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Nancy Wake
|Nancy Grace Augusta Wake
Wake in the mid-1940s
|Hélène (SOE)
Andrée (French Resistance/SOE Identity)
White Mouse (Gestapo in France)
Witch (Operation:)
30 August 1912
Wellington, New Zealand
|7 August 2011
(aged 98)
London, United Kingdom
| France
United Kingdom
|Special Operations Executive
First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
|Years of service
|World War II
|Companion of the Order of Australia
George Medal
Officier de la Légion d'Honneur
Croix de guerre (France)
Medal of Freedom (United States)
RSA Badge in Gold (New Zealand)
|Henri Fiocca
John Forward
Nancy Grace Augusta Wake AC, GM (30 August 1912 – 7 August 2011) served as a British Special Operations Executive agent during the later part of World War II. She became a leading figure in the maquis groups of the French Resistance and was one of the most decorated servicewomen of the war by the Allies. After the fall of France in 1940, she became a courier for the French Resistance and later joined the escape network of Captain Ian Garrow. By 1943, Wake was the Gestapo's most wanted person, with a 5-million-franc price on her head.
After reaching Britain, Wake joined the Special Operations Executive. On the night of 29–30 April 1944, Wake was parachuted into occupied France Auvergne, becoming a liaison between London and the local maquis group headed by Captain Henri Tardivat in the Forest of Tronçais. From April 1944 until the liberation of France, her 7,000+ maquisards fought 22,000 German soldiers, causing 1,400 casualties, while suffering only 100 among themselves.
Early life and education[edit]
Born in Roseneath, Wellington, New Zealand, on 30 August 1912, Wake was the youngest of six children. In 1914, her family moved to Australia and settled at North Sydney.[1] Shortly thereafter, her father, Charles Augustus Wake, returned to New Zealand, leaving her mother Ella Wake (née Rosieur; 1874–1968) to raise the children.
In Sydney, Wake attended the North Sydney Household Arts (Home Science) School (see North Sydney Technical High School).[2] At the age of 16, she ran away from home and worked as a nurse. With £200 that she had inherited from an aunt, she journeyed to New York City, then London where she trained herself as a journalist.
In the 1930s, she worked in Paris and later for Hearst newspapers as a European correspondent. She witnessed the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi movement and "saw roving Nazi gangs randomly beating Jewish men and women in the streets" of Vienna.[3]
Wartime service and Special Operations Executive[edit]
In 1937, Wake met wealthy French industrialist Henri Edmond Fiocca (1898–1943), whom she married on 30 November 1939. She was living in Marseille, France when Germany invaded. After the fall of France in 1940, she became a courier for the French Resistance and later, joined the escape network of Captain Ian Garrow. In reference to Wake's ability to elude capture, the Gestapo called her the White Mouse. The Resistance exercised caution with her missions; her life was in constant danger, with the Gestapo tapping her telephone and intercepting her mail.[4]
In November 1942, Wehrmacht troops occupied the southern part of France after the Allies' Operation Torch had started. This gave the Gestapo unrestricted access to all papers of the Vichy régime and made life more dangerous for Wake.[citation needed] By 1943, Wake was the Gestapo's most wanted person, with a price of 5 million francs on her head. When the network was betrayed that same year, she decided to flee Marseille. Her husband, Henri Fiocca, stayed behind. He later was captured, tortured, and executed by the Gestapo.[5] Wake described her tactics: "A little powder and a little drink on the way, and I'd pass their (German) posts and wink and say, 'Do you want to search me?' God, what a flirtatious little bastard I was."[6]
Wake had been arrested in Toulouse,[when?] but was released four days later. An acquaintance, (Scarlet Pimpernel), managed to have her let out by making up stories about her supposed infidelity to her husband.[7] On her sixth attempt, she succeeded in crossing the Pyrenees to Spain. Until the war ended, she was unaware of her husband's death and subsequently, blamed herself for it.[8]
After reaching Britain, Wake joined the Special Operations Executive. Vera Atkins, who also worked in the SOE, recalls her as "a real Australian bombshell. Tremendous vitality, flashing eyes. Everything she did, she did well." Training reports record that she was "a very good and fast shot" and possessed excellent fieldcraft. She was noted to "put the men to shame by her cheerful spirit and strength of character."[8]
On the night of 29–30 April 1944, Wake was parachuted into the Auvergne, becoming a liaison between London and the local maquis group headed by Captain Henri Tardivat in the Forest of Tronçais. Upon discovering her tangled in a tree, Captain Tardivat greeted her remarking, "I hope that all the trees in France bear such beautiful fruit this year.", to which she replied, "Don't give me that French shit."[5][9] Her duties included allocating arms and equipment that were parachuted in and minding the group's finances. Wake became instrumental in recruiting more members and making the maquis groups into a formidable force, roughly 7,500 strong. She also led attacks on German installations and the local Gestapo HQ in Montluçon.[9] At one point Wake discovered that her men were protecting a girl who was a German spy. They did not have the heart to kill her in cold blood, but when Wake insisted that she would perform the execution, they capitulated.[10]
From April 1944 until the liberation of France, her 7,000+ maquisards fought 22,000 German soldiers, causing 1,400 casualties, while suffering only 100 among themselves. Her French companions, especially Henri Tardivat, praised her fighting spirit, amply demonstrated when she killed an SS sentry with her bare hands to prevent him from raising the alarm during a raid. During a 1990s television interview, when asked what had happened to the sentry who spotted her, Wake simply drew her finger across her throat. "They'd taught this judo-chop stuff with the flat of the hand at SOE, and I practised away at it. But this was the only time I used it – whack – and it killed him all right. I was really surprised."[6]
On another occasion, to replace codes her wireless operator had been forced to destroy in a German raid, Wake rode a bicycle for more than 500 kilometres (310 mi) through several German checkpoints.[4] During a German attack on another maquis group, Wake, along with two American officers, took command of a section whose leader had been killed. She directed the use of suppressive fire, which facilitated the withdrawal of the group without further losses.[8]
Immediately after the war, Wake was awarded the George Medal,[11] the United States Medal of Freedom, the Médaille de la Résistance, and thrice, the Croix de Guerre. She learned that the Gestapo had tortured her husband to death in 1943 for refusing to disclose her whereabouts. After the war, she worked for the Intelligence Department at the British Air Ministry attached to embassies in Paris and Prague.
