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But the Conservative home affairs spokesman stopped short of endorsing the demonstrators, who plan to stay on the roof of the Royal Courts of Justice in London for a week.
Fathers for Justice campaigners Jolly Stanesby, from Ivybridge, Devon, and Eddie Goreckwi, from Romford, Essex, want to highlight the treatment of fathers in the family courts.
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"Much as policing matters, much as recapturing the streets for the honest citizen matters ... we will never make a real impact on crime and disorder in Britain until we recognise that not all but almost all of children who get on that conveyor belt start with some serious deficiency at home."
He added that 40% of adults in jail were previously children in care.
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Anne Harris, the national campaign co-ordinator for the Equal Parenting Coalition and the chairman of the St Neots abuse project (SNAP), said that just because people divorced or separated did not mean they were an unfit parent.
"There are bad fathers, we know, but there are also bad mothers and in many relationships taking place now more children are being abused than they would be by their natural parents," she said.
Pamela Wilson, of the Grandparents Action Group in Shropshire, said that past issues over access had meant she had gone without contact to her own grandchild for two years.
That issue was now resolved but her experience had persuaded her to remain involved in her campaign group.
Joy, 61, from Surrey said her son had a 12-year relationship - including six years of marriage - to his partner who ended their relationship with a note scribbled on the back of an Inland Revenue envelope.
She joined the lobby of Parliament partly in her own right as a grandmother but also on behalf of her son whom she says only has very brief access to his daughters.
"My son's wife wanted him to go, she told him the marriage was over, and she went off with her best friend's husband.
"She wanted ... out of the house so that the boyfriend could move in.
Alison from London said that she had been battling for equal access to her children since her ex-husband moved out with her children alleging she had physically abused them.
"I understand why the courts have to take these allegations seriously but he used them as a weapon against me.
"I've lost a year of contact with my eldest son, I still see my five-year old, but I feel the legal system has let me down.
"It's not just fathers in this situation but mothers as well.
"The fight for my my children has cost them their inheritance - it's cost me £50,000.
"Last week I got a shared residency order but I still have no contact with my eldest son because my ex-husband has turned him against me."
Ian from Cambridge said he had come to London to highlight the "injustices" in the family court system.
"My situation is that I am the father of an eight year old child. I separated from the mother when he was about 10 months.
"She had complete control of contact and for the first few years that wasn't an issue ... and then when she suddenly decided to cut back on contact and refused to negotiate I went to court thinking I would get back the contact I used to have.
"The courts weren't interested in what happened prior, they said they were only interested in going forward from here.
"They're not interested in whose the better parent, not interested in whose got the time, money, love, motivation, enthusiasm, not interested what the child wants to do, only interested in what the mother wants to do."


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So, can we see a picture of this steaming pile? I take it that they are on the order of a Lorcin or Raven?
gosh, what a fine piece the Clerke 1st 32 cal S&W was. From Clerke Technicorp in beautiful Santamonica, CA, it just probably didn't get any better.
And I thought my RG14 was a cheap POS. I still shoot it at the range every month, and carry it in the field with snake shot.
I had the priviledge to be in the home of a lady friend tonight, one of my wife's running buddies that we pal around with, along with one of my old buddies. Anyhow, she mentioned that she had a "shiney .32 revolver" that an ex-boyfriend gave her 25 years ago. She said she had never even shot it, and when she took it to a family get together with her brother, son and nephews, none of them would even consider shooting it. This lady has felt safe and secure with that thing in her house for 25 years, and even mentioned she had had it in here hand many times answering the door late at night. Now that's scary. The gun was at least left with only 4 rounds in the wheel, and empty cylinder under the hammer spur. It took me a couple of seconds to figure out that the pin just pulled out, with a very light touch (no threads), and the cylinder fell to the right. After I unloaded the 25 year old rounds and re-assembled the gun, it took a bit of wiggling of the cylinder to release the hammer to cock the gun. The DA trigger pull probably was never woman friendly either.
What a really dangerous piece of crap for a single woman to depend on for home or personal defense. I'm planning a range trip for her to shoot my wife's P-32, and will then try to find her one. I'm still amazed that her family members that wouldn't shoot the POS would even let her take it back home, knowing that she actually thought it was a functional weapon.
I had better made die-cast cap guns back in the 50's, and no doubt byron had much better than that back in the 90's (18's that is)
So, can we see a picture of this steaming pile? I take it that they are on the order of a Lorcin or Raven?
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Calibers supported:
9mm, 357 Mag, 357 Bain and Davis, 41 Mag, 44 Mag, 45 ACP, 454 Casull & 480 Ruger
223 Rem, 243 WSSM, 308 Win, 30-06, 300 Wby Mag, & 50 Beowulf
Soon: Some wildcat in 6.5mm
I will get my hands on it again and take a couple of pics. I wouldn't doubt but what she will just give it to me to get rid of anyway, once I get her a P32 or other replacement. It will also require several range trips before I hand her a weapon, and possibly a trip every other month or so when I take my wife to "practice".
I'm not sure I would compare the Clerke to a Raven, Jennings, Lorcin or any other "ring of fire" produced weapon, but for all I know about it, the Clerke may have been part of the "ring". I really do not know, but I bet Flyer does. From what I could tell, the Clerke was, as I said, made with just about the same quality control as the cap guns I had at age 7.
The so-called "Ring of Fire" companies:
-Bryco (formerly Jennings)
All produced inexpensive pistols designed for self-defense, except for AMT which really shouldn't have been included in this list IMO. AMT made 1911 clones in stainless steel, as well as Ruger 10/22 rifle and Mark II pistol clones. They made some mid-priced self-defense weapons of their own design, but not cheap on the level of a Raven or Davis for example. High Standard recently started producing some of the AMT line again. No Clerke, though.
