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- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- MS Wade 12
- DA Warner 32
- PJ Forrest 3
- MJ Clarke 1
- SPD Smith 21
- DJ Hussey 9
- GJ Bailey 46*
- JL Pattinson 13
- CJ McKay 5*
- JM Anderson 0/22
- ST Finn 1/35
- SCJ Broad 0/39
- JC Tredwell 2/23
- SR Patel 0/17
- RS Bopara 2/8
James Anderson to open the bowling on his home ground...
At last, here come the players. We. Have. Cricket. Warner and Wade to open for Australia.
5.25pm "Daft," starts Hugh. "No offence Tredwell (well, some), but you have no real future as an England player. Rather have Samit, Briggs or Monty playing first. But Woakes is going to star in all formats. If he ever gets a game."
And here's Ed Dixon: "Ha ha! So after all the talk, Australia won't actually get to bowl at Bres after all during the whole series."
5.15pm England win the toss and bowl, no real surprise there. Tim Bresnan has a sore elbow so misses out and England play both James Tredwell and Samit Patel. No rest for either Stuart Broad or James Anderson. Still no game for Woakes, either.
"Would have expected the ball to swing today, so I'm a bit surprised Tredwell has been preferred to Woakes," says James.
For Australia, Steve Smith and Xavier Doherty are back so plenty of spin on show today.
England Alastair Cook, Ian Bell, Jonathan Trott, Ravi Bopara, Eoin Morgan, Craig Kieswetter, Samit Patel, Stuart Broad, James Tredwell, James Anderson, Steven Finn
Australia David Warner, Matthew Wade, Peter Forrest, Michael Clarke, George Bailey, David Hussey, Steve Smith, Clint McKay, James Pattinson, Ben Hilfenhaus, Xavier Doherty
5.10pm Good news, folks, the covers are coming off and we'll have the toss shortly
5.00pm The toss has been pushed back to 5.15pm but we are still on for a 32-over match.
4.45pm Reports from the ground that it has started to rain a little but the players continue to warm up...and the covers are now back on.
4.35pm Hello everyone, Gnasher here for the first time today as Alan has gone on a coffee run. The players are out in the middle warming up as we cling to the hope that the rain will stay away.
4.15pm: So, you've an hour or so to amuse yourselves. The toss should be at 5pm, as long as the rain doesn't return. I'm going to go grab a coffee and stretch my glutes in preparation for some actual commentary, but I'll leave you with a few more offerings from the postbag ...
"I think the difference is it's supposed to be raining in Melbourne, whereas it's not supposed to be in England," says Guy in response to Mark (3.55pm). Though he's obviously never experienced a summer in this country if he thinks that.
"Good news for us, bad news for Mitch," chirps Dubes, "he now has to walk the talk! I am pretty sure he made that statement after watching the weather forecast. This should teach him to rely on weather forecasts!" Has anyone ever walked the talk? I'm not quite sure how that would work.
Ed Dixon has issued a mea culpa: "The rain is all my fault. Well to be exact, it's my wife's fault actually as after many years of trying, she has finally managed to master the art of the rain dance in order to interfere with my cricketing ambitions, but has clearly overdone it. Sorry everyone."
James, meanwhile, is look further down the line: "For England fans, the main event of the summer should be the South Africa series, and you would have thought England would try to get in some proper preparation. Sadly, the poor quality of the opposition hasn't allowed us to do so."
4.10pm: Hallelujah - your patience has been rewarded. They're going to try for a 5.30pm start at Old Trafford, with 32 overs per side. Powerplay overs will be seven (mandatory) at the start, then three batting and three bowling. Two bowlers to be allowed seven overs each, three with six.
4pm: Actually, it looks reasonably clear over Manchester at the moment. Messrs Dar, Gould and Erasmus are plodding around diligently, inspecting various patches of turf ...
"I hope that this inspection goes smoothly now that Mister Dar has discovered that Mister Gould has on occasion been known to perform inspections with a certain Mr Bowden." Indeed, Mark, it was a great scandal at the time but I believe the two gentlemen to have been reconciled, for the sake of their good reputations in umpiring circles.
3.55pm: With the sense of timing of Mr Collins asking Elizabeth Bennett for her hand in marriage, it has apparently just started to spit at Old Trafford. The umpires, of course, are due to make an inspection shortly.
"To make the Poms feel slightly better, it is currently raining solidly at the moment in Melbourne." I think I'm right in saying, Mark, that the Poms aren't necessarily the ones in need of being made to feel better ...
3.50pm: Jason is off on a flight of fancy. "Just imagine... looking out the window of your carriage, watching the scenery flow past when, suddenly, a ghostly image of Aleem Dar's head appears in the window to give you out." Sounds more like Dickens than Austen, I have to say, Jase. Still, all literary contributions welcome, in these rain-delay longueurs.
Pavan, meanwhile, can't resist a 4-0 jibe: "A tin of whitewash for Christmas? Is Dhoni driving this heavy roller?"
3.30pm: Out in the middle at Old Trafford, the groundstaff appear to have ceded control of the heavy roller to a 15-year-old boy. Apparently he is a competition winner ... Imagine entering a competition to have a go on a heavy roller! It'd be like asking your parents for a tin of whitewash for Christmas.
Hugh, meanwhile, has a different take on the whims of the weather gods: "It's all a conspiracy against Chris Woakes. Someone just doesn't want him to prove himself ..." What can Woakes have done to upset Michael Fish (the god of inconvenient rainfall), Hugh?
3.20pm: Steve has news of the sun: "Got up at 5.45am to watch this latest Australian cricket lesson. It's only 102F here now at 7.10am in the Phoenix valley. Personally I'd quite like to watch it rain! Haven't had any here for months. Rain is about as rare as good Aussie batting..." Ouch. Tough time to be green-and-gold when even the US is ragging on you - though I expect Steve is an expat who can't quite believe his internet connection these days.
"So, to continue the Jane Austen theme, does that mean that we are in for a bit of domestic trauma, before everything turns out fine in the end?" Well, Mark, if Alastair Cook and Ian Bell aren't happily engaged by sundown, I'll eat my bonnet.
James, however, isn't convinced: "Sorry about this, but I'm really struggling to imagine Aleem Dar glancing coquettishly at anyone." Just imagine those deep brooding eyes looking deep into your soul, James. He'd be a perfect Mr Dar-cy.
3.10pm: News from Old Trafford is that there is going to be another umpires inspection at 4pm. The pitch is getting a trim from the mower but there are one or two muddy patches still causing the umpires concern. The clouds above the ground are still of the gun-metal grey variety, so Lincoln might have to dance like Michael Flatley for a while yet.
3.05pm: "Good morning from Aus, 12.01am, waiting up patiently for some cricket action, got my fingers and toes crossed," writes Lincoln, who I assume is either an Anglophile or a glutton for punishment. "Performing a 'dry' dance in my living room."
3pm: The umpires are taking a turn around the pitch. I like to imagine them arm-in-arm, like a couple of Jane Austen heroines, every now and again glancing coquettishly over the grand piano at the two captains. And as Sky are showing highlights of the 2007 CB Series, I'll assume that's what they are doing.
2.45pm and 4.3sec: It hasn't start raining ... We may be in luck.
2.45pm: The hover cover on the wicket is now the only protection being afforded the pitch. Expect the deluge to begin in about 4.3 seconds.
By the way, to the ones of you asking why Boucher has 998 dismissals on the records page - he took one catch in the outfield, against West Indies in 2010 when AB de Villiers was keeping wicket. You can thank Stat Detective Brydon Coverdale for that titbit. Firdose's story has been tweaked accordingly.
2.35pm: On The Subject of English Weather: "More games have been rained off in the midlands than the north this year," says Sanjay. "If you look at the T20 groups, as many as 10 games have been washed out in just 2 weeks. The North Group by comparison has about 6 washouts. Warwickshire suffered 4 washouts + WI Test ruined + Oz ODI ruined. And as I write this, it's raining heavily in Brum so tomorrow's CB40 game is in jeopardy too. Birmingham is the new Manchester."
"The problem is that most of that 806mm seems to be on the outfield at the moment," giggles Mark, in response to Gerard's earlier point about average rainfall.
James, meanwhile, didn't have a ticket for Hit factory Live ... "Probably the best thing that could happen to a Stock Aitken Waterman reunion gig, IMHO. Also, Isle of Wight festival was flooded, floods in south west and north east, I tried to go to the Headingley ODI v West Indies. Manchester has no monopoly on rain."
And here's the man who started an argument in an empty cricket ground, Ed Bowden: "No offence meant to the Mancunians, it has been a dreadful summer all over the country. I just hope Lancs insured themselves against food and drink sales as well as ticket refunds like Warwicks. But they are touchy!"
2.30pm: Looking a bit more promising out in the middle, where a breeze is blowing and the majority of the covers on the square are off. Some of the players are on the outfield and there's an air of expectancy among the crowd ... Well, it's either that or half-cut ambivalence, I'm not quite sure which. Umpires inspection will take place in half an hour.
2.20pm: "C'mon guys don't forget his wicket," pipes up Scott. "It takes him to 1000!" A Test average of 6, for a wicketkeeper, might be his most impressive stat ...
Meanwhile, Ed Bowden has got a few backs up: "'Which idiot organised a game of cricket in Manchester in July?' says Ed Bowden. When will people stop having a go at Manchester weather? Has no-one noticed that it has rained almost incessantly this summer all over England and Wales. Have these images of floods on television been a myth? For the records Manchester has 806mm of rain on average a year and Cardiff just over 1100mm/year." Gerard Walsh just wanted that off his chest.
