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Doncaster Rover 1 PNE 3
Goals from full backs Jack King and Scott Laird and one from Stuart Beavon gave North End a fantastic win at the Keepmoat Stadium.
The Lilywhites put in a fantastic display to pick up the three points against Dean Saunders' men in South Yorkshire.
King headed home powerfully from Byrom's outswinging corner just after the half hour mark before David Cotterill's free kick was unfortunately flicked into the net by Joel Byrom just before the interval.
It was Byrom's delivery again on the hour mark that brought the Lilywhites' second as Scott Laird's near post flick beat Gary Woods to give the team the lead for the second time, before Stuart Beavon added a third with a 25 yard arrow on 72 minutes to wrap up the points.
Manager Graham Westley made three changes from the side that overcame Yeovil, with Keith Keane suspended. Jack King came in at right back and was joined in the starting XI by David Buchanan and David Amoo, replacing Hayhurst and Monakana.
The changes did not affect North End's fluency, in fact the only thing they were battling in the early stages was the conditions, with a strong wind in their faces and on and off strong rain as well.
But they started the game on the front foot, winning a corner in the opening 30 seconds, from which Scott Laird saw a goalbound flick narrowly nudged wide and then from the second corner an outswinger from Byrom was headed over the bar at the back post by Bailey Wright.
The home side were a threat from set pieces, including some probing long throws into the box by Tommy Spurr, but it was North End who were creating the better openings and Jack King showed his intent to cause problems on nine minutes with a 40 yard strike that beat Woods all ends up but crashed against the cross bar and over the tp.
The best chances for the home side continued to be free kicks and corners withRob Jones heading into the arms of Stuckmann, but it was from a corner of their own that North End broke the deadlock.
Buchanan won the corner out on the left and Byrom fired over a cross right into the six yard box that Jack King rose highest to meet, with a powerful header into the roof of the net.
Headers continued to be the home side's major threat with former North Enders Chris Brown and Jamie McCombe both going close, but it was from the head of a current PNE player that they levelled things up.
No.4 Paul Huntington was harshly adjudged to have fouled Paynter 25 yards out in a left hand channel and David Cotterill drilled the ball in, flicking off the head of Joel Byrom and ending up in the top right hand corner.
Huntington, who took a big blow from Tommy Spurr in the first half, was replaced at the interval by Shane Cansdell-Sherriff at the back.
The aerial threat of the big centre halves of Jones and McCombe continued to be a major outlet in the second half for Donny, skipper Jones heading over the bar from Cotterill's cross on 54 minutes.
A deflection from a Scott Laird right foot effort came off McCombe and looped out for a corner on the hour mark and from the corner Laird made sure this time he would not be denied, making a run across the near post and powering a header home from Byrom's corner once again.
And it was 3-1 on 72 minutes as Stuart Beavon buried a 25 yard strike into the bottom right hand corner after Beardsley had done brilliantly to hold the ball up from Cansdell-Sherriff's long ball forward, and then chest it into the path of the No.29 to arrow a shot into the bottom left hand corner.
Another Cotterill free kick was headed over by Bailey Wright on 76 minutes as a treble of corners for the home side caused more problems in the North End penalty area, but the defence was getting bodies in the way for the cause.
Billy Paynter then raced clean through one-on-one with Stuckmann, but could only find the middle of the cross bar with the big German closing the angle down.
Five minutes times was added on by the official and during that skipper Rob Jones should have been sent off for taking out Bailey Wright in mid air, but having already been booked the referee was over lenient for the terrible foul by the former Scunthorpe man.
But North End ran down the stoppage time in consumate fashion and held on for three more excellent npower League One points.
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For 25 years, Chris Oliveros worked tirelessly to turn the Montreal-based comics publisher Drawn & Quarterly into a true publishing success story. Now that he's stepped down as publisher, he's working on a new legacy: writing his own graphic novels. His first book, The Envelope Manufacturer, is an understated tale of a small business owner who clings to his failing company, his loveless marriage and two apathetic employees.
In his own words, Oliveros tell us about the process of writing The Envelope Manufacturer.Drawing (at right) ©Adrian Tomine.
The story of The Envelope Manufacturer came about a long time ago in the mid-1990s, when I was ordering envelopes for Drawn & Quarterly. At one point, one of our suppliers was a company run by this older gentleman and the company itself seemed to have been more successful years earlier, but by that point it was on its last legs. This older fellow seemed to be the only employee left - he was even doing the deliveries himself. I thought, "Who is this guy? How did he get to this point?" So I started to imagine what his life was like, how his business got to that point and where it was going. Running a small business myself, I was able to empathize with a lot of what I assumed he was going through.
In the past, I've had trouble getting my own stuff done and it was mostly because I hardly had any time, spending 25 years working with Drawn & Quarterly and raising a family with three kids. It was a real challenge to find the time to do this book.
For The Envelope Manufacturer I was able to carve out about a 90-minute segment in the early morning, 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m., and that was enough to get the book done. It took a lot of discipline. Even though I now have more time because I stepped down as publisher, I'm still sticking to the 5:30 a.m. wake-up time because I just want to maintain that discipline. I want to get things done early in the morning and then after the kids have breakfast and go to school, I just want to feel that at least the day's still young and I've gotten something done today.
I finished The Envelope Manufacturer a couple of months ago and I immediately started a second project because I wanted to make sure there was no lull. I just wanted to make sure I didn't lose any steam.
Doing comics is a lot of work. One page could be 20 hours of work. You just have to keep at it because if you look back after one month, you're not going to say "Oh wow, I did 50 pages." It's more like, "Oh great, I did seven pages of this 200-page book."
