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- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- S Anirudha 0
- M Vijay 74
- SK Raina 0
- S Badrinath 66*
- MS Dhoni 43
- P Kumar 2/37
- RJ Harris 1/25
- R McLaren 0/31
- PP Chawla 1/33
- AM Nayar 0/24
- BA Bhatt 0/35
The umpires are out, the fielders follow ... Vijay and Anirudha to open the innings again. Praveen has the new ball. Sparsely populated stands. Hmm ... Mohali did not even turn up for India v Australia Test last year. Wonder what they like to watch. Can't have Ind v Pak semi-finals every other day!
I am Nitin Sundar bringing you the action today. Sid Talya is on the match report.
Gopal: "Cant forget Dhoni heroics last time these two teams met... can he repeat the same today?" Who can forget those bashed sixes into the Dharamsala hills and then the jab on his own helmet...
Vadivelu: "Why is it that captains who win the toss take a decision to bat/bowl favouring the opposite team? Same thing happened in yesterday's MI match." Well, bowling first suits Punjab as much as batting suits Chennai. In any case, just how much does the toss matter in T20s?
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Ankur: "Praveen and Ryan Harris should give a good start to KXIP. Otherwise no one can save them from slaughter from Chennai."
Abhishek: "The crowd at Mohali will still have a hang over of the india - pak match!" Indeed. Not too many people have turned up for KXIP's first home game. Hope things will change as we go into the evening.
Ms. Zinta, part owner of the Punjab team, was chortling with pride the other day how Punjab has given three new captains (Mahela, Sanga and Yuvraj) to the IPL. A strange approach to team-building... She's on air again today, but no such gems uttered yet.
Harris should make a big difference to Punjab. Their batting is a worry, though. They looked out of sorts against Pune. Gilchrist has to step up to the plate today.
Toss: Gilchrist wins and Punjab will bowl. "Our bowlers did well the other day, and I don't think the pitch is going to change much .. Ryan Harris comes in for Nathan Rimmington."
"We were looking to bat first," says Dhoni. "Quite happy to do that today. No changes to the team. And hence I don't have a long list of the players, like I did for the opening game. As the tournament progresses, it will get easier to remember names..." Earnest as ever, MS Dhoni.
Gilchrist: "The track's greener than we are used to, but I don't expect it to be a big green seamer."
Dhoni: "Looks like a good track, need to worry if dew will come down later since it a 4 PM start."
1520 IST Hello folks! We are minutes away from the toss for CSK v KXIP. Think you can predict the XIs? Play Team Selector. The pitch at Mohali looks like it has a shade of grass, but it must be another batting beauty. No cracks in sight.
Kumar to Anirudha, OUT, Praveen again strikes first ball! Lovely inswinger nails Anirudha in front. It's that patent delivery, bolt upright seam, tilting in, wafted up on a full length well outside off and then it curls in viciously. Anirudha got the front foot across for a cover drive and then saw it darting in, and tried to defend, but he was too far across and dead in front. Almost ended up looking like he wasn't playing a shot, that's how far bat was from ball!
S Anirudha lbw b Kumar 0 (1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Raina is the new man in.
Kumar to Raina, OUT, Praveen is on a hat-trick! 121 kph delivery, not much movement, comes in gently on a full length and Raina was too early on the flick. He scooped it straight up to midwicket inside the circle. Dolly. Chennai are reeling.
SK Raina c Valthaty b Kumar 0 (1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Badrinath moves up to No. 4. Time for a steady sheet-anchor type role. Are we going to start off with a hat-trick? Only one slip...
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, play and a miss! Nervous poke outside off to a back of length ball that landed outside off and moved away a touch. Badri fishes and misses.
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, better from Badri, lets an away swinger go away to the keeper
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, he's through him with an inducker. Praveen's darting the ball this way and that, CSK are struggling against the wobbling seam.
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, he finishes with one that nips away, Badri lets it go. Stupendous over from Praveen. Spread the news, this might get some crowd into Mohali.
Kalyan: "Who wouldya thunk Badri facing a delivery before Murali Vijay!"
Jagdeesh: "Wonder what would have happened if Praveen had played the WC instead of Sreesanth? " Umm, India could not have done better than winning the thing...
End of over 1 (wicket maiden) Chennai Super Kings 0/2 (RR: 0.00)
- S Badrinath 0 (4b)
- M Vijay 0 (0b)
- P Kumar 1-1-0-2
Harris comes on. Top-notch seam bowler. Back after a long injury lay-off. Two slips.
Harris to Vijay, no run, angles the first ball into the pads from wide of the crease, Vijay defends to the leg side
Harris to Vijay, no run, length ball on off and middle, defended solidly to the off side
Harris to Vijay, no run, Vijay goes fishing now. Harris gets one to nip away from a length from outside off, Vijay stays rooted and searches for it. No luck.
Harris to Vijay, 2 runs, Chennai get off the mark. Harris slants into the pads, Vijay is inside the line and tucks it square for a couple.
Harris to Vijay, no run, full, teasing length on middle and off, Vijay is late on the forward press but gets it away into the covers
Harris to Vijay, no run, short of a length to end the over, Vijay reaches across and steers towards point. This is a crawl of a start.
Kalyan: "When I saw the score, I initially thought you were using Aus style scoring!" Ha! What with Gilly and Harris and co. playing ...
End of over 2 (2 runs) Chennai Super Kings 2/2 (RR: 1.00)
- M Vijay 2 (6b)
- S Badrinath 0 (4b)
- RJ Harris 1-0-2-0
- P Kumar 1-1-0-2
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, Praveen digs this well short of a length and outside off, but gets it to move away again. Easy leave for Badri.
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, back of a length on middle, Badri stays on the crease and nudges to the leg side
Bryn: "Wooo! Ryan Harris back from injury, I had no idea. Hope he does well. His limited overs records is stupendous. Almost as many wickets as Kumar in 18 less games"
Two slips and a gully.
Kumar to Badrinath, 1 run, Badri leans out with more conviction into a square drive, and gets it away backward of point for a single.
Kumar to Vijay, 1 run, Vijay leans across outside off and opens the face to guide a single backward of point. Not so much devilish movement for Praveen now.
Kumar to Badrinath, 2 leg byes, that's a very strange shot. Badri gets well across and looks to lap Praveen from wide outside off, but doesn't get bat on it. It runs away towards midwicket and they get a couple
Kumar to Badrinath, no run, there ain't no runs to be had. Badri looks to check drive through the off side, but Marsh dives away and intercepts.
Rishabh: "If Sehwag starts with a boundary first ball, PK starts with a wicket first ball!"
End of over 3 (4 runs) Chennai Super Kings 6/2 (RR: 2.00)
- S Badrinath 1 (9b)
- M Vijay 3 (7b)
- P Kumar 2-1-2-2
- RJ Harris 1-0-2-0
Harris to Vijay, 3 runs, the first shot of real confidence, but still no boundary. Vijay walks into a fluent cover drive and finds the gap. Not hit too hard and it slows up in the outfield, they get three.
Harris to Badrinath, no run, the heavy ball, Badri jumps and ducks and looks to work it to the leg side. Just manages to keep it away from the ribs.
Harris to Badrinath, FOUR, Badri's slammed him for the first four. Nice shot too, Badri leaps out of the crease to get to the pitch of the ball and then cracks it fluently wide of mid off for a boundary.
Harris to Badrinath, no run, Harris promptly shortens the length, Badri tries to carve through the off side despite not having the room and misses.
Harris to Badrinath, no run, Badri again wanders out of the crease, Harris hits the deck hard and gets it to bounce big. Badri had no chance of connecting with the walking cut.
