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What Went Wrong: This classic doomed romance perhaps started the trend of fast-paced divorce. Valentino, a famous Italian actor — nicknamed "the Latin Lover" — impulsively married the American actress in 1919. She quickly regretted the decision and locked him out of their honeymoon suite. After knocking for 20 minutes (the door, not boots), he headed home. In divorce proceedings, she claimed they never consummated their union.
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AUSTIN — A man arrested last fall for assaulting two Texas game wardens following a high-speed pursuit in Limestone County has been convicted of four felonies in connection with the case.
Two game wardens had been on routine patrol early on the morning of Oct. 5, 2013 in McLennan County looking for illegal road hunting when they attempted to stop a vehicle they had seen operating on a public road without headlights. The driver of the vehicle rammed the state vehicle the two wardens were in, but both vehicles were still drivable.
The driver of the suspect vehicle left the scene and the wardens gave pursuit. During that pursuit, someone in the fleeing truck shined a bright light into the eyes of the wardens and their vehicle went off the roadway, striking a culvert. Both game wardens were injured, one requiring hospitalization.
Taken into custody by local and state officers two days later was Teddy Wayne Davenport, 44. He was arrested in a wooded area two miles southeast of Teague in Freestone County and booked into the Limestone County jail, since the assaults had occurred in that county.
A Limestone County jury found Davenport guilty on Friday of four felony charges: Two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (a first-degree felony), burglary of a building (third-degree felony), felony evading arrest (third-degree felony).
The jury then considered punishment and assessed Davenport with a 50-year prison term for each of the aggravated assault counts and 10 years for each of the third-degree felony counts. The terms will run concurrently.
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A Study of the Safety and Effectiveness of Different Doses of 1592U89 in HIV-Infected Patients
This study has been completed.
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|A Phase II Randomized, Blinded, Dose-Ranging Multicenter Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Different Regimens of 1592U89 Monotherapy Upon Selected Immunological and Virological Markers of HIV-1 Infection in Antiretroviral Therapy-Naive Patients
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Patients are randomized to receive one of three doses of 1592U89. During this randomized dosing phase, if a patient meets one of the following criteria, he/she is offered open-label 1592U89 (300 mg) plus zidovudine (ZDV) plus lamivudine (3TC) (or other licensed antiretrovirals according to standard practice). Criteria are based on falling CD4 counts (return to baseline on two occasions at least 1 month apart), disease progression (defined as occurrence of a new AIDS-defining event according to CDC classification excluding CD4 counts less than 200 cells/mm3), or lack of virus suppression (defined as less than 0.7log10 reduction in viral load at Week 4 with a repeat value 1 week later, more than 5000 copies/ml HIV RNA at Weeks 12, 16, 20, or 24, or 5000 copies/ml or more anytime after Week 24).
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Staszewski S, Katlama C, Harrer T, Massip P, Yeni P, Cutrell A, Tortell SM, Harrigan RP, Steel H, Lanier RE, Pearce G. A dose-ranging study to evaluate the safety and efficacy of abacavir alone or in combination with zidovudine and lamivudine in antiretroviral treatment-naive subjects. AIDS. 1998 Nov 12;12(16):F197-202.
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A series of novelty wines inspired by hit Tv show Game Of Thrones is set for release.
The popular fantasy drama, which stars Peter Dinklage and Lena Headey, follows a host of powerful families battling it out for dominance of the fictional land of Westeros, and it has now become the basis for a selection of wines masterminded by Australian advertising company Common Ventures.
The Wines of Westeros features 12 red and white varieties and will launch to coincide with the premiere of the show's fifth series in 2015.


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The first of March saw many new fishing regulations go into effect in California, including several that local anglers need to be aware of.
Perhaps most notable is that it is now illegal to fillet salmon or steelhead on the river, boat ramp or shoreline. Filleting must be delayed until the angler reaches their permanent residence, a commercial preparation facility, or the fish are being prepared for immediate consumption. All steelhead and salmon must remain in such condition that their species can still be determined.
New sturgeon regulations establish a new method of measuring sturgeon and a new size limit of 40-60 inches. Barbless hooks are also required when fishing for sturgeon and snares are prohibited. Sturgeon longer than 65 inches fork length may not be removed from the water.
