. Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) – The Chiefs, as we outlined earlier this week, are easily the smartest, most efficient team in the NFL this year, and among the very best of all time.
The core strength, of course, is a pass defense that gives Kansas City a fighting chance against any opponent: No. 1 in both Defensive Real QB Rating (58.9) and Defensive Passer Rating (67.8). The Chiefs have forced 17 total turnovers from quarterbacks through nine games.
4. New Orleans Saints (6-2) – A 26-20 loss to the New York Jets in Week 9 stands as one of the more disappointing outcomes by any team this season and dropped the statistical powerhouse Saints two spots in our Quality Stats Power Rankings.
New Orleans remains No. 1 in Real QB Rating Differential (+33.56) and, perhaps more encouragingly, No. 2 in Total Team Yards Allowed (3,248) halfway through the season. The 2012 Saints surrendered more than 7,000 yards of offense alone last year, and a total of 8,854 Total Team Yards.
5. San Francisco 49ers (6-2) – San Francisco's ascension in recent weeks has largely been fueled by a soft recent schedule. The 49ers have faced three Quality Opponents this year (and were outscored by an average of 28-15 in those three contests). But all three came in the first three weeks of the season, and the team's only Quality Win was over Green Bay back in Week 1.
Still, San Francisco boasts the statistical profile of a contender: Top 10 in 15 of 23 Quality Stats, led by a No. 3 ranking on the Relativity Index (+8.45 PPG). In other words, even if we adjust for the soft recent slate, the 49ers are performing above expectations.
6. Denver Broncos (7-1) – We're the only outlet in America that hasn't mindlessly placed the sexy Broncos atop their Power Rankings since just about the start of the season. But we stand by our unorthodox but more accurate ranking.
Denver is No. 1 in every measure of offensive efficiency and passing efficiency in particular, including No. 1 in Scoreability and No. 1 Passer Rating Differential, a great sign of Super Bowl potential. But statistical weak links almost always snap under pressure. And Denver's statistical weak links right now are Defensive Real Passing YPA (No. 25) and Defensive Rusher Rating (No. 27).
7. Green Bay Packers (5-3) – Green Bay had been, like Denver, a statistical imbalanced team overly reliant on prolific play out of its quarterback.
So the Aaron Rodgers injury leaves the Packers particularly vulnerable, as the Planet Pigskin witnessed during the Monday night home loss to the Bears. Green Bay ranks 24th league wide in both Defensive Passer Rating and Defensive Rusher Rating.
8. Indianapolis Colts (6-2) – Last week we labeled the Colts the most statistically balanced team in the NFL. But their tougher-than-needed 27-24 victory over the Colts Sunday dropped the team three spots in our Quality Stats Power Rankings.
Indy has suffered a league-low six turnovers this year, but still must improve a pass defense that's getting gashed down field (No. 21 in Defensive Real Passing YPA) and must find more explosive plays in all phases of the game (No. 21 in Total Team Yards, albeit with a game in hand). On the bright side, Indy is an NFL-best 3-0 against Quality Opponents.
9. New England Patriots (7-2) – The "Get Tough or Die" Patriots hit the bye week fresh off a historic 55-31 win over the down-and-out Steelers, the most points allowed in 80 years of Pittsburgh history. New England ranks in the top half of the league in 16 of 23 Quality Stats, led by a No. 3 ranking in all-important Defensive Passer Rating (74.2).
10. Cincinnati Bengals (6-3) – The Bengals certainly let one get away last Thursday in Miami: a clearly superior team that managed to lose on the road in overtime, in humbling fashion.
As we noted in our Real and Spectacular Pick before the game: "Cincinnati has been here before and Marv Lewis's teams over the years have shown a remarkable knack of coughing up hairballs at inopportune times."
Cough up a hairball indeed. And as a result, the Bengals dropped three spots to No. 10 in our Quality Stats Power Rankings. Cincy's Big Name defensive front actually ranks a mere 21stt on our Defensive Hog Index, and is just 19tht at pressuring the passer (8.8% Negative Pass Plays).
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The more alert among my readers (making the bold assumption that I have any), will have noticed that I have not been as regular with these entries as when I first began this whole web-log business. I offer no excuses (sheer laziness is basically as good as it gets), but do think I may increase entry-frequency a little over the next few months.
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Tim Ream on the possibility of the Red Bulls clinching a playoff spot this weekend: "It blows my mind, to be honest with you."
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HARRISON, N.J. -- After grossly underachieving and enduring a tumulutous results, the Red Bulls are in a position to clinch an MLS playoff spot this weekend.
That's right, they can put their misery out of its misery if certain results to their way.
This is what has to happen for the Red Bulls to clinch a berth:
* If the fourth-place Red Bulls (9-7-16, 43 points) defeat Sporting Kansas City on Saturday night and the Portland Timbers (11-13-7, 40) and the fifth-place Houston Dynamo (10-9-13, 43) do not tie on Friday night.
* The Columbus Crew must beat the New England Revolution.
* And the Colorado Rapids defeat Real Salt Lake.
While a lot has to happen, it is pretty amazing considering the Red Bulls (9-7-16, 43 points) haven't played well until late and have drawn exactly half their games.
Of course Kansas City might have something to say about that because the hosts are trying to win the Eastern Conference crown to get home-field advantage during the playoffs. K.C. (11-9-12, 45) trails the first-place Philadelphia Union by a point. K.C. also has been difficult to beat in their new digs, Livestrong Sporting Park after it opened up this June, sporting an 8-2-6 record in the Kansas City, Kansas stadium.
"We win this game and could possibly, depending on our results, put us in a guaranteed spot," Red Bulls central defender Tim Ream said after the U.S. National Team's 1-0 international friendly loss to Ecuador at Red Bull Arena on Tuesday night. "It blows my mind, to be honest with you.
"Again, we have to go in there in K.C. and do what we did in Dallas."
That was a 1-0 win on Sept. 17.
"It doesn't have to be pretty," Ream said. "It's just got to be a win. Obviously, we don't want to go in playing for a tie, but getting out of there with a point -- obviously we want to get three -- but getting out of there with some points would definitely go a long way to finishing it up, even getting us into the final playoff spot."
