text:
- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- AC Gilchrist 25
- HH Gibbs 0
- TL Suman 20
- RG Sharma 38
- DR Smith 16
- Y Venugopal Rao 28
- DB Ravi Teja 4*
- RJ Harris 5*
- SL Malinga 1/24
- DS Kulkarni 1/21
- Harbhajan Singh 0/23
- DJ Bravo 1/16
- RR Raje 1/25
- ST Jayasuriya 1/31
16.30 local Chal lets get this started already. Deccan's openers are set. Good deck for batting. Lasith Malinga has the ball. Gilchrist to face. Solid right-left pair. A wide slip in. Kumar Dharmasena says lets start!
16.15 local Right, team changes. Dhawal Kulkarni replaces Zaheer. Rohan Raje comes in for Ajinkya Rahane. Saurabh Tiwary replaces Shikhar Dhawan. No Pragyan Ojha for Deccan, replaced by Harmeet Singh. They also bring in D Ravi Reja for VVS Laxman. So plenty of changes both sides. Final XIs above.
In their first game this season, Deccan won when Mumbai lost their way following the strategy time-out of their chase of 169. Mumbai will want to avenge that. We are ten minutes away from the start.
Raghu isn't too impressed: "You gotta be kidding me. Ojha replaced by Harmeet? Did Gilly forget that Ojha was instrumental in their first encounter with Mumbai? Harmeet is so horrible with bowl. As for his fielding, the less we talk about it is better. Bad move by Gilly."
Raghu, Ojha has a twisted ankle. There is nothing Gilchrist or anyone can do about that.
16.00 local Lets head down to the middle. Sachin Tendulkar and his good friend Adam Gilchrist (True Colours: My Life, anyone?) are joined by Ramiz Raja and Lalit Modi and GR Viswanath for the toss. Heads is the call from Tendulkar and its a tail so Gilchrist says Deccan will bat.
The pitch looks good for batting. A good crowd has gathered and the weather is just fine. No word of the teams so stick around and we'll see what we can do about that.
Enjoy Cricinfo's service on any mobile from basic to high end with Snaptu. Snap to it!
15.30 local Hello everyone. Just the one game today thankfully and its between Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians. But its a big match, one sure to change the top four in the points table. If Deccan win, they will surge to the second spot. If Mumbai win, they will enter the top four, knocking off Deccan.
Three points separate seven teams at around the half-way stage so the IPL is pretty tense. Today's competitors are ones that started off so well they were talked of as title contenders, but have stumbled since.
Still a long time to go till tee-off but before that, you can all chat about the IPL with Cricinfo's deputy editor Ajay Shankar and stats editor S Rajesh here. Send your questions in to firstname.lastname@example.com.
And you have an just under an hour to update your Fantasy League teams.
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, full toss to start off with, starting on off and swinging in and Gilchrist gets a thin inside edge as he shapes to work the ball to the on side
Malinga to Gilchrist, 1 wide, cant control this one down the pads, wide and swinging away
Malinga to Gilchrist, FOUR, full swinging yorker on the pads and thats really well played, just waited a fraction and then clipped the ball through square leg to the ropes
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, lovely yorker, swinging through the air and Gilchrist is late on the flick, the ball moves very late and hits him on the foot and then almost rolls onto the stumps
Malinga to Gilchrist, 1 run, another yorker, this one off stump, Gilchrist inside-edges to short fine
Malinga to Gibbs, 1 leg bye, yorker once more, this one sliding down leg stump clearly, Gibbs tries the tickle and misses and Gilchrist calls him on for the leg bye
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, superb bowling from Malinga, another moving yorker deviates through the air and Gilchrist does well to jam it out from middle and off to toward point
Very tidy from Malinga, bar the wide and that cracker of a flick from Gilchrist.
End of over 1 (7 runs) Deccan Chargers 7/0 (RR: 7.00)
- AC Gilchrist 5 (5b 1x4)
- HH Gibbs 0 (1b)
- SL Malinga 1-0-6-0
Kulkarni will share the ball in Zaheer's absence. Right-arm over the stumps.
Kulkarni to Gibbs, no run, full on the pads, Gibbs mistimes the flick straight to midwicket
Kulkarni to Gibbs, 1 wide, pitches well wide of off stump and swings away much further
Kulkarni to Gibbs, no run, short of a length and a bit wide, Gibbs gets thinking about the big shot but then checks the cut as the ball sort of stops on him, he picks out the off-side fielders
Kulkarni to Gibbs, no run, pitches it up, gets away movement, and no shot offered by Gibbs
Kulkarni to Gibbs, OUT, edged and gone! Gibbs pays the price for a poor drive away from the body, Kulkarni pitches it wide but it wasn't full enough for the drive and Gibbs gives Tendulkar at slip some regulation catching practice ... just wasn't to the pitch of the ball and went fishing
HH Gibbs c Tendulkar b Kulkarni 0 (5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Here's T Suman.
Kulkarni to Suman, no run, much fuller a foot outside off stump and Suman shoulders arms
Kulkarni to Suman, no run, comes onto the front foot and drives but straight to point
Good stuff from Kulkarni. Just kept the ball up. He's someone who could do well on these tracks.
End of over 2 (1 run) Deccan Chargers 8/1 (RR: 4.00)
- TL Suman 0 (2b)
- AC Gilchrist 5 (5b 1x4)
- DS Kulkarni 1-0-1-1
- SL Malinga 1-0-6-0
Malinga to Gilchrist, 1 wide, now theres a wayward ball! Slides out the hand early and ends up a very, very wide full toss that pitches and dribbles down in front of slip and the wicketkeeper
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, full on middle and leg, swinging in, and clipped to midwicket in the air, its not a catch and the fielder there falls back after stopping the ball
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, yorker length just outside off and driven to Bravo at cover
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, very full just outside off, Gilchrist mistimes the drive back to Malinga
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, this one's shorter and sliding down leg stump, Gilchrist goes for a big swing but no bat on that one, the ball swings off the pads and balloons up in front of square leg
Malinga to Gilchrist, FOUR, bad ball, a full toss outside off stump which is slapped past point
Malinga to Gilchrist, no run, attempted yorker outside off, punched on the full to cover
End of over 3 (5 runs) Deccan Chargers 13/1 (RR: 4.33)
- AC Gilchrist 9 (11b 2x4)
- TL Suman 0 (2b)
- SL Malinga 2-0-11-0
- DS Kulkarni 1-0-1-1
One keeps it yorker length, the other fullish just outside off stump in search off swing. Good start.
Kulkarni to Suman, 2 runs, a big swing to one outside off stump, a real miscue but its up and over point and dropping safely in no mans land so Suman is off the mark with a couple
Kulkarni to Suman, FOUR, fuller and straighter and again he swings at it, much better timing and his firm on-drive just beats mid-on and rolls away for four, he dived and misfield it
Kulkarni to Suman, no run, better ball, short of a length on middle and off and defended
Kulkarni to Suman, no run, clever stuff, holding back the length outside off stump and Suman is beaten as he tries to open the face and dab the ball to third man, but his feet did not move
Kulkarni to Suman, 1 run, good slower ball, much fuller on off and clipped just wide of midwicket
Kulkarni to Gilchrist, 1 run, pitches back of a length on off and Gilchrist gently pushes to covers
End of over 4 (8 runs) Deccan Chargers 21/1 (RR: 5.25)
- AC Gilchrist 10 (12b 2x4)
- TL Suman 7 (7b 1x4)
- DS Kulkarni 2-0-9-1
- SL Malinga 2-0-11-0
Gilchrist wanted the strike and got it. Whats happening this over then? Here's Harbhajan Singh.
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, 1 run, tossed up wide and Gilchrist drives hard to cover for a single
One slip in place ...
Harbhajan Singh to Suman, SIX, he goes hard, he goes straight, he goes six! Dances down to the inviting delivery and swings it high and over long-off for half a dozen
Harbhajan switches to around the stumps ...
Harbhajan Singh to Suman, 1 run, fuller and flatter but nicely tucked off the pads for a quick single
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, 1 leg bye, pushed through flat down the pads, no bat but a leg bye to add
Harbhajan Singh to Suman, SIX, another clean strike, just stood there and drilled the fuller, flatter ball up and over long-off for the second six of the over
Harbhajan Singh to Suman, no run, shuffles across early to try and tuck the ball but Harbhajan field it
Good hitting from Suman. Positive intent. Good production.
End of over 5 (15 runs) Deccan Chargers 36/1 (RR: 7.20)
- TL Suman 20 (11b 1x4 2x6)
- AC Gilchrist 11 (14b 2x4)
- Harbhajan Singh 1-0-14-0
- DS Kulkarni 2-0-9-1
Into the attack comes Dwayne Bravo.
Bravo to Gilchrist, 1 run, short of a length on leg stump and patiently turned away for one
Bravo to Suman, no run, banged in short, Suman doesn't move as he tries to get onto the front foot and turn the slow bouncer away, makes a mess of it and pops the ball up in the air but Bravo cannot run across to the leg side in time
Bravo to Suman, OUT, got em! Suman backs away to try and hit the ball over cover but the ball was a touch too short for that shot and the extra bounce draws a thick outside edge to Shah
TL Suman c †Shah b Bravo 20 (13b 1x4 2x6) SR: 153.84
Bravo gets stuck in early. Decent cameo from Suman but he needed to do more. Here's Rohit.
Bravo to Sharma, no run, very good length outside off and Rohit gets in line to play the ball back
Bravo to Sharma, no run, fuller in length, gets him forward but he mistimes the drive to cover
Bravo to Sharma, no run, pulls a short ball from outside off stump but straight to midwicket
This track isn't as quick as it looked. Sluggish. You can't just thrash away. Bravo knew it too.
End of over 6 (1 run) Deccan Chargers 37/2 (RR: 6.16)
- RG Sharma 0 (3b)
- AC Gilchrist 12 (15b 2x4)
- DJ Bravo 1-0-1-1
- Harbhajan Singh 1-0-14-0
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, 1 run, full and flat on leg stump, Gilchrist shuffles and clips to mid-on
Harbhajan Singh to Sharma, 1 run, full on the pads again and Rohit opens up with a fluent clip for one
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, no run, shorter ball, comes back in and Gilchrist defends to the off side
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, SIX, clean shot, man! Thats just picked up and swung away from outside off stump onto the roof over midwicket for a smashing six ... 106 meters mind you!
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, no run, slower ball, the slider, pitches outside off stump and skids on and Gilchrist is late on the push off the front foot for a sharp single, beats the bat and is saved by the bounce
Harbhajan Singh to Gilchrist, 1 run, back to full and flat and he sweeps it through midwicket for one
End of over 7 (9 runs) Deccan Chargers 46/2 (RR: 6.57)
- AC Gilchrist 20 (20b 2x4 1x6)
- RG Sharma 1 (4b)
- Harbhajan Singh 2-0-23-0
- DJ Bravo 1-0-1-1
Rohan Raje replaces Bravo. The wicketkeeper, Shah, stands up to the stumps.
Raje to Gilchrist, 1 run, back of a length on the pads and turned away for a single past midwicket
Raje to Sharma, no run, pitches it wider and gets some movement away from Rohit, whose feet don't move as he chases the ball and misses, well taken there by Shah too
Raje to Sharma, SIX, shot! Just a bit too short from Raje and Rohit clubs it flat over midwicket
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, another slower ball, fuller and Rohit comes onto the front foot, driving to extra cover where Harbhajan - sporting a black, Monty Panesar-like patka - is late to get there
Raje to Gilchrist, 1 run, on the pads and easily tucked off for a single
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, full and he comes forward, driving from outside off wide of mid-on
End of over 8 (10 runs) Deccan Chargers 56/2 (RR: 7.00)
- RG Sharma 9 (8b 1x6)
- AC Gilchrist 22 (22b 2x4 1x6)
- RR Raje 1-0-10-0
- Harbhajan Singh 2-0-23-0
Back comes Bravo.
Bravo to Sharma, 1 run, just a bit of room and Rohit drops it down backward of point for one
Change of angle for Bravo
Bravo to Gilchrist, no run, slides down and brushes the pads, Shah dives to his right and takes it
Bravo to Gilchrist, no run, offers width, Gilchrist wafts at it and misses, done by the poor footwork
Bravo to Gilchrist, no run, shot and well fielded by Harbhajan at cover, the ball was full and wide and Gilchrist smacked it hard and the fielder slid to his left to save four
Packed off-side field ....
Bravo to Gilchrist, 1 run, full and wide and Gilchrist slices it in the air through the gap to the sweeper
Bravo to Sharma, 1 run, shorter ball, Rohit gets up and checks the wrists, getting one to cover
End of over 9 (3 runs) Deccan Chargers 59/2 (RR: 6.55)
- RG Sharma 11 (10b 1x6)
- AC Gilchrist 23 (26b 2x4 1x6)
- DJ Bravo 2-0-4-1
- RR Raje 1-0-10-0
Six balls before the mandatory tactical break.
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, short, wide, Rohit throws the bat at it and spoons it up and down to third man, but Jayasuriya does not pick it and is very slow to react ... it was a chance, but he didn't spot the ball and it dropped a few feet in front of him
