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Who has the right attitude to their sporting heroes and historical success - the Australians or Team GB?
The Brits are in a lather. They are third in the medal table, winning more events by the minute. There is jubilation, some swelling of the heart and much waving of the Union Jack.
But the Australians have suggested that Team GB choke under pressure, have no idea about what it feels like to succeed in an Olympics and apparently don't use soap.
What began with good-natured ribbing from a somewhat excited Andy Burnham about the potential of the British team was met with all manner of counter claims and a dose of Australian humour.
Burnham had dared suggest that, for the first time since Seoul in 1988, Great Britain would overtake Australia, and thus a festering wound was slashed open once more.
Perhaps I should declare an interest, having grown up in Australia where there is a swimming pool or athletics field on every second corner. There, you are swimming and running competitively almost as soon as you can walk, and it is hugely enjoyable.
Australians quickly become accustomed to the glow of pride during the Olympics, basking in the success of one new star after another taking home a gold medal.
So when the first signs of British success began to filter through and Rebecca Addlington took her first victory in the pool last week, the Australians scoffed.
Not only that, they offered a backhanded compliment. ''Not bad for a country with few swimming pools and not very much soap'', John Coates, the head of the Australian Olympic Committee offered.
But the success continued across the weekend, with Team GB enjoying a spectacular ''gold rush".
The Australian media reaction was bemused, yet competitive:
''Once, not so long ago, Australians were a proud people who walked tall with jutted jaws," Peter Hanlon wrote today in the Sydney Morning Herald. "The Poms were a source of amusement, a fallen imperial master weeping over a dogeared scrapbook, its tattered images of Steve Redgrave, Seb Coe, Mary Rand and those blokes from Chariots of Fire fading by the day,''
The Telegraph hit back yesterday, with the front page of the paper's sport supplement including a cut-out postcard which readers were encouraged to send it to friends in Australia. There's nothing like knowing how to win graciously.
Today, from the Australian end, came the concession:
"I think you will finish ahead of us in gold. Whether you get there in the overall medals, well you should...'' Coates said, before pointing out that unless British athletes get improved levels of funding they will struggle to improve in London in four years time. "The real test is to maintain it afterwards," he added.
The first time I watched the Olympics while in Britain was Athens 2004. I saw athletes in green and gold speaking about their gold medal victories while Team GB bemoaned another lacklustre performance. My British friends looked at their athletes with a sort of downcast affection.
For the first time in a long while, the Brits are understanding what it feels like to win. The problem is that, being so unaccustomed to the feeling, they are not quite sure what to do with it.
But should Team GB pip Australia at the post this time round, so be it. Australians can rest assured that such a state of affairs won't last too long.


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Our Fiftieth Reunion, June 16, 2012. Click for a Larger Picture with Caption.
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Ned's "Critical Review" of Charles Brodhead Jr.'s Novel, The Quebec Affair
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Ned's Remembrance of Des McCracken is now available.
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• End of the year Class News from Ned Groth [more]
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Meanwhile, property company Annington, which owns former married quarters once used by the Army, is accelerating the release of the refurbished properties for sale.
Next week, houses in Whetstone, north London, and Chattenden, Kent, go on sale, and coming soon are homes in Uxbridge, west London, and the university city of Cambridge. Prices will start at around £165,000 for a three-bedroom semi.
Annington bought its huge 57,000-home portfolio from the Ministry of Defence in 1996. As well as managing homes that are let to Armed Forces personnel, the company brings forward estates for refurbishment and sale at the behest of the MoD. To date, it has sold more than 17,000 homes and is also building new ones from scratch.
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Most of the older homes are plain-looking terraces or semi-detached houses, and some have an institutional feel, but they offer good value for money, being spacious and often coming with a garage and well-established garden.
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Annington puts in new kitchens and bathrooms and sometimes makes design modifications such as enhancing the exterior with smart porches, while fresh landscaping improves the street scene.
Chattenden, near Strood, is in the Kent commuter belt and has 35-minute train links to St Pancras. Several hundred more homes are for sale at other Annington sites, including new-build homes priced from £105,000 at Rowner, Hampshire.