Wake stood as a Liberal candidate[12] in the 1949 Australian federal election for the Sydney seat of Barton, running against Dr. Herbert Evatt, then deputy prime minister, attorney general, and minister for external affairs in the Ben Chifley Labor government. While Chifley lost government to Robert Menzies, Wake recorded a 13 percent swing against Evatt,[13] with Evatt retaining the seat with 53.2 per cent of the vote on a two-party preferred basis. Wake ran against Evatt again at the 1951 federal election. By this time, Evatt was deputy leader of the opposition. The result was extremely close; however, Evatt retained the seat with a margin of fewer than 250 votes.[14] Evatt slightly increased his margin at subsequent elections before relocating to the safer seat of Hunter by 1958.
Wake left Australia just after the 1951 election and moved back to England. She worked as an intelligence officer in the department of the assistant chief of air staff at the Air Ministry in Whitehall. She resigned in 1957 after marrying a RAF officer, John Forward, in December of that year. They relocated to Australia in the early 1960s.[9] Maintaining her interest in politics, Wake was endorsed as a Liberal candidate at the 1966 federal election for the Sydney seat of Kingsford Smith. Despite recording a swing of 6.9 per cent against the sitting Labor member Daniel Curtin, Wake was again unsuccessful.[15] Around 1985, Wake and John Forward left Sydney to retire to Port Macquarie.
In 1985, Wake published her autobiography, The White Mouse. The book became a bestseller and has been reprinted many times.[16] Later, after 40 years of marriage, her husband John Forward died at Port Macquarie on 19 August 1997. The couple had no children. In 2001, Wake left Australia for the last time and emigrated to London.[17] She became a resident at the Stafford Hotel in St. James' Place, near Piccadilly, formerly a British and American forces club during the war. She had been introduced to her first "bloody good drink" there by the general manager at the time, Louis Burdet. He also had worked for the Resistance in Marseilles. In the mornings she would usually be found in the hotel bar, sipping her first gin and tonic of the day. She was welcomed at the hotel, celebrating her ninetieth birthday there, where the hotel owners absorbed most of the costs of her stay. In 2003, Wake chose to move to the Royal Star and Garter Home for Disabled Ex-Service Men and Women, in Richmond, London, where she remained until her death.[9]
Wake died on Sunday evening 7 August 2011, aged 98, at Kingston Hospital after being admitted with a chest infection.[18] She had requested that her ashes be scattered at Montluçon in central France.[19] Her ashes were scattered near the village of Verneix, which is near Montluçon, on 11 March 2013.[20] Her obituary was included in (and inspired the title for) The Socialite Who Killed A Nazi With Her Bare Hands: And 144 Other Fascinating People Who Died This Year, a collection of New York Times obituaries published in 2012.[21]
Wake was appointed a Chevalier (knight) of the Legion of Honour in 1970 and was promoted to Officer of the Legion of Honour in 1988.[22] She initially refused offers of decorations from Australia, saying: "The last time there was a suggestion of that I told the government they could stick their medals where the monkey stuck his nuts. The thing is if they gave me a medal now, it wouldn't be love so I don't want anything from them."[23] It was not until February 2004 that Wake was made a Companion of the Order of Australia.[24] In April 2006, she was awarded the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association's highest honour,[25] the RSA Badge in Gold.[26] Wake's medals are on display in the Second World War gallery at the Australian War Memorial Museum in Canberra.[1] On 3 June 2010, a "heritage pylon" paying tribute to Wake was unveiled on Oriental Parade in Wellington, New Zealand, near the place of her birth.[27][28]
List of honours[edit]
|Issuing authority
|Date awarded
|Commonwealth of Australia
|Companion of the Order of Australia
|22 February 2004
|The award recognises the significant contribution and commitment of Nancy Wake, stemming from her outstanding actions in wartime, in encouraging community appreciation and understanding of the past sacrifices made by Australian men and women in times of conflict, and to a lasting legacy of peace.[24]
|United Kingdom
|George Medal
|17 July 1945
|FANY: Special operations in France[11][29][30]
|Commonwealth of Nations
|1939–1945 Star
|Commonwealth of Nations
|France and Germany Star
|United Kingdom
|Defence Medal
|United Kingdom
|War Medal 1939–1945
|French Republic
|Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur
|French Republic
|Officier de la Légion d'Honneur
|French Republic
|Croix de Guerre
|with two Palms and a Star[33][34]
|United States of America
|Medal of Freedom
|with Bronze Palm. (Only 987 issued with Bronze Palm during WWII)[35][36]
|French Republic
|Médaille de la Résistance
|New Zealand
|Badge In Gold
|15 November 2006
|Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association[26]
In 1956, Australian author Russell Braddon wrote Nancy Wake: The Story of a Very Brave Woman (ISBN 978 0 7524 5485 6).[38] Nancy Wake wrote her own account (first published 1985) with the original title, "The White Mouse" (The autobiography of the woman the Gestapo called the White Mouse) (ISBN 0725107553). In 2001, Australian author Peter FitzSimons wrote Nancy Wake, A Biography of Our Greatest War Heroine (ISBN 0 7322 6919 9), a bestselling comprehensive biography of Wake.[17] In 2011, German author Michael Jürgs wrote Codename Hélène: Churchills Geheimagentin Nancy Wake und ihr Kampf gegen die Gestapo in Frankreich. (translated: Codename Hélène: Churchill's secret agent Nancy Wake and her fight against the Gestapo in France).[39] The book was published in October 2012. Claims that Sebastian Faulks' 1999 novel Charlotte Gray is based on Wake's war-time exploits,[40] as well as those of Pearl Cornioley, a British secret-service agent have been refuted by the author. Sebastian Faulks said in an interview that "The truth about Charlotte Gray is that she was entirely invented. That's the way good novelists work, … I had not heard of Pearl Cornioley when I wrote Charlotte Gray in 1995 …'.[41] Wake was also featured in a 2012 article in Military Officer. [42]
An Australian television mini-series was released in 1987 entitled, Nancy Wake, based on the 1956 biography by Russell Braddon. It was released as True Colors in the U.S.. Wake was played by Australian actress Noni Hazlehurst and made a cameo appearance in the role of Madame Fouret. Wake also was made a consultant for the film, but only after the script had been written. She criticised the script upon reading it, and again, at the launch of the mini-series. Wake was disappointed that the film was changed from an 8-hour resistance story to a 4-hour love story. The producers said that they did not have the budget for the longer version and that it was difficult to cover all Wake's exploits in the reduced time frame. Wake also candidly criticized aspects that she felt were not a true depiction of events, and continued for the rest of her life to criticize the script.[43] Similarly, Seasons 1 and 2 of the late 1980s British television series Wish Me Luck were based on her exploits and much of the dialogue was copied from her autobiography. Rachael Blampied portrayed Nancy Wake in the 2014 TVNZ docu-drama, Nancy Wake: The White Mouse.[44]
- ^ a b Dennis et al. 1995, p. 626
- ^ FitzSimons, Peter (2002). Nancy Wake A Biography of Our Greatest War Heroine. ISBN 978-0-7322-7456-6.
