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EAST HARTFORD, Conn.– As a general rule, national team soccer coaches tend to speak in confident tones, and even when the odds seem stacked against them, a defiant tone and insistence their their team can win is usually the stance teams coaching underdogs will take.
Costa Rica head coach Jorge Luis Pinto is following that playbook, but when you hear him speak and you look into his stoic face, you see a coach who really believes his team will win. When you hear him state confidently that he has the plan to shut down the U.S. Men's National Team when the CONCACAF powers square off in Gold Cup action on Tuesday night, you believe him. Well, you believe that he believes that.
Pinto has a little bit more to stand on in believing his Ticos can beat the United States. Costa Rica hasn't given up a goal since the one that cost them the 1-0 decision to the U.S. in the snow in Colorado last March. A span of seven shutouts later, the Ticos, at least defensively, like their chances of neutralizing a U.S. attack that has scored 16 goals in their past three matches.
Of course, that will be easier said than done against a U.S. attack that will roll into Rentschler Field riding a wave of confidence courtesy of a seven-match winning streak, and recent offensive surge. The U.S. has blossomed on the strength of a midfield that has been able to dominate lesser opposition, sharpening their passing skills and creating chances in droves.
Chances will be tougher to come by tonight against a Costa Rican defense that is not only well organized and very athletic, but also expected to trot out extra defensive numbers to deal with the U.S. attack.
What should we expect to see tonight? Here is a closer look at the match-up and what to look for:
Costa Rica has watched the videos of U.S. matches, and while they have seen the Americans generate goals, they have also seen weaknesses. They have seen a U.S. defense that has looked vulnerable on the counter, and centerbacks who look beatable in space. When I asked Costa Rican midfielder Michael Barrantes about the U.S. defense, and whether he sees an area the Ticos can exploit, he drew a wry smile and tried his best to cliche his way out of showing his hand.
"We are confident that we can find chances," Barrantes said. "We will need to improve our level from our first two games, but we can do that."
It is easy to forget that, amid all the snow in Colorado in March, Costa Rica had a very clear game plan. They trotted out a five-man midfield to try and stifle the U.S. attack, while deploying speed on the flanks to burn the Americans on the counter. The only problem was the snow made being effective on the counter difficult, and long passes became next to impossible. Costa Rica had little choice but to stick to long aerial balls to navigate the snow, which played right into the strength of the U.S. defense, which featured almost 13 feet of centerback in Omar Gonzalez and Clarence Goodson.
Snow won't be an issue tonight, and Costa Rica will look to show off the attacking qualities they were unable to in the snow in March. Alvaro Saborio, Jairo Arrieta, Barrantes, Celso Borges and Rodney Wallace should lead the attack, with Saborio providing the target that Costa Rica's speedsters run off of.
"They are well known for how they play going towards Saborio," Klinsmann said. "Saborio is their key up front, then you have players like Barrantes and Arrieta, they're right there, they're sniffing around, they want to finish things off. We are very well aware."
Klinsmann will be banking on his defense stepping up against the toughest opponent they have faced since coming together before the Gold Cup. Oguchi Onyewu and Clarence Goodson have had their shaky moments in the past three matches, but the U.S. defense has only allowed two goals in those three matches.
That rate is a good one, but the Americans haven't faced an attack as strong as Costa Rica's this month.
As much as Costa Rica want to attack tonight, their defense will be the key to whether the Ticos can really earn a result. Pinto has made it clear the team's focus will be trying to pressure the U.S. midfield and not give passers like Beckerman, Holden and Diskerud time and space to operate.
"They pass very well so it is important that you pressure them and don't give them time," said Pinto.
Costa Rica's recent shutout streak is impressive, but the Ticos have not faced a team playing as well offensively as the Americans are playing now.
"Costa Rica stays very compact, their back four is very organized, but I believe that we have a lot of talent going forward," Klinsmann said. "Especially when we connect our passes and the movement off the ball, it's something very crucial for us.
"When we are able to connect those passes and really play together as a team, I think we are able to create opportunities, and the more opportunities that we get, we tend to finish them."
If Costa does look to flood the middle of the field with quick athletes intent on pressing the likes of Beckerman and Holden into giving up the ball, the pressure will likely fall to the U.S. wingers to drive the attack and be sharper with their service. If Edgar Castillo and Joe Corona are deployed on the wings, they will likely be given even more responsibility as the Ticos looks to push the U.S. attack wide.
If the Americans can be effective with their service from the wings, withstand the pressure expected to come from the Costa Rican central midfield, stay organized defensive on the counter-attack, and finish the chances when they come, a U.S. victory will be pretty easy. Accomplishing all of that will be a tall order, but one the Americans are capable of completing.
And if Costa Rica succeeds in disrupting the U.S. attack with central pressure, and the U.S. wingers struggle, and the U.S. centerbacks get exposed on the counterattack? A Costa Rica victory can definitely happen.
One thing is clear. Tonight's match will be a good chess match, and far from the mismatches we have seen the U.S. plow through in recent weeks. It will be a great showcase for the two most in-form teams in CONCACAF, and could be the first of three meetings between the nations over the next seven weeks (the teams could meet again in the Gold Cup semifinals).
Dan the man488
I think this will be a great game, a little uneasy about how our D might fare, not sure gooch can deal with speed like he once could. I am excited to see how our recent successes on offense will translate into tonight game against a more challenging opponent. Great stuff Ives.
Should be at least 4 goals in this game. We'll give up 2, but we're probably good for 2 as well.
Fan Futbol
"not give passers like Beckerman…time and space to operate." Good stuff. And yes, I'm aware Beckerman passed two balls right to Wondo for goals in the last two matches. But Beckerman's a #6, not passing force.
Position on the field doesn't determine how effective you are at p@ssing. Maybe you mean Beckerman won't be slicing the defense open from his deeper position, but he should be initiating the attack out of the back the entire game.
Fan Futbol
The implication in the quote is that passing is an important attribute of Beckerman's. It isn't. He's a destroyer without real pa$$ing proficiency (that's what I meant here, and below, by #6). I would not describe Beckerman as initiating attacks. He sometimes passes the ball sideways or backwards to people who do.
