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With a stay at Bayside Inn Key Largo, you'll be centrally located in Key Largo, steps from Jimmy Johnson's Big Chill and minutes from Jacob's Aquatic Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Dolphins Plus and Caribbean Club Bar.
Make yourself at home in one of the 56 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. 42-inch LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.
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His new job was announced on the beauty chain's website last week with a fake newspaper spread stating "John is Back!". L'Etoile is the largest perfumery in Russia, believed to be similar to the US chain Sephora. It boasts 750 stores carrying 150 prestige brands, including Chanel, Guerlain and Galliano's erstwhile employer Christian Dior.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Dispatches from Kelly World, where the transformation of the Eagles under new head coach Chip Kelly was on full display Tuesday, in the opening workout of a three-day full-squad minicamp ...
• Watching a Chip Kelly-led practice, one endures a bit of an assault on the senses. There's an almost constant stream of music blasting from loudspeakers, a swirl of tightly scheduled and choreographed activity on various pockets of the field, and everywhere you look, motion, movement and the work of an entire franchise learning how to adapt and transition into the hurry-up formation.
If Kelly's rebuilding program in Philadelphia unfolds as quickly as one of his practices, Eagles fans should be prepared for their beloved team to win immediately.
There's a leap of faith underway around here, and it's being taken at a breathtaking pace. To describe Kelly's preferred style of practice as "up-tempo" is a sizable understatement. Frenetic is more like it. But two months into the Eagles' on-field work with Kelly at the helm, the contrast from the club's long and mostly stable Andy Reid coaching era couldn't be more stark.
"Oh, it's a different world,'' veteran Eagles tight end Brent Celek said. "Don't get me wrong. I love Andy to death. But it's two totally different systems, in every way. Everything is up-tempo now. It's go, go, go, go, go. All the time. But it's very efficient. We didn't know what to expect until we had that first practice and saw it, and it was a shock to your system. But I think probably almost everyone already has bought in. From the look at practice, guys are excited. I think it's going to be hard on other teams to keep up from a tempo standpoint. You saw that when you watched Oregon (Kelly's old team) play. When you watched them, you felt bad for the other team.''
The Eagles don't waste much space or effort on the practice field. One drill features all five quarterbacks throwing to five different receivers running different routes off the same snap. Reps are the coin of the realm, and the Eagles run play after play after play, barely stopping long enough to get the play calls hand-signaled in from the sideline. I didn't see a single huddle all day long on offense, and it looked like Eagles quarterbacks will do very little work under center this season.
Everything is geared toward maximizing time, gaining an edge in conditioning and working with a sense of urgency. Kelly believes in a short, compact work day, but it's both condensed and intense. While Reid often sat back and observed his team as it worked its way through a practice, Kelly is much more vocal and hands-on at this point, pushing the pace and keeping things moving at all times, until the air horn sounds, the music stops and an automated voice announces via the loudspeaker that a brief teaching period of practice has begun.
"As opposed to the last two years, where there was a lot of taking your time between plays, this is real efficient,'' said third-year Eagles linebacker Casey Matthews, a veteran of the Kelly system in college at Oregon. "And that's how it should be. With how quick it moves out there, you've got to always keep your head in the game. In some of these drills, it can be you're in for one play and you're done, or it's the whole series until the next guy goes in. You really have to pay attention and get your mental reps in, but with the speed and efficiency of how things are run, you almost look forward to practicing.''
Looking forward to practice. Maybe Kelly will revolutionize football after all.
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• You've probably heard about Kelly being a big believer in sports science, with his emphasis on player diets, their amount of sleep, and how they train and condition. And I can vouch for some of it firsthand. Less than a minute into a post-practice interview with outside linebacker-defensive end Trent Cole, I detected the distinct fragrance of the fruit smoothie he had just downed before we talked. Eagles players all have their own personalized smoothies waiting for them after a workout, although Celek told me he had to start cutting back on them because he was starting to gain a little weight.
But while sports science and increased technology are in evidence at Eagles camp -- the music soundtrack and computerized announcement of the practice periods ("Period 9, teach'') are just two examples -- my favorite Kelly practice touch was what I dubbed the "Flyswatter Guys.'' They're the three young men whose job it is to don shoulder pads with what looks to be a giant flyswatter attached in the back, extending over their heads like a makeshift satellite antenna.
They're tasked with standing almost shoulder to shoulder facing the Eagles quarterbacks during passing drills, getting in their line of vision and making the passers throw the ball over and around them, as they would have to with on-rushing defensive linemen who are trying to get their arms up and block the ball (think J.J. Watt, the human flyswatter).
I've seen other teams practice something similar, and I think the Patriots have guys who stand in front of the quarterbacks and hold up sticks with hands or arms attached to the end of them if I'm not mistaken. But the flyswatter apparatus is something novel looking, and I can't help but wonder if the three Eagles staffers told their mothers everything about what their new job in the big-time of the NFL entailed? "You're doing what for the football coach, honey?''
• You're not going to get any thinking player to say anything but positives about a new head coach's program in early June, but it does seem like the Eagles are eagerly buying in to what Kelly is selling.
For starters, rather than tiptoeing past Reid's office as they did in the past, several players told me Kelly's open-door policy is quite refreshing. The new coach wants to hear their questions and concerns about his new methods, because he knows information is his ally in this case. If the players get the why behind his ways, they're more likely to get onboard. At least until the regular season begins and the games start providing a weekly referendum on the Kelly regime. If a coach wins in the NFL, he could be a mass murderer and the players would follow him anywhere.
"There's a reason why Chip has gotten some automatic credibility with us,'' receiver Jason Avant said. "The guys in our locker room, and in our NFL culture, we understand that you can't go out there and try to do a bunch of new things if you're not engaged mentally. You'll do it, but you won't understand why. Once everyone understands why we're doing something and how we do it, it's much for the better.