Ream has to get the Ecuador match out of his head as soon as possible. He allowed his man, Jaime Ayovi, to get open and score the lone goal of the match in the 71st minute. Ream had entered the match in place of veteran defender Carlos
Bocanegra only eight minutes prior, which made the goal and the result even more.
Asked how he gets Tuesday night out of his mind, Ream replied, "You don't, but it's not going to stick with me. You don't worry about it. You make mistakes. That seems to be the way my year has gone. you move past it. Mistakes are mistakes. Obviously you own up to it that you messed up. Again, you learn from it and you take a step forward."
A giant step forward for Ream and his Red Bulls teammates would be a win in Kansas City.
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We did not laugh; we did not even question her sanity; at least I did not; there
was too much meaning in her manner.
"A specter," her husband repeated with a suggestive glance at the brilliant
sunshine in which we all stood.
"Yes." The tone was one of utter conviction. "I had never believed in such things-
-never thought about them, but--it was a week ago--in the library--I have not seen
a happy moment since--"
"My darling!"
"Yes, yes, I know; but imagine! I was sitting reading. I had just come from the
nursery, and the memory of Laura's good-night kiss was more in my mind than
the story I was finishing when--oh, I can not think of it without a shudder!--the
page before me seemed to recede and the words fade away in a blue mist;
glancing up I beheld the outlines of a form between me and the lamp. which a
moment before had been burning brightly. Outlines, Henry,--I was conscious of
no substance, and the eyes which met mine from that shadowy, blood-curdling
Something were those of the grave and meant a grave for you or for me. Oh, I
know what I say! There was no mistaking their look. As it burned into and through
me, everything which had given reality to my life faded and seemed as far away
and as unsubstantial as a dream. Nor has its power over me gone yet. I go about
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unreal, all phantasmagoric, even yourself and your love and, O God, my baby!
What is real and distinctive, an absolute part of me and my life, is that shape
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She was losing her self-control. Her husband, with a soothing touch on her arm,
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Lately I'm loving lavender. Seems I'm not alone: the old-fashioned fragrance is having a mini-renaissance, the colour is a perfect complement to winter's grey fashions and the hardy plant thrives even in neglected gardens.
Maybe we're all unwittingly crying out for lavender's renowned calming properties, but I think its enduring appeal is more in the simplicity of a single note scent that few dislike. Now that the prevailing perfumes of the day - fruity florals and vanilla - have hit the supermarket shampoo and air freshener shelves with a vengeance, you know it's time for a breath of fresher air. Good old lavender is the perfect unobtrusive choice.
One of the easiest ways to enjoy lavender is to make your own lavender bag by popping dried lavender into a pretty circle of fabric and gathering it up with a ribbon to hang in your wardrobe. Or take the even easier way out by buying a bag; they're a craft stall favourite. You can keep your bag smelling fresh by adding the occasional drop of lavender essential oil.
Fay Blomquist who is the director of Extracts the Aromatherapy Centre in Auckland's Downtown shopping centre, explains that if you want to enjoy the aromatherapeutic benefits of lavender then you need to use products containing the real deal oil, not a substitute. A synthetic scent may be appealing, but any soothing sensation is likely to be a placebo effect.
She quotes a father of modern day aromatherapy, Robert Tisserand, who said: "Synthetic or inorganic substances do not contain any 'life force'; they are not dynamic. Everything is made of chemicals, but organic substances like essential oils have a structure which only mother nature can put together. They have a life force, an additional impulse which can only be found in living things."
Lavender's appeal has lasted through the generations. Blomquist says a cousin tells of her mother waving a bunch underneath her nose to soothe her when she was a crying baby. It's still one of her favourite essential oils and one of the safest to use, being gentle enough to be applied directly to the skin and after bites, bumps and even burns. A few drops on a tissue can calm and encourage sleep, in a burner it creates a harmonising atmosphere and added to a warm bath it relaxes tension, she says. (Make your own bath salts by mixing five drops of lavender to a cup of Epsom salts and swishing through the water before soaking for 15 minutes or so). Add lavender to a massage oil, such as sweet almond, to share the sensation.
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As of right now, the PS3 scene is somewhat limited to a very specific group that happen to have one of the few possible hacked firmwares. However, if the exploit discussed in this coder's blog post can happen to be capitalized on, it's quite possible that the homebrew community just might open up to a massive degree. According to the source, there seems to be the possibility of a kernel exploit that could effect all current systems! Essentially in technical terms the crash creates what is called a stack overflow, allowing the entire security mechanism to be crushed under the right kind of code.
However, as of right now this discovery is not without its share of limitations. As Naehrwert himself puts it "you'd first need to find a suitable usermode exploit (don't ask us), that gives you code execution with the right privileges" to work behind the protected syscall involved with the vulnerability. Additionally, the firmware itself also has a way of erasing the extra payload so that the true crash isn't allowed to take full effect. Still, as proof of his work, my my source link shows the 3.41 version kernel in the hopes that another group may be able to help him out. Oh what a wonderful world we would live in should this be fully realized.
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This article is the final in a series wherein the author chronicles the refit of 1978 C&C 25. To review the previous article click here: Refitti ng for Performance Part Three.