Chris Oliveros' comments have been edited and condensed.

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Manu Tuilagi penalised for big shoulder on Winston Stanley
im: there's nothing wrong with a bit of pushing - however, you'd be hard pressed to argue that Tuilagi didn't "knock down" Stanley...
The law doesn't say you can't push; it DOES say you can't knock someone down without trying to hold on to them.
1 Year, 3 Months ago
Manu Tuilagi penalised for big shoulder on Winston Stanley
I think JP Doyle made a good call here. Let's look at the law book, then I'll offer an interpretation of the spirit of the law (not just the letter thereof).
There is no reference to "shoulder charge" in the law book, so whether or not contact was made with the shoulder or the chest is irrelevant. The law that applies is 10.4 (g):
"Dangerous charging. A player must not charge or knock down an opponent carrying the ball without trying to grasp that player."
If you look at the video, you'll notice Tuilagi wraps (more or less) with his arm. "Aha," you say, "he's attempted to grasp the player!"; however, in watching the video you can also clearly see him pushing Stanley with his left arm.
I ask you this: last time you tried to grasp something, did you also push that thing away from you? No. The two actions are opposed to each other. I strongly suspect that Tuilagi REALLY wanted to smash Stanley into touch; he realized that if he were to barge in and give him an almighty shove, he'd be penalized - instead, he throws his right arm up in a half-hearted attempt to wrap in order to cover up the push he is simultaneously administering with his left arm and chest.
Whether JP Doyle saw that and made the call or whether he just accidentally got the call right, the spirit of the law has been upheld.
1 Year, 3 Months ago
Jamie Roberts knocks out Blair Cowan with big tackle in Six Nations thriller
I agree with you on this one, stroudos. The law about dangerous tackles says "A player must not tackle (or try to tackle) an opponent above the line of the shoulders even if the tackle starts below the line of the shoulders. A tackle around the opponent's neck or head is dangerous play."
To me, Jamie Roberts made contact above the line of the shoulders (albeit with his head). You can argue that the main part of the tackle was legal, and the clash of heads unfortunate but that's not good enough - it's not that different from sliding your shoulder up into his head by accident, or putting out your arm just as someone is running by. I'm sure it was an accident, but Jamie Roberts adopted a body position that put him at a much greater risk of making contact with the head area.
If he's going to do that, he needs to take extra care to avoid the head clash (like tackle with the other shoulder, but maybe they don't teach that any more).
1 Year, 3 Months ago
England maintain Calcutta Cup winning streak with victory over Scotland
I think Stroudos means competing for the ball after making the tackle. In my playing days (mostly on the wing and at 13) I won quite a few turnovers chasing up kicks or chasing down linebreaks...put in the hit, get to your feet faster than the other guy, and take the ball from him. It's unbelievable how much pressure that can apply (when chasing kicks) or relieve (when defending linebreaks).
1 Year, 3 Months ago
New Zealand snatch 7s victory with 8 men on the field
The post-game ruling was that Australia could choose to take a win for that game. Australia declined, because finishing second gave them a better draw for the playoffs - effectively avoiding facing NZ in the semis, and instead meeting them in the final.
1 Year, 3 Months ago
Friday Funnies: Awkward RWC 2015 press conference proves Scotland's South African born prop does not play the bagpipes!
Heh. I think the French journalist was trying to wind him up...teasing him a little about the fact that he is playing for Scotland, despite having grown up in South Africa (judging by his accent!).
Does anyone else get the feeling that WP Nel didn't want or was told not to say outright that he was a South African playing for Scotland? The whole "awkwardness" could have been avoided if he had said something like "well I grew up in South Africa, and we never had bagpipes in the stands when I played for school but I can see how the fans in my adopted country might find it upsetting that they can't continue their traditions of playing bagpipes in the stands". Next question.
1 Year, 5 Months ago
Crunching tackle plants fullback into the ground in Florida, USA
The Good-Payne incident (sounds very scientific) is a tricky one indeed - had Payne been competing for the ball, almost any contact and outcome would have been considered an accidental part of aerial rugby. Instead, Payne was surprised by a posterior to the proboscis, and was penalized for taking out Goode's legs in a dangerous way, causing him to land horribly. I personally believe that Garcès got it wrong - there was no attempt to tackle so it can't be a dangerous tackle. If Goode hadn't got to the ball first, it would have landed in Payne's arms, so Payne wasn't acting recklessly. I think that incident was a case of Goode had to go up to make sure that Payne didn't get the ball, and Payne couldn't have gotten far enough to field the ball had he jumped. Both players were heading for the ball, doing their best to field it. Stop the play to deal with the injury, and manage the situation by talking to the captains. No penalty, play continues with a scrum to Saracens.
Good-Payne was a situation where the outcome was dangerous, but the actions weren't illegal per se. I guess the referee decided that Payne running into Goode's lower half could be considered "tapping" the foot or feet. If Goode hadn't jumped, they would have bashed into each other, and the game would have continued. Goode jumped, so I guess the ref decided that Payne had some responsibility to avoid his legs.
I disagree with the referee in the case of Goode-Payne, but that's me. Goode took a risk going up, and it didn't work out for him.
1 Year, 5 Months ago
Crunching tackle plants fullback into the ground in Florida, USA
I read an interesting novel once. It was set in a futuristic world that had a giant computer system that ran games as part of a tournament, including one that the main character played in that simulated American Football (a historical game played by the ancients). In that game, the main character won because the referee (a robot) was programmed to occasionally make a mistake, so as to better replicate the reality of the game as it was played.