A rolling programme is under way at former RAF Biggin Hill base, Kent, while at Badersfield, formerly RAF Coltishall in Norfolk, three-bedroom terrace houses cost from £110,000. More than 60 properties at Uxbridge will be released for sale later this year. Visit annington.co.uk Houses in Whetstone, postcode N20, are priced from £295,000, which is about 30 per cent lower than the average for the area, according to Julia Lodge of local estate agent Barnard Marcus.
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Armed Forces personnel (current and former) qualify for price discounts of up to five per cent. At new private developments elsewhere, ex-servicemen and women can jump to the front of the queue by taking advantage of the Government's FirstBuy initiative, which offers an interest-free loan of up to 20 per cent of the purchase price.
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The government-backed Armed Forces Home Ownership Scheme offers low-interest loans of between 15 and 50 per cent of the purchase price to serving forces members buying on the open market, up to a value of £300,000. Visit afhos.co.uk or telephone 0800 028 1980.
Some housing associations and naval charities, such as Greenwich Hospital, give priority to veterans and servicemen and women so it is worth registering with organisations in your area. An umbrella group called g15 represents the main London housing associations. Visit g15london.org.uk
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Cory's mouth dropped open, as Georgie sat down on the sofa holding two glasses.
"You what?" she gasped, and Georgie laughed.
"I got very drunk." She told her, placing the two glasses on the table as Cory opened the bottle of wine.
Cory shook her head. "Wow. I'm just shocked it's you! You don't do things like this."
"Hey! I'm an attractive women, I can catch a man's eye." She said defensively. "I just don't normally act upon it."
Cory laughed. "Exactly! I mean come on, when's the last time you even dated someone? Like when you were sixteen?"
"Seventeen. Just because some of us like to concentrate on our studies doesn't mean we don't like to have fun now and again."
Her sister tilted her head and looked at her smiling. Then she shook her head and sighed.
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Carl Edwards' championship hopes came to an end after wrecking on a restart with 10 laps to go, but Jeff Burton and Dale Jarrett say Edwards will be remembered for how well he handled himself afterward. Edwards walked all the way to the pit stall of Joey Logano's No. 22 team to wish them luck in the rest of the race.
Legendary announcer Ken Squier gets you ready for Sunday's big day of racing (video)
Sunday is the biggest day of the year in motorsports, starting in the morning with Formula One's legendary Monaco Grand Prix.
Then, at Noon ET, it's the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The final part of the tripleheader of racing is NASCAR's longest race of the season, the 400 lap, 600 mile Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Newly-named NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2018 inductee Ken Squier gives you a great primer for what promises to be a memorable day around the world (see video above).
Roller coasters, bicycling & softball: How drivers spent their day off
With no track activity, NASCAR Cup drivers had a free day on Friday and some were able to get out and about.
Jimmie Johnson helped organize a 69-mile bike ride Friday morning for 2006 MotoGP world champion Nicky Hayden, who died May 22 at age 35 from injures suffered when he was hit by a car while cycling in Italy. The 69 miles ridden were for the number Hayden raced with in his career. Among drivers who joined him were Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray, Chase Elliott and Daniel Suarez.
Others did other activities on their day off.
Ryan Blaney went to Carowinds amusement park just south of Charlotte, North Carolina, and took to periscope as he rode in the front row on the Fury 325 roller coaster, which reaches a peak height of 325 feet and then goes into an 81-degree drop.
The ride reaches speeds up to 95 mph. The coaster is North America's longest steel coaster at 1.25 miles. The average ride time is 3 minutes, 25 seconds, and the ride crosses both the North Carolina and South Carolina border.
Brad Keselowski spent part of his team playing in the Team Penske softball game and provided proof of his hitting ability.
Stewart-Haas Racing, Nature's Bakery reach settlement that includes sponsorship
Stewart-Haas Racing announced Friday that it has reached an agreement with Nature's Bakery that will include the company serving as a sponsor for four Cup races split between Clint Bowyer and Danica Patrick.
Those four races will be announced at a later date.
As part of the agreement, all lawsuits between Stewart-Haas Racing and Nature's Bakery have been dropped.