"One thing I like about Chip is you can go in and ask him why am I doing this, why am I running this route instead of this route, and he'll tell you, boom, boom, boom. That makes you respect him more and it gives you a place where you can voice your opinion. Not to be disagreeable, but just to let him know you're trying to learn. He doesn't take it as a threat. It's like that with the sports science stuff, too. They're working us smarter than most people do. There's nothing in terms of wasted effort. Everything has a purpose. If it's not proven, we won't do it.''
• With so much of what Kelly is bringing to the Eagles being new, both on offense and on a defense that is transforming into a hybrid formation that has elements of both a 3-4 and a 4-3, it does feel a bit like the entire franchise is trying to execute a 180 in record speed. Stability was pretty much a Philadelphia trademark for the past 14 years, but it finally ran its course.
Can this much institutional change be undertaken so rapidly? That's the question that will make the Eagles perhaps the most fascinating story in the NFL to follow this season. It's transition on such a wide scale that you have to question how long it will take for Kelly to reverse the way things have been done for so long in Philly and prove himself successful?
I don't think it's likely, because Kelly has a proven track in major college football, but I suppose it's possible that in 10 years we look back and strain to remember the name of that coach who came in and replaced Reid with the Eagles, albeit briefly. Who was that guy with all the music at practice and the no-huddle, up-tempo attacking offense?
Perhaps the one comparison from NFL history that comes to mind is the painfully short Les Steckel era in Minnesota. Steckel was Bud Grant's hand-picked successor, but he flamed out after one 3-13 season in 1984, trying a bunch of not-well-received team-bonding exercises with his veteran club, as a means of putting his own stamp on the franchise.
Again, I don't foresee such a fate for Kelly. But there is a lot of new to the 2013 Eagles, and it could prove very important for Kelly to win enough early this season to have his vision for the organization validated. But so far, Kelly's players have found all the change revitalizing.
"Last year was pretty rough,'' Cole said of the team's 4-12, last-place finish in NFC East. "But now it's 2013, and it's a new Eagles team, a new franchise, a new style of play, with a new coaching leading us, doing some different things. It's all new and fresh, but you need that coming off a season like we had. You need to have some type of change. Everybody knows that. Andy was great here for a long time, and it was sad to see him leave, but we're here now with Chip Kelly and it's Chip Kelly's team.''
• The big "if'' factor in Philadelphia this season remains obvious: Do the Eagles have the quarterback who can accurately execute Kelly's step-on-the-throat offense? Will Michael Vick take care of the football well enough and make good decisions in the passing game, all the while staying healthy? Can second-year man Nick Foles move well enough and show sufficient athleticism to run Kelly's attack? Will rookie Matt Barkley be in the starting mix by the second half of the season, if for no other reason than Philadelphia needs at some point this year to find out if he's the guy going forward into 2014 and beyond?
Vick and Foles continue to basically split first-team reps, and I can't see Kelly making any sort of call at starting quarterback until he sees both in a preseason game or two. I suppose I'd put my money on Vick opening the season at No. 1, but I don't see him playing well enough to keep the job all year. From what I gathered just listening to them on Tuesday, several Eagles offensive starters don't know who will win the QB job either.
"You can see what this offense could become,'' Avant said. "Our defense is doing pretty good, but we're always a man or a half a man ahead of them most of the time. Toward the end of practice we start completing more passes against them, and that's just a sign of us being to the ball, being in shape and playing at just a different level of tempo and conditioning. I think this offense will work in the NFL, if the quarterback can do it. I think we're in the position to win, and I like it. As long as the quarterback puts us in the right position, I think we'll be fine.''
• It's not as if fast-break football hasn't been seeping into the NFL more every year, with the passing game success of offensive juggernauts like New Orleans, New England and Green Bay in recent seasons. But if Kelly can produce a reasonable NFL facsimile to what he fielded at Oregon, the Eagles might be must-see TV by October.
"I think us practicing this way, what it does is by the time game days come, everything will be real slow,'' Cole said. "We'll probably be out there like, 'Let's go, let's go, let's go.' It'll feel like the game is being delayed, but it's really just us and our style of play, because we'll be ready to go at all times. I think [Kelly] is preparing us to have more endurance than our opponents. That's the plan behind this kind of practice speed. It just feels like this may be where the league is headed, getting faster in the pace of how you play. This is a whole other speed, and I feel like you can overwhelm an opponent this way.''
Be it the tempo of practice, or the furious pace of the turnaround project that has begun under Kelly, speed is suddenly of the essence in Philadelphia.


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Chapter Nine
To say Mia was nervous wouldn't even cover half the anxiety that ripped through her as she stood staring out the bedroom window. Her hand reached up to tug at the long brown waves of hair nervously, her mind trying it's best to wrap itself around the upcoming event. She would be married by the end of the day. Not to mention be a Queen shortly thereafter.
"Your majesty," Brigitte and Brigitta chimed in from the doorway, interrupting Mia's thoughts. "Your Highness, it's time to dress, we don't want to be late."
A grin cracked across Mia's face as she turned to face the two, "Grandma says the queen is never late, everyone else is simply early." Untying her robe, Mia turned and started towards the closet, her two maids close on her tail. "Let's get this show on the road." Turning she moved rapidly across the room, both maids following her.
"Your Highness," Brigitte chimed as Mia's hands rested on the closet doors, "a strange woman came in and said that she wanted to hide in your closet. So I let her."
Mia spun back around, trying hard to hide the panic from her face, "Well, dear, that probably wasn't the wisest decision in the..." Turning back around she pushed the doors open and quickly stepped into the closet, all panic washing from her face at the sight that greeted her.