I think that's the best way to approach rugby - occasionally, the referee will make a mistake and that's part of the game. No TMO necessary, people just accept the call on the field and move on.
The role of the judiciary is one that's up for debate - I think they should only be involved in suspendable offences and should make a real effort to be more consistent - maybe include one judicial officer, one former player, and a referee or something like that.
1 Year, 5 Months ago
Crunching tackle plants fullback into the ground in Florida, USA
DrG, I share your frustration. Part of the problem is that people tend to get emotional where foul play (or perceived foul play) is concerned. If there is an injury, then proceedings become even more emotional - where there is a victim, we tend to need to find a villain.
Legally speaking, it's nearly impossible to prove intent in the course of a game unless the action is specifically outlawed (ie: punching someone in the face is almost exclusively "intent to injure" since there are very few other reasons to dummy a bloke in the chops). In the case of a high tackle or a lifting tip tackle, it is easy to prove that it broke the laws of the game, but very hard to prove that it was done with the intent of causing harm, and not just out of clumsiness or poor technique.
As a result, referees in most sports are typically asked to assess the impact the action had on the game, and not the thoughts running through a player's head prior to an infraction. In the example you provided (BOD missing a punch), there should be no sanction because there was no tangible effect resulting from the swing. As a referee, I might be inclined to penalize him for general poor sportsmanship [10.4 (m)].
In another example that happens all the time, a player ducks into a tackle and gets smashed in the face. You might say that the tackler didn't intend to hit high, but the fact remains he did and it's a penalty. This has been controversial in the past, but it's against the law as it's written.
Unfortunately not all referees (even at the top level) follow the law consistently, and it's even rarer that the judicial committee applies the law consistently. Us plebs are left scratching our heads and wondering what just happened!
1 Year, 5 Months ago
Crunching tackle plants fullback into the ground in Florida, USA
To echo what's posted in reply already and to bring the relevant law into the discussion:
Law 10.4 (j) deals specifically with tip-tackles - "Lifting a player from the ground and dropping or driving that player into the ground whilst that player's feet are still off the ground such that the player's head and/or upper body come into contact with the ground is dangerous play."
There are two parts to this law; we'll deal with the second first because it is what most people are reacting to. The tackled player has been dropped/driven into the ground in such a way as to land on his head/upper body. This tackle contravenes the second part of the law.
HOWEVER, the second part of the law is conditional on the first clause of the law - this means that the part about landing on the head only applies if the first part is true, and that is that the tackler lifts the ball carrier. This has not happened in this case, so whether or not the tackled player lands on his head is irrelevant.
To sum up: in order to be sanctioned under the tip tackle law 10.4 (j), an action must satisfy two conditions (lift, and drive/drop onto head/upper body). Since the tackle in this video only fulfills one of the two conditions, it's play on.
Of course, the ref appears to be doing the right thing and penalizing the guy for lying all over his victim...
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Belarus has a repressive regime, but Roger Lloyd Pack's experience is not an example of it. His illegal entry into Belarus was punished with a night in a hotel! He should try entering Britain without a visa if he thinks his treatment in Belarus amounted to "totalitarianism"!
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There'll be no mourning for the passing of Snoop Pearson. Shot in the head by Michael Lee and left dead in abandoned SUV, her last words - "How my hair look, Mike?" - offered a late and unexpected glint of femininity, of humanity. But no matter, Snoop was an animal, her sole satisfaction gained from killing or, perhaps, the goading of an adversary into inviting their own death. She will not be missed.
With Snoop's death, the streets of Baltimore have been swept clear of the Stanfield crew. Michael has absconded, knowing well that what Snoop told him was correct: he was never one of them. The rest, from Marlo, through Chris, Monk and Cheese, are behind bars after the seizure of $18m of heroin, the end result of Lester Freamon's illegal wiretap. They may not stay incarcerated for long, the word on Freamon's skullduggery having begun to spread. While Maury Levy remains at liberty, no criminal charge is safe.
It's traditional in The Wire that the criminal story arcs are resolved before the final episode, and that pattern has been followed in the final season. In the past, as in season one, this early resolution has left room for things to fall apart, for the quarry - those not dead at least - to slip the leash. As Maury sits in his office pondering the possibility of flaws in police procedure, you get the feeling it's about to happen again.
Even if McNutty's mad efforts and Freamon's fanatical persistence did stand, though, would it make any real difference.? The message from episode nine is: probably not. The final shot of the hour is of Dookie, abandoned by the departing Michael to take refuge with his rag'n'bone man. He walks into the junkyard. And past a man shooting up. The light and sound take on the same hues as on that dark night Bubbles staggered through Hamsterdam, trying to sell white t-shirts in the fifth circle of hell. The look on Michael's face showed he knew what was to happen next.
The cyclical nature of events is one of the abiding messages of The Wire and it's heavily reinforced this week; the fact that no matter how many busts are made, how many Marlos are taken down, the system will dust itself off and start again. The irony is that before Dookie makes his descent, Bubbles appears at Narcotics Anonymous to celebrate his second clean year, and finally confront the death of Sherod. His address is brief, but he cuts the figure of a decent man, dressed smartly, using his real name of Reginald. It's a touching moment that passes quickly. As one is saved, another is lost.
Is there any prospect for real change? It would surely seem unlikely. But if any tactic might have a chance of succeeding it would be Lester's old maxim: follow the money.