Charles Frankland prefers a more biting response: "Which idiot would organise a reunion concert in London in July. As they say down there, we really love stereotyping the rest of the country." For those who aren't fans of Stock, Aitken and Waterman (unlikely, I know, but there might be a few), this is what Charles is referring to.
2.10pm: "Somehow, 999 dismissals feels a bit like a batting average of 99.94. And that's good company." An excellent point, James. He also has a word in defence of today's venue: "To be fair to Manchester (Ed Bowdon), games of cricket have been getting rained off all over the country this 'summer'."
2pm: Anil Katwal highlights Boucher's huge haul of victims: "Take a bow, Mark Boucher. What a career. Finishes on 999 dismissals in international cricket. Will that ever be beaten?" The odds suggest Boucher's marks will last for some time. His 555 Test dismissals puts him more than 100 ahead of Adam Gilchrist; MS Dhoni is the next-best current keeper, with 220. As Dileep Premachandran has just tweeted, Dhoni has 496 victims in international cricket, less than half of Boucher's bag of skulls. Here's a piece from the archive about Boucher's 500 Test catches.
1.55pm: We've had a few messages on Boucher, who has been forced to quit international cricket after sustaining a freak eye injury. Here's his 108 against England at Durban in 1999 - his third Test ton of a breakthrough year.
"Boucher was not the most naturally talented player," begins Sebastian, "but I have so much respect for him because he squeezed everything out of what he had, and I really admire his grit, determination and concentration."
And here's Asha: "A great sportsman. Felt really sad when I heard the news. We will certainly miss you Bouch. Well wishes for the future and hope you will recover from that injury soon!"
1.45pm: Right, the toss has officially been delayed and the umpires will make an inspection at 3pm. This feels like deja vu all over again. I'm not too confident about this one - hope may spring eternal but I think even hope has sprung a leak.
"Which idiot organised a game of cricket in Manchester in July?" says Ed Bowden. "As they say up there, if you can't see the Pennines it is raining. If you can, it will start soon." Never mind the Pennines, it's quite difficult to make out The Point in the murk. Although, in fairness to the administrators, if you're going to organise any outdoor activity in Manchester, in normal circumstances July would seem a fair month to do it.
1.35pm: First pictures from Old Trafford and Sky's Nick Knight is standing in a puddle. That doesn't necessarily mean he looks any wetter than usual, though ... arf. The good news is: it is not currently raining. The bad: the groundstaff expect the pitch will need at least two or three hours to dry out. If any more rain comes (and there is some forecast for later in the day) it could be curtains.
A look at our favourite rain map of the country suggests the worst has passed for now. The cut-off time is 7.07pm (or 7.17pm, if they can only squeeze in a 20-over game with a shortened interval).
1.25pm: Hello there, you're looking well. Is that a new haircut? Anyway, welcome to live, hand-typed coverage of the fifth and final ODI between England and Australia. Apparently the weather is looking mardier than the Stone Roses when asked a question by someone from the Daily Mail. However, we'll keep you up to date with developments and hopefully the rain will relent to get some sort of a game on. To tide you over, here is David Hopps' preview of the match and the latest bullish statement of intent from
Steve Harmison Mitchell Johnson.
Meanwhile, away from Manchester, the breaking news from the South Africa camp is that Mark Boucher has officially announced his retirement from international cricket, due to the eye injury he sustained at Taunton yesterday. Very sad news, I'm sure you'll agree, as this tour of England was due to be Boucher's last, allowing him to reach 150 Tests and pass 1,000 dismissals in the international game. Please do feel free to send in your tributes ...
Anderson to Wade, no run, outside off, hint of movement back into the batsman and it's left alone
Anderson to Wade, 1 run, fuller on off stump, driven firmly down the ground to the off side and but mid-off is quite straight
Anderson to Warner, no run, pushed across and left alone
Lots of sawdust around for the bowlers
Anderson to Warner, no run, a touch wider outside off and he shoulders arms
Anderson to Warner, no run, pitched up fuller, Warner comes forward and pushes towards mid-off
Slip and a short midwicket catching. Fine leg in the circle
Anderson to Warner, no run, good line outside off stump and he opts not to play again
End of over 1 (1 run) Australia 1/0 (RR: 1.00)
- DA Warner 0 (4b)
- MS Wade 1 (2b)
- JM Anderson 1-0-1-0
Steven Finn will share the new ball...he's been outstanding
Finn to Wade, no run, what a beauty to start with...full outside off and it draws Wade forward who then plays and misses with a drive
Two slips for Finn
Finn to Wade, no run, and again! Beaten two in two. Some pace on that from Finn as Wade launches into a drive and the ball beats the edge
Finn to Wade, no run, full on middle and off, gets a good stride in and blocks to mid-off
Finn to Wade, no run, back of a length and this one nips back into the left hander who is taken at the top of the pads
Finn to Wade, 1 run, this jars the splice as Wade plays it towards square leg and takes one hand off the bat
Finn to Warner, no run, dragged a little short and wide but Warner can't take advantage as he flashes and misses at a cut
End of over 2 (1 run) Australia 2/0 (RR: 1.00)
- DA Warner 0 (5b)
- MS Wade 2 (7b)
- ST Finn 1-0-1-0
- JM Anderson 1-0-1-0
Anderson to Wade, no run, a cracker...completely squares up Wade as this swings in then seams away past the outside. Almost too good
Anderson to Wade, no run, full on middle and off, searching stuff from Anderson, Wade presses forward and defends
Anderson to Wade, no run, full outside off, carries through at ankle height to Kieswetter
Anderson to Wade, no run, short of a length at the body, Wade defends a touch awkwardly off the back foot
Anderson to Wade, no run, how do you play that? Beats the outside edge again with late movement from a full length and Wade is left prodding
Anderson to Wade, no run, squared up by a ball starting around leg stump that he tried to work through the on side and a leading edge rolls into the off side
End of over 3 (maiden) Australia 2/0 (RR: 0.66)
- MS Wade 2 (13b)
- DA Warner 0 (5b)
- JM Anderson 2-1-1-0
- ST Finn 1-0-1-0
Finn to Warner, 1 wide, extravagant seam movement and bounce as Warner is beaten playing another cut...but it's a fraction too wide
Finn to Warner, no run, now beaten on the front foot by a full delivery...this is fantastic bowling
Finn to Warner, FOUR, finally, they get one away and it's a very pleasing drive from Warner as he punches a full delivery straight past mid-off
Finn to Warner, no run, wider outside off stump
Finn to Warner, 1 run, whipped away from middle and leg down to long leg
Finn to Wade, no run, very full, yorker-length on the popping crease, squeezed out to the off side
Finn to Wade, no run, full on middle and off, solidly defended back to the bowler
End of over 4 (6 runs) Australia 8/0 (RR: 2.00)
- MS Wade 2 (15b)
- DA Warner 5 (9b 1x4)
- ST Finn 2-0-7-0
- JM Anderson 2-1-1-0
Anderson to Warner, no run, pitching around middle and leg, straightens on Warner who ends up playing it chest on due to the late swing
Anderson to Warner, 1 run, a touch shorter and Warner hops into the back foot to work it through midwicket
Anderson to Wade, no run, worked off leg stump to midwicket
Anderson to Wade, no run, full on off stump, brings Wade forward and he drives sweetly but straight to mid-off
Anderson to Wade, no run, another one scoots past the edge - already been plenty of them - as this seams away on off stump
Anderson to Wade, no run, behind the line this time and defended back to the bowler
End of over 5 (1 run) Australia 9/0 (RR: 1.80)
- MS Wade 2 (19b)
- DA Warner 6 (11b 1x4)
- JM Anderson 3-1-2-0
- ST Finn 2-0-7-0
Finn to Warner, no run, full and dug out back to the bowler
Finn to Warner, no run, another crackerjack! Bounces and seams away from off stump and Warner doesn't have a hope of playing it
Finn to Warner, no run, finds somewhere near the middle of the back this time, short of a length and punched to cover
Finn to Warner, no run, back on a full length and another punchy drive finds mid-off
Finn to Warner, no run, straighter this time and a well-timed flick goes straight to midwicket
Finn to Warner, FOUR, edged! Batsmen need some luck in these conditions and Warner finds some as he Chinese cuts past the stumps and a diving Kieswetter...the delivery nipped back into him to cramp him for room
End of over 6 (4 runs) Australia 13/0 (RR: 2.16)
- DA Warner 10 (17b 2x4)
- MS Wade 2 (19b)
- ST Finn 3-0-11-0
- JM Anderson 3-1-2-0
Anderson to Wade, 1 run, defends with an open face to backward point and they scramble a single which leaves Warner diving for his ground
Anderson to Warner, 2 runs, pulled down shorter and it's whipped away through square leg
Anderson to Warner, FOUR, nicely played, short again and Warner helps it behind square on the leg side with a pull which beats deep square-leg
Anderson to Warner, no run, good reply! Jags back to beat Warner on the inside edge as he tries to play through the off side
Anderson to Warner, 1 run, opens the face off the back foot and the ball just evades a diving backward point
