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As the 2013-13 NBA season approaches and as their starting lineup taking shape, it's time to meet and assess the Toronto Raptors' coaching staff.
Entering his third year as head coach of the Raptors, Dwayne Casey has a wealth of experience with 18 years in the league. He was head coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves from 2005-07 and was in charge of the Dallas Mavericks' defense from 2008-11, a unit that won over 50 games each of three seasons Casey was there.
His time in Canada has not been as successful as his tenure in Texas. Casey finds himself in the hot seat before the season even starts, as a .385 winning percentage has not cut it thus far. Casey is optimistic however, as a strong finish last season saw his side hover around the .500 mark for the final 20 games. We will have a better picture of his status as coach around December.
Bill Bayno joins the organisation this season having years of experience in the NBA and college under his belt. He served under Rick Adelman of the Timberwolves since 2011. The 51 year-old also served as a special assistant for the Portland Trial Blazers, giving him the right credentials for his new role with the Raptors.
Another new addition to the staff this year is Nick Nurse, formerly of Rio Grande of the D-League. Nurse is thought to be an up-and-coming offensive coach, an attribute desperately needed on a defensive-minded team.
Former Houston Rockets assistant, Jesse Mermuys, will act as a player development coach for the young core of the roster. Players such as Terence Ross, Jonas Valanciunas and D.J. Augustin will especially look for Mermuys' guidance.
Former University of British Columbia player Jama Mahlalela is yet another new recruit for the season ahead. Mahalela has spent time as director of basketball operations for NBA Asia, and an assistant coach for the University of Toronto.
The new additions will inject fresh energy and ideas, but so much change may have an adverse affect on the team. Continuity is an often overlooked element in basketball, and it will be interesting to see the consequences as the season goes on.


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Network operators are struggling to cope with the
rise of mobile phone use at work, with over 60% of business users complaining of
poor mobile service in their workplace.
The survey, carried out by wireless communications
expert ADC, revealed that 60.8% of mobile phone users rely on their mobile for
their job, while 38.5% stated that this was their primary work phone. However,
almost two thirds of respondents complained of less than perfect mobile service
in their workplace and 27.6% said their work had suffered due to poor
John Spindler, VP of product management at ADC said: 'Poor
inbuilding coverage is nothing new and with an increasing amount of mobile use
taking place indoors, finding a solution to this problem is long overdue.'
Problems reported in the survey include poor voice
quality (48.7%), dropped calls (31.2%) and an inability to place calls even
when the device showed adequate signal (33.3%). Another 21.7% experienced slow
data rates when accessing the mobile web.
ADC said it has witnessed a significant growth in demand
for its indoor antenna systems which are linked to signal base stations and not
reliant on outdoor signals.
Tony Lefebvre, ADC
director of product management said: 'Operators are looking for a solution to
these problems. We are doing significant business with inbuilding antenna systems
world wide, particularly with large corporations or public venues such as
sports stadia or airports and hospitals.'
Lefebvre declined to disclose figures but said: 'It is
a sector which is growing significantly for us and is expected to continue to
grow even more as we move to the use of 4G data.'
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by Mostly Harmless, Sep 9, 2010.
Saw this on Android Guys:
The Top 25 Android Phones as Decided by YOU | AndroidGuys
Go N1!
It's spot on, I wouldn't trade my N1 for anything else at this time.
Yeah, at THIS time, eventually there'll be something better.
love mines!!
Me too!
Well well well, given the relatively small N1 userbase, I'm surprised this list is so accurate
We ARE number one, no doubt!
The classic droid could've done better.. at least it deserves more credit then the vibrant...
What's wrong with the Vibrant? I just ordered one for my wife...
The outcome could have been quite different if the manufacturers and carriers permitted owners the option to go pure vanilla Android without rooting. But, y'know ... greed is good, right Mr. Gecko?
Exactly, and of course there will. I can't wait for there to be something good to test me. The UK seems to be lacking at the moment. Nexus One and Desire being the top 2 I would say (I'd never look at Samsung).
A UK gsm G2 would be nice...
I was playing around with the Vibrant last night and I have to say that I really liked it. I really like the 4" screen, the phone is very fast, and the touch screen is very responsive, much better then the clearpad 2000 on the N1. Touch wiz is the big dissapointment. It tries to be the iPhone in the worst way (icons are all square, app draw goes left to right). It really ruins the phone.
Wow, how many do you have?