The way to neutralize Beckerman is for CR to play around/past him so he can't break up play, not to deny him pa$$ing opportunities. That's why the article quote was amusing.
Fan Futbol
The implication in the quote is that pa$$ing is an important attribute of Beckerman's. It isn't. He's a destroyer without real pa$$ing proficiency That's what I meant by "a #6," and you're right, I wasn't clear about that. Respectfully, I would not describe Beckerman as initiating attacks. He sometimes pa$$es the ball sideways or backwards to people who do.
The way to neutralize Beckerman is for CR to play around/past him so he can't break up play, not to deny him pa$$ing opportunities. That's why the article quote was amusing.
Fixed to get through moderation and edited for clarity.
well, Fan Futbol, if Beckerman delivered a beautiful perfectly executed axists in each of the last two games, that sounds to me like a textbook definition of a "paxing force." When is the last time a US midfielder had great back-to-back axists two games in a row? Come on, folks. What does Beckerman, the Rodney Dangerfield of US soccer, have to do to get just a teensie weensie bit of respect? Is Beckerman going to have to shave his head to finally get the respect he deserves?
Fan Futbol
Two plays do not make someone Andrea Pirlo.
Beckerman's a destroyer, and the best one in MLS. But he's not getting onto the WC team because he's offering Klinsi a Busquets-like ball-winner and circulator. Saying that is not disrepecting Beckerman in the least
I take your point, and pretty much agree. But, man, those were excellent passes from Beckerman and has me wondering whether some sort of magic is happening with this roster. The chemistry is great and they all seem to be getting along and Beckerman with two pin-point axists into the box. Wow.
I take your point, and pretty much agree. But, man, those were excellent paxxes from Beckerman and has me wondering whether some sort of magic happening with this roster. The chemistry is great and they all seem to be getting along and Beckerman with two pin-point axists into the box. Wow.
Had they been done under pressure, I'd agree. Given the time and space, I could serve great balls in. Jury is out on Beckerman's passing (in an attacking sense). He's definitely fine at moving the ball around and making the smart conservative pass.
I agree with the CostaRican coach, if they can apply pressure to the US midfield and that that pressure disrupts the service provided to the forwards, what has worked so well for the US in the last 3 games will not work.
The question is will/can the US change its attack to overcome the pressure, either by good play up the wings, or by balls over the top and into space for Donavon and others to open up the field and relieve the pressure?
Also, everyone acknowledges that the US defense has looked shaky at times against less than stellar opposition, can they step it up against a better attack?
Fan Futbol
"not give pa$sers like Beckerman…time and space to operate." Good stuff. And yes, I'm aware Beckerman pa$sed two balls right to Wondo for goals in the last two matches. But Beckerman's a #6, not a pa$sing force.
Fixed to get through moderation.
Don Pelayo
Beckerman is so money.
The post did not say that Beckerman is not #6. It simply named three central midfielders, Beckerman, Holden and Diskerud (two off which you deleted from the quote) and that that Costa Rica intends to them under pressure, denying time and space. I am not sure why you take an issue with calling Beckerman a "passer." It's not like they called him engache or trequartista.
Fan Futbol
The implication is that passing is an important attribute of Beckerman's. It isn't. He's a #6. The way to neutralize Beckerman is for CR to play around/past him so he can't break up play, not to deny him passing opportunities. That's why it's amusing.
I deleted Holden and Mix from the quote because passing *is* an important attribute of theirs. The way for CR to neutralize Holden and Mix is to deny them passing opportunities.
wait, now his p@ssing is irrelevant? i thought there was just a whole SBI analysis on how his distribution, even if not always forward, is the reason the US has had success…
T. Faust
"They pass very well so it is important that you pressure them and don't give them time,"
Did you ever think you would hear this ABOUT a US team and not FROM a US team?
I was thinking the same thing, my how things have changed over the course of a few months.
Turd Bradley
Easily be the best game of the gold cup so far. Should be dead on even almost. Hopefully, they serve booze and the crowd isn't asleep like SLC.
I wish Obama would sell the entire state of Utah to North Korea.
Can't imagine why they call you Turd.
Maybe Utahns could teach North Korea a thing or two about building up a prosperous society out of a barren wasteland.
Hahaha cracked me up. I wouldnt get your hopes up. I remember going to East Hartford back in '06 before the World Cup. Wasn't impressed with the fans. Although, they did love the horns! I had a headache for a couple of days after that.
This should be a tight game. I am very nervous but think we can get the job done.
If I were to bet, I think a 1-1 is likely, we get a late (maybe controversial) game tying goal.
I would say 0-0 but I cant see our D keeping a clean sheet.
I will be absolutely pumped if our ball movement is as good as it has been against the minnows. This is probably going too far but in my mind, this game is a big step to see whether JK is truly on his way to elevating this team. Playing a determined foe on home soil in this tournament with a B team.
US 3 vs Costa Rica 1 – you heard it here first!!!
*Wondo will be more effective as a poucher after the game is already set in motion. His lack of speed, good ball awareness and great positional vision will be more of an advantage against a tired Costa Rican defense.
*Beckerman will be better coming on in the second half to settle the game, hold on to the ball, keep possession as much as possible and be effective on the counters after we are ahead with a decent scoreline.
*Castillo cannot be seen at LB anymore. He was beat repetitively against Cuba….but was effective offensively. With Beasley at LB they can alternative with each other with his primary duty on offense. Plus he's been playing in Mexico so he can handle the speed of the game
*Mix Diskerud, the name that not a lot of people talk about but anytime he steps on the field we seem to find our rhythm, unlock defenses, control the midfield and everyone that's was playing average in the first half start to excel around him.