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from what I had read about the "ring of fire" companies, they were all from the same mother company, and I do remember most of the names you mentioned.
Was the "Clerke" actually manufactured in Santamonica or was it made in some place like Haiti and imported? (I'm sure it was not Haiti, but Haiti just sounds like a place that could produce such fine workmanship)
No, from the ring of fire produced handguns I've seen, the Clerke wouldn't even measure up to their high (choke, choke) standards
I think the GCA of 1968 put an end to the importation of such firearms. The Phoenix Raven/Sundance BOA/Lorcin were all very similar, and the Jennings wasn't too much different. The Davis was like a Raven scaled up to .32 and .380. All basically pot metal striker fired with crappy safties. AFAIK, they were all different companies. Some are still in business. I know Phoenix is.
edited to add: Santa Monica is not far from where Sundance was made IIRC. Maybe they became Sundance at some point?
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That's right - it was a family buisness! I forgot about all of that! Shamelessly ribbed from PBS's web site (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontl.../families.html):
If it wasn't George Jennings it probably would have been someone else. Capitalizing on a provision in the Gun Control Act of 1968, which banned the importation of cheap, poorly-made handguns, Jennings created his own design for a small caliber, easily-produced pistol.
That design launched a domestic manufacturing empire which churns out high volumes of handguns commonly referred to as "Saturday Night Specials." This extended family of businesses has been dubbed the "Ring of Fire" by critics, and now consists of five southern California companies which in 1993 produced almost 900,000 handguns.
A machinist by trade, George Jennings founded Raven Arms in 1970. His son Bruce Jennings joined Raven two years later, but left in 1978 to start Jennings Firearms. In 1982, George Jennings helped his daughter Gail and her husband Jim Davis, formerly the office manager at Raven Arms, start Davis Industries. Jim's brother John Davis, a machine operator at Raven, also went to work at Davis Industries.
In 1985, faced with the prospect of losing his Federal Firearms License for a felony assault charge, Bruce Jennings sold Jennings Firearms to Calwestco, owned by a his former office manager, Gene Johnson. After plea bargaining the charge down to a misdemeanor, Bruce Jennings converted Jennings Firearms into a firearms wholesaler and established a new company, Bryco Arms, controlled by his ex-wife Janice, to manufacture firearms. Jennings Firearms, the wholesaler, bought guns from both Calwestco and Bryco Arms, and resold them to distributors. In 1991, Calwestco closed.
In 1987, John Davis left Davis Industries to start his own gun manufacturing business, Sedco Industries Inc. John Davis was in business for only three months before a $45 million dollar lawsuit alleging he stole trade secrets was filed against him by George and Bruce Jennings, and his own brother, Jim Davis. Sedco closed in 1989, and John Davis declared bankruptcy three years later. That same year, a nephew of George Jennings started Sundance Industries.
Jim Waldorf, a childhood friend of Bruce Jennings, set up his own gun manufacturing business in 1989, Lorcin Engineering. He brought in John Davis as plant manager and by 1993 Lorcin was making more pistols (341,243) than any gun maker in the U.S.
The original Jennings company, Raven Arms, was destroyed by fire in 1991. But soon after the company re-emerged as Phoenix Arms. Phoenix is equally owned by Bruce Jenning's ex-wife Janice, his three children, Jim Davis' four children, and Raven's former general manager, Dave Brazeau. George Jennings has since died.
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Soon: Some wildcat in 6.5mm
Good find EJKaye! I still think it is pretty unfair that AMT is lumped in with the rest of this group. And we haven't solved the Clerke mystery yet, either.
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According to the "Blue Book" the Clerke DA revolvers were available in .22s,l,lr & .32 S&W long. They sold for $15 in 1971. Another reference I have does not mention the revolvers but shows a copy of the Winchester Hi-wall that goes for $650 if NIB down to $100 if all beat up.
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Activists from the Oxford branch of KONP, the Oxford Anti-Cuts Alliance, and other local campaign groups gathered outside Virgin Media in opposition to the activities of Virgin Care, a division of Branson's company.
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Led by two of the best players in the state, Brittney Martin and Makenlee Williams, Syracuse lost just one game over the last three years. But now that Martin and Williams have graduated and begun Division I collegiate careers at Oklahoma State and Utah State, respectively, the Titans will rely on a new core to continue their winning tradition.
"Our goals have never changed," Starks said. "No matter who's on the team or the talent or anything, we always have the same program going in every year. We can do it again this year. I know we can. We can take region and put up a really good fight in state again."
Starks certainly will play a large role in whether the Titans are able to cash in on her confidence. The senior was the leading rebounder on last year's championship team and often scored in double figures as one of the main offensive options after Martin and Williams.
Syracuse coach Rob Reisbeck said Starks will have to continue to be a force on the boards as well as expand her game offensively to help replace the production of Martin and Williams.
"She'll be one we're looking at to be that next big scorer for us," Reisbeck said, adding the Titans have a number of players who can lead the team in scoring in any game, such as junior guard Jayda Bovero.
To ready herself for her larger role on the team, Starks worked to become a more complete player. Whereas in the past Starks admittedly was a defense and post-oriented player, she focused on improving her perimeter shooting and ball-handling during the offseason. Reisbeck has been impressed with the improvements Starks has made and likened her current skill set to that of Martin and Williams.
"I really wanted to make myself an all-around player," said Starks, who has been in contact with a number of Division II programs. "I was just trying to become a player who can do everything."
But being relied upon for more production on the court isn't the only way Starks' role is changing this season. She also will be looked at to provide leadership, which is something the Titans didn't lack while Martin and Williams were around.
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Christie's, which is again hosting the Bid to Save the Earth sale of artwork, celebrity dates, luxury travel and high fashion, will conduct the auction in New York on March 29, with proceeds earmarked for four leading non-profit organizations.