Raje to Gilchrist, no run, attempted yorker outside off, jammed out to backward point
Raje to Gilchrist, 2 runs, full toss outside off which is hammered into the gap at midwicket, hard running gets him two, the sweeper returns it to his end but he's home safe, well run there
Raje to Gilchrist, OUT, bowled em! Raje holds his nerve and pitches it up on off stump, Gilchrist doesn't move his feet as he swings across the line and off stump is pegged back
AC Gilchrist b Raje 25 (29b 2x4 1x6) SR: 86.20
Now that is a massive blow just before the break. Gilchrist could have batted out the over and cashed in after the interval but he played a poor shot. A very scratchy innings. In comes Dwayne Smith.
Raje to Smith, no run, right on the dime and Smith thuds bat and pad together in defence
Raje to Smith, 1 run, swings at one outside off again and gets it just wide of midwicket
So, Deccan rocked in the over. Time for the seven-and-half-minute break. Don't go very far.
End of over 10 (4 runs) Deccan Chargers 63/3 (RR: 6.30)
- DR Smith 1 (2b)
- RG Sharma 12 (11b 1x6)
- RR Raje 2-0-14-1
- DJ Bravo 2-0-4-1
Welcome back after the quickie. Deccan struggling. Jayasuriya comes on for some left-arm spin.
Jayasuriya to Smith, 1 run, flat on middle and off, watchfully pushed in front of point for one
Jayasuriya to Sharma, no run, flat outside leg stump, Rohit goes for the booming sweep but makes poor contact, the ball balloons up off his forearm
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run, poor ball and now he manages to get bat on the sweep for one
Jayasuriya to Smith, no run, shorter ball, still rather flat though, pitches outside leg stump and Smith is late on the pull, struck low but not in front of the stumps and the appeal is turned down
Jayasuriya to Smith, FOUR, flat on leg stump, and thats a very well played glance for four
Jayasuriya to Smith, no run, slows it up a tad, lands it on middle and leg, and Smith defends
End of over 11 (6 runs) Deccan Chargers 69/3 (RR: 6.27)
- DR Smith 6 (6b 1x4)
- RG Sharma 13 (13b 1x6)
- ST Jayasuriya 1-0-6-0
- RR Raje 2-0-14-1
Raje continues. He's been impressive with his medium pace.
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, comes onto the front foot and drives the full ball down to long-off
Raje to Smith, SIX, massive! Smith just clears the front leg and tees off superbly, clubbing the slower ball from outside off stump and thats miles back over midwicket, really a great shot
Raje to Smith, 1 run, fuller and straight and bunted back in the air to Raje's right, he gets a hand but parries it away and the umpire did well to jump out of the ball's path
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, pitched up and thats well driven down the ground for one more
Raje to Smith, 1 run, another big heave, no real timing to speak of and he gets an inside edge to square leg, he was looking to line that one up for six more was Smith
Raje to Sharma, 1 run, low full toss outside off which is driven just wide of midwicket for one
End of over 12 (11 runs) Deccan Chargers 80/3 (RR: 6.66)
- RG Sharma 16 (16b 1x6)
- DR Smith 14 (9b 1x4 1x6)
- RR Raje 3-0-25-1
- ST Jayasuriya 1-0-6-0
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run, full and flat just outside leg stump, Rohit uses his feet and chips the ball inside out wide of Duminy at extra cover
Jayasuriya to Smith, 1 run, slower ball, full outside leg, a mistimed sweep but still a leg bye
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 leg bye, some turn now, pitching outside leg stump and drawing a leading edge as Rohit plays the flick but looks on as the ball takes the splice and rolls to third man
Jayasuriya to Smith, 1 run, back to full and flat on the pads and Smith turns it away for one
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run, makes room to the sixth stump and pulls a shorter ball wide of midwicket
Jayasuriya to Smith, OUT, timber! Smith just sees the shorter length and backs away to pull it over midwicket but he does not connect at all and the ball thuds into middle stump
DR Smith b Jayasuriya 16 (12b 1x4 1x6) SR: 133.33
Reward for Jayasuriya, who varied his speed and length. Smith isn't a good player of spin.
End of over 13 (5 runs) Deccan Chargers 85/4 (RR: 6.53)
- RG Sharma 18 (19b 1x6)
- ST Jayasuriya 2-0-10-1
- RR Raje 3-0-25-1
Kulkarni to Sharma, no run, down leg and he plays a big pull but there's no bat on ball and it hits the pads and drops near Rohit's feet
Kulkarni to Sharma, 1 run, gets a bit of room and drives the ball into the gap at cover for one
Venugopal Rao to face his first ball. He's not in good form.
Kulkarni to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, a bit of width and he's off the mark with a steer past backward point
Kulkarni to Sharma, 2 runs, pitched up and there's a nice push back past bowler and mid-off
Kulkarni to Sharma, FOUR, reaches out to drive a fuller ball but is very lucky to get a thick inside back past the stumps, with fine leg up Rohit gets his first four of whats been an iffy innings so far
Kulkarni to Sharma, no run, again early onto the front foot and driving, but with too much bottom hand this time and Kulkarni fields the ball in his follow through
End of over 14 (8 runs) Deccan Chargers 93/4 (RR: 6.64)
- RG Sharma 25 (24b 1x4 1x6)
- Y Venugopal Rao 1 (1b)
- DS Kulkarni 3-0-17-1
- ST Jayasuriya 2-0-10-1
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, no run, bowling! Pitches on leg and rips across Rao, with some good bounce, beats the bat and well taken by Shah behind the stumps
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, full and flat on off, Rao makes room and punches past cover
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 2 runs, uses his feet to make room, Jayasuriya sees him and fires it wide, Rohit clips on the full past midwicket and gets one, theres a call for the second but he's stuck and Rao says come one, I'll take one for the team but the bowler doesn't collect the throw from Bravo too well and then returns a worse throw to Shah at the other end so in all is well for Deccan
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, makes room and pushes to wide of extra cover for one
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run, comes out and drives the ball down to long-on
End of over 15 (6 runs) Deccan Chargers 99/4 (RR: 6.60)
- RG Sharma 29 (27b 1x4 1x6)
- Y Venugopal Rao 3 (4b)
- ST Jayasuriya 3-0-16-1
- DS Kulkarni 3-0-17-1
Kulkarni to Sharma, no run, comes out, makes room, reaches out to drive but picks out Harbhajan in the covers, who reacts well and saves a couple
Kulkarni to Sharma, no run, wide ball but he steps across and reaches out again, chopping to gully
Kulkarni to Sharma, 1 run, kneels down and swings across the line, not timed well but he gets a single out to the deep midwicket sweeper to raise the 100 for Deccan
Kulkarni to Venugopal Rao, 1 wide, pitched up wide of off stump, Rao chases and cannot connect
Kulkarni to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, again Rao chases the ball, rolling the wrists, and chops to gully
Kulkarni to Sharma, no run, dances out and collects it off the toe end, straight to extra cover
Kulkarni to Sharma, 1 run, gets right across the stumps and paddles a low full toss from well outside off stump, for all his cheeky efforts he only gets a single down to deep square leg
Very good finish to Kulkarni's spell.
End of over 16 (4 runs) Deccan Chargers 103/4 (RR: 6.43)
- RG Sharma 31 (32b 1x4 1x6)
- Y Venugopal Rao 4 (5b)
- DS Kulkarni 4-0-21-1
- ST Jayasuriya 3-0-16-1
Just four overs left. Deccan need to step on it.
Jayasuriya to Sharma, FOUR, backs away to outside leg stump and plays a very delicate shot, back-cutting excellently and picking the gap at backward point for a much needed boundary
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 2 runs, shuffles out and clips the ball on the full for two out to deep midwicket
Jayasuriya to Sharma, 1 run, well bowled, sees Rohit shuffling and absolutely fires it into the blockhole and he just manages to get a touch on it for a single toward midwicket
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, SIX, dances out, making room, and clears mid-off with a miscue, good stuff
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, 2 runs, fired in outside leg and he paddles it away for a couple
Jayasuriya to Venugopal Rao, no run, again he makes room, Jayasuriya is alert and fires it in, Rao slashes with an inside edge to short third man and wants one but Rohit says thats enough now
Bad last over from Jayasuriya. Malinga is back.
End of over 17 (15 runs) Deccan Chargers 118/4 (RR: 6.94)
- Y Venugopal Rao 12 (8b 1x6)
- RG Sharma 38 (35b 2x4 1x6)
- ST Jayasuriya 4-0-31-1
- DS Kulkarni 4-0-21-1
Malinga to Sharma, OUT, now there's a theatrical catch from Bravo in the deep! Malinga pitches on a length, Rohit clears the front leg and swings it away, its another mishit over midwicket and Bravo runs in from long-on and dives forward to take the catch ... now he didn't need to dive but the showman that Bravo is, he flung himself up at the last second to get the crowd cheering
RG Sharma c Bravo b Malinga 38 (36b 2x4 1x6) SR: 105.55
Malinga to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, fired in wide of off stump and thats jammed into the covers
Malinga to Ravi Teja, 1 leg bye, ah, lovely ball but no reaction from umpire Benson! Full, straight, curling back in and that would just have missed leg stump .. but what bowling at the death
Malinga to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, dug in this time, he hops up and drops it down past backward point
Malinga to Ravi Teja, 1 run, attempted yorker outside off, Teja inside-edges wide of midwicket
Malinga to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, change of pace, still full and straight, Rao clips it off the toes for one
Super stuff on return from Malinga. Continues to be frugal and lethal.
End of over 18 (5 runs) Deccan Chargers 123/5 (RR: 6.83)
- Y Venugopal Rao 15 (11b 1x6)
- DB Ravi Teja 1 (2b)
- SL Malinga 3-0-15-1
- ST Jayasuriya 4-0-31-1
Bravo to Venugopal Rao, FOUR, oh Rao! Bravo serves it up just outside the blockhole and Rao makes room, taking it off the toe end of the bat and picking out the gap behind point for four
Bravo to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, slower ball, short of a length, Rao makes room and mistimes the pull
Bravo to Ravi Teja, 1 leg bye, slides down the pads, Teja is late on the flick but gets a leg bye
Bravo to Venugopal Rao, 2 runs, short just outside off, he swings it through midwicket for an easy two
Bravo to Venugopal Rao, FOUR, slower ball outside off, short of a length, Rao makes room and looks to hit it over point but gets a thick outside edge well wide of the wicketkeeper so thats four more
Bravo to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, again he makes room and hits this one over covers, another loose shot and should have been taken but Tendulkar ran a bit ahead of himself and didn't take it
End of over 19 (13 runs) Deccan Chargers 136/5 (RR: 7.15)
- Y Venugopal Rao 27 (16b 2x4 1x6)
- DB Ravi Teja 1 (3b)
- DJ Bravo 3-0-16-1
- SL Malinga 3-0-15-1
So the final over. Malinga to bowl.
Malinga to Venugopal Rao, 1 run, OUT, put that down to smart work from the wicketkeeper! Its another gem of a yorker on the stumps, swung away with an inside edge past midwicket, Rao runs the first hard and then dives as he comes back on the second, Shah has to extend the hand to his right after he collects and knocks the stumps over and after a couple replays its ruled that Rao is out because his bat was in the air even though it was over the line ... really well collected by Shah, it wasn't an accurate throw back from Bravo in the deep
Y Venugopal Rao run out 28 (17b 2x4 1x6) SR: 164.70
Here's Ryan Harris
Malinga to Harris, no run, another full one in the blockhole, Harris makes sure to get his toes out of the way as he clips the ball back down the track and Malinga stick out a hand to field
Malinga to Harris, 2 runs, just a bit astray on the yorker and Harris drives past mid-on for two
Malinga to Harris, 1 run, another good yorker on off stump, Harris makes room and just gets a bit of bat on ball, swinging it wide of midwicket, Tendulkar does the fielding
Malinga to Ravi Teja, 3 runs, shuffles across his stumps and clips the ball from off stump, uppishly wide of midwicket, Bravo again comes in the picture but returns a wild throw that gives away more
Malinga to Harris, 2 runs, good shot, uses his feet to meet the ball on the full, Harris bunts it down to long-on and with Teja sprints hard to get Deccan through to 145
Deccan didn't get the big start or the final fling. Wickets fell at regular junctures and Mumbai have set themselves 146 to chase. A par score you would have said a few evenings ago but then we've seen Bangalore chase a similar target down, and you have to also factor in that Deccan are without Edwards and Ojha. Join us in a few moments for Mumbai's response.
End of over 20 (9 runs) Deccan Chargers 145/6
- RJ Harris 5 (4b)
- DB Ravi Teja 4 (4b)
- SL Malinga 4-0-24-1
- DJ Bravo 3-0-16-1