- ^ "Obituary for Nancy Wake". New York Times. 14 August 2011. p. A18.
- ^ a b Peter FitzSimons (2001). Nancy Wake, Australia's Greatest War Heroine. Harper Collins Australia. ISBN 0 7322 6919 9.
- ^ a b "The White Mouse". Archived from the original on 11 August 2010.
- ^ a b Leech, Graeme (9 August 2011). "Fearless matriarch of resistance". The Australian. News Limited. Retrieved 24 June 2015.
It was perilous work despite her cover as the wife of a respectable businessman. She lived on her sharp wits. "I'd see a German officer on the train or somewhere, sometimes dressed in civvies, but you could pick 'em. So, instead of raising suspicions I'd flirt with them, ask for a light and say my lighter was out of fuel," she recalled. She told how she would get beautifully dressed and hang around making dates with Germans to get information. "A little powder and a little drink on the way, and I'd pass their posts and wink and say, 'Do you want to search me?' God, what a flirtatious little bastard I was."
- ^ Nancy Wake and Harry Potter (Radio). Ireland: Raidió Teilifís Éireann. 9 August 2011.
The story of an extraordinary woman: Nancy Wake, WWII spy, French Resistance leader and saboteur who was determined to 'bugger up' the NAZIs.
- ^ a b c Stafford, David (8 August 2011). "Nancy Wake obituary". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 9 August 2011.
- ^ a b c d "Nancy Wake". London: The Daily Telegraph. 8 August 2011. Retrieved 9 August 2011.
- ^ "Of Mouse and Men". The Sydney Morning Herald. Sydney. 2 November 1987. p. 8. Retrieved 24 June 2015.
There was also a moment that we don't see, but one that brought a telling moment in the documentary The White Mouse, shown late at night couple of weeks ago by the ABC. In the closing stages of the Resistance war, the Maquis captured a German agent, a girl. They were reluctant to execute her, simply because she was a woman. "If you won't shoot her, I will," Nancy Wake told them. "The men changed their mind. They weren't going to let me carry out my threat." "But they did organise a proper firing squad. I was having my breakfast. The girl had admitted to me that she was a spy and she was very proud of the fact. I had given her some clothes and showed her where to wash. As she passed me on the way to the firing squad, I said 'I'm very sorry we can't keep you, If we had anywhere to put you we would. But, I'm sorry, you are going to be shot.' "As she passed me, she took all her clothes and spat at me, and then she walked naked to the firing squad showing 'Zieg Heil!'. She was a dedicated Nazi. Oh, I'd have shot her. God yes, with the greatest of pleasure."
- ^ a b "WAKE, Nancy: George Medal". Search Australian Honours. Commonwealth of Australia. 17 July 1945. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Maquis Heroine tries Politics". The Sydney Morning Herald. Fairfax Media. 30 March 1949. p. 2. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Barton, NSW". Voting by constituency: Legislative election 1949. 10 December 1949. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Barton, NSW". Voting by constituency: Legislative election 1951. 28 April 1951. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Kingsford-Smith, NSW". Voting by constituency: Legislative election 1966. 26 November 1966. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ Wake, Nancy (1985). The White Mouse. Sun Books. ISBN 0-330-35605-4.
- ^ a b Fickling, David (23 February 2004). "A belated salute for war heroine". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 8 August 2011.
- ^ "War heroine Nancy Wake dies". Daily Telegraph (Australia). 2011. Retrieved 8 August 2011.
- ^ "The heroics of Nancy Wake saved thousands of lives and played a crucial role in the outcome of the war". The Australian. Australian Associated Press. 8 August 2011. Retrieved 9 August 2011.
One operation included an attack on the local Gestapo headquarters in Montluçon, central France, where she requested her ashes be scattered.
- ^ "War hero Nancy Wake's ashes scattered in France". ABC News. 11 March 2013. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
- ^ "'The Socialite Who Killed A Nazi With Her Bare Hands': The Book We're Talking About". The Huffington Post. 2012-10-12. Retrieved 2017-04-29.
- ^ "Nancy Wake promoted to Officer of the Legion of Honour".
- ^ "Nancy Wake". Fighttimes.com. Retrieved 17 June 2013.
- ^ a b "WAKE, Nancy: Companion of the Order of Australia". Search Australian Honours. Commonwealth of Australia. 22 February 2004. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "RSA History: The Badge". Remembrance. Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association. 2011. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ a b "Nancy Wake presented with Badge in Gold". RSA Review. Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association. December 2006. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Her only regret: not killing more Nazis". Capitaltimes.co.nz. 27 March 2013. Archived from the original on 2 June 2010. Retrieved 26 January 2017.
- ^ "White Mouse war legend back where she started". The Dominion Post. 4 June 2010. Retrieved 27 October 2011.
- ^ Supplement to the London Gazette, 17 July 1945, p. 3676
- ^ "George Medal : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ "1939–45 Star : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ a b c "France and Germany Star : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ a b c "French Officer of the Legion of Honour : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ "French Croix de Guerre : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ "United States Medal of Freedom : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ OMSA Info on Medal of Freedom
- ^ "French Medaille de la Resistance : Ensign N G A Wake, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Special Operations Executive)". AWM Collection. Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ Braddon, Russell. Nancy Wake: The Story of a Very Brave Woman. ISBN 978 0 7524 5485 6.
- ^ Bertelsmann, München (2012). Codename Hélène: Churchills Geheimagentin Nancy Wake und ihr Kampf gegen die Gestapo in Frankreich. Blick ins Buch. ISBN 9783570101421. Retrieved 26 January 2017.
- ^ "Australia WWII heroine Nancy 'White Mouse' Wake dies". BBC News Asia-Pacific. British Broadcasting Corporation. 8 August 2011. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ David Pallister (1 April 2008). "Sharpshooter, paratrooper, hero: the woman who set France ablaze". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 27 May 2017.
- ^ Cantrell, Mark. "The white mouse". Military Officer. 10 (3). Arlington, Virginia: Military Officers Association of America. pp. 92–96.