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In Reply to: RE: CD players going the way of the 8 track posted by jaydacus on June 18, 2012 at 16:47:08
Current "local electronic stores", no longer cater to a dedicated stereo market. A simple cd player is now classified a dedicated component, the mass market has clumped cd, dvd, bluRay playback into one 'universal' component.
You are shopping in the wrong marketplace, its mostly online now...AA, or high end dealers.
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Actually they do carry turntables. My local electronics store has 3 turntables to choose from, but only 1 CD player. A month ago they had 2 CD players.
Most people that think CD's will just hang around like LPs did are missing a critical point. Nothing can or will ever replace LPs. It doesn't even matter how you feel about vinyl. Love it, hate it, don't care, it doesn't matter. Nothing can replace it. CDs are different. They are being replaced. The first blow was the 128kb/s MP3. Think recording your records to 8 track tape. Then higher bit rates became more common. Think cassettes. Better, but still not a suitable replacement. Then came lossless files formats(.wav, flac, etc.) and better ripping techniques like using Exact Audio Copy and more accurate drives. Now we are talking 2 track tapes or even transfer to high resolution digital staying with the vinyl replacement analogy. In the case of vinyl, this would still not be good enough. Tapes add hiss and some of the vinyl magic gets lost in the transfer to digital. If you want the vinyl sound, you still need vinyl to get it.
CDs are different though. With lossless files created on good drives using good software and or files that were created from studio masters with no CD even in the chain, we are getting really close. Now for the final nail in the coffin of physical media. DACs that sound as good as or better than similarly price useless plastic spinners. Why inert insert a shiny piece of plastic into your source when you can get the same or better sound without it? CDs won't stick around like vinyl did because they can and are being replaced.
My point was...you can/will still get a mass market component that plays cds, its the dvd/bluray, which plays all the current optical software.
Sure hi-rez d/l might be the future, but that would hardly be mass market anytime soon.
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Conecuh County Health Department will feature billboards emphasizing various men's health topics.
Covington County Health Department coordinator Misty Mooney will have men's health information displayed on billboards in the local hospital as well as at the health department.
Escambia County Health Department coordinator Giovanni Bradford reports that the Coalition for a Healthier Escambia County will host a Men's Health Symposium on June 20, beginning at noon at the D.W. McMillan Hospital in Brewton.
Monroe County Health Department coordinator Lynn Rainey has planned a "Wear Blue Day" on June 14. The town mayors in Monroe County will be signing a men's health proclamation.
Washington County Health Department coordinators Deborah Dixon and Brittany Tindle will attend a local golf tournament with a booth promoting men's health.
The County Showdown returned for a second year due to 2011s overwhelming success statewide. Each area administrator was asked to select mens health representatives, who would have the task of developing mens health awareness events in counties throughout their designated area. All area coordinators were provided with mens health toolkits, which included nutrition and preventive care educational material along with men's health gear to distribute during their events. Yet again, area and county coordinators went over and beyond the call of duty by organizing several health fairs, free health screenings, and meetings with local government officials.
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Looking back at the Easter Pilgrimage 2011 at Ruta del Peregrino, the most important event of the year, we are pleased to announce the final step of the second construction phase (you can check the complete project over here).
This year, for the first time, the pilgrims were able to use the finished viewpoint by HHF Architects, offering a new way to experience the site.
The sanctuary by Tatiana Bilbao and the viewpoint by Christ&Gantenbein are under construction; their presence will mark the completion of the entire Ruta within a few months.
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Notebook: Daniel McMillian coming on at UF
Published: Thursday, April 3, 2014 at 4:23 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 3, 2014 at 4:23 p.m.
During his spring speaking tour last May, Florida coach Will Muschamp mentioned Daniel McMillian at almost every stop, saying the true freshman had a chance to start at outside linebacker in 2013.
But when the season got here several months later, McMillian was pretty much a no-show on defense, his play limited to special teams. A wrist injury set him back, but what really knocked him out of the playing picture was his inability to fully grasp the defense.
Now, a spring later, McMillian knows the defense — and is pushing for serious playing time in 2014.
"Yeah, absolutely. He'd be a guy that I'd point to as one of the most improved guys throughout spring," UF defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin said Thursday. "That's always been the deal for him. Just being sound assignment-wise and knowing what you're doing so you're not thinking and instead reacting.
"He's got great ability. He's a really good football player. His progression has been a little slower than others just learning and picking up the defense, which is fine, but nobody works harder at it than him.
"Throughout this spring, he's playing his best football right now. We're really proud of him, where he's at. We're happy where he's at and he'll be a contributor for us."
Durkin said senior linebacker Michael Taylor has played a role in McMillian's development.
"Mike knows the defense really well. He's been great for D Mac and some of the younger guys, because Mike is that type of guy," Durkin said. "He's that type of player. He takes time to bring another guy along. He has spent time with Daniel off the field, too, just helping bring him along. Again, talking about a leader and a valuable guy, you can't say enough about Mike Taylor."
Tabor is not Hargreaves
While many this spring have been trying to compare true freshman cornerback Jalen Tabor to sophomore Vernon Hargreaves III, Durkin said the two five-star players have completely different styles.
"Jalen is a longer-type corner," Durkin said. "Travaris Robinson, our DB coach, does a great job with our guys in terms of identifying the techniques that are good for them.
"Those are two different players. Both very effective. Jalen is doing a great job as a freshman. He's going to play and help us. I'm really excited about him, a guy we can go out and play with right now.
"But he's different than Vernon. They're different type of players. It's not fair to draw a comparison to the two of them. They're different, they work on different things, they're going to play corner differently for us, but they're both very effective in the way they do it."
Durkin said Tabor isn't the only true freshman contending for serious playing time at cornerback. Duke Dawson also is in the mix.
"Jalen, and Duke Dawson as well, man, those guys we're thrilled about them. They don't look like freshmen out there right now. They look like older guys," Durkin said.