text:
Telstar By january k
An ex-icon of Calgary - now lovingly reinstalled at the Glenbow Museum.
Mar 02, 2011
Arts & Culture, Must-See Spots
130 9 Avenue Southeast Calgary Alberta
Like this Photo
Suggested Itineraries
Stampedeview details
Enjoy the Stampede and fit in some other Calgary family experiences besides.
Icons & Landmarksview details
Take a tour of Calgary at some of our vintage landmarks, or go straight for the big vistas at attractions like the Calgary Tower and WinSport.
Report this Photo
Is this photo inappropriate? If so, please let us know.Report ImageCancel

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Moore, Woodland set up Monday playoff in Malaysia
(Reuters) - Americans Ryan Moore and Gary Woodland set up a Monday playoff after finishing tied on 14-under at the weather-hit CIMB Classic in Malaysia on Sunday.
Play was halted for three hours and then again for another 30 minutes due to lightning and thunderstorm and by the time the leading group had finished their regulation round, darkness had engulfed the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club.
Woodland, who started a shot behind Moore in the last round, narrowly missed a 10-foot putt for a birdie on the par-five 18th hole, which could have earned him his third PGA Tour title.
"I made it when I looked up, and it just broke too much at the end there," the 29-year-old told reporters after his round of three-under 69, which contained five birdies and two bogeys.
"But it was a tough day, and obviously to come down to the last putt, obviously I'd like to have made it, but I wouldn't do anything different.
"I hit it where I wanted to, and unfortunately it didn't go in."
The 31-year-old Moore, who had the lead after the first round and a share of the top spot after the third in the $7 million event, gained a shot on the par-four 16th to climb up beside Woodland.
"To have to come back tomorrow for a playoff is not the worst thing ever," Moore said. "I'm just happy to be in it.
"I was scrambling there on the last hole just to somehow make a par and kind of see what happens at that point, and fortunately I still get another shot at it." Continued...