Interestingly, spear fishing for striped bass will now be allowed in the Valley District (mostly the Delta), and all of Black Butte Reservoir is now open for spear fishing. Anglers will also be allowed to keep hatchery-marked trout and hatchery-marked steelhead in most areas that have been catch and release only previously. Anglers who journey up to Iron Gate Reservoir and the handful of other lakes holding yellow perch, will find that the bag limit has been removed on this species, and you can keep as many as you want.
Additionally, Jan. 1 saw the elimination of the long-standing "slot limit" for black bass species on Lake Oroville. The rules for Oroville have been brought into line with the rest of the state, with the regs now being a basic 12-inch minimum size limit on all black bass species (largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, Florida-strain largemouth bass, spotted bass, and associated hybrids).
Dobyns seminar
Local bass anglers have a rare opportunity next week to hear one of the most successful pros in the history of Northern California dish out many of his secrets. The western region's all-time leading money winner, Gary Dobyns, along with his son Richard Dobyns, will conduct a seminar from 6:30-8:30 p.m. March 20 at the Paradise Elk's Lodge, 6309 Clark Road in Paradise.
The elder Dobyns is the holder of 26 "Angler of the Year" titles, and has won 40 boats in competition. Among his more than 80 tournament fishing victories was the 2009 U.S. Open. The younger Dobyns earned the "Western Everstart Angler of the Year" title in 2011.
Presented by the Paradise Bass Club, tickets are $3 per person, with children younger than 16 free. For tickets or more information, call 533-8182.
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The Paradise Bass Club held its monthly tournament at Bullard's Bar Reservoir, reported club Tournament Director Robbie Merwin.
Fishing was tough, with post-frontal conditions and bluebird skies. The group had eight teams competing, and a self-imposed new 13-inch minimum size limit for bass. As such, only six bass made it to the scales, although most of the teams reported catching a lot of small undersize fish. The winning fish were caught on wacky-rigged Senkos, with the few other fish caught on tubes. Final standings: Tom Merino/James Shipps, 4.8 pounds total; Brent Foster/Dennis Helms, 2.6; Jason Bubier/Alison Bubier, 1.6; Big Fish, Merino/Shipps, 2.8.
NWTF banquet
The Chico chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will hold its annual fundraising banquet at 5:30 p.m. on April 12, at The Palms restaurant, 2947 Nord Avenue, Chico. A great assortment of raffle and auction prizes will be available, including wildlife-themed art, hunting equipment, and collector-quality guns. Tickets are $65 single, $100 couple, $35 youth. Early birds who purchase tickets by April 6 get into a special raffle. For tickets or more information, call 966-3396.
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This Saturday, the 21st of May, the State champion of Colorado High School lacrosse will be crowned. After cruising past the Chaparral High Wolverines in a 13-1 victory, the Regis Jesuit Raiders look to continue their momentum through the championship game and claim the title. Their opponent, the Kent Denver Sun Devils, have some confidence and momentum as well after overcoming an early three goal deficit to defeat the Wheat Ridge High Farmers by a score of 13-9.
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Immigration advocacy meets the stage: How the managing attorney for HIAS in Philadelphia put together a coalition of a dozen organizations in order to bring an immigration-themed performance to the area.
Usually, when someone leaves a play they enjoyed, they talk about what parts they liked best, maybe send a tweet encouraging followers to go see it, or simply replay their favorite parts mentally while on their way to dinner.
Not Philippe Weisz. Weisz, the managing attorney for HIAS in Philadelphia, recalls that as soon as he and a colleague exited a performance last year of De Novo, "we began talking about how amazing it would be to bring it to Philadelphia — it would be a great way to show what we do day in and day out at the agency, as well as to shed light on the difficulties immigrants, particularly immigrant youths, face in the United States."
That last point is particularly salient. De Novo, which takes its title from the Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning" (and which, as a de novo trial, is a feature of the American legal system), is a live docudrama of the failed immigration appeal of Edgar Chocoy, a 16-year-old Guatemalan who petitioned to stay in the United States based on his fear that he would be killed by the gang he quit when he fled Guatemala.
His appeal was denied in March 2004 and 17 days after being deported, he was murdered in his hometown of Villanueva, on the outskirts of Guatemala City.
"When you're petitioning for asylum," says Jeffrey Solomon, the playwright of De Novo, which will be produced locally on Dec. 8 and 9, "your success is really based on how well you can tell your story to the court. In many cases, all the evidence you have is your story. You've got to be persuasive."