A late night assignation between Freamon and Clay Davis - almost as steamy as it sounds - sees a garrulous senator spill on just how the system really works, and his part in it. The money goes out from the dealers, through the lawyers to an offshore bank and back, through the lawyers again, to legitimate investments such as property or, indeed, political projects. Clay, all paper-thin deprecation, suggests he is just a greasy cog in the apparatus and that the real power lies with people like Maury. Only by getting at him might the carousel come to a halt.
So let's see where that goes next week. However, not only would Maury seem too canny to ever be caught himself, people like Clay - the black community advocate who dismisses "ignorant ghetto motherfuckers" and relishes recounting the way he and Maury once bled Stringer Bell dry - need him to stay in business. Expect the smile to be wiped off Freamon's face yet.
· Read Steve Busfield's blog on the episode here.


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6/6/2003 Albert Philipson told me at San Fransico that his wife wanted a divorce, she only cared about money, and he never wanted to see the day that he got served with the divorce papers from his wife's lawyers.
Albert Philipson also told me that when we got back to NY, he was going to commit suicide by taking a huge crack hit, and holding it in till his heart stops and dies, because his wife only cared about money and did not care for him and wanted a divorce.
Because of Albert's great depression he had, he lost his job, and need money for his family to pay the bills and mortgage.
This why I asked Al to go to San Francisco with me to help my at a high end audio show at a booth i had to show the products I represented. [continued below]....
So on 6/9/2003 when we arrived back in NY, I gave him about $700 on top of other money i gave him at San Francisco when I took him home to give to his wife. But instead of going home Albert goes to the bar, and meets Joe S. and Albert used the money i gave him to buy the drugs from Joe S. to commit suicide with on 6/10/2003, exactly to the Tee like he said he was going to do in San Francisco on 6/6/2003.
At Albert's Funeral his wife and neighbors blamed me for Albert's Suicide, like it was my fault for paying Albert for helping me at the audio show. I was really hurt about this because i could not understand their mentality behind there motive blaming me 9 years later after his suicide.
The only thing I can think of that would makes sense is, Albert had a life insurance policy that would pay off his mortgage and leave money to his wife and children. But the problem with these policies, they do not cover suicides. So Albert's Wife made it look like I gave crack or poisoned Albert when we came back from the audio show, in order to collect the insurance money.
Then when i decided to move to Las Vegas, to purchase a house, without my permission or knowledge, the house I wanted to purchase became a IRS1031 Rental property by the help of the Feds, and the mortgage that was taken out in my name by means of counterfeiting and forgery by the Feds, was used to pay Diane's Philipson mortgage in full, I and ended up loosing over .5 mil dollars, over Diane's lies to authorities and the life insurance company.
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The main reason why I took Albert to San Francisco with me was to get him a job with Atlantis Technologies as the World Sales Representative for the company. Unfortunately when we met the owners at the show the position was already taken by someone else.
In addition to Diana Philipson lies to the USDOJ Victim Witness program, Diana conveniently "forgot" to mention to the USDOJ about the 15 person gutted out Hot Tub in her own Backyard at 15 Elgar St. East Northport NY 11731 that she used to traffic 1 Ton of Heroin across the Mexican Border to Long Island NY with.
Diana Philipson currently works at Nikon at Melville NY. I strongly recommend consumers to Boycott Nikon Products a company who employees these sick kinds of people, who push their husbands to commit suicide, just for the Life Insurance money.
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PURPOSE: Propofol is a widely used sedative, anesthetic and antiepileptic agent that is frequently used in patients with refractory status epilepticus (RSE). Propofol Infusion Syndrome (PRIS) is a feared complication of propofol use especially at high infusion rates for prolonged periods. The present study describes the use of propofol and its associated complications in patients with RSE.
METHODS: A computer-assisted database search identified 39 consecutive patients from 1997 to 2007 admitted to our ICU with RSE; defined by the need for continuous IV infusion of anesthetic agents to control seizures. PRIS was defined by the unexplained presence of >= 1 of the following: metabolic acidosis; rhabdomyolysis; bradycardia and cardiac arrest.
RESULTS: The 39 patients consisted of 24 males and 15 females with a median age of 54 years (range, 9 to 80). Anesthetic agents were infused for a median duration of 6 days (range, 1–55). Propofol was used in 32 (82%) of these patients (Group A) and other agents like versed and pentobarbitol were used in the other 7 (18%) patients (Group B). Median hospital (12 days, range: 2–112) and ICU length of stay (LOS) (9 days, range: 2–95) did not differ amongst the two groups. Propofol was used for a median of 63 hrs (range, 2–391) with a median cumulative dosage of 12750 mg (range, 336 -57545). The median peak infusion rate was 67 mcg/kg/min (range, 19–200). Bradycardia occurred in 7 patients in Group A but in only 1 patient in Group B. There were 3 sudden unexplained cardio-respiratory arrests in Group A (3/32, 10%), of which two were fatal. These 3 patients were aged between 35–55 years with no prior cardio-pulmonary disease. No similar events were noted in Group B.
CONCLUSION: The use of propofol to treat RSE was associated with significant mortality and morbidity. No obvious benefits in terms of seizure control, Hospital LOS or ICU LOS were discernable for patients given propofol.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Propofol should be used with extreme caution in patients with RSE.