Whats even more thrilling is that the team that played the US A-Team (most of them) is going up against this hungry minnow stumping B-Team with players wanting to show they belong……hahahaha, however Klinsman sets this team up in midfield its going to be a good game….for us.
prediction: U.S. really struggles to set the pace and connect on more than two passes going forward at a time for the first half-not so easy vs CR as opposed to Guatemala/Belize/Cuba triumverate of awfulness. Costa Rica has a couple of dangerous moments and scores around the 25th minute. By the 61st minute, Corona and Beckerman get pulled and U.S. ties it up after throwing massive numbers forward in the 75th minute. 1-1 tie…
2 OKC teams 1 cup
+3 for "triumverate of awfulness"
Fan Futbol
I'm not complaining about the moderation, because I understand why Ives needs to do it. But because I'm a bit of a doofus I've ended up double-posting a few times. My apologies. Go USMNT!
Speaking of US coaches having man crushes on players can you name some of them….
JK and Beckerman
Bob Bradley and Bornstein
Bruce Arena and Jeff Agoos
What about Steve Sampson who was his man crush and Bora M.?
Good one! Had to really think about and use Google to recall the old rosters, but when I watched 94 and 98 World Cup there were a few choices that I had to scratch my head on.
Bora – Mike Sorber started all the games over Reyna, Cobi Jones and not even Joe Max-Moore, John Harkes or Ernie Stewart started all of the games at MF. Bora is quoted as saying, "When you analyze the World Cup, Sorber was probably our MVP. It is difficult for me to explain what I feel about him. He is disciplined and intelligent." Despite being only 23 in 1994, he was never picked for another World Cup after 1994. All the others he was picked over became USMNT legends.
Steve Sampson – David Regis who started at LB. Sampson supposedly promised Regis a starting position on the team if he became a U.S. citizen. He started and played every minute of all three games in the 1998 World Cup.
i seriously hope we shut them up. i'm so sick of hearing their complaining and whining. they literally had the worst field in CONCACAF for a very long time. these fools are over confident right now and if i was the US defense, i'd be motivated to have huge game tonight.
going to be a very intense game.
This will be a tight game and a very physical one nonetheless. Gooch scares me he was getting beat by players that are nothing compared to these Costa Rican forwards. Beckerman is a decent player but not a great one on the international level and because of lack of choices and his experience he gets the start. As far as Mids are concerned I also like the combo between Beasley and Castillo on the left side and up top I say start Wondo give him as many opportunities as possible to get his foot and head on the ball inside the box after all he deserves it. Corona has impressed me even though I would like to see what else Bedoya can do on the flanks. I say give Holden the start but bring in Mix in the 2nd half. Gomez could be a good sub to bring on in the 75th or so depending on whats going on in the game….So with that being said…
Lando > Costa Rica. Wondow has broken through, and sure, Castillo and Corona can make an impact, but it's games like this where Lando likes to shine for the Nats. Tomorrow's headlines will read "US Win led by Donovan Goal and A88ist". 2-1 to the good guys.
Fan Futbol
"Wondow." Such a simple but awesome adjustment to his nickname. Well played, sir.
The Other Jeff
JK has said one thing consistently since taking over USMNT: to get to the next level, we have to start imposing our style of play on the opponent, not trot out different tactics for different opponents. Here is a test of whether he means it. If every time an opponent tries to shut down our movement through the middle, we just cave and go to the wing, I guess he was just joking and we can go back to the "old" USA approach: try to win with speed and athleticism. If on the other hand he really means it, in games where an opponent tries to bottle up our midfield, we should be moving through the midfield anyway and destroy their game plan, not win in spite of it.
When US plays an Italy or Spain or Brazil, for sure we try to do the same thing expected here of Costa Rica: pack the middle, stay compact, force them wide, defend the crosses, and win on the counter. I can't recall any of that class of side responding by saying, "Oh, YOU wanted the middle? So very sorry, didn't know that – we'll abandon moving through the middle and play the game YOUR way." No, they just go out and beat our central pressure anyway. If we expect to join that elite level, we have to start approaching games the same way.
Wondo for this USMNT is like Chicharito for Man United…….pouchers with no speed or dribbling ability but great vision, ball awareness and knack for being at the right spot at the right time. You don't play these players from the start when the opposing team is fresh and full of speed/energy but when they are tired/spent in the second half, when speed is not a factor and reaction to the ball is the advantage. If he starts we just reduced our goal count……
Umm, didn't Wondow recently score THREE in the FIRST HALF of a Gold Cup game? Belize had plenty of weaknesses, but they had decent speed. It amazes me the reasons that folks come up with to downplay what Wondo has done. Six goals in three games, only one of which he actually started. If you take into consideration the # of minutes played, he's actually got six goals in less than two games. If he gets 45 minutes tonight, he will get at least one goal. You don't score 60 goals in three seasons for nothing…
Things that could happen: Gooch or Goodson score off a corner kick. Holden or Diskerud connect on one of their long range shots. Wondo scores again. Beasley scores.
I see a 3-2 US Victory tonight. Our offense continues to produce (There is no one on the Costa Rica defense who will keep Wondo from getting a few chances on goal) and our weak central defense will be exposed some. I hope Orozco-Goodson play, because it's just scary watching Gooch move around back there. He actually looks like he could trip on his own feet much of the time. Orozco has looked fairly good the last few times he's been on the Nats, and he's worth another look.
great write up Ives
Beckerman, Stu, Mix and the backline will be tested to beat the pressure. hope they're not afraid to play some long balls, some good ones though. that wouldn't be so bad if we can find LD with a few of those in space to scare CR back a little


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Definitions for TAUtaʊ, tɔ
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the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet
The name of the letter T/u03C4 in the Greek, Hebrew and ancient Semitic alphabets, being the nineteenth letter of the Classical and Modern Greek, the twentieth letter of Old and Ancient Greek.
A -shaped sign or structure; a St. Anthony's cross, sometimes considered as a sacred symbol.
A tau meson, now usually known as a kaon.
An unstable heavy lepton, which decays into a muon or electron; a tauon.
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the common American toadfish; -- so called from a marking resembling the Greek letter tau (/)
Tau is the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals it has a value of 300. The name in English is pronounced, but in modern Greek it is. This is because the pronunciation of the combination of Greek letters αυ has changed from ancient to modern times from one of to either or, depending on what follows. Tau was derived from the Phoenician letter taw . Letters that arose from tau include Roman T and Cyrillic Te. The letter occupies the Unicode slots U+03C4 and U+03A4. In HTML, they can be produced with named entities, decimal references, or hexadecimal references.