Bullard adjusting at DT
Former starting defensive end Jonathan Bullard said he's starting to feel comfortable at defensive tackle, where he's spent the entire spring.
"I moved in last year and didn't really have the feel for it. Towards the end of the season, I got better," he said. "All offseason I've been working at it because I know we're light there now and had a couple players out so I'd play a lot of it.
"Now I've got the hang of it and I can read things better at D-tackle like I could at end. Now it's even. To be honest, I'm trying to embrace it and enjoy it rather than last year not wanting to but knowing I had to."
'D' goes uptempo, too
Durkin said the defense is benefiting from going against UF's new uptempo offense every day in practice.
"Yeah, no doubt," he said. "You look at college football as a whole the way it's going and really our conference now, we were probably the last ones to be leaning towards (the uptempo offense). But more and more, there are teams in our conference that are doing that, that we're going to face.
"It's been great for us that way. We're seeing that every day. In the past, it's been you get to game week, all right we're changing the way we practice and we're talking about tempo, we're doing different things.
"Now, that's really kind of become the norm. Now it's going to be the flip side. We're going to have to formulate how we're going to practice against some two-back teams and power running games because we're still going to face that, too."
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Minnesota scored 1 run in the 11 to edge Kansas City 2-1 on Friday at Kauffman Stadium.
Minnesota was an underdog by +135 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went UNDER the consensus closing total of 10.5.
Minnesota got 6 2/3 innings from Nick Blackburn, who gave up 1 earned run on 7 hits, while striking out 2. Casey Fien earned the victory, while the Twins got 1 RBI from Josh Willingham in the win.
Kansas City's starting pitcher Luke Hochevar worked 7 innings, giving up 5 hits and 1 earned run while striking out 1 in the loss. They got 3 hits from Alcides Escobar in a losing cause.
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10 Year Reunion -- Class of 2003
Matt Riley
Saturday, May 11, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Can't believe it's here, can't believe I'm already sitting here planning this, BUT....it's time to buy your ticket for our Class of 2003 10-year reunion to celebrate one of the greatest groups of kids that roamed the halls of EHHS. We have a great setup lined up right on the water in Montauk at Swallow East from 6-9pm on Saturday, May 11th.
$65 includes a 3 hour open bar, dinner, and costs for our great reggae band!
Because it will be more fun, you are ALLOWED to bring 1 guest whoever you want...since word has it that some of you actually are married and even some have kids. Notice the +1, not + your family.
IMPORTANT -- YOU NEED TO BUY YOUR TICKET BY FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH -- the owner of Swallow has generously given us the whole venue but we need to give her a list of 100 people minimum by this date or unfortunately we need to cancel.
Special thanks to Joe Sullivan and Haleigh Hughes for the help. Haleigh is going to get a bon fire going the night before on Friday to get everyone together, details on that later.
So get the word out, pass this info along (I don't have nearly everyones info).
Looking forward to seeing you guys,
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Swallow East Restaurant
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Major League Baseball Chief Operating Officer Rob Manfred has been elected the 10th Commissioner in MLB history.
Dexter Fowler (quad) is out of the Cardinals' lineup Thursday afternoon against the Phillies.
Justin Verlander spanned 5 2/3 innings on Wednesday night, allowing four hits, three runs and a walk in a no-decision against Seattle.
Nelson Cruz plated three runs Wednesday in the Mariners' comeback win over the Tigers.
Matt Kemp hit a game-ending two-run homer to beat the Giants 5-3 in 11 innings on Wednesday.
Yasmani Grandal unleashed on the Mets, hammering a pair of home runs Wednesday in the Dodgers' 8-2 victory.
Yasiel Puig rocked his 13th homer of the year in Wednesday's win over the Mets.
Carlos Carrasco punched out 10 batters while firing six shutout innings to lead his team to a 5-1 win over the Orioles on Wednesday.
David Peralta rattled off four hits Wednesday in the Diamondbacks' 16-5 victory over the Rockies.
Brandon Drury buried the Rockies on Wednesday night, chipping in with four hits and a career-high six RBI in Arizona's 16-5 victory at Coors Field.
Tommy Pham cracked a pair of solo home runs, including a game-tying blast in the ninth inning, to lead the Cardinals to a 7-6 win over the Phillies on Wednesday.
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Saturday night, I received a private message stating that St. Stanislaus noseguard/defensive tackle J.C. Brignone had committed to Mississippi State. Sunday morning, I called J.C. and told him about the rumor, then asked him if there was anything to it?
"No, sir, I'm not committed," said J.C., who was with his parents driving to Starkville to unofficially visit MSU when I called. "But, so far, Mississippi State really is at the top of my list, but I'm not making any drastic decisions until I know for a fact that I'm ready to be a Bulldog or I'm ready to be a Ragin' Cajun or whatever."
J.C. explained why MSU is atop his list.
"Mississippi State is a school that has a lot of what I want," he said. "I want to play SEC ball and I want to be a Civil Engineer. My father is a contractor, so I've been around it my entire life. It's kind of fitting all together."
While the rumor turned out to be a false one, does he have any intention of committing anytime soon?
"I'm actually thought about doing it before my season," said J.C., who has scholarship offers from MSU, Rice, Louisiana-Lafayette and is receiving letters from Tulane. "That way, I can go into my season knowing I can just play and not worry about scouts watching me play."
As for his unofficial visit, when he called me back, he talked about how it went.
"I got to check out the facilities in-depth and meet one of the coaches," said J.C. "Coach Beamer wasn't there because he is on his vacation. I met my workout coach (Jim Nowell). I really like him because he kind of reminds me of my high school coach because he is really enthused about working out. We walked the field and walked the practice field. The coach told us about the new Palmeiro Center. We checked out the short in-door (practice) field, the new weightroom, the old weightroom (in the Shira Fieldhouse)."