Solomon is the founder and co-artistic director of the New York-based theatrical company, Houses on the Moon, which produces the play. He looks at the play as a second chance to make the case for Chocoy, whose attempts to break free of the Guatemalan gang he joined as a preteen ultimately led to him entering the U.S. illegally.
Chocoy's case, his life and his death became the focus of the play due to the advocacy of his mother, Marguerita, and his lawyer, Kim Salinas. But Solomon is quick to point out that the boy's situation was far from unique. "When we put out a request to human rights organizations and legal organizations for cases that were worthy of a second hearing, we received hundreds of responses — most of them about women and unaccompanied minors."
His case may not be unique, but Chocoy's story stuns nonetheless. His mother left him with his grandfather when he was still a baby so that she could go to the United States to try to earn a better life for her family. To her, the decision was the only rational one, according to Solomon.
"The way she put it was: 'In Guatemala, you buy for one but not the other' — if you buy for one child, the other child goes hungry." After fleeing his country, Chocoy moved in with his mother in Los Angeles. He ultimately wound up getting conscripted by the local chapter of his Guatemalan gang as an armed lookout, until being arrested, when his legal ordeal began.
This is the time that the play deals with, thanks not only to the massive legal record, but also to a trove of letters that Chocoy sent to his mother that chronicled his experience in the detention center. The result, Solomon says, is a "just the facts, ma'am" approach that resists any Manichean view of the immigration process. "We aren't trying to present some kind of heavy-handed moral here; we're just trying to truthfully tell the story of someone who is invisible to a lot of us."
To do that story justice required a lot of research — over a year's worth, according to Solomon. "Our process for all of our work is based on a long research period and partnerships with as many community groups as possible."
Weisz intimately understands the intricacies of working with multiple groups. In order to bring De Novo to Philadelphia, he put together a coalition of a dozen organizations over an eight-month span, including AJC Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey, Greater Philadelphia Jewish Coalition on Immigration and Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, to satisfy the Independence Foundation's requirements for matching funds for the performances.
For Weisz, the chance to reach an entirely different audience than the one that usually shows up for HIAS events at synagogues and community events through HIAS' first sponsorship of a play makes all of his efforts worthwhile, and could provide a template for future outreach.
"We are really looking to the arts as a new tool of communication," he says, one that "offers us a whole new opportunity to reach out to new constituencies that might otherwise not come out to hear our attorneys speak."
Just as important to him and the other coalition members is the chance to expose audience members to the legal struggles facing immigrants. "We share a history: There's no doubt that our experiences as a Jewish community, the challenges we faced as immigrants were exactly the same as the challenges that the Latino community faces today."
De Novo
Dec. 8 and 9 at Walnut Street Theatre Studio 5
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Shoemaker's splitter giving hitters splitting headache
ANAHEIM -- Fourteen-year-old Matt Shoemaker was struggling to find the right changeup.
Shoemaker and his father had toyed around with different grips and ultimately landed on the one that has carried him through his first full season in the Majors -- his splitter.
Shoemaker's disappearing splitter has baffled hitters so far this season and helped him go 13-4 with a 3.33 ERA. The 27-year-old right-hander picked up his 13th win of the season Tuesday night by tossing seven shutout innings against Miami, extending his scoreless streak to 16 2/3 innings.
The splitter has accounted for 62 of his 108 strikeouts (57 percent), according to Brooks Baseball, despite being used only 20 percent of the time.
"I'll use it where a guy would use a changeup and I'll throw that for a strikeout," Shoemaker said.
Hitters have been aggressive against the offspeed offering (swinging 63 percent of the time, by far the highest among Shoemaker's pitches) but have whiffed often (37 percent of swings, also the highest). Shoemaker has turned those misses into strikeouts, in part because he throws it about half the time he has two strikes.
When hitters have managed to make contact, it hasn't been solid. Balls in play are on the ground half the time (52 percent) against the splitter, while hitters have a .156 average against the pitch. The next lowest batting average for a Shoemaker pitch is .247 on his slider.
In his one-hit effort against Boston last Thursday, Shoemaker threw a season-high 30 splitters, helping to coax nine groundouts and nine strikeouts.