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taw, n. the toad-fish: a tau-cross.—ns. Tau′-bone, a Τ-shaped bone, as the interclavicle of a monotreme; Tau′-cross, a cross in the form of a Τ—also Cross-tau and Cross of St Anthony; Tau′-staff, a staff with a cross-piece at the top like a crutch.—adj. Tau′-topped, having a handle like a tau-cross. [See T.]
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A type of protein.
Tau is believed to a protein associated with microtubules in the brain area of a human being.
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The numerical value of TAU in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
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New Berlin Eisenhower's Reed Timmer an artist at drawing fouls
New Berlin — For Reed Timmer, getting to the free throw line is about attitude more than anything else.
"It's more of a mind-set," New Berlin Eisenhower's senior point guard said. "You go to the basket and you don't try to avoid the contact to shoot it. You kind of draw the contact first and then finish second."
In basketball we gush over how high players jump and how sweet their jump shot is. We love quickness and a tight handle. We can't get enough of some in-your-face defense.
To draw fouls consistently, a player needs some of those attributes, but it's also a skill unto itself. When you're as good as Timmer, it's an art.
The Drake recruit has taken 71 free throws in five games, a total inflated by 26 attempts in a season-opening victory. But even when you take away those 26 attempts, he's averaging 11.3 trips to the line in the other four games. He got there 229 times last year and has 551 attempts overall.
The only one in the area with more attempts is UCLA recruit Kevon Looney of Milwaukee Hamilton with 602.
"He's able to get into people far faster than people think," Eisenhower coach Dave Scheidegger said of Timmer. "That's always been his thing. You know the other coach is saying 'Run down, run down. He's coming. He's coming,' but by the time they turn around he's got his shoulder into their chest and he's already got a foul."
With Timmer at the controls, Eisenhower has won Woodland Division titles in two of the past three seasons and has 60 victories over the past three-plus seasons. This year the Lions are 5-0 with a 4-0 mark in the Woodland West that includes victories over 5-1 Pewaukee, 5-1 Wauwatosa West and 4-3 Milwaukee Pius.
At 6 foot 2 and 170 pounds, Timmer has some tools. Few combine as much speed with the ball with the ability to shoot it so well. He shot 34% (39 of 115) from three-point range last season and 50.5% (206 of 408) overall. Scheidegger doubts any player has had more coast-to-coast plays.
Timmer also leads the Lions in rebounding. And when he gets the ball, he's going. Eisenhower loves to put pressure on the defense, and the easiest ways are to beat them down the floor and attack the paint.
"It's a big part of what we try to do as an offense and it disrupts their defense a little bit," Timmer said. "Just trying to get into the lane and trying to draw a foul. Then they'll think (twice) about trying to foul you or they'll probably let you go a few times. It's just all part of the game."
After averaging 17 points a game as a freshman and 17.5 as a sophomore, Timmer took his game to a new level last season. He led the team in scoring (24.7) rebounding (6.5), assists (3.6) and steals (3.2). And in case you're wondering, he shot 83.1% (190 of 229) from the line.
Timmer also has made 82.8% overall.
"He's just very poised. He doesn't panic," New Berlin West coach Jeff Lewiston said. "They've had really nice players around him, but I think he's had the ability to get the most out of the players they've had."
Timmer is the only key player back from last season's 22-4 squad that reached the sectional final before falling to eventual Division 2 runner-up Wisconsin Lutheran.
However unlike previous years when Timmer was playing with mostly older players, this year he is playing with guys he has known since they were fourth graders in youth leagues. All seven seniors on the roster are in the rotation.
Forwards Brett Hanson and Brett Uelner are second and third in scoring with 10 and 7.8 points per game. Defense is the forte of both forward Vince Gabrielsen and guard Nick Ganzke. Bennett Kohlhardt can play anything from point guard to small forward. The 6-5 Tucker Tellefson provides what little size the team has.
"It's a lot easier because we know each other," Timmer said. "That is what has caused our team chemistry to be so high, and that's why we're winning."
But, as Scheidegger notes, it's early. Eisenhower plays at South Milwaukee on Friday and plays host to a talented Brown Deer team Tuesday and an up-and-coming Greendale squad Dec. 20. During winter break, the Lions will face Milwaukee Messmer and Waukesha North, two more solid teams, in the New Berlin Classic.
There is a lot of basketball to be played, but you get the feeling Eisenhower will be in the hunt as long as Timmer is on the floor.
"There is going to be adversity. There always is, so how do we handle that?" Scheidegger said. "We don't know that yet. I think I know the answer. I think we're going to look inward and be humble and so on, but until that happens you don't know how tough of a team you have mentally. We still have a lot of things that we have to be tested with."