text:
Pet Gear The Other Door Steel Crate with Bolster Pad - Black (27) - $169.99
This deluxe steel crate features heavy-duty, blow-molded plastic with steel inserts that is resistant to cracking in cold weather. Rounded corners and no sharp edges eliminate damage to your house and car and protect your dog from injury. Four doors offer accessibility from all sides, and the garage-style side door stays up and out of the way when open. Integrated wheels and a pull handle allow for easy movement from room to room. A bolster pad and carry/storage bag are included. No tools necessary for assembly. Sage-colored plastic with black metal sides. Available: Small 27L x 18.25W x 21.75H. Medium 36.5L x 24.5W x 27.5H. Large 42L x 28W x 28H. Size: 27. Color: Black. Type: Pet Crates. - $169.99


text:
You are currently using an unsupported web browser.
We support the latest versions of these browsers:
If you have any problems while attempting to download a browser, you should contact your organization's system administrator.
For any questions related to Cvent, feel free to contact our Customer Care team.
Butterfly on Hollywood is conveniently situated on Hollywood Road near the Soho area in Central. This unique boutique hotel welcomes discerning business and leisure travelers in an atmosphere of intimate style and comfort with 148 rooms.
The hotel recently launched a new room ser...
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.


text:
Please select a proper weight class above
USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie rankings, May 23: Welcome to the Top 15, Linton Vassell
There may have been bigger names at Bellator 179, but perhaps no one did more for himself at the event than Linton Vassell.
With a dominant performance and third-round submission of former light heavyweight champion Liam McGeary at the event in Lonson, Vassell put himself in position to be asking for a shot at the title after champ Phil Davis and Ryan Bader settle things next month.
England's Vassell was outside our list before the fight, but the win over McGeary, who previously was ranked No. 8, catapulted him onto the charts.
Take a look at the rankings to see the movement from this past weekend's action, and ahead of this Sunday's UFC Fight Night 109 in Sweden, which also could feature bit changes at light heavyweight when No. 5 Glover Teixeira takes on No. 6 Alexander Gustafsson.
Ranking Criteria
The rankings take into account a fighter's wins/losses, quality of competition, finishing rate/dominance and frequency of fights.
Fighters are no longer eligible to be ranked after they've been inactive for 24 months, either due to injuries, drug/conduct suspensions, contract disputes or self-imposed hiatuses.
Fighters serving drug/conduct suspensions are eligible to be ranked, so long as they're not inactive for more than 24 months.
To the best of our ability, fighters will be ranked in their primary weight class. Catchweight fights and bouts outside the fighter's primary weight class can have a positive or negative impact on the ranking. However, non-titleholders can be ranked in only one weight class at a given time, and in most cases, they won't be ranked in a new weight class until they've had their first fight at that weight.


text:
You missed it This great deal for Arigato Japanese Steak House is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Related Deals That You May Like
Saffron Indian Cuisine
$20 to Spend on Indian Cuisine for 2 or More
St. Pete$20$12
Cookies, Cakes, and Gift Baskets from Cheryl's
St. Pete$30$15
Chianti Ristorante Italiano
$30 or $50 to Spend on Italian Cuisine at Dinner
St. Pete$30$21
$20 or $40 to Spend on Food and Drink
St. Pete$40$21.99
Arigato Japanese Steak House
$30 to Spend on Japanese Hibachi and More at an Award-Winning Restaurant
- Save 50%
- 686 purchased
This local favorite has picked up awards for it's outstanding cuisine, family-friendly atmosphere, and celebratory personality -- all of which culminated in Citysearch naming it the Best Restaurant in Tampa in 2009 and 2010:
• $15 for $30 to spend on food and drink (Monday through Thursday)
• $18 for $30 to spend on food and drink (Friday through Sunday)
• With either offer, must purchase at least two adult entrées
• Find a table any day of the week at the Clearwater or St. Petersburg spot
A Taste for the Dramatic
For more than 40 years, Arigato's menu has been satisfying diners craving outstanding dishes featuring flavorful steak, seafood, veggies, and more. Order an entrée expertly crafted in the kitchen, or watch as a masterful hibachi chef prepares your dish with flair as you sit grillside. And consider pairing your meal with a glass of sake or Japanese beer.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 26, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON September 10, 2014
3600 66th St North, St Petersburg, FL 33710
727-343-5200 | get directions
26508 US Hwy 19 N, Clearwater, FL 33761
727-799-0202 | get directions


text:
Journey to Infinity
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dust-jacket from the first edition
|edited by Martin Greenberg
|Cover artist
|Edd Cartier
|United States
|Science fiction Short stories
|Gnome Press
Publication date
|Media type
|Print (Hardback)
|381 pp
Journey to Infinity is a 1951 anthology of science fiction short stories edited by Martin Greenberg. The stories originally appeared in the magazines Astounding, Amazing Stories and Future.
- Foreword, by Martin Greenberg
- Introduction, by Fletcher Pratt
- "False Dawn", by A. Bertram Chandler
- "Atlantis", by Edward E. Smith, Ph.D.
- "Letter to a Phoenix", by Fredric Brown
- "Unite and Conquer", by Theodore Sturgeon
- "Breakdown", by Jack Williamson
- "Dance of a New World", by John D. MacDonald
- "Mother Earth", by Isaac Asimov
- "There Shall Be Darkness", by C. L. Moore
- "Taboo", by Fritz Leiber
- "Overthrow", by Cleve Cartmill
- "Barrier of Dread", by Judith Merril
- "Metamorphosite", by Eric Frank Russell
Villiers Gerson, writing in Astounding Science Fiction, complained that nearly half the stories in the book were "second-rate", selected to fit in along thematic lines rather than for their own merit.[1] The New York Times noted that the anthology presented "the science-fictional History of Man."[2]
- ^ "Book Reviews", Astounding Science Fiction, July 1951, p.154
- ^ "In The Realm of the Spacemen", The New York Times Book Review, June 3, 1951
- Chalker, Jack L.; Mark Owings (1998). The Science-Fantasy Publishers: A Bibliographic History, 1923-1998. Westminster, MD and Baltimore: Mirage Press, Ltd. p. 300.
- Contento, William G. "Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections". Retrieved 2008-02-25.
External links[edit]
- Journey to Infinity title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
|This article about a science fiction book is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
|This article about an anthology of written works is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our uncomplicated sign up form and login to the site.
This step is noncompulsory but will seriously multiply your chances of having members look at your profile. Introduce yourself, your pasttimes and upload your best photograph.
Utilise our website's advanced search to uncover members who meet your criteria. Or just scan through listings and uncover people that appear interesting.
Discovered someone who you like the look of? Send a letter to them or just a wink and await their reply. With a little luck you'll be on your way to locating your ideal partner.
You won't regret it