Matthew DeFranks is an associate reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @MDeFranks. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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With the 2012 season in the books and the Heels finishing out 8-4 and Coastal Division champs, I would say that there is a lot to be proud of in Chapel Hill and at the Kenan Stadium Football Center!! Here are just some quick observations/reasons about why I and so many others are "all in" with Fedora and this staff and are thrilled with what the future holds.
1. No excuses!! Coach Fedora came into an absolute mess with NCAA sanctions and with it, the opportunity for upper classmen to hit the road and transfer. Additionally, there was a wavering fan base that was upset with any number of matters – some fans were upset with the way Butch Davis was treated and how he was shown the door; the Ivory Tower academia group was upset with the "over emphasis" that is put on college athletics and have strayed away from academics; some fans just wanted to move on and forget the entire nightmare of the past two years. And then, in rides Coach Fedora and the first thing he does is install an up-tempo spread style offense that requires pro style players and a 4-2-5 defense even though he inherited basic 4-3 personnel. Again, there were no excuses, but more of a challenge to the fan base to bond together to support these players on those magical seven Saturdays every Fall in Kenan Stadium. The rallying cry was be loud in the Tar Pit, be obnoxious and come early/stay late! From all accounts I'm seeing and hearing in the community, Coach Fedora as well as Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham have made huge strides with all fan groups and that's what leaders do.
2. He's not a politician and does not deflect blame. The common thread in college football and the NFL is that when a new coach comes in and there are bumps in the road the immediate response or tilt of the coach is that "these are not my players" or "once we get my kind of kids/players in here, the results and style of play will elevate." Coach Fedora came in with the immediate attitude of winning NOW and winning every game. Again, against all odds of the no postseason carrot and the opportunity to technically be the conference champion, Fedora found a way for the players to buy in. To me that is truly deserving of ACC Coach of the Year status even ousting the miraculous doings of what David Cutcliffe orchestrated over in Wallace Wade this year.
***I cannot continue without stating many thanks to Coach Davis and John Shoop, who did a fantastic job of leaving the shelves pretty well stocked in the transition year….Thank you coach!
3. Momentum. These assistant coaches and Fedora have so many great selling tools going into this recruiting cycle and offseason. An 8-4 record and being Coastal Division champs (technically), the gaudy and X-BOX type numbers you can help generate in this offense which is recognized on a national level (RUN GIO RUN), a team that produced 10 All-ACC players this past season and lastly, against all odds, the Heels could well be Coastal division pre-season favorites with the way the division is trending and shaking out. These are all points that will be made in living rooms across the country as Coach Fedora brings in top level talent to run his Nascar-style offense and attacking defense.
4. Culture change. Southern Miss, do you guys wish you tried a little harder to keep him as your head man? For those of you who do not know, Southern Miss was 12-2 in 2011 and were Conference USA Champions under Coach Fedora. A year later, not so much. The Golden Eagles went 0-12 after Coach Fedora settled down in Chapel Hill. My memory of college football may be limited to the last 30 years but I can't remember (and didn't find online), a team that swooned so fast. This might be a first in college football. Is this all representative of only the head coach? No. But he is a pretty big piece of the puzzle and I guarantee if you ask those returning players at Southern Miss, they would be dying to have had Coach Fedora back. At UNC, a big culture change was the uniforms, swag, colors, threads, gear or whatever you want to refer to it as, but that not only rejuvenated the players but it fired up the fans including this one especially when we saw the fighting Fedoras come out of the tunnel rocking the Chrome Foot helmets against the Wolfpack. If you don't think that had a huge impact on that game just take a look at this all-access video and see the reaction from the players. If you think that the uniform combinations have been awesome this year just wait until next year. Word from a source is that new combinations of colors were ordered recently with Nike and it will put us on track to be the "Oregon" of the Southeast. I can't wait to see them – and more importantly neither can the players and the recruits whom we're pursuing who will be wearing the new threads.
What does 2013 hold for the Heels? I know that we will start out of the gate with a daunting task in Columbia, South Carolina against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks and the Ole' Ball Coach, who will have in his back pocket the preseason lock national player of the year in Jadeveon Clowney. With that being said folks, the future is extremely bright on the Hill. We have our leader in place, our fan base is unifying again and the black cloud is leaving beautiful Chapel Hill!!
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Who will face off against Henry Cavill in the "Man of Steel" sequel, where Superman battles Batman?