DISCLOSURE: Vivek Iyer, None.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 12, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday, Jan. 12,1994 H o r a I cl - Z e i t ii n g PagatoSports Day FOURTH ANDSHORTBASKETBALL ON TY TOPAL. Chicago Buds at Atlanta Hawks, 6:35 p.m.. TBS. Channel 27. monamy a KrvcKa 96, 77 Bullets 115. Nsts IOO jefe Pacers Attacks 76 Nuggets 9*. Pistons 66 Paosfi 82. Bucks 76 Spurs 106, Wolves 96 Hornell frj Sira 93 Blamers 106. Sonics ^ KhOlltt.HS* 95 Warriors 122. Lakers 117 ■ MAXWELL REJOINS ROCKETS: Houston Bocks ta guard Vernon Msxwel, hospitalized with an irregular hearths* last week, left Tuesday id rejoin tie team tor Wednesday right's game in Boston. HIGH SCHOOL District 28-4A standings. Boys TEAM PSI_OVERALL Clemens 4-0 17-2 New Braunfels 4-0 13-6 Alamo Heights 3-0 15-3 Boerne 2-2 18-4 Canyon 1 -3 10-9 Smithson Valley 1-3 6-15 Kerrville Tivy 0-3 13-7 Uvalde 0-4 9-10 Tuesday s Results ■ New Braunfels 67, Uvalde 48 ■ Clemens 55. Canyon 49 ■ Boerne 87, Smithson Valley 71. Friday's Games Canyon at Smithton Valley, 7:30 p.m.. Ranger Gym New Braunfels et Alamo Heights, 7:30 p.m. Muledome District 28-4A standings. BAM. Girls CUST OVERALL teems 6-0 18-3 Clement 4-2 10-11 Kerrville Tivy 3-2 12-5 Canyon 3-3 11-7 Alamo Heights 2-3 12-8 New Braunfels 2 3 9-10 Uvalde 1-3 6-8 Smithson Valley 0-6 4-11 Tuesday's Results ■ Clemens 62. Canyon 61. ■ New Braunfels 42, Uvalde 37. ■ Boerne 54, Smithson Valley 39. ■ Boerne 77, Demens 80. Friday's Games Alamo Heights ai New Braunfels, 7:30 p m., Unicorn Gym. Canyon at Smith son Valley. 7:30 pm.. Ranger Gym FOOTBALL This weok'a playoff schedule Saturday: AFC: LA Raiders at Bu flak) Bills. 11 GO a.rn. (MBC); NFC: NY Giants at San Francisco 49ers, 3p.m. (CBS); Sunday: NFC: Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys, 11 30 a m. (CBS); AFC: Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Oilers, 3 pm (NBO). ■ CARO MALS MAY TRY FOR ERICKSON: Phoenix Carinate owner BMI BidwtN lr av ated to the American Coachee Association convention in Anusim, Calif Monday, fueling speculation that ha Is pursuing Dennis Erickson as Ste team s next coach Erickson, in his Aff) season aa coach of tie Miami Hurricanes, also ta In Anaheim for the annual convention Accosting to published report* In Arizona. BidwtN mat Erickaon In West Palm Beach on Friday to ctecuss tie possibly of Erickaon taking over in PhoenixSOCCER HIGH SCHOOL ■ Ceeyse Bays I. Im Marses 1. Calyon improved to 1-0 aa Vino* Bueno and Seen Mea scored goals for tis Cougars M New Brasiisis Girts I. Ksasstfy I. Jennifer Ntckaraorfs lour gods sparked Vie Unicorns in tie* 8-0 win to go to 1-0 COr.MiG TOMORROW This weak ti b-varsity section, will an indepth look al New Braun leis junior varsity player Ka8y Garza JANUARY 12 ■ Itta: The Mew York Jew Ase* Me Bestows Cele Im tup* Bomi Mi "It remained tor Nwnati. natural, to make tie most celebrated statement of aN when he said .. The Jets WM win. I guarantee it - Edwin Shrake Jan 27. it NB sends Coyotes howling Unicorns heat up in second half, bum by Uvalde to move to 4-0 Herald-Zeitung photos by JOHN HUSETH New Braunfels forward Mika Sierra grimaces after being fouled hard with under a minute to play In Tuesday's 67-48 win over Uvalde. Sierra lad the Unicorns with 20 points, and New Braunfels moved to 4-0 In district play. By fVCHARDTUEMNA Sports Editor__ The first period score was alarming enough: Uvalde 20, New Braunfels 9. Fortunately for the Unicorns, the next three quarters belonged to them. Mike Sierra scored 20 points for New Braunfels, and point guard Shae Wilkins' 13 prints and offensive leadership pushed the Unicorns (13-6,4-0) peat Uvalde (9-10,04) to move into a two-way tie for first place in District 28-4 A. Coupled with Clemens' six-point win at Canyon, the Unicorns and Buffaloes sit atop the district standings with 4-0 maria. But New Braunfels feces a major test on Friday, when the Unicorns travel to Alamo Heights, still perfect in District 284A st 3-0. Friday's fight for district perfection almost became moot for New Braunfels, which struggled through a first half mired by missed shots and turnovers. Still, the Unicorns took heart after two periods. In a first half in which the Unicorns shot just 1-11 from three-point range, they found themselves just down by four at halftime. "We felt confident at halftime even though we shot poorly," New Braunfels coach Qiff Wilkins said "We felt rebounding would be one of the keys, and getting the balls in Shoe's hands on the trtnsition after a defensive rebound." That all played out perfectly for the Unicorns, who started the second half on a 7-2 run to overtake the lead for good at the 5:18 mark in the third when Sierra converted from the left po*. Tony Cantu received the outlet pass from Albert Muniz on a Uvalde turnover and hit the fest break layup and got the foul on Griffin. Cantu's free throw made it 33-30. Uvalde answered with another basket to cut the New Braunfels lead to 33-32, but the Unicorns' strength down low would prove to be too much for the Coyotes, playing without star player Abe Gonzales. Sierra's three-point attempt dom the right wing felled, but Muniz went high for the rebound, then converted the short shot from the left po* to make it 35-32. Sierra followed th* up on New Braunfels' next possession with an New Braunfels 67, Uvalda 46 New Braunfels: Mike Sierra 20, Shat Wilkins IS. Albert Muniz 11, David Gomez ll, Tony Cantu 6, Brant Pow*! 