text:
Gillies Baitfish Metal LuresPLU 128403
- Baitfish imitation lure perfect for casting
- Use for salmon, tailor, bonito, mackerel & more
- Metal spinning lure
The classic baitfish shape of the Gillies Baitfish Metal lure will bring alive any fish species that locks eyes on it. When retrieved at a slow pace, it will dart through the water like a wounded baitfish fleeing from the school, and it will entice tailor and salmon to take it in. On the other hand, you can crank this little lure back at pace, and it is sure to entice bonito, tuna and mackerel to have a go at it.
The Gillies offers an incredibly realistic baitfish profile that has proven itself in both salt and freshwater. They are such a versatile lure that they can also be used to chase trout in rivers and dams.
You can also use them for slow jigging, as well as spinning or trolling, whether it's from boats, shore, reef, surf, estuary, lake, stream or rocks. For best results, vary speed and angle of retrieve, and choose different colours to match the available baitfish in the area.
If the fish are feeding on a small-sized lure, this is where the smaller profile comes into play.
- Baitfish imitation lure perfect for casting
- Use for salmon, tailor, bonito, mackerel & more
- Metal spinning lure
Delivery Time Frames
We use a selection of courier services with delivery times of between 3 business days after dispatch for smaller items, and 3 - 7 business days for larger items, depending on your delivery location. Courier deliveries are made during business hours, Monday to Friday only. During the checkout process you will have the opportunity to select your courier service of choice based on the size and weight, delivery pick-up address and delivery location of your order.
Split Deliveries, Multiple consignments.
Occasionally, customers orders may need to be sourced and supplied by various rebel locations. If this is the case, then your order may arrive at its destination on more than one consignment and with more than one courier company. The multiple shipping charges are not passed onto the customer.
The shipping charge paid at the checkout page of the order will not be exceeded even if multiple deliveries are required
Track & Trace
All orders placed online at bcf.com.au are delivered via courier. You can track the progress of your order from placement through to delivery via our Track & Trace portal. Simply enter your Order Number (ie. 0000012345) and your first and last name to view the progress of your order.
Once your order has been packed ready for dispatch you will see a consignment number and link to track your order directly through the courier's website.
Please allow up to 24 hours for your parcel to register in the couriers system before attempting to track your order. If you have any concerns contact our Customer Service Team by phone on 1300 175 010 or complete our online enquiry form. We will generally respond to online
Delivery Fees
Your delivery cost will vary depending on the size, weight and location of the products you choose to purchase as well as your delivery location of choice. Normally the larger the item, the more expensive delivery will be. Extremely large goods (ie. Items requiring a two man lift) will also incur higher delivery rates. At the checkout you will be offered a number of delivery services to choose from.
Please note: As we use couriers to deliver all parcels, products will not be delivered to an unattended address (Unless an ATL service is selected during checkout). The courier will require a signature from an occupant at the specified delivery address at the time of delivery, if no one is available to sign for any parcel a card will be left and the parcel re- directed to the nearest Courier depot. You will then be responsible for collecting the parcel from that depot or paying an additional charge for re-delivery.
bcf.com.au recommends all deliveries be shipped to a location that is attended during business hours, whether that is a home, work or other address, to minimize any redelivery delays and/or fees.
You may incur additional delivery fees/freight charges within the checkout (in excess of the fees and charges specified above) for:
- Large quantity or bulk orders.
- Express or urgent deliveries; or
- Non-stock and/or bespoke items
Bulky Items
At checkout, you will be notified of shipping costs for your approval, these are calculated automatically by the site in accordance with our courier companies' freight charges via a courier aggregation application (supplied by Temando). Bulky items are those with either a high weight or large cubic volume. Products are allocated as bulky as determined by the shipping methods of our courier companies.
Please note if your cart contains non-bulky and bulky items your cart will be calculated accordingly.
P.O. Boxes and Authority to Leave (ATL)
We are unable to deliver goods to PO Box addresses as all delivery orders are sent via courier services.
We currently do not offer ATL at this time.
International Shipping
Unfortunately bcf.com.au is currently unable to provide international shipping.
Reasons for order delays
- Entry of an incorrect or incomplete address during checkout.
- The address had no-one to sign for the parcel, and "Authority to Leave" was not selected at checkout.
- Incorrect payment information was entered against the order. Please double check all details at time of checkout as your order will only be created upon receipt of payment.
- In the event an order is flagged for verification we may need to get in contact via phone before dispatching some orders. Personal details may need to be confirmed for fraud prevention if we are unable to verify the shipping destination to protect the card holder, and this may delay shipping.
- Occasionally if a particular product is in high demand we may need to supply product from outside of our standard delivery network. This can cause delays in dispatch if orders are directed to regional locations etc.
If your order is not received within the quoted delivery period please check your order progress via our Track & Trace portal, alternatively contact our Customer Support Team on 1300 175 010 or complete our online enquiry form. We will generally respond to online enquiries within 24 hours.


text:
Hi All
This morning my alarm went off, I went down to turn it off, but it would not when pressing keyfob. Unlocked car with key and alarm stopped.
I then noticed that all the warning lights on the dashboard were on, temp gauge was on max, brake lights stuck on. Even though the key was not in the ignition.
The car will start and all lights go out temp gauge goes to normal. Once turn off ignition, all lights back on again.
For now I have disconnected the battery.
Has anyone else experienced this and does anyone know what is wrong?
Need help.
Thank you


text:
This early work by Arthur Edward Waite was originally published in 1922 and we are now republishing it with a brand new introductory biography. 'Saint-Martin, the French Mystic, and the Story of Modern Martinism' is one of Waite's works on the history of mysticism. Arthur Edward Waite was born on the 2nd of October, 1857 in America. After the death of his father, Waite and his mother returned to her native England, where he was raised in North London, attending St. Charles' College from the age of thirteen. Waite left school to become a clerk, but also wrote verse in his spare time. The death of his sister, Frederika Waite, in 1874 soon attracted him into psychical research. Waite became a prolific author with many of his works being well received in academic circles. He wrote occult texts on subjects including divination, esotericism, Rosicrucianism, Freemasonry and ceremonial magic, Kabbalism, and alchemy.
To view this DRM protected ebook on your desktop or laptop you will need to have Adobe Digital Editions installed. It is a free software. We also strongly recommend that you sign up for an AdobeID at the Adobe website. For more details please see FAQ 1&2. To view this ebook on an iPhone, iPad or Android mobile device you will need the Adobe Digital Editions app, or BlueFire Reader or Txtr app. These are free, too. For more details see this article.
Preview Ebook
If you find anything wrong with this product listing, perhaps the description is wrong, the author is incorrect, or it is listed in the wrong category, then please contact us. We will promptly address your feedback.


text:
Today's partisan videos: Rush on bi-, Pelosi on non-
Limbaugh all for bipartisanship as he sees itPelosi won't even go there
Limbaugh all for bipartisanship as he sees itPelosi won't even go there
Not really political, but it does show that all miscreants are not master criminal geniuses...at least not the ones in New Zealand.
The funding debates haven't come down to this...yet.
Post inaugural high-fiving (a bit dated, but it has a good beat, and, you know, you could dance to it, So I'd give it an 87.)HIGH-FIVE INAUGURATION! - watch more funny videos
Governor-for-the-time-being Rod Blagojevich is everywhere today (except in Springfield where his impeachment trial is proceeding without him). His most extensive interview was probably on Good Morning America.
In this small Japanese city, some money.Take that everyone who though Obama was an Irish name...
Many elected officials, from Washington, D.C., to Spokane, Wash., are getting a raise this year.The fact that they are getting more money in what might charitably be described as "hard times," has some people angry. It's also fodder for some pretty good satire, particularly on...
Sarah Palin dishes on the campaign, the media, Katie Couric, Carolyn Kennedy.
Here's a chance to impress your date, courtesy of the City of Spokane. Councilman Richard Rush is hosting a film series, for free, at City Hall. And even a discussion afterwards to explore your impressions of the film. How deep can you get?One Friday a...
What the House did on the first day (after swearing in the newcomers).
Gov. Chris Gregoire's office has an early announcement of something big -- they won't say what -- Tuesday morning.Early, as in possibly before 8 a.m.That means it's timed to something in another time zone, such as Eastern Standard Time, which is what the other Washington...
Monday is the opening day of the initiative season in Washington (which lasts even longer than Baseball Season, because it goes from today until the general election.)There to throw out the first pitch, as expected, was Tim Eyman, with a tax limiting initiative.But Eyman wasn't...
The Magnuson Club, that venerable monthly gathering of Democrats for lunch, news and gossip, has cancelled today's meeting.Because of snow...but you probably guessed that.
The following things are reliable indicators that a new year has begun: The big ball drops in Times Square. Several hundred brave but foolish souls dash into Lake Coeur d'Alene. Tim Eyman announces he's got a new intiative to file with the Secretary of State's...
The Spokesman-Review's political team keeps a critical eye on local, state and national politics.
|Jan. 2009