Helen Thermopolis O'Donnell cradled her newborn son as she grinned and stood, "Now, this is what I call a closet."
"Mom." Rushing forward Mia gently embraced her mother and half-brother, "I can't tell you how glad I am to see you Mom, I thought you couldn't make it."
"You're getting married, how could I miss my baby girls' wedding." Leaning forward she kissed Mia on the check, "Careful. We're squashing Trevor."
Grinning down at the small bundle, Mia ran her finger over her brother's pink cheek, "Hi, Trevor. Oh, isn't he is the most beautiful baby brother."
Helen nodded and smiled back at her daughter. "Oh sweetie, I," pausing she backed away from Mia and handed Trevor to the maids. "I'm your mother. It's your wedding day. And I have to say something." Fidgeting with her top, Helen took a deep breath and walked back over to Mia, gently grasping her shoulders. "I know you don't have much of a choice in this whole marriage or no throne mess, but let me just tell you that nothing is more important than your happiness. I want you to be happy and I will be happy if you can tell me that you're okay with this."
"A week or two ago I don't think I could've said this, mom, but with Andrew I know I have a chance to not only keep my throne, but find some happiness in life." Mia embraced her mother reassuringly. "I know what I'm getting myself into, and I know Andrew and I can make a happy life out of this mess."
Viscount Mabrey leaned down and grabbed his gloves with a grin, "Well, my boy, things are working out perfectly." Glancing over his shoulder at his young nephew, the Viscount grabbed his law book and straightened his jacket. "Are you ready, my boy?"
Nicholas dropped down to the couch, "I don't think I'm going to go."
"You have to my boy; this is a show you won't want to miss. Not with what I have up my sleeve."
Nicholas glanced up at his uncle for a long second, then finally stood and nodded, "Alright I'll go."
The music swelled to a high point as the procession continued down the aisle. Behind the large double doors, Mia fidgeted with her gown and took a long deep breath. "Nothing can go wrong, nothing can go wrong." Steeling her shoulders she took another calming breath, "I will not trip, I will not make a blunder of the vows."
"You'll do fine, your majesty," Brigitte and Brigitta chimed from the sidelines.
"Right," Mia took a very deeper breath again to try and calm the nervous jitters running under her skin. On the other side of the doors the music hit a key note making Mia jump and take a last breath as the doors slowly opened. A grin spread from cheek to cheek as she caught sight of Andrew standing nervously before the church altar. No longer quite as nervous, Mia moved forward, walking steadily down the aisle and towards Andrew. It didn't take nearly as long as she thought it might for her to reach Andrew, and before she knew it she'd placed her hand in his and was standing before the priest.
The long robed priest gathered his robes about him and declared in a large booming voice, "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here-"
"I hate to interrupt this joyous occasion," Mabrey declared, climbing to his feet with a soft grin, "but I object to this union."
Mia spun around, turning her full glare on Viscount Mabrey, "Why am I not surprised? He hasn't even gotten to that part yet, you can't object until the priest asks if anyone objects, and we're skipping that part today."
"Every time," Mabrey declared with gritted teeth, "Every time this charming young lady opens her mouth, she demonstrates contempt for the customs of Genovian. The law clearly states an unmarried woman cannot be queen."
"Exactly," Andrew calmly answered before Mia could shoot off a comment, "that's part of the reason we're here."
The comment seemed to only amuse Mabrey, "Unfortunately, there is another law that we have overlooked." He grabbed his law book and flipped it open. Leafing to a page near the back he continued, "Genovian law states that a princess must marry before she can take the throne. However, it also states that any prince or princess in direct line of the throne must marry a Genovian noble or have Parliament's unanimous approval of any foreign dignitary desiring to wed a crown prince or princess."
A shocked murmur ran through the gathered crowd. If possible, Mia's face turned three shades of red as she rapidly processed the news. "What are you implying, that not only do you get to tell me I have to marry, but that you have final say in the choice of whom I marry? This is ridiculous; it's nothing more than a ploy for you to get me off the throne and Nicholas on it."
"Viscount Mabrey," Prime Minister Mortaz declared huffily as he pushed himself to his feet. "we're all aware of that law, an antiquated law." Squeezing his way out of the pew, the Prime Minister worked his way to the front, "As I'm sure you are aware of, it was a law only enacted to prevent a spoiled heir from marrying Spanish nobility and invoking what would have been a devastating war."
"I beg your pardon," with a crisp bow in the Prime Minister's direction, Mabrey continued, "but I only discovered this law last night. Moreover, if we are following one antiquated law, why then should we ignore any other outdated law pertaining to our country's future?" Mabrey spun around to face the pews with a somber expression. "I have no doubt that our young princess meant well by choosing the young Duke of Kenilworth, but we hardly know this young man." A murmur of agreement rippled through the crowd. "She's known the man for only a few weeks, surely we cannot trust a foreigner that we know so little about."
"Funny," Queen Clarisse slowly rose to her feet and joined the growing crowd before the altar, "As I recall you were the one unwilling to grant my granddaughter a suitable period of time to 'get to know' any possible suitor. Tell me, Viscount Mabrey, what would you have her do now that the time limit you set is about to expire?"
"I am not unwilling to compromise," Mabrey grinned, "In fact, I have a rather fair solution." Moving back to his pew, Mabrey dropped his hand down to Nicholas shoulder, "My nephew has grown quiet attached to the young princess, and would be very willing to assist her in this dilemma."
Andrew suddenly tensed up, taking a step towards the pair of men, "Bloody hell, not if I have anything to say about it!"