Stewart-Haas Racing filed a $31 million breach of contract lawsuit against Nature's Bakery on Feb. 3. Nature's Bakery had two years remaining on a three-year contract to sponsor Danica Patrick's team when the company sent the team a notice of termination on Jan. 19 . Nature's Bakery was to have paid $15,212,000 each season to sponsor the team.
Nature's Bakery filed a counterclaim Feb. 25 stating it did not see the return it was led to believe in sponsoring Patrick's team.
"It's gratifying to see a difficult situation get resolved in a professional manner that suits all parties," said Brett Frood, president, Stewart-Haas Racing. "Together, we worked diligently to find an equitable solution to our collective challenges."
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Earnhardt Family Playground provides special place at Rescue Ranch
STATESVILLE, N.C. — Where there had been silence, except for the whistling wind, there was laughter, giggles and shouts of glee Friday morning.
With the help of the Earnhardt family and others, Rescue Ranch debuted a state-of-the-art playground to go along with its mission of promoting hands-on learning and caring for animals.
Rescue Ranch, founded by Ryan Newman and wife Krissie, is located about 35 minutes north of Charlotte and provides classroom education on animal care and contact with a variety of animals on the 87-acre facility.
Krissie Newman said they were looking to add a playground to make school field trips there more of a full-day experience. As they looked into such playgrounds, she met Kendra Wood, an autism teacher at Lake Norman High School, and talked to occupational therapists who provided tips on how to make a playground inclusive for all children.
"We always look for field trips to get out in the community in any sort and this is a great place,'' Wood said. "Now that they added the playground to it, we can do an outdoor component as well.''
That's important because many playgrounds are not as accessible for all children.
"Playgrounds usually aren't fun for us,'' Wood said. "We can't do anything. We can do pretty much everything (here). It's such a different thing for us, but a great thing, something that I wish other communities would come and look at and try to emulate.''
The $550,000 playground, which is 10,000 square feet, is named the Earnhardt Family Playground.
A sign says: "To honor our commitment to children and passion for nature, the Earnhardt Family dedicates this playground to Rescue Ranch to support the needs of our community and further its mission for the benefit of those who come and play here. Generations of our family have supported youth, nature and conservation, and the combination of all three. The Earnhardt Family is proud to support this inclusive playground and the hope and joy it will provide for generations to come.''
Dale Earnhardt Jr. said the family was invited by the Newmans to visit and learn about the ranch. That led to the family supporting the playground. Others who contributed to the playground included Danica Patrick, Denny Hamlin Foundation, Evernham Family Racing for a Reason, Kevin Harvick Foundation, Brennan Poole, Marcus and Cassi Smith, Martin Truex Jr. Foundation and the NASCAR Foundation.
"It was a real good opportunity for us to get involved in our community,'' Dale Earnhardt Jr. said. "We look for opportunities to get involved in the community and make a difference in the community and this is a really, really incredible place.''
There's more Krissie Newman wants to do from building a pavilion at the playground, an adoption center, a memorial garden and a 24-hour emergency vet clinic.
"I've got big plans for this place,'' she said. "I'm just starting.
"We want to teach kids and have them have fun while they're here, have a good experience and hopefully take a little bit of Rescue Ranch away and make it part of their story. A lot of people remember where they went on field trips as a kid. I want Rescue Ranch to be one of those places in the future where they learned how to take care of animals better, respect the environment and just have a different level of compassion and empathy for living things in general.''


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As first revealed on www.thelawyer.com (23 October), partners Klaus von Gierke, Volker Alvensleben and Frank Weberndorfer will move to Görg next January.