The mighty R-Yot moves onto the racecourse after its spring and early summer refit.

My wife, Heather, and I took a weekend off earlier this summer to build a garden and do a little landscaping in our backyard. We put in some flowers, vegetables, and planted a tree. It would have been easier to hire a professional crew to come in and completely redo the yard. It probably would look better, too. By doing it ourselves, though, we put our sweat and personalities into it. The results may not be as spectacular, but it was fun to spend quality time with Heather, and I know now that everything's starting to bloom we are more thrilled than if someone else had done it. There is something satisfying in that.
This same hands-on spirit pushed Mark McGivney and me to upgrade his C&C 25. It would have been a lot easier for us to contract the work out. However, we are richer for doing it ourselves. We are richer in knowledge; experts like Phil Garland (Hall Spars and Rigging), Kevin Coughlin (Waterline Systems), and Rich Bowen (North Sails) taught us about the technical aspects of the boat and the loads attributed to sailing. We're richer in Experience: We did a lot to improve Marks boat; redid the bottom, installed new genoa tracks, replaced the traveler, added a backstay, and added new halyards. Plus we put new sails on board.

Overall, this experience gives us more confidence to tackle other jobs down the road. And were now richer in friendships. For the first time in many years, Mark and Ifriends since high schoolwere able to hang out and accomplish a rewarding task. We also met new friends like Pete Sappett, who encouraged and advised us while he worked on his Morgan 32 in the yard alongside us. And Mark is a lot richer than he would be if he had paid to get all this stuff done. At the end of the day it cost him a couple of sandwiches and a few beers to keep me happy and engaged in the project.