J.C. is a warrior in the weightroom, so one aspect of the room really impressed him.
"I really liked that they are getting a lot of platforms because I spend most of my time on the platforms doing cleans, militaries, deadlifts and squats," said the 280-pounder. "I also like how they have the weightroom kind of close together because everybody is working out together and there is no confusion."
Walking on the Mississippi State football field was also exciting for him. But football in general excites him.
"As soon as I hear the national anthem, I get goose bumps and I know that I'm ready to play," said J.C. "In fact, anytime I walk on the field I get goose bumps. I got goose bumps when I walked on the field at LSU, when I walked on the field at Ole Miss and when I walked on the field at Mississippi State. There is something about football that triggers me off."
Does he plan on visiting Mississippi State to take in a football game?
"I am going to come up for an unofficial visit to a game," said J.C. "I might come back up this summer and watch a workout because Coach Nowell wants me to."
He has a unique reason why he wants to watch the workout.
"(Coach Nowell) was talking about how some guys throw up during their workouts," said J.C. "That fires me up right there. I don't throw up. There's just something about me. I ate 24 tacos one time and didn't even feel it. I slept for about two hours, then worked out at a friend's house. It didn't even bother me."
When not working out or playing football, J.C. works full-time for his dad and even owns his own business. And he's only 17 years old.
"I have been working with my dad since I was 10," said J.C. "I go to work at 7:30 and supervise a seven-man crew. My dad does bids on jobs, so I have to supervise a crew. I pretty much work from 7:30 to 4:30 all week.
"I also have my own business, a pressure washing business," said J.C. "I do that with a friend of mine."
And it's not just a hobby type business. He does things any owner of a business has to do.
"I have to fire people," said J.C. "I have to give out money, go to the bank, go get materials, negotiate contracts. It's good experience for me."
After a full day working for his dad and running his own business, he then heads to his nightly workout with his team.
"I have a 30 minute break to get changed, then I go to my 5 o'clock workout and work until 6:30," said J.C. "Monday, I work out (with weights). Tuesday, we run. Wednesday, I work out and run on the beach. Thursday, I workout. Friday, I work my lower body and work on agility."
And, to top it off, he also has to maintain good grades or football is not an option.
"My father tells me student comes before athlete," said J.C., who took Physics AP last year and is taking Calculus AP this year. "If I don't have a 3.0 or above, I can't play football."
As you notice, J.C. mentions his dad a lot. That's because his dad is a man who he truly admires, not just because he is his dad, but because of the caliber person he is.
"My dad, who is from Uruguay, South America, came here when he was 24 and didn't know a word of English," said J.C. "Now, he owns his own business. I look up at him as if I could ever be like that, I would. I want to make it big enough (financially) so that he and my mom don't ever have to work again. I've seen how they have busted their behinds to send me to a school that costs $5,000 a year.
"It makes me feel good when my dad says he is proud of me. It makes me want to work harder to make him even more proud."
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Stress can have deleterious effects on one's romantic relationship (Randall & Bodenmann, 2009; Randall & Bodenmann, 2017), however, romantic partners have the unique ability to regulate each other's emotions during times of distress (Butler & Randall, 2013; Schoebi & Randall, 2015). Dr. Randall's research aims to gain a greater understanding of how couples regulate stress in the context of their relationship. She examines this using a multi-method approach (e.g. self-report, daily diary, momentary measures of emotional experience and behavioral observations).
Chronology of Education:
B.S. Psychology, Indiana University
M.S. Clinical Psychology, North Dakota State University
Ph.D. Family Studies and Human Development, University of Arizona
Additional Training:
Dr. Randall completed a post-doctoral fellowship in the Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, and Family Studies and Human Development at the University of Arizona. Dr. Randall was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to conduct research at the Institute for Family Research and Counseling in Fribourg, Switzerland under the direction of Dr. Guy Bodenmann following her master's degree.
Primary Interests:
- Applied Social Psychology
- Close Relationships
- Emotion, Mood, Affect
- Interpersonal Processes
- Life Satisfaction, Well-Being
- Nonverbal Behavior
- Sexuality, Sexual Orientation
Research Group or Laboratory:
- Falconier, M. K., Randall, A. K., & Bodenmann, G. (Eds.) (2016). Couples coping with stress: A cross-cultural perspective. New York, NY: Routledge.
Journal Articles:
- Butler, E. A., & Randall, A. K. (2013). Emotional coregulation in close relationships. Emotion Review, 5, 202-210.
- Randall, A. K., & Butler, E. A. (2013). Attachment and emotion transmission within romantic relationships: Merging intrapersonal and interpersonal perspectives. Journal of Relationships Research, 4, e10. doi:10.1017/jrr.2013.10.
- Randall, A. K., Totenhagen, C. J., & Walsh, K. J., Adams, C. B., & Tao, C. (2017). Coping with workplace minority stress: Associations between dyadic coping and anxiety among women in same-sex relationships. Journal of Lesbian Studies, 21, 70-87.
- Randall, A. K., Tao, C., Totenhagen, C. J., Walsh, K. J., & Cooper, A. (in press). Associations between sexual orientation discrimination and depression among same-sex couples: Moderating effects of dyadic coping. Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy.
- Merz, C. A., Meuwly, N., Randall, A. K., & Bodenmann, G. (2014). Engaging in dyadic coping: Buffering the impact of everyday stress on prospective relationship satisfaction. Family Science, 5, 30-37.
- Randall, A. K., & Schoebi, D. (2015). Lean on me: Susceptibility to partner's affect attenuates psychological distress over a 12 month period. Emotion, 15, 201-210.
- Randall, A. K., Hilpert, P., Jimenez-Arista, L. E., Walsh, K. J., & Bodenmann, G. (2015). Dyadic coping in the U.S.: Psychometric properties and validity for use of the English version of the Dyadic Coping Inventory. Current Psychology.