text:
Lance alignmentSep 12, 2012 // Other Info //
Mr. Lance W. Recommended
This alignment is the result of
experimentation with the factory numbers to
improve road feel and to reduce inside edge wear on the rear tires that is
common with the factory settings. These settings will add grip at the
and dramatically improve the feedback to the driver in the steering wheel.
They will also reduce or eliminate inside edge wear on the rear tires, help and I
have gone as far as 24, viagra sale 000 miles on a set of Bridgestone S-02s with these
settings. The car will still under steer slightly, but the aggressive
will find much more predictable handling and significantly better feedback
from the car. Obviously, these settings are still compromised for street
use. Autocross, road race, and drag race competitors can use these as a
baseline, but will probably require somewhat different settings to be
1. What is a Good
Street/Lance W. Alignment?
(on 255/40R17 tires this rear toe
equates to .090 deg, i.e. .045 deg per side)
(on 275/40R17 tires this rear toe equates to .088 deg, i.e. .044 deg per
Front and Rear Toe are critical to
tire wear, even small deviations from spec may cause unusual wear patterns or
excessive wear.
2. What is the
Stock Toyota Alignment?
To Calculate Degrees of Toe
When Given mm of Toe:
*Note that this is dependent upon the wheel diameter and tire diameter
Formula: Calculate the Wheel + Tire Diameter (in mm) for the
stock rear wheel + Tire
Example: (2 * tire width * aspect ratio / 100) + (wheel diameter)
= wheel + tire diameter
(2 * 255mm * .4) + (17 * 25.4) = 635.8 mm
Here the goal is 1 mm of total toe in. (This is 0.5 mm on the driver
rear tire and 0.5 mm on the passenger rear tire.)
We want to calculate the angle each side wheel + tire must deviate from
a line parallel to the centerline of the car.
arcsin(0.5 mm / 635.8 mm) = .045 deg
.045 deg per side * 2 sides = .09 deg total toe in
Related Posts


text:
25,000 Free Range Hens
The 25,000 Hens at the Barradale farm are all laying Free Range Eggs. These eggs are collected and packed at high speed to ensure they are delivered to customers at an unbeatable speed to ensure ultra fresh free range eggs are available to be sold on by customers to their respective customers.
Barradale produced eggs have passed the Laid in Britain accreditation, which is awarded to poultry farms after the egg producing company has passed stringent tests for the health and welfare of the hens and quality of produce.
No Salmonella
LAID IN BRITAIN eggs have an amazing record which states that no egg has ever been tested positive for Salmonella. This makes Laid in Britain eggs unique and the safest recorded accreditation for quality eggs. This assurance scheme promotes extra care for the hens and quality of produce which Barradale is committed to uphold, Salmonella free eggs!
New High Speed Packing
With the installation of a new high speed packing and grading machine, Barradale offers a comprehensive fast service. Delivery of Barradale Free Range Eggs can be from the laying hen to the customer the next working day. Now that's fast!
Locally Produced Eggs
Following the Laid in Britain guidelines all egg boxes marked with the Laid in Britain Logo are from Barradale's own poultry farm or locally produced eggs from associated farms. This guarantees extra fresh, high quality eggs clearly marked with their sell by date. With locally produced eggs, the delivery chain is short and eggs can be traced back to the originating farm.
Barradale is committed to moving forward with the times, ensuring Barradale's customers are always given the best quality eggs for their respective customers. This commitment will continue by strictly following the Laid in Britain guide lines. Customer care and welfare comes first and always will.
You can keep up with the latest news at Barradale's new blog webspace at
Barradale News
Barradale Eggs are proud to announce that they have moved forward with a new quality assurance accreditation which is believed to be a far better scheme for the future of Barradale and their customers.
With a fresh approach to providing fresh quality eggs even faster to the customer. 25,000 certified Free Range Hens are now producing an even higher quality egg by following the Laid in Britain stringent guidelines for a healthier flock than ever produced previously.
Not only a new flock, also a new all singing and dancing egg grading machine which will make grading eggs 3 times faster than the previous plant. These improvements will allow Barradale to deliver eggs even fresher than most of its competitors.
Customer satisfaction has always been the byword of the company and the latest improvements mean you can offer your customers quality eggs with even greater confidence of their freshness than ever before.


text:
Hotel Haga Kristineberg
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Haga Kristineberg Stockholm
Travel Blogs from Stockholm
Back in Malmo
... coffee and although we didn't see her she must have come past us and bought a coffee and a sandwich.
When we got back there was coffee all over the floor. It turns out she dropped her sandwich and when she picked it up spilt her coffee all over the floor and Olivia. The miserable bugger didn't even apologise. We all hope Karma visits her in the next day or 2.
As for the trips scenery wise. ...
Stockholm Sweden
... We took all the suggested precautions to stave off the inevitable jet lag like taking aspirin in the off chance a blood clot might do us in before we land. And, after landing a long walk in the sunshine which we faithfully did, to good avail. It still took a good two to three days to shake it. We stayed one night at the Clarion by the Stockholm airport situated about 1/2 hour north of the city. The public transportation is quite extensive with train stations right ...
Stockholm Sweden
... of the old town along narrow cobblestoned streets pasted medieval buildings. Second day did a coach tour and river tour of Stockholm through old and new areas could spend a week just looking around Stockholm unfortunately didn't get to go outside of city. Well now our land tours are over we spend the next 3 days at sea not looking forward to that as I get motion sickness so hope it's not rough. We leave tonite 30/6 at 8pm and arrive in Southampton England on 4/7 @ ...
The home of ABBA
... Marley should know what he started.
Another couple of travelers on the ferry, Ben Johansen and his wife, sat with us a good deal of the time on the trip and gave us a bit of an insight into Finland and Sweden, they were excellent company, even though I had to dart out to photograph some of the islands from time to time.
The trip across the Baltic Sea through the archipelago was beautiful with hundreds of tiny islands dotting ...
... on the ground. Very old school inside, don't think it has been renovated since it was built! Took some pics then had cheesecake and a hot drink. We left to head back to town at 6pm. Met a nice girl who showed us the right bus stop to catch the bus back. We caught the bus back into town then walked through the international food stalls to the hotel. Did some blogging and Dylan put some pics on Facebook. Then had a shower and washed my hair then off to bed at ...