"That's not quite helping your situation, young man." Turning back to the gathered crowd, Mabrey motioned over the full church. "My solution would give Genovia the best of both worlds. After all, wouldn't it be the best of both worlds to have the heir of King Rupert on the thrown and to have the assurance that one of our own supported and guided all her decisions? In fact we could have a joint thrown, instead of a Queen and a Prince, why not a King and a Queen?" The church pews rippled with a confused buzz, one that neither favored nor disapproved of Mabrey's suggestion.
"That's enough," Mia's strong voice sent the confused gallery into a hushed silence, all eyes moved back to her. Taking two steps forward she steeled her shoulder in her most commanding appearance, "I understand your lack of trust in me, I understand your lack of trust in Andrew. I understand your doubts, but the manner in which you are constantly attacking me is not justified or warranted. Give me one instance where I have squandered my rights, where I have put Genovia in danger. Give me one instance where I have not put Genovia before my own needs and wants. Give me just one reason and I will step down from this throne today." The church stilled, as though holding its breath. Mia continued, "I may have been awkward and uncouth, but I have never shown any intended discourtesy to any of you or to my nation. I am up here because you asked me to marry to prove that I would hold my country first. And I'm willing to do it, I'm willing to give up just about everything to serve my country. And now, as I stand here ready to marry, I find by some small miracle that when all the odds were against me, I lucked out." Turning around, Mia reached out to grab Andrew's hand. "In a matter of only a few weeks, I found maybe the one and only man that I could have a happy life with." Her hand kept tightly to Andrew's as she turned back to the crowd. "An honorable man, a nice and caring man, everything I could need for the hard path in front of me. A man just as willing to sacrifice for a land that isn't even his own, for a girl he's only known for a few weeks." She stopped as the words slowly sank into the gathered crowd. "And now you're trying to take that away from me." The crowd seemed to guiltily sink lower into their seats. "Each and every one of you has at sometime spoken to me and spoken to the Duke of Kenilworth. Thanks to the media you've seen our ups and downs, you've watched us constantly, and you know our plans because we've made no secret of anything. Now, if anyone besides Lord Mabrey can stand up right now and tell me that I can't rule, that Andrew can't be by my side, then stand up now and voice that."
The room seemed to stop breathing for fear of a comment. Even Mabrey seemed speechless as he stood stewing in his place, grinding his teeth as he desperately took in the situation.
Andrew yanked gently on Mia's hand, "Make a motion."
Clearing his throat, he stepped closer, whispering again in her ear, "Make a motion to vote."
The light clicked through Mia's eyes as she hastily turned towards the crowd again, "Prime Minister?"
"Yes, Princess?" Mortaz questioned, snapping back from his thoughts.
"I move to vote on the status of the Prince Consort. Will anyone second the motion?" Mia questioned, trying to maintain her striking queenly pose as she stared out across the church gallery.
"No," Mabrey barked furiously, "I refuse to let this upstart child assume the Genovian throne when the true heir sits in the very first pew!"
"I decline." Nicholas's quiet voice seemed louder than Mabrey's barking tone. "I refuse to be king. Ladies and gentlemen, it is Princess Mia who should have the crown and as much as I would love to sit by her side, I now understand that it's not my place. There's someone here who will truly support her and guide her in ways that I could not have."
Standing up before his uncle could protest, Nicholas moved swiftly out of the church, ignoring his uncle's stuttering cry. "Nicholas, Nicholas where are you going?"
Andrew frowned, "Guess he's not that bad a chap after all."
"Shut the doors, quickly," Someone from the crowd shouted as another member of parliament jumped to his feet, "Prime Minister, I second the motion to accept the Duke of Kenilworth."
Moving on his chance to act without Mabrey interrupting, the Prime Minister leapt into action, "All those in favor of accepting Andrew Jacoby, Duke of Kenilworth as Prince consort say Aye."
A unanimous chorus of "Ayes," answered.
"The Aye's have it!" Mortaz grinned as he moved quickly back to his seat, "Let's get this party finished before Mabrey returns to throw something else in the way."
Mia turned back to Andrew, "You know I think at this rate I could get these guys to abolish the Marriage rule. I mean, unless you really want to bind yourself to a clumsy princess, who's bound to screw up at some point."
"Let's wait to abolish that darn marriage rule until after the honeymoon, shall we?"
"Great idea." Throwing her hands around Andrew's neck, Mia pressed her lips tightly to his, right foot kicking up as she clung tightly to him.
"Er, excuse me your highness," the priest declared, "that comes after the I do's."
The End
Epilogue - One Year Later
The blanket lay sprawled across the green grass of the palace garden. Mia's head lay in Andrew's lap, her bright eyes searching the sky in thought. Andrew, on the other hand, had his nose buried deep within a book, fingers randomly playing with Mia's long locks of brown hair in between turning pages.
"You know," Mia mused, thoroughly enjoying one of her few moments off with her husband. "If this were a Disney movie, I'd be telling you I was pregnant right now."
Andrew glanced up from his book, "I don't suppose this is your way of telling me you're pregnant."
"Nah," Mia grinned, "I like to think I'd come up with something a little more original, like a fake newspaper headline or a flaming arrow to deliver the message." Andrew grinned down at her and slowly returned his attention to the book. "What do you suppose," Mia questioned quietly, "would have happened if you hadn't interrupted Nicholas and I in the garden that day?"
"In the garden?" Andrew questioned, he knotted his eyebrows together in confusion, briefly glancing up from the pages of his book. "I suppose Nicholas would have baited you, probably snogged you, caused a scene, and you two would have ended up falling madly in love."
Mia gaged at the thought, "Now that would be a Disney movie."