3, Jests Morales I, Dave Clnotto, Glenn Pfair. Uvalda: Ban Crain 10, Patino 0, Trevino 9, Ruiz 7, Griffin 7, Garza 3, Stainbuck 2, Wards* I. Halftime: Uvalda 30, Naw Braunfels 26. Raoords: Naw Braunfels 13-6,4-0; * Uvalda 9-10,04. offensive rebound and a put-back to make it 37-32. Cartu then made back-to-back big plays for New Braunfels; coming off the bench, the junior forward had a one-handed tip-in rebound offs Muniz miss to make it 39-34. After a Coyote basket, Cantu was left open on die left wing, and hit a long-range three-point shot to put New Braunfels up42-36 and force a Uvalde timeout. Joe Dean Trevino's three-print shot cut the lead to three, but his bucket came after a no-call when he traveled to get fiee. Wilkins made up for it when he made a nice underhanded dish on a drive to the basket to Muniz, who made the shot from his right po* position to end the third period, 44-39. Ricky Rufti three-point play after a basket and a Dave anotto foul made it 4642 with 6:46 left to got bit the Coyotes would get no doter. Wilkins keg* the ball on a thiee-on-two fe* break and hit from the flee throw line, and Muniz hit a short jumpshot from the right baseline to make it 5042 with ju* under six mins*** to play. Uvalde then hit the wall. After a Ben Crain jumpshot, the Coyotes committed two straight offensive turnovers over the next two minutes to take them out of the game. In the meantime, the Unicorns were converting. David Gomez got it into Sierra, who made the shot from the right po* and was fouled by Grain. Sierra* flee throw made it 52-44, and after a Uvalde turnover, Wilkins hit a flee throw to make it 5344 when Crain fouled cut on a backcourt trap. New Braunfels outscored Uvalde 14-4 down the stretch. "We got a big lift from Tony and Shae tan a good second half offense," Wilkins said. "This was a good win." This is the column head to Richard Tijerina's job Cougars bitten, 55-49 Richard Tijerina The official count at the scorer's table was New Braunfels 67, Uvalde 48. There also, unofficially, were 17 No ways. That seemed to be the usual reaction to a Uvalde jumpshot in the fir* half, as Coyote guards Joe Dean Trevino and Antilift) Patino tried a series of wild, almost desperate ventures from three-print land. They often were off-balance, usually too far away to be in the safe percentage range, but, unfortunately for the Unicorns, usually successful. Uvalde's 20-9 fir* period lead was largely due to the two guards' unconsciousness. At one print, five of six Uvalde possessions ended with a three-print attempt, and th* was with the Coyotes having a double digit lead. No way. Still, it did work to the Unicorns' advantage. Without Abe Gonzales, the Coyotes couldn't do much to stop a New Braunfels inside game that was dominating the offensive and defensive boards all night. A 20-9 lead over a team like New Braunfels shouldn't be squandered; yet Uvalde's three-point bombs did nothing but rink the Coyotes' hopes. A wild moon shot would be rebounded by a Unicom, which ju* gave point guard Shae Wilkins another chance to settle down an offense which was slightly off a beat in the fir* half. Come midway through the third period, the Coyotes mu* have been wishing they had a few of those offensive possessions back. This time, maybe they'd try something a bit more safer. I doubt the No way category will ever make its way into the official statisticians' book, but Tuesday night, it may have been the biggest stat you didn't hear about. By RICHARD TIJERINA Sporta Editor_ Kenny Rotzlcr strode into the locker room, picked up a piece of chalk, and slowly scrawled the number 13. "Thirteen turnovers," Rotzlcr said to the Canyon boys' basketball team. "Who are we going to beat when we give them the ball on turnovers 13 times?" Don't count Clemens in that Ii*. The Buffaloes used a 17-print night from Jim Clark and 14 points from Chris Mood to hold off Canyon, 5549, Tuesday night * Cougar Den. It was another game in which the Cougars (10-9, 1-3) fell behind early and straggled the re* of the game ju* to get back into contention; it also was another game in which Canyon lost, yet still won the second half. The Cougars, down by 14 * halftime, cut the Clemens lead to two pointe with 30 seconds to go when Marc Cesti I kj a found John Wheelock on the po*. Wheelock squared and hit the basket. But Clemens would make all of its free throws down the Hounds down Rangers From ttfeff reporta BOERNE - Boerne received 20 prints from both Johnny McDowell and Stephen Ford as the Greyhounds beat Smithson Valley 87-71 Tuesday night. The win evened Boeme's district record to 2-2 overall. The Rangers, who recorded their fir* district win la* Friday, dropped to 1-3 in district play. Mike Telftr had 18 pointe and Jeff Maynard added 15, but Smithson Valley couldn't overcome a hot shooting fir* period from Boerne. "They ju* shot the eyes out of the ball carty," Smithson Valley coach BUI MacLeay said. "We knew they could Bhoot, but they ju* lit it up." The Rwi|jus were plagued by only turnover problems as they fell behind md trailed it halftime, 59* 33. Point guard Charlie Wood taxed I! poto*md Altitay Simpson had 12, bra foe Rangers ran out of time in the second half, even though they outscored Boerne 23-14 in the Brei period. Smithson Valley boats Canyon Friday. stretch, and Canyon fell ju* a bit short in its bid for fourth place in District 28-4A. "If we take care of business and do the things we do be* and not help the other team out, we can compete with anybody in this district," Canyon coach Kenny Rotzler said. "We've got some wins down the toad. We ju* cant get ourselves into holes we cant dig out of." The Cougars will try to get back on track rn dirtrict play when ti*y travel to Smithson Valley, for a 7:30 p m. showdown