You could always throw a different launcher on it. My son just got the Captivate and he actually likes TouchWiz. Of course he's coming from a Samsung feature phone (Eternity) that has an old TouchWiz interface.
Very true, I am just not ready to get onto another contract yet (or maybe ever). One of the greatest features of the N1 isn't really even a feature, no Att contracts.
To me it's greatest strength is the fact that it is the first phone to get updates directly from Google. Carriers can suck it!


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Fordlandia : The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford's Forgotten Jungle City Paperback
by Greg Grandin
In 1927, Henry Ford, the founder of the famous motor company and the richest man in the world, bought a 5,000 square mile-tract of land in the Brazilian Amazon.
There he was going to build a rubber plantation. To the unkempt rainforest he would bring the principles of mass production - order, efficiency and productivity.
He would harness the river itself in order to transplant capitalist civilisation to the dark heart of the jungle.
But Ford wanted more than just rubber. Across the United States, small-town America was giving way to growing cities, consumerism and crass, brash new society.
Ford wanted to create in the Amazon an America in his own image - Fordlandia, full of neat houses, straight roads and restrained Puritanism.
By 1945 it was abandoned in ruins. "Fordlandia" is the powerful, never-before-told fable of the pride and arrogance of the man who thought he alone could tame the Amazon.
Filled with clash and contradiction, it is the battle between industrialised capitalism and the raw power of nature; it is the struggle too within Ford himself, the man who despised the new America that he himself had set in motion, who spent twenty years and several fortunes on his Amazonian dream, yet never set foot inside it.
Superbly researched and grippingly told, Greg Grandin gives us a portrait of a man suffering under the grand delusion that the forces of capitalism, once released, might then be contained.
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- Publisher: Icon Books Ltd
- Publication Date: 01/10/2010
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The story of Henry Ford's ill fated attempt to raise a rubber plantation and a model American town, on the Tapajos River in Amazonia. And at the same time, the story of Ford's own descent into eccentricity. Many biographers fall in love or admiration with their subjects, but not Grandin; he is merciless on the hubris, nostalgia for an America that probably never really existed, anti semitism, anti unionism and general misplaced paternalism of the older Ford, not to mention his atrocious treatment of his son Edsel. Fordlandia was an ill conceived idea to begin with, made worse by the shower of feckless incompetents sent to build and run it - few emerge with any credit. So badly managed was the whole project that it seems remarkable that this is the same man, and the company, that invented modern industrial production.A fascinating book on a subject I knew nothing about
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|Barley's Brown Lion Ale
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|Barley's Four Seas Imperial IPA
gws57 (92) Saint Charles, Illinois | June 3, 2012
Went here for lunch two consecutive days during a convention across the street. Both days the service seemed unprepared for the rush, but the food was pretty good and the beers were excellent.
tjthresh (85) Greenfield, Indiana | May 27, 2012
This is an okay option if you are in the area. I found the food to be lacking and the beer just adequate. Our server was attentive and nice enough. I had hoped for more though.
theisti (899) Kansas | May 22, 2012
Visited mid-afternoon on a Tuesday. Bar is located just north of the parking lot for the North Market, which makes for a good combination of wandering around the market, then settling in for a beer. The interior is classic bar, lots of dark wood and chrome fixtures. Place feels a bit worn, but in a comfortable way. The service was great, very engaging, offerred up samples, etc. I only had time for one beer, and no food. In addition to their own beers, they had a number of guests as well. Overall, solid beer and a good ambiance.
phaleslu (590) Cincinnati, Ohio | March 19, 2012
Barley's #1 is on the northern end of downtown Columbus. The interior is fairly standard, and didn't stand out too much; felt like it needed an update and like it wasn't all that clean. I ordered a 9-beer sampler. The glasses are small but there are 9, I guess. It was about $7. The beers are all pretty good. The food is decent, standard pub fare, with a few unusual items I didn't have enough room to try. My salad was okay. The waitress was friendly but went long stretches without coming over, despite the fact everyone else there that night was at the bar. Decent brewpub, but nothing really stands out.