Anderson to Wade, 1 run, full on off stump, opens the face down to third man
End of over 7 (9 runs) Australia 22/0 (RR: 3.14)
- MS Wade 4 (21b)
- DA Warner 17 (21b 3x4)
- JM Anderson 4-1-11-0
- ST Finn 3-0-11-0
First change of bowling as Stuart Broad comes into the attack
Broad to Wade, no run, starts back of a length and it is punched to cover...a cross-seam delivery from Broad
Broad to Wade, no run, nips back into the Wade from a good length and it's driven to point
Broad to Wade, no run, full and swinging into the pads, Wade misses out as he doesn't connect
Broad to Wade, 1 run, dropped Anderson has shelled one at slip...Wade went hard at the ball and edged at a good height just to Anderson's left so he had to move a bit but should have held it
Broad to Warner, no run, full on middle and leg, played to mid-on
Broad to Warner, 1 run, dropped into the off side and that's a well-judged single
End of over 8 (2 runs) Australia 24/0 (RR: 3.00)
- DA Warner 18 (23b 3x4)
- MS Wade 5 (25b)
- SCJ Broad 1-0-2-0
- JM Anderson 4-1-11-0
Finn to Warner, FOUR, well played by Warner who is starting benefit from the hard graft as he drives through the off side and Bopara can't quite haul it in
Finn to Warner, 1 run, full again at the stumps, punched firmly towards mid-on who is fairly deep and allowing the single
Finn to Wade, no run, outside off and left alone
Finn to Wade, 2 runs, edged! Did it carry to Tredwell at second slip? Yes, it looks as though it just got there so that goes down as another drop. Was a tough, low, catch but he seemed a little slow to move
Finn to Wade, no run
Finn to Wade, no run, full and driven with a crunch to mid-off
"England's ground fielding has been quite good this series but their catching has been very poor," says John. Yep, they will have to improve for the Test series against South Africa
End of over 9 (7 runs) Australia 31/0 (RR: 3.44)
- MS Wade 7 (29b)
- DA Warner 23 (25b 4x4)
- ST Finn 4-0-18-0
- SCJ Broad 1-0-2-0
Broad to Warner, no run, that's a wild swing by Warner as he tries to launch this over mid-on but only connects with fresh air
Broad to Warner, SIX, that's middled! Plays the same shot and connects with power this time as he lofts Broad high of mid-on
Broad to Warner, no run, pushed into the off side towards point
Broad to Warner, 1 run, tries to give himself a bit of room to drive through the off side but only finds mid-off
Broad to Wade, 1 wide, loses his fine down the leg side so that's an extra ball
Broad to Wade, 1 run, worked away from leg stump into square leg
Broad to Warner, 2 runs, dropped! Another one goes down and this time it's Samit Patel at third man as Warner goes up and over. Patel steadied himself under the catch but it was a pretty poor effort in the end. Cook is not impressed
Anyway, on that note it's over to Alan for ten overs
End of over 10 (11 runs) Australia 42/0 (RR: 4.20)
- DA Warner 32 (30b 4x4 1x6)
- MS Wade 8 (30b)
- SCJ Broad 2-0-13-0
- ST Finn 4-0-18-0
Hello again. That was a shocker from Patel ... Anyway, James Tredwell is on for his first bowl in international cricket for over a year
Tredwell to Wade, no run, round the wicket, tossed up and pushed to cover
Tredwell to Wade, 1 run, on the stumps, clipped through midwicket
Tredwell to Warner, no run, full, sliding down the leg side, goes back and taps to short fine leg
Tredwell to Warner, OUT, tossed up, misses with the sweep and gone! Warner often looks a little uncertain trying to work slower bowlers around and he falls to a plumb lbw decision, the ball was full and straightening on middle and he didn't get anything on it. Hawk Eye showing pretty big turn for Tredwell, suggesting the ball would have gone on to hit off
DA Warner lbw b Tredwell 32 (46m 32b 4x4 1x6) SR: 100.00
Decent start from Warner but Tredwell has winkled him out and England won't mind bowling at Wade and Forrest for a bit
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, back over the wicket, on off, pushed square
Tredwell to Forrest, 1 run, flighted on the stumps, gets out and drives to long-on for a single to get off the mark
End of over 11 (2 runs) Australia 44/1 (RR: 4.00)
- PJ Forrest 1 (2b)
- MS Wade 9 (32b)
- JC Tredwell 1-0-2-1
- SCJ Broad 2-0-13-0
Broad to Forrest, no run, full and straight, Forrest is hit on the pad ... bit appeal but Dar had correctly spotted a thin inside edge. Broad having no luck today
Broad to Forrest, 1 run, pitched up again, Forrest gets forward and drives past mid-off
Broad to Wade, no run, short ball, Wade tries to pull and swipes fresh air
Broad to Wade, no run, length ball this time, angled across the left-hander who thrusts a pad at it and lets it through outside off
Broad to Wade, no run, back of a length, Wade tries to play off his hips and the ball squirts into the off side
Broad to Wade, no run, touch short and wide, cut on the back foot straight to point
Here's John: "I'm sure Patel will relieved to see Warner gone but, given his low strike rate so far, England may not be so concerned about missing Wade... as long as they do get him before he goes nuts."
End of over 12 (1 run) Australia 45/1 (RR: 3.75)
- MS Wade 9 (36b)
- PJ Forrest 2 (4b)
- SCJ Broad 3-0-14-0
- JC Tredwell 1-0-2-1
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, pushed through outside off, forward nudge into the covers
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, length ball outside off, played back down the track
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, bit more flight, worked into the leg side
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, bit of spin back in from outside off, Forrest plays back and is hit on the pad, probably too high
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, on the stumps, worked towards square leg and Ravi Bopara fields sharply to prevent a run
Tredwell to Forrest, no run, full and on off, played back to the bowler - maiden from Tredwell
End of over 13 (maiden) Australia 45/1 (RR: 3.46)
- PJ Forrest 2 (10b)
- MS Wade 9 (36b)
- JC Tredwell 2-1-2-1
- SCJ Broad 3-0-14-0
Broad to Wade, 1 run, touch short of a length, Wade backs away and slaps a cut shot through point to the man in the deep
Broad to Forrest, 1 run, bouncer, well-directed at the batsman, who hoicks aerially through the vacant square leg area
Broad to Wade, 1 run, fuller length, driven square through the infield
Broad to Forrest, no run, good length, straightening and Forrest is squared up trying to work to leg, gets a leading edge into the off side
Broad to Forrest, no run, full and straight, played back down the pitch to mid-on
Broad to Forrest, no run, short ball outside off, Forrest this time misses with a swish at Broad
England have reapplied the tourniquet. Australia again battling the conditions ...
End of over 14 (3 runs) Australia 48/1 (RR: 3.42)
- PJ Forrest 3 (14b)
- MS Wade 11 (38b)
- SCJ Broad 4-0-17-0
- JC Tredwell 2-1-2-1
Tredwell to Wade, 1 run, OUT, they try for two to long-on, Tredwell takes the throw at the bowler's end and swings his arm behind his body to break the wicket ... Forrest is struggling here, yep, he's a few inches short. The batsmen were hustling, trying to put pressure on the fielders but it backfired and Forrest is felled
PJ Forrest run out 3 (12m 14b 0x4 0x6) SR: 21.42
Michael Clarke the new man in, Wade still on strike
Tredwell to Wade, no run, tossed up outside off, pushed into the covers
Tredwell to Wade, OUT, flighted, spinning past the bat as Wade advances and stumped! Lovely dismissal for Tredwell, who lured the struggling Wade out of his crease, beat him with the turn - in fact almost bowled him - and Kieswetter was alert to whip off the bails
MS Wade st †Kieswetter b Tredwell 12 (61m 41b 0x4 0x6) SR: 29.26
Australia have promoted Steve Smith to No. 5, they need something special from the young lad
Tredwell to Smith, 1 run, full and on the stumps, whipped through midwicket to get off the mark first ball
Tredwell to Clarke, 1 run, tossed up and Clarke also uses his feet to clip one down the ground
Tredwell to Smith, 1 run, flighted, Smith is on the walk again, chips slightly aerially past the diving Ian Bell at mid-on to the man on the boundary
Well, no one would pretend James Tredwell is in Graham Swann's league ... but he's had a similarly devastating effect thus far
End of over 15 (4 runs) Australia 52/3 (RR: 3.46)
- SPD Smith 2 (2b)
- MJ Clarke 1 (1b)
- JC Tredwell 3-1-6-2
- SCJ Broad 4-0-17-0
Broad to Smith, 2 runs, touch short, worked through the leg side into a gap and they pick up two
Broad to Smith, no run, pitched up outside off and Smith frees the arms, drives straight at extra-cover
Broad to Smith, 1 run, length ball, gets forward and pushes wide of extra-cover, Smith calls one but Clarke sends him back ... and Bopara's shy misses, giving them an over-throw
Broad to Clarke, OUT, dabbed towards point ... and a direct hit from Eoin Morgan runs out Clarke! Australia are in disarray here, trying to push for singles as England crowd round like vultures. Clarke ran the gauntlet but was left well short by an excellent throw as Morgan fielded on the bounce
MJ Clarke run out 1 (8m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
David Hussey heads out to try another salvage operation. Smith on strike, though
Broad to Smith, no run, length ball outside off, steps out and plays no stroke
Broad to Smith, 1 run, short of a length and tucked into the leg side
End of over 16 (4 runs) Australia 56/4 (RR: 3.50)
- SPD Smith 6 (7b)
- DJ Hussey 0 (0b)
- SCJ Broad 5-0-21-0
- JC Tredwell 3-1-6-2
Tredwell switched for the left-arm tweak of Samit Patel. One slip in place ...