- ^ Lichfield, John (9 August 2011). "Resistance heroine who led 7,000 men against the Nazis". Independent.
- ^ "Nancy Wake: The White Mouse". Television New Zealand. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- Braddon, Russell. Nancy Wake: The Story of a Very Brave Woman, Quality Book Club, Cassell & Co. Ltd: London, 1956.
- Braddon, Russell. Nancy Wake, Pan Books, London; Sydney, 1958.
- Braddon, Russell. Woman in Arms: The Story of Nancy Wake, Collins, London, 1963.
- Dennis, Peter; Grey, Jeffrey; Morris, Ewan; Prior, Robin (1995), The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History, Oxford: Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-553227-9
- FitzSimons, Peter. Nancy Wake: A Biography of Our Greatest War Heroine, HarperCollins, Pymble, New South Wales, 2002,ISBN 0-00-714401-6.
- Wake, Nancy. Autobiography of the Woman the Gestapo Called the White Mouse, Macmillan: South Melbourne, 1985, ISBN 0-7251-0755-3.
- RTE 1 radio documentary, "Nancy Wake and Harry Potter", first broadcast 9-Aug-2011
- "Son and heir in Labor stronghold", Sydney Morning Herald, 12 October 2006 [1]
- "Finally, Nancy gets her gong", Sydney Morning Herald, 3 March 2004 [2]
- "Her only regret:not killing more Nazis", Capital Times, Wellington, 2 June 2010, accessible at Internet Archive [3]
- "White Mouse war legend back where she started", The Dominion Post, Wellington, 4 June 2010 [4]
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Threat Modeling
Threat modeling and countermeasures are important steps in the secure development lifecycle--ideally done when the wireless application's design is near completion. Threat modeling is an exercise in which developers identify which assets or pieces of sensitive information are housed by the application and which need protecting, in order to identify potential threats to that application. For example, what sort of data are wireless devices communicating back to the application?
Countermeasures can be implemented to test the application to ensure it does not leave private information vulnerable to potential attackers. Input filtering, one example of a countermeasure, is a technique used by programmers to protect an application from attack by limiting the size and format of input to exactly what the application is expecting. For example, if an application is designed to accept a username that is all alphabet characters and a maximum length of eight characters, the application should reject all input that is longer than eight characters. This will help protect the application from performing unintended operations from unexpected input. Developers also should closely examine bandwidth, CPU time, and disk space to mitigate denial of service risks.
Additionally, developers should employ a thought process in which they imagine themselves as an attacker who knows everything about what the application can do. They then should enumerate and categorize those threats to come up with ways to mitigate the risks. If that can't be done, the design needs to be changed and re-implemented. Organizations that need to comply with regulatory requirements, particularly in the financial services industry, should consider enlisting a third party for a penetration test, which will provide validation of the application's security.
Furthermore, all software developers should obtain training on basic application security principles. They also should take a more holistic approach to application development, building countermeasures into the design process and conducting rigorous QA testing.
By focusing on the security risks inherent in the wireless application development process, developers can apply these principles to any programming language or technology. Architects, developers, and project managers can learn how to proactively integrate security principles into software engineering practices to prevent vulnerabilities from entering the code base. While there is not one "silver bullet" for building secure wireless applications, developers can employ multiple processes and tools that examine vulnerabilities in different ways to ensure application security before production.
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Jeremy Roenick on The Big Show: Tim Thomas needs to play better
|05.27.11 at 5:34 pm ET
Versus hockey analyst and former NHL star Jeremy Roenick joined The Big Show show Friday afternoon to talk about the decisive Eastern Conference finals Bruins-Lightning Game 7 matchup. To hear the interview, go to The Big Show audio on demand page.
Though Bruins goalie Tim Thomas will likely win the Vezina Trophy for the year's best netminder, Roenick said he needs to improve his play for Game 7.
"I really don't think he's been very good in this series," Roenick said. "I think he has to find a way to be just a little bit better, a little bit sharper. He doesn't have to make saves like he did in Game 5. That was probably one of the best saves I've ever seen. But he has to find a way to keep this team, Tampa, down to two or three goals, because if he gives up another five goals, I don't know if they're going to be able to do anything."
Roenick was even more critical of defenseman Tomas Kaberle, who came to Boston in trade from the Maple Leafs in February.
"He's got a stick made of Jell-O," Roenick said. "Kaberle doesn't have a very good shot. He's a playmaker and a very good playmaker. He shouldn't be at the top putting shots on net. You should have Dennis Seidenberg up at the top pounding the puck on net, Kaberle on the side dishing the puck to the net.
"I think Kaberle played his best game maybe of the playoffs his last game. But I don't think he's been very good in the playoffs at all, not to mention since he's come over from Toronto. He's got to up his game another level. He hasn't been in the playoffs for seven years. He's got to show it a little bit harder tonight, but he's one of those guys who can make a difference if he just makes the simple play and the right play like he has for many years, which has made him so good."
However, Kaberle and Thomas aren't the ones to be blamed for Boston's pitiful power play this postseason. The Bruins have scored on just 8.2 percent of extra-man opportunities.
"They are trying to look for the perfect pass, they're looking for the perfect shot," Roenick said. "To tell you the truth, they're not working hard enough. They're not looking for the correct options with the pass. They're trying to be too cute. And I really think they've had, for the most part, they've had the wrong setup on their power play. The Tampa Bay Lightning have a very good penalty kill, and they penalty kill very high with their two forwards.
"They have to move into a little bit of an umbrella. I think having [Zdeno] Chara play the net will be a big difference. But they have to keep it simple. They have to keep it one pass and a shot. Even if they just throw it on net, it doesn't have to be a perfect shot, but make Roloson move and make havoc around them. With Chara being in front, with his reach, you never know what's going to happen. But they're just making very, very poor decisions with the puck. Just get it on net."
When asked which team would match up better with Vancouver in the Stanley Cup finals, Roenick chose Tampa Bay.
"[Boston's] secondary scoring is not as deep as Tampa, but Boston has that grit and that heart and that determination that has allowed them to get to where they are right now," Roenick said. "And they've had some very good efforts from certain people. I think [David] Krejci and [Nathan] Horton and [Milan] Lucic have to have another game tonight like they had in Game 6. If they don't I think it's going to be trouble. This Tampa team is extremely offensive minded and the Bruins have done a great job in matching their work effort and level and getting to Roloson. They'll have to find a way to do it one more time."
Roenick was complimentary of Patrice Bergeron, who suffered a mild concussion earlier in the postseason.