- Randall, A. K., Corkery, S. A., Duggi, D., Kamble, S. V., & Butler, E. A. (2011). "We're having a good (or bad) day": Difference in emotional synchrony in married couples in the United States and India. Family Science, 2, 203-211.
- Schoebi, D., & Randall, A. K. (2015). Emotional dynamics in intimate relationships. Emotion Review, 7, 342-348.
- Randall, A. K., & Bodenmann, G. (2009). The role of stress on close relationships and marital satisfaction. Clinical Psychology Review, 29, 105-115.
- Randall, A. K., & Bodenmann, G. (2017). Stress and its associations with relationship satisfaction. Current Opinion in Psychology, 13, 70-87.
- Milek, A., Randall, A. K., Nussbeck, F. W., Breitenstein, C. J., & Bodenmann, G. (in press). Deleterious effects of stress on time spent with one's partner and relationship satisfaction. Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy.
- Bodenmann, G., & Randall, A. K. (2012). Common factors in the enhancement of dyadic coping. Behavior Therapy, 43, 88-98.
- Bodenmann, G., & Randall, A. K. (2013). Close relationships in psychiatric disorders. Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 26, 464-467.
- Randall, A. K., Post, J. H., Reed, R. G. & Butler, E. A. (2013). Cooperating with your romantic partner: Associations with interpersonal emotional coordination. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 30, 1072-1095.
- Totenhagen, C. J., Randall, A. K., Cooper, A., Tao, C., & Walsh, K. J. (in press). Stress spill-over in same-sex couples: Concurrent and lagged daily effects. Journal of GLBT Family Studies.
Courses Taught:
- Marriage and Family Counseling
- Personality Assessment
- Research and Evaluation in Counseling
Ashley K. Randall
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text: Doctor Who: Battle of the series 8 fan-made trailers Inspired by the BBC's fifteen-second trailer, Whovians have set about creating their own teaser trailers for the start of Peter Capaldi's tenure Comments Written By Emma Daly 10:43 AM, 03 June 2014 Last month the BBC released its first teaser trailer for series eight of Doctor Who, with a tiny glimpse of the new Time Lord, Peter Capaldi. It's just fifteen seconds long. A tad short, but it did come with the exciting news that the latest series would launch in August - earlier than expected. Now, Whovians have set about creating their own fan-made trailers for series eight. They're jam-packed with shots of Capaldi, Jenna Coleman as Clara and even some Daleks. Check out the BBC's version and our pick of the best fan versions below... 1. Fifteen seconds from BBC 2. Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman emerge from the Tardis into the rain 3. Daleks, explosions and a return to the rain 4. A celebration of previous Doctors as Capaldi arrives... 5. Clara meets the Doctor in the Tardis Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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It's hard to believe that nearly three of four Oregonians live within 20 miles of the Willamette River's banks ― here on the water, we feel as if we're miles from civilization. We're on day four of a five-day guided trip with Paddle Oregon. The journey covers 26 miles on the largest river that's entirely within Oregon, and other than one small town and the 4 or 5 miles it has taken to approach and paddle past Salem, we've seen only farms, water, and woods, smelled only the perfume of cottonwoods, heard only our own voices and the calls of birds.
At daybreak we carry the canoe down a short dirt road at Wigrich Farm, just downstream from the Buena Vista Ferry, and put in among the Willamette River's reeds, rocks, and cottonwood trees, their green scent like the river's breath. We drift past tangles of trees and shrubs that obscure the farms beyond, spotting a kingfisher from its rattling call. The century-old stone storefronts of Independence, Oregon, come into view and just as quickly fall away. A long sandbar appears; a creek tumbles in. Soon we're paralleling a noisy highway, heading straight toward the center of Oregon's second-largest city, Salem. Scattered homes appear on the right bank. Then they recede, and we're back to wild river.
"If you're a person who likes solitude, don't go to the Deschutes River in the summer, don't go to the Rogue," says Rick Bastasch, director of the Willamette Restoration Initiative, a group seeking to help coordinate efforts to protect and restore the health of the Willamette watershed. "Go to the Willamette." With warm air and refreshing water beckoning, there's no time like August to do just that.
Riverfront fun
Now that cities from Eugene to Portland are enhancing access to the river, the Willamette is becoming more of a destination than ever before. Eugene recently completed most of its 12-mile riverbank trail system. Corvallis's Riverfront Commemorative Park (on S.W. First St. south of N.W. Tyler Ave.), completed in 2002, engages visitors with its paths, interactive fountain, and the growing restaurant row across the street. Improvements on Salem's Front Street are helping connect downtown visitors to the stellar Riverfront Park (on Front St. south of Center St. Bridge); by next summer, the park will have a new, 226-foot dock serving craft ranging from the Willamette Queen excursion stern-wheeler and ski boats to canoes and kayaks. A 360-foot public dock near Clackamette Park in Oregon City is scheduled to open in summer 2005 as well.
It all makes a very rosy picture. But it's only half the story. The Willamette's many problems range from an old mercury mine at its headwaters to toxic contaminants in the sediment at Portland Harbor. But it has come a long way since the early 20th century, when the river was so polluted that fish couldn't survive in it.
"For years we've heard, boo hoo, there are all these problems with the river," says Travis Williams, who is canoeing beside us. Williams is the organizer of Paddle Oregon and a member of the watchdog group Willamette Riverkeeper. "But once you get on the river you realize the river moves, it's very scenic, it's dynamic, it has lots of wildlife...I think when people have an opportunity to travel the river and establish that connection, it's generally very surprising."
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The surprises began in the 1960s, when construction of sewage-treatment plants and cleanup of industrial discharge began to bring fish ― and people ― back to the Willamette River. Projects like Portland's Westside Big Pipe are helping finish the job of keeping sewage out of the river.