Patel to Smith, no run, on the stumps, pushed back down the track
Patel to Smith, 1 run, flighted on off, Smith goes back and dabs through point, they think and then re-think about two
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, played on the front foot towards cover, another risky single but a misfield aids them
Patel to Smith, 1 run, goes back and works one into the leg side
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, flighted on leg stump, straightening and takes a leading edge that loop through mid-off, Bopara can't quite get across from extra-cover to snaffle it
Patel to Smith, 1 run, full and on the stumps, punched down the ground for one
"They're even making Tredwell look good!!" exclaims Derek. Forget Tredwell, Patel's taken on an unexpected air of menace too
End of over 17 (5 runs) Australia 61/4 (RR: 3.58)
- SPD Smith 9 (11b)
- DJ Hussey 2 (2b)
- SR Patel 1-0-5-0
- SCJ Broad 5-0-21-0
Finn back into the attack, England seeking the jugular, perhaps
Finn to Smith, no run, full and straight, gets forward well in defence
Finn to Smith, FOUR, slightly overpitched outside off, nicely timed drive back down the ground, bouncing over Finn and beating the dive at long-on
Finn to Smith, 2 runs, nudge off the pads, they chance a second and get it, bit of a misdirected throw from midwicket forces Kieswetter to take above his head
Finn to Smith, no run, length ball on the stumps, forward defensive
Finn to Smith, no run, bit of width, seams away a touch and beats Smith's outside edge as he dabbles at the ball away from his body
Finn to Smith, FOUR, short ball, angling down leg and deflected smartly down to fine leg for another boundary
Busy start here from Smith, just what Australia need from him
End of over 18 (10 runs) Australia 71/4 (RR: 3.94)
- SPD Smith 19 (17b 2x4)
- DJ Hussey 2 (2b)
- ST Finn 5-0-28-0
- SR Patel 1-0-5-0
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, length ball, on off stump and straightening, goes back and chops through square leg
Patel to Smith, 1 run, tossed up and driven down the ground for one
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, flighted on off stump, gets forward and pushes to the man at long-off
Patel to Smith, 1 run, length, outside off, hangs back and dabs to short third man
Patel to Hussey, no run, flighted on middle and leg, defended back to the bowler
Patel to Hussey, 2 runs, tossed up and lofted over extra-cover, the sweeper has to run around and they get two
"The Aussies cannot blame being put in on a seamer's paradise," says Neil, "two for Tredwell, two in the run out column, bring on SA for a real contest." Well, it's probably sticky as well as seaming - but it certainly hasn't been pretty from an Aussie point of view
End of over 19 (6 runs) Australia 77/4 (RR: 4.05)
- DJ Hussey 6 (6b)
- SPD Smith 21 (19b 2x4)
- SR Patel 2-0-11-0
- ST Finn 5-0-28-0
Another change by Cook, with Ravi Bopara into the attack
Bopara to Smith, OUT, loosener, down the leg side - and Smith gets a tickle through to Kieswetter! Australia hit another bump in the road and that's a gimme for Bopara, whose gentle medium pace somehow foxed Smith
SPD Smith c †Kieswetter b Bopara 21 (21m 20b 2x4 0x6) SR: 105.00
That would probably have been a wide if Smith hadn't managed a touch on the ball ... Anyway, George Bailey to the crease
Bopara to Bailey, no run, pitched up outside off, pushed on the front foot to cover
Bopara to Bailey, no run, straighter line, worked off the legs towards mid-on
Bopara to Bailey, 2 runs, full and slightly wide, hit uppishly through the covers
Bopara to Bailey, 1 run, bit of width again and cut through square this time
Bopara to Hussey, no run, length ball, hangs back and slaps a cut shot to point on the bounce
"Warner, Clarke, Smith & Hussey - IPL stars. Anderson, Finn, Broad & Tredwell - not. But I know which ones I'd prefer in my team!" Phil is in triumphal mood
End of over 20 (3 runs) Australia 80/5 (RR: 4.00)
- DJ Hussey 6 (7b)
- GJ Bailey 3 (4b)
- RS Bopara 1-0-3-1
- SR Patel 2-0-11-0
Patel to Bailey, 1 run, tossed up on off, clipped back down the ground
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, flighted, comes forward and drives through mid-off to the man in the deep
Patel to Bailey, 1 run, touch short, straightening on the stumps, goes back and knocks into the leg side
Australia's batsmen showing urgency now. Haven't got much rope to play with though
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, flighted outside off stump, driven to long-off
Patel to Bailey, 1 run, full and clipped through the covers for one
Patel to Hussey, 1 run, tossed up outside off and driven square for another single
End of over 21 (6 runs) Australia 86/5 (RR: 4.09)
- DJ Hussey 9 (10b)
- GJ Bailey 6 (7b)
- SR Patel 3-0-17-0
- RS Bopara 1-0-3-1
Bopara to Hussey, OUT, Bopara strikes again as Hussey feathers through to the keeper! It was another innocuous delivery, slightly short and wide, Hussey tried to dab it through the off side and nicked off. Bopara's golden arm could probably refloat the European economy right now
DJ Hussey c †Kieswetter b Bopara 9 (21m 11b 0x4 0x6) SR: 81.81
James Pattinson in at No. 8
Bopara to Pattinson, 1 run, full and sliding across, thick edge down to third man
Bopara to Bailey, no run, line and length around off, played back to the bowler
Bopara to Bailey, no run, tight line on the stumps, defended on the back foot
Bopara to Bailey, no run, fuller, ducking in a touch, can't beat mid-off with a drive
Bopara to Bailey, no run, full, almost yorker length and punched short on the leg side
Right, Gnasher is "coiled" and ready to take you through the final ten overs ...
End of over 22 (1 run) Australia 87/6 (RR: 3.95)
- GJ Bailey 6 (11b)
- JL Pattinson 1 (1b)
- RS Bopara 2-0-4-2
- SR Patel 3-0-17-0
Thanks Alan. Tredwell is back on
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, big appeal first ball as this takes the pad with Pattinson not far forward but it's probably missing leg stump
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, cuts and misses at one that bounces outside off
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, played to the leg side
Tredwell to Pattinson, 1 run, flicked in the air, one bounce to long-on
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, full outside off, whipped with the turn past a diving midwicket
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, another big appeal for lbw. This is close and they review. It's pad first as Pattinson lunges forward. This will be tight. But the impact is umpires' call and it was also missing off stump. So excellent decision by Ian Gould
End of over 23 (2 runs) Australia 89/6 (RR: 3.86)
- JL Pattinson 2 (6b)
- GJ Bailey 7 (12b)
- JC Tredwell 4-1-8-2
- RS Bopara 2-0-4-2
Bopara to Bailey, 1 run, full outside off, driven to a deepish mid-off
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, tight on middle and off, Pattinson defends back to the bowler
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, no width on offer, defended to the off side
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, full toss outside off, Pattinson drives and got a thin edge but the ball went straight to ground through to Kieswetter
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, pulls the length back and it's defend to cover
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, play and miss outside off as Pattinson drives to end a very tight over
End of over 24 (1 run) Australia 90/6 (RR: 3.75)
- JL Pattinson 2 (11b)
- GJ Bailey 8 (13b)
- RS Bopara 3-0-5-2
- JC Tredwell 4-1-8-2
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, a fumble in the field gives Bailey a single...he drove against the spin and the inside edge bobbled to the leg side
Tredwell to Pattinson, 1 run, round the wicket, driven down the on side and Tredwell can't reach it with a dive
Tredwell to Bailey, no run, tries to paddle this from way outside off stump but doesn't make contact
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, manages successfully this time and scoops it past the keeper through short fine-leg
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, inside edge into the pad leads to a stifled lbw appeal
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, big appeal, both for a catch and lbw I think, but it's not out to either. Plenty of turn for Tredwell as Pattinson played against the spin. The ball ended up a slip but not off the edge. It also pitched outside leg
End of over 25 (3 runs) Australia 93/6 (RR: 3.72)
- JL Pattinson 3 (14b)
- GJ Bailey 10 (16b)
- JC Tredwell 5-1-11-2
- RS Bopara 3-0-5-2
Bopara to Bailey, no run, full on off stump, pushed back to Bopara in his follow through
Bopara to Bailey, 1 run, worked into midwicket for a very sharp single
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, chopped into the off side
Bopara to Pattinson, no run, good work at cover by Anderson as his dive cuts off any chance of a run from a nice-looking drive
Bopara to Pattinson, 1 run, a slower ball is edged down to third man
Bopara to Bailey, 1 run, tucked from off stump down to long-on
End of over 26 (3 runs) Australia 96/6 (RR: 3.69)
- GJ Bailey 12 (19b)
- JL Pattinson 4 (17b)
- RS Bopara 4-0-8-2
- JC Tredwell 5-1-11-2
Tredwell to Bailey, no run, uses his feet but can't beat midwicket
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, goes for a sweep from well outside off stump, gets a top edge but no one is catching at short fine-leg
Still a slip in for the left hander
Tredwell to Pattinson, 1 run, swept firmly in front of deep square-leg
Cook now in at short fine-leg
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, flicked along the ground through a straight midwicket to the man in the deep
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, flicked in the air but short of midwicket
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, goes for a cut and gets beaten on the bottom edge...not far from off stump
"I never thought I'd read the headline: "Bopara and Tredwell rip open the Aussie middle order"! Dear Jimmy, can you fix it for me...," says Phil
End of over 27 (3 runs) Australia 99/6 (RR: 3.66)
- JL Pattinson 5 (20b)
- GJ Bailey 14 (22b)
- JC Tredwell 6-1-14-2
- RS Bopara 4-0-8-2
Stuart Broad is back into the attack
Broad to Bailey, 1 run, full length, shapes into Bailey who drives down to long-on to take Australia to three figures
Broad to Pattinson, 1 run, short of a length and worked down to long leg
Broad to Bailey, no run, on off stump and pushed back to the bowler
Broad to Bailey, 1 run, full and nicely driven but he picks out mid-off on the edge of the circle
Broad to Pattinson, 1 run, short ball, Pattinson arches his back and gives himself a touch of room to angle it down to third man
Broad to Bailey, 1 run, pinball out there...Bailey works it from outside off to midwicket, Pattinson raced up for a run but was sent back and a direct hit then sent the ball flying off to the deep so they take a single anyway
End of over 28 (5 runs) Australia 104/6 (RR: 3.71)
- GJ Bailey 17 (26b)
- JL Pattinson 7 (22b)
- SCJ Broad 6-0-26-0
- JC Tredwell 6-1-14-2
Tredwell to Bailey, SIX, breaks free with a clean strike over long-on...strongly played
Tredwell to Bailey, no run, comes down the pitch again, takes the pad into the off side and can't get the single
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, worked along the deck to long-on
Tredwell to Pattinson, no run, round the wicket, goes for a sweep and doesn't connect...gets taken on the pad outside off
Tredwell to Pattinson, 1 run, flicked towards midwicket who can't stop it with a dive but Patel does well in the deep with a one-handed return
Tredwell to Bailey, 1 run, swept from outside off to deep square
Tredwell finishes with 2 for 23, an excellent return to the side
End of over 29 (9 runs) Australia 113/6 (RR: 3.89)
- GJ Bailey 25 (30b 1x6)
- JL Pattinson 8 (24b)
- JC Tredwell 7-1-23-2
- SCJ Broad 6-0-26-0
Australia take their batting Powerplay to close the innings. Finn is back
Finn to Bailey, 1 run, on off stump, pushed into the off side and Finn can't cut off the run from his follow through
Meanwhile, the ECB have announced played availability ahead of the first Test against South Africa, with England's five frontline bowlers - James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, Tim Bresnan and Steven Finn - all kept out of county cricket this week so won't bowl again ahead of the South Africa series.
