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Tuesday November 5th, 2013 12:32am
I've been in regular communication with many Virginia alums over the last few weeks, most notably to spread the word about the Yeardley Reynolds Love Scholarship, which has already raised more than $250,000.
Earlier this week Drew Fox suggested that maybe we could compile some words of encouragement for the Virginia men's and women's teams as they get back on the field Saturday and Sunday in the NCAA Tournament. A lot of former players have been looking for an outlet for their thoughts on this tragedy, and what came back has been a pretty amazing outpouring of support — more than 40 alums dating back nearly 60 years.
Playing lacrosse at UVa. was the best experience of my life. Dom Starsia has been like a father to me, and has always shown me how to make the right decisions. All of the coaches show you the right way to do things, but ultimately make you decide to do them, which for me made all the difference.
As alums we stand behind the whole program 100%. We know this has nothing to do with lacrosse, and certainly nothing to do with the program.
I hope the teams can find a way to still enjoy the rest of their seasons. Although they are just games and practices, the players on both teams have worked hard their whole lives for this chance to play, and absolutely should enjoy it. It should be one of the happiest times of their lives. After a tragedy like this, it's hard to not feel a little guilty about being happy when so many close to you are hurt, but I hope they can. They are all such great people, and they've earned it.
Mike Timms ('09) said it best, when our student-athletes were contemplating the untimely loss of Will Barrow; Mike, in a desperate lockerroom full of his own teammates, and drawing on lessons from his own past life experiences, noted that in times of unrelenting sorrow and mourning "There are no answers."
Individually and collectively, instead of looking and searching for answers, we need to decide how best we will each alone and collectively together as a group, live with the questions because the questions we have before us are questions for which there are no answers. How would those who have gone before us want us to honor them? Would they want us to be sad and alone and contemplative, or would they want us to have a smile on our face and play the game the way it was meant to be played and express our sense of loss with unbridled enthusiasm for the opportunity to heal the wounds through the game. To run so fast and throw so true that even the heavens paused to take in the magnificence of the effort. That is the way to honor the memory — to play with a passion and devotion to the effort that shows the LOVE.
For the 2010 Virginia women's and Virginia men's teams, including the student-athletes, support staff, head coach Julie Myers, head coach Dom Starsia and their coaching staffs, all of whom will shortly be entering their respective 2010 NCAA Tournaments, the larger Virginia Lacrosse Family sends all our energy, support and whole-hearted enthusiasm for everything you endeavor to achieve in the coming weeks. We are there with you, in every groundball scrum, on the wing on every face, every man-up, man-down, ride, clear, shot, save, check and timeout. We are there — we are ONE.
You will honor the lasting legacy of Yeardley Reynolds Love by playing the game the way it was meant to be played.
Go get it WAHOOS! ONE LOVE.
I hope the players are able to find some solace in returning to play and, in whatever way they feel fit, honor Ms. Love.
Watching both teams take the field — and begin the healing process — is a victory.
UVa. Lacrosse has been such an important part of my life — the friends you meet, the bonds you make and the lifetime of support you gain. Our coaches teach us so many amazing and valuable lessons. Over the four years they act as our "parents." They have been such amazing support beams for the team and the Virginia Lacrosse program as a whole. The special bond that you form with a current or former "Hoo" is so amazing, it's being a part of something bigger than you can ever imagine.
I am so happy that the men and women have decided to continue on into postseason. Both programs have shown such strength, composure and drive through this horrific time. That's the Virginia program that we are all so proud to be a part of. No matter how far each team may go in this NCAA Tournament, they have already made me so proud to be a Virginia lacrosse player. Good Luck to both the men and the women Wahoos. One squad.
One heart. One LOVE.
I played for UVA from 1980-84. During that time, the men's and women's programs were very close, often socializing together but more typically supporting each other at games, in the weight room and throughout the season.
I specifically remember throwing around in the offseason with Mike Caravana ('84), an All-American attackman for UVa., as he was trying to get me to use my left hand (in those days, the women's game did not emphasize the use of both hands, which seems ridiculous now). We both laugh about that now (my son Chapin will play for Mike at Denison next year), but it was typical of team relations in those days — the guys didn't "get" the women's game but were happy to help us and support us, and vice-versa. There was never any competition or animosity, just support and encouragement.
And that's what I wish for the 2010 Cavaliers. I want them to know that the UVa. men and women who have gone before them are grieving for their loss and support their need to heal. The lacrosse family is made up of coaches and teachers, parents and players, umpires and spectators who love and respect the game, and one another. That bond will help us through this very sad time and will hopefully provide peace and support to all who are suffering.
UVa. Lacrosse stands for so much more than just the sport itself. It's the lessons you learn, the challenges you face and the inner strength you build that carries you on through life. It was no surprise that the men and women decided to continue into the postseason. Not many people in this world could do what they are doing. Right there, the decision to play on, that's a clear example of what UVa. Lacrosse teaches you. Teamwork, dedication and most of all, strength. No matter what the outcome, they've already made everyone proud. Go 'Hoos!
On behalf of all the friends of Virginia Lacrosse, we hope the days and games ahead help heal your teams deep wounds.
On behalf of the entire lacrosse community, may the spirit, courage and sportsmanship your teams display provide the Love family a little solace — knowing their daughter, Yeardley, has greatly impacted all of our lives.
Personally, I hope UVa. Lacrosse continues to thrive and provide current and future Cavaliers with an amazing collegiate experience. Wahoo Wah!
Speaking from the heart to the players and coaches at UVa. … Now is the time when 'Team' means the most. Not only are you trying to finish a season successfully but you are doing it for a cause. Please know that you have a ton of support behind you no matter what the outcome. I consider it an honor to be a part of UVa. lax program. Wahoowa!
My experience playing lacrosse at UVa. cannot be compared to anything else. We were more than just teammates and roommates; we were family and we will always be part of the UVa lax family.
Dear UVa. Lacrosse Family: To me, the most shocking morsel of this tragedy is that it would come from one of our own. In the late '80s/early 90s, the men's and women's teams were also extremely close. We ate together at Bryant Hall, perhaps also received some tutoring together, worked out together with our strength and conditioning programs in U-Hall and went to each other's games whenever we were able.
When an apartment fire made some men's players homeless, they lived in our house on the third floor. The women's team felt very protected by the men's team — like big brothers. We could turn to ANY player on the men's team and he would ensure we were safe (to be walked home, perhaps).
Today, although we can't maintain the day-to-day interaction with the men's team, we feel like there is a mutual respect among us, and there always will be. I don't have any words to ease your pain, but know that your friendships and support for each other will help, and you are in my prayers.
We wish both the women's and men's lacrosse teams nothing but success in their upcoming tournaments. While this is such a hard and sad time, we hope and know that they can come together and be strong as they represent the University of Virginia in the NCAA Tournament. Good luck Hoos!
I'd love to tell the programs, coaches and players that we're all proud of how they've stuck together and supported one another. I'm proud of them for having the strength to get back out there, together, and to do what they do best. The coaches have especially amazed me that during this time of intense grief and pressure, they've been able to be pillars of strength for the current teams. Hopefully they know how honored we are to know and been coached by them.
It means so much to have played at Virginia. The tradition alone made it worth it, but I still feel like I'm part of this special close-knit, but welcoming, family. I'll always feel like this and that's what makes it such a special place.
I was a member of the inaugural women's lacrosse team (1976) at the University of Virginia. I also have a daughter who will be graduating from the university on May 23, and she will become a third generation alumna of the UVa. Attending the Final Exercises in just a few days will be a bittersweet experience for myself and all in attendance who mourn the loss of Yeardley Love.
Since 1976 I have watched our women's lacrosse program achieve incredible success, including multiple national championships. Just this recent Easter weekend I had the pleasure of watching the women's team — including Yeardley, my husband and I took note of the player wearing that #1 jersey — as they defeated Boston College.
It would be understandable if this tragedy affected the team during the balance of this season. However, I would urge them to honor Yeardley's memory, and compete as vigorously as she would have wanted to finish her final year of lacrosse play and education at the university.
The thoughts and prayers of many are with the players, coaches, and staff as you grieve and strive to do what is right in the midst of this tragedy.
To the UVa. women's team, I would say, like it or not, you have no choice but to get out there now and "Play like a Raven." You know she would not only want it, but DEMAND it.
To the men's team: You owe no one any apologies. As a team, you are UVa.; same as the women's team. So, get behind the women's team and do as they do.
What do my experiences mean to me as a former UVa. player? Not a day goes by, 25 years after losing to UNC in the '86 NCAA Final, that I don't remember letting that pass go over my shoulder to the Carolina crease attackman, who then stuck the ball in the goal. We lost by a goal in double OT. So I bleed blue and orange and abhor baby blue.
My heart goes out to the members of the men's and women's lacrosse teams. I encourage you all to take this opportunity in front of you and make the most out of it. Play for each other, lose yourselves in these exhilarating moments, and take nothing for granted. Best of luck and God bless.