Friday night between Comal County rivals. SPORTS BULLET IfJS QUOTABLESoftbell registration The New Braunfels Girl* Softball Association will be offering T-Ball to girls ages 5 and 6. Other divirions will be divided into Preemies 7-8, Pee Wees 9-10, Minors 11-12, Juniors 13-14, Seniors »5-16 and older Seniors 17-18. Qualifying age will be birthdays as of Sept. 1,1994. Registration will take place * Vivroux Sporting good* located next to K-Mait. Co* will be $20 from Jan. 5-Feb. 6. From Feb. 7-18 the co* will be '^formation, call Dennis Haiborth * 625-7912 or 629-5305.LL registration Registration for all categories of play for New Braunfels Little League will be Jan. 18 and 25 from 6-8:30 p.m. * Seek School Cafeteria. Categories include Tee-Baseball, Pee Wee minor and major league baieball, American League, National League, Junior League, Senior League and Big League. League age is players age as July 31,1994. For more information, call Laurie Herring at 625-4620 or Mark Mendenhall * 620-6171.Frelhelt bowling mooting The semi-annual meeting of Freiheit Bowling Clinic will be held Jan. 12,1994 * 7:30 pm. * the club. Business will include the election of officers. Interested members should mend. For more information, call David Domsch * 620-1703.Open basketball Men's open play basketball is being offered * Canyon High School's old gymnasium on Mondays from 7-9 pm There is a $4 onetime fee, and SIio for each game thereafter. *1 don't count 'em; Ijua£ call em* — NBA rtf ere# Earl Strom, In answer to th# complaint tat ha was aaaaaring too many touts agrin* tbs complaining team. a ;
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The first-place New York Cosmos have won three successive matches and are six-games unbeaten, but they're still not at 100 percent within the squad.
Cosmos head coach Giovanni Savarese confirmed to reporters following practice that Hunter Gorskie has been ruled out for the second consecutive Cosmos game, which is a trip to Blaine, Minnesota on Saturday to face Manny Lagos and Minnesota United FC. The Stanford graduate is continuing to recover from a knee injury suffered in training last Thursday, and was seen in practice this week working on his own on the side.
Another player who is continuing his comeback from injury but still isn't quite ready to play is Alessandro Noselli, who scored the game-winning goal in the Cosmos' opener, but hasn't played since September 7 when he went off injured in the 1-1 draw with the Atlanta Silverbacks.
Jamal Johnson was seen in training on Thursday jogging around the pitch on his own, as he continues his recovery from a serious knee injury. He wore a brace around his right leg.
Here are some more notes from Cosmos training this week:
Due to a number of factors including injuries, inconsistent play, and red card dismissals, the Cosmos have played nine different starting lineups in each of their nine games.
This week though could be when the streak ends.
Savarese wouldn't confirm his lineup when speaking after training, but with Gorskie and Noselli still injured and the positive play from Paulo Mendes in midfield, it's looking more than likely that we could see an unchanged starting lineup on Saturday.
"It could be, it could be," Savarese said. "But it might not because not necessarily the guys that are there are going to start for sure….we're still making a few decisions, but the base is there of what we might see on Saturday"
The play of Mendes in midfield could keep out Sebastian Guenzatti, who missed the last game due to a red card. Based on Savarese's assessment of Mendes in training this week, the head coach's comments made it clear that the Brazilian midfielder is likely to start his third straight match this weekend.
"He came and did well against the Strikers, he played well against Tampa, and we'll see if he's going to be part of the team again," Savarese said about Paulo Mendes. "I think he's making a case to be a starter again."
One of the best moments from the Cosmos memorable 4-3 victory at home over the Tampa Bay Rowdies wasn't just the outstanding free kick goal from Marcos Senna in the 82nd minute, but the way the team celebrated it.
The entire squad, lead by Senna, ran over to the bench and celebrated joyously with the coaching staff and substitutes, as their two-goal deficit at the half had become a one-goal advantage. To come back in the manner that they did, in a way that they hadn't all season, looks to have brought the team even closer together in one of the crucial parts of the season.
"We just have that harmony, we are a true team," Savarese said. "Everybody, from the equipment manager all the way to the youth players that we have, it's just a team that is working hard to a common goal. It was great right there (with Senna's goal) because I think it was a great reward after what they put in to be able to get the fourth goal, and we all celebrated as a team together, which was great to see."
- A week after signing a contract with the club, Bryan Meredith looks to be the third-string goalkeeper at the moment while reserve Chad Calderone continues to recover from an injury and a number of setbacks.
- During a scrimmage match in training, Marcos Senna scored on penalty kick while Sebastian Guenzatti finished from close range off a corner kick for the blue squad to defeat the green.
- Savarese has history with Minnesota United head coach Manny Lagos. In the 1995 USISL Championship game, Savarese's Long Island Rough Riders faced off against Manny Lagos' Minnesota Thunder, with Savarese scoring the game-winning goal with six seconds remaining to win, 2-1.