Finn to Pattinson, FOUR, backs away to give himself room and carves a full delivery outside off over point
Finn to Pattinson, no run, tries to go over the same area but this time it's short and beats the top edge
Finn to Pattinson, 1 run, cuts again and gets a bottom edge that bobbles towards Kieswetter
Finn to Bailey, 1 run, bouncer from Finn and it's pulled with pretty good control down to fine leg
Finn to Pattinson, OUT, big appeal and not out...England are convinced Pattinson edged the slower ball as he heaved to leg. No reviews left for England. There was certainly a noise. Oh, hang on, the umpires are conferring about whether this has carried. So it could be out after all. This isn't a review, it's the umpires asking for the TV help. Everyone standing around. And he's out!. So Aleem Dar clearly heard an edge
JL Pattinson c †Kieswetter b Finn 13 (35m 28b 1x4 0x6) SR: 46.42
After all that Australia are seven down with two overs left
End of over 30 (7 runs) Australia 120/7 (RR: 4.00)
- GJ Bailey 27 (32b 1x6)
- ST Finn 6-0-35-1
- JC Tredwell 7-1-23-2
Broad to Bailey, no run, opens the face and finds backward point
Broad to Bailey, FOUR, lovely shot, Bailey helps the ball backward of square on the leg side...was just a fraction short and he rolled his wrists nicely to beat deep square
Broad to Bailey, FOUR, back-to-back boundaries as he inside edges a full delivery past short fine-leg...Broad followed the batsman outside leg stump
Broad to Bailey, 1 run, back of a length and clubbed down to long-on
Broad to McKay, FOUR, edged away, more useful runs for Australia as McKay plays away from the body and gets it wide of the keeper...no slips in the penultimate over
Broad to McKay, no run, swing and a miss as he tries to clear the leg side
End of over 31 (13 runs) Australia 133/7 (RR: 4.29)
- CJ McKay 4 (2b 1x4)
- GJ Bailey 36 (36b 2x4 1x6)
- SCJ Broad 7-0-39-0
- ST Finn 6-0-35-1
James Anderson will bowl the final over
Anderson to Bailey, 1 leg bye, big appeal for lbw as Bailey moved across his stumps to try and go through the leg side and probably got outside the line of off stump...ooh, mighty close but just outside
Anderson to McKay, 1 run, flicked out to deep square-leg to give the strike back to Bailey
Anderson to Bailey, no run, excellent delivery, saw the batsman moving to leg this time and following him which meant Bailey could only dig the yorker back to Anderson
Anderson to Bailey, SIX, that's a clean strike! Picked it up beautifully and launched it over long-on...been a very good innings from Bailey. Anderson just missed his length
Anderson to Bailey, no run, slower, shorter ball outside off and Bailey doesn't make contact
Anderson to Bailey, FOUR, and they close with another boundary as Bailey drills Anderson straight down the ground and he's given Australia something to bowl at
The last two overs cost 25 runs and, on a pitch offering help for seam and spin, it means Australia just have a chance. However, England are still strong favourites to make it 4-0. Excellent bowling by Tredwell and Bopara and we'll be back shortly with the run chase.
End of over 32 (12 runs) Australia 145/7
- GJ Bailey 46 (41b 3x4 2x6)
- CJ McKay 5 (3b 1x4)
- JM Anderson 5-1-22-0
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What would you work on?Guard,mount,subs.
Renzo. - just think it would be a lot of fun
Cobrinha, cause it's Cobrinha
If I could train for a year under any instructor it would be Rickson - no question.....
Terere. just because
Eddie Bravo
Rickson, living legend
Rickson doesn't teach any more
Terere doesn't teach any more
Renzo would be good (or Danaher)
Shawn Williams in LA
i'd probably give Rolles Gracie's conditioning coach a miss tho :D
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I just had my fourth IPL treatment today and I must say that it is totally worth the money invested. I am 30 years old and have suffered with moderate adult acne for the past 10 years that has left my face ( particularly my cheeks) an uncover able shade of red that is totally depressing. My doctor takes photogrPhs prior to each session and today I got to review them and I forgot just how awful my face once looked. I have had an IPL session every 3-4weeks with one PDT session as well. With a combination of both topical and oral antibiotics ( dalacin lotion & vibramycin) I now have my breakouts under control and my facial redness is more than 80% gone.
It is definitely an investment with both time and money but the results are there and I have NOT experienced any of these negative side effects mentioned by other reviewers. This was totally worth it to me as I now no longer have to pile on the layers of concealor or wear full coverage foundation. I was spending the money anyways buying every high end product that dared to make a promise and faithfully getting facials/ chemical peels/ micro-dermabrasion to no avail. Every skin is different but this worked for me and I am grateful for the technology!


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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – Junior Stephanie Sheehan (Smithtown, N.Y.) and freshman Tara Stuhr (Huntington Beach, Calif.) of the Merrimack College women's volleyball team were selected for top honors by the Northeast-10 Conference earlier today.
Sheehan has earned her second Northeast-10 Player of the Week selection, while Stuhr also earned her second Northeast-10 Setter and Rookie of the Week. Both helped the Warriors improve to 6-7, 1-0 on the season and go 2-0 on the week with victories against Assumption and Southern Connecticut.
Sheehan led the way for the Warriors after averaging 5.17 kills and 2.83 digs per set. She finished with 31 kills and 17 digs on the week, including a 19-kill, 9-dig performance against Southern Connecticut on Saturday.
On the season, Sheehan ranks 17th national averaging 4.11 kills per set and ranks 15th nationally averaging 4.66 points per set. The Smithtown, N.Y. native currently ranks first in the Northeast-10 with 181 kills (4.11 k/s).
Stuhr averaged 14.83 assists and 1.50 digs per set over the span of the week. Against Assumption, Stuhr posted 42 assists, five digs, and three service aces. Over the weekend, she notched 47 assists and four digs against Southern Connecticut, allowing her to lay claim to her second weekly conference honor.
Stuhr currently ranks 38th nationally averaging 10.32 assists per set, while claiming the no. one spot in the Northeast-10.
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I see your point here. I came across the very same problem during my
last project. Besides, I copied the routine into several cells, each
enclosed with With[] statement, where I set some constants - which was
in fact the only difference between the routines...
Since I had to process files,that eventually generated other files as
their output, I wrote a function processFile[file_String] that did that
for one file and then used FileNames[] to create a list conatining all
files to be processed. I mapped processFile[] over that list, like:
processFile[name_String] := Module[{N, n, M, q, p,str},
p = 1; {N, n, M} = ToExpression /@ Take[StringSplit[name,
{"N", "n", "M", "."}], 3];
str = StringSplit[Import[name, "Text"]];
q = ToExpression[str[[2]]];
or something like that.
Hope that helps, although its not quite the same as what you're actually
looking for.
Maria Cristina Dias Tavares wrote:
> Hi,
> I need to run a batch in Mathematica, so that I read data from
> several files and execute the calculations and generate the graphics.
> Then I read another group of data and perform the same calculation and
> that goes on until the data finish.
> I just manage to do this by putting all the calculation in a single
> cell, inside a Do. My cases are rather large, I am dealing with
> experimental data and I have to manipulate files with 1,000,000 points.
> I cannot just read all of them at once and start the calculus.
> My first go was to separate the calculations in notebooks and one nb
> called the next one. The first notebook called the following without a
> problem, but it did not evaluate it. I had to do it manually. And I have
> around 100 cases to analyse. I really need to automatize the procedure.