"This guy is unbelievable," Roenick said. "He didn't have a very good Game 6, but he's a multi-purpose guy. He's great in the faceoff circle, he's very good defensively, killing penalties, he's a great playmaker. That pass that he put onto [Brad] Marchand's stick the other day was just a phenomenal, phenomenal pass in Boston. He's a tough, active player. He's got grit. But concussions are ' always in the back of your mind you're always thinking about getting hit again."
Roenick was also impressed with the job coach Claude Julien has done.
"I think he's done a very good job," Roenick said. "To get to this position right now and get to the conference finals is a very difficult feat. And I think he's done it with a team that really doesn't have a lot of offense. They don't have a superstar offensive guy that will take you over the top. You look at Tampa, they have three superstar forwards that are bringing them very, very good efforts every night."
Added Roenick: "Julien, he motivates them the right way. I think his system is very good. I think the way he treats his players is very good. I love the way he's handled Tim Thomas. He hasn't pulled him. He's gone with his guy. He's staying loyal to him. He's saying, 'This year we need you to win.' And I think the guys appreciate that."
One decision Julien has had to make is the amount of ice time rookie Tyler Seguin should get.
"It's a tough decision when you have a young kid who's struggled throughout the season," Roenick said. "He only had 11 goals over the year. He's a kid that has so much talent, but he has a lot to learn. That big Game 2 that he had with four points, he has to bring his game to that level more and more and more. This is all a learning curve for him."


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'Remarkable' findings at Stonehenge
A host of previously unknown archaeological monuments have been discovered around Stonehenge as part of an unprecedented digital mapping project that will transform our knowledge of the iconic landscape – including remarkable new findings on the world's largest 'super henge', Durrington Walls.
The Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project, led by the University of Birmingham in conjunction with the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology, is the largest project of its kind.
Remote sensing techniques and geophysical surveys have discovered hundreds of new features which now form part of the most detailed archaeological digital map of the Stonehenge landscape ever produced. The startling results of the survey, unveiled in full at the British Science Festival, include 17 previously unknown ritual monuments dating to the period when Stonehenge achieved its iconic shape.
Dozens of burial mounds have been mapped in minute detail, including a long barrow (a burial mound dating to before Stonehenge) which revealed a massive timber building,
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Pres Obama is now at Stonehenge after leaving the NATO summit
Obama's Marine One helo stopped at a British airbase and then he took motorcade ride to Stonehenge for a tour.
Police praise Stonehenge sunrise revellers
Wiltshire Police have praised the thousands of people who attended the Summer Solstice celebrations at Stonehenge overnight. There were two dozen arrests for minor offences.
This year we estimate 36,000 people visited the stones throughout the night. There is always a small proportion of people who will try to break the law but I am satisfied that this was a successful policing operation and Wiltshire Police continue to facilitate a safe Solstice with our partners.
We are pleased that the Solstice celebrations at Stonehenge and Avebury have been enjoyable events for the majority of people attending. There were 25 arrests at Stonehenge and two at Avebury which were mainly for drug related offences.
The road system worked well with minimum delays and many people used the public transport as we advised people to do. Every year there are new challenges for us at Solstice but it is always a pleasure to see so many people enjoying the event.
Thousands celebrate at Stonehenge to welcome the longest day
The Summer Solstice has a long tradition of attracting people to monuments such as Stonehenge, off the A303, where latter-day Druids gather to witness the sun rising on the longest day. Police estimate 36,000 people attended the sunrise this year.
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New discovery: The oldest settlement in Britain revealed
Archaeologists have made a dramatic discovery in Wiltshire, which has led to the town of Amesbury now officially being declared the oldest settlement in Britain.
It was previously thought that Thatcham in Berkshire held the honour. But carbon dating of objects dug up 40 miles west of Thatcham - in Amesbury, now reveal that humans have lived there - for more than ten millennia.
The revelation has also thrown new light on why Stonehenge was built close to the Wiltshire town. Martin Dowse reports.
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White 'Chips' of Dover for National Chip Week!
It's National Chip Week so, naturally, an artist has created Great British landmarks, including Stonehenge and the White Cliffs of Dover, out of chips!
Prudence Staite spent 6 months planning and constructing the sculptures.
The White 'Chips' of Dover used a total number of 70 chips to build, taking 4 hours to build.
Stonehenge was obviously a little trickier taking 5 hours to create and using 75 of the popular potato food.
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Old visitor centre at Stonehenge to be demolished
Work will begin today to knocked down the old visitor centre at Stonehenge.
A new £27 million replacement was opened in December last year, which was one of the biggest financial projects ever undertaken by English Heritage.
The new centre includes a 360-degree virtual experience, allowing visitors to feel like they are standing on the stones.
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Stonehenge bosses respond to criticism that its new visitor centre can't cope with high tourist numbers
The new visitor centre at Stonehenge has come in for heavy criticism from some tourists who are claiming that being at the centre - which opened last month - is chaotic because of long delays and severe overcrowding.
Some of the complaints about the experience include reports of visitors queuing for more than an hour to board the 'land train' which carries people from the centre to the stones. The journey of a mile-and-a-half takes just ten minutes.
Managers have said that the majority of feedback has been positive. They say that they are trying to address the problems. Robert Murphy reports.
Stonehenge: "majority of feedback positive"
Managers at Stonehenge's new visitor centre say feedback has been "overwhelmingly positive", though they admit there have been "some issues."
The statement comes after the centre received a number of complaints about overcrowding and delays in the transport to the stones.
There has been huge interest in Stonehenge since the new visitor centre opened towards the end of December. On one day alone we welcomed 5000 visitors which is along the same levels as during our peak summer season.
This is a brand new operation, on a completely different scale to the old visitor centre, and naturally during these early days, there have been some issues. But we are solving them, we have increased our shuttle service taking people to the stones and from 1 February, our timed ticketing system will swing into place.
The majority of feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, visitors have been fascinated by our new exhibition and love the sense that the stones are now reconnected with the wider landscape. We appreciate all the feedback we've received and we would ask people to be patient while we iron out the few remaining issues.


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The guys continue their analysis of the Pats and if their defense, specifically their secondary is improving. Pats fans will finally get to see Talib today, although Hernandez is out. They also get into Gronk and his blocking skills, the pass rush and Wes Welker.