According to The Hollywood Reporter, director Zack Snyder is beginning to formulate a list of potential actors and is considering casting a Caped Crusader in his late 30s or early 40s.
The sequel will reportedly not tell the character's origin story, but give fans an "established and rugged" Batman, similar to the character seen in Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" comic series from the '80s.
So who is on the potential Batman shortlist?
Josh Brolin, 46, is said to be the frontrunner according to two THR sources, but another studio source told the mag that the casting process has just begun.
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Ryan Gosling, 32, is also reportedly being eyed for superhero role.
"True Blood's" Joe Manganiello, 36, who director Snyder liked as a possible Superman, is also a potential Batman. The actor's schedule for his HBO vampire show could reportedly pose a problem for filming.
Other Batman contenders include: "The Hobbit's" Richard Armitage, "Pacific Rim's" Max Martini and "Watchmen" star Matthew Goode.
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Peter wrote:In my opinion it is important to either be familiar with them yourself or to have a teacher who is familiar with them. The suttas are simply too vague in too many places to rely on them alone. Vagueness leave plenty of room for an unawakened practitioner to insert his own deluded interpretations. Never forget that the reason we suffer is because of delusion; the reason the Buddha taught is because he was free from delusion. We need to rely on the teachings of others if we are to get free from this maze.
People who believe all they need to awaken is read some suttas are, in my opinion, allowing themselves to be lead by their pride. Of course, such a person will read this statement and their pride will not let them believe it.
clw_uk wrote:Can ones practice be frutiful (and lead to nibbana) without referring to the commentaries?
Can you tell us about some of them?
how you know they were Noble?
how you know they were never aware of the explanations in the Commentaries?
Ben wrote:Nyaniponika Thera in 'Abhidhamma Studies' also asserts that while the core of the Abhidhamma Mantikas were probably composed by the Buddha, it was Sariputta and Sariputta's students who fleshed it out.
Ben wrote:The Commentarial tradition began with the Buddha and his senior disciples as a method to explain the Dhamma to those who were less realised or did not have the paramitas to penetrate the Dhamma unassisted.
A fruitful practice and nibbana, without the commentaries?
Whose commentaries? Theravadin? Sarvastivadin? Or any number of other schools? Why priviledge one sret of commentaries over another?
Any school's commentary
tiltbillings wrote:clw_uk,
I do not know if you have read any actual commentaries,so here is a commentaries of the Satipatthana Sutta. Take some time; read through it carefully.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/auth ... wayof.html
Commentaries may not be the final word, but they are important word.
retrofuturist wrote:My perspective is much like that of Tilt, "Commentaries may not be the final word, but they are important word."
Retrofuturist said: This leaves though the historical fact that it is only the Theravada tradition that possesses the Abhidhamma.
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TRAVELLERS have frustrated Radcliffe residents by setting up camp on the old East Lancashire Paper Mill site for the third time in as many years.
Residents spotted the camp being set up in a car park in Church Street East, near the site of the old Papermakers Arms pub, yesterday.
At least 10 caravans can now be seen at the camp on private land which backs onto Brook Street and East Street.
It is believed travellers have moved onto and left these grounds three times in the last three years but they usually only stay for less than a week.
A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said they were aware the landowners, CHP Properties, had given the travellers permission to be there.
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A resident of Brook Street, who did not wish to be named, said the travellers camp has appeared on this site every year for the past three years at around this time.
She said: "If they just stayed, kept quietly to themselves and tidied their rubbish into a skip before they left no one would have a problem with that.
"But they can be violent and abusive and they leave disgusting rubbish.
"Last year after they left we cleaned up and found full nappies, underwear, plates covered in food and human excrement."
Mark Kilcoyne, chairman of the East Lancashire Paper Mill Cricket Club which uses the land, said: "They appear on this land around every six months or so and in the last few years I have seen them there about three or four times.
"They usually leave within seven days and move onto a disused car park in Ringley Road – I don't know where they go after that.
"They have never done any damage to the cricket club or caused a nuisance to us."
CHP Properties, formerly known as P&F Properties, acquired the site in 2007 and proposed a regeneration project including houses, buildings for employment, a new high school and a water feature.
The company has been unable to find a buyer for the site and last May Bury Council's planning committee voted to extend the time limit on the planning permission to 2016.