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Alton Telegraph (Newspaper) - June 5, 1999, Alton, Illinois SERVING THE RIVER BEND SINCE 1836 Charismatic goes for the Triple Crown This business is hot and cold Page C-l Page B-l Partly sunny, warm and humid. High 91; low 71 Page C-12 Vol. 164, No. 141 — 50 cents Saturday, June 5,1999 Make sure your car doesn't break down and leave you over-heatedSpecial Section www.thetelegraph.comClark buying refinery Employees assured of plant's stability The Telegraph/JOHN BADMAN The older and smaller Clark Refinery in Hartford can be seen in the foreground in relation to the much larger Wood River Refining Co., to the rear, which is in Roxana. By KERRY SMITH and ANDE YAKSTIS Telegraph staff writers ROXANA — Equilon Enterprises LLC ended months of speculation when it announced Friday it is selling its Wood River Refining Co. at Roxana to Clark USA Inc. Jim Morgan, Equilon president and CEO, informed the refinery's 1,050 employees of the intended sale Friday morning and held separate briefings for union workers, who are 60 percent of the plant's employees. Rumors have been rampant for a year about Clark's possible purchase of the refinery, which produced its first gasoline in 1918 as Shell Oil Co. of Roxana. Morgan's message carried words of encouragement and stability about the future of the plant and its employees, said Phil Schwin, Wood River Refining manager. Morgan broke the news at 9:30 a m. to about 20 representatives of ll refinery unions, including the big Operating Engineers local at the plant on Illinois Route 111. He informed the representatives that Clark would honor the unions' three-year contract, which has more than two years remaining. Roxana's 2,000-acre refinery, known as Shell Shell provided jobs for thousands in area Page A-7 for 80 years, is a division of Houston-headquartered Equilon Enterprises LLC and is jointly owned by Shell and Texaco. "The refinery has dedicated and excellent employees." Morgan told workers. "The long history of this refinery reflects very positively on your efforts, 24 hours a day, year in, year out. We thank each of you for the hard work you've done to maintain the refinery as a competitive plant in a very challenging business environment.'' Schwin said the sale agreement, which has been in the works for nearly a year, is in its initial approval stage, and the two companies will work to finalize the agreement. 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The school had been build in the early 1960's and had seen an additional wing constructed on the southern side of the building in the late 1970's. At one time the building had housed over two thousand students but now that there were new schools built in the suburbs outside of town, enrollment had dropped to a little over eight hundred. There had been talk that the school was going to be closed but instead the government had surprised everyone when they renovated the old wings and tore down the old gym and constructed a new state of the art double gymnasium in the early 2000's. In the past ten years, the theatre had undergone extensive electrical work and seen new technology installed to make it one of the best school auditoriums in the area. Harrison High's theatre program was attracting top talent from surrounding schools and the sports teams were doing quite well also. The trophy cases that lined the hall Mr. Scott was walking down had been recently added onto in order to house all the new trophies that the school had been winning.
Passing by the guidance office, Stephen saw that Ms. Charlotte was also in her office working on a Saturday. Not having time to stop at the moment, he continued down the hall, leaving the old area of the school and entering into the newly renovated lobby area. Directly to his right was the staircase down to the new gym where he could see the basketball team running drills. To his left was the first set of double doors that led into the theatre. Pulling open the heavy maroon doors, Mr. Scott got his look at the wide open seating area that spread out from under the balcony above down towards the stage. Mr. Williams, the drama teacher was sitting on the edge of the stage talking to the students seated in the first row.
Seeing Mr. Scott walk in Mr. Williams hopped down off the stage and made his way to the aisle. "Ah, Mr. Scott. Good of you to rush right down. We have a problem." Mr. Williams was a thin fellow in his mid-30's and of average height. He always seemed a bit disheveled; his clothes wrinkled and his shirt partially tucked. His hair never looked combed and the black stubble on his face never seemed to grow into a beard that Mr. Scott could recall. When he spoke he always seemed to drawl his words out just a bit longer than he should almost as if he was affecting some accent. Mr. Williams was well liked by his students though he sometimes was too familiar with them which had gotten him in trouble. He was just not the sort of guy who thought about those sorts of things. He usually had a heavy course load of Drama and Advanced English and was running drama productions either for the school, the district or for his own production company. Being a single father, Mr. Scott didn't know how he found the time to sleep. Perhaps he didn't which would explain his usual state.
"Mr. Scott, we have a problem," Mr. Williams said, "The roof is starting to leak again and I can't replace these sets in time for the show if they get ruined. We are already at our budget so you need to get the repair people over here to fix it right this time."
Stephen looked up at the ceiling tiles and could see the brown stains of past leaks ranging out like the rings in a tree trunk. This had been an ongoing problem for years. Each time, the repair crew from the district had patched it with tar and declared it fixed. During each major rain storm, a new brown ring to herald the event ended up on the ceiling tile.