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Well I hate you know my folks has been on what that defense does and it's always you know colts defense in the solar seventh round two players. And those two guys are still there yourself. That's really -- challenge for us this week he's trying to figure how to block. You know that entire front. As a lot of different looks from last time we played them trying to kinda. Understand the scheme and how they're doing things but they're good -- they really rush the passer that's a big challenge. That's Tom Brady earlier this week talking about the colts and and Dwight Freeney. And Matheson you can do here is seen. I'm a time over the years different now obviously with Matt Light around and -- with these guys. Can do here today against Brady please -- our -- -- focus -- last week with the way -- -- vote on Williams. And I mean Ballmer and canceled have done -- anger -- -- job. Most familiar Williams was rip job in both games visibly in relative visible to -- not to get the premiere of what is the most. It's great account that he as the one he was with Houston. Some stretches where distributors capsule disappears there's aptly disappears and is not a stretch where it looks like the greatest defensive end -- play again. It is amazing six point 7779793. -- a phone number Berkman in the ship or whatever it is -- this point Pete. God I thank you it was listened to mark launch Ehrlichman and they were talking about a project reporter -- onboard. Recently Hernandez bought 85% of the playoff time management point but there's really no need to know. Adamant that rushed him back orbit or you want it's tough to keep a guy like Hernandez on and where these guys want to play those guys wanna you know -- love again and wanna play. We are and is on the field though at the end of that jets game should not probably not to tell as a guy who could probably -- not I mama sure -- should be up there right now now. I don't know but they can't -- ball development as though. There's no way to support across people underestimate or arm some people don't realize what a great run blocker -- is alt com. Remember he's these are very important part of the offense of wanted to run the football is one reason why -- -- -- Russian ball this year they lead the league by the way and red zone. -- -- as -- as a way to 1414 to -- an outlet for them without Greg -- -- turn into you know. Our round Greta blocker Crumpler was the -- -- -- a couple of years ago -- -- -- now watch these games again guys. A terrific blocker you're right so probably heard his. We're -- you really don't you turn into which you really need them against Indianapolis Dick I need him Thursday night when the going into my little boy that's better than by the way. People think that the point seven point for -- game against the jets has got there. Are duplicate again is going to be duplicated on Thursday you're crazy that's where people get property score traps at that because it happened one way several weeks earlier if I tell you what it's typical Thursday night in with a short week that are a bit and kill the jets. He was gone here's why here's the thing it's what did you Hernandez in the jet game. I doubt that big picture and visiting if you win today. In eagle on York and went on Thursday theory three the reality is that they can lose out in when he sees. It may be -- when he gave -- -- are probably I Ford's status divisions that ultimate goal but you're right if you meet our and his today. Where Thursday you're -- have been trying to. Org about last week and -- -- have these offenses that I mean I love and -- as were my affair replaced them through in my love I love watching him. A player he does a tremendous job in just -- justice. It's it's hard to defend a guy who winds up -- -- different. Some situations but. Against the jets against Indianapolis against summaries of the Buffalo Bills the patriots have so many weapons their lucky. But they can afford to lose a tremendous talent -- Hernandez because there's so loaded everywhere else. It's inevitably comes back to with this team because you really don't you know was 10611 and five in a lost the playoffs. The reality is people don't want it's not satisfying one priest who both want to win more on Jim Brady and Belichick and I've got a fair expectation I think of people say. These fans what they wanna when super balls I get back -- Brady and Belichick forever and you never have guys and -- again. And I think it's blocking right now most fans think Pete and a lot of most experts think as well. Is this secondary it's -- bad it was terrible again last week there's no defense. Horrible. And that -- the second -- his -- left a lot like gaga had a alive a horrible game. A horrible attack that spikes is OK just like OK I was terrible at sports -- -- unfortunate vote of drug Fitzpatrick on every news. Helmet strap on display 5000 dollar fine that was not a vicious. Anywhere near a vicious that vicious helmet and it now did not appease my I don't know about -- or spots in my buzz or spikes doesn't that -- Jackson -- -- fine. In -- -- Jackson he's celebrating. Stop and I understand. That's right all the pomp and I understand that and elect bush acknowledged it from from the Dole's perspective why they would think that but I agree that -- -- -- that stupid. And he should know better and he late hit and as well good. To feed out of Butler got a ground. He should know better that's the kind of stuff that this was a sloppy it was a sloppy sloppy game last week -- and never been -- close it was. And hopefully that dual coat stepped drove into their heads most of the fundamentals have just the past just -- -- law that just improve on that by 50%. A decline get it -- -- the linebackers will be better. And I got to -- -- whenever you think you know they go on this one and I understand the rams are great and they shut down Saint Louis and play their best game of the year defensively yet. And Evan -- we come back in play poorly again you start to think. You know -- last year and turn around paean blaster it's true you start to think though is this just -- the secondary is I mean maybe -- make a big difference will find out but I mean. Are these guys this is what to look. I think we're looking at this the last four years and what -- see -- at the as I've said time and time again. -- late December and into the playoffs I'd I'd you know I think through what your bonus points allowed in the turnovers and they're going to be right up there. What's allowed a -- B -- the pack like there were last year. And yeah I think I gonna I can -- -- to look it up and I don't have the numbers and I left home today by. If if you look at points allowed -- through nineteen Fisher Lester it's brick. Obviously knows it pretty close airport by the textured 3790%. Last four games going on played Seattle New York Saint Louis and buffalo which one of those teams the real power house in league history talk with Indianapolis has played. The women's only three in one against those four teams. I mean that's a very very hard to take you seriously we use a Bible first of all I never said Gwynn played powerhouses that's why we're public and political talk about the -- I mean that's that's pages haven't beaten anybody in last month that's and -- absolute fair criticism and Odyssey -- They don't beat the colts today jumping up and down but that that could look at some of the colts. Oh -- I don't know paid -- -- exhibit Cisco beat those teams to differ covers. Yeah I mean you can play -- -- -- -- was on the schedule lets reporters in the you can you can consider employed by its teams also. Three plays away from being nine and -- They are also play that way well you know -- than it's ever been to places like before five and there are two plays away that could've lost -- been fortified absolutely so -- -- -- yesterday in the right and more reports Everton prop. But we do our province listen will be leaving us at 1045 for that seventh place game. Province college US Astro. Covered covered up a -- a joint. It. Thought they hit it like Friday to demand that their reserves the did you get a -- topic -- would talk talk talk about cutting it out though they lost in overtime and stated on the five scholarship players because it's so injured. But -- the coach should who still lovely. All -- -- -- doctor