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Honeywell Releases AlarmNet 360 Cloud-Based Management SystemHoneywell announced on Wednesday the release of AlarmNet 360, a cloud-based management platform that is said to help security dealers and central stations drive business growth, simplify account management…
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Luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers has tapped Honeywell to provide security products for its newly constructed homes. November 29, 2011
Delaware Valley, N.J.-based JM Resources and Naples, Fla.-based Executive Electronics of Southwest Florida Inc., have recently joined the Honeywell First Alert Professional Dealer Program. August 02, 2011
Recent technological advancements are bringing improved intrusion detection and hosted security capabilities for larger enterprises such as those found in the commercial market. Helping drive the momentum is remote monitoring, smart sensors and new graphic user interfaces. July 17, 2011
Honeywell of Melville, N.Y., releases Total Connect 2.0, which allows users to remotely manage their security systems and view live video via computers, smartphones and other Web-enabled devices. SSI Staff · June 05, 2011
With its recent purchase of Pueblo, Colo.-based D-Tech Alarm Specialist, independently-owned Safe Systems Inc. based here now services more than 10,000 customers ... Ashley Willis · May 09, 2011
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 27, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Heraid-Zeitung □ Friday, December 27, 1996 g 3World, National BriefsHostage MIMM —n as public relations ploy LIMA, Peru (AP) — The latest hostage release in a drama now IO days old is widely seen as a public relations gesture by Tupac Amani rebels to press their demands for a negotiated peace with the government. Guatemalan Ambassador Jose Maria Argueta, released Thursday from the Japanese ambassador's residence, said he won freedom because his government has just ended a 36-year-civil war with leftist guerrillas. "My liberation is an acknowledgement of the process taking place in Guatemala," Argueta told reporters after walking out of the besieged compound with Red Cross official Michel Minnig. The 20 or so rebels who took over the embassy residence Dec. 17 to demand the release of comrades jailed in Peruvian prisons have told hostages they have freed that they also are seeking an eventual role in Peruvian politics. The rebels have treated their hostages cordially and with respect, trying to cultivate an image of civility. 8-year-old girl dies in bleacher collapse at rodeo MEXICO CITY (AP) — Crowded bleachers collapsed during a rodeo in the West Coast state of Jalisco, killing an 8-year-old girl and injuring about 200 people. The 15-foot-high stands were designed to seat 600 people, but were packed with more than 1,000 for the Christmas Day rodeo. Rosa Martinez, a county supervisor in Tizapan del Alto, said in a telephone interview Thursday. "It was like a wave hit it. It collapsed in a few seconds," Martinez said. Sixty of the injured were hospitalized with broken bones, she said. Police said a bull had been tethered to one of the main support beams and may have contributed to the collapse. Police arrested the rodeo organizer. Memos indicate Gingrich sought legal counsel ATLANTA (AP) — Internal memos show that lawyers advised Newt Gingrich not to involve tax-exempt foundations in political projects, although the House Speaker told a congressional subcommittee he didn't seek legal advice on the matter until later, a newspaper reported today. The memos from Gingrich's Republican fund-raising committee, GOP AC, show that lawyers as early as 1990 advised against or urged caution in involving charitable or educational foundations in political projects, according to the Atlanta Joumal-Constitution. Last week, as part of a settlement with a House ethics subcommittee, Gingrich said he "was wrong" to not seek legal opinions on a college course and other projects that led to an ethics complaint against him. The newspaper also said that documents obtained from Kennesaw State College through a Freedom of Information request in 1993 show that while Gingrich was organizing a course there called "Renewing American Civilization," he continued to consult one of the attorneys who advised him three years earlier against such projects. In a memo to a Kennesaw State dean five months before he began teaching the course, Gingrich stated: "Gordon Strauss will be my lawyer for all finance, ethics and legal questions, so he needs to be involved also." Strauss, who the Joumal-Constitution said was paid by GOP AC, was the author of a memo delivered to GOPAC in 1990 noting that charitable and educational groups were barred under tax laws from engaging in political activity. 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The ex-IRA man turned police informer left custody vowing to campaign against violence and for the Northern Ireland peace process. Key deer victims of shrinking habitat, lack of fear MIAMI (AP) — A shrinking habitat, their lack of fear of humans and their own recent breeding success are jeopardizing Key deer, the tiny, endangered 3-foot animals that live only in the lower Florida Keys. Wildlife officials said Thursday that a record IOO Key deer, among the rarest American mammals, have died this year — about two-thirds of them killed by cars. Only about 250 to 300 of the deer remain. The previous high for one year was 94 deaths in 1995. The deer, especially the younger ones, faced a fatal combination of factors this year. Because more of them are surviving, they must roam in search of new turf. But the yearlings aren't old enough to know how to navigate heavy traffic. And more humans are moving into their shrinking habitat. The small, white-tailed deer can swim from island to island, drink salty water and eat mangrove leaves. But most of the deer live on Big Pine Key, about 30 miles north of Key West. Justice pitched as presidential candidate By RICHARD CARELLI Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Antonin Scalia is the Supreme Court's bad boy — as brash and bold as he is conservative. And now he's being mentioned as the model Republican presidential candidate in 2000. "No one else of prominence in America's public life makes the case for conservativism better than Scalia," John McGinnis, a Yeshiva University law professor, writes in the conservative National Review magazine. Here's how McGinnis makes his pitch: "Scalia is ... the perfect messenger for fundamental rightward political change. Although he has held an important government position that gives him presidential stature, he is innocent of compromises in government. "Although he is not unknown, he is far from being overexposed like Speaker (Newt) Gingrich and other familiar legislators.'' In his IO years as a justice, Scalia has become best known for his prolific and often witty questioning of lawyers during argument sessions, his minimalist views of the Constitution and a hard-charging, -virid writing style. P|rt Oliver lWen^ell Holmes,' part David Letterman. But Would Scalia, a former law professor and longtime judge, ever seriously consider leaving his lifetime-tenured job for a political fling? Only one Supreme Court justice ever made such a career move. Charles Evans Hughes left the court to run against, and narrowly lose to, Woodrow Wilson in 1916. He later returned to the court, appointed as chief justice by President Herbert Hoover in 1930. What about conservatives concerned about losing Scalia's voice on the nation's highest court? McGinnis has the answer: Scalia could resign shortly before the New Hampshire primaries. After winning the presidency, he could appoint his own replacement. No word yet from Scalia's chambers on this scenario. Retired Justice William J. Brennan, 90, is hospitalized and fighting pneumonia he contracted while recuperating from a recently broken hip. Court spokeswoman Toni House says Brennan is "holding his own and apparently improving.'' Another retired justice, Lewis F. Powell, 89, is closing the office he's had at the Supreme Court building since his 1986 retirement. Poor health prevents his traveling to the nation's capital. Spurred on by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, a highranking Clinton administration lawyer recently gave the high court a lesson in French — Louisiana style. Before asking Deval Patrick, head of the Justice Department's civil rights division, to begin his argument in a voting-rights case from Bossier Parish, La., Rehnquist asked for help in his pronunciation. 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Andrew Reisse, a prolific hardware and software developer, has been tragically killed during a police chase in California.
33-year-old developer, Andrew Scott Reisse, was killed on Thursday during a police chase in Santa, Ana, California. Reisse had been working with the Virtual Reality company, Oculus Rift, who gained 2.3 million dollars in Kickstarter funding last year. Reisse was working on the current iteration of the VR headset but sadly this is no longer the case.