UDBeernut (348) Saint Johns, Florida | March 1, 2012
Came from outside of the city during my last buisness trip to Columbus. Walked in and was greated by a U shaped bar and seating along the side. Sat at the bar and was propmly asked what I wanted. The had about 8 beers on tap, with some being their own beer, and a few being other brewers around Columbus. I did not notice if they carried anything on bottle, but I was only gonig to order anything they brewed. I had their Imperial IPA and it was very tasty. Also ate an order of nachos which were very good. Overall had a very nice expirence. Def worth a visit when in Columbus.
foundmd (26) Cincinnati, Ohio | October 23, 2011
Pleasantly surprised with the quality of beer at Barley's. The Rye IPA and Barley Wine were very tasty. Had a pretzel and pub cheese appetizer that was pretty good too. The service was pretty slow even though they weren't too crowded. They brew everything from a pilsner to an imperial stout so there should be something for everyone. They featured 4 guest taps but nothing special. A great place to drink some fresh beers and probably one of the best Columbus breweries.
Brigadier (321) Chagrin Falls, Ohio | April 25, 2011
The final stop on a pub crawl that went to one obnoxious piano bar then one dead bar this was a chance to experience the true Columbus atmosphere. The interior is dark with a few televisions in the background for noise. The menu is typical pub fare and reasonably priced.
The tap list covers most of the styles that you would expect. From a general pale ale to a stout and some seasonals something should be available for everyone. The oatmeal stout I had was excellent for a regional brewery. The price tag wasn't bad either.
If you are in the area this is one of the better options. It certainly beats Elevator or Gordon Biersch where I was earlier in the day. If you have to stay downtown this is the place to go for local beer.
chriso (720) London, England | March 6, 2011
Visited in March 2010. Comfortable, lived in feel. Not scruffy but not too "corporate" either. Beers were solid although I wasn't blown away with any of them - maybe just unlucky with what happened to be available at the time. When we visited early in the evening the place was so packed solid it was too uncomfortable to hang about - probably something to do with an event at the nearby arena (or maybe the convention centre, I'm not sure). When we went back later on the place was virtually empty. So, rather difficult to form a general view of the atmosphere. Didn't eat. Somehow, just wasn't as special as I was expecting on this occasion. Would go back if I was in town again to form a second opinion and, of course, because there would certainly be some new beers for me.
MbpBugeye (22) Columbus, Ohio | January 16, 2011
I love this place. I really embrace the local beer scene and this one is a major part of the Columbus craft scene. My last visit, which is what this review is based one, was during the Arnold Classic which is held right across the street. I didnt mean to visit here during the classic but I forgot about it. Because of this the place was packed. This is not the norm. Usually you can walk right in and get a seat. They brew their own beer on premise and they do a good job at it. They typically have a Scotch ale, English pale ale and pilsner at this location. The rest change up. Ive seen an Imperial Stout before for example. Frambwha!? (which is obviously a raspberry lambic style ale) was on tap. They have a small but nice selection of guest beers. Founder's Red's Rye was on tap. Their food is good but its mostly pub grub, burgers, paninis, bangers and mash, fried oysters and the like. Tuesdays are when you should get growler fills. They are discounted every Tuesday.
markwise (209) North of Tampa, Florida | January 5, 2011
Went here on the recommendation of a friend, went just for a few beers, didn't eat. The bar was kind of dimly lit with several TV's. The bartender was pretty attentive and the beer selection was house beer, which was pretty good. I will definitely stop by next time I am in Columbus as it is behind the North Market.
bb0bbby (13) | December 4, 2010
The Christmas brew is one of my favorites. The sauerkraut balls are a must-have!


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A rich young girl is kidnapped by masked terrorists. Her mother's ex-husband, a former mercenary, gathers some of his former comrades and goes off to rescue her.
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ALL SOLD - Join waitlist?, Register for new release €415,000 - €725,000 - Apartment, Penthouse
Last few apartments for sale at The White Angel Ibiza Miami-style condo apartments development in the heart of Ibiza's action district. Walker Property Spain have the final key ready luxury apartments (14 June 2015), including the last unsold penthouse.
85% of the White Angel apartments were sold off plan ahead of delayed completion and sales soared, helped by a stunning show apartment, realistic pricing and flexible payment plans. These amazing places rent out very well as they are located right behind Pacha and near the port.
|2-bed, 2-bath apartment
|68.73 m2
|terr 20.54 m2
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|2-bed, 2-bath apartment
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|79.45 m2
|t1 18.40 m2 | t2 3.08 m2
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|121.82 m2
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Situated in the marina area of Ibiza's capital, The White Angel is walking distance to everything you could want. It is a perfect location for enjoying the high-season, but also well suited to year-round use or renting-out.