Davis Love won on well flexibly defense don't -- seven plays that 45. Yet it is an -- head down there in Puerto Rico -- seventh wasted today. What Tex here covered in the scroll down -- welcome this all the time to act becomes such a divisive god because it was the last which is about is so steep. I mean yeah I forget -- critical drop last year -- -- -- -- perfect throw but he should've caught that ball incidents however. And he dropped two passes last week now the first one Delphi out right away symbolic about the -- -- in his eyes -- and -- that was an easy touchdown pass look at from two to two. Odd different perspective one I don't pick the sun really had much to do that they'll I -- I think he was so I don't really believe this a wide open was so wide open he couldn't believe it. I -- believers about a secondary really to see Wes Welker get that wide open week and it's blocked backward right for a touchdown the second drop was. I -- critical of him. You know we get into this as well I was knocked trees that McCain's play calling that spot at the one there after 23 straight passes. Weighs ninety seconds on the clock on -- -- spirit that was big. Dropped as well but that was big too but I wasn't that's one reason why it was a big drop by it by Welker but he also has mates I mean. You can pick out one -- two plays not everybody. -- last week and find fault I mean everybody especially -- -- with a group tackling everybody needs fundamental mistakes last week at some point. Albert career nfl.com former globe reporter is reporting that Wes Welker is expected a player will test his ankle before the game. -- today Aaron and his for the patriots it appears. So America to probably go out and yeah as you said earlier and I do agree I mean if these guys if it's close. The reason please guys you know I mean Agassi won on in the game one when Thursday night and you get that but they should be able to find a way here. To beat the colts beat the jets without you know without Aaron and as this office of Welker gronkowski -- we don't know all the names Brady they should be able -- God knows no question that did that should be on the Internet and his defense the best -- do -- they force turnovers and I'm sure. Despite the deficiencies in the secondary I'm sure there will be some. From. Little tidbits of little some sets its schemes that luck has not seen before from the printers that Billiton will try to do some I do hope. The try to -- the more against what they did against it -- it's one thing I don't understand why -- we -- -- last week yeah I'd I'd big ticket. But also went back and watch a game a couple times. Can also see again that you can't stress enough that the sport tackling last week -- -- did they did I guess that thriller that had a bass pro locked up for five times for negative yup it's. And he just exploded away after the initial contact that's the stuff that. That you know I just don't see that happening again today what's in the game again he. Sunday night. Don't have what -- was there came back once I thought it was as bad a game is straw man it was displayed his career I regret I can regard critically bad was it -- He missed a couple of Spiller tackles yet this tactically. He -- -- -- one time in the open over the middle on champ -- and that he played young parable for my I targeted well I doubt that. I mean I delivered I'd like that that's gonna happen mail is supposed to be the -- were mailed it last year we hear a great male female all the time. Mail -- chowing on wreaking whatever it would -- Carter ED I mean he's supposed to be a star player and sometimes to me I want to mail a play like that. Still up endowment -- overalls and a BBC good linebacker. I'll tell you what -- -- -- better. There's a potentially be a better -- like -- out -- it's obviously it's different. I think they're. Of item -- front seven is. It's got great potential I mean they shall flashes were you to see how good the other games they've been terrific the and other games where the weather in knots -- appeared -- particularly -- in coverage linebackers coverage of I in my opinion overall not not been great this year not great spikes -- -- -- -- -- -- hit put rocks right they forced turnovers is there's no question that's yet the fact all of that stuff in -- along with some of the transport covered that they've had. But it to me I mean I'm a big turnover guy ticket makes a huge difference I think I've supporting adamant and carry burned. I think the patriots are seventy and one at home. One turnover ratio was plus two when their favorite last 71 games that is unbelievable. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- And mr. seismic points allowed to carry doesn't like a lot of stuff that a news -- -- when it -- -- Poppycock I'll tell your advocate -- that you know were circulation some times in light of -- it was a pretty good you're right. The second urged the bad but I guess my question we talk W before coming here today say while -- -- to do this again that while it. Why suddenly why is Mayo and I tower in -- why this league and ask. A much of the -- pass coverage I'm a much I'd pick up -- -- -- -- worsened last week let's put their terrible last week I'm more concerned about just you know. The tackling to skip -- tackling and I don't I don't think Indianapolis applause lot of a lot of threat. -- from the tight end situation I don't know I think I think it's Wayne and then it's a big drop in 08 respect -- 39. It's not only Israel today. And brown running I'm -- browns get in on the top running back only a three and 61 yards and a touchdown I mean I don't see him running. I think it's going to be lock lock in more -- is going to be a question of can they get to Reggie way to shut him down I think you shut Reggie Wayne down. That's a big step in the right direction however playing devil's advocate again and notices -- -- -- -- Patriots this secondary has some bad habit of making second third of what brought receiver looked pretty great also yeah I'm so it's easy to say shut graduate doubt and it should be easy. Tickets for the patriots however not so fast you go back and looked at the door and on nine games -- the decent size sampling. There have been times where you know second third or fourth receivers on opposing teams have -- pretty good. Or -- question is because it's just say let's play doubles again keep it going here today what does it every once it's immoral last week. Colts -- them feel like has a big game are you then even as concern increased for you. Where he still holding out the idea that this defense would get better because they've gotten better. Each of the last couple what is turning into an idea of well you know what it is sort of a crisis that may not. Beaver picked up to crisis and -- 730. Yeah my era but I mean it's that there's this. There's a we we know they're gonna win twelve games 1112 and that's not stop the story of this story is -- they defensively. Go into the playoffs -- three or four games with this defense you know can they do last year basically they get. Ridiculous I -- the defense was was pretty good ravens. Outrageous temper out aggregate that -- was a -- against the giants and did the ball was not lost because the defense -- people want to believe it's true. -- they do that this defense right now as Presley constitute -- cable going back and Iraq in May change. But that he look at the flip side and his people rave about separatist whose defense and no hot it's been out of the state Louis rams. No tie them how they score it's only points against that you know where the current score anything against the patriots I would put up seven. That's why it's so hard -- to figure out you you always are back and look at that game. They used in the one -- good offense they play this year they got destroyed at home by Green Bay. So as well balanced as they look right now on paper how they gonna look when they face the patriots -- that juggernaut offense when he hit but I think the road it's too simplistic to say. Defense is -- championships. That to meat that is that those days -- done. I mean that matters -- you gotta be more of a well balanced team that's wild -- just go ever won a Super -- which met the quarterback and he goes -- doctor played a. When this week but your ears think this patriots team it's different than flash as of right