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Jeanne Susplugas is a Paris-based French artist. She has an Art History PhD from the University Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris).
Alienation and addiction are recurring themes that she explores in her work. She uses various mediums: video art, photography, installation, drawing. Her work has been exhibited around the world at KunstWerke, Berlin (G), Palais de Tokyo, Paris (F); Villa Medicis, Roma (I), Palazzo delle Papesse, Sienna (I), Fresnoy National Studio (F), Musée d'Art Moderne, St Etienne (F), Musée d'Art Moderne , Grenoble (F), PAN, Napoli (I), Kunstverein Nuremberg (G), MOCCA (Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art), Toronto (C), Alexandria and Shangai Biennales, among others.
Her films have been projected in numerous places as the 59 International Film Festival (Locarno), 9e Festival Traverse video, Saison vidéo 06, FIAV 04 (Milan), Die 7 Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin, In/Out festival (Prague), Miami International Film Festival, Hors Pistes (Centre Pompidou, Paris) among others.
Her work has been reviewed in magazines and newspapers as New York Times, Art Pulse, Dare, Art Press, BT, Art in America, Le Monde, Libération, UN, La Libre Belgique among others.
"On the Wagon", Ecole Supérieure des Beaux Arts, Montpellier (France)
"Monkey on Back", Musée en plein air du Sart Tillman, Liège (Belgium)
"Opening Night", Emily Harvey Foundation, New York (USA)
"House to house II", Pioneer works, Brooklyn (USA)
"All the world a stage, Le Lait-Art Center, Albi (France)
"Sous influences", La maison rouge-Fondation Antoine de Galbert, Paris (France)
Festival Images, Vevey (Switzerland)
Le beau est toujours bizarre, FRAC Haute-Normandie (France)
Omega, Margaret Lawrence gallery, Melbourne (Australia)
Variation & revision, Marymount Manhattan College Hewitt Gallery, New York (USA)
Home, Maison des Arts, Malakoff (France)
Constellation, pré-ouverture du Centre Pompidou-Metz (France)
Mobile archive, Art in General, New York (USA)
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Presto News - 29th October 2007
Bach B minor Mass from Suzuki
A new Bach B minor Mass has got me very excited this week. It comes from Masaaki Suzuki and his Bach Collegium Japan on the BIS label. As you probably know Suzuki is part way through a cycle of Bach Cantatas which are getting fantastic reviews, and when the cycle is finally complete (a little way off admittedly as he is only on Volume 36 of what I imagine will get up to somewhere near 60) I think it may well become 'the' version to have.
Masaaki Suzuki
Unlike the two surviving Bach Passions (John and Matthew), Bach's great Mass wasn't originally conceived as a single entity. Indeed, when he presented Friedrich August II with a score of his 'Missa' in B minor in 1733, it consisted of only the Kyrie and Gloria, (the first two parts of the mass text). And even in 1749 when it was completed it was bundled in four very separate parts. There is a theory that he never expected the work to be performed in its entirety, and certainly at nearly two hours in length it would never have been part of a church liturgy. But the power of the music, combined with wide stylistic and technical extremes makes it in my opinion one of the great masterworks of all time, whether originally conceived that way or not.
Whereas Handel was well-known for his 'borrowings' (where he essentially stole things off other composers), Bach frequently used the so-called 'parody technique' (where he would recycle earlier compositions of his own using new texts). There are some excellent examples in the B minor Mass so I thought I'd give you a chance to hear one of them ... whilst at the same time giving you a snippet of the new recording.
Bach - B minor Mass
No.17: Coro - Crucifixus (from the new recording)
Bach - Cantata BWV 12, 'Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen'
No.2: Coro - Weinen, Klagen... (from BISCD791)
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29th October 2007
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Elgar: Symphony No. 3 & Pomp and Circumstance March No. 6
(Premiere recording)
Following the success of Symphony No. 1, which was Gramophone's Editor's Choice, and Symphony No. 2 which was Classic FM magazine's Disc of the Month, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Richard Hickox here performs Elgar's Symphony No. 3 as elaborated and orchestrated by Anthony Payne.
The second reason to buy this disc is Pomp and Circumstance March No. 6. When Elgar embarked on his series of Pomp and Circumstance Marches in 1901, he planned a set of six. He completed five but the existence of sketches for a sixth did not come to light until 1996. In 2005, the Elgar Will Trust asked Anthony Payne to review the sketches with a view to assembling and orchestrating a performing version, and this was then performed at the BBC Proms in 2006. The work is here recorded for the first time.
Haas & Janácek - String Quartets
Pavel Haas Quartet
A follow up to to the hugely successful first album which amongst other things won the Newcomer of the Year Award at the BBC Music Magazine Awards 2007, and was nominated for the Gramophone Chamber Award 2007.
"...the PHQ's streamlined but full-blooded playing is more than welcome, and if they are lining up the first Janácek and the first and third Haas for a follow-up CD, I will be at the front of the queue to hear it." - Gramophone
Handel: Solomon
Sarah Connolly (mezzo-soprano), Carolyn Sampson (soprano), Susan Gritton (soprano), Mark Padmore (tenor) & David Wilson-Johnson (baritone), RIAS Kammerchor & Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Daniel Reuss
Handel was 63 years old when he composed Solomon and it ranks as one of his final masterpieces. This 'perfect marriage of music and English words', as Winton Dean has called it, caused the composer serious financial difficulties in 1749 on account of the exceptional forces it required - but today, under the baton of Daniel Reuss, with an unbeatable British cast, finds a performance totally devoted to its noble cause!
Bach - Cantatas Volume 16
The Monteverdi Choir & The English Baroque Soloists, John Eliot Gardiner
Approaching half way through the whole series this week sees the release of the third and final of the three 'Christmas Cantatas' discs.
"Once again, Gardiner's Monteverdi Choir is the jewel in the crown of each cantata performance. Add to that Gardiner's dramatic, electric response to music he clearly loves and you have a set that rivals his Gramophone Record of the Year Award-winning disc that launched this amazing series." - Gramophone
Elgar: Violin Concerto in B minor
James Ehnes (violin), Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir Andrew Davis
Sure to be one of the outstanding recordings for Elgar anniversary year, this quite outstanding Violin Concerto was recorded live in May at two performances given during the Philharmonia Orchestra's Elgar series under the direction of outstanding Elgarian Sir Andrew Davis.