text:
As the fall semester winds down, we are busy taking registrations for the spring semester, which begins in January. There are several interesting courses you might want to consider as the New Year approaches and you find a little time on your hands.
Wedding and Event Fundamentals is a new course designed to take students from start to finish and all steps in between. Participants will learn to understand the client and the vision, tips and tricks of negotiation, and how to successfully manage the event.
This hands-on, interactive course will provide you with the knowledge and understanding of orchestrating a flawless event which captures the client�s overall impression and vision. The class will meet on Tuesday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. beginning Jan. 20 and ending April 7. Registration fee is $55.
Debt Free and Prosperous Living will outline a plan to achieve financial freedom through debt-free living. Each student needs to bring a list of their debts, including the balance owed and the minimum monthly payment. For mortgages, include only principle and interest. This course will meet two Monday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 26 and ending Feb. 2. Registration fee is $37.
Piano for Beginners I is a new course designed to teach you to learn to play the piano so you can play the music you love. Rhythms, notes and simple melodies will be taught on the keyboard. This course will meet on Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m. beginning Jan. 8 and ending Feb. 12. The registration fee is $45.
Interior Design will guide you in the right direction if you are ready for a change. Come explore elements and principles of design with color as a focal point as you prepare to transform your living space. Topics discussed will include space planning, lighting, furniture arrangement and a history of furniture design. Longtime Blue Ridge Community College instructor Judy King will teach this course on Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. beginning Feb. 12 and ending April 2. Registration fee is $71.30.
Beginning Digital Photography will get you on track if you�re still in the dark with your digital camera. Topics will include camera features and usage, image manipulation and file types, output options for a home darkroom and special techniques for improved color rendition.
Using demonstrations and examples, you will be up to speed on the digital superhighway before you know it. Cameras are optional for this informative class. This course will meet on Tuesday afternoons from 1 to 3 p.m. beginning Jan. 13 and ending Feb. 17. The registration fee is $60.
Beginning Spanish I provides a foundation for learning the Spanish language. Students will acquire the basic skills necessary to listen, speak, read, write and understand Spanish and Hispanic culture. This course will include the alphabet, pronunciation, present tense regular verbs, common nouns and adjectives. It will meet on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 8:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 14 and ending March 4. The registration fee is $55.
Practical Computer Concepts for Office 2007 Applications will allow you to become familiar with all four of the most commonly used applications in the this suite of programs. This course takes a practical approach teaching the most common features of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access and provides hands on experience that can be applied immediately. Several courses are offered at various morning, afternoon and evening times. The registration fee is $65.
Please remember most of our non-credit classes are cost-recovery, and we need a minimum number of students enrolled by the cancellation deadline to keep the program or course running. When too many people wait until the last minute to register, great classes taught by excellent instructors get cancelled. Don�t be disappointed. Register early!
For more information about any of the classes listed here, call (828) 694-1735.
Haney is director of public relations and can be reached at (828) 694-1885 or email@example.com.
Variety of classes offered at BRCC this spring
As the fall semester winds down, we are busy taking registrations for the spring semester, which begins in January. There are several interesting courses you might want to consider as the New Year approaches and you find a little time on your hands.


text:
Brain Activity Differentiates Youth with Bipolar Disorder from Youth with Unipolar Depression
Both bipolar disorder and unipolar depression often begin in childhood or adolescence, but it can be difficult to distinguish the two using symptoms only. People with bipolar illness may go a decade without receiving a correct diagnosis. Researcher Jorge Almeida and colleagues recently performed a meta-analysis of previous studies to determine what neural activity is typical of children with bipolar disorder versus children with unipolar depression while processing images of facial emotion. They found that youth with bipolar disorder were more likely to show limbic hyperactivity and cortical hypoactivity during emotional face processing than youth with unipolar depression. Almeida and colleagues hope that this type of data may eventually be used to diagnose these disorders or to measure whether treatment has been successful.
Differences in Depressive Episodes Across Bipolar I, II, and Major Depression
In a recent retrospective study, people with bipolar disorder I, bipolar disorder II, and major depressive disorder were interviewed about a 14-year period of their illness, and several differences emerged.
People with bipolar disorder I described their illnesses as including more psychomotor retardation (slowing of movements) and more psychotic features. People with bipolar disorder II had more mixed states than both people with major depression and people with bipolar I disorder. They also had less psychomotor slowing than people with bipolar I disorder.
Another purpose of this study by Andrew Frankland and colleagues in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, was to determine the effectiveness of the Probabalistic Approach to Bipolar Disorder, a statistical method for differentiating diagnoses. The approach was successful in differentiating both bipolar subtypes from major depression, but not in differentiating between the bipolar subtypes.
PANS, an Inflammatory Disease with Psychiatric Symptoms in Kids
Researcher Kiki Chang discussed pediatric acute onset neuropsychiatric syndrome (PANS), an inflammatory illness with psychiatric symptoms, at the 2014 meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. PANS is diagnosed when following an infection, a child who had previously been well has a sudden onset of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), mood dysregulation, tics, food restriction behaviors, and a variety of other symptoms. A similar syndrome called PANDAS (for pediatric acute onset neuropsychiatic disease associated with streptococcal infections) was first identified in children recovering from strep throat. The children suddenly developed OCD behaviors and tics after a streptococcal infection.
However, PANS is associated with a variety of infections, including viruses and other infections that do not involve streptococcus bacteria. PANS syndrome is typified by acute onset of obsessive compulsive disorder and food restrictions as well as two or more of the following symptoms: anxiety, mood swings and depression, irritability and aggression, behavioral regression, decreases in school performance, sensory motor abnormalities, and somatic alterations such as decreased sleep and urinary incontinence, frequency, and/or urgency. Tics are not part of the formal diagnosis, but are present in about 50% of patients.
In Chang's experience, the syndrome emerged 65% of the time in relationship to streptococcal infections, 13% with mycoplasma infections, 58% with viral infections, 39% in association with sinusitis, and 16% with otitis (inflammation of the ear). Increases in blood flow in the basal ganglia and increases in its volume likely occur due to antibodies that the immune system produces to fight infection, but which instead attack elements in the brain's striatum, including tubulin, calcium calmodulin kinase II, lyso-GM-1, and dopamine D1 and D2 receptors.
Chang suggested that a diagnostic workup for PANS should include: a complete blood count and screening for red blood cell sedimentation rate, mycoplasma antibodies IgG and IgM, anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA), ferritin (a protein that stores iron in blood), celiac disease, and other laboratory measures that are commercially available in a panel produced by the company Moleculera Labs. A more detailed description of the PANS syndrome and its diagnosis and workup is available in the most recent 2014 issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
In a related poster, Jennifer Frankovich, another researcher in Chang's lab, reported that 62% of family members of children with PANS had a history of autoimmune disorders.
Ratio of Cortisol to CRP May Affect Depression
New research suggests that the ratio of cortisol to C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of inflammation, may be a biomarker of depression that affects men and women differently. In women, lower ratios of cortisol to CRP were associated with more severe depression symptoms, including poor quality sleep, sleep disturbances, and decreased extraversion. In men, higher ratios of cortisol to CRP were associated with more daytime disturbance and greater anxiety. The study by E.C. Suarez et al. was published in the journal Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.
Further work must be done to confirm whether low cortisol and high inflammation predicts depression in women, while the opposite (high cortisol and low inflammation) predicts depression in men.
Differentiating ADHD and Bipolar Disorder
Three articles in the September 2014 issue of the journal Psychiatric Annals (Volume 44 Issue 9) discussed differentiating pediatric bipolar disorder from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The first article, by Regina Sala et al., said that reasons to suspect bipolar disorder in a child with ADHD include:
- The ADHD symptoms appear for the first time after age 12.
- The ADHD symptoms appear abruptly in an otherwise healthy child.
- The ADHD symptoms initially responded to stimulnts and then did not.
- The ADHD symptoms come and go and occur with mood changes.
- A child with ADHD begins to have periods of exaggerated elation, grandiosity, depression, decreased need for sleep, or inappropriate sexual behaviors.
- A child with ADHD has recurring severe mood swings, temper outbursts, or rages.
- A child with ADHD has hallucinations or delusions.
- A child with ADHD has a strong family history of bipolar disorder in his or her family, particularly if the child does not respond to appropriate ADHD treatments.
The second article, by this editor Robert Post, Robert Findling, and David Luckenbaugh, emphasized the greater severity and number of symptoms in childhood onset bipolar disorder versus ADHD. Children who would later develop bipolar disorder had brief and extended periods of mood elevation and decreased sleep in the early years of their lives. These, along with pressured speech, racing thoughts, bizarre behavior, and grandiose or delusional symptoms emerged differentially from age three onward. In contrast, the typical symptoms of ADHD such as hyperactivity, impulsivity, and decreased attention were equal in both diagnoses.
In the third article, Mai Uchida et al. emphasized the utility of a family history of bipolar disorder as a risk factor. Moreover, a child with depression plus ADHD is at increased risk for a switch into mania on antidepressants if there is a family history of mood disorders, emotional and behavioral dysregulation, subthreshold mania symptoms, or psychosis.
The differential diagnosis of ADHD versus bipolar disorder (with or without comorbid ADHD) is critical, as drug treatment of these disorders is completely different.
Bipolar disorder is treated with atypical antipyschotics; anticonvulsant mood stabilizers, such as valproate, carbamazepine, or lamotrigine; and lithium. Only once mood is stabilized should small doses of stimulants be added to treat residual ADHD symptoms.
ADHD, conversely, is treated with short- or long-acting stimulants such as amphetamine or methylphenidate from the onset, and these may be augmented by the noradrenergic alpha-2 agonists guanfacine or clonidine. The selective noradrenergic re-uptake inhibitor atomoxetine is also approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of ADHD. The dopamine-active drug bupropion and the anti-narcolepsy drugs modafinil and armodafinil have mild anti-ADHD effects but have not been FDA-approved for that purpose.
Differentiating Bipolar Disorder and ADHD in Childhood
At the 2014 meeting of the International Society for Bipolar Disorders, researcher B.N. Kim discussed symptoms that could distinguish between bipolar disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in childhood. Both disorders are characterized by decreased attention, concentration, and frustration tolerance, and increased activity, impulsiveness, and irritability.
Kim shared several differential symptoms that are more indicative of a bipolar diagnosis and that are inconsistent with a simple ADHD diagnosis (and this editor Robert Post has added several more). Signs and symptoms that suggest bipolar disorder and not ADHD include: decreased need for sleep, brief and extended periods of euphoria, hypersexuality, delusions, hallucinations, suicidal or homicidal impulses and/or actions, extreme aggression, and multiple areas of extreme behavioral dyscontrol. ADHD, on the other hand, is characterized by more difficulty focusing attention, and by less extreme symptoms in general.
Irritable, Elated, And Combined Bipolar Subtypes in Children Are Similar
Research on early-onset bipolar disorder has often hinged on identifying the key characteristics of the disorder. At a symposium on the course of bipolar disorder in children at the 2013 meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP), Jeff Hunt of Brown University discussed findings from COBY, the Collaborative Child Bipolar Network. He described the course of illness in 446 children with bipolar disorder, including 10% who had irritability at baseline, 15% who had elated mood at baseline, and a majority (75%) who had both irritability and elation at baseline.
Most factors such as positive family history of bipolar illness and comorbidities including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) did not differ across the three groups. The three subtypes (irritable, elated, or mixed) did not remain stable, and most of the children eventually converted to the combined irritable and elated subtype. These data contrast with those of Ellen Liebenluft et al., who found that those with severe mood dysregulation or chronic irritability (but not other key characteristics of bipolar disorder) did not go on go on to receive a bipolar diagnosis and tended not to have a family history of bipolar disorder.
The NIMH May Move Away from Using DSM-5
The psychiatric community has been preparing for the 2013 release of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) by the American Psychiatric Association for years. Each new edition of the manual reflects changing conceptions of illnesses and their diagnosis and treatment.
Tom Insel, the director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), the largest research organization in the world devoted to the understanding and treatment of mental disorders, caused a stir this past spring when he wrote in a blog post that the DSM-5 lacks validity and that patients deserve better.
The DSM-5 guidelines for diagnosis of mental disorders rely on descriptions of clusters of symptoms, and Insel suggested that new methods of diagnosis that rely on laboratory measure should be developed. The NIMH is launching a project called Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) to incorporate genetics, imaging, and other data in a new classification system for illnesses, and is re-orienting their funding toward projects that "look across current categories," for example by including all patients in a mood disorder clinic rather than only those who meet DSM-5 criteria for major depressive disorder.
A major concern about this change at the NIMH, which funds much of the research that leads to Federal Drug Administration-approved treatments, is that it will diminish funding for treatment studies in specific diagnostic categories where research is already sparse, such as childhood onset bipolar illness. This may leave many children and adults without a sound evidence base upon which their doctors can base treatment decisions.
Under the NIMH's new rubric, clinical treatment studies to collect comparative data and evidence-based treatment research would likely lose out to studies focused on the broad collection and identification of biomarkers and the pursuit of new treatment targets. Answering an important clinical question such as whether symptoms of childhood onset bipolar disorder respond to the same medications as oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) or disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD) might not be a high priority for study.
David Kupfer, chair of the APA's DSM-5 Task Force, responded to Insel's statement saying that while it would be great to identify biomarkers and genetic indicators for mental illnesses, "this promise, which we have anticipated since the 1970s, remains disappointingly distant." Insel acknowledged in his statement that this is only the beginning of development of research domain criteria, and that "for the present" the DSM will continue to be used.
CRP in Blood Predicts Onset of New Episode in Childhood Mood Disorders
At the 2013 meeting of the International Society for Bipolar Disorders, researcher Barbara Gracious presented evidence that increased levels of high sensitivity c-reactive protein (hsCRP), a marker of inflammation, were associated with an increased risk for developing a full-blown mood episode in 71 youth (average age 13.8) participating in a study called Longitudinal Assessment of Manic Symptoms (LAMS-2). The children were selected for the study because they had manic symptoms that were not severe enough to meet criteria for a diagnosis of bipolar I or II disorder. This research has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal, but the abstract can be found in first 2013 supplement of the journal Bipolar Disorders (page 67).
CRP levels are also known to predict cardiovascular disease and Type II diabetes.
Levels of 25-OH vitamin D, TNF?, and IL-6 did not predict a later mood disorder.
Editor's Note: These data suggest the importance of assessing CRP and other markers in youth who are either prodromal (having early symptoms of a mood disorder) or at high risk because of a family history of a mood disorder.
The next step for clinical research would be to determine what treatment might decrease CRP and whether it would also prevent the development of mood episodes.
Irritability and Unipolar Depression in Kids
At the 2012 Pediatric Bipolar conference sponsored by the Ryan Licht Sang Foundation, Graham J. Emslie gave a talk on irritable mood and unipolar depression in youth.
Irritability is common in unipolar depression. Emslie suggested that if a child's irritability is severe and the child destroys objects and denies being irritable, bipolar disorder might be likely. Irritable unipolar depressed children will generally acknowledge being irritable.
Emslie reported that 96% of youth in his randomized placebo-controlled studies of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants (SSRIs) recovered from their unipolar depression, but 46.6% relapsed. Those children with residual depressive symptoms were at double the risk for relapse into a depression compared to those who remitted completely. In those without residual depressive symptoms, there were no relapses if the children stayed on their medications.
Children were excluded from Emslie's study if they had a positive family history of bipolar disorder, and perhaps because of this, very few participants switched into mania with antidepressants.
MORAL: Treat to remission and stay on the antidepressants associated with the remission. This has previously been found to be important for adults as well. (Emslie added that he would advise that a child stay on an antidepressant for at least a year after a remission was achieved, and longer if the child had difficulties in academic performance or relationships at school.)
Children with unipolar major depression who had a few manic symptoms at a subsyndromal level had poorer outcomes in Emslie's study. The presence of subsyndromal manic symptoms in bipolar depressed adults is a risk factor for increased switching into mania when antidepressants are added to a mood stabilizer.
Comorbid substance abuse is another risk factor for poor outcome in childhood depression.