The main challenges today are riparian habitat restoration, cleaning up river sediments such as those in Portland Harbor, and tackling runoff from streets and other sources of nonpoint pollution.
"It's not that we don't have challenges," Bastasch told me before the trip. "We do, and we need to be hard at them. But the Willamette River is first and foremost a treasure, not a problem. There's just so much happening along the river."
Back in our canoes, there's plenty happening: a quick drawstroke to the left as we negotiate the musical riffles at the head of Darrow Bar; the splash of an osprey diving for a fish at the end of Windsor Island. A makeshift sign planted in the marshy right bank signals the takeout. Sweeping right with our paddles, we head toward a pocket beach, where a narrow path leads off the water and into the trees. The late-day sun is casting diamonds on the river, bringing to mind a comment Bastasch made earlier.
"You can get pretty glum about a lot of environmental things," he said, "but the Willamette isn't one of them."


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Can't multiply non-square matrices.
Is there a way to multiply non-square matrices? E.g., a 3-row by 2-row
matrix times a 2-row by 1-row matrix should yield a 3-row by 1-row
matrix, if I remember my linear algebra correctly.
Instead when I do something like
(a b) (c)
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(The "(c)" and "(d)" above represent a 2-dimensional column vector,
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I had a track rejected because the reviewer said that it didn't offer enough utility (although there is nothing wrong from a production standpoint.
I am really not sure what to change on this. I figured I would post it here to get some ideas. I may just offer it as a free download if it doesn't get accepted.
The production is sample based. Find a loop, chop it, rearrange it, add drums.http://soundcloud.com/gbreal-1/a-lazy-afternoon-rejected
The track a is very repetitive. I think I must agree with the reviewer that "it didn't offer enough utility". I would assume this means commercial viability. I've noticed lately that the review process is getting more strict, which is totally a good thing. I too have had several tracks "soft rejected" and "hard rejected". This should spur us own to improve our craft.
Keep at it, your approved materials are very good. Cheers.
If this track had vocals you could probably get away with the repetitiveness. Why not try a filter and gradually bring it in with various drum alterations, add a few more break downs again with filter, but bring a new element in and cut it back out on the drop.
Drum pattern alterations too are a good way to mix things up.
Just a few ideas for you.
The quality is really low. Everything seems to be made from loops and they are not even looped properly and seamlessly. Have you got the copyright of the original sound used in the loops? The drums are not fully syncronized with the background. This doesn't sound like a professional music production at all, more like a learning attempt. I don't see any way to really improve it to the level accepted at AudioJungle, but it suits perfectly as a freebie that you might put on your own website to promote your better works.
Try to keep only quality tracks on your portfolio, show your music to your friends and get a feedback from them before you post your work. Sometimes is very hard to criticize ourselves


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Washington D.C., Sep 23, 2013 / 05:24 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- American bishops have praised a recent bill in the House of Representatives that would protect those who share the Church's understanding of marriage from penalties by the federal government. The Marriage and Religious Freedom Act was introduced in the lower chamber of Congress on Sept. 19 by Rep. Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho). "I strongly support the Marriage and Religious Freedom Act," said Archbishop William … [Read more...]
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Washington D.C., Sep 23, 2013 / 04:09 pm (CNA).- Amid rising numbers of people living alone, the Church must help build relationships and community with those who are not called to the vocation of marriage or religious life, an author says in a new column."Being alone is the first thing God pronounces 'not good,' after so many proclamations of the goodness of His creation. And yet being alone is an increasingly common condition in American life," writer Eve Tushnet said in … [Read more...]
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Cairo, Egypt, Sep 23, 2013 / 01:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis has indicated respect "for Islam and Muslims" in a letter to the head of the main cultural institution of Sunni Islam, marking the end of Ramadan. Ahmed el-Tayeb, grand imam of al-Azhar University, perhaps the highest authority in Sunni thought, received the Pope's letter at the hands of Archbishop Jean-Paul Gobel, apostolic nuncio to Egypt, on Sept. 17, Fides News Agency reported. A statement from the … [Read more...]
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Houma, Louis., Sep 23, 2013 / 10:10 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis appointed Bishop Shelton J. Fabre head of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux today, and accepted the resignation of Bishop Sam G. Jacobs, who had turned 75 in March. Bishop Fabre had served as the auxiliary bishop of New Orleans since 2007. "Bishop Fabre for me has been a true brother in ministry. He has been a great coworker in the ministry of this archdiocese, and I have a great deal of respect for him and for the … [Read more...]
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Rome, Italy, Sep 23, 2013 / 03:21 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis condemned a massive suicide bombing at a Christian Church in Pakistan over the weekend, calling the violence unacceptable and urging peace efforts in the region."Today, in Pakistan, because of a wrong choice, a decision of hatred, of war, there was an attack in which over 70 people died. This choice cannot stand."At around noon Sunday, Sept. 22, two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the midst of the … [Read more...]


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Aniston up for indie film award
Friends star Jennifer Aniston has emerged as one of the biggest names nominated for the independent film world's version of The Oscars, the Independent Spirit Awards.
Aniston is up for a gong with her role in the film The Good Girl, about the choices of a frustrated bride.
Comedy Lovely & Amazing and 50s drama Far From Heaven topped the list for the awards, which have been running for 18 years and usually salute small-budget films featuring mainly unknown actors.
Lovely & Amazing, directed by Nicole Holofcener, leads the field with six nominations, leading the field. The film is a comedy based on female insecurity.
Far From Heaven, starring Julianne Moore as a woman who finds her husband in bed with another man, has five.
The awards have snubbed the most successful independent film of all time, however.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which was written by and starred Nia Vardalos, only receives one nomination.
Vardalos is up for the best debut award.