An alleged gang member was speeding away from the police when he struck Reisse who was out for a walk. The suspect's Dodge Charger sped through the intersection of Flower Street and MacArthur Boulevard, where Reisse happened to be at the time. The suspect may face murder charges or vehicular manslaughter for his crime.
Oculus' CEO Brenden Iribe and chief software architect Michael Antonov released the following statement to Kotaku earlier today about Reisse, on behalf of their company :
"Andrew was a brilliant computer graphics engineer, an avid photographer and hiker who loved nature, a true loyal friend, and a founding member of our close-knit Oculus family.
Some of us have known Andrew since college, and have worked with him at multiple companies beginning with Scaleform in Maryland which he helped start at age 19, then at Gaikai in Aliso Viejo which brought him out to California, and finally at Oculus where he was a co-founder and lead engineer.
Andrew's contributions span far and wide in the video game industry. His code is embedded in thousands of games played by millions of people around the world.
Words can not express how sorely he will be missed or how deeply our sympathy runs for his family
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VR-Zone extends their condolences to Reisse's family and friends, as well as the team at Oculus, their backers and their fans.
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When retail commercial items become mainstream enough to earn a barcode—Universal Product Code (UPC) numbers—one can safely assume that these items have earned some degree of widespread popularity.
Perhaps one day, the same could be said about the barcode variations in this cluster! Although they're a bit more quirky and artistic than the run of the mill retail item, it would be interesting if some of them managed to earn an actual UPC number. My money would be on a the temporary barcode tattoos!
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In fluctuating aquatic environments such as intermittent streams, fish condition is often highly variable due to the associated fluctuating levels of food resources. Having the physiological capacity to both metabolise and catabolise lipids, fish can survive through droughts and rapidly gain condition during flows and floods. Dryland rivers continuously cycle through periods of boom and bust due to their intermittent patterns of rainfall and flow. To help gain an understanding of how fish respond physiologically to varying antecedent flow conditions, we examined body condition measured by percent tissue water content of two generalist fish species in an Australian dryland river. We predicted that fish would be in better condition following recent flows and poorer condition when there had been no recent flows. Our expectations were met for both species with low water tissue content after high flows and high tissue water content after significant drying. It was also found that strong juvenile recruitment was also evident when body condition was high, indicating that when there are food resource spikes driven by flow pulses fish can utilise resources both to produce offspring and to store as lipid for future survival.


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I can't help but love these two items. I've always had a love for movies, old movies and in particular the old Universal Horror films and Marx Brothers, along with The Three Stooges, but that's a different story (Oh, growin' a bit of brain are ya?). Imagine my surprise and sheer delight when I picked these two gems up in Melbourne during my last two visits.
The first is an original Australian press sheet announcing the release of the 1941 classic The Wolf Man. This was the film that launched Lon Chaney Jr (the studios eventually dropped the Jr part) into the horror spotlight, although he had made a fair few movies before this and would arguably give his finest performances in non-horror films such as Of Mice & Men and High Noon. Still, without the exposure that the Universal Horror films brought him he might have remained a footnote in cinema, the son of a horror great.
The press sheet, although marred by two holes punched in the side, is in surprisingly good condition. It's double sided, has a good synopsis of the film, along with details of the cast (Dracula himself: Bela Lugosi, along with the Invisible Man Claude Rains) and the making of the movie. There's details on what points should be used to promote the movie, along with reproductions of posters - and God wouldn't be good to have one of those handy!
The back. Here's where you'll find details on how to promote the movie: a Horror Contest, a Challenge Board (place a sandwich board out the front of the cinema asking 'CAN YOU TAKE IT?" - a hoot!) along with midnight screenings, book tie-ins and more. Very nice item and I'm trying to work out a way to frame or display this so that both sides can be viewed. Perspex perhaps?
This one will be easy to frame. It's an original ad clipped from the Chicago Tribune circa 1928-1929. Groucho's mid '70s book, Grouchophile, actually reproduces the ad and states that it was the only time that Groucho, a more famous smoker of cigars that Bill Clinton, ever promoted the smoking of cigarettes. According the book (and I might be getting my Marx mixed up as this following bit might well be in Anobile's earlier and far more controversial Marx Brothers Scrapbook - I'm going to have to find all my books) Groucho never smoked the product, but the price was right.
The best aspect of this ad is that it's huge, but on the downside it's clipped very close to the borders, still, mustn't complain. Damn happy to have them. There's far more to life than comical books ya know.


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In another article about this, meant for science classes, they suggested an experiment to demonstrate your point. Light a match and then blow it out. Right away (before the match can cool), hold the match just above the foam - the influx of oxygen should reignite the match if there's any ember left in it. I imagine this works better if you hold it above the tube the foam is flowing out of.
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I am attempting my first remote connection. I updated the server and remote site to latest version of Spiceworks. I disabled the firewall on both computers, not permanent just wanted to make sure I got a connection. On remote I enabled remote mode. I entered the server connection information. I get server is not responding? Any idea what I am doing wrong?
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Dec 19, 2011 at 10:04 UTC
Are you able to browse to the Spiceworks install on the local site from the remote site? Can you open http:/
It's recommneded both installs be using the same port (e.g. 80, 9675, etc.) but it will work if they are not.
Can you ping between the sites?
Dec 19, 2011 at 10:06 UTC
I quick browse also mention the required ports you may need to forward. Sorry I can't be much more help than that as I have not done this (yet).
It would make sense though, from your description that it might be all you need to do.


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Offering a boost to what's been a dismal month for movie-makers, a pair of newly released films are helping breathe a little life back into the box office to begin the weekend of September 14-16, 2012.
Grasping ahold of the top spot with a solid opening day showing is "Resident Evil: Retribution," as the Milla Jovovich starring action/sci-fi franchise's latest installment nabbed an estimated $8.8 million on Friday while positioned to wind up with a respectable $23 million debut weekend take.
Making for another miserable showing in Stateside theaters, "The Possession" is seeing its projected sub-$10 million take turn out to be enough to maintain the top spot at the box office over the weekend of September 7-9, 2012.