> Thanks all.


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Gives Podsnap to understand that he, veneering, formed his political opinions while sitting at the feet of him, Podsnap.
I had thought that at least it would be caked on the outside of it like a kind of veneering.
There was a specious justice in them veneering their cruelty; I am glad to say that I gave utterance to none of them.
If a person be honest and trustworthy, the art of veneering is almost beyond his grasp.
For rabbits I wrap the trees with paper or veneering, and for borers I mound the tree up.
veneering expresses his inability ever to acknowledge this last service.
Some pretty effects were now obtained by veneering, which was largely coming into practice.
veneering is talking with his other next neighbour, and she speaks in a low voice.
And, indeed, veneering is much relieved in mind to find that Podsnap betrays no jealousy of Twemlow's elevation.
How much better to have had a thin tablet or veneering of marble or iron adjusted to the back of the book.
1702, from German Furnier, from furnieren "to cover with a veneer, inlay," from French fournir "to furnish, accomplish," from Middle French fornir "to furnish," from a Germanic source (cf. Old High German frumjan "to provide;" see furnish). A word batted back and forth from German to French to German. Figurative sense of "mere outward show of some good quality" is attested from 1868. The verb is recorded from 1728.
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How old is a Marlin 30-30 Model 1893 serial number D6361 having a round barrel and has the designation Model 1893 not Model 93?
D prefix Marlin 1893's are always post WWI era. The Marlin company was sold to Rockwell Intl. during WWI, and after the War the company was resold to the Marlin Firearms Corporation. At that time serial numbers were restarted, and prefix letters added. These first post WWI guns were assembled from leftover pre-War parts, and so some 1893's with prefix letters are found after WWI. Your gun was most likely from around 1922-23 era. It may also have the "Marlin Firearms Corporation" rollstamp on the barrel.
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What year was a Marlin Lever Action Model 1893 manufactured and what caliber is serial 203475 Special Smokeless Steel on an octagonal barrel with Marlin Safety on top of the action?
Answer Roughly 1900. Since Marlin mixed serial numbers between models on the early levers it can be hard to pin down exactly. As to caliber, look on the top fl…at of the barrel. email@example.com
How old is a Marlin 30-30 Model 1893 serial number D19 having a round barrel and has the designation Model 1893 not Model 93?
I can give you some general info from the 2008 standard catalog of firearms: The barrel on earlier guns is marked "Marlin FireArms Co. New Haven, Ct,U.S.A./ patented Oct. 11….1887.April 2.1889.Aug.1.1893." In 1993 the markings were changed to "The Marlin Firearms Corporation/ New Haven, Conn.U.S.A.Patented." The rifles manufactured after 1904 are marked"Special Smokeless Steel" on the left side of the barrel. There were approximately 900,000 manufactured between 1893 and 1935. Hope that helps.
How old and what value is a Marlin model 1893 serial number 187431 in good condition?
With the serial number that you have provided,your Marlin model 1893 rifle was made in the year 1899.The value of these fine rifles can be determined by the amount of original… finish remaining,and a good bore.I cannot determine A value without a more detailed description of your rifle.
Where is the serial number on a Marlin Model 1893?
On the bottom of the receiver in front of the lever just before the fore stock. There is a screw right below the number.
When was a Marlin Model 93 30-30 serial a2310 with an octagonal barrel manufactured and what is its approximate value today?
Answer To make things difficult, Marlin did not use a typical sequential numbering system on the Model 1893. Serial numbers overlap with other models, etc…. We can get close based on markings, and some crystal-ball work. Since you identify it as a 'Model 93' instead of 'Model 1893', I am assuming the marking on the top tang behind the hammer is the later 'Model 93.' Your gun should also be marked on the top barrel flat as follows: MARLIN FIRE-ARMS CO. NEW-HAVEN, CT. U.S.A. PATENTED. OCT.11.1887.APRIL 2.1889.AUG.1.1893. (would indicate pre-1919) THE MARLIN FIREARMS CORPORATION NEW HAVEN, CONN.U.S.A.-PATENTED (after 1919) You almost certainly have the SPECIAL SMOKELESS STEEL marking on the barrel, indicating production after 1904. With the Model 1894, Marlin also used the letter-prefix in later production guns and if we make the leap and ASSUME that practice carries over, we can further estimate production c. 1912-1915 or so. So, you should have the top barrel marking, above, AND the Smokeless Steel marking which would definitely narrow it down from 1904-1919, and using the logic that Marlin probably carried the serial scheme across from the 1894 we can safely extrapolate your rifle to the c.1912 range. As to value, the 93 Marlin is heavily collected. Factors that affect value are RARITY (special order features), ORIGINALITY and CONDITION. Money can range from a few hundred to a few thousand depending on those factors. You need to get your rifle in the hands of an experienced Marlin person, or at least very good digital pictures sent, to start the evaluation process. firstname.lastname@example.com Answer Need more info to determine the date of manufacture for a2310. Is the prefix letter actually "a" or is it"A"? What is the complete rollstamp marking on the barrel? Is there a black and white "bullseye" imbedded in the bottom of the buttstock, @ 2 1/2" forward of the buttplate? Is this gun a carbine or rifle? What length barrel? With this info I can tell you the approximate date of mfg. I can say assuredly that it is post 1922-1935, but the rest will narrow it down. As for value, the only way to determine value on collectable firearms is by first hand examination, or very good pictures and description of the bore. This would be like asking the value of a car, without knowing if it was undriven or wrecked. firstname.lastname@example.com
How old is your 1887 Marlin model 1893 30-30 serial no 208628 and value?
Answer aprox.10years ago i saw in a gun values book at barnes and noble that this gun was 600 to 700 dollars check it out and please update this information thank… you
What is the value of a Model 1893 Marlin 30-30?
I have a Marlin 1893 in .30 WCF (30-30) I inherited it. I brought it to my local gunsmith, for some person in the past had removed the iron sights..I wanted them replaced with… original stuff if possible. He told me that after the gum was complete it would fetch 850-1000 dollars for the Marlins are much rarer than the Winchester levers of that era.
How old is a 30-30 marlin rifle model 30AS with no serial number?
Answer All Marlin 30as models are modern guns, and as such have serial numbers. If your gun has had the serial number removed, it is in violation of BATF …rules, and must be destroyed. Check the gun over closely, as you may have overlooked the serial number. They are either behind the hammer on the top tang, or under the lever on the bottom tang, behind the trigger. If you can't find it in either of those locations, then remove the buttstock tang screw, and check the left side of the upper tang. It should also be there under the wood. email@example.com Answer This model was not made before 1983 and any firearms manufactured or sold in the US after 1968 must have the serial number plainly marked on the receiver. It can be on the top, bottom, or either side.
What is the value of Marlin Safety Model 1893 30-30 with an octagonal barrel serial number 294484?
Answer 1904 gun. Value is determined by originality, condition, and any special features that might be present. The 1893 was offered as a takedown, speci…al barrel lengths or sights could be ordered, upgraded wood, the list goes on. Without knowing these things, value can range from $300/350 to over $1000. Digital pics would be a big help. email@example.com
Where can you buy an original stock for Marlin Safety Model 1893 30-30 with an octagonal barrel serial number 294484?
Answer Take-off wood for the Model 1893 is virtually nonexistant. To replace the stock, you will probably need to start with a good replacement part and f…inish to match the forend. email@example.com
What is a safe load for a 32-40 Marlin Model 1893?
1893 .32-40 A safe load depends on several things in early guns. First they should always be cast lead, as it's easier on the bore than jacketed bullets. T…hese old guns used softer steel than newer guns, so I always use cast lead. Size will depend on your gun's bore, and you should slug the bore and buy or cast bullets that are .001-.003" larger. I like something around 170 gr. for the 1893 Marlin in .32-40, and either 4198 or 4895 powder. With 4198 I use 14.0 grs. for about 1350 fps, and with 4895 I use 15 grs. for around the same velocity.
What is the value of Marlin Safety Model 1893 30-30 with an octagonal barrel serial number 313171?
Your Marlin model 1893 rifle,which was made by Marlin in the year 1905 have been selling for between 800-1,200 dollars.This of course depends on the amount of original finish …remaining,and the overall condition of your rifle.
What is the age of a Marlin Model 1893 serial 129472?
Answer Serial number indicates a mfg date of 1895.
Did a marlin model 1893 com in a 44-40 caliber?
Yes they did I own a Marlin 44-40 Winchester made 1893
When was a Marlin Model 1893 38-55 serial number 330962 with octagonal barrel manufactured?
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What is a Marlin Model 1893 Serial Number 257988 worth?
Your model 1893 marlin which was made in 1902,is going for a good amount.If the rifle is in overall 40% condition it is worth 550.00 dollars,all the way up to 1,275 for a fine… specimen in 70% original condition.You could also add more for a rifle made in take down fashion(add 20% to the quoted fiqures).And add 15-20% for rifles in calibers other than 30-30 or 32 special.