The author, seen here during the refit, says all the hard work is now paying off.

We did all of this work to enhance Marks enjoyment of the boat, but in the back of our minds we knew the true measure of our work would come on the racecourse. We kept saying that regardless of the on-the-water results, the project would be a success. But soon it was time to stop the introspection and go racing.
The maiden sail for R-Yot (no, we never did decide on a new name) was a pursuit race that circumnavigated Prudence Island, in Narrangansett Bay. The race, the Prett Gladding, is run annually by the Barrington Yacht Club. Diehard sailors who always seem to get their boats ready early in the season are perennially on the starting line, champing at the bit to race. But our crew was a little on the light side: Mark, my father Jack, and me. With a PHRF rating of 244, we were one of the first boats to go off in the light-air, downwind start, and for a while we led the race!

At some point the boats began to compress and there was a lot of trash talk coming from the Curlew, Lars and Brian Gucks Pearson Wanderer, as they approached us from behind. They got into our heads that way and sailed by us in a puff up high to take the lead. Then a boat that looked as tall as it was long passed both of us. We held onto to third for a while longer, but more importantly, everything we did to the boat, worked!

R-Yot gets revved up to win one of its initial outings this season.

Eventually the wind filled from behind and soon the fleet was charging up on us. At one point I looked back and all I saw was a wall of boats, wing on wing, approaching fast. Our hopes of coming out of the box and placing were quickly dashed, as the bigger faster boats caught up and passed us. We did not give up without a fight though. Just as the fleet got to us, the breeze clocked hard to the south and the sea breeze kicked in. We were able to sail upwind in 12 knots true. We had a couple of fun tacking duels with some J/30s and forced a Frers 36 to duck us. These minor victories do a lot to bolster ones pride.
Upwind the boat felt very balanced. The helm was either neutral or displayed a slight weather feel and we were able to point with the larger J/30s. When the puffs hit, or if we needed to duck a boat, Mark was able to drop the traveler quickly to keep R-Yot on its feet. As the breeze continued to build we pulled on the backstay and moved the jib lead aft to help depower.

In the end, we didnt finish in the money, but we did have a nice day of sailing. I could tell, too, that Mark enjoyed driving his "new" boat. He could not believe the difference in the helm upwind and felt that his speed was better than it had ever been. In short, mission accomplished. By way of our refit we had determined what problems Mark had the previous year and then made the necessary modifications to correct them.

Now that the boat is performing well, the author and the owner can turn their attention to having fun on the water rather than making lists of what doesn't work well enough.

Since that first race, Mark has begun competing in the Barrington Yacht Club Tuesday Night Races. He called me after one of those first contests. Our talk was not about how the boat wouldnt perform. We talked about sailing and how he and his crew could improve their skills. They were now in the hunt, finishing sixth, just four seconds out of third. From what he said, it sounds like he needs to work on starting techniques and some tactics, and maybe some boat handling, but all of that will come. And of course, we discovered a few more modifications that could be made. Tinkering with boats. It never ends, does it?
It took until mid summer, but Mark and R-Yot finally got in the groove. He won his first race in early August. It was a small event, but one in which he'd competed the year before and stunk. This year he crossed the finish line eight minutes ahead of the next boatand he was the slow boat in the fleet. Watch out America, let the pickle dish accumulation begin!

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Refitting for Performance, Part III by Pete Colby