Andrew grinned, slamming the book closed he stared down at his wife, "Most certainly, with one of those cheesy horrible Disney movie endings, the one liner at the end or the patriotic music to queue the fade out."
"You mean the ending where we learn the bad boy's not really bad," Mia grinned, sitting up she maneuvered around to face her husband, "and everyone gets their way with the perfect happy ending."
"I don't know, as long as it's the right boy I don't mind ending with the perfect ending. A kiss or two between the love birds." Reaching to lace his fingers with Mia's, Andrew smiled. "Of course that all depends on what age level we're geared to."
Mia mused for a second, "How about ending on an attempt to make a crown prince or princess?"
The laughter boiled out of his lips as he grinned at his wife, "That's definitely not a Disney movie ending."
"Good," throwing her arms around him, Mia tackled Andrew to the ground, her lips pressing tightly to his for a second before she pulled her head away briefly, "I don't want a Disney movie ending!"


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|This is a discussion on Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Hi chaps, In Brunson's Supersystem, he states that the best tell he gets is by looking at the pulse in a players neck - an accelerated
Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand?
Hi chaps,
In Brunson's Supersystem, he states that the best tell he gets is by looking at the pulse in a players neck - an accelerated pulse means the player is bluffing.
However, in Mike Caro's Book of Tells (and the videos), he emphasizes that an accelerated pulse means the player has a big hand, he is DEFINITELY NOT bluffing.
Two poker giants, opposite conclusions from the same tell.
I think this tell (it's pretty much the same tell as increased breathing rate) is player-dependent. For some it means that they're weak and are scared that you'll call, for others it's because they're excited to have such a big hand.
It's similar to the strength means weakness/weakness means strength tell, and the flipside of it (weakness means weakness/strength means strength). Some players bet really big with their big hands, and bet small or check with their weak ones, while others do the opposite.
Watch a hand where the tell pops up, and see what hands they show down, then take it from there.
I don't play much live anymore, but what I found was that more often than not the increased breathing/heart rate and shakey hands usually meant a bigger hand, while very quiet opponents who keep their hands as still as possible and don't utter a peep are usually bluffing. Then again it could just have been specific to the guys I used to play with.
If you think about it, it's like a Catch-22 situation...
I mean, I agree with both, but it also depends on the person...
I mean, if I have a huge hand, I'm gonna probably go crazy on the inside and try to burst out into a frenzy...but on the other hand, I'm also gonna do that on a bluff...
It all comes down to the player and how he/she is playing...
For myself...it means I'm having a heart attack and need some damn money...
re: Poker & Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand?
Caro doesn't actually say anything about an accelerated pulse. He specifically mentions shaking hands as a release of tension because you are not really fearing a call. He also mentions that shortness or holding of breath is an indication of bluffing (Chapter 5 section IV labeled nervousness). In my experience, the shaking hands thing is hard to pin because I've seen sooooo many internet players whose hands always shake these days.
The two biggest tells I've seen in live play (I play mostly live btw) is watching people's reactions to the flop. If they glance at their chips right away, you know they hit a hand. If they bet the flop and then stare off into the distance, you know they hit their hand. These tells aren't 100% accurate, but they are a pretty good indicator of where you stand without having to throw any more money into the pot.
A thing I have realized pre-flop is the amount of time they take after looking at their cards.
A lot of times they will quickly put the cards back down, as if they've seen enough and know they are good. A common thing with people who wear glasses might also be taking the glasses off.
Not sure what else to say since everyone has different tells, each person is different.
Oh, one other big tell I forgot about. If you see a flop of all one suit, and someone checks his cards, that is almost a dead give away that he did NOT hit the flush on the flop. Most people will remember their card number (ie 9) and the color of their cards, not necessarily the exact suit. Again though, if you are getting a read that the person that does this is a quality player, I would say he's sending off a fake tell.
re: Poker & Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand?
only thing you can do to be sure is to monitor each player and their hands individually, hind sight in poker is always good.
thing about poker is when youre not in a hand, try to put everyone else on a hand. while you are doing this, look for tells which may help you when you're in the hand
All interesting answers
I agree with you all that their is a dimemma in this as it often depends on the player and I suppose the context, but one of the main thrusts of my post was how two legends of the game have two completely different 'it usually means...' takes - Caro, big hand; Brunson, bluff.
Phatjose, you're right, Caro doesn't actually say it in his book, but he does in his video of tells.
Online tells
Hi, I haven't played in a live game since 1984. Online there are 2 big indicators you are facing a huge hand. The individual who waits until the last second to make a big bet and the individual who instead of betting the max bets just enough to cover your stack.
It is all down to playing the player. That is why the pros suggest u change your play from time to time.
Think about it, it is similar to a person checking a flop. Normally, they are checking because they have very little, but this will be most of the time. Other ppl will bet almost every flop, hit or miss.
So it is a question of knowing your opponents.
The same general rule applies.
re: Poker & Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand?
I havn't read Caro's book of tells yet, but I can tell you that it is easy to see the heart rate in the neck of someone who is Not obese.
So men, if a woman sits down at your table and is hoping to throw you off your game by wear a tight, low cut shirt, look at up a little at her neck and watch her pulse. Beware the woman who wears a turtle neck shirt.
there a poker show on tv,(icant remember what its called) they monitor the players heart rates and the ones with the highest rates usually have good hands. i guess when u dont have a good hand u expect to lose so its nothing to get excited about....


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He opened his eyes in the silence, and held his breath, waiting for the sound of hers, but nothing passed her lips. He longed to put his ear to her mouth but dared not move, so he dared not breathe lest she breathe with him and he miss her breath. He stretched his hearing so far that he could hear the grass squealing like fingernails across a chalkboard as it grew from the dirt around them.