now and it may change. They're probably or at least possibly. Going to have to when an extra game here you know to get into the to get into the Super Bowl I mean as it is right now that -- -- They are a game behind Baltimore -- in -- two games for Baltimore for that he's always one loss in Denver who's behind them. Has an unbelievable easy schedule so it's really possible the pages compliant opening weekend and looking at the possibly having with three games to -- I think the Broncos stopped there toward I think people again our -- he's scheduled I know it looks easy -- paper but I don't know. How many times a week or day I can say it's never as easy as it looks on paper at that we're -- case there would there be any upsets there have been plenty of upsets this year already. And I guarantee you the -- on this week. There always are. It's it's just that that's the that's the way the league it like it needs to bring up the San -- -- -- -- and everything backing whatever and -- tie. Are or are saying those who don't want their after that abysmal performance against the patriots and do what they did. -- -- would be to be competitive I don't the Dallas Cowboys have a team hard to figure out. Tongued talent on that team what they were -- going to be what are today and I mean what are they Eagles are awful that Don. Drew Brees I mean in the -- saints. -- you know they basically -- and went out here to get back in the playoff on the eve of the Atlanta Falcons I mean. Atlanta Falcons may strike you as a team -- if they put -- to the neutral site -- -- that when that game. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Absolutely not not formidable depicted to deplete it -- I don't I don't I -- -- -- -- any any of these matchups is not a a surprise I think obviously when you look at. Clearly you know you want one of those pot he -- weakened off you know all gain -- to -- Right now the -- might be tougher and it's helped at all by this Roethlisberger entry. It's actually get hurt the pages long term because off Bob Baltimore to get two shots at Pittsburgh Colorado spur route that is probably split. I look at it now you can never predict as you said it was probably in the -- -- against left which you'd think judge what do you probably get a win those two games in the -- figured a way to open. -- defense is not the Baltimore defense of old either don't invaded hell they've struggled and traditional one back in through. Where a nine point lead with fibers don't need to increase their first down there to steal that game and they they respect him away. As well. But I mean they -- -- a much opened on the field up Baltimore defense early this year and it was great until about 11 point on the deal -- it could have been applaud at halftime. That's stupid element pass separate offered to pass the first -- really. Really did demand in the fourth quarter of accordent the couldn't buy for get a first down at the close up the game however. When you -- to look at AFC standings though I mean I do think the six teams in the playoffs right now I know you think ultimately paid the price figure -- the 97. I does your six playoff teams. Some former fashion UC San Diego. War buffalo war. You know Cincinnati. Again I'm seven NC -- -- Cincinnati possibly I have no -- at San Diego whatsoever they'll races I've no rate in the an indoor turner. And dignity to that continue to here's the blow that team. -- -- -- You're looking yet to be looking into England there's only one team that division in Baltimore -- -- Pittsburgh it -- left which they play Cleveland twice the price you get to nine wins. You're looking at -- two AFC self teams advocate looking at the brought that's going to be here to -- For a pitcher's perspective. You know here's a good team their defense is terrific but Missouri team there. Her -- now there and that's why I basically the patriots is no team that if your team in that mix. -- -- You know Al cure what Houston's defense is I promise you I promise you when they come here. That would that week that the page -- gonna put up double what they give up points. WOV thirty points -- put up thirty points against Houston now she's going to be put up thirty gets the page it may be. Maybe to put up 35 I don't know. But I can tell you this -- that the numbers you see that Houston has accomplished defensively. Are going to be -- -- won't even be close to what they were sick and what's he went to Richard place Seattle's all this look look what Seattle look at that double what president. -- They weren't even close to Olympic it's doubtful rushing and passing Brady -- -- -- It's a question of they want for six in the red zone a left to hold -- to point in the field that Wilson -- those borders open -- year that. Our defense of -- we couldn't that a -- defense could knock down just one of those passes. To preserve the game. Houston is -- -- tiger about the well but it's all about to -- about well you look at this schedule and I look NC when they play the etiquette -- the most impressive win. Was against Denver. It's a balancing -- ultimate thirty that was a pretty doubtful that go -- arraignment there was one of those weeks -- the -- and tell them exactly it's a great when another going wrong it's a great win a -- agreement that Barack right there with a bad back on those -- -- agree that it would have -- -- -- the -- Chicago athletic -- -- -- Torched at home by Green Bay hit a democracy it's gonna happen when a way to pay. It's -- saying -- pitched a -- Mark Sanchez right let's back up and wanna game why don't expect it present defensively talk about it at all but -- -- up six touchdown enemy fighters try to -- -- to be for you let's let it out what you're seeing Justin yeah I think Jason's gonna go. Fourteen to thirteen three but they're not the kind of team -- -- -- seven. Or you know teams you've seen in the past the -- so while there's no way now you're going there when this -- the -- it's the same way. Whose whose teams he might like Baltimore obviously opposite namely Denver's my points. Everybody has deficiencies I -- they all do and even in the NFC they all do so that's why yeah the patriots have their problems are we all know -- problems are. Our defense attract couple pickups on offense -- that the cost him a couple of games electable the one a a big it's mr. too easily in my opinion. But every one of these teams has flaws they all -- death but I'll take what we have here. That's fine I'll take it has ended -- Jordan out of an offense and hopefully I think they have some really good players on the prestigious haven't. There's been too many times this year where they just not as have never been fundamentally sound and hasn't happened yet. There's still a good portion of the season left the most important part of season is coming up starting Thursday on. That's where you really start to learn about the identity teams than they lose 41 nothing that would mean nothing's -- Although -- -- -- -- tells me government somehow -- BOR if the pitches the packet ever got shut out the game. It's would be I would be beyond beyond the beyond the --


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David Then & Now, 2005
Micah Lexier
Canadian, 1960
75 framed chromogenic prints
253.4 x 315 cm overall; frame: 35.8 x 28.2 cm each
Purchased 2006 with the support of Members and Supporting Friends of the National Gallery of Canada and its Foundation
Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography (no. 2006.26.1-75)
"David Then and Now" originated with "A Portrait of David", an exhibition project Lexier began in 1993 in collaboration with the Winnipeg Art Gallery, that presented seventy-five photographs of men aged one to seventy-five - the life expectancy of Canadian men - all of whom were named David. Arranged chronologically, the photographs in "A Portrait of David" made visible the life span of the average man, demonstrating both the universality and uniqueness of the aging process. Revisiting the project a decade later in "David Then and Now", Lexier invited the same men to be re-photographed, creating a comparative study of what ten years looks like and drawing attention to the various effects of time. Of the original models, forty-eight were still available, twelve had relocated, nine could not be found, and six had died.
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