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Vladimir Pestov - Curriculum Vitae
|Present position:
|Contacts and photo:
|see official profile at U of O.
|Current teaching etc.:
|web page
|Dec. 1956, Tomsk, then USSR
|Wife Irene†, daughter Xenia, son Sviatoslav (Slava).
|Dual citizen of:
|New Zealand / Aotearoa and Canada
|Russian (native), English (OK), French (getting there), Brazilian Portuguese (functional), Italian, Te Reo Māori (tried to learn at some point in time).
|Research interests:
| infinite-dimensional groups
of transformations, set-theoretic topology, functional analysis;
statistical machine learning, data science
|Research publications:
| Some 100+
articles and two
editions of a book (1st at IMPA, 2nd at AMS)
Here are a list of research publications and Google Scholar citations profile
|1995 New Zealand Mathematical Society Award for Mathematical Research
2001 Victoria University of Wellington Award for Excellence in Research
| 1973-1978, Diploma in Mathematics with Distinction, Tomsk State University, Russia, then USSR
1980-1983, Ph.D. in Mathematics (Geometry and Topology), Moscow State University, Russia, then USSR (advisor: Alexander V. Arhangel'skii)
|Positions held:
|Service to the academic community:
|07.2004-06.2008: Associate Director (2004-06) and Director (2006-08), Ottawa-Carleton Institute for Graduate Studies and Research in Mathematics and Statistics. (One of the largest graduate programs in Mathematics and Statistics in Canada.)
|(Co-)organizer of various mathematical events, including the Fall 2010 Fields Institute thematic program on Asymptotic Geometric Analysis and over 20 conferences.
|Research supervision:
Ph.D. theses, completed:
Aleksandar Stojmirović (VUW, 2005, cosupervised with Bill Jordan; arXiv thesis page);
Brice Rodrigue Mbombo Dempowo (Université de Yaoundé I, 2012, cosupervised with François Wamon; arXiv thesis page).
Micheal Pawliuk (University of Toronto, 2015, cosupervised with Stevo Todorcevic).
Ph.D. theses, current:
Gaël Giordano (U of O, co-supervised with George A. Wells);
Luiz Gustavo Cordeiro (U of O, cosupervised with Thierry Giordano);
Sushma Kumari (Kyoto University, co-supervised with Benoît Collins).
|M.Sc. research theses, completed: Siofilisi Hingano (VUW, 2001; arXiv version of thesis-based paper), Todd Rangiwhetu (VUW, 2002), Yousef Al-Gadid (UoO, 2007), Verne Cazaubon (UoO, 2008; thesis page), Ilya Volnyansky (UoO, 2009; thesis page), Robert Davis (UoO, 2009, co-supervised with George A. Wells), Damjan Kalajdzievski (UofO, 2012, thesis page), Igor Artemenko (U of O, 2013, thesis page), Hubert Duan ( U of O, 2014, thesis page), Stan Hatko (U of O, 2015), Yue Dong (U of O, 2017, cosupervised with Nathalie Japkowicz).
|Research fellow: Warren Moors (VUW, 1998-99).
|Postdocs: Finlay Thompson (VUW, 1999-2001), Aleksandar Stojmirović (UoO, 2005-2006), Tristan Bice (UFSC, 2013-2014), Charles Starling (U of O, cosupervised with Benoît Collins and Thierry Giordano, 2015-present), Brice Mbombo (U of O, cosupervised with Benoît Collins, 2016-present).
|Summer RA and Honours projects, completed: Sebastian Dewhurst (UoO, 2005, 2006), Jason Pólak (UoO, 2006, jointly with Phil Scott), Adrian Maler (UoO, 2006, jointly with Phil Scott), Igor Artemenko (UoO, 2010-11, his project at arXiv), Hubert Duan (UoO, 2010-11, his project at arXiv), Stan Hatko (UofO, Jan. - Aug. 2013, his project at arXiv), Yue Dong (May - Dec. 2014), Sabrina Sixta (May - Dec. 2014), Émilie Idène (May-Aug. 2014), Christian Despres (May-Dec. 2014, his project at arXiv).
|Summer MITACS research project, completed: Varun Singla (U of O, 2012).
|USSR diploma theses (at Tomsk State University): Natalia Amelina (1988), Olya Shirokova (1988), Lyuda Golomidova (1989), Yana Dobronravova (1989), Andreï Faustov (1990).
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Last month one of the photography bloggers I follow posted about a photo shoot give-a-way on her blog for twitter followers. Without a second thought I entered the contest.
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(Cleveland) - We'll learn more this afternoon about the internal review of the deadly Cleveland Police chase last fall that ended with two suspects dead.
Mayor Frank Jackson, Police Chief Michael McGrath and Safety Director Martin Flask will detail the administrative review of the chase that happened November 29.
The review studied the facts of regarding the officers and supervisors who had a role in the pursuit and compared those facts to the policies and procedures governing police pursuits.
Based on this review, Chief McGrath will determine whether any disciplinary actions are warranted.
This review did not focus on the use of deadly force that left Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams dead. That investigation was done by the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation and was turned over to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office on February 5 to review for possible criminal charges.
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- JD Ryder 83
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- SB Styris 16
- KS Williamson 38*
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- JDP Oram 7
- DL Vettori 6
- LJ Woodcock 3*
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- DW Steyn 2/42
- J Botha 0/29
- M Morkel 3/46
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Peterson to BB McCullum, OUT, stunning catch from Peterson, that's the end of McCullum, massive wicket this, a tossed up delivery short of a length, McCullum came charging out, didn't reach the pitch, so he looked to block that, it pops up towards Peterson's left, and the bowler launches himself and plucks it to get his 15th wicket of the World Cup
BB McCullum c & b Peterson 4 (7m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Steyn to Guptill, OUT, slower one from Steyn does the job, Guptill is gone, it is a full delivery at 121kmh, at least 20k less than normal pace, Guptill looks to clear mid-off, bottom hand comes off the bat as he plays the stroke, it balloons over Botha, who has to run back to pouch it, South Africa have been spot-on so far today
MJ Guptill c Botha b Steyn 1 (24m 14b 0x4 0x6) SR: 7.14
Imran Tahir to Taylor, OUT, big moment. Huge moment. The moment that could turn this match. Tahir has been hustling through his overs, in an attempt to catch Taylor out of breath, before this ball Taylor stopped him by walking down the pitch for some gardening. However, he has perished off the next ball, going for another one of those whip-lashed slog sweeps. It was flighted on leg stump, very full and hence not quite offering him the room to get under it. Taylor ended up launching it high over deep square leg, and when it came down, the greatest allrounder in the game was under it.
LRPL Taylor c Kallis b Imran Tahir 43 (113m 72b 1x4 1x6) SR: 59.72
Morkel to Styris, OUT, Morne has struck, Styris was looking to give himself room and whack that over the off side, he gets a bottom-edge to that short ball and the ball cannons on to the stumps, New Zealand have lost their fourth, Morne redeems what has been an ordinary bowling effort from him so far
SB Styris b Morkel 16 (19m 17b 3x4 0x6) SR: 94.11
Imran Tahir to Ryder, OUT, Ryder holes out, Tahir has got another big wicket, all that time building a platform has gone waste as Ryder swings this one to deep midwicket, Colin Ingram is waiting for that, he pouches it easily, and New Zealand have lost their fifth, the late onslaught New Zealand were hoping for could now become a more measured attempt to play out the full 50 overs
JD Ryder c sub (CA Ingram) b Imran Tahir 83 (157m 121b 8x4 0x6) SR: 68.59
Steyn to NL McCullum, OUT, McCullum is gone, once more he was looking to make room, he didn't get enough space to free his arms, still wanted to thrash that short ball from Steyn, it flies off the top-edges towards backward point where Duminy takes the catch
NL McCullum c Duminy b Steyn 6 (29m 18b 0x4 0x6) SR: 33.33
Morkel to Oram, OUT, length ball on off, Oram was thinking of sending it into orbit over long-on, he misses, Morkel hits the top of off, and that's the end of Oram's struggle
JDP Oram b Morkel 7 (14m 6b 1x4 0x6) SR: 116.66
Morkel to Vettori, OUT, slower yorker from Morkel, 129 kmh, Vettori has been dancing around the crease in his short stay, this time he stays rooted, and he misses it, as it crashes into the bottom on middle and leg
DL Vettori b Morkel 6 (4m 4b 1x4 0x6) SR: 150.00


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Chris Geidner looks into the tricky world of politicking and the court.
I think it is a great focal point for the culmination of two years of politicking that has brought us to this point.
But true to form in this drawn out debate, what we are witnessing is a lot of politicking over what is fundamentally a non-issue.
But this kind of politicking is exactly the kind of thing that turns successful companies into stagnant ones.
After Tiller is largely devoid of politicking, instead choosing to simply follow the four doctors about their business.
Lieberman views Yisrael Beiteinu the same way—as a personal vehicle for politicking.
Is Xi Jinping –and the Party at large—embracing American-style politicking?
Now he was content to be a father, and a husband, and an artist, and to leave the politicking to politicians.
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It couldn't have mattered to him what environment we used, but he was politicking where he shouldn't.


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MSNBC host: Let's face it, conservatives are just suspicious of birth control
posted at 1:02 pm on January 26, 2014 by Guy Benson
Let me begin by saying that Chris Hayes has been a friend for nearly ten years. He's a smart guy who couldn't be nicer in person. But this "analysis" is just embarrassingly weak:
Here's the issue in a nutshell: one political coalition in America things birth control is a good thing. The other isn't so sure.