"I'll do what I can, Gill, but you know them by now. Tar patch special. Still, the board office put money into this show, so hopefully they'll see the value in saving it. I'll get a call into maintenance and see if they have someone on call."
"Thanks, Stephen, " Mr. Williams said with a smile, "The show is going to be great. I think Mr. Morris has outdone himself on the script for this one. Now, if you excuse me, I must get these thespians back to the grindstone!" With a flourish of his hands and an uprising of his voice followed by two quick claps, the students in the front row, hopped from their seats and hopped onto the stage preparing to continue blocking the scene they were working on.
Waving to the students, Stephen turned and walked out of the theatre and returned to his office. Picking up the phone he began to dial the number for maintenance when a huge crack of lightning flashed and a tremendous clap of thunder erupted. At the same time the building shook and what sounded like another clap of thunder rang out. Only this time, it sounded like it was coming from inside the building!


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For Warner, who grew up two hours from the Pan Am stadium, the considerable risk was worth the reward, a Games gold on home soil in front of his mom to hang alongside the Commonwealth Games gold he won last year.
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Harry R. Allcock – A True Pioneer in the Field of Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers
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Selected highlights of the career of Professor Harry R. Allcock are presented. The theme of the interplay of fundamental and applied chemistry, a hallmark of Dr. Allcock's research program, is exemplified by discussions of the mechanistic and synthetic studies of phosphazene polymerization followed by applications in the areas of biomedical materials and solid state conductivity.
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Kristen Presser of Broomall will walk with her team, PressOn for Michael, made up of her friends and family in-honor of her son, Michael, who was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) last September. Michael was 7 years old at the time and died a few days after his diagnosis.
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A/N: Just so you know, I'm still pretty much at the beginning of the game, but when Elize joined the party, I really wanted to write about this pairing. So there might be things that don't fit in with the game or I practically made up. I guess it's sort of like an alternative universe? English isn't my native language, so there might be mistakes.
Elize's impression of Jude was that he was a wonderful person. He was kind, gentle, and it was because of him that she was able to genuinely smile more often. He introduced his friends to her and they became her friends too and she couldn't be happier. But as she spent more time with them, she came across a certain problem.
She liked Jude.
She first realized this whenever she saw him talking happily with either Milla or Leia. Every time he blushed or smiled at them, Elize felt a twinge of pain in her chest.
No, it was more than just like. She was in love with him.
But what chance did she have with him? It seemed that Jude was infatuated with Milla. And at least Leia was Jude's childhood friend. But her? She was probably seen as a pitiful young girl in his eyes. Alvin said that Jude has preference for older women or the bad girl type. Elize didn't fit into either of those categories.
For now, she could only watch him quietly from afar.
Elize sulked secretly about it. Teepo always asked her what's wrong, but she told him it was nothing to worry about and it was the truth.
She thought about telling Jude, but she didn't want to confess and have the possibility of ruining their friendship. She may not have his love, but she definitely had his friendship and that was enough for her. Jude was always worried about her and asked how she was doing on a daily basis. She felt important to him. As long as they were still friends, she could endure that small hint of sadness that plagued her mind whenever she saw him.
It was shocking. Milla was gone, possibly forever.
Elize knew that Jude didn't take her supposed death very well. She was hurt too because Milla was her friend as well. She didn't know what to do exactly, but she could at least comfort him, like he did when she herself was in pain. But no matter what she did, it didn't seem like his pain would leave. He did so much for her, and she desperately wished she could do the same for him.
Their journey finally ended, but at a bitter note.
About a few years passed since then. Everyone had gone their separate ways, though they always kept in touch. Elize would occasionally visit each of them when she had free time. She visited Jude too of course. He was doing much better now.
Even though such a long time has passed, she still couldn't see Jude as just a very close friend. It seemed that the times she hasn't seen him only strengthened her feelings rather than diminished them. She wanted to tell him so badly.
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She prepared for his reaction. She knew that he wasn't the kind of person to be cruel, but his rejection would hurt no matter how much he sugar coated his words.
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There's a modern-British slant to the food menu at this casual City bistro on Swithins Lane, though some Iberian touches do make their presence felt. It's the sister venue to The Don restaurant next door - a proper stalwart of this part of town. Expect pedigree here, then.
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