Look at unique specification and pedigree of last few apartments for sale at The White Angel Ibiza:
- 67 designer apartments with large gardens and pool
- Offering luxury quality in a prime location at prices unimaginable just a few years ago
- Incorporating the latest home management technology
- Top-quality fixtures and fittings from leading Spanish and German brands
- Delivered in brand-new condition with construction guarantee and all licences
- The latest in design, functionality, and home technology
- The best value on the market, thanks to lower land and construction costs, passed on to buyer
- Top-quality fixtures & fittings from leading Spanish and German manufacturers
- Bigger apartments with more generous-sized rooms
- A prime location for beaches, bars and nightlife
- An ideal location for enjoying the high-season, well suited to year-round use or renting-out
- Good investment potential
- Designed by architects Albert Simó and Eugenia Rodríguez of Arqcoas
- With the collaboration of Ulrike Krages from the Hamburg Design Studio
- With a concierge service to take care of all your needs
The White Angel offers unbeatable value for money in terms of its cost per square metre (€/m2). Other properties for sale in the immediate area cost approximately 10% more to buy, despite The White Angel's brand-new condition on delivery
The White Angel also has a compelling rental-investment case, and potential for capital gains in the medium to long-term. This is the only new project being sold near the near the Marina Ibiza and Marina Botafoch. Tourism in Ibiza is booming, with strong rental demand for luxury properties in prime locations like The White Angel.
Ibiza and The White Angel video in Spanish then English
Great access, 15 minutes from the airport, a couple of minutes from the ferry port, and walking distance to public transport, so you don't need a car. Walking distance to all shops & amenities, Talamanca beach (calm beach perfect for families), the picturesque old town, and some world-famous nightspots. Despite being near to everything, it is located in a quiet residential area, with little traffic, backing on to a protected nature zone.
The White Angel has been carefully designed by the architects Albert Simó and Eugenia Rodríguez, of the architectural firm of Arqcoas, with the collaboration of Ulrike Krages from the Hamburg design studio. Stylish designs and a top-quality finish help set it apart. Antonio Carcaré has expressed and captured with a unique style the distinctive art of Ibiza for "The White Angel" Show Flat.
The apartments are fitted out with very best fixtures from leading Spanish and German brands, and can be customised further (depending on construction progress at time of purchase). Along with Miele appliances and Silestone worktops in the kitchens, Dornbracht taps and Noken sanitaryware in the bathrooms, Gira lighting and domotics, and Porcelanosa limestone flooring.
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I'm not feeling sorry for myself. I'm wondering why I always get myself into things I really never wanted any part of. I'm learning a lot about that lately.
Recently, I've felt a little slighted by a couple of women on a bulletin board to which I participate. I had my coffee yesterday, sat down with an open slate on MS Word and started penning a letter to the two women, describing when I thought their level of interest in me and my posts waned and what I thought was the cause of this. Then I stopped, looked at this letter and promptly deleted it. Why was I writing this letter?
I was about to start down a rocky road I had taken so many times before. As a strong personality, I created a situation where these women were truly starting to dislike me because of my speaking the truth. Instead of letting it just bother them, I let their reaction bother me. It might be important to clarify my intent or to elaborate if these were established friends or family. But, these are two women I have neither met, nor probably have the opportunity to meet.
What really bothers me about this? Herd mentality. Them talking to others and rallying against me. I don't care if people don't like me…that's life. I do care that some people simply take the words of others instead of dealing with me directly and forming their own opinion.
Strong personalities are often burdened by the misperception of others that they are unapproachable. That simply isn't true. Strong personalities are usually MORE open to constructive criticism and opinions of others. Speaking for myself, I respect others who can voice their opinion, particularly if it's in opposition to my own.
The world of online bulletin boards has often been a savior for me, especially with regard to raising my son. But, like with anything online, there is a lot that's lost in the translation of technology. As a society who relies on intonation to gauge the meaning of a conversation, online discussion often falls short. Yesterday, I took the first step toward not putting myself in the precarious situations I have ended up in before.
A "No" uttered from deepest conviction is better and greater than a "Yes" merely uttered to please, or what is worse, to avoid trouble.
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This 4 bedroom 2.5 bath Colonial is priced to sell. Brand new well, great neighborhood, lovely floor plan with loads of closet space. Large lot w/ patio and new treks deck off of the kitchen. This home boasts loads of character and plenty of room to grow at a great price. Meticulously kept and move in ready. New paint in some of the rooms w/plenty of storage space. Entertain on your new deck for the summer. Call for your tour