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 24, 2014
He tweeted that pearl of ignorance amid the manufactured uproar over Mike Huckabee's "female libido" comments — which were clearly aimed at Democrats, and weren't disparaging toward women under any fair reading. But none of that matters once a narrative-driving feeding frenzy is underway. Conservatives are absolutely right to oppose the administration's liberty-depriving, intolerant, unconstitutional birth control mandate. That being said, I don't think it's helpful for male conservative figures to weigh in on women's sex drives in any context. In any case, back to Hayes' contention. Lest one think he'd been misunderstood, Hayes clarified:
@philipaklein I wasn't trying to take a shot or be intellectually dishonest. I think that's what it comes down to, as a descriptive matter
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 24, 2014
He apparently couldn't fathom any scenario in which people who are totally fine with birth control would nevertheless oppose Obamacare's coercive mandate on the matter. Unleash the snark:
Conservatives are deeply invested in defeating the birth control mandate while insisting it has *nothing* to do with birth control
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 24, 2014
Several folks quickly jumped on Hayes' case, reducing his argument and its underlying assumptions to intellectual rubble. A small sampling:
One political faction believes that people should be able to spend money on birth control as they choose. Another is not so sure.
— Jim Antle (@jimantle) January 24, 2014
One side fears and loathes babies, fights against them w/ chemicals and scalpels. Other side doesn't. This is fun, @chrislhayes!
@chrislhayes We call those people tyrants. — Timothy P Carney (@TPCarney) January 24, 2014
One side fears and loathes babies, fights against them w/ chemicals and scalpels. Other side doesn't. This is fun, @chrislhayes! — Mollie (@MZHemingway) January 24, 2014
But here's the data that delivers a coup de grace to Hayes' assertions and subsequent speculation:
That's a Gallup poll taken in 2012, when this controversy first boiled over. As you can see, the partisan gap between Republicans and Democrats on the moral acceptability of, say, abortion is vast — 30 percentage points. But on birth control, that gap vanishes. The overwhelming majority of people who populate both "political coalitions" have no problem with birth control. And yet, a CBS News poll from around the same time showed that 57 percent of Americans also believe religious employers should be allowed to opt out of the government's new birth control edict. My painfully obvious conclusion:
Seriously, @chrislhayes, there is virtually no partisan gap whatsoever on the moral acceptability of birth control: http://t.co/V1oJLuc3qV
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) January 24, 2014
Thus, one political coalition's opposition to the birth control mandate must be rooted in something other than suspicion of birth control.
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) January 24, 2014
You see, conservatives and people who care about the First Amendment generally can simultaneously believe that (a) birth control should be widely available and affordable in a free society, and (b) the federal government shouldn't force people to pay for (or facilitate) others' contraception — especially if those people are, say, the Little Sisters of the Poor. The Supreme Court will settle this dispute in a few months, and I suspect the side of religious freedom, tolerance, and core American liberty will prevail. And it may not be close. Nevertheless, the Left's willful attempts to conflate opposition to the birth control mandate with opposition to birth control itself remains a sub-moronic and cynical form of deception. It would be nice if the Left's supposed smart set would at least take four seconds to consider what might actually be motivating their opponents instead of reflexively going the hack route.
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I've made a Live-USB to install BT4 to my HD. But I'm encountering a lot of problems. First of all (I think this is the cause of all problems), while I'm booting from the USB a line occurs which sais:
"Loading hardware drivers...iTCO_wdt: failed to reset NO_REBOOT flag, reboot disabled by hardware"
The boot process however continues and i get a CLI. When try to start X with (startx), I see a few lines and then only a white screen. So I return to my CLI. I thought maybe the solution to my problem was to update and upgrade this distribution and install the right drivers. So I type:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get dist-upgrade
However this never fully works, because somewhere in the middle there's no free space left on the rootfs on my USB. The root has a size of 1GB. Below you see a screen of the partitioning:
The GUI you are seeing here is on another PC, where the same USB-stick does work correctly. So I think the main cause of this problem is my hardware and not compatible drivers of BT4. Below is a list of the hardware:
CPU: Intel I7 @ 2,33 Ghz
HD: Samsung 600GB
Mobo: Gigabyte ga-ex58-ud5
VGA: Sapphire Radeon 4870 1GB
I've also tried to install the ATI-drivers directly with:
apt-get install backtrack-ati
But this also returns an error (which I don't have at this moment).
Can anyone here help me here to solve this problem please?
A 1GB root partition won't be big enough, you may need to repartition or use a bigger USB drive...
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Washington Redskins fifth round linebacker Cody Glenn acknowledged that he wasn't telling the truth during interviews about the reasons behind his three-game suspension during his final season at Nebraska.
Glenn initially told reporters that cover the Redskins that he was punished for selling tickets, but is still declining to specify the real reason why he was suspended.
According to an Associated Press report, Glenn admitted that he made up the story to get reporters to stop querying him about why he was punished.
"It was me being dumb, just trying to have people leave me alone," Glenn said. "It's something I said that I probably shouldn't have, looking at it now. … So many people kept asking me about it, everywhere I go. That was the rumor out there, so I just said, 'OK, yeah, I sold tickets.' …
"It was just so people would kind of leave me alone, just to get them an answer, for people who had to have an answer. And to have people constantly nagging in my ear about 'What did you do?' blah, blah, blah. I got tired of that. That's all that is. I didn't mean to confuse anyone."
Redskins' Draft Pick Admits That He Lied
Washington Redskins fifth round linebacker Cody Glenn acknowledged that he wasn't telling the truth during interviews about the reasons behind his three-game suspension during his final season at Nebraska.
Super Florio says: Apr 28, 2009 6:29 PM
In other news, I've got a secret, but I'm not telling.
weitz15 says: Apr 28, 2009 6:30 PM
Now that he admits to lying about it, he will have people nagging him again until another answer is given. Should have thought that one through.
*Legion* says: Apr 28, 2009 6:33 PM
Overheard in Cincinnati's front office: "Damn, damn, DAMN! How did we not find out about this? We let him slip through our fingers!"
(That comment was probably good enough to win a copy of QBF, but thank god it's not Friday!)
Bobby says: Apr 28, 2009 6:36 PM
The Cards have cut Edge.
cameron says: Apr 28, 2009 6:36 PM
this guy sounds like a great pick!
wish my team would have drafter him,
seems like a real "character" guy
AdamF says: Apr 28, 2009 6:44 PM
wow, great story.
EskinSux says: Apr 28, 2009 6:48 PM
Compared to the 100 million dollar lie the deadskins jackass owner committed to….This is just a little white lie………
ABROWNSFAN says: Apr 28, 2009 6:58 PM
I live in nebraska and have no clue what he got suspended for. I thought it was selling tickets. Florio, you have that other site, can't for the life of me remember the name of it, but can't you get some answers?
The King says: Apr 28, 2009 6:58 PM
Okay so now he lied, but he still isn't telling the truth…?
seamusfurr says: Apr 28, 2009 7:43 PM
Wow. I feel much better knowing that I don't know why you were suspended.
shaggeez says: Apr 28, 2009 7:55 PM
oh well he's a nobody anyways
another class act for the redskins
maybe him and haynesworth will be bffs
mav69r says: Apr 28, 2009 8:06 PM
What did he do?
DanSnyder says: Apr 28, 2009 8:07 PM
Class act baby. Ain't nothing wrong with lying to reporters.
Roachk1lla says: Apr 28, 2009 8:10 PM
not a good sign, if i cant trust em I dont want em, cant win with em, cant coach with em.
Ralph GreNader says: Apr 28, 2009 8:19 PM
@*legion* no it isn't.
geo1113 says: Apr 28, 2009 8:22 PM
Imagine that. A liar in Washington, DC!
BuckFutter says: Apr 28, 2009 8:35 PM
What's interesting is….most people have never heard of him, and didn't know he was suspended for anything…..but by lying, it becomes a national story, and now everyone (at least me anyway) am kind of curious about why it was something he's desperate to lie about (dookie in the laundy basket, perhaps?)……
So….I guess it kind of worked out for him, in that it got him national attention he wouldn't have gotten otherwise.
wolverine21 says: Apr 28, 2009 8:47 PM
this makes it seem like what he really got in trouble for is alot worse than selling tickets
he probably got caught talking bad about corn
a big no no in nebraska
Kanesville says: Apr 28, 2009 8:57 PM
So, what DID he do?
Brewster says: Apr 28, 2009 10:31 PM
Not good.
Never good to lie.
But if you're committed to lying, you need to be good at it, and remember who you lied to and what lie you told them.
And if by chance you get caught, STFU and deny it.
You didn't have a concience going in because you lied, don't develop one mid-stream, just STFU and live with it, every day of your life.
And perhaps you'll learn never to lie again.
fanofcubs says: Apr 28, 2009 11:16 PM
Cody really is a good guy…I'm from Nebraska and have been around him earlier in his stay at UNL, and it really isn't a huge deal…he violated team rules, and I give credit to Bo Pelini to not sell his players out and announce it to the world…people make mistakes, and the fact that Cody doesn't want to relive it should count for something in his favor…he admitted he did wrong, is embarrassed by it, and doesn't sound like he ever wants it repeated, let alone to happen again…
Unsterblich856 says: Apr 28, 2009 11:24 PM
Meh. Everybody lies. Except me.
dlr4skins says: Apr 28, 2009 11:50 PM
I live in Lincoln and have read/watched many things about Glenn the last few years. I can honestly tell you that other than this breach of a single unknown team rule, he has carried himself well.
He switched positions (was getting carries) to fill the team's biggest need at the request of his coach. He did well and was learning at a nice pace.
I'm sure that some of these late picks were made to excell at special teams. Glenn is an athlete that can contribute and will not destroy the team.
Save your judgement. The 'Skins could use a few more who know the meaning of sacrifice.
JerryD says: Apr 29, 2009 12:02 AM
Probably wore an Oklahoma T-shirt … that's the worst you could do in Nebraska, short of piloting the Sooner-Schooner.


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