His head started to throb. His lungs threatened to betray him. And suddenly he felt the words drop from her lips like pebbles thrown into a pond...
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A deep cold like a frozen river crept from the pit of his stomach and sank icicles into his heart. He let the frantic breath in his lungs escape in a long, slow release that burned from his chest up through his throat.
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Still her words pressed deeper, pulling the cushion of doubt from around his memory, and he wanted to leap from the stone where they lay, to crawl backwards from her touch. But the memories pressed down on him like a shroud of lead, holding him next to her as another ragged breath slipped slowly from her lips and curled into his ears like a curse.
He had awkwardly danced her into this old sacred place far from the eyes of the world in the dark folds of the night. She slumped over his arm as he coaxed the old black gate to allow them in. She dragged her feet as he cajoled her and whispered in her ear of the cool flat marble bower waiting for her. He pulled her up here beside him where she lay softly still like a doll. And he waited. Listening for one more breath, and one more led to one more, and the night rolled around them until the night rolled out of the way of the morning.
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The retro-modernist pop look of the op art cover image could hardly be more appropriate for Pet Shop Boys' first release on their own x2 label. The brittle celebrity-culture reflections of last year's Elysium have been replaced here by a more streamlined set of songs aimed firmly at the dancefloor. "Axis" opens proceedings with a robotic "Turn it on/Electric energy" suggestive of Kraftwerk's "Radioactivity", but within a minute slips into a pounding electro pulse that's equal parts Giorgio Moroder and Harold Faltermeyer. It's the most simple, directly dance-oriented they've been since Disco, putting down a marker for the rest of the album.
"Bolshy" features a sly, skipping disco groove, its sharp offbeat high-hats in alliance with pulsing synths, and its opening lines echoed in Russian. But its apparent incitement to "raise your voice/start a feud" soon resolves into a declaration of infatuation as much erotic as political, just one of several sly double-takes offered throughout the album.
Springsteen's "The Last to Die", for instance, acquires a more implacable, driving momentum to match the glimpses of apocalyptic flight snatched from a car window, and "Inside a Dream" takes a William Blake couplet as its theme, but to less elevated ends, drolly describing dreams as a world that "looks familiar, feels obscene".
The most successful such adaptation is "Love Is a Bourgeois Construct", where the galloping pulse of a comically synthesised Purcell melody arouses echoes of the Walter Carlos electronicised classics used in A Clockwork Orange. Its industrious pomposity casts a sardonic shadow over the depiction of a jaded cynic driven by romantic hurt back to the student-politico leanings of his college days. Like "Bolshy", the song yokes together the erotic and the political, but in more amusing manner.
But ultimately, it's more an album about good times and getting off, from the galloping surge of druggy exhilaration in "Shouting in the Evening", to the tribute to pop's ability to give voice to unspoken emotions in "Vocal", embodying that magical notion that "anything I'd want to say out loud will be sung".
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LaToya Ruby Frazier (American, born 1982), "Grandma Ruby and Me" (2005).
In her current exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, A Haunted Capital, Frazier captures the post-industrial decay of her family's hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania. Once a booming steel-mill city, Braddock now has a population below 2,500 and has been labeled a "distressed municipality." Frazier also explores intergenerational relationships and her family's deep and complex connection to a community in decline.


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The Economist cites Inglehart in piece on strength of populists
Ela and Budnick find higher unintended pregnancy risk among non-heterosexual women
Patrick, Schulenberg et al. find trends in frequent binge drinking among teens vary by race, sex, SES
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Bloome finds children raised outside stable 2-parent families more likely to become low-income adults, regardless of parents' income
Hermalin, Albert, Mary Beth Ofstedal, and Ming-Cheng Chang. 1995. "Types of Supports for the Aged and Their Providers in Taiwan." In Aging and Generational Relations over the Life Course: A Historical and Cross-cultural Perspective edited by Tamara Hareven. Pp. 400-437. Berlin: Walter deGruyter and Co..
This paper presents an introductory analysis of the nature of the supports needed and received by the elderly in Taiwan, and the individual and institutional providers. Taiwan is an excellent laboratory for studying many of the emerging issues concerning the status of the elderly in Asia.
As a predominantly Chinese culture, it shares with many countries in East Asia a tradition which views the formation of a multi-generational extended family as ideal. At the same time, it has undergone rapid demographic change in the last 25 years, manifest in sharply lower fertility,
increasing life expectancy, and continued urbanization; and a dramatic economic transformation from a fairly poor agricultural country to a prosperus industrialized society. In addition, the existence of two distinct groups among the elderly--the native Taiwanese and their descendents and the Mainlanders, the approximately one million Chinese who arrived after 1949 in the aftermath of the Chinese Civil War--provides interesting contrasts which may help reveal emerging trends.
Using data from the 1989 Survey of Health and Living Status of the Elderly, it is found that a major axis of differentiation among the current elderly is the division between the Taiwanese and Mainlanders. The Mainlanders are much more likely to live alone or with spouse and/or unmarried children than the Taiwanese. As a result of this and their weight among the elderly (Mainlanders comprise 22 percent of all elderly), they are a significant factor in the apparent trend in Taiwan away from the more traditional extended or stem family (i.e. residence with at least one married son). As the Mainlanders move out through the age structure, the overall trend away from extended co-residence may slow for a time, but other socioeconomic and demographic factors--such as rising incomes (facilitating more independent living), smaller family sizes, increased urbanization and educational level--point to less co-residence among the elderly in the future.