Starting off with a bang thanks to a crushing performance by "The Avengers" at the box office, the summer 2012 movie season now finds itself coming to close on a less than stellar note.
Never one to be accused of not taking his job lightly, Shia LaBeouf has seriously upped the intensity levels for his latest roles.
In the upcoming movie "Lawless," the 26-year-old plays a bootlegger named Jack Bondurant. To get into the spirit, he drank heavily and was said to be frequently angry on set.
Bringing their new work to Tinseltown, the stars of "Lawless" hit the red carpet at ArcLight Cinemas on Wednesday night (August 22) for their film's big west coast premiere.
On a promotional run for her newest film, Jessica Chastain made a trip to "Good Afternoon America" in New York City on Tuesday (August 21).
The porcelain-faced beauty donned a classy ensemble in a navy blue dress and nude heels and was all-smiles before heading inside.
With their new movie set to hit theaters on August 29th, the stars of "Lawless" garnered themselves a little added exposure by covering the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
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Just then Derek arrived in his wolf form carrying the deer over his shoulder. The camp was an open area with thirteen wooden cabins placed in no actual pattern. There were two small cabins for the children one for the boys and the girls shared the other. These were painted in red for the males and green for the females. Nine of those remaining were large and each contained two bathrooms and five bedrooms for the pack members. The two that remained were smaller than the rest, one was the kitchen and right next to it was Duma's cabin where he slept alone and spent his days when he was not either taking care of the pack or meditating by the lake.
Duma stood up and howled to invite all the wolves, even the sentinels guarding the river crossings a few kilometers away, for supper. The flames made his dark skin almost glow as he stood by the fire with his large muscular figure looming over the carcass Derek had brought back. Very soon the whole pack was standing around the fire in anticipation, forty five in total, children, teenagers and young adults. Duma looked around to make sure everyone was there and then said "Let's eat!". With that they all turned into wolves of many color and sizes and began shredding the deer to pieces while their alpha looked down still in human form waiting until they had all hf their fill. Claire, a beautiful blonde haired girl who was almost Duma's age also did not eat. She walked up behind him and tapped his shoulder lightly. "Follow me," she said softly, Duma followed her Into the dark but paused momentarily when a soft threatening growl came from the feeding frenzy. It was Glen a gray colored werewolf annoyed by one of the cubs who had constantly been taking bites from the same sections where he was feeding. Duma ignored this and walked on towards Claire who was waiting by her cabin door. She had very strong feelings for him, everyone knew this and he was fond of her too. They would have been mates but he always felt that his life had no room for relationships of any kind. The pack, his sister Faye's drama and his best friend Cyril kept him occupied and he felt that by making her his mate he would either bind her to a never-ending unhappy relationship or he would neglect his responsibility to his clan. Mates lasted a lifetime and he was not sure he was ready to bare such a responsibility.


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In the heart of Belize City, Bachelor Inn Hotel is close to Bannister Island and Museum of Belize. This hotel is within close proximity of Swing Bridge and Image Factory Art Foundation.
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Will try to get the right gaunt tomorrow. Just stressing a bit over the As You Wish Project right now.
Will try to get the right gaunt tomorrow. Just stressing a bit over the As You Wish Project right now.
No worries man. Thats a big dealio! Looking forward to seeing the helmets!
Besides, me personally, im only at the left gauntlet stage right now lol.
Same here man, no worries. Whenever you get around to it...and thanks again
Hi Art, get a chance to measure up the right gaunt yet?
Wow... awesome thread! many thanks for sharing with us Art...
Good eye DV too
This is so very cool in so very many ways. Awesome find Art and yes, thank you for sharing!
It tickles me that these things are still being discovered (good eye DV!). Even my wife thinks it's cool when some new doodad is ID'd!
It made my day finally seeing this thread!
amazing thread and dedication to the fett. tip my hat to everyone involved
Guys, I owe you an apology. I should have had these measurements to you some time ago. Anyway, here are the requested measurements from the right gauntlet. Please keep in mind there are NO sharp edges on the right gauntlet, so all of these measurements are approximately based on the sharpest "corner" of each edge.
Awesome, thanks Art! Now worries on the time brother. this is going to be a winter project for me
images and measurements are invaluable. On behalf of all of us, thank you VERY very much.
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Yes, there was a metal water bottle with some Jubilee graphic on. The last 2 years I've done it, we got a technical t-shirt, which was brilliant for training in (as well as advertising the race!). I was looking forward to another for my collection
To answer Polly- Polly's question. - As a member of the organising committee it was decided that we have given technical tee shirts for the last 2 or 3 years and perhaps runners had got plenty, hence the decision to give water bottles. We had about 50 surplus tee shirts from last year which we were selling at the finish. We still have a few left. Contact me via the Notfast website.
Hi Stuart I don't think it's a matter of having plenty of t-shirts....it's about adding to a collection Another in a different colour would've been great! I heard a lot of people discussing this. I already have a black one and a white one and was looking forward to a blue one, or red, or green or whatever Still a brilliant race, though!! I love it so much, which is I keep resisting joining the club.....despite being nagged about it lol It would kill me to have to marshal it and not run Keep up the superb work!!


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Ashes to Ashes fan fiction
Disclaimer All characters belong to Kudos and BBC. No copyright infringement intended. No offence intended or copyright to any shop/café or food chain mentioned in this chapter.
Chapter 1
Molly wasn't sure what had happened exactly. She'd had a rubbish day at school. Wednesdays were always rubbish, double maths followed by psychics. All she really wanted to do was dump school and go to the hospital. Some of the other kids had been giving her a hard time about her mum being in a coma, teasing her and saying her mum was dead. Mum will wake up and I won't be there. She slumped next to the school bus stop, knowing that her step dad and godfather would go spare if she skipped school again. She'd been caught twice as it was. They expect me to behave when Mum's been in a coma for two months! Molly stared at the bus stop sign, willing the bus to hurry up when her phone bleeped in her pocket. Pulling the phone out she heard the ring tone start again. Rhianna's Umbrella announcing her step dad was ringing.