Harris to Badrinath, no run, ends the over with an emphatic bumper, had Badri jumping, swaying back and moving the head out of the way as it zoomed past him. Gilchrist collects it high and applauds.
End of over 4 (7 runs) Chennai Super Kings 13/2 (RR: 3.25)
- S Badrinath 5 (14b 1x4)
- M Vijay 6 (8b)
- RJ Harris 2-0-9-0
- P Kumar 2-1-2-2
Kumar to Vijay, no run, gentle inducker on off stump, Vijay defends from the crease. Needs to get forward.
Kumar to Vijay, FOUR, nice shot from Vijay, gets under a short ball from Praveen and executes the upper cut. Praveen doesn't provide much pace, and hence Vijay had to make all the running there. He got it just backward of square and nearly for six.
Kumar to Vijay, 3 runs, Vijay's looking good now, getting forward and across with assurance and timing the cover drive nicely. He threads the gap and Badri once again responds for a third.
Kumar to Badrinath, 1 leg bye, angled in, Badri looks to flick and can't get bat on it. Leg bye stolen to square leg.
Kumar to Vijay, SIX, shot of the afternoon. Vijay's dumped the extra cover drive all the way. He plays this shot particularly well, and the slap-pull over midwicket. This was a length ball outside off, Vijay got across to the pitch and just smoked it through the line, it landed well behind the boundary skirting.
Kumar to Vijay, no run, Praveen shortens the length, Vijay looks to dab a single into the covers but finds the fielder.
End of over 5 (14 runs) Chennai Super Kings 27/2 (RR: 5.40)
- M Vijay 19 (13b 1x4 1x6)
- S Badrinath 5 (15b 1x4)
- P Kumar 3-1-15-2
- RJ Harris 2-0-9-0
McLaren comes on now.
McLaren to Badrinath, no run, skims the first ball off the surface and gets it to nip away from a nervy Badri poke outside off.
McLaren to Badrinath, 2 runs, Badri saunters out, McLaren sees him and cramps him on leg stump. Badri nudges it off the pads to square leg for a couple.
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, aha, Vijay closes the bat early as he looks to flick and gets a leading edge down to third man
McLaren to Vijay, no run, nice bouncer, that should keep them inside the crease! Vijay was looking to come out again, but ends up ducking out of the line.
McLaren to Vijay, no run, back of a length on off stump, Vijay stays behind the line and defends to the off side
Faisal: "In this IPL 2011, 6 out of 8 teams won batting second... interesting? "
Nakeeran: "i remember vijay creaming praveen for around 25 runs in bangalore last IPL which was his FIRST substantial T20 contribution......and started opening regularly ONLY after that"
McLaren to Vijay, 1 run, high full toss outside off to end the over, Vijay might have been taken by surprise as he pushed into the covers for a single.
End of over 6 (4 runs) Chennai Super Kings 31/2 (RR: 5.16)
- M Vijay 20 (16b 1x4 1x6)
- S Badrinath 8 (18b 1x4)
- R McLaren 1-0-4-0
- P Kumar 3-1-15-2
Chawla comes on.
Nuka: "Vijay's "shot of the afternoon" has brought to his end more times than he has hit 6 on that." Hmm...
Nicollers: "Subramaniam Badrinath! Surely the best name in cricket at the moment. Plays in yellow too! The Yellow Submarine!!" Yeah, he's a submarine. Always under the radar.
Chawla to Vijay, FOUR, and he's welcomed with a boundary. Tossed up wide outside off and turning away, Vijay reaches to the pitch of it and tees off straight down the ground.
Chawla to Vijay, no run, shortens the length, played into the off side without timing
Chawla to Vijay, 1 run, he gets the single this time, under edging the cut to a short ball into the covers
Chawla to Badrinath, no run, hit with murderous power, but straight to cover. Tossed up and smashed straight to short cover.
Chawla to Badrinath, 1 run, tossed up on the pads, worked into the midwicket region for a single.
Chawla to Vijay, 2 runs, googly landed back of a length, Badri reaches across and steers the cut in front of point for a single.
SID: "Subramanium ~~~ Alumoonium!!" ha!
End of over 7 (8 runs) Chennai Super Kings 39/2 (RR: 5.57)
- M Vijay 27 (20b 2x4 1x6)
- S Badrinath 9 (20b 1x4)
- PP Chawla 1-0-8-0
- R McLaren 1-0-4-0
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, Badri bounds out of the crease again, McLaren lands it short and down the leg side, Badri mis-hits the pull, the keeper can't collect and they pinch a single
McLaren to Vijay, 1 run, angled in short of a length, Vijay tucks it backward of square for one more. He's looking quite good now.
McLaren to Badrinath, no run, not called a wide, but it is one for the over. Badri looks to get across and lap a short ball to fine leg, but he's late on the shot. Close call for a wide that.
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, aha, what happened there? Badri looks to drive to the leg side, but it is not on the driving length and he gets it to the right of the pitch. They take off for an iffy single, Vijay jumps over the ball with McLaren behind him, attempting to intercept. Vijay, however, kicks it away by mistake as he jumps over it. Potential run out averted. McLaren has a wry smile.
McLaren to Vijay, 1 run, Vijay works a fuller ball down through mid on for a single.
McLaren to Badrinath, FOUR, top shot from Badri, he again looks to jump out but spots the short length soon enough to set up a solid base and bang the heaved pull emphatically over midwicket. He was so early on that, it went closer to wide long on, than deep midwicket.
End of over 8 (8 runs) Chennai Super Kings 47/2 (RR: 5.87)
- S Badrinath 15 (24b 2x4)
- M Vijay 29 (22b 2x4 1x6)
- R McLaren 2-0-12-0
- PP Chawla 1-0-8-0
Nayar comes on now. Keeper stands up.
Nayar to Vijay, 1 run, trundler, full on middle and leg, Vijay drives down to long on for one
Potnis: "My present name is Shreyas Potnis. But if CSK loses, then I'm officially going to change it to Subramanium Potnis. I'm also goign to keep my son's name as Subramanium Potnis II . I love the name Subramanium!"
Nayar to Badrinath, FOUR, Badri brings up CSK's fifty with a lofted off drive, he backs away a touch this time, knowing Nayar keeps it full and then tees off a touch inside out, ensuring he cleared mid off. Couple of bounces and over the ropes.
Nayar to Badrinath, no run, this time he looks to whip, but can't time the full ball past midwicket
Nayar to Badrinath, 1 run, shuffles inside the line and glances backward of square for a single this time.
Nayar to Vijay, 1 run, back of a length offcutter, Vijay carefully nudges it with the deviation to mid on.
Nayar to Badrinath, 1 run, Badri backs away again, and works a short of length ball to deep cover for one
Balasubramanium: "There are so many variants for Subramanian. My name, Siva Subramanian, Rama Subramanian, Venkata Subramanian, Ganapathi Subramanian - you have choices." Your name is Siva or Bala?!
Kuldeep: "Subramanium is it a new element in periodic table? Like Litium, Iridium."
Ajay: "@ Potnis: For your kind info Subramanium is his dad's name and his name is Badrinath."
I love the name Potnis by the way. Has a nice ring to it.
Dr. Tam: "'Subbrachycephaly Bad-Rithaniol' as we say in medical terms ;)" That's just what the doctor ordered.
Gucha: "@shreyas if u change ur name to subramaium potnis, i can suggest to change ur son's name to aluminium potnis "
End of over 9 (8 runs) Chennai Super Kings 55/2 (RR: 6.11)
- S Badrinath 21 (28b 3x4)
- M Vijay 31 (24b 2x4 1x6)
- AM Nayar 1-0-8-0
- R McLaren 2-0-12-0
Chawla to Badrinath, 1 run, tossed up on leg, Badri whips viciously through midwicket for one
Chawla to Vijay, FOUR, banged away. That was quite full from Chawla, and Vijay did well to stay on leg stump and wind up even as he made room to bludgeon it straight. Chawla was wise to move his right hand out of the way.
Chawla to Vijay, 1 run, flatter, steered to a diving cover-point fielder and they get single.
Chawla to Badrinath, FOUR, Badri's looking better and better. Mendeleef would have been proud of the alchemy in that shot. He gets forward, stays inside the line and lofts beautifully inside out, perfectly bisecting long off and the sweeper cover.
Chawla to Badrinath, no run, flatter and quicker, Badri stays on the crease and defends.
Chawla to Badrinath, 2 runs, the slider from Chawla, always round the corner, Badri squirts it off the inside edge to midwicket and they run like men possessed for a couple.
Yavvan: "Love the cricinfo discussions. This one is way on Subramanian is right up there. Ahh I hate that name, its my managers name. Please give more names for it."
End of over 10 (12 runs) Chennai Super Kings 67/2 (RR: 6.70)
- S Badrinath 28 (32b 4x4)
- M Vijay 36 (26b 3x4 1x6)
- PP Chawla 2-0-20-0
- AM Nayar 1-0-8-0
Ranji hero Bhargav Bhatt comes on. Left arm spinner.
Bhatt to Vijay, 1 run, flat delivery from round the wicket to start off, turns away and is heaved to long on off the back foot for one
Interesting round-arm action.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 2 runs, these guys are running Punjab crazy. Another couple stolen. Tossed up on middle, nudged to mid on and they take off. Bhatt is late to realise they are on to two, and by the time deep midwicket comes across, they have hared across for the second.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 1 wide, slides this one too far down the leg side. Called a wide.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 1 run, flat delivery on the pads, Badri flicks to square leg for a single.
Ryan: "I once went on a submarine. " Good for you. I once went on a walk.
Bhatt to Vijay, 1 run, on Vijay's pads this time, and he works it through square leg for one
Bhatt to Badrinath, FOUR, "Best place in the world to hit a cricket ball," says Harsha Bhogle. Can't disagree. Badri skips out, making room, gets inside the line of a ball speared on middle and dumps it straight back down the ground.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 1 run, very full to end the over, Badri can't get under it and drags a single to long on
Kauser: "Guys, let Subramaniam play.. He must be getting hiccups."
Subramanian: "@Yawan: Yawan I saw your post about me. You are fired!!!" This is how Cricinfo impacts the corporate world.
End of over 11 (11 runs) Chennai Super Kings 78/2 (RR: 7.09)
- S Badrinath 36 (36b 5x4)
- M Vijay 38 (28b 3x4 1x6)
- BA Bhatt 1-0-11-0
- PP Chawla 2-0-20-0
Nayar to Badrinath, FOUR, a hint of alumoonium in that shot! Crunching metallic finality to the way he connected with it. Nayar delivers a dolly, full on leg stump and Badri slap-slogs it through midwicket. Brutal.
Nayar to Badrinath, 2 runs, width outside off this time, Badri goes through the covers and it takes a really good save to keep him down to a couple.
Nayar to Badrinath, 1 run, full delivery on middle, Badri bunts to long on for a single.
Nayar to Vijay, SIX, that's a patent Vijay blow. He picked the slower ball so early, he was practicing this shot at the nets today. Slower ball at 104 kph, full on middle and leg, Vijay gets half across and delivers the roundhouse kick. Slap-swung away over midwicket.
Nayar to Vijay, 2 runs, full toss on the pads, Vijay will be disappointed he did not deposit this further away as he whipped with a vicious flick of the wrists. Two more.
Nayar to Vijay, 1 run, full on off stump, despite camping in the crease Vijay can't get under it and lofts without power to long off for a single.
Chams: "LOL.. m laughing alone on my seat and everybody looking at me in office... ha ha ha.. subramanium sulphate... or subramanium nitrate??"
Any batsman worth his salt can learn from Subramaniam Chloride.
End of over 12 (16 runs) Chennai Super Kings 94/2 (RR: 7.83)
- M Vijay 47 (31b 3x4 2x6)
- S Badrinath 43 (39b 6x4)
- AM Nayar 2-0-24-0
- BA Bhatt 1-0-11-0
Bhatt to Vijay, no run, fired in on middle and leg, Vijay can't get it away as he looks to muscle another one away., The helmet is off for Vijay. Symbolically, the gloves are off.
Bhatt to Vijay, 1 run, Vijay bashes a full ball right back and Bhatt can't collect it on the bounce.
Bhatt to Badrinath, no run, Badri looks to dance away and go inside out, but finds cover with a well-timed shot
Bhatt to Badrinath, 1 run, Badri chips out again, Bhatt follows him and Badri twinkles the flick to square leg for one more.
Bhatt to Vijay, SIX, The unhelmeted Vijay looks a bit like Dhoni. Right now, he's hitting them a bit like Dhoni. Launches a murderius slog sweep over cow corner and brings up 50. Shane Watson, the master of the slog sweep would approve.
Bhatt to Vijay, 2 runs, jumps out to a full toss and drives inside out through covers for more runs.
End of over 13 (10 runs) Chennai Super Kings 104/2 (RR: 8.00)
- M Vijay 56 (35b 3x4 3x6)
- S Badrinath 44 (41b 6x4)
- BA Bhatt 2-0-21-0
- AM Nayar 2-0-24-0
Harris is back on. KXIP are bleeding.
Harris to Badrinath, no run, unnecessary cheekiness, doesn't work. Looks to move across and lap-scoop, but misses the full ball.
Harris to Badrinath, 1 run, this time he gets it away, heaving without much timing for a single.
Harris to Vijay, FOUR, smashed. Vijay is making room out of nowhere, standing outside leg stump and uncorking his wrists with furious power. Harris lands this full outside off and Vijay pummels through the covers.
Harris to Vijay, FOUR, aha, the bouncer has disappeared too. Vijay was clearly late on the shot after pressing forward for the pull, ended up top edging it nearly all the way over the keeper's head.
Harris to Vijay, no run, good comeback, keeps it fuller on off and Vijay can't get it away.
Harris to Vijay, no run, nice yorker to end the over, Vijay tries a Dhoni again, hanging back and lifting the back leg to get under it, but to no avail.
End of over 14 (9 runs) Chennai Super Kings 113/2 (RR: 8.07)
- M Vijay 64 (39b 5x4 3x6)
- S Badrinath 45 (43b 6x4)
- RJ Harris 3-0-18-0
- BA Bhatt 2-0-21-0
Chawla to Badrinath, 1 run, full ball on leg, Badri muscles it down to long on for a single.
Chawla to Vijay, FOUR, this is the epitome of unimaginative bowling from Chawla. Unless he was trying to bowl him round the legs. Vijay gets across, laps the full ball outside leg to fine leg and doesn't run.Easy four.
Chawla to Vijay, SIX, Chawla is being taken to the dry cleaners. This is bloodless violence. Vijay lopes out, gets to the flight of a juicy leggie and launches it a mile over long on.
Chawla goes round the wicket.
Chawla to Vijay, no run, Aha! Vijay tries to play the reverse sweep as Chawla lands it well outside leg, he lets it go in the end outside leg, but the umpire doesn't wide it. Rightly so.
Chawla to Vijay, OUT, Vijay is furious with himself. He has perished in the search for more runs to plunder. He jumps out and makes room to the leg side, Chawla lands it full on the toes and Vijay can't make contact as it beats him and goes through to the keeper. Stumped.
M Vijay st †Gilchrist b Chawla 74 (43b 6x4 4x6) SR: 172.09
Dhoni swaggers out to the middle. This time, no one will ask him why Chawla is playing.
Chawla to Dhoni, 2 runs, tossed up on middle and off, Dhoni pushes into the covers. Looked like a regulation dot ball, but Dhoni had found the gap. He sauntered across for the first run, bur Badri hared through. And then turned in a trice and bounded back for the second. Superb running.
Deepak: "Ohhh, Danny Morrission ROCKS. I Mean he's a great commentrator, his pronunciation, elocution and delivery of speech is wonderful, above all his sence of humour is too good." Hmmm.
End of over 15 (13 runs) Chennai Super Kings 126/3 (RR: 8.40)
- MS Dhoni 2 (1b)
- S Badrinath 46 (44b 6x4)
- PP Chawla 3-0-33-1
- RJ Harris 3-0-18-0
Bhatt to Badrinath, 1 run, Badri leaps out again, Bhatt keeps it full on leg stump and he drags it to long on for one
Bhatt to Dhoni, 1 run, short ball to Dhoni, who rocks back and hacks through the covers for a single.
Bhatt to Badrinath, FOUR, The chemical brother has got to his fifty. Another flighted ball on the stumps, Badri gladly jumps out to the pitch and blasts it down the ground for four.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 2 runs, fired in faster, Badri heaves without timing to midwicket for two more.
Bhatt to Badrinath, FOUR, this is not very good bowling. Bhatt sends down a slow, loopy full toss outside off, Badri crashes it inside out through covers.
Bhatt to Badrinath, 2 runs, fuller and faster, Badri skips out and looks to flick over the infield, and nearly gets four through wide mid on. Couple more.
End of over 16 (14 runs) Chennai Super Kings 140/3 (RR: 8.75)
- S Badrinath 59 (49b 8x4)
- MS Dhoni 3 (2b)
- BA Bhatt 3-0-35-0
- PP Chawla 3-0-33-1
Aditya: "thanks god Badrinath's name fits in 2 lines, else there would have been a scroll bar for his name."
Nakeeran: "The chemical is eroding the Kings XI ...... :-)"
Apologies for the confusion over names. Our scorers were caught unawares by an overthrow off 12.6 that wasn't shown on TV. All back on track now.
McLaren to Dhoni, FOUR, length ball to Dhoni is a poor idea. McLaren finds out why. Friendly ball landed on middle and leg, Dhoni clobbers it through midwicket with that muscular bottom hand coming into play.
McLaren to Dhoni, 1 run, low fulltoss on middle and off, Dhoni nearly gets under this one as well, but bunts it straight to long on for a single.
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, legspinning slower ball at 114 kph well outside off, Badri drives into the covers for a single
McLaren to Dhoni, 1 run, short ball, Dhoni pounces on it and scythes the pull straight to deep square leg. It went so fast to the fielder, they had to hurry for the single.
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, bouncer at 134 kph, Badri was taken by surprise and guided an ungainly pull to long on for one more.
McLaren to Dhoni, 1 run, finally gets the near-perfect yorker, Dhoni drives to mid off for a single.
Bachchu: "Gilly will have his gloves in his mouth looking at the target when the hammering finally gets over." After that, his gloves will also be off.
End of over 17 (9 runs) Chennai Super Kings 149/3 (RR: 8.76)
- MS Dhoni 10 (6b 1x4)
- S Badrinath 61 (51b 8x4)
- R McLaren 3-0-21-0
- BA Bhatt 3-0-35-0
Praveen comes back on. Fair to say things have changed since he last bowled.
Kumar to Dhoni, FOUR, and life in the second spell is not the same. Chennai have got to 150 faster than any other team so far in this IPL. And that too from 0 for 2. Praveen sends down a neutered length ball and Dhoni whacks the leather off it with a swat straight back down the ground.
Kumar to Dhoni, SIX, oh boy, Praveen did not get landing rights in Mohali, and he has landed somewhere outside Chandigarh. Full toss angling into the body, Dhoni smacks his lips as he smashes the forehand swat full over deep midwicket.
Kumar to Dhoni, SIX, Praveen's not making a very convincing case to Dhoni for his comeback to the India team. Another full toss on middle and leg, another murderous heave, another six runs over deep square leg. "Talk to the bottom hand," says Dhoni.
Kumar to Dhoni, 2 runs, he lands this one, for a change. Dhoni can't quite get under it and powers it without timing for two more to long on. They are running like the wind
Kumar to Dhoni, no run, yorker this time, Dhoni tries to dig back in the crease and crash it straight, but Praveen gets a hand to it.
Kumar to Dhoni, FOUR, that's a slower version of Praveen's slower ball, it lands on a length well outside off, Dhoni contemplates life, the universe and everything before carving it over the covers. Four more. What an over.
End of over 18 (22 runs) Chennai Super Kings 171/3 (RR: 9.50)
- MS Dhoni 32 (12b 3x4 2x6)
- S Badrinath 61 (51b 8x4)
- P Kumar 4-1-37-2
- R McLaren 3-0-21-0
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, full delivery outside off, Badri opens the face and steers to point for one.
McLaren to Dhoni, FOUR, "It's not a bike baby, it's a chopper!" Dhoni could double up as Bruce Willis in Pulp Fiction as he pulls out the helicopter shot. McLaren lands a full toss on the pads, Dhonis's bat completes a beautiful circular arc of violence, and the ball lands just short of midwicket.
McLaren to Dhoni, 1 run, another length ball, but the line was better this time. Dhoni drives on the bounce to long on for a single.
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, short ball, angling down the leg side, Badri helps it along with a slapped pull to deep backward square leg
McLaren to Dhoni, no run, bouncer, and a good one, angles in from outside off, leaving Dhoni with no room as he tries to steer. No contact made.
McLaren to Dhoni, (no ball) 1 run, horrible time to bowl a no-ball. McLaren oversteps and sends down a low full toss on off. Dhoni takes a single. How he would love to be facing the free hit ...
McLaren to Badrinath, 1 run, perfect yorker on the free-hit, Badri tries to make room as he stays on leg stump, but can't do much with it. Single to midwicket.
Lavari: "Now imagine what would have happened if Praveen replaced Sreesanth in the World Cup :-)" Ouch.
Vijay: "CSK with Yellow jersey is looking like the Australians of 2000-2007, I pity rest of the IPL teams."
End of over 19 (10 runs) Chennai Super Kings 181/3 (RR: 9.52)
- S Badrinath 64 (54b 8x4)
- MS Dhoni 38 (16b 4x4 2x6)
- R McLaren 4-0-31-0
- P Kumar 4-1-37-2
Harris to Badrinath, 1 run, good yorker from Harris, Badri was on the hop as he tried to flick. Single to midwicket.
Harris to Dhoni, 1 run, very full, Dhoni stays on the back foot and looks to drive, and gets a single to wide mid on.
Harris to Badrinath, 1 run, very good last over so far, short delivery slanting into Badri who wasn't expecting it. Pulls a single backward of square.
Harris to Dhoni, 2 runs, Dhoni mistimes one of those heaved pulls, and even then doesn't find a fielder. Full toss angling in, Dhoni looks to whack over midwicket but can't time it too well. They run two, that's almost the default setting if the ball goes out of the circle.
Harris to Dhoni, 2 runs, length ball, Dhoni targets cow corner again, but doesn't time it very well. Couple to deep midwicket.
Harris to Dhoni, OUT, Punjab began with two superb balls and have finished with another superb ball. Things have gone haywire in the intervening 19.3 overs. Chennai have got the highest score of IPL 2011. Dhoni was looking to find room and width again, Harris gave him none and pinged the base of middle stump with a stunning yorker. Middle peg goes for a walk, and Dhoni trots off with 43 off 20 balls to his name.
MS Dhoni b Harris 43 (20b 4x4 2x6) SR: 215.00
Sure they did. Punjab will wonder what hit them. 189 will take some chasing.
LogicalStab: "Badri is chennai's michael hussey. oh well , we'll soon have the real Michael Hussey as well. Solid!" Mr. Cricket's not doing too badly over in Mirpur. Another 100 against the hapless Bangladesh attack.
Abhi: "Typical Praveen. 2 world class overs. 2 street class." He does look woeful once the ball stops moving ...
Paragordius: "Harsha Bogle makes the worst joke of IPL on air about Dhoni's milk drinking habits and all his shots in the cow corner. And quickly realizes that it's a terrible joke and apologizes. Lol!!" Ouch, again!
Dr. Avinash: "C'mon Gilli...look for that squash ball in your kit-bag and give it a go...."
Vijay: "At 0 for 2, I thought if Badri and I got a partnership, we could get 140-150. The ball was stopping a bit, so we looked to play cricketing shots. Badri and I have played together for 10 years, so we know our games pretty well, and things worked out."
End of over 20 (7 runs) Chennai Super Kings 188/4
- S Badrinath 66 (56b 8x4)
- RJ Harris 4-0-25-1
- R McLaren 4-0-31-0


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Hearts of Americans
Within the last couple of days we've seen a horrific attack once again on us. What should have been a fun event where families and friends come together to cheer on an awesome marathon that brings the town, country and the world together turned tragic.
It is just unthinkable how this could happen? But with all of this evil in the world, the pure amazement of human quality brings me to tears. To see all those people running right to the smoke and the "booms" just wanting to help.
We always say, what happened to this world? We focus too much on the negative things, the bad things that happen daily and forget about the great beautiful things that happen every day. We lose sight of the huge hearts of Americans and the huge hearts of people around the world. For me to see this is promising, hopeful and I admire the everyday heroes.
I just want to take this time to say, "thank you!" Thank you to you, for helping out your family, friends, neighbors and strangers.
At this time we have to stick together and appreciate every day. Tell your Mom you love her, hug your husband, kiss your children and say "thank you."
You never get this moment again.
My heart and prayers go out to Boston.

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Alcohol and Other Drugs
Tips to Drink Safely
- Alternate non-alcoholic with alcoholic beverages.
- Avoid drinking games.
- Choose not to drink alcohol.
- Determine in advance a set number of drinks.
- Eat before and/or during drinking.
- Have a friend let you know when you have had enough.
- Keep track of how many drinks you are consuming.
- Pace drinks to one or fewer an hour.
- Stay with the same group of friends the entire time you drink.
- Stick with only one kind of alcohol when you drink.
- Use a designated driver.
Signs of an Alcohol Overdose--MUST HELP
- Mental confusion
- Unresponsive
- Snoring/Gasping for Air
- Throwing Up
- Hypothermia
- Erratic Breathing
- Loss of Consciousness
- Paleness/ Blueness of skin
- Source: Aware Awake Alive
How to help someone suffering from an alcohol overdose
- Call 911 or University Police at 559.278.8400 OR
- For anonymous reporting, go to TipNow
- Stay with the person
- Roll person over on one side
- Monitor breathing and heart rate
- Perform CPR if necessary
Resources for Other Drugs
- Local Tobacco Resources: Fresno County Tobacco Prevention Program
- Campus Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention: Lock it Up! Program
- Campus Marijuana Use Prevention: Performing Above the High
- Fresno State RADD Rewards Program
Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Safety Council
The Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Safety Council (ATODSC) was established in recognition of the need for a campus and community-wide approach to preventing alcohol and drug-related problems. Promoting a safe campus culture requires the shared leadership and collaboration of campus and community representatives.
The Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Safety Council is comprised of community leaders, prevention specialists, law enforcement officers administrators, staff, faculty and students from Fresno State.
ATODSC Mission:
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Safety Council strives to promote and sustain a safe, healthy, and responsible learning environment regarding alcohol choices by developing and coordinating alcohol-related education, prevention and intervention programs, practices and policies and advising and collaborating with the University administration, campus and community on alcohol-related issues.
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It's easier than ever to buy and sell something off the Internet.
In fact, according to Comscore, Cyber Monday 2010 was the busiest online shopping day ever, with $1.028 billion spent in the US, a rise of 16% vs. 2009, with 4% more shoppers participating and an average spend of $114.
Now's the time to act if you want to grab a piece of that pie. But how do you get started in selling a product for yourself on a site like Ebay? What are the best tips for success? What are the biggest potential roadblocks to avoid? And what are the insider strategies you can use to build your business, one transaction at a time?
To find out, we interviewed a vintage and dolls and toys seller from Dallas, Texas. Her "Rated Top-Seller" name is Betsy1951 (and she prefers not to use her real name). Below is part one of a three-part series:
ISBB: How long have you been selling on e-commerce sites?
Betsy1951: Eleven years.
Which sites have been the most successful?
I only sell on Ebay because it's the best site for my hobby.
How did you get started? Did you need help?
In 1999, I explored Ebay for fun. I'd already been a doll dealer and collector for 10 years as a hobby, so naturally I started clicking on doll auctions. It was easy to see that dolls were selling for higher prices on Ebay than they were at doll shows. What didn't seem easy was the process of getting words and photos from my house to Ebay. So I hired a computer geek to guide me through the process. I also bought a book ("Dummies" was not in the title) that introduced me to this special kind of marketing.
When did you reach an epiphany that you could make a good living buying and selling online?
I was pleased right away that buyers appreciated what I was offering them. And nearly everything I listed on Ebay sold. No one ever sells everything, or even a tiny percentage of everything, at a doll show or in their antique mall booth.
It wasn't an epiphany, but in recent years, I realized a switch of markets was necessary. Doll shows — antique shows in which only dolls are sold — gradually have become non-existent, at least in the Southwest, although they continue to fare well on the coasts. Antique malls, too, are now a vanishing breed as a result of customers switching to online shopping, to Ebay. They've heard they "could find it on Ebay" — and the ad slogan was correct.
Many dealers, moving their business to Ebay or to their own websites, stopped selling at shows. It's not that buyers and sellers were anxious to abandon the in-person show experience, but the marketplace changed, and we sellers had to change, too.
For more advice or to see some of Betsy's vintage dolls and toys online, visit her Ebay myworld page. She uploads new products frequently.
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November 6, 2013
As part of the Scandinavian Impulses series on Vengeance and Violence in Scandinavian Life and Culture, Dr. William R. Short, a research fellow at Higgins Armory Museum, will review the weapons of the Viking age and discuss his recent research on the fighting moves of Viking-age warriors. Part of his presentation will include a hands-on training session for volunteers from the audience.
November 6, 2013
4:30 pm-6:00 pm
Herter Hall, 227
Youth making-of-the-band comedy/musical with cameos by Thai rock musicians.
November 6, 2013
7:00 pm
Isenberg School of Management, 137 - Flavin Family Auditorium
Byron Hurt is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, published writer, anti-sexist activist, and lecturer.
November 6, 2013
7:00 pm
Campus Center, Auditorium
Du Bois in Our Time is a landmark exhibition that focuses on the intersection of art and the major issues of our time, centered on the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois.
September 10—December 8, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
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University Museum of Contemporary Art
The Marriott Meals is a core course within the HTM program in which students have the opportunity to manage the restaurant with a team of student employees.
September 24—December 6, 2013, Tue/Wed/Thu 11:45 am
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The exhibit centers on the post-World War II expansion of UMass and its emergence as a fully-fledged research university.
October 18—January 6, 2014
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Learning Commons in W.E.B. Du Bois Library, Lower Level and Floor 25
Exhibit celebrating the legacy of William Smith Clark and his influence at UMass Amherst and Hokkaido University.
October 19—November 30, 2013 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Integrated Sciences Building, Atrium
The Letters to Dr. Ehrlich series is a collection of images based on "The Population Bomb" by Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich.
October 20—November 20, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
Hampden Gallery
Rice has used this method of writing in several projects over the years but the reason for its usage remains the same.
October 20—November 20, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
Hampden Gallery
A self-proclaimed "populist" photographer, Parr is a true master of social commentary, he captures humanity in all of its follies.
October 31—November 29, 2013, Sun/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
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Herter Art Gallery
Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present It's an American Thing", a group exhibition featuring images by 14 photographers each of whom seeks to crystallize the essence of vintage American style, beauty and attitude during the last half of the 20th Century.
November 1—November 29, 2013, weekdays 11:00 am-4:00 pm
November 3—November 24, 2013, Sundays 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
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That is, if the team is not sold and relocated first.
The club, perennially among the poorest-attended in the short-season Class A league, has been for sale since late summer. Conversations with several potential suitors are ongoing, the club reports.
In a press release, Brian Paris, President of the Genesee County Baseball Club, the not-for-profit organization that owns the Muckdogs said, "We are appreciative and grateful that the Red Wings see fit to continue running the operation here in Batavia while we pursue a buyer.
"Our hope is that a local sale will occur, or that an individual or company will step forward with an interest in spending substantial sponsorship dollars, allowing the financial picture to improve. A company interested in naming rights, for example, would make a big difference here in Batavia, the way it has in most communities around the country," Paris said.
In each of the past three years, RCB, owner of the Rochester Red Wings of the International League, was awarded a five percent ownership stake in the Muckdogs to be redeemed if the team was sold. That was provided in return for RCB absorbing operating losses that reportedly totaled half a million dollars over the last three years.
Financial terms of the extended agreement between RCB and the Genesee County Baseball Club were not announced.
The Cardinals recently signed a two-year extension of their Player Development Contract with the team, which will follow if ownership and/or the location of the club change.
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Google ' s Mobile Adwords
Posted by Site Administrator on September 12, 2007
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Google laying out a timeline, policies and FAQ for their mobile Adwords seemed to be the big news of the day. (See Fierce/SearchEngineLand article.)
I have a few reactions to this.
First, it was inevitable.
They've been running trials since late last year, and it was only a matter of time. I like that they are giving advertisers a transition time to see how it works. Google is one of the more popular destinations for mobile browsers.
There are a number of things I'm a bit uncertain about (and are likely in upcoming versions:
- Information and services needs on cell phones can be different than those on computers. I've run tests before to see if mobile search results are different from computer search results (and they should be in many cases). If I search for "Crest toothpaste" online, I probably want information about the product. If I search on my phone, I may want the nearest location selling the product. How this is going to be managed is still unclear to me.
- One of the primary inhibitors that we often discuss in relation to mobile advertising is the need for a "landing page." If an advertiser is going to have a text link or banner ad on a cell phone, they also need to have an appropriate landing page or site in the case that the user clicks through. I've seen this executed well, and I've also seen this executed really poorly. I think this is still an open issue with the Google service. On one hand, they create some form of a landing page - this is a good thing. On the other, it may not be the landing page the advertiser wants. I used their emulator (of sorts) to test a few URL's. There were disclaimers at the top stating (basically in so many words) that there could be different information/presentation at alternative URL's.
- The ability to target by location is one of the compelling aspects of mobile. If this component isn't already present, hopefully it will be soon for their cell phone Adwords as well as those on their sponsored Wi-Fi networks and eventually WiMax networks.
- Another open question I have is the value of the search terms in this format online vs. mobile. As an advertiser, do I pay more or less for the mobile terms?
- Lastly, according to our executive surveys, most advertisers aren't ready to use mobile search. In fact, a minority use mobile search and not many more plan to use it in the upcoming year. I question whether or not this should be opt in or opt out given current levels of interest from advertisers. Perhaps getting advertisers to try mobile search will help drive adoption. Under this scenario, the "opt out" could play in favor of the mobile search industry.
- OK, and one more question ... can an advertiser use mobile search only? And is there enough inventory available for local advertisers? How much inventory is there for "pizza + 94118"? Oh, and does this work with their text-based service? or just the browser version? or application?
It's a good first step, and I'm sure we'll see improvements as demand for the service develops. It's a great time (i.e., usage still fairly low) for advertisers and media companies alike to be experimenting and learning.
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Pros: beautiful story, delicious recipes
Cons: wish there were at least some pictures
Many people at some point in their lives try to find a place that they can call home. It's a search for self and belonging. For some it is obvious, but for others it is a journey that can take them far away and back again. Luisa Weiss' book tells of just such a journey.
Luisa grew up with parents from very different worlds, and when they divorced, she was left stranded somewhere in the middle, always wondering where home really was. In an effort to find herself and soothe her emotions, she turned to cooking. Food and cooking became a way of defining herself and her life, and it allowed her to decide where she truly belonged. Most of this journey was played out on her food blog, The Wednesday Chef. But her recent book, My Berlin Kitchen, gives a much more in depth view of all of the indecision, melancholy, hope, passion, and confusion. Unlike most other food blogs turned into books, her journey becomes more real in prose.
Many of the foods that Luisa cooked were from memories of her childhood – comfort foods that were guaranteed to fill a certain void. With an Italian mother, and an upbringing in West Germany, these recipes of course included the traditional Italian sauces and beautiful German cakes. While the author at times struggled with this mixed background, I couldn't help but feel envious that she had one foot in each culture.
The story is a beautiful one, and each recipe is carefully pulled into the narrative where it finds its place and doesn't seem forced. Although some of the recipes are probably impossible to recreate in the typical US kitchen (where would elderflowers be found?), they are still beautiful on their own. Her descriptions of savoring these foods and drinks gives them a flavor without even trying the recipe in the first place.
I was very lucky to be able to ask the author some questions that I had following my reading of her book, and I was delighted with the answers. I have included them below. I also tried her Ragu alla Bolognese in my slow cooker to meet the requisite extended cooking time, and it turns out just the impossibly meaty and savory sauce that she promises.
Between the beautiful love story, the search for home, and the delicious recipes, I would highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys cooking or food. Although the idea was born from a blog, the book certainly stands alone, and despite the lack of pictures, may actually be a superior read.
Q: How do you feel that growing up around so many different cultures has affected the way you view food and cooking?
A: I realized pretty early on that food was more than just fuel by observing how just in "my" own two home cultures, it played such an important role - how my American grandmother used to show her love for us, for example, or what my Italian family loved to talk about. Later, in my young adult life, when I was trying to reconcile the deep feelings of displacement and homesickness I'd acquired in childhood, it was in the kitchen that I was able to find some peace. So cooking has always been more than just a means to an end for me. It's been a deep, spiritual comfort.
Q: If you had to pick one recipe that you feel defines you, what would it be and why?
A: That's a very hard question! It would have to be something with tomatoes, because they are my favorite thing to eat in the world and because they're obviously so associated with Italy even though they come from the New World, so they're kind of a mishmash hybrid like me. Is spaghetti with tomato sauce too easy an answer? I do eat it enough that I'm probably part spaghetto anyway...
Q: You mention that food has helped you get through the difficult times in your life so far. What role do you see food and cooking playing in your future?
A: My son Hugo is almost four months old and I'm already excited for him to start eating. I can't wait to get cooking for him. I am so interested to find out what his favorite foods will be, what his deepest food memories will be from childhood when he grows up and what his relationship to cooking will be like. I love that cooking is a way for me to nurture my family both literally and figuratively, while at the same time acting as a sort of soothing therapy for me.
Q: The food we cook says a lot about where we are in our lives. What do you think your current dishes say about your life now? How do you think it's different from what you cooked five years ago? Ten?
A: 10 years ago, I was preparing the same three things for dinner over and over again - spaghetti, salad, more spaghetti, and braised chicken. I needed a change, but I was too unmotivated to do so. My blog changed everything for me - it was where I forced myself to cook a different thing every time I entered the kitchen. So 5 years ago, I was eating a huge variety of recipes - a glance at my blog archives from 2007 will tell you a lot. Tomato-bread soup, Asian noodle salad, braised oxtails, double-chocolate cookies, stuffed tomatoes, homemade pizza. Today I'm a nursing mother with a tiny baby and a working husband, so our meals are quick and efficient with lots of potential for leftovers so I have lunch the next day: braised meatballs with polenta, grain salads with vegetables and herbs, vegetable frittatas.
Ragu alla Bolognese (Beef Ragu)
Serves 8 to 10
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon butter
1 large yellow onion, finely minced
2 large carrots, finely minced (you want roughly equal amounts of minced onion and carrot)
1 pound ground beef
1 pound ground pork
½ cup red wine (open a fresh bottle and drink the rest with dinner)
1 28-ounce can peeled San Marzano tomatoes, pureed
1 teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
1. Put the oil and butter in a large cast-iron pot over medium heat, to melt the butter. Add the onion and cook, stirring often, for about 7 minutes, until the onion is well cooked. Do not let it take on any color. Add the minced carrots and cook for another 2 to 3 minutes, stirring now and then.
2. Add the ground meat to the pot, and using a wooden spoon, stir and chop up the meat so that it cooks and breaks down into uniformly tiny pieces. Raise the heat to medium-high or even high as you do this. It takes a good amount of elbow grease and a little bit of time. Continue to stir and cook until the meat is no longer pink (at no point, however, should the meat be browning). There will be liquid at the bottom of the pan. Continue to cook until that liquid has mostly evaporated, 8 to 10 minutes.
3. Add the wine and stir well to combine. Simmer until the wine has mostly evaporated, 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Add the pureed tomatoes and the salt, and stir well to combine. The sauce will come to a simmer almost instantly. Lower the heat to the lowest possible setting, put the lid on the pot, and let the sauce simmer for as long as you can, stirring it occasionally. Seven hours would be wonderful, 5 hours is pretty good, but any less than 3 and you're really missing out. The longer you cook the sauce, the richer and more flavorful it will get. At some point in the cooking process, the fat will separate from the sauce and float at the top, so just give the sauce a good stir every so often to reincorporate the fat.
5. At the end of the cooking time, taste for seasoning and add more salt, if needed. Then serve tossed with pasta or use in a classic lasagne (this recipe makes enough for a 9x13-inch pan). If you plan on freezing the sauce, let it cool completely before putting it into freezer bags or other plastic containers.


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I have a 4.5hp push lawnmower and am having problems with its performance. I recently replaced the spark plug and changed the oil. I tried to mow yesterday...it was ok for probably 10 minutes and then I basically had to stop and stand still for 30 sec because it felt like it was going to quit and after waiting the power restored so I continued on and could only go 10 feet before the same thing happened again. Does anyone know what might be going on, and what I can do to correct it?
I assume you replaced it with the correct spark plug and gapped it properly? Did mower run the same before you did this work? You might try cleaning the air filter or replacing it while you are at it. If everything is ok, could be bad gas or may need to adjust carb.
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I just cleaned the filter...I put the correct spark plug in, but don't know what gapping it is, so that may be an issue.
usually 0.030" works
Could be wrong but I have never seen a small engine crank right up but stop several minutes later from a incorrect plug gap.
Sounds like carb is flooding, either due to trash not letting the float close, or several other problems. Think of flooding your car when you try to start it when it's cold, then you have to hold the throttle to the floor until it coughs all the extra gas out. Or maybe you don't remember cars that old. That's for older cars with carbs, not fuel injected. How long has it been since it was running properly- right before your maintenance, last year,?
Since you asked about the plug gap, sounds like you could benefit from a trip to your local public library and get a book on small engine tune-up. You will find pictures and information on how to set the gap, check for good spark, etc.
This problem that shows up when the engine is hot could also be due to a misadjustment of the fast idle/slow idle needle valves, if you have them.
No disrespect to coachmike (if you don't know, you don't know) but I could not recommend someone changing carb settings if they don't know what a plug gap is. :eek:
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Forgot the disclaimer! Make a drawing of any settings before you change them.
And sometimes even with a drawing the settings are lost, so then you will have two problems to solve instead of one.
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Tulsa swipes win from Springfield, 4-3
By Springfield Cardinals | June 11, 2013 7:24 PM ET
Springfield, MO - After the Springfield Cardinals led from the top of the first through the top of the eighth, the Tulsa Drillers struck for three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning, swiping a 4-3 win from the Cards before 6,025 fans at ONEOK Field on Tuesday night.
The Cardinals (30-32) got off to a quick start, striking for an early run in the top of the first against RHP Christian Bergman. All-Star LF Mike O'Neill singled up the middle to start the inning, and then took second on a sacrifice bunt by CF Adam Melker. All-Star 3B Ruben Gotay brought O'Neill home with a perfectly placed RBI base hit to shallow center, lifting the Cardinals into the 1-0 lead. The Drillers escaped further trouble when RF Chris Swauger crushed a fly ball that looked destined to fly over the left field fence. However, LF Delta Cleary, Jr. made a leaping catch reaching over the wall, not only robbing the home run but then firing the ball back to first base to double up Gotay and end the inning on a phenomenal play.
Springfield plated two more in the top of the fourth. Swauger led off with a single, before 1B Xavier Scruggs reached on an error, putting two on with no outs. 2B Starlin Rodriguez was then hit by a pitch, loading the bases for SS Vance Albitz. Albitz came through with an RBI single to left field, plating Swauger and keeping the bases full. After a strikeout, LHP Ryan Sherriff lined an RBI single to left field for his first career RBI and the 3-0 lead for the Cardinals.
Tulsa rallied with the bases loaded in the bottom of the fourth to get on the board against Sherriff. With one on and two down, RF Kent Matthes kept the inning going with a double. After falling behind in the count, 2-0, the Cardinals intentionally finished the walk to 2B Angelys Nina, loading the bases. 3B Jayson Langfels ripped a grounder just inside the third base line that Gotay dove and stopped, but Langfels beat the throw to first for an RBI infield single to get Tulsa on the board. Sherriff and the Cards got out of the rest of the inning with no further damage and a 3-1 lead.
After Sherriff kept the Cardinals in front through seven innings, the Drillers raced in front in the bottom of the eighth inning. Sherriff's excellent outing came to an end after giving up a leadoff single to SS Cristhian Adames to start the eighth. All-Star RHP Kevin Thomas took over, but All-Star 1B Kiel Roling connected for an RBI double to right-center, making it just a 3-2 Cardinals lead. Thomas then alternated two strikeouts around a walk, handing the ball to All-Star RHP Deryk Hooker with two on and two down. Langfels, though, struck again, blooping an RBI single just inside the shallow portion of the right-field line, tying the game and putting men at the corners. Cleary, Jr. followed with a soft bouncer up the middle for a go-ahead RBI infield single, lifting the Drillers into the 4-3 lead.
Tulsa RHP Juan Gonzalez (S, 1) retired the first two Cardinals in the top of the ninth, but Springfield refused to go quietly. O'Neill and Melker both kept the Cardinals alive with consecutive two-out singles, keeping the game going for Gotay. However, Gonzalez won the battle against Gotay, inducing a game-ending pop up to second base, and Tulsa hung on for the 4-3 win. LHP Isaiah Froneberger (W, 1-2) tossed one scoreless relief inning to register the victory.
Click here for the complete box score from Tuesday's game.
Stan Musial Tribute Jerseys and Allen Craig Bat Giveaway highlight Father's Day Game on June 16
In celebration of the life and career of the greatest Cardinal of them all, Stan Musial, the Springfield Cardinals will be wearing the newly-unveiled Stan Musial Tribute Jerseys during the game against the Tulsa Drillers on Sunday, June 16. The cream-colored jerseys are exact replicas of the St. Louis Cardinals uniforms from 1941, the year that Stan "The Man" played in Springfield before making his St. Louis debut later in the season on Sept. 17.
Every Springfield Cardinal will not only don the tribute jerseys, but the entire team will also wear #6, marking the first time in 50 years that a Cardinal has worn the revered number. During the game, the jerseys will be auctioned off to benefit the Humane Society of Southwest Missouri.
The Sunday, June 16 Father's Day Game also features the Rawlings Allen Craig Bat Giveaway, with 1,250 kids, 15-and-younger, with a paid admission receiving a replica bat of one of the most clutch hitters in baseball! First Pitch is 6:09pm, gates open at 5:09pm.
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Good luck Vickie. Maybe if you have enough people in your group you could ask her to come and teach.
Janice, I sure wish I had the luxury of having Hellen as an instructor. I know she's wonderful and very patient with her students. I am going to try it again soon.
I love Hellen's faux leather book, even I could follow the instructions. This is very nice Janice!
FYI - I think we also need to acknowlege Sylvia Gaines of TX. I think she is the first person to do this faux leatherwork and introduce it to the gourd world. She also teaches this technique.
Looks terrific and such nice work.
Thanks Amy. The class was great.
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Thanks to my friends at Acts 29 I'm able to share some sessions with you from the Dwell London conference. This is a talk Mark Driscoll gave on how to preach Christ from the entire Bible. You can download the audio, read my notes below, or watch the video right here: No one has a worse life than a church planter's wife. Her husband is flat broke. He won't stop working, but makes no money. And he wants to grow his church by getting her pregnant!The big idea is this—"It's about Jesus!" There i … [Read more...]
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With the permission of Acts 29, I have been sharing videos of the recent Dwell Conference, which took place in London. This video is the second Q and A session and is well worth watching as Driscoll gets typically candid. If you prefer, you can download the audio.For more information about Acts 29 and other free resources, see their website or the Resurgence blog. … [Read more...]
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Thanks to the kind permission of the Acts 29 Network, I have been given permission to share a number of sessions from the DWELL London conference online on my blog. Today we begin with the first session, one preached by Mark Driscoll. You can download the audio, read my notes below, or watch the video here: Mark opened the conference, which was subtitled "Grace for the City," by looking at the gospel and two of its enemies—religion and idolatry.The gospel is essential—you have to receive it an … [Read more...]
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Kagihime Alice Monogatari 02
This time, the focus is on Kisa-chan, Kiraha's best friend at school. Due to her introverted personality, she seems to be stuck with Kiraha, in the really really obssesive way too. First, she bakes cookies to attempt getting a indirect kiss with Kiraha ~.~, then she takes advantage of Kira leaving her to take care of the house to jump into her bed, check her wardrobe and do stalker-type things. She also participates in the Alice game to get at Arisu, whom she thinks is causing Kiraha to be sad. Man….talk about obssesion. Oh, did I mention too she keeps a cupboard full of "mementos" from Kiraha. @.@;;
But strangely,this just adds more to the quirkiness that is Kagihime. Looked at rationally, it's just an average *mahou shoujo* show with a exceptional soundtrack, but somehow, I really can't put it down. Kisa's obssesion is kinda funny to watch in a way, and the fact that she's sooo innocent and shy when with other people than Kisa makes her a great contrasting character.
The setting and rules of the Alice Game also seem to be pretty much illogical too, with Kisa suddenly getting a key and becoming an Alice-*nouryoukusha*, a seemingly powerful one at that too, since she has mastery over water and tradition dictates that elemental manipulators are typically powerful. Lucky for Arisu, Kisa is firmly under Kiraha's influence, but Kisa's still not going to let her guard down, based on her hillarious "*bimyou na kankei*" comment. By the way, Kisa's design seriously reminds me of Hayate and Viita of Nanoha A's, if both of them where combined, anyone thinks so?
It's also revealed that the *monogatari* the Alice-*nouryoukusha* are aiming for are each person's most important memory, and getting it would mean the person loses it. Aruto becomes useful this episode, as it's revealed he has the ability to copy the memories exactly, so that the memories are not lost by the person having it.
Takion, the so-called author, makes an appearance towards the end to spout some random stuff. But meh, who cares about him anyways. Continue for screencaps.


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AS A JUNIOR: Saw the field in five games in 2015 ... recorded time against Valparaiso (8/21/15), Michigan State (9/6/15), Indiana (9/11/15), Florida State (9/27/15) and Oakland (11/13/15) ... played a season-high 24 minutes in the 5-0 win over the Golden Grizzlies in the NCAA Championship first round ... earned a monogram.
AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in two matches during the 2014 season against Oakland and USC … averaged 0.50 shots per game … played for a total of 26 minutes on the season.
AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 17 matches as a reserve, primarily as part of second midfield unit ... collected one goal and took nine shots (five on goal) during rookie campaign ... made college debut in season opener against No. 25 Illinois (4-1) ... tallied first career goal against Duke, scoring with 1:24 left in first half of double-overtime contest (1-2) ... had season-high two shots (both on goal) against Duke ... also had two shots against Pittsburgh (3-0) ... saw most minutes of season in two matches at top-10 foe Virginia Tech (54 in regular season, 55 in ACC Tournament quarterfinal) ... made NCAA postseason debut with appearances in first two rounds against Iowa (4-1) and Western Michigan (1-0) ... earned substantial playing time during spring 2014 season, including starting assignment and 68 minutes of action against NWSL's Chicago Red Stars (2-0), as well as outings at Michigan (1-0), and at home in international friendlies against the Haiti National Team (2-0) and the Mexico Under-20 National Team (2-0).
NATIONAL TEAM HIGHLIGHTS: Member of U.S. Soccer Girls' National Team player pools in 2010 (U-14) and 2011 (U-15).
ODP/CLUB TEAM HIGHLIGHTS: Member of Region II ODP Team from 2010-12 ... part of Region II ODP team that competed in Costa Rica in 2011 (was named MVP of tournament played there) ... played for Michigan ODP squad from 2008-12 ... spent club career playing for powerful Michigan Hawks program ... helped Hawks to MRL, regional and state cups, as well as Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) U-17 National Championship final-16 appearance in 2012 ... participated in Puma Women's Elite Showcase in 2011 ... ranked No. 113 in the 2013 Top Drawer Soccer Girls IMG Academy 150 player ratings (four-star ranking; No. 9 in Great Lakes Region).
PREP & PERSONAL: Graduated from Marian High School in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ... helped MHS to Division II state title in 2012 ... daughter of Marie and Rilck Noel ... has two brothers, Chris and Patrick ... worked closely with Summer in the City, a non-profit organization formed with partnership in Detroit during past decade ... with that organization, spent much of her time in Detroit's gardens as part of The Greening of Detroit project (converting empty lots into community gardens, giving local residents healthy food options through growing fruits and vegetables, as well as beautifying the neighborhood) ... also participated in painting murals and playing with younger school children through programs created by the Summer in the City organization ... seventh Michigan native to play for Notre Dame, and the first since Mia Sarkesian (1998-2001) ... enrolled in the College of Arts & Letters and is pursuing a French major.
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