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So I hosted and recorded a Google Hangout for my job recently. Had some notes and tips I took down to share with you, so you don't run into some of the issues we did. In no particular order they are:
1. Understand there are TWO Types of Google Hangouts now: Video Party and Google Hangouts On Air.
Video Party is more like what you would traditionally think of as the original Google+ hangout. You log in, start a hangout, invite friends, start talking it up. Google Hangout On Air is, as the name implies, more like a public webinar. It also requires linking to your YouTube account, so I'd suggest doing that well before you start.
2. Read the directions.
I know you should always do this for anything, but I am not a direction reader by nature. Trust me, read all the directions, help, support, whatever, on both types of Google Hangouts.
3. Find the URL for your Video Party or Hangout, and share it – in advance.
This primarily applies to the Google Hangout Live. If you are hosting a live, public hangout, you'll want to publicize it with the link to the broadcast. The link isn't intuitively easy to find once you set up your Hangout, so again, take time to find it and promote your event well in advance.
4. Test the Mic and Camera. Test it Again. And Again.
On both ends of our Hangout, we ran into some video and audio snags. On my side, the 3rd party software that came with my PC didn't have my webcam turned on, so there was that. On the other end, the person I was interviewing had 2 different PCs running at the same time, and the mics were causing crazy echo on the audio. Make sure you can hear and see each other well before you start.
5. You have to link Google Hangout to your YouTube account in order to record.
As I mentioned earlier, if you want to record your Google Hangout On Air event, you need to link to your YouTube account. What happens then is once you start broadcasting, YouTube records your live hangout and publishes it to your YouTube account. You'll also want to download and install the Google Hangouts plugin for your browser.
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Half-year figures are likely to have been affected by tough operating conditions, with underlying pre-tax profits forecast by NatWest Stockbrokers to be down 4.5% at £125m..
London-listed financial services group Old Mutual generates around 80% of its operating profit from South Africa so it will have been adversely affected by the rand's fall against sterling.
In local currency terms South African life operations should have performed strongly, benefiting from healthy new business. In the UK, the group has a City-based securities business.
The group is expected to show operating profits for the first six months of the year declined 12% to £400m when it reports on Monday.
Shares in online travel agency ebookers have risen sharply in recent weeks after it impressed the City with a vastly improved showing in its first quarter - when losses narrowed 59% to £3.5m.
Investors will now be looking for further signs of improvement on Monday and an indication on when it will move into overall profit. Subsidiaries in four of its 11 countries are already in the black at an operating level. Second quarter losses are expected to narrow to £2.6m.
Further signs that Waste Recycling Group is cementing its place on top of the UK's rubbish pile are expected on Tuesday when the group is expected to report interim pre-tax profits of £23m, up 14% on a year ago.
The Doncaster-based business has built itself into a leading position through a series of takeovers but has also benefited from changing legislation covering the recycling of household and commercial waste.
Shares in support services giant Balfour Beatty have fallen by 34% since the beginning of May, reflecting a weakness in the sector. But the order book is expected to be at a record high when it reports interims on Wednesday, buoyed by the award this week of a e300m (£187m) contract for part-electrification of the Milan-Turin rail route.
Balfour Beatty is also involved in the Metronet consortium bid to manage part of the London Underground and a deal to maintain the Post Office's 3,000 buildings. Interim pre-tax profits are expected to be up 10% at £45m.
Analysts will get a clearer idea about the pace of the economic recovery next week with a raft of important data, including inflation on Tuesday and unemployment numbers on Wednesday.
Underlying inflation figures should rise to 1.8% - off record lows but still below the Bank of England's 2.5% target. Jobless data is likely to show a relatively modest 5,000 increase.
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Willie Colon is only in his first season with the Jets after six years in Pittsburgh, but he appears to have his new team's rivalry with the Patriots down pat. Just minutes after Colon and the Jets had polished off an 18-17 win over the Buccaneers on Sunday, the offensive guard was asked about this Thursday's game in New England. Colon, a Bronx native, left no doubt about his feelings. "We hate 'em, they know it, and we're going to go get 'em," Colon told the New York Post. Linebacker Calvin Pace, a six-year veteran of the Jets' defense, was slightly more diplomatic, admitting that New York will have to pull out all the stops against New England, despite the closer-than-expected game in Buffalo. "The Patriots are the Patriots," Pace said, according to the Post. "They're going to do what they do. They're not going to beat themselves. We're going to have to go in there and make some plays and find a way. Normally when we play them, we have to use everybody, so there are going to be some guys out there that are a little unheralded." The shame of it is, the Thursday night game offers fans a short week to hear all this chirping. Filed under: Headlines, New England Patriots, New York Jets, NFL
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Bolton striker Kevin Davies could become one of England's oldest debutants after his call-up for next week's Euro 2012 qualifying match against Montenegro.
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The uncapped 33-year-old has been handed his chance due to injuries to several squad regulars.
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Chargers Draft 2011: Turning A Negative Trend Into Positive Results
This year is perhaps the most promising draft for the Chargers in terms of assets heading into the late April festivities in a long time as the holders of eight picks in total with five of those choices falling in the top 89 selections overall. Despite being loaded with a wealth of possible options each time they are put on the clock this April, that doesn't automatically produce results on the field of play from the players who are drafted.
Case in point came this past season when the Chargers got the least out of their draft class of any team in the league. The Bolts made six picks in 2010's draft with only four of those choices actually making the 53-man roster and only two playing even one snap last season. Ryan Mathews and Cam Thomas were the only two Bolts' rookies to hit the field in 2010 and their combined 370 snaps played was the lowest total of any team in the NFL among drafted rookies.
Unforeseen issues from linebacker Donald Butler's season ending Achilles injury in training camp to the number of contests missed by Mathews who was nicked up all season as well can excuse some of the lack of production via the draft, but injuries were only one side of the story.