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It cost $5m (£3.2m) to make, but has taken more than $213m (£140m) in ticket sales in North America alone.
Traditionally the nominations do crossover with the Oscar awards, but their selection is based on different criteria to the academy's.
Films are rated on original, provocative subject matter, budget and the degree of independent financing.
The awards are announced on March 22, the day before the Academy Awards.
Lovely & Amazing is up for best picture against Far From Heaven, The Good Girl, the thriller Secretary and the family drama Tully.
Three of the film's actors have been nominated for awards: Catherine Keener (female lead), Emily Mortimer (supporting female) and Raven Goodwin (debut performance).
Far From Heaven's nominations include one for Moore (female lead) and another for Denis Quaid (supporting male).
Other films featuring in the nominations include the serial-killer thriller Dahmer, romance Kissing Jessica Stein and Michael Moore's gun-culture documentary Bowling For Columbine.
This year the awards voted Christopher Nolan's labyrinthine thriller Memento as best film.
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I'm shocked & saddened to hear of Cynthia Dall's sudden & unexpected death, at home in Sacramento last week. As renown for her transgressive photography (showcased in Lisa Suckdog's peerless Rollerderby magazine) as her sporadic recordings (her most recent, Sound Restores Young Men, was released back in 2002), Cindy's tenure as a member of Bill Callahan's Smog culminated in what, for me, is still his finest album, 1995's Wild Love. Later that year, when Smog stopped off at Nottingham on their first international tour, I was spellbound by Cindy's luminous presence & quietly intense performance. It's an evening I've never forgotten.
Cindy's debut solo LP, 1996's Untitled, was recorded with Callahan & Jim O'Rourke & perfectly complimented the better known Wild Love. A short suite of stark low-fi confessionals, it's desolate beauty is truly haunting, & I urge you to seek it out if you've not already heard it.


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Gainclone with DC-offset problems
I have just finished my gainclone. I have build it around briangt's layout but on a veroboard. My plan is to use it with a preamp based on the AD825.
I have encountered some problems. When I measure the gainclone without the preamp and any sources I get a stable DC at 5mv and 30 mv. The problem is when I connect a source either directly to the gainclone or through the preamp I get alot of DC. The DC goes between 200mv to above 1V and it does not seatle down. Also if I connect the source through my preamp then the Volume control is influencing the DC-ofset.
BTW the preamp has a DC-ofset at 0-1mv.
Could it be either the missing input cap or the missing zobel?
Please, if someone can help me figure out what the problem is then I will be very happy.
Can you show us how you have connected? Schematics? have you measured the output with an oscilloscope, any oscillations?
Do you have DC current path from the input (bias current) through the pot? If yes, not good if the pot has a high value. Less than a uA times 50kohms = 50 mV => 30X => 1.5 V out.....
Hi peranders
I have used the schematic that briangt has based his pcb on. Also I have made the layout like the pcb but on a veroboard and then made the connections underneath the veroboard. Most places I have just used the resistors "legs" to connect.I have almost wire it like the pcb traces from the briangt pcb. I have keept the signal and power ground separate and then connected them.
Sadly I don't have an oscilloscope!
I will see if I can find a Camera to take some pics of it
OK, but it helps if you have a schematic. I advice also to check the datasheet because there you have all basic information.
My idea about your truobles is the "input bias currents" which is currents for the input transistors. Those can vary rather much an aren't particulary either.
I missed to read some parts of your text. Brian uses 220 k as feedback and the non-inverting (+) input i grounded. I suspect that you IC has rather high !input offset voltage" and maybe also high "input bioas current". If that is the case you must trim the offset. Haven't got the time to tell you how but someone else here knows.
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I just tried placing a pot (10K) at the input of the gainclone that actually helped a lot. Now I have DC-offset varying from 20-50mv, but it is still influenced by my pot meaning when I turn up the volume on the pot the DC also increases!
Though still strange that I cannot use it with my preamp or with out volume control just connecting the cd-player and using the internal volume control on the cd-player!
Have you connected signal ground and power ground together? If not, do it :nod:
Yes they are connected.
And thanks for trying to help me out.
I will try connecting the peamp and gainclone again later tonight and see if a wire or something was loose.
Without the pot there is already an unbalance in the input resistance to grnd, but it is apparently not too bad. When you add a pot, the input R goes down (pot + 220// 22k), that upsets the offset. The fact that it moves if you turn the pot gives it away: the varying pot varies the R to gnd through which the input bias current goes (in // with the 22k of course). so the offset varies with the pot. You can completely solve it with a cap between the pot wiper and the input (or between the input and the preamp/CD connection).
For a 10k pot which has a lowest equivalent R of 2.5 k, the cap should be for 10Hz lower 3dB point, about 1/(2*pie*2.5*10e3*10), let's say 6uF or make it 10uF. Should be non-polarized.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Neymar and Oscar scored in each half as Brazil cruised to a 2-0 win over South Korea in Seoul on Saturday in a friendly dominated by the 2014 World Cup hosts.
Brazil fielded a strong side against the 2002 World Cup semi-finalists, with Neymar, Jo and Hulk pulling the Korean defense all across the field while Dante and David Luiz dealt comfortably with the few times Korea broke into the final third.
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari praised his team for dealing with a physical Korean side and overcoming jet-lag from their 30-hour trip to Seoul.
"The Brazil team did better than I expected ... despite the difficulties we were faced with," he said in a news conference.
"In the first half, I felt South Korea was being excessively aggressive, making too many fouls. I felt the Korean players were more focused on marking our players, so it looks like they got tired early.
"Judging from the number of fouls made by the South Korean team, I think South Korea was playing a more aggressive game."
Scolari said he thought Korea would tire in the latter stages but they kept up the pace until the 90th minute.
"Our players ... were so surprised at South Korea's performance for the remaining 20 minutes. It looked like they got back on track," he added.
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