text:
People at Savannah: Damien Chrisment Profile
Follows the Profile of Damien Chrisment <damien>.
Open Items submitted by Damien ChrismentNone found
Open Items assigned to Damien ChrismentNone found
General Information
|Real Name:
|Damien Chrisment
|Login Name:
|Email Address:
|Site Member Since:
|Fri May 4 17:14:44 2001
|This user did not enable his/her Resume & Skills.
Project/Group Information
- Free Software Foundation Europe
Member since Tue Jul 3 21:47:49 2001
You Could Send a Message if you were logged in.


text:
Pop star Gary Barlow has finally broken his silence to apologise after damaging tax avoidance allegations. The multimillionaire former Take That singer-songwriter was accused earlier this year of being involved in an "aggressive" tax avoidance scheme.
Barlow, a prolific tweeter, refused to comment after coming under a deluge of criticism. Some called for him to be stripped of his OBE when the story broke in May. Barlow, 43, was awarded his OBE by the Queen in November 2012.
But last night Barlow, a Tory supporter who lives in the constituency of the prime minister spoke for the first time, about his tax affairs with two posts on his Twitter account. He said: "I want to apologise to anyone who was offended by the tax stories earlier this year." A second tweet said: "With a new team of accountants, we are working to settle things with all parties involved ASAP."
Minutes later, he tweeted the news to his 3.5 million followers that he had been working on a new Take That album and a Broadway musical. He did not elaborate further on his tax arrangements.
He had earlier tweeted that he had just come back from "Seven productive weeks in the US" and had taken a break from Twitter after his account was hacked and "some very upsetting and disturbing text was written."
David Cameron rejected calls for Barlow to hand back his OBE after the star was ordered in May to pay millions of pounds in tax that had gone unpaid because of an avoidance scheme. The prime minister said it was not "necessary" to remove Barlow's honour because he had "raised money for charity". The defence came despite Cameron having previously condemned comedian Jimmy Carr for investing in a similar tax scheme. But Labour's Margaret Hodge, chair of the Public Accounts Committee, said Barlow should hand back his OBE, and the Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, said: "People who don't pay the taxes that they should undermine the economy, damage our public services and place an extra, unfair burden on hardworking families and companies who play by the rules."
Barlow and two other members of Take That have refused to comment on reports that they are in line for tax bills totalling tens of millions of pounds after a court ruled a partnership in which they invested was a tax avoidance scheme.