The Bolts were well positioned heading into last year's draft as the holders of the 28th and 40th overall picks in rounds one and two respectively. What General Manager A.J. Smith decided to do with those picks was assemble a hefty package in a trade with the Miami Dolphins to move up and draft Mathews at number 12 overall. Although this made sense on the surface and had good intentions, it left the Bolts with only two picks in the first four rounds of the draft as a result.
San Diego's mere six picks in the first four rounds since the 2008 draft is tied for the second fewest in the NFL more than only the Washington Redskins over that time period. And as we all know, any time you find yourself associated with the Redskins on a list when it comes to the draft in the past decade, it's usually a bad thing.
The impressive stockpile of picks that A.J. Smith has to work with this offseason is even more crucial than normal with the uncertainty surrounding the CBA as free agents are left in limbo for the time being. Head Coach Norv Turner has expressed his excitement for the multitude of possibilities that are at the Bolts' disposal as he said: "I think we'll get some guys that have an impact on this season, that can come in and help us."
The consensus wisdom around the league says that players taken in the first three rounds of the draft have a much higher chance of being impact players from day one as opposed to later rounds and undrafted free agents. On average, players drafted in the first three rounds play four times as much as those selected in the fourth round or beyond. What this statistic does is simply magnify the importance of this year's draft and further illustrate just how crucial it is for the Chargers to find legitimate contributors with their bounty of picks in the first three rounds.
It seems that the possibilities have been whittled down to two options if the team decides to stay put at 18th overall and find an immediate starter. The defense had a commendable season in 2010, but they will be missing several key components of that unit including defensive coordinator Ron Rivera who has moved on and taken the head coaching position with the Carolina Panthers. His replacement is former San Francisco 49ers' defensive guru Greg Manusky and he is a 3-4 style of coordinator as well.
With all signs pointing to the team remaining in a 3-4 configuration given the fact that their remaining personnel is most comfortable in that alignment, the Bolts need to focus on the reconstruction of their defensive front.
Defensive end has been a revolving door over the last handful of years as has the defensive line as a whole with Rivera choosing to employ a 'by committee' strategy with the team during his tenure. It is about time for the Bolts to find an every down player at the defensive end spot versatile enough to plug up running lanes when necessary yet still having the agility to apply pressure to the passer as well.
Opinions are still quite varied on just where particular players will be slotted come draft day, but there are two ideal fits for the Bolts defense that could be sitting on the board when the Commissioner puts them on the clock at pick 18.
The first option would be J.J. Watt who has been nothing short of astounding in all of his workouts not to mention just how dominating he was on Saturdays this past fall with the Wisconsin Badgers. Watt is a natural fit as a 5-technique defensive end and could compete for a starting gig from day one with the Bolts.
The other attractive possibility is Cameron Jordan and he can offer nearly identical measurables to Watt, but has that extra gear to get upfield and rush the passer relentlessly. Granted there is some give and take between the two with Watt being a bit more polished as a stay at home defender against the run, but Jordan has the athleticism to get down the line and make critical tackles on running downs as well.
Landing one of these highly sought after names by teams utilizing the 3-4 system is paramount to reversing what has been a sub par trend in the NFL Draft over the past handful of years for the Bolts. It remains to be seen whether that will require a trade or if the team lucks out and has one of those two names still on the board when their pick comes around at 18th overall.
Here's your chance to be heard. It may be too early to call the Chargers' 2010 draft class a failure, but do the Bolts need a more immediate impact from this year's draftees if they want to return to the top of the AFC West standings? How disturbing is it to see the Chargers in the same sentence as the Redskins when it comes to NFL Draft success? Do you see more diverse defensive schemes this year out of necessity or will the team stick to their guns and run primarily a 3-4 set? Do you agree that the 18th pick is basically limited to either J.J. Watt or Cameron Jordan at this point, or are there other options for the team if they choose to stay put in the draft order? Please leave your thoughts in the comments section below!
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The Chargers have a great oportunity to return to the loaded LB 3-4 of the past.1st get Ayers for the outside in the 1st and wait till the secound 2nd rounder to pickup Casey Mathews. That with English coming back and Butler yet to see loads us with talent. Shoot for one DE with the 1st pick in the 2nd.Then in the 3rd you have 2 picks to either concentrate on the O-line, or if Jaquisse Rogers or Taiwan Jones is available grab them. 6,6,&7 can be used on a reciever ( don't forget both those RB's can catch and run). Or a Great Blocking TE, a ,backup center & Another ackle that can play both sides. Letting Manusking turn his dogs loose on the opposition and having a line that can protect and run block spells SUPERBOWL!!!!!!
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Two key senior members of the Ephrata High School boys lacrosse team received big honors this past weekend.
Koty Keefer, a First Team All-League performer, was one of 12 players from the Central PA Lacrosse Region to have been selected as All-Americans by the regions coaches. Other L-L standouts to make the team included Zach Ward of Hempfield and Griffin Schultz of Manheim Township.
Fellow Ephrata senior Chris Husson also was honored as an Academic All-American, joining fellow L-L player Dylan Garrett of Lampeter-Strasburg.
The complete list of All-Americans included: Keefer; Schultz; Ward; Jesse Schonbrunner, Kennard-Dale; Max Haldeman, Central York; Matthew Shermot, Governor Mifflin; Matt Close, Wilson; Tim Hickey, Trinity; Nathan Fox, Lewisburg; Nick Treon, Danville; and Max Breschi and Sid Ewell of District Three champion Carlisle.
The complete list of Academic All-Americans included: Husson; Garrett; Jake Cronin, Hershey; Tyler Blue, Danville; and Scott McAvoy, Wyomissing.
The Coach of the Year was Bill Hughes of Wilson, while the Assistant Coach of the Year was Wilson's Joe Bialek.