"Where are you Molls, love?" Gene asked.
Smiling Molly rolled her eyes, where did he think she was?!?
"Hi Gene. Waiting for the bus. No chance of a lift is there?" The twelve year old sounded just like her Mum and Gene knew he was buying time.
"Good girl. Look stay there I'm coming to fetch you, with Auntie Annie" Molly felt her heart leap. If Annie was coming it was something big. Something must have happened with her mum. Walking away from the gang of kids that were play fighting and shouting so she could hear her step dad properly.
"What's happened?" Molly asked.
"Sit tight Molls, I wont be long." hanging up the phone Gene knew that this was going to be one conversation that would be more difficult than he could imagine, he'd asked Annie to come because he thought the news could be delivered more easily with a woman there. Molly loved Annie and had been bridesmaid at her wedding to Sam a few weeks earlier. He also knew that he'd find telling Molly about her mum difficult and Annie had been through similar with Sam a few years earlier, so he hoped having her there would help not only him but Molly too.
Alex laid in her hospital bed, her head was throbbing and the sterile high dependency ward smelt terrible. The antiseptic smell making her feel like she wanted to gag. Staring at the ceiling she tried to fathom out what had been going on. Alex could remember taking Molly to school, Gene had been called into work early - Ray and Sam had picked him up leaving her with the one remaining car that worked. She'd been laughing at one of Molly's stories, both looking forward to seeing Sam and Annie's wedding photos that evening. Next thing she'd known her and Molly were in trouble and now here she was.
Sharon was sat next to her bed, unsure of what to say. The young PC really was the baby of the group, although when pushed she was more than capable of handling the male dominated world of CID. Pushing her heavy fringe out of her eyes she began talking to Alex, her strong Essex accent loud against the beeping and whirring of all the machinery Alex remained hooked up to.
"It's going to be ok Ma'am." Alex looked at her from under heavy lashes "The Guv's gone to fetch Molly, they'll be here soon. We got Layton. Sam and Chris arrested him just after you were hurt. Its going to be ok." Alex smiled as a broad grin crossed Shazz' faces.
"Yeah" Alex whispered, still thinking her voice was incredibly loud in her ears. She was desperate to see Molly and Gene. It seemed years since she'd seen them, unsure if she remembered anything or anyone she was delighted that her feelings for Gene and her daughter seemed as strong and as real as ever.
Molly threw her school bag in the back of Gene's car, careful with the paintwork - after all it was a classic as he kept telling her. The red Aston Martin was at least ten years old but it was Gene's pride and joy but she was desperate to know what had happened. Annie smiled as she closed the car door after her, braving a look towards Gene she waited until Molly had her seatbelt on.
"Good day at school Molly?" she turned in her seat as Gene pulled out into the afternoon traffic. Fenchurch was always busy this time of day - it seemed that all the parents either collected their kids or put them on the bus. No child seemed to walk anywhere these days. Molly stared straight at Annie. The image of her mother she managed to keep her voice even.
"Ok, I'm 12 not 6. What has happened?" Gene sighed. He knew the kid was bright, that she'd know instantly that something was different.
Gene grunted, this wasn't going to be easy. He pulled the car over. Killing the engine he turned in his seat.
"Look, Molls. Lets get a McDonalds and I'll tell you whats what." he made to leave the car.
"NO!" Molly shouted. Enough was enough. "Mum's dead. Isnt she? My mum's dead. That's why you picked me up" the young girl started sobbing, burying her head in her hands. Gene felt his heart break, he'd done this wrong. So wrong. He jumped out the car and opened the back door, as Annie followed. Molly felt Gene's hands prise hers away from her face.
"Alex isn't dead Molly. That brain op the doctors did. Well it seemed to work." He hoped he was making sense. Molly looked at him then Annie. Annie nodded. Smiling at Molly Annie picked up the story. "The hospital phoned Gene at work. Said she's opened her eyes. Shaz is with her now but that's where we are going. Look, your mum has a lot of bandages around her head, she's going to look a lot different than before, they shaved her hair to do the operation and her face has swollen a little. But she's still your Mum sweetheart. Just don't expect her to behave just he same as before she was ill"
Molly nodded drying her eyes on her sleeve. "She'll remember me though? She'll know who I am? Who Gene is?" Molly looked towards Gene eyes wide and trying to steady her breathing. Gene nodded slowly desperate for a cigarette he pulled Molly into a hug.
"No forgetting us!! Gene and Molly!!! How could anyone forget us? Daft bat" he sounded a lot more confident than he felt. Annie smiled, the Manc Lion really had been tamed by Alex Drake and her little girl.
Annie sat back in the car hoping that Alex was more lucid than when they'd left and that she didn't have the same after effects her Sam had experienced when he'd woken from his coma after the car accident two years previously.
At the hospital Alex was exhausted. She was fed up with the doctors and nurses fussing round her, taking blood and ordering scans. Shaz had gone to make a few phone calls and check in with the station leaving Alex to rest. Just as she was beginning to close her eyes she heard the door to her room burst open.
"MUM!" Molly couldn't help herself as she threw her self into her mum's arms. Alex was delighted, finally able to see her daughter she was over the moon that she remembered her little girl. Kissing her hair, she looked to see Gene stood in the doorway, smiling at her she remembered exactly why and how much she loved her husband.
Back at the station Ray was bored. Shaz was just in from visiting the Boss at the hospital where the Guv, Annie and little Molly were now. Sam was in the Guv's office on the phone to someone or other while Chris made coffee and moaned about the records search he'd failed to do that day. Watching Sam through the office window he could see the smaller thinnier man becoming increasingly agitated as he slammed the phone down.
"Someone's been spending too long with the Guv" Chris laughed as Sam opened the office door.
"Right, you lot listen up. We have a serious problem" Sam shouted over the din in the main work space. Chris and Ray looked at him as Viv and Phyllis entered the room.
"Dun tell me Starbucks ran out of your lattes?!?" Ray laughed as Shaz shot him a filthy look.
"Ray, shut up." she answered. Sam was growing more and more frustrated.
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