Cosmos can definiately beat a few MLS teams. Starting w/ the Red Bulls of New Jersey.
I doubt it. There is a reason the Cosmos plays in a lower division
I doubt we could beat RBNY, but I'd put us up against DC United, Toronto, Chivas, Columbus and a few others. I think we could hold our own. Which IS saying a lot as a lower division club, and is a good start.
Yeah, that's what RSL said. Oops. Any random soccer game is random.
I highly doubt the Cosmos can beat any MLS team. They're a second division team made up of second division caliber players with a second division level coach.
Those players are there because they're not good enough for MLS.
I'm sure they look good playing against whatever semi-pro teams they go against but so do I against the 10 year old kids I coach. That doesn't mean I'm ready to join the National Team.
after reading the headline is was hoping to read that a guy named Continuity was in the starting lineup.
I really like how the Cosmos are coming together. You can't deny that they're a fun team to watch, especially after that game with the Rowdies.
Fingers crossed that, in five years or so, the NASL's overall quality will be equal to that of MLS's. That will definitely make things (especially the Open Cup) interesting in American soccer.
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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAALLLLLL!!! Sennheiser builds MOMENTUM with the world's longest goal celebration
By joining the shout with their video clips, participants get the chance to win a limited-edition pair of MOMENTUM Samba headphones that feature the colours of the Brazilian flag
Just like Samba and Carnival – the passionate goal celebrations of football commentators such as Cleber Machado, Galvão Bueno or Luiz Roberto represent something distinctly Brazilian. Luiz Roberto became a legend around the globe when he seized the mic after his team had scored and shouted "gooooooooaaaaal"
Inspired by their country's incredible football commentators, the celebration will be kicked off by a group of Brazilian fans. Then fans from around the world can upload their own videos that take up the goal shout, each continuing the "ooooooooo"
"We want to reflect the energy, the unstoppable football enthusiasm in Brazil and bring fans from around the globe together in celebrating the world's longest goal shout," said, Uwe Cremering, Head of Global Marketing. "Of course, while the fans will be coming together, I think we'll also be able to enjoy the huge diversity – team colours and mascots. As part of the fun, we also want to see which country has the most fans in the shout. We are excited to see enthusiastic people joining in rooting for their team", added Anaseth Martínez, Marketing Manager at Sennheiser Latin America.
As well as showing support, fans joining the goal shout have the opportunity to score a pair of MOMENTUM Samba headphones. Sennheiser will select ten winners from the teams and individuals taking part in the chain. The limited edition features a unique colour scheme inspired by the Brazilian flag. The headphones with vibrant yellow ear cups and green detailing provide an incredible sound experience on the move. The MOMENTUM Samba will only be available in selected markets for a limited period of time.
The football-themed video chain will be part of Sennheiser's "What's Your MOMENTUM?" project. Together with Spotify, the audio specialist is presenting inspirational sound stories from all over the world, short films that showcase the life and work of some of the world's most inspirational people, sharing their projects and unique achievements. The project is an invitation for others to share their own inspirational stories and to start video chains such as the 'Goal-Celebration-
About Sennheiser
Sennheiser is a world-leading manufacturer of microphones, headphones and wireless transmission systems. Established in 1945 in Wedemark, Germany, Sennheiser is now a global brand represented in 60 countries around the world with U.S. headquarters in Old Lyme, Conn. Sennheiser's pioneering excellence in technology has rewarded the company with numerous awards and accoladesincluding an Emmy, a Grammy, and the Scientific and Engineering Award of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Pilates Studio with big range of exercises ( Reformer, Barrel, Chair, Trapeze Table, Mat, Ball, Weights, Bar, Ring). The main focus is building lean strong and flexible body, plus health maintanance and spine correction and alignment.
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Ballet type of body in motion, can be done on some of pilates equipment or mat. Check Justin Grant Fitness (Pilates) Photos as example.


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EU may require YouTube, DailyMotion to seek deals with music industry
By Julia Fioretti
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Websites such as Google's YouTube, DailyMotion and Pinterest could be required by the European Union to seek licenses or revenue-sharing deals with artists for content that is uploaded by their users.
The music industry has long complained that services such as YouTube do not pay artists enough for their music and has urged regulators to close what it calls the "value gap".
They say that Alphabet Inc's Google makes vast sums from ad-supported services such as YouTube, but only a small share of the money goes to the music industry.
The European Commission, the EU executive, is looking at imposing an obligation on platforms hosting user-uploaded content -- such as YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion -- to seek agreements with rights holders "reflecting the economic value of the use made of the protected content", according to a draft paper, seen by Reuters, listing the preferred options for the EU's copyright reform.
The agreement could take the form of a copyright license or a monetization agreement such as sharing of revenue, an option that is already widely used.
The Commission also wants online sharing platforms to put in place "appropriate and proportionate measures, such as content identification technologies, to ensure the functioning" of the agreements with rights holders.
The proposal is still being discussed and the final version is expected in late September.
Google says that YouTube alone has generated more than $2 billion for rights holders by striking licensing agreements with music labels and publishing societies around the world. Continued...


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Techniques and tactics such as "Stand and deliver," "Always get to your sights," Controlled pairs and assess," "Perfect Stances" "Two handed grips" "Target shooting out to 25 yards," were the order of the day.
As soon as you take these techniques and tactics into Force on Force and work them within the realities of a "most likely" gunfights the fallacy of this type of training becomes very apparent.
"Reactive" is where you are most likely going to be working from. And the training of today reflects that.....as does this thread.