A spokesman for Bury Council said: "If the travellers are on council land or are on the site without the landowner's permission, Bury Council can take steps to remove them."


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- Jaideep Varma & Jatin Thakkar
A thrashing once more - India's Team IMPACT on the game was a meagre 1.23 while Australia's touched 2.64 - an embarrassing difference for India.
The IMPACT scorecard for the match. All figures between 0 to 5.
* In a career context, these figures will be restricted between 0 and 5, with 5 as the highest on the IMPACT Index scale. In a match context though, the unrestricted figures tell their own stories.
Most interestingly, David Warner's 180 in this match had a higher impact than Michael Clarke's unbeaten 329 in the Test just before this (Warner had a Batting IMPACT of 10.85. Clarke's was 9.81). It's not so difficult to quite understand why - this is where match context has its say, and corrects the skews of conventional statistics - Warner's 180 came in a team total of 369 where they were all out, and the next highest score was 30, besides his opening partner's 74. Clarke's 329 came in a score of 654 for just 4 wickets and there were two other big hundreds in that innings (and India's performances were equally miserable at both venues relatively). There were considerably more runs in the Sydney pitch than in the Perth pitch.
Warner's innings was exceptional for the manner in which he blasted the Indians out of the game in a very short time. Much like Sehwag (his captain in the IPL when he'd barely begun his first-class career) has got throughout his career, Warner got Strike rate IMPACT points in the match - a rarity in Test cricket - a considerable 1.57 in this case.
Given how the other Australian batsmen fared, Warner's 214-run opening partnership with Ed Cowan was perhaps the crucial difference in the match. Cowan's Batting IMPACT of 4.16 for his 74 was a big contributor to his team's cause and had the fourth-highest impact on the game.
Siddle and Hilfenhaus (who is certainly heading for a Man-of-the-Series award, if the adjudicating panel gets it right) had the highest impact amongst bowlers in the match. Siddle got 6 wickets, Hilfenhaus 8, but Siddle's Bowling IMPACT of 4.80 was slightly higher mainly because all his wickets were top/middle-order wickets while Hilfenhaus took 4 lower-order wickets. Ryan Harris's reasonable Bowling IMPACT of 1.68 camouflaged the Economy IMPACT he had in the second innings - of 0.42 (for bowling 18 overs for 33 runs) which would have helped all the other bowlers in his side.
Virat Kohli was impressive - his knocks of 44 and 75 got him a Batting IMPACT of 3.83 for the match. Given that the conditions were not easy, this should be a huge confidence-booster for him. If he continues playing like this and given that a new era of Indian cricket seems around the corner, it is not far-fetched to see Kohli as Indian captain perhaps just 2 years down the line. His 2007 triumph as India's Under-19 captain is still remembered.
India's batting stars were inexplicably, and hopelessly, out-of-their depth. Only Dravid and Gambhir (narrowly) crossed an IMPACT of 1 for the match. Laxman's third consecutive failure to do so in the series might just signal the end of a great, and going by the ridiculous sabre-rattling around his preferred omission by the famously objective and balanced Indian media, still a highly underrated career.
Umesh Yadav bowled well on the second day - perhaps after the horse had bolted, but it was still a spirited performance that led the way for no other Australian batsman having much of an impact on the game after the opening stand was broken. Vinay Kumar was expectedly mediocre and Zaheer Khan unfortunately did not bowl as well as he has earlier in the series. Ishant Sharma was predictably the lowest impact Indian player, as he has been for a long time. It is surprising no-one has made a strong case for his omission - his case is actually stronger than anyone else's in this Indian team.
Dhoni finally looks unambiguously burnt out. For him, at the age of 31, to be a casualty of international cricket along with veterans over 7 years older than him, is a bad sign for Indian cricket. However, in this age of profit-over-everything-else, this will probably not cause BCCI any sleepless nights. Not with IPL just around the corner.


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WASHINGTON – Veterans groups say they're willing to help balance the federal budget, but not if it means trimming disability benefits for wounded servicemembers.
A platoon of veterans advocates joined the incoming chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee on Wednesday to protest proposals to lower cost of living adjustments for senior citizens, wounded veterans and their dependants, saying the move unfairly punishes those who have sacrificed much for this country.
"We are here today to tell the White House and Congress, 'Do not balance the budget on the backs of disabled veterans who have lost their arms, legs and eyesight defending our country,'" said Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont.