Refitting for Performance, Part II by Pete Colby

Understanding the Racing Rules by Dan Dickison

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The past environment for voluntary action conceived of voluntary organisations as acting as an "extension ladder" for the state. But the changes now taking place in the state's role has fundamentally changed the context. The paper explores various alternative responses, including greater reliance on the market and making a new relationship with the state through formal compacts, before exploring some possible alternative futures for the sector. Themes of particular significance for those futures include the financial and economic climate, efficiency in service delivery, legitimacy and the decentralisation of the state's functions. The paper concludes by placing these developments in the context of a wider debate currently taking place about the future of civil society.
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India captain Sourav Ganguly tried hard to disguise his dissatisfaction and disappointment over a bungle with the MCG wicket yesterday, after head curator Tony Ware repaired the pitch before the start of the fifth day's play.
Ware, who has been the head curator at the MCG for more than a decade, filled a crack just short of a length at the southern end of the pitch with a putty-like mixture of pitch debris and water in an effort to repair an area he believed had been damaged by the groundsmen's broom at tea the day before.
Match referee Mike Procter ruled there was nothing untoward in Ware's actions, but was adamant the pitch should have been left in the same condition as at the end of the previous day and asked him to take out the filling, which he did using a knife.
"I noticed an area about the size of two 50¢ pieces had been replaced on the pitch," Procter said. "The umpires noticed it and they had a word with Tony Ware, the groundsman.
"He said that . . . they brushed the whole pitch and it obviously takes little bits of debris away, and he felt a piece had been removed in brushing it away so he replaced that. It was a very reasonable-length area, short of a length. It probably would've come into play with a left-armer to right-hander or right-armer to left or right-hander."
After the match, Ganguly expressed concerns about the repair, saying he had opinions on the matter he did not wish to make public.
"The laws of the game say you cannot tamper with the pitch," Ganguly said. "You know what's happened, you know whether it's right or wrong."
But he conceded he did not notice a difference in the crack from day four to five, while host captain Steve Waugh put it down to "an honest mistake".
It is understood Ware was unhappy about being made to take out the filling but Procter said that while he was surprised at the curator's actions, he had no problems with the incident.
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Common Rail Diesel
The common rail diesel injection system was developed by Bosch . Common rail diesel engines can be found in many modern vehicles including cars, vans, buses, trucks, and earthmovers.
The common rail diesel fuel system is an electro-mechanical system for control of fluid (fuel) pressure and flow. Diesel fuel must be delivered at the correct moment and atomised in a fine spray to form an air fuel mixture inside the engine combustion chambers to allow efficient burning . There are several manufacturers of common rail diesel fuel injection systems including Bosch , Delphi , Nippondenso , Siemens.
Advantages of the Common Rail Diesel System
The electronically controlled common rail system has many advantages:
General System Overview
Diesel fuel is drawn from the fuel tank by a low pressure transfer pump, this may be an electric pump located in the fuel tank or mechanical pump feeding the main high pressure fuel pump. On its journey to the high pressure pump the fuel will pass through at least one fuel filter assembly.
Fuel at a constant transfer pressure is then passed to the intake of the mechanical high pressure pump which acts to increase fuel pressure to a minimum of approx 220 bar during cranking, to around 1600 bar (approx 23000psi) operating pressure whilst the engine is running at full load. Newer systems are capable of operation at higher fuel pressure.
The pressure at the high pressure pump is regulated by controlling the quantity of fuel entering the pumping elements within the high pressure pump or by control of the amount of pressurised fuel returning from the fuel rail to the tank.
Lubrication of the pump is provided by fuel circulation.
The highly pressurised fuel is pumped to the common rail . The fuel accumulated in the common rail is delivered to each engine cylinder by an electronically controlled fuel injector. A fuel rail pressure sensor is used to provide a fuel pressure feedback signal to the engine controller.
Each injector is electronically controlled allowing precise operation to deliver the required amount of fuel at the correct time. Common rail diesel fuel systems with electromagnetic solenoid valve type injectors allow a degree of fuel to return to the tank by internal leakage through the injector body, referred to as injector back leakage.
Excessive back leakage of fuel at the fuel injectors due to wear can cause a drop in common rail fuel pressure and in some circumstances may prevent the vehicle engine from being started.
Regular servicing is essential to prevent fuel flow restriction, contamination of precision components and consequent engine running problems. Fuel quality is of paramount importance due to close tolerance of machined precision system components. Misfuelling of a diesel vehicle with another fuel such as petrol can cause extensive damage. Certain vehicle insurers are now offering insurance policies protecting against misfuelling.
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Common rail diesel fuel systems operate at very high pressure and can cause severe injury. Fuel pressures of up to 2200bar may be present. Please refer to manufacturers health, safety and training provisions before attempting service or repair of any common rail or pressurised fuel system. We only recommend servicing by qualified personnel.
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Typical example of a vehicle suffering from engine running fault
The vehicle in question was a late model luxury car fitted with a 6 cylinder common rail diesel engine which had covered around 90,000 miles.
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Unusually,the dashboard engine management light , in this particular instance was not illuminated.
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