Debussy - Complete Works for Solo Piano Volume 2
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet (piano)
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet here presents his second volume of Debussy's Complete Works for Piano, which reveals a more reflective, private period in Debussy's compositional career.
'Bavouzet has taken his time before committing his interpretations to disc but here he announces himself a peerless Debussyiste ... Bavouzet's command of touch, colour and rhythmic vitality are all that one could ask for ... This is essential Debussy, immaculately realised' - The Sunday Times on Volume 1
Vivaldi: Atenaide
Sandrine Piau & Vivica Genaux (sopranos), Guillemette Laurens & Romina Basso (mezzo sopranos), Nathalie Stutzmann (contralto) Paul Agnew & Stefano Ferrari (tenors), Federico Maria Sardelli
The Vivaldi Edition presents the world première recording of the opera Atenaide. The cast features some of the greatest modern day interpreters of Vivaldi's music, including the internationally renowned soprano Sandrine Piau in the title role, experienced early music exponents Nathalie Stutzmann, Vivica Genaux and Guillemette Laurens, the very talented young singer Romina Basso, and old hands Paul Agnew and Stefano Ferrari. The work is conducted by the eminent Florentine conductor and Vivaldi specialist Federico Maria Sardelli, who here fulfils his dream of recording L'Atenaide not only in his native Florence, but in the very theatre in which it was first performed two hundred and seventy-nine years ago.
Gundula Janowitz
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Queen Elizabeth, I have come to you today in hopes for you to sponsor my expedition to North America! But why choose me instead of the rest?
One reason to choose me to go is because I can bring back the most resources! I know that you want lumber and furs for our country, so I won't bring back a bunch of stuff that we don't need and I will focus on only the things that matter to bring back. I will also bring back a lot of- you guessed it- GOLD! I have heard of parts of North America that have a load of gold in them, and I will do whatever it takes to get that gold!
I know that there are going to be a lot of obstacles in our way, but with your help I will conquer them all! On the way there, it is inevitable there will be sicknesses. I have taken this into consideration and I have found a solution. We shall bring along medicines and a apothecary for our journey. What if we get lost you ask? I will pack many things to help us find our way, such as maps and compasses.
How Will I Cope Will the Enviroment?
When I get to the area I will be able to cope with surroundings because of my experience. I am able to adapt to my surroundings by taking many tools with me to cut down wood and other resources.
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Finally i can stop doing the rain dance, with the rain the temperature it has lowered a little. In this days the temperature was 122° fahrenheit, never happened here, i was roasting like beef so i love rain more than ever. Also after more than 60 bites mosquitoes have leave me alone.
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35 mosquito bites, they made a blood festival on my legs, jeeez
One step forward, one step back
No is not salsa is the life with my mental illness, every time something is better after few days is start to get worse. Of course is typical of bipolar to have up and down, but the only thing i want is a minute, just a minute of quiet, when i can relax. Continue reading "One step forward, one step back"
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I went to my psychiatrist and finally he change my meds for sleep, so not anymore xanax and maybe if i can sleep immediatly i end eat at night.
But xanax give addition so i suffer a lot in this days without it, plus there are 112° fahrenheit, i'm melting, i litterally lived this 3 days on the floor of my room because is the only spot a little more fresh, also my fan is broken and i'm too poor for the conditioned air so i'm here with a cold pack.
I love summer, but i hate summer, i can't stand the heat.
A big scare
I was passing near a house with a fence and there were two big german shepherds who began to agitate, one of them for coming to meet me and my mom got trapped between the fence bars.
I approached to help him get rid of, but he began to panic and it get released, but outside. He start running to the road where the cars were, so i tried to grab him, he was very strong and i don't know how i did, but i stopped it.
It scared me a lot, but now is safe, my mother called is family and they brought it home.
Finish, finally! (victory #3)
I had finally finish with the dentist, 14 caries, one of the tooth was devitalized, but now at leat theyr fine. Now i only have to do the teeth cleaning, i'm so relieved and i'm proud of myself for never had a panick attack. From now on i try to go to the dentist for controls so i don't have to reduce me with teeth almost distroyed.
I wanna change…everything
You know that bipolar feel when all is boring and you wanna change it? You wanna dye and cut your hair do a tattoo or move all the fornitures in your room? Yeah, i'm in that mood, so for not doing something drastic or expencive i start change my profile on social network or the themes of my blogs, infact here there is the new graphic of my blog. A little of yellow for this summer, i hope can like it.


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Thousands of tourists have pledged to behave responsibly on their travels in Iceland since a campaign run by tourism promotion site Inspired by Iceland kicked off on Friday.
Population of Iceland Grows by 1.8 Percent
The population of Iceland grew by 1.8 percent last year.
Icelanders Are World's Third Happiest
For the second time in a row, Icelanders are the third happiest nation on earth.
Comical Video Presents Iceland to Trump
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- Michael Raith, 2003. "Competition, Risk, and Managerial Incentives," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 93(4), pages 1425-1436, September.
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Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe, the President's special envoy on human rights issues, will lead Sri Lanka's delegation to next month's sessions of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
At these sessions, Sri Lanka's human rights record will come up for scrutiny under the Universal Periodic Review, a mechanism where every UN member country's performance is reviewed.
The case of Sri Lanka will come up on the 01st of November.
Thereafter, a three-country panel headed by India will formulate a report while other members of the panel include Spain & Benin.
Their report will be placed before the UNHRC on the 6th of November and will be adopted on the same day.
Accompanying Minister Samarasinghe will be Mohan Peiris, legal advisor to the Cabinet, officials of the External Affairs Ministry and the Attorney General's Department.
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Hawkers are born to be adventurers who love exploring dangerous or legendary places that others may fear. They have various abilities and skills that are ideal for exploring dangerous areas.
At Level 70, a Hawker follow the path of a Raider, who focuses on assassinations, or a Scout, who specialises in leading expeditions and attacking from range.
Continue reading for a class overview and to view the skills which they can learn.
Hawkers can be promoted to Raiders which specialize in delivering deadly attacks. Raiders possess fast movement, hiding abilities and fatal blow skills, so it is ideal for them to use hit and run tactics in battle.
Raiders, tend to favor Dual Swords or Katars to assassinate their enemies.
Raiders equipped with Dual Swords can initiate direct confrontations with their enemies due to their increased attack strength and defense. Katar Raiders can use their speed and dodge to avoid the enemy until they are ready for a sudden surprise attack. Raiders have a good dodge rate, allowing them to solo well. In a party, Raiders may actively be at the front line of battle due to their increased dodge and defensive strength, they can also contribute to fights by delivering fatal attacks when the time is right.
Raiders possess skills that that can inflict fatal blows and allow them to hide or camouflage themselves out of the enemy's sight. They also can use poisoning abilities, as well as a special skill that increases their movement speed.
Hawkers can advance to Scouts by focusing on their archery skills. Scouts can use Long Bow class weapons to do fast and accurate attacks.
Scouts tend to favor Long Bows, but it is also possible for them to use Crossbows.
Since Scouts are well suited to using long range attacks, they can afford to avoid close encounters with monsters. Instead, Scouts initiate attack on the enemy from a distance and continue to attack as the enemy approaches. This makes Scouts ideal for supporting melee attack characters from behind when adventuring in a party.
Since Scouts focus on long range attacks, most of their skills are related to bow abilities. These skills can increase attack accuracy when using a Bow weapon or the number of arrows that they can shoot at one time.
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The skills below can be learnt by a Hawker of any level. Some skills may evolve into others which may require you to specialise in a specific second job.
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At the same time, Baxter increased its investments in research and development to $1.2 billion, reflecting an increase of 22 percent, as the company advanced a number of clinical programs in its pipeline, expanded its portfolio with several product launches and line extensions, and initiated several new programs and collaborations. In addition, Baxter announced investments to enhance future plasma production capacity with a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Georgia and a collaboration with Stichting Sanquin Bloedvoorziening (Sanquin Blood Supply Foundation) in the Netherlands to support growth of its plasma-based treatments. The company also entered into a number of partnerships, such as a novel public-private partnership in Brazil to expand patient access to vital hemophilia therapies, and executed several business development initiatives to enhance future growth, including the proposed acquisition of Gambro AB, a global medical technology company focused on developing, manufacturing and supplying dialysis products and therapies for patients with acute or chronic kidney disease.''The progress we have made during 2012, together with our solid financial performance, sets a very strong foundation for 2013 and beyond. We remain very confident in the long-term growth prospects for our company,'' said Robert L. Parkinson, Jr., chairman and chief executive officer. ''Baxter's core portfolio continues to benefit from our focus on life-saving therapies, and the increased level of R&D investment has transformed our new product pipeline into a robust portfolio of products and therapies directed at improving the quality of care while addressing key, high-potential areas of unmet medical need. We've also entered into a number of partnerships and executed business development initiatives that align with our core strengths, position Baxter for future success, and enhance shareholder value.'' Recent achievements reflecting these priorities include the following:
- Announcement of pivotal Phase III study results evaluating the efficacy and safety of routine prophylaxis compared to on-demand treatment of FEIBA NF [Anti-Inhibitor Coagulant Complex], Nanofiltered and Vapor Heated, in patients with hemophilia A or B that develop inhibitors. Top-line results from the study showed a reduced median annual bleed rate from 28.7 during FEIBA NF on-demand treatment to 7.9 during FEIBA NF prophylactic treatment (a 72.5 percent reduction). The Phase III study will form the basis of a biologics license application to be filed with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the first quarter of 2013.
- Submission of an Investigational New Drug application for hemophilia A treatment BAX 855 with the FDA, following positive results from a Phase I trial. BAX 855 is a full-length longer-acting recombinant factor VIII (rFVIII) that was developed to increase the half-life of ADVATE [Antihemophilic Factor (Recombinant) Plasma/Albumin-Free Method] – the most widely chosen rFVIII in the world. Baxter expects to start enrollment of adult patients in its Phase II/III study in the first quarter of 2013.
- Execution of an exclusive 20-year partnership with Hemobrás (Empresa Brasileira de Hemoderivados e Biotechnologia) to provide hemophilia patients in Brazil greater access to recombinant factor VIII (rFVIII) therapy for the treatment of hemophilia A. Hemophilia A is a genetic condition in which the body does not produce enough clotting protein factor VIII. It is estimated that more than 10,000 people in Brazil are living with hemophilia A, and today the vast majority are treated with plasma-derived FVIII therapy. Through this innovative partnership, Baxter will be the exclusive provider of Brazil's recombinant FVIII treatment over the next 10 years while the companies work together on a technology transfer to support development of local manufacturing capacity by Hemobrás.
- Completion of the first U.S. study of the company's home hemodialysis system and initiation of a nocturnal in-center trial in Canada. Data from both trials will support the company's submission for CE Mark in Europe in 2013.
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Junior guard Josh Adams and Larry Nance Jr. combined for 47 points to help the University of Wyoming men's basketball team topple No. 25 Boise State, 71-66, in overtime during Friday's Mountain West Championship semifinals in the Thomas & Mack Center. The fourth-seeded Cowboys (24-9) clinched the win on a banked-in three from redshirt sophomore guard Jason McManamen to break a seven-game winning streak for top-seeded Boise State (25-8) and advance to the MW's title game for just the second time in school history.
After trailing by 12 in the first half, the Pokes crafted a 19-3 run before and after halftime to go up 45-41 six minutes in to the second half. Wyoming extended the lead to as much as six with eight minutes left, but the Broncos battled back to send the game to overtime at 57-57. The Cowboy were up by one in the extra frame, before McManamen's triple with 40 seconds left put them ahead 66-62. Free throws from Nance and senior guard Riley Grabau would seal UW's first victory over a ranked foe on a neutral court since a 73-66 upset of No. 6 Gonzaga in the 2002 NCAA tournament.
"Well, the first thing that comes to mind was it sounded, audio wise, like a game in Laramie," UW head coach Larry Shyatt said. "Really pleased our fans came out. I'm really happy for these guys. There's never been a game this year I've ever questioned their try. They have great try. When they're up, when they're down. So I'm happy for them. I think they're happy to be in the championship, but I don't think they're ready to settle for anything less than a championship victory."
Adams poured in a season-high 27 points for his seventh 20-point effort this season, while Nance added 20 as well, his 10th game with at least that many this season. Adams added five rebounds and three steals in 45 minutes, while Nance contributed four rebounds, three assists and two steals in 44 minutes. Grabau posted 13 points, including an 8-of-8 showing at the free throw line, and senior guard Charles Hankerson Jr. had five assists.
Wyoming shot 46 percent (22-of-48) from the field, 35 percent (6-of-17) beyond the arc and 78 percent (21-of-27) at the free throw line, while holding Boise State to 39 percent (22-of-57) from the field and 37 percent (10-of-27) from deep. The Broncos went 7-of-13 from three in the first half, but just 3-of-14 the rest of the game. BSU outrebounded UW, 33-28, but committed 26 fouls to just 17 for UW. Both teams committed 16 turnovers, as the two combined for 34 points off turnovers.
The Cowboys will square off with the winner of San Diego State and Colorado in the title game on Saturday at 4 p.m. MT on CBS.


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Sunday, February 20, 2011
L'Image de la France
The good news is that this young diplomat speaks Arabic. The bad news, which begins at about 3:00 of the clip, is that he seems to be à l'image du Président Sarkozy, who appointed him and whom he served previously at the Interior Ministry. The veneer of diplomatic politeness falls away, and we have a very Sarkozyesque confrontation with the press, puncuated with aggressive franchements, accusations directed at reporters for asking questions débiles, etc. etc. To judge by appearances, M. Boillon is very young and still unseasoned (although he served as ambassador to Iraq from 2009 to 2011). Perhaps we should allow him time to grow into his job and acquire the diplomatic niceties. But already Tunisians are demonstrating to have him recalled.
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- Mark said...
Did you catch at the end of the interview with the young journalist at the end: "Pourquoi vous avez parlé de ça? C'est lamentable et c'est nulle." The speech about Tunisia having given a lesson to the world earlier on is the height of hypocrisy. It'd be nice since he's ambassador if he could straighten his tie and button jacket.
- February 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM
I had noticed him when he was shown arriving in Bagdad as new French ambassador. Appalling. Looking like an overbearing commercial traveller.
- February 21, 2011 at 2:19 AM
Interesting. Anybody able to translate for us the last part in arabic, where the journalist obviously gets on his nerves and has him leave the room?
The body language is fantastic. C'est la diplomatie à l'estomac. Tu'm cherches, toi? hein? tu m'cherches? Qu'est-ce t'as dit sur mon pote Nicolas? Tu la veux ta claque?
- February 21, 2011 at 9:11 AM
Between MAM and this Sarko clone French foreign diplomacy / representation has a dramatic problem...Maybe some vacation in Mexico will help...
- February 21, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Mark said...
Did you catch this extra twist to in this story, Art? Now there's no doubt he's a narcissist. He posted hunky pictures of himself in his bathing suit on his facebook profile, which apparently anyone can access although I haven't tried myself:
- February 22, 2011 at 1:44 PM


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Recipe by Summerlea
These are bread-like muffins that I adapted from a Betty Crocker recipe. They have much less sugar and fat than most muffins and are great for breakfast or snacks.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3⁄4 cup milk
- 1⁄3 cup oil
- 1 egg
- 1⁄2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1 1⁄2 cups flour, plus 1/4 cup if needed
- 1⁄3 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 cup frozen blueberries
- sugar (optional)
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- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Place cupcake liners into a 12 cup muffin tin.
- Whisk the milk, oil and egg together.
- Gently stir in the flours, sugar, salt and baking powder until most of the flour has been incorporated. Add up to 1/4 cup more flour if the batter is too wet.
- Fold in the blueberries just until evenly distributed. If you overmix the batter the muffins will turn out tough.
- Fill each muffin cup 2/3 full. Sprinkle the muffins with 1/2 t sugar if desired.
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Sean Kingston is suing Penthouse Nightclub in LA for last week's assault & chain heist.
According to TMZ, Kingston has filed a lawsuit against Penthouse Nightclub, insisting they helped orchestrate the assault and robbery altogether. The lawsuit states that Kingston claims he was in the VIP area of the club when a security guard informed him that another VIP guest wanted to speak to him. Kingston says that when he went over to talk to the "guest", he was cornered by two men who punched him, hit him with a champagne bottle, and eventually stole his chain right off his neck.
As a result, Kingston is suing the nightclub for more than $900,000 worth in property & damages. Whether he gets that amount or not remains unknown, but we'll keep you posted if anymore on this story develops.
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Gotwalt, Helen Louise Miller.
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The bar-none trading post (money) --
The petrified prince (language) --
A travel game (transportation) --
The polka dot pup (fire prevention) --
Girls in books (book week) --
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Not for girls (arithmetic) --
Pilgrim parting (colonial life) --
The bread and butter shop (bread) --
Paul Revere rides again (communications) --
Star cadets (astronomy) --
The case of the balky bike (bicycle safety) --
Right of adoption (trees and conservation) --
It's a problem (health) --
A February failure (Abraham Lincoln) --
A Lincoln museum (Abraham Lincoln) --
Visitor to Mount Vernon (George Washington) --
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Hello, Mr. Groundhog (weather) --
Speaking of speech (speech) --
Who's who at the zoo (South America) --
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The Dutch PostNL has fabricated a musical instrument en route to trumpet master Eric Vloeimans in awesome short film, Sound of Delivery.
Every person has their own postal horror stories. Packages arrive busted, squished, or not at all. We often feel nervous about posting fragile packages, even with layers and layers of bubble wrap.
Which is why the Dutch postal services, PostNL, has gone to extraordinary lengths to put our minds at rest. They wanted to demonstrate just how careful they are by setting themselves a challenge; to ship an actively printing 3D printer without upsetting the print.
And to complicate things even further, the printed object is a functioning musical instrument! One slip or knock, and the 3D printed trumpet definitely won't work as it was intended.
Did the PostNL succeed in their mission? Watch the video and find out.
Sound of Delivery is the Future of the Postal Service
PostNL ships over a million packages every day, and relies on huge amounts of data, logistics and communication to perform their job. To ship an active 3D Printer, and ensure the finished product came out just right, is a very clever way to showcase the strengths of their postal system.
Specialist Joris Van Tubergen designed the 3D printable trumpet, fabricated as several separate components, together with the right packaging to keep the Ultimaker 3D Printer safe.
The package was addressed to Eric Vloeimans, one of the best trumpet players in the Netherlands, and the perfect person to judge whether the instrument was properly printed. He loved the result, and you can see him jamming in the studio with his 3D printed trumpet.
Based on the success of this stunt, 3D printing could definitely play a big part in the future of package delivery. It may take time to get it down to an exact science, but one thing's for sure: with the Sound of Delivery, PostNL has proven that it really can be done.
Read more about the future of 3D printing and postal services here and here and here.
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104 degrees...
If you haven't yet, go to:
The Unofficial Blog for Practical Progressives
Have personal air conditioners been invented yet?
Matt Smith, you write,
you should comb the site for anything saying that I would personally vote for Lieberman if I had the opportunity to do so.
Are you saying that you are not voting for Lieberman? Then, I don't get what LieberDem means.
In this post, you imply you are living in Philly. What gives?
The whole deck of cards seems to be coming down! DangerStein is a Lieberman past and present employee, and now we seem to be learning that Matt Smith is not from CT?
Please, no. Say it ain't so!
Aren't there any real voters who will stand up and give us a reason to support Joe?
Dude, he's said 100 times that he's from Philly and not CT. Hell, he said it in his last post too. And if you'd ever bothered to read his profile, you'd know that too. Besides, how many of the pro-Lamont bloggers are actually from CT? Is Kos? Nope, California? Chris Bowers? Oh wait, he's from Philly, like LieberDem. Get real.
On the other thing...it is curious that he never has said he personally supports Lieberman. I actually don't think he's ever even specifically endorsed him, although Gerstein obviously has. Odd.
I'll be out of reach for the next few days...see you all after the primary.
Andrew Sullivan, popular conservative blogger writes...
If I were a Democrat, I'd support Joe Lieberman next week. I don't believe the agenda of Ned Lamont will help either the U.S. or the Democrats. But, then, I'm not a Democrat. At this point, I'd best be described as a conservative independent. And compared to this conservative independent, Lieberman has been ridiculously obsequious to a Republican president who has made an appalling hash of a vital war. The notion, advanced by Lieberman, that criticism of the president's war leadership is somehow inappropriate when the country is in danger gets it exactly the wrong way round, I think. It is precisely because the danger is still so great that criticism is so necessary. That's democracy's strength. You could understand, if not forgive, this abdication of leadership if Lieberman were bound by partisan loyalty to Bush. But he isn't. And even those who are - like Chuck Hagel and Lindsey Graham and John McCain and John Warner - have had more astringent criticisms of the the conduct of the war than Lieberman. My guess is that he's still lobbying hard to replace Rumsfeld later this year and, by all accounts, probably will. Any replacement for Rumsfeld can only help us win this war, and Lieberman's ethical compass, unlike Rumsfeld's, would perhaps mitigate some of the depravity enabled by Captain Queeg. But I can understand those Democrats who do not think it is their role next week to give Bush their party's cover for his war-mismanagement. I'd still back him myself; but it's silly to believe it's nuts for Dems to choose the other guy.
Is Joe Lieberman Really A Republican?
Watch the video
This video also highlights Joe Lieberman's far-right roots.
Aren't there any real voters who will stand up and give us a reason to support Joe?
Not on this site. I can't wait for the BBC, The Nation, and all of the other prestigious organizations that are hanging on Mr. Smith's every word to read the last 48 hours of work on this site.
This site is just like a mini-Lieberman campaign, straight down to the supposedly independent "voters" who are actually out-of-staters, Lieberman staffers, or both. It's delicious.
Whoops - Looks like Matt decided to quickly change the subject on the basis of this cfaller post.
Let's have another look, shall we??
cfaller said...
I find it interesting that Matt Smith considers education to be more important than the Iraq War. That's way out of the mainstream, and I doubt anyone will decide to vote for Lieberman based on that.
I find this view especially interesting, considering that Joe Lieberman disagrees with Matt. Joe Lieberman thinks the Iraq War is VERY important, presumably far more important than education:
Here's Joe at the Brookings Institute on 4/26/04:
"I repeat, the outcome of this new war in Iraq will have enormous consequences for the people of Iraq, America and the world. If our enemies prevail and America retreats, Iraqis will face chaos, or a dictatorship, or both. The Iraqi domino could fall backwards as easily as it could fall forwards, and topple hopes for democracy throughout the Middle East. The region would be profoundly destabilized, which would gravely endanger American security, and the fanatical Islamic terrorists will be emboldened to take more aggressive actions against people in America, Europe and the Islamic world. The safety of our children's future would be greatly endangered."
One candidate thinks the Iraq War will guarantee the "safety of our children's future", clearly placing more importance on the Iraq War than the educational system of today. Another candidate believes that the money we spend in Iraq would be better spent on education and other programs. On Matt Smith's most important issue, guess which candidate he prefers?
Curiously, Matt Smith doesn't really consider Ned Lamont to be a better alternative to Joe Lieberman on his most important issue, education, citing "experience" as the key criteria.
But with the "experience" that Matt Smith wishes to lavish on Joe Lieberman, Matt overlooks the fact that with "experience" comes "accountability" and "responsibility". Matt Smith cites a lot of "vocal" support, and "fights" for grant increases, but he chooses not to cite any actual, real accomplishments during Joe Lieberman's 18 year tenure. I guess "accountability" and "responsibility" are words only to be used against Joe Lieberman's enemies, but never to be applied to Joe Lieberman himself.
Here's a question for you, Matt:
If Joe Lieberman has 18 years of "experience" on improving our educational system, and our educational system is "broken" in your own words, shouldn't Joe Lieberman take just a little bit of responsibility for presiding over the "breaking" of the system that has been occurring for the past 18 years?
Matt Smith shouldn't punish Ned Lamont for a mess that he didn't take part in creating, yet that's precisely what Matt wants to do. If the educational system is such a mess, why does Matt Smith refuse to hold Joe Lieberman accountable for that mess?
On the issue that is most important to Matt Smith, he fails to point out any major policy differences between Lieberman and Lamont, and fails to understand (or willfully ignores) how condoning the continuance of the Iraq War (i.e. voting for Joe Lieberman) hinders education spending.
On the issue that is most important to Matt Smith, he seems willing to settle for a guy that would rather spend $250 billion in Iraq than spend some of that money on schools.
On the issue that is most important to Matt Smith, why won't he fight for a better Senator?
Check the timestamps - my new post was posted over an hour earlier.
Now back to work.
Evedently true, but that's not much of an argument, Matt. Why not to answer some of those cfaller questions? They all seem pretty relevant to the case you're trying to make.
College Republicans Campaigning for Lieberman in Democratic Primary
Hmmmm, mighty odd, isn't it?
Wow, awfully quiet around here. Are there any Lieberman supporters left, except people officially connected with the campaign?
Seriously, not even Seedfreak is in sight.
Hello? Anyone here? Anything good to say about Joe Lieberman? I here rumors that he is going to give a big mea culpa on the War. Seriously. His own polls must look pretty depressing.
Where are these rumors? I haven't seen anything about them...
sniff... sniff... sniff... hmms... smells like something rotting or dying.
"Lieberman Plans for Loss"
Jane Hamsher pulled a pict off her blog, but it's been captured elsewhere.
She's freakin lost it. Has anyone talked to Lamont about this?
Don't tell me that the far left isn't antt-semitic. That little neo-naziette just lost all respect that most people might have had for her.
Here's a link to a photo capture--
And here's a link ot Rage Gurnsey Jane at Huff--she pulled the pict but this is far from over.
Lord Lieberman is the Dean Scream of 2006
Jane Hamsher has ALWAYS had problems with the truth. I find her blog a piece of garbage like a few more "left" blogs I could name.
The most depressing thing to me is that far too many on the "left" in the blogosphere are just as cavalier with the truth as those on the right. And they don't have to be.
To All My Good Friends At Lieberdem:
I am truly sorry that your campaign is ending so tragically.
The unfortunate truth is that Joe Lieberman is running a vast karma deficit. That is his biggest problem, and that's his fault, not yours. We all appreciate the skill, professionalism, and heart with which you've approached this campaign.
Hopefully, you will all now come to your senses and rally around a better cause.
Yeah, I wondered if I was the only one appalled at the blackface thing. What it has to do with anti-Semitism I'm afraid I don't get, though. Seems like that's the popular accusation this week, everyone's an anti-Semite. I get the feeling if Lieberman were Lithuanian, accusations of anti-Lithuanianism would be getting hurled around.
I won't defend this for a second. Anyway, I'm through defending lefty bloggers; they can defend themselves if they're so inclined.
Susan: Totally agree. Between the trash hurled from the left and the trash hurled from the center, I'm having a hard time understanding either side's supporters.
I keep coming back to this point, though; what each CANDIDATE is responsible for is what his CAMPAIGN has put out. It really is irrelevant talking about anything else. Bloggers will be bloggers, surprise, surprise.
Like Anti-Semitism and Racism? You support that?
Rage Gurnsey Jane, who already lost Barbara Boxer and NARAL, is now losing the Jewish vote and the Black vote for Ned too.
Lamont and his racist bloggers.
Good team--they're inseparable.
Looks like Lamont's supporter is petering out--
"— U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman won the battle of campaign signs Wednesday, during a raucous noontime encounter with Greenwich millionaire Ned Lamont.
The Democratic primary contestants were ostensibly supporting a nationwide, union-backed initiative to shame Wal-Mart into enhancing employee health and pay benefits.
But during a 45-minute rally on the baking sidewalk outside the City Hall Annex, Lieberman and Lamont met face-to-face briefly for the last time before Tuesday's crucial vote.
The politicians looked each other in the eye when they shook hands, but from then on, Lieberman's campaign firepower, including about 100 young, T-shirted staffers thrusting up signs for news photographers, seemed to win the media event.
Only a handful of Lamont signs were peppered throughout a crowd of about 300 people, including local politicians and union leaders from across the state who support the "Wakeup Wal-Mart" campaign.
"Here's the great news, we're all together today in wanting to wake up Wal-Mart and say to treat your workers fairly," Lieberman said as his staffers screamed support. Lieberman bashed what he said were President Bush's "anti-labor policies," which hurt working families, as well as corporations such as Wal-Mart, which made $11 billion in profits last year. "We are not going to stand for this multi-billion-dollar corporation not paying a decent living wage, providing affordable health care to their employees," Lieberman.
When a Lamont supporter heckled Lieberman on accepting PAC money from the Arkansas-based Wal-Mart, Lieberman shouted "Good work. Let me just answer that lie with a fact," he said. "Wal-Mart PAC sent my campaign a check in March and we returned it in less than a week later. Stick with the record, deal with the facts." Wearing scuffed loafers and an open-collared shirt, Lieberman climbed off his "Joe's Tomorrow Tour" bus and was immediately mobbed by young campaign workers, who escorted him in a scene of near chaos that was choreographed to appear spontaneous.
One campaign aide, 25-year-old Adam Arifaj of Trumbull, was dressed in a banana costume, carrying a sign saying: "Like Lamont, Wal-Mart is bananas."
Lamont is Bananas--goes well with his Nuts. Has he sold his Wal-Mart stock yet? I'm sure he doesn't want to look two-faced, I mean, if he's making so much dough off of them, he isn't gonna cut into his profits by actually supporting a raise for their workers.
Here's a link to the full read:
Of course the people holding signs for Lieberman were from NJ and paid $60/day or members of the College Republicans.


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The final auditions have taken place, and now coaches have to make some hard decisions as they select the 53-man roster.
The toughest calls are at running back and safety. As you'll see, I've changed my mind on this spot each week, and I have twice since last night's game. (Editor's note: And since we first published this 'You make the cut' quiz, which has since updated.)
Safety is another tough spot because of long-term uncertainty hovering over Meriweather (risk of suspensions) and Thomas (injuries).
But here's one final stab at the initial 53-man roster.
Quarterback – 3: Robert Griffin III, Kirk Cousins, Colt McCoy.
(Last week: Griffin, Cousins, McCoy)
This projection remains the same. Jay Gruden again spoke highly of McCoy and his contributions to the room, and he also is the insurance policy if Griffin, who in Game 2 displayed his reckless side again, can't remain healthy and Cousins has to take over.
Running back – 5: Alfred Morris, Roy Helu Jr., Silas Redd, Lache Seastrunk, fullback Darrel Young
(Last week: Morris, Helu, Royster, Young)
The two rookies pulled off the upset, in my mind. Redd averaged 5.6 yards a carry and had a touchdown, as well as a catch for eight yards. He's faster than Evan Royster (his former Penn State teammate and close friend) and more effective running between the tackles. Seastrunk showed he has fantastic speed and that home run threat, taking a pass 80 yards to paydirt. He also is a more effective runner than Thompson because he is a little bigger and stronger. Another factor: Durability. Seastrunk practiced for two weeks on a bad foot that caused a lot of pain. Thompson has a long injury history. He does have practice-squad eligibility. I really like Royster, so this is a hard call. I like Thompson, too. Tough, tough call, and my job doesn't depend on it. Imagine being RB coach Randy Jordan, who actually choked back tears when I asked him about how tough a decision this was going to be.
Wide receiver – 6: Pierre Garcon, DeSean Jackson, Andre Roberts, Santana Moss, Aldrick Robinson, Ryan Grant
(Last week: Garcon, Jackson, Roberts, Moss, Robinson, Grant)
This group remains unchanged. Throughout camp and the preseason, this has been pretty clear regarding the top six at this position. Lee Doss and Nick Williams both have practice-squad eligibility.
Tight end – 3: Jordan Reed, Logan Paulsen, Niles Paul
(Last week: Reed, Paulsen, Paul)
Ted Bolser never had a strong chance of making this roster with the talented Reed, seasoned Paulsen and versatile Paul ahead of him.
Offensive line – 8: Trent Williams, Shawn Lauvao, Kory Lichtensteiger, Chris Chester, Tyler Polumbus, Morgan Moses, Spencer Long, Josh LeRibeus
(Last week: Williams, Lauvao, Lichtensteiger, Chester, Polumbus, LeRibeus, Moses, McGlynn, Long, Compton)
McGlynn didn't survive the first cuts, but quickly signed with the Chiefs. Compton seemed to regress. Moses had a very up and down night at right tackle, but Compton hasn't been significantly better.
Defensive line – 6: Chris Baker, Barry Cofield, Jason Hatcher, Jarvis Jenkins, Kedric Golston, Clifton Geathers.
(Last week: Chris Baker, Barry Cofield, Jason Hatcher, Jarvis Jenkins, Chris Neild, Kedric Golston)
Chris Neild's ACL injury opens the door for Geathers. Golston and Baker can both back up Cofield at nose, and I still have Stephen Bowen opening the season on the PUP list.
Linebacker – 9: Ryan Kerrigan, Keenan Robinson, Perry Riley Jr., Brian Orakpo, Trent Murphy, Adam Hayward, Will Compton, Everette Brown, Akeem Jordan
(Last week: Kerrigan, Robinson, Riley, Orakpo, Murphy, Hayward, Compton, Jackson, Sharpton)
In a mildly surprising move, Washington cut Rob Jackson. Everette Brown stood out on special teams more. Sharpton would've beaten Jordan out had he been healthy, but he missed the final three preseason games with a high-ankle sprain. However, if it turns out Jordan's knee injury from last night is serious, then I'd put Sharpton back on the list.
Cornerback – 5: DeAngelo Hall, David Amerson, E.J. Biggers, Bashaud Breeland, Tracy Porter
(Last week: Hall, Amerson, Biggers, Breeland, Porter)
Porter battled injuries off and on this preseason (as he has all his career), but coaches like his experience. Richard Crawford and Chase Minnifield just didn't seem to make an impact.
Safety – 5: Ryan Clark, Bacarri Rambo, Phillip Thomas, Trenton Robinson, Akeem Davis
(Last week: Brandon Meriweather, Ryan Clark, Phillip Thomas, Bacarri Rambo)
Because of his suspension, Meriweather will not count against the 53 for the first two weeks. Thomas's fragile health helps Robinson, who can play both positions and plays special teams. Akeem Davis was stellar on special teams last night. He also showed he has a nose for the ball on defense.
Specialists – 3: Kai Forbath, Robert Malone, Nick Sundberg
(Zach Hocker, Robert Malone, Nick Sundberg)
The veteran Forbath stood tall under pressure while rookie Hocker whiffed on a big kick.
Follow Jones on Twitter for up-to-the-minute news on cuts leading up to Saturday's 4 p.m. deadline to trim the roster from 75 to 53 players.
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I am running a home network with a LAN of 4 windows xp32 PCs connected
using a workgroup. 2 have XP professional, 1 XP tablet and 1 XP home
The XP home edition is the main PC on which I have spiceworks installed.
Having read the post in this forum on windows workgroups, I have
installed the registry key to force guest logins to 0. This forcing
cannot be done (so the post says) for XP home edition - but that is OK
for me, as I am running my home edition PC as the main PC for
spiceworks. Tablet XP is (I think) XP professional with the tablet
extras, so should function as an XP professional PC for these purposes.
So, having installed the registry keys, I now enter my PC logins into
the spiceworks network settings page - in the format PC\user_name for
each PC - each user_name having admin rights.
When I now scan the network for these other PCs, the search progress bar
does not progress much past about 1% ever.
When (in settings - network) I use the test function, specifying the IP
address of a PC, the test function appears to start, but there is then
no confirmation message that the test has completed, failed or
Can anyone please throw some light on these issues ?
Many thanks for any help out there.
This topic was created during version 1.0.
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Nov 14, 2006 at 7:23 UTC
The first thing to do is to figure out which machine our scanner is
hanging on.
For each of your windows computers, you should be able to run this
command to see if WMI is functioning properly. My guess would be that
this will hang on at least one of your machines. On the machine that
you installed Spiceworks on, open a cmd.exe window and run this
c:\> wmic /node:IPADDRESS_OF_WINBox systemenclosure get serialnumber
if you run wmic /? it will give you all the possible args. You probably
also want to use the /USER and /PASSWORD flags too.
This command will verify that you have WMI set up properly between the
machines. If it hangs on one, run the wmidiag.exe program on that
machine and see if detects anything. See http:/
where to download that from.
If this doesn't work for you, send email to email@example.com and
we will go from there...
Mar 14, 2007 at 1:19 UTC
What ever came of this?
May 1, 2007 at 8:52 UTC
jrleighton, did you find a resolution to this issue?
Feb 24, 2009 at 10:04 UTC
where can i get wmidiag.exe from? as some machines in my network cause the network scan to freeze, and it doesnt move onto the next machine
Apr 5, 2010 at 10:09 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Another poster just dropping the ball and never following up. Typical.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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Yankees To Get A New Stadium
Plans were unveiled to build a replica of the old Yankees Stadium across the street from its current location.
"The design, by the architectural firm of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, would restore many of the signature features of the original 82-year-old stadium that were wiped out by the 1976 renovation, and it would retain the same field dimensions and dugouts, according to two executives who have seen the plans."
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November 03, 2011
By any measure, LSU is a running team: The Tigers keep the ball on the ground more than twice as often as throw, put it in the air less frequently than any other offense in the SEC and have churned out at least 175 yards rushing in all but one game. Along with Alabama, they've forged arguably the most balanced attack in the nation: 189 yards per game rushing, 183 passing. Which also explains why the passing game is one the nation's most efficient, and is suddenly showing more big-play spark than the Tigers' blue-chip depth chart has flashed in years.
The most obvious breakthrough is Rueben Randle, a former all-universe recruit who's making good on the hype as a downfield threat, and then some: Through two-thirds of the regular season, Randle leads the SEC in touchdown catches and yards per catch and is second in receptions covering at least 25 yards. He has four catches covering at least 40 yards in the last three games alone, three of them touchdowns, in which the Tigers have put up 124 points (41.3 per game) with only one TD by the defense or special teams. But where Randle is concerned — and where Alabama will be concerned on Saturday night — it all begins with the run, and the respect it commands from opposing defenses.
Island of no return. Against Auburn, LSU lined up for 2nd-and-7 in the first quarter in a vanilla I-formation; thinking run, Auburn added an eighth man to its 4-3 front, sophomore safety Demetruce McNeal, leaving a single free safety over the top and both corners on an island.
Theoretically, McNeal is still in position to help freshman corner Robenson Therezie if Randle runs an inside route, or if Jefferson tips pass immediately, giving McNeal time to drop into deeper coverage. Instead, the initial run action sucks in the linebackers and briefly freezes McNeal, while Randle easily blows by Therezie at the line of scrimmage:
The play is almost over before quarterback Jordan Jefferson turns around. By then, Randle is streaking past Therezie and McNeal's hesitation has left him several steps short of being able to recover...
… leaving Randle to coast into the end zone untouched:
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If you thought either Auburn defender looked fairly close to making a play from the sideline angle, well, they weren't. Nor were their predecessors at Mississippi State or Florida, which were both torched by Randle for long touchdowns, as well. Not coincidentally, the Tigers averaged 187 yards rushing in those three games, on more than 4.5 per carry. In last year's 24-21 win over Alabama in Baton Rouge, they did even better.
Counterpunch. Alabama counters the deep ball in two ways. The first (and most important) is a back four that match up with any secondary in the country in terms of talent and experience: Mark Barron, Dré Kirkpatrick and Robert Lester are all upperclassmen with NFL futures, and sophomore Dee Milliner is coming up right behind them. The second is a 3-4 scheme specifically designed to stop the run with only seven men in the box.
Nick Saban is known for an endless array of zone blitzes and other pressure looks, but as Saban explains it, 'Bama's base defense is fundamentally designed around basic gap assignments against the run — that is, the defensive linemen and linebackers are all responsible for shutting down a specific lane. Against a conventional two-back, two-receiver set, that's seven men, seven gaps and two safeties unencumbered to react to a pass.
On the back end, the Crimson Tide can go to zone or man-to-man with their physical corners, but stopping the run up front is still very much a mano-a-mano proposition, one most defenses don't have the luxury of considering: To afford the extra man in the secondary, the front seven must consistently win battles at the point of attack to clog up running lanes. Which it does, of course, better than any front seven in the country: 'Bama is allowing fewer yards rushing (44.9 per game) than any defense since Michigan in 2006, on fewer yards per carry (1.7) than any defense in at least a decade. The only offense yet to top 100 yards or three yards per carry as a team is Penn State, and it didn't get there by much.
As a result, opposing are forced to either abandon the running game altogether or finds itself facing 3rd-and-death: 83 of the 121 third downs the Crimson Tide have faced this year (68.5 percent) have been 3rd-and-7 or longer. Either way, the play-action that's been LSU's bread and butter is rendered irrelevant, and that's when they go in for the kill:
Of course, Alabama can be beaten deep: Florida went long for a touchdown on the first snap of the game, burning Dré Kirkpatrick with (late) safety help from Robert Lester. Ole Miss scored on its first possession after hitting a long pass, too. But neither the Gators nor Rebels found the end zone again, and North Texas, Vanderbilt and Tennessee didn't find it at all; Penn State only got there in the final two minuets of a blowout. If LSU can't recreate at least some measure of last year's success on the ground, it could be headed for the same fate.
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- transitive verb (collated; collating) Etymology: back-formation from collation Date: 1612 1. a. to compare critically b. to collect, compare carefully in order to verify, and often to integrate or arrange in order 2. [Latin collatus, past participle] to institute (a cleric) to a benefice 3. a. to verify the order of (printed sheets) b. to assemble in proper order; especially to assemble (as printed sheets) in order for binding Synonyms: see compare • collator noun
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