The White House and Republican leaders have voiced support for altering how the federal government adjusts its wage inflation estimates, thereby lowering how much of a cost of living increase for recipients of Social Security and disability benefits.
The proposal could save more than $100 billion over the next decade, and has become a key stepping stone in efforts to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff -- severe automatic defense budget cuts and expiring tax breaks set to kick in early next month.
The lower inflation estimates would trim just a few hundred dollars from disabled veterans' benefits payouts annually, but veterans groups say that's not the only hit those individuals would see. Most veterans receiving disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs also receive Social Security disability, which could see a drop of several hundred dollars more each year.
"We've already seen cuts in how veterans benefits are calculated, we've seen rounding down of those benefits," said Ray Kelley, legislative director at the Veterans of Foreign Wars. "To think it's OK to take away a little more of that is unconscionable."
The American Association of Retired People and a number of senior citizens advocates have spoken out in opposition to the idea.
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British alpine skier Chemmy Alcott was crushed after finishing 23rd in the ladies' super-g in what is almost certain to be her last event at a Winter Olympics.
The 31-year-old was looking to build on her respectable result in the downhill earlier this week, where she said: "(Finishing) 19th is a gold for me".
Alcott admitted she was guilty of building up her own expectations, and although she managed to complete her run on Saturday, with several athletes crashing out at Rosa Khutor Alpine Center, she was left thoroughly unsatisfied.
A time of one minute 29.14 seconds saw her finish 3.62secs adrift of gold medallist Anna Fenninger, with the Londoner left to rue a mistake in the closing stages.
"The other day I had tears of happiness and now I've got tears of frustration," she said.
"It's amazing how quickly your expectations run away with you.
"If the super-g had been before the downhill then I'd be in a very different place right now but I expected a lot.
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Alcott took little consolation from competing in her fourth Winter Olympics, despite only returning to full-time training in December after breaking her leg for a second time in August.
"I'm not here just to finish, just to compete - even after what I've been through I still wanted to come here and race," she said.
"It's amazing that I can be disappointed with that, knowing that six months ago I was in the hospital, but I am.
"That's because of this racer inside me. I wish she could just be a bit more realistic, but I want results."
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Williams likely Cavs analyst; will he be covering Boozer?
Friday, July 01, 2005
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Barring any last-minute snags, look for the Cavs and FSN Ohio to soon name Scott Williams as the team's analyst on cable telecasts this season. A 15-year NBA veteran, Williams played in 19 games for the Cavs last season. He'd replace former Cavs star Mark Price as the team's FSN Ohio analyst.
It's hardly drawn
major support - yet - within the Cavs organization, but this idea has been floated around Gund Arena lately: Re-acquiring former team star forward Carlos Boozer, who left the Cavs in a bitter split last summer to sign with Utah. And what pitch is being used by insiders floating the "Bring Boozer back" trial balloon?
One, the Cavs do need a solid power forward - because Drew Gooden simply isn't a top-caliber starter at the "4" spot. Despite a disappointing first season in Utah, Boozer is a definite upgrade over Gooden.
Two, everyone Boozer had problems with in the Cavs organization - owner Gordon Gund, General Manager Jim Paxson and head coach Paul Silas - is now gone. Three, the very problem that caused Boozer's departure - his desire for a fat, long-term contract - no longer exists: He has five years remaining on a $68 million deal. Four, word is LeBron James wouldn't be opposed to seeing Boozer return - and the organization is scrambling, in "hair on fire" fashion, to do just about anything to keep James content.
When Cavs General Manager Danny Ferry
took just-acquired rookie center Martynas Andriuskevicius to dinner at Morton's Steakhouse downtown for a "Welcome to Cleveland" meal, the two had plenty of other table guests. Among those also there for Andriuskevicius' "first supper" here were center and fellow Lithuanian Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Cavs head coach Mike Brown, along with assorted others.
Brown, part 2:
Word is Cavs officials are relieved that Brown should have a coaching staff free of the internal tensions that infested Silas' group before the latter's firing in March. Last season, Silas had simmering contempt and resentment, in particular, for Brendan Malone, his top assistant. The insecure, wary Silas felt Malone - a longtime NBA assistant with past head-coaching experience - had been forced on him by ex-GM Paxson.