I write to share my words of support for my team. I, and I imagine many other lacrosse alumnae, have always credited my work ethic, loyalty, commitment and passion to having played lacrosse at the University of Virginia. These young women take those characteristics to a whole new level. I am so proud of the team and our coaches for supporting Yeardley's spirit and playing on.
I wish nothing but the best both on and off the field for both the UVa. men's and women's programs this weekend and throughout the playoffs for as far as they respectively go.
I especially feel for the 4th years of both squads as I remember how I felt my last year in school going into the playoffs (the finals were in Charlottesville that year) and approaching each practice and game knowing it could be my last one (we lost in the semifinals to Hopkins). These are memories that will stay with you for a lifetime and you want to make sure you give it your best shot and leave it all out on the field.
I was recruited as a high school senior by coach Dom Starsia when he was an assistant at Brown and he has always handled himself with class and integrity, and in subsequent years has represented the Virginia program in an honorable way (not to mention bringing some national championships to Charlottesville). This is a tough time for him personally given the loss of his father and the circumstances and tragedy surrounding the team. My best goes out to him and his family during these trying times. He will give it his all, as will the team, and we will see where the chips fall.
As a member of the UVa. Lacrosse Team from 1949-1952, we have always been a group who has contributed to all aspects of life at the university on and off the field.
Together Everyone Achieves More. That phrase has never been more true than now as the Virginia lacrosse teams play side by side supporting each other and honoring their friend and teammate Yeardley Love. As I watch the teams take the field in their orange & blue, I will think to myself - Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, "One Love", Can't Lose, Go Hoos!
It saddens me each time I see Yeardley Love's name and picture in the media. I actually get sick to my stomach when I read about the details of that Sunday night. Yeardley was a young, beautiful woman with so much to offer, and such a bright future ahead of her.
I love to see all the events that have transpired since her passing. The uniting of the men's and women's teams as part of the VLAN network is a big move in the right direction, and Yeardley will always serve as the seed to that connection. The money being raised for the Yeardley Love endowement is a great tribute and honor to her life.
I was happy to hear that both teams will be competing in the NCAA Tournament. Both teams are playing for so much more than just their school, coaches, teammates and family; they are playing for the life that was cut way to short. If a player gets tired, or starts cramping late in the game, they have all the extra motivation needed to carry them through. And I think getting back on the field is a great escape for these young athletes, a place to help get their lives back to normal, although they will never go through a practice or game without thinking about Yeardley Love.
I didn't know Yeardley but she seemed like a wonderful young lady. This very unfortunate event made me think of my UVa. lacrosse team and how close we all were. I can only imagine what Yeardley's family, teammates, coaches and friends are going through. My prayers will be with you and everyone that her life touched.
It is times like these that I need to look back and realize how grateful I am for everyone that touched my life at UVa., especially my teammates and coaches. When you touch someone's life you are always in their heart no matter how long it has been since you have seen them or how far away you live from each other. As long as I live, a piece of me will always be on that UVa. lacrosse field and all my teammates will always hold a special place in my heart. I am thankful for all those awesome memories!
In the same way Yeardley will live in the hearts and memories of the people that she knew and all the lives she touched. May her life be a blessing always. As hard as it will be, you now need to go play harder than ever and with more heart than you ever dreamed possible. As a former Wahoo, I know you have the ability and perseverance to overcome challenges. Win or lose, you are amazing young women and I pray that all your teammates will remain in your memories forever!
I played lacrosse for Virginia from 1953 to 1956, graduating from med school in 1959. This tragic event should not be allowed to remain a negative but should be used to recommit our energies and love in a positive way. We should honor Ms. Love and her family, and this is being done with a scholarship. At the same time we should honor and encourage our lacrosses teams as they grow through this tragedy. We should also honor and be thankful for the university for the education and opportunities that it offers and encourages.
The greatest honor you could give to Yeardley would be to honor her spirit of competitiveness, of fair play, of dedication to UVa., and love of her sport. If every teammate and coach honors her now and going forward by playing each and every game as she would play it, you have honored her memory in this tournament and in every game you play going forward.
As a member of the very first women's team at UVa., playing at UVa. was an incredible honor and a wholly new experience for most of us women as athletes. Women had been at UVa. since I think '71 and the team was formed in '76. A lot of us came from Philly, Baltimore and Long Island, the majority for sure. Most of us had never been given a new uniform at our high schools, and we had clearly never traveled to games in a coach bus or had our own trainers.
It was the beginning of Title IV. The reputation of the men's team established a high bar for us and we did really well in the South and in our state of Virginia. Just like the men and women's teams are said to be close now, we also were very close, practicing on fields near each other, going to each other's games and many of us either had close friends who were on the men's team or dated lacrosse players. Wearing the blue and orange uniform and being a student athlete at Virginia was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I will never forget the friends I made and the opportunities that came to me because of UVa. and lacrosse.
I talked to a friend today who played lacrosse at Princeton. He wondered if anyone who played for UVa. would not think it was a good idea to play in the NCAA Tournament. I think most of us feel this is an awful tragedy for the program and obviously for the Love family, but to me the tragic actions of one individual cannot leave stains on a whole program.
This is one of the worst tragedies to ever hit the lacrosse community. Hopefully, as a collective, we can help the lacrosse community heal and support Yeardley's family and friends. One thing that this event has shown me is that the bond the lacrosse community shares continues to be inspiring and profound. Every person I contacted about Yeardley's scholarship has responded with great concern and generosity of spirit.
The woman and men of UVa. lacrosse, past and present, stand together to support Yeardley's legacy forever. With regards to Dom Starsia, there is no leader of men in the lacrosse community who I would trust more with my son. In my experience, Dom's values of personal and family integrity are unmatched in the world of collegiate sports.
As a father, coach and mentor for young athletes Yeardly's death has affected me greatly. We need for our young men and woman to learn from this tragic loss of life. We must all come together to address domestic violence in our own communities and beyond.
I played at UVa. in the mid-70s and have been a men's college official for over 20 years.
As for this weekend, I am happy that the men's and women's teams are honoring Yeardley Love and her family's wish that both teams play in the NCAA Tournament. What a fitting tribute to her memory to have both teams at home with legitimate shots at winning the national title. I think it would be incredible, especially under these circumstances, for both teams to win the title. Just the fact that they chose to play and Yeardley's family endorsed that, makes me proud to be a lacrosse fan and a UVa. alum.
The loss of Yeardley was a tragedy, without a doubt. That her teammates have this chance to play the sport she loved so very much is wonderful. Julie Myers is a first-class coach, person, friend and mentor; as is Dom Starsia.
I am proud of both programs for carrying on their seasons mission as Yeardley would've so wanted.
Playing lacrosse at Virginia makes you part of something bigger than yourself or the team you played for. It makes you part of an extended family that supports, encourages and cares about one another. I can say, without exaggeration, that each day I am grateful for having played at Virginia, for having made the friends I made there, and for having been coached and mentored by the best in the country. I am and always will be proud to be a 'Hoo.
To the players, as you embark on the NCAA Tournament, please know that your extended family is proud of you and fully supports your decisions to honor Yeardley and continue the season. I am proud of the strength, compassion and commitment you have shown through this incredibly difficult time and know you will continue the great Virginia tradition on the field — doing what we have always done best.
Together 'Hoos. One Squad, One Heart, One Love.
To the players, you have had a fabulous year, one that unfortunately may be remembered for the tragic, senseless events which occurred last week, rather than the strength of your play and your cohesiveness as a team. While it may be very difficult to deal with the shock, grief and other emotions you must be feeling, try to carry on.
Stand on the shoulders of those who preceded you, fall back on the hours of lifting, running and grueling practices that you have endured and persevere. Play for Yeardley, play for your love of the game and play for your legacy. Despite what has happened, we continue to be proud of you and the UVa. Lacrosse program. We stand behind you in your efforts.
As a former student-athlete at the University of Virginia and a member of the women's lacrosse team, I was deeply saddened to learn about the tragic events surrounding the death of Yeardley Love. I am amazed and inspired by the courage and strength the current teams have shown through this incredible adversity. Stay together, love each other and appreciate every minute you have with your teammates and family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Go 'Hoos!
The two greatest gifts I have been given in this life, other than my family, are the game of lacrosse and the University of Virginia. Receiving the horrific news last week struck at two institutions that I love. You cannot help but be propelled back to your own time and own experience.
Virginia Lacrosse and the University of Virginia are about the expectation of excellence. Sport, particularly lacrosse is the best, most humbling of teachers. UVa. is the most beautiful and challenging of mentors and developers of leaders. I believe there is only one way to thoroughly honor this beautiful young woman and that is to move forward; to compete and perform in her image. Play with unbridled passion and deep respect for the game and each other.
On the Monday afternoon, after I had received the news of Yeardley Love's murder, I stood in front of my varsity high school lacrosse team and spoke about this unspeakable act. I am a proud Virginia Lacrosse player. I am a father of a beautiful daughter. My assistant coach is a Cornell Lacrosse Alum and the father of a daughter. I felt a responsibility to use this situation. I spoke to them as a father and as an athlete. We as leaders must reinforce the responsibility all athletes have to treat all people with the respect they require.
Finally, Dom Starsia and Marc van Arsdale are two of the finest individuals in the game of lacrosse. Their professionalism, their integrity and commitment to doing things the right way is unquestioned. As fathers and coaches they are true leaders.
Words cannot describe what shock and heartbreak I had when I first heard of the news. Even more so when the facts came trickling out. I sincerely hope this tragic event shows the rest of the players (and students in general at UVa.) that life is too short, and to take full advantage of the position they are in (UVa., bright futures, etc).
I am very glad that both teams have decided to continue on in their quest for the ring. I would think it would not only give them some sort of normalcy in their life, but they would not let one person's unfathomable act ruin what they have worked for their entire athletic career, regardless of their relationship with that individual. I am glad to see they have the blessings of the Love family to continue to be strong and to honor Yeardley by playing. I feel anger, disbelief and heartache for all those involved. But most of all, I know that these young men and women will be able to look into their souls and come out better because of it.
Everyone associated with Virginia Lacrosse is in this together. Although many friends, alumni and family of Virginia Lacrosse are not there with the current team, we are all grieving with you. Everyone's lives will be changed forever, but it's how you change it that is important. I would hope that for the players on the teams it is a turning point in their lives, when they can better themselves and the people around them. This is the definition of adversity. This is how you define yourself not only as an individual, but as a team, a school and a community. Show the world what the word Cavalier really means; one having the spirit or bearing of a knight; a courtly gentleman; gallant. Hold your head up in public. Be proud to be a Virginia coach, student and lacrosse player.
I believe in the coaches, and the teams to be the best they can possibly be through this difficult time. You have the support of my family for what it's worth. Although we all know lacrosse is secondary in the grand scheme of things, we wish everyone good luck in the future and I hope to see you Memorial Day weekend and hopefully to bring the trophy back to Charlottesville. Also know that regardless of the outcome we are very proud of you for so many reasons.
Our thoughts are with the Love family, the Huguely family, both lacrosse teams and UVa. in general.
For me, to be able to just come to the University of Virginia was an honor in itself, but to be able to play the sport of lacrosse with some of the best players in the world was amazing. Being a part of Dom Starsia's first recruiting class, I feel as if we really contributed to the "new era" of Virginia Lacrosse and set the bar for future Virginia teams and players to reach and exceed (which they did by winning multiple championships). I was on two teams that lost the NCAA Championship in OT. We went to three final fours and won the first ACC Championship Tournament for UVa. since its inception. I feel very lucky that I was able to play for Dom and the coaching staff. They do truly care about everyone as an individual in general and do their best to ensure you are on the right path.
Truly great memories, experiences and friendships. My word of advice to those on the team now and in the future is: It will go by faster than you can imagine. This is your shot. You will not be able to turn back time. Put in that extra work, know that some things are worth sacrificing for and commit to the process of winning. Be able to look back and know that you did everything in your power to be the best at what you do.
"A bend in the road is not the end of the road … unless you fail to make the turn."
"God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference."
I played lacrosse for Virginia in 1973 and 1974. I am attending the game Saturday to support a great program. The tragic death of Yeardley Reynolds Love breaks all of our hearts. While everyone in the lacrosse community mourns this horrible event, we are aware that it is not representative of, or indict, lacrosse in general or the lacrosse program at UVa. The emphasis on family and good values is strong, especially under coaches Starsia and Myers.
This is clearly another wakeup call about how we as a broad society need to learn to notice and take action when a person of any walk of life is struggling or unbalanced. Still, even people close to situations like this miss cues, and no one can fully anticipate what people are going to do.
My deep condolences to the Love family and to both Virginia lacrosse teams. I pray that the senseless loss of a fine young woman leads to life lessons and future positive acts that pay tribute to her soul. I encourage people to contribute to the UVa. women's lacrosse scholarship fund created in Yeardley's name.
It was a gift and an honor to be part of the University of Virginia Lacrosse Program. I made lifelong friends and was provided experiences that still influence my life today. The men's and women's teams were inseparable when I was at the university and it is not a surprise that the tradition continues as the love and respect for the game creates an amazing bond.
I hope the Cavaliers can feel all of the love and support from the former players. Lean on each other and trust that you have the strength and skills to persevere. While I may be a bit biased having been a teammate and roommate of Coach Julie Myers, I don't think the players could have better leaders during this difficult time in Julie, Dom and Craig. I am so proud of the teams and coaches for playing on in Yeardley's name. Wahoowa!!
Best of luck to the men's and women's lacrosse teams in the NCAA Tournament. Your actions since the horrific events of May 3 have shown the class and character that have the Virginia Lacrosse programs for the past several decades. We are proud of you, and know you will continue to conduct yourselves on and off the field in a manner that honors Yeardley, the Love family and the wonderful university that has given us all so much.
My very best wishes to the Virginia lacrosse teams in the upcoming national tournament. I hope another championship is in the offing. I was a second-string (probably third-string) defenseman on the 1956 team. We had some of the best lacrosse players in the nation and it was an honor, pleasure and a lot of fun to be cannon-fodder for these very talented, friendly Virginia gentlemen.
Best wishes to all the coaches and players as you begin your postseason amidst this tragedy. May playing together and for Yeardley help the healing process and know that, no matter the results, you have already shown the true spirit of Virginia Lacrosse with your strength, determination and courage. You have such an incredible force behind you, of which I am so honored to be a part. Playing at UVa. and my entire lacrosse career have taught me invaluable life lessons and provided me with lifelong friendships. It is those things that will get you through this difficult time. Good luck and Wahoo Wa!
As a Virginia lacrosse alumnus, and a father of six boys, I have stayed awake many nights thinking about the tragic loss of Yeardley Love — a beautiful, young student-athlete tragically taken away in the prime of her life.
There are so many questions about what happened, many of which I struggle to answer. Let alone tell my kids. However, when people asked me who would decide if the teams continue the season, I had a simple answer: the Love family. Not the coaches, not the athletic director and not the university administration.
It is time for everyone to respect the Love family's decision to have the teams play, while they mourn the loss of their daughter — and PRAY that we never have to deal with a situation like this ever again.
There is a vein of Virginia Lacrosse that connects everything that I do. I was fortunate enough to attend the university and play in the lacrosse program. And looking back, it's not the games that we won or lost that I remember most; it's the people, players and coaches that still remain a part of my life.
It was a lacrosse connection that got me my first job — an introduction from a guy I played club with from UNC. A midfielder friend from Maryland later helped launch my career. I was able to pass on the love of the game to my children, and it is a gift to be able to go to one of their games and recognize the parent of one their players or the coach of their team to say hello. It's been over 30 years since we lost to Hopkins at Homewood in the NCAA Semis, but these relationships remain; they are everywhere and they are strong.
Playing in the NCAA tournament is right. Leaning on the relationships: the teammates, Dom and Julie, the support of the university, will heal the wounds of this tragedy. For the Love and Huguely families, there will always be a hole, but the Virginia Lacrosse family will do our best to make it just a little bit less painful. Play on!
In times like these, it is an unfortunate consequence of the human condition to turn grief from a tragic event into something more insidious. Self-pity, hatred and condemnation are among the normal reactions to the horror and disgust that most people experienced as we read reports of Ms. Love's most undeserved passing. However, even in the first few days following the darkness that enveloped each team's players, coaches and alumni, the beauty of the love and support that is synonymous with Virginia Lacrosse began to shine through. Through outstanding coaching that transcends the athletic field, one lesson will never be forgotten: Although we can never count on avoiding tragedy in our lives, we can always draw strength from the solemn promise that none of us will ever stand alone, because we are all members of one Virginia Lacrosse Family. In the months and years to come, as the sun rises on this heart-breaking tragedy, Yeardley Love will shine forever as the quintessential example of the best qualities in an individual that raise our teams from average to great.
God bless Yeardley and her family, and good luck to our teams who compete in her memory.
Congratulations on participating in the NCAA Tournament. We all share the sorrow in your hearts as the games begin, but know you will respond to the challenges with the great heart and spirit of the teammate to whom you are dedicating your efforts.
Somehow, I don't believe she will be missing.
I learned lacrosse at UVa., and will always remember the unselfish help I received in learning the considerable skills required by the game, from my coaches and the veteran players. And, of course, the memories of the camaraderie we took from each season have lasted longer than the aches and pains.
I am very proud of the tradition that has been built by the university, the coaches and players, in the years since I played. Finally, I wish each of you good luck and championship character in the games ahead.
Never in my life have I been prouder to be a Virginia Lacrosse alum. The strength and unfaltering spirit these two teams are showing by stepping back on the field speaks to the character of these amazingly talented individuals. In a time of such pain, it takes truly remarkable souls to find the motivation to quest after such an immense goal; however when the motivation is Love, the task is always worth it.
Watching these two teams stand together on Klockner in their blue and orange with their coaches at their side is the perfect image of Virginia Lacrosse. The indescribable lifelong friendships formed between teammates, paired with the encouragement and unquestionable support of these teams' coaches, are what will slowly help piece these teams back together. These coaches, these players and this school make me so honored to call myself a Wahoo.
I write this with a heavy heart but a heart full of pride and love for the Virginia Lacrosse programs. The loss of Yeardley has touched all of us, whether we personally knew her or not. I hope that Yeardley's family finds comfort in the outpouring of love and prayers from all of us in the UVa. Lacrosse community.
Playing lacrosse at UVa. was a true honor and one that has shaped my life in so many ways — from friendships to career to family. In fact, it has probably had the most direct influence on my path in life. It's my sincere wish that the current players will be able to heal from these events and reflect back in the same way.
In times of great tragedy, we all need to be strong and help each other to carry on the spirit of those we have lost. Dom, Julie and the men's and women's teams are doing just that by continuing to compete in Yeardley's honor. Each team's grace, composure and courage is a testament to this sport and this university we all love. Stick together Hoos — you have already made us proud!
So very proud of both the women's and men's lacrosse programs for playing with such passion, dignity, focus and determination this past weekend. Please know that former UVa. lacrosse players from all over the country watched you on television � our hearts broke for you and our hearts cheered for you. Thank you for showing such class through such a traumatic time. Embrace the rest of your season � ride the wave as long as you can. It's a gift and a privilege to play lacrosse for Virginia.


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Indian carnatic singer Bombay Jayashri will make rare U.S. concert appearances -- the Oscar-nominated performer from Life of Pi will play Carnegie Hall tonight, October 20, 2013, and San Jose on October 26, 2013.
The unexpected lessons in life can sometimes be the lasting ones. When she was younger, Indian singer Bombay Jayashri studied with the legendary violinist Lalgudi Jayaraman. Arriving at his house in Chennai for a lesson one day she found the door open and walked in. She found her guru sitting focused on the television, watching a Michael Jackson video.
"I didn't know whether I should go in," says Jayashri. Her guru of Indian classical music was watching Michael Jackson. "I was shocked. But he'd seen me enter and he told me to watch the way Michael became one with the music and the dance. He pointed out that he was doing it with his soul."
In the conservative world of Indian classical music, it was a revelation that someone of Jayaraman's stature could be so open to other sounds. But he listened to everything, from Western classical virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin to Scottish folk. And that openness is something Jayashri has carried into her own career, whether singing the pure Carnatic music of South India that's deep in her heart, collaborating with a Finnish orchestra, or being nominated for an Academy Award for writing and performing "Pi's Lullaby" in the movieLife of Pi. That passion for music is what she'll bring to her appearance atNew York's Carnegie Hall on October 20 and the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts on October 26.
But music has always been a part of Bombay Jayashri. Four generations of her family have been musicians and both her parents sang. Growing up in Mumbai, her earliest memory is "waking up in the morning and hearing my father practicing."
She began her training when she was five years old. "My mother knew I'd be a musician from the time I was in the womb," Jayashri says. "Everything was oriented to music. My mother exposed me to so many sorts of music. Mumbai was full of cultural textures. She wanted me to learn whatever was beautiful."
One thing Jayashri found beautiful was Hindustani music, the classical music of northern India, and whose ragas and melodies were utterly different from her Carnatic experience. She studied it for seven years, following her heart, and the experience has given her a unique, complete perspective on Indian music, able to blend the two contrasting styles in concert with sublime ease.
Her mother was a huge influence on her learning, but it was when Jayashri met her guru that her life truly changed. She was already primarily a Carnatic classical singer, but exploring everything, part of a group of 22 young people who travelled all over India, singing light classical music. Then she attended a concert by the celebrated violinist Lalgudi Jayaraman.
"I'd never even heard any of his recordings before," she recalls. "But as soon as I heard him I wanted to put myself in his suitcase and go everywhere with him. Something told me if I could be in that space I could really learn, and that's all what I wanted."
She became his pupil, and even now Jayashri listens to his music for inspiration. Jayaraman's star student now shines brightly and has become an international star in her own right. She's appeared all over the globe, most recently spending time in China.
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[QUOTE=dmax;15036849]With the car cold...fill ET to between min and max. Close ET cap. Don't touch bleeder screw.
Key to pos 2...heater on highest temp, fan on low, 3 red dots on the dial between vents
Then start the car, rev to 3-4K rpms for 20 secs. and turn the car off.
Then open ET...add coolant if needed.
Repeat if needed. Do not overfill...stay below the max level on the dipstick.
This way you push air out, don't heat up the car, and the coolant level will reflect a true level...not the level it takes when it's hot.
You don't need to drain at this point. We're assuming you have an air bubble somewhere in the system that's preventing the flow to the heater core...the revs to 3-4K should take care of that.
Thanks for the breakdown. I will give that a try and post my results. May be a few days.
No fan clutch. It is a manual. The water pump seems to be working as there is a steady stream of fluid coming into the air chamber of the ET. I believe that is what that means anyway.
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The Globales Samoa Hotel is a favourite with families and beach lovers who are looking to enjoy a good range of All Inclusive facilities, combined with the attractions of the resort close to hand. Especially great for families, the hotel is constantly looking to maintain the high standards of service for all its guests. After dark there's plenty to keep you occupied, too. Start with a meal in the buffet-style restaurant, then head to the lounge bar and settle down with a drink to watch the evening entertainment. The hotel offers regular shows as part of its animation programme. Steps from the hotel lead down to a road, and then a very short stroll takes you to the beach where you can sit back, relax and soak up the fantastic views. Finally, if getting out and about is on the agenda, you're in a great spot, you'll find the shops, bars and restaurants of the resort centre all nearby. With plenty going on, the Globales Samoa Hotel is a great choice!
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IIRC there are no timing marks on the balancer, just 3 or 4 little cuts in the front edge.
What you need to do is turn the engine by hand with a socket wrench on the crank bolt, untill you get tdc #1 compression stroke.
Being there is no timing marks you have to rely on your expertise to gauge TDC through the spark plug hole.Then if you can put on a timing tape, back it up to 14 degrees BTDC.
At that point you are ready for the dizzy.If you look real close at the dizzy, where the cap touches the edge at the place it mounts, there is a number 8.
You want to drop the dizzy in the hole and end up with the rotor aiming at that number.
Now the 14 degrees BTDC may be hard to get to, but one of the little cuts in the balancer should be at the bottom where you can see it.I think that is 14 degrees when it is straight up and down, IIRC. Been several months since I did the last dizzy gear change and set one up.
Now when you get done, If it throws a code p1345, then you need to re learn the cam/crank angle. If the data stream shows that you are 7-13 degrees BTDC on the cam sync pulse timing then it is timed correctly and all you need to do is perform the relearn according to the scanner instructions.
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Harvard tops university list as China progress
CANBERRA (Reuters Life!) - Harvard retains the crown as top university for the eighth year in an annual ranking of the world's universities which is dominated by the United States but shows China's performance improving.
The 2010 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), published since 2003 by the Center for World-Class Universities of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, said the United States dominates the list with eight in the top 10 and 54 in the top 100.
Joining Harvard in the top 10 were the University of California, Berkeley; Stanford; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; California Institute of Technology; Princeton; Columbia and Chicago. Yale came 11th.
The best ranked British universities were Cambridge, slipping to fifth place from fourth last year, and Oxford retaining the 10th position. Overall the number of British universities in the top 500 rankings dropped to 38 from 40.
But the ranking, initially set up to find the global standing of Chinese universities, showed Asian universities were advancing up the list with 106 from the Asia Pacific region making the top 500 and Chinese universities performing better.
"While the ranking methodology has been kept the same, the number of top 500 Chinese universities reaches 34 in 2010, which is more than double that in 2004 (16)," Shanghai Jiao Tong University said in a statement.
Chinese universities in the top 200 included Peking; Tsinghua and Chinese University of Hong Kong.
National Taiwan University in Taiwan was also in the list.
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Doubt (horror manga)
The cover of the first Japanese manga volume release featuring the cast wearing the rabbit masks.
|Mystery, horror, psychological thriller
|Written by
|Yoshiki Tonogai
|Published by
|Square Enix
|English publisher
|Yen Press
|Monthly Shōnen Gangan
|Original run
|December 27, 2007 – February 12, 2009
|Written by
|Yoshiki Tonogai
|Published by
|Square Enix
|English publisher
|Yen Press
|Monthly Shōnen Gangan
|Original run
|January 12, 2010 – August 11, 2012
|Written by
|Yoshiki Tonogai
|Published by
|Square Enix
|English publisher
|Yen Press
|Monthly Shōnen Gangan
|Original run
|2013 – 2015
|Live-action film
|Directed by
|Yo Kohatsu
|Produced by
|Naoto Asaoka, Koji Azuma
|November 8, 2013
|77 minutes
Doubt (-ダウト- Dauto), also known as Rabbit Doubt (ラビット·ダウト Rabitto Dauto), is a shōnen horror manga written and illustrated by Yoshiki Tonogai. The series focuses on the "Rabbit Doubt" cell phone game, with rules similar to Mafia. The players must find the wolf, or killer, amongst their group of rabbits as they are picked off one-by-one. Six players of this game find themselves trapped in a building with one of the group already dead; to avoid the same fate, the remaining five must play a real-life game of "Rabbit Doubt" and find the wolf (liar) hiding among them.
The manga was first serialized in Square Enix's Monthly Shōnen Gangan on July 12, 2007 and ended its run on February 12, 2009. Square Enix also released the first volume on December 22, 2007 and released the fourth and final volume on February 12, 2009. The series has continued with a sequel, titled Judge (ジャッジ Jajji).
Doubt revolves around a fictional cell phone game called "Rabbit Doubt", in which the players are rabbits in a colony; one of these players is randomly chosen to act as a wolf infiltrating the group. Each round, the rabbits guess which is the wolf as the rabbits are eaten one-by-one until only the wolf is left.
In the story, four players of the "Rabbit Doubt" game Yū Aikawa, Eiji Hoshi, Haruka Akechi, Rei Hazama and a non-player Mitsuki Hōyama meet to relax together. They are knocked unconscious and awaken in an abandoned psychiatric hospital to meet Hajime Komaba and discover Rei hanged. The group finds Rei's cell phone and realize that they're playing a real-life game of "Rabbit Doubt". To survive, the wolf, described as the liar, must die.
Further into the story, the groups tries to find an exit and the wolf using bar codes found imprinted on their bodies. However, their chances are limited as each bar code will open only one door. As the story progresses, the "rabbits" are killed off one-by-one, until Yū discovers that it is Mitsuki who has been killing everyone. Mitsuki's father had agreed to be the guarantor on a friend's loan, but he was betrayed and saddled with an enormous debt, and he attempted suicide. For this Mitsuki explains that she wants to punish all liars to achieve her father's revenge, and thus she no longer trusts Yū, because he lied to her about not being able to hang out with her after school a week ago. He had been out with a female classmate to secretly buy Mitsuki a birthday present, but Mitsuki saw them together and assumed that they were a couple, even killing the classmate. When Mitsuki leaves, Hajime reveals his real identity as a detective investigating teenage disappearances and hands him a scalpel to use as a weapon. Yū and Hajime successfully knock her out.
When Yū tries to open the exit with Mitsuki's bar code, Rei is revealed to be alive and she identifies herself as the actual wolf. Rei is seeking revenge because the media believed her hypnosis was a sham, causing her parents who supported her to commit suicide. In order to achieve revenge, she manipulated Mitsuki, using hypnosis to pretend to be her father, who actually died in the hospital, and giving her orders as 'him'. However, the love Mitsuki has for Yū occasionally overpowers the hypnosis. Rei releases the surviving players and calls the police. Mitsuki, who has fallen into a coma, is accused of the murders as there is no evidence of Rei being there. At the hospital, Yū receives a call from Rei. She reveals that the reason there was no evidence of her presence at the game site is because one of the forensics agents working the scene is one of her Wolves, and although Yū tries to contact Hajime, who is at the scene to find evidence, about it, he is too late to save him from being strangled. Rei also tricks him into saying a phrase that causes Mitsuki to awaken in her "wolf mode": 'For the ones I love'. In the last scene, she approaches Yū with a knife.
Written and drawn by Yoshiki Tonogai, the chapters of Doubt have been published in Square Enix's Monthly Shōnen Gangan since its premiere on July 12, 2007.[1] The series ended its run on February 12, 2009 with a total of twenty chapters. One chapter was also serialized in the magazine in May 2009 to commemorate the release of a drama CD adaptation, which was released May 27, 2009.[2][3] A sequel titled Judge began serialization in Monthly Shōnen Gangan January 2010.[4]
The individual chapters were published in tankōbon by Square Enix. The first volume was released on December 22, 2007. The second volume was released on May 22, 2008 and the third was published on October 22, 2008. The fourth and final volume was released on May 22, 2009.[5] The French language release is licensed by Ki-oon.[6] The manga is also published in Finland by Punainen Jättiläinen,[7] and in Poland by JPF starting in January 2013.[8] Yen Press licensed Doubt for United States release in Sept. 2012.[9] The two volumes in English were released in omnibus format on April 23, 2013.
A sequel titled Judge, sequel to Doubt (ジャッジ Jajji) began serialization in Monthly Shōnen Gangan January 2010.[4] His third series, Secret, has been published in English as well by Yen Press. A live-action film adaptation of Judge was released on November 8, 2013.[10]
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The fourth volume placed fourteenth of thirty in manga in Japan for the week of May 18 to May 22 selling 45,770 copies that week.[11] The next week, from May 25 to May 30, the volume rose to tenth place selling an additional 47,323 copies.[12]
- ^ "Monthly Shōnen Gangan Issue Archive (July 2007)" (in Japanese). Square Enix. Archived from the original on November 3, 2007. Retrieved February 14, 2009. Note: the work's title is misspelled as "Douby".
- ^ "Monthly Shōnen Gangan Issue Archive (May 2009)" (in Japanese). Square Enix. Archived from the original on October 24, 2009. Retrieved July 24, 2009.
- ^ "ドラマCD Doubt nowiki (Original recording)" (in Japanese). Amazon.com. Retrieved February 17, 2010.
- ^ a b "Monthly Shōnen Gangan New Issue (January 2010)" (in Japanese). Square Enix. Archived from the original on January 27, 2010. Retrieved January 27, 2010.
- ^ 作家名別出版物一覧「た」 [List of publications by author name - "Ta"] (in Japanese). Square Enix. Retrieved June 4, 2009.
- ^ "Serie: Doubt - Introduction" (in French). Ki-oon. Retrieved April 7, 2010.
- ^ Petteri Uusitalo (20 October 2012). "Doubt Punaiselta jättiläiseltä". Anime-lehti (in Finnish). Retrieved 20 April 2013.
- ^ Slova (20 April 2013). "Doubt tom 1". Tanuki.pl (in Polish). Warsaw: Małgorzata Kaczarowska (93 (2758)). ISSN 1898-8296. Retrieved 20 April 2013.
- ^ http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-09-05/yen-press-adds-yoshiki-tonogai-doubt-manga
- ^ "Tonogai's Suspense Manga Judge Gets Live-Action Film". AnimeNewsNetwork. Retrieved May 10, 2013.
- ^ "Japanese Comic Ranking, May 18–24". Anime News Network. 2009-05-27. Retrieved 2009-06-04.
- ^ "Japanese Comic Ranking, May 25–31". Anime News Network. 2009-06-03. Retrieved 2009-06-04.
External links[edit]
- Doubt (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
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- Manga News Review Vol 2 (in French)
- Manga News Review Vol 3 (in French)
- Manga Sanctuary Review Vol 2 (in French)
- Manga Sanctuary Review Vol 3 (in French)
- Animeland Review Vol 1 (in French)
- Animeland Review Vol 2 (in French)
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Ceremony Venue:
Villa Balbianello
"The most stunning place in the world (although maybe we are biased!) but the place is literally a little piece of paradise in the middle of a perfect romantic lake - used in many films including James Bond (Casino Royale) and Star Wars as a beautiful backdrop, it was the most incredible place to get married and we never could have dreamed of saying I do in such an amazing location. The event organisers were super and they really went to so much trouble to dress the loggia for the ceremony, serve champagne toasts for us and generally make sure everything went smoothly (along with our fantastic wedding planner of course!), we could not fault the place."
Reception Venue:
Villa Cipressi
"Davide the manager was incredible from start to finish, all the staff pulled out all the stops for us, their kindness and professionalism was flawless - food was just the best we have ever had (and we are foodies!) and such a banquet (8 courses, all perfect - the Italians really know how to do weddings). A warm, still May afternoon meant that we could have our meal outside overlooking the lake with our swing band set up on a terrace dancefloor outside. Great thing was that all our guests stayed in the hotel for a couple of nights at least. I would recommend any bride to also book the villa magnolia at the bottom of the gardens right on the lake - what a fantastic place for me and my bridesmaids to get ready on the day. We will be returning for many anniversaries to come, I wish I could live there in the hotel if I am honest!"


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It has been almost a year ago when there where two litters of kittens in one of the barns.
Some are feral and are still living there, although some died too. But the ones posted here went to live in the house with our neighbors and two where adopted.
Now they are old enough to take up residence in the big red barn. One of the stalls was cleared out for them and furnished with the finest cat beds (three beds, but they insist on sleeping together) toys and litter-boxes.
It took some training to have them come inside at night. We spend the first few days two to three hours (and four people) to round them up and have them come inside. After that it was a done deal and now we can see them frolic around the farm. Favorite past time is chasing the chickens and playing in the long grass next to our house.
This is Bert, the ring leader of the three. He is fearless and a bit of a loner.
The porch is still his domain and he watches them like a hawk on the top of the stairs. Bert has been swatted away several times.


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The authoritarian police state cannot possibly tolerate a faith [Xtianity] that preaches dissent from the regime's one-party rule," she said. "As the new President Xi Jinping re-asserted the Communist Party's absolute rule and is reining in any potential threat, religious persecution of Christians and others (Tibetan Buddhism, Muslims in Xinjiang, Falun Gong, etc.) is likely to escalate."
This is not really new news, but I wonder at the qualified 'Tibetan Buddhism'? Is Chinese Buddhism thus free to practice and preach? Or is it so closely watched and/or infiltrated that Chinese Buddhism in China is just a sham?


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The Evening Eye
This iteration of the smoky eye is just as dramatic as the classic look; it's more approachable, though, thanks to its warmer tones. To create the effect: Use a brush to apply a copper-colored powder shadow around the eye as a base, then top it with two super-shimmery loose powders: one in rust, the other in a silvery shade. Layering yields lasting results, extra sheen, and depth. Best of all, it allows you to control the intensity of your look, says Paul Innis, who did all the makeup in this story. "Start with less shadow for a lighter result," he says, "or use a wet brush to apply the powders if you want to deepen the color." Very important: To avoid a just-flew-in-on-the-red-eye look, use black liner on the upper and lower lash lines and plenty of black mascara to offset the shadow. Finish with coral blush and neutral lipstick.
Products to try: MAC Coppering Eye Shadow ($15, maccosmetics.com), Copper Sparkle Pigment ($21, maccosmetics.com), and Frozen White Pigment ($21, maccosmetics.com).


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Search Warrants Lead To Three Arrests
Three people face charges after authorities serve a pair of search warrants in Stephens County.
Toccoa Police Chief Tim Jarrell said it started Thursday when the police department and the Mountain Judicial Circuit N.C.I.S. Drug Team served a search warrant at a residence on South Sage Street.
"Once at the residence, we found some items believed to be linked to several shoplifting cases from our Toccoa Wal-Mart," said Jarrell. "Some of those items included a mechanic's hand tool set, Ryobi electric drills, jig saws, and other miscellaneous items."
Jarrell said that 43-year-old Curtis Crump and 23-year-old Shieatta Roebuck, both of Toccoa, were arrested at the South Sage Street residence.
According to Jarrell, authorities charged Crump with Theft by Receiving Stolen Property and Roebuck with two count of Possession of Marijuana Less than One Ounce.
Jarrell went on to say that the investigation then led authorities to a residence on Farmer Road in Stephens County, where Toccoa Police, the N.C.I.S. Drug Team, the Stephens County Sheriff's Office, and Toccoa-Stephens County Probation served another search warrant.
He said authorities made contact with 65-year-old Alan Brooks Collinson of Toccoa and found another stolen item.
"While we were talking with Mr. Collinson, we were able to locate a chain saw that was stolen from our Toccoa Wal-Mart also," said Jarrell.
Jarrell said authorities arrested Collinson and charged him with Theft by Receiving Stolen Property.
According to the chief, it appears that Crump and Collinson were associated with each other.
"At this point in our investigation, it appears that Mr. Crump and Mr. Collinson had been doing transactions and business together by Mr. Collinson selling Mr. Crump items that were known to him to be stolen from Wal-Mart or other locations," said Jarrell.
Jarrell said the investigation continues and adds more charges are pending.


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Pushing the right buttons: With brand ambassadors such as Jenson Button and a mighty 427kW NSX supercar, Honda says its image will be transformed.
21 March 2016
By DANIEL GARDNER
HONDA describes the arrival of its HR-V crossover as a "turning point" for the
company's fortunes but admits a strong core model line-up is only part of the
road to recovery, with a brand image overhaul a critical element in the
Japanese car-maker's return to prominence.
As GoAuto has reported, Honda is rallying its troops with a more attractive
product range, starting with the HR-V and the forthcoming new-generation Civic.
However, the company is accompanying the revitalised range with a fresh focus
on its image.
Over the coming months, Honda is aiming to change its consumer perception with
a new halo car in the form of the NSX supercar and a revised marketing and
communications approach, while maintaining a focus on its motorsport
Speaking at the 2016 Australian Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne last
weekend, McLaren-Honda F1 driver Jenson Button told GoAuto that Honda's
commitment to the racing series was borne more out of a passion for the sport
than as a strategy to sell more cars.
"I think for a lot of manufacturers, they go racing to promote their road cars,
but I personally feel it's the other way round with Honda," he said.
"I feel that they build road cars so they can go racing. They are so passionate
about motor racing and that's why it's such an exciting brand to work with.
"It's not just a bunch of board members that think, 'What can we do for our
road car sales?'"
Honda has a clear motor racing history, but without a direct link from the
racetrack to the road some of that high-octane association may be lost in
However, the arrival of the all-new NSX around November this year – the company'
s first supercar in a decade – will serve to reinforce the company's racing
heritage, according to Honda Australia director Stephen Collins.
"NSX is clearly a halo car," he said. "It's drenched in Honda DNA and it's a
showcase of technology.
"I think that's what the NSX did 20-odd years ago. It was the first Japanese
supercar and its technology at the time was pretty amazing, so I think this one
will do the same thing.
"It will draw people into the showroom, turn heads when it goes down the road
and it will be a great car."
In addition to the new flagship, Mr Collins said the company's marketing and
promotional approach needed revisiting and a portrayal of the Honda badge as a
more exciting brand was necessary.
"We're investing heavily in our branding and communications, and I think we are
trying to be more emotional. It's about making our communications enjoyable and
fun and something people want to see because Honda is a bit different."
Mr Collins explained that the HR-V compact SUV represented a new direction for
the company and the arrival of the Civic and a revision of the larger CR-V
would continue to accelerate sales from the lull of recent years.
"I think HR-V was the turning point," he said.
"The next step is Civic. It's going to compete in the biggest segment in the
market and having a very competitive sedan and hatch is important.
"After that the next big thing will be expanding the appeal of CR-V. Delivering
new engine technology and more sportiness is a CR-V dream. It's about getting
our core models right.
"Jazz is the other one for us, which is a core part of the business. I think
that's what is going to bring us back to our rightful position."
While the company has recently set a more realistic goal of 50,000 sales per
year, Mr Collins said that "rightful position" could be a return to 60,000
annual registrations, which would boost Honda Australia's ranking from the 10th
biggest-selling brand to a higher position.
"Next year we are certainly planning on 50,000 cars. This year we will do about
40,000, and I guess we have ambitions to get back to the 60,000 units that we
were in 2007," he said.
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10 yr old cat, congenitally bad teeth, had to be removed (his mom and sister have no problems with teeth) - I am looking
need healthy treat ideas for cat with no teeth... good appetite but with eating he is more interested with variety and lots of coaxing. I want him fluffy and a good weight again! My other cat loves asparagus, watermelon and cantaloupe... any fresh foods that are good for a cat to add some nutrition?
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People food will not provide the nutrition he needs, even though they like some kinds. I would find a high-protein cat food like new Nutro Finicky Feline in the maroon bag; put some water in and let it sit until it's mushy enough for him to eat. Wet food is good too but it usually has 1/3 less calories than dry per serving (because it is mostly water). ^_^
Bezalel Tiger answered on 7/29/13. Helpful? / 0
Kibble has more calories because it has more carbs. Calories from inferior sources such as grains do not giver your cat the energy and nutrients it needs. If he has trouble eating because of his removed teeth, I would suggest a minced raw diet or canned food diet or a mix of kibble and canned. As long as you are feeding a high-quality food, with NO grains, by-fillers and artificial preservatives, you should be able to feed whatever treats you want. The BEST way to add nutrition is to research raw diets. www.catinfo.org is a good place to start, or get the book "Your Cat" by Elizabeth M. Hodgkins. She covers a lot of specifics for cats with health issues in it.
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Leeds 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
- From the section Football
Sheffield Wednesday collected their first point of the season but could have taken all three against Leeds.
Defender Kamil Zayatte's looping header put the Owls ahead in the 37th minute.
Leeds equalised in the 58th minute with a brilliant individual strike from Ross McCormack, who cleverly beat Zayatte before coolly slotting the ball home.
The visitors went closest to a winner with Leeds keeper Paddy Kenny saving from Michail Antonio while a Giles Coke close-range shot was blocked.
Leeds had fought back from a goal down in their other games at Elland Road this season - the opening day 2-1 victory over Brighton and their 2-1 League Cup win against Chesterfield.
And they fell behind again when Antonio found space at the back post from a corner and the striker headed back across the six-yard box for Zayatte to score.
McCormack had gone close for Leeds with a clever chip in the 32nd minute that Chris Kirkland tipped over the crossbar.
But the Scottish striker found the net in the second half when he knocked the ball around Zayatte and dashed past the defender on his other side before sliding the ball beyond Kirkland.
Antonio's powerful drive on the angle was kept out by Kenny while Leeds' best chance of a winner came in stoppage time but McCormack could only fire a stoppage-time free-kick into the wall.
Leeds manager Brian McDermott on striker Ross McCormack, who has been the subject of interest from Middlesbrough:
"I want him to score those goals in August, July, September, any time because that's what football's all about - that bit of quality.
"I said to the lads at half-time, let's not wait for anything, let's grab it, someone grab it and he certainly did that. It was a fabulous goal.
"We've turned down two or three bids and you know my view, that's not changed. I've spoken to Ross and you saw the quality that he brings.
"You saw his celebration as well. He loves this football club and I like working with him. As far as I'm concerned, Ross wants to be here, I want him to be here, that's their prerogative to do what they like."
Sheffield Wednesday boss Dave Jones:
"We played well and I think most managers would have taken a point from Elland Road before the game. But I thought we should have taken all three points.
"We had the chances, we might have had a penalty and in the end we were unlucky. We should have done better for their goal and we will continue to work on those situations.
"But overall we have done ok, we are off the mark and now we move on to the next game."
"Lewis Buxton was absolutely magnificent. He came into the team today on the back of three days training and you wouldn't have thought he had been away."
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Kenny
- 02 Peltier
- 04 Lees
- 05 Pearce
- 15 Warnock
- 06 Murphy
- 07 Green (Tonge - 46' )
- 08 Austin
- 11 Varney (Smith - 73' )
- 26 Poleon (Diouf - 85' )
- 44 McCormack
- 12 Ashdown
- 03 Drury
- 17 Brown
- 18 Tonge
- 21 Diouf
- 10 Hunt
- 20 Smith
Sheffield Wed
- 01 Kirkland
- 02 Buxton Booked
- 04 Gardner
- 05 Zayatte
- 17 Helan
- 07 Antonio
- 12 Prutton
- 14 Coke
- 22 Palmer
- 18 Maguire Booked (R Johnson - 65' )
- 34 Nuhiu (Maghoma - 69' )
- 13 Davies
- 03 R Johnson
- 06 Semedo
- 32 Llera
- 10 Maghoma
- 16 McCabe
- 25 Lavery
Match Stats
On target
Live Text Commentary
Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.90:00 +4:40
Clearance by Kamil Zayatte.90:00 +4:23
Centre by Michail Antonio.90:00 +4:03
Clearance by Reda Johnson.90:00 +4:00
Kamil Zayatte makes a clearance.90:00 +3:47
Clearance by Kamil Zayatte.90:00 +3:40
Clearance by Lewis Buxton.90:00 +3:31
Ross McCormack produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick. David Prutton gets a block in.90:00 +2:25
Free kick awarded for a foul by Reda Johnson on Matt Smith.90:00 +2:23
Anthony Gardner manages to make a clearance.90:00 +2:17
Clearance by Giles Coke.90:00 +2:11
David Prutton manages to make a clearance.90:00 +2:09
Corner taken by Stephen Warnock.90:00 +1:40
Clearance made by Jeremy Helan.90:00 +1:39
Lee Peltier sends in a cross.90:00 +1:23
Jason Pearce manages to make a clearance.90:00 +1:00
Header at goal by Reda Johnson misses to the right.90:00 +0:49
Tom Lees manages to make a clearance.90:00 +0:46
Clearance by Jason Pearce.90:00 +0:16
Giles Coke takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Blocked by Jason Pearce.
Stephen Warnock makes a clearance.90:00 +0:08
The ball is swung over by Jeremy Helan.90:00 +0:02
Stephen Warnock makes a clearance.89:47
Clearance made by Rodolph Austin.89:06
Stephen Warnock restarts play with the free kick.88:36
Jeremy Helan gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Rodolph Austin.88:26
Clearance by Stephen Warnock.88:23
Jeremy Helan crosses the ball in from the free kick.87:45
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jason Pearce on Michail Antonio.87:30
Clearance made by Liam Palmer.87:29
Liam Palmer manages to make a clearance.87:22
Clearance by Jason Pearce.87:01
Clearance by Luke Murphy.86:48
Jason Pearce makes a clearance.86:02
Clearance made by Luke Murphy.86:01
David Prutton crosses the ball.85:53
Clearance by Patrick Kenny.85:52
Michail Antonio delivers the ball.85:24
Shot by Luke Murphy. Chris Kirkland safely holds on.85:23
Clearance made by Kamil Zayatte.85:21
Lee Peltier delivers the ball.84:58 Substitution
Substitution El-Hadji Diouf replaces Dominic Poleon.84:31
Jason Pearce manages to make a clearance.83:34
The ball is crossed by Lee Peltier.83:00
Stephen Warnock manages to make a clearance.82:59
Header by Kamil Zayatte misses left.82:57
Corner from the right by-line taken by Jeremy Helan.81:53
Clearance made by Jason Pearce.81:49
Jacques Maghoma takes a shot. Blocked by Stephen Warnock.81:16
Michael Tonge manages to make a clearance.81:14
Reda Johnson sends in a cross.80:05
Clearance made by Jeremy Helan.80:03
Lee Peltier manages to make a clearance.79:45
Clearance made by David Prutton.79:40
Corner taken by Ross McCormack.79:14
Michael Tonge has an effort at goal. Kamil Zayatte gets a block in.79:00
Stephen Warnock takes the free kick.78:50
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Stephen Warnock by Jacques Maghoma.78:08
Clearance by Jeremy Helan.77:52
Kamil Zayatte makes a clearance.77:47
Ross McCormack takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Anthony Gardner gets a block in.77:24
Clearance by Liam Palmer.77:23
Clearance by Lewis Buxton.76:48
Shot by Michail Antonio. Patrick Kenny parries the ball away.76:34
Clearance by Anthony Gardner.76:04
Clearance by Tom Lees.75:29
Free kick taken by Jeremy Helan.75:15
Foul by Ross McCormack on Anthony Gardner, free kick awarded.74:34
Clearance made by Lee Peltier.74:26
Clearance by Tom Lees.72:27
Lee Peltier makes a clearance.72:24
Clearance made by David Prutton.72:22
Rodolph Austin takes a shot. Giles Coke gets a block in.72:19
Corner from the left by-line taken by Stephen Warnock.72:02 Substitution
Substitution Matt Smith is brought on as a substitute for Luke Varney.71:27
Free kick taken by Jason Pearce.71:17
David Prutton concedes a free kick for a foul on Ross McCormack.71:08
The ball is delivered by Lewis Buxton.70:01
Lewis Buxton takes the free kick.69:56
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Giles Coke by Luke Varney.69:49
Reda Johnson makes a clearance.69:15 Substitution
Substitution Jacques Maghoma joins the action as a substitute, replacing Atdhe Nuhiu.67:35
Jeremy Helan makes a clearance.67:15
Clearance made by Stephen Warnock.66:55
Stephen Warnock manages to make a clearance.66:53
The ball is crossed by Liam Palmer.66:51
Clearance made by Tom Lees.66:48
A cross is delivered by Reda Johnson.66:33
Clearance by Rodolph Austin.66:28
The ball is delivered by Atdhe Nuhiu.65:52
The ball is delivered by Luke Varney.65:03
Luke Varney delivers the ball.64:56
Michael Tonge manages to make a clearance.64:51
Rodolph Austin makes a clearance.64:24 Substitution
Substitution Reda Johnson joins the action as a substitute, replacing Chris Maguire.63:53
Header by Rodolph Austin misses right.63:48
Corner from the left by-line taken by Ross McCormack.63:26
Atdhe Nuhiu makes a clearance.63:22
Corner taken by Stephen Warnock.62:59
The ball is swung over by Lee Peltier.62:55
Stephen Warnock takes the free kick.62:30
Michael Tonge fouled by Michail Antonio, the ref awards a free kick.62:04
Luke Murphy manages to make a clearance.62:02
Lewis Buxton makes a clearance.61:56
Clearance by Jason Pearce.61:24
Clearance made by Jason Pearce.61:19
Rodolph Austin makes a clearance.60:43
Clearance made by Michael Tonge.59:59
Kamil Zayatte restarts play with the free kick.59:12
Clearance by Tom Lees.59:08
Free kick taken by Lewis Buxton.58:41
Free kick awarded for a foul by Luke Varney on Kamil Zayatte.57:39
Assist by Luke Varney.57:39 Goal scored
Goal! - Ross McCormack - Leeds 1 - 1 Sheff Wed Ross McCormack scores with their right foot. Leeds 1-1 Sheff Wed.57:12
Michail Antonio makes a clearance.56:13
Patrick Kenny makes a clearance.55:52
Lewis Buxton booked for time wasting.55:52 Booking
Clearance by Anthony Gardner.54:25
Clearance by Kamil Zayatte.54:10
Clearance made by Rodolph Austin.53:38
Luke Murphy takes a shot and cleared the crossbar.53:21
Kamil Zayatte makes a clearance.52:40
The ball is crossed by Michail Antonio.52:19
Lee Peltier makes a clearance.52:16
Michail Antonio crosses the ball.52:11
Jason Pearce manages to make a clearance.52:06
Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.51:42
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Liam Palmer by Dominic Poleon.51:07
Kamil Zayatte makes a clearance.50:40
Tom Lees makes a clearance.50:36
Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.49:01
Jeremy Helan manages to make a clearance.48:16
Free kick taken by Lewis Buxton.46:43
Foul by Tom Lees on Chris Maguire, free kick awarded.46:17
Clearance by Stephen Warnock.46:03
Clearance made by Luke Murphy.45:09
Stephen Warnock manages to make a clearance.45:01
The referee gets the second half underway.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Michael Tonge replaces Paul Green.45:00 +2:20 Half time
Half Time The first half comes to an end.45:00 +2:10
Jeremy Helan makes a clearance.45:00 +1:57
Liam Palmer manages to make a clearance.45:00 +1:06
Header at goal by Michail Antonio misses to the right.45:00 +1:03
Corner from the left by-line taken by Chris Maguire.45:00 +0:42
Clearance made by Stephen Warnock.45:00 +0:37
Corner taken by Jeremy Helan.45:00
Clearance made by Patrick Kenny.44:46
Stephen Warnock crosses the ball in from the free kick.44:43
Jeremy Helan manages to make a clearance.44:18
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kamil Zayatte on Ross McCormack.43:34
Header by Rodolph Austin misses right.43:31
Corner from the left by-line taken by Stephen Warnock.42:50
Clearance by Anthony Gardner.41:46
Clearance by Jeremy Helan.41:07
Patrick Kenny takes the free kick.40:49
Handball decision goes against Chris Maguire.40:08
Clearance by Jason Pearce.40:03
Clearance by Jason Pearce.39:49
Clearance by Luke Murphy.39:45
Centre by Lewis Buxton.39:04
Chris Maguire manages to make a clearance.37:54
Clearance made by Stephen Warnock.37:14
Clearance by Tom Lees.37:13
Jason Pearce makes a clearance.35:57
Assist by Michail Antonio.35:57 Goal scored
Goal! - Kamil Zayatte - Leeds 0 - 1 Sheff Wed Kamil Zayatte scores a headed goal. Leeds 0-1 Sheff Wed.35:54
Corner taken by Jeremy Helan.35:23
Tom Lees makes a clearance.35:22
Centre by Liam Palmer.35:05
Lewis Buxton takes the free kick.34:54
Dominic Poleon challenges Lewis Buxton unfairly and gives away a free kick.34:47
Clearance by Lewis Buxton.34:32
Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.34:13
Free kick awarded for a foul by Luke Varney on Jeremy Helan.33:41
Clearance made by Lee Peltier.33:23
Clearance by Tom Lees.33:20
David Prutton manages to make a clearance.33:17
Lee Peltier delivers the ball.33:16
Clearance by Michail Antonio.33:09
Clearance made by David Prutton.33:06
Luke Varney delivers the ball.32:41
Luke Varney takes a shot. Chris Kirkland makes a block.32:33
Clearance by Lewis Buxton.32:30
Corner taken by Ross McCormack.31:35
Shot by Ross McCormack. Chris Kirkland turns it away with a finger tip save.30:56
Clearance by Liam Palmer.30:58
Clearance made by Kamil Zayatte.30:32
Clearance by Michail Antonio.30:07
Lewis Buxton manages to make a clearance.28:46
Clearance by Jeremy Helan.27:46
Clearance by Michail Antonio.27:35
Clearance made by Anthony Gardner.27:02
Clearance made by Luke Murphy.26:44
Clearance by Jason Pearce.26:42
David Prutton delivers the ball.26:32
Jeremy Helan takes the free kick.26:24
Michail Antonio fouled by Luke Varney, the ref awards a free kick.25:37
Shot by Liam Palmer missed to the left of the target.24:43
Clearance made by Lewis Buxton.24:26
Tom Lees manages to make a clearance.22:51
Chris Maguire manages to make a clearance.22:44
Atdhe Nuhiu manages to make a clearance.22:40
Free kick crossed by Stephen Warnock.22:06
Chris Maguire goes into the book for unsporting behaviour.22:06 Booking
Chris Maguire gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Paul Green.21:56
Clearance made by Jeremy Helan.21:45
Chance falls to Atdhe Nuhiu who heads at goal. A parry by Patrick Kenny prevents the goal.21:42
Corner taken by Chris Maguire.21:21
Clearance made by Lee Peltier.21:18
Michail Antonio delivers the ball.21:10
The ball is crossed by Liam Palmer.20:45
Stephen Warnock makes a clearance.19:54
Clearance made by Kamil Zayatte.19:17
Lee Peltier makes a clearance.19:02
Corner from the left by-line taken by Stephen Warnock.18:30
Luke Varney takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Chris Kirkland parries the effort to safety.18:22
Luke Murphy manages to make a clearance.17:14
Anthony Gardner makes a clearance.16:09
Chris Kirkland takes the free kick.15:35
Foul by Dominic Poleon on Giles Coke, free kick awarded.14:05
Free kick taken by Rodolph Austin.13:53
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Ross McCormack by Giles Coke.12:34
Clearance by Paul Green.11:15
Michail Antonio crosses the ball.10:50
Clearance made by Luke Murphy.10:47
Ross McCormack manages to make a clearance.10:43
Corner from the left by-line taken by Chris Maguire.10:13
Clearance made by Lee Peltier.10:12
Jeremy Helan crosses the ball.10:02
Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.9:38
Dominic Poleon gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Chris Kirkland.9:26
Corner from the right by-line taken by Stephen Warnock.8:49
Clearance made by Chris Kirkland.8:47
Luke Murphy crosses the ball in from the free kick.8:09
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Luke Varney by Kamil Zayatte.7:38
Atdhe Nuhiu manages to make a clearance.7:13
Clearance made by Lewis Buxton.7:00
David Prutton takes a shot.6:14
Clearance by Rodolph Austin.6:12
The ball is crossed by Lewis Buxton.5:23
Jeremy Helan makes a clearance.5:20
Clearance by Anthony Gardner.4:24
Tom Lees takes the free kick.4:18
Free kick awarded for a foul by Giles Coke on Rodolph Austin.3:47
Paul Green makes a clearance.2:27
Clearance by Lee Peltier.2:02
Lewis Buxton takes the free kick.1:40
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Maguire by Stephen Warnock.1:23
Tom Lees restarts play with the free kick.0:54
Foul by Atdhe Nuhiu on Lee Peltier, free kick awarded.0:50
Lee Peltier makes a clearance.0:19
Paul Green takes a weak shot and missed to the right of the goal.0:19
Clearance by Giles Coke.0:17
David Prutton makes a clearance.0:14
Centre by Luke Varney.0:00
The referee gets the game underway.
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Roswell Redux
What's interesting is that Marcel undercuts the UFO metal stories by saying "it couldn't be bent" (while other witnesses have stated how the recovered metal, when folded, would resume its original shape).
And the distance from Roswell where the UFO (or UFOs) crashed seems much further than current accounts have it.
Also, Peter Gersten presents an FBI document from the period that seems to confirm the Mogul balloon explanation.


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Oh, yea, there is, also an update for Firefox. In neither case, I was not informed that there was one, and after successful update, no info about it came up.
I prefer to update when I am ready, but Mozilla has gone to the dogs, about these updates.
UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:10.0.1) Gecko/20120208 Firefox/10.0.1 SeaMonkey/2.7.1


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Burton Presents: Snowboarding
The four part series showcases four aspects of riding: Resort, Backcountry, Women's riding, and Street. It's pretty damn sick. The level of riding in the backcountry these days is insane, the amount of style these guys can display in a park scenario (and the level of building SPT is on is insane), street riding is crazy, and Women are riding at high a level as ever.


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Even though Volvo is refreshing most of its lineup for the 2014 model year, the automaker has some big plans for the 2015 model year and beyond. Next year Volvo will unveil the all-new 2015 XC90 crossover, followed by a new S80 sedan and a V80 wagon and a smaller 2+2 coupe dubbed the C80.
All four new models will be built on Volvo's new Scaleable Platform Architecture. They will be powered by Volvo's new family of VCA four-cylinder diesel and gas engines, which can be mated to a manual or eight-speed automatic transmission. Volvo has no plans to offer anything but a four-cylinder engine in its models, which means there will be no V6 or V8 engines offered. The four-cylinder engines will range in power from 140-280 horsepower.
The next XC90 is not expected to be a huge departure from the current model, which is previewed by the sketches here. The new S80 and V80 models will arrive sometime in 2015, while the C80 coupe will be a bit shorter than the sedan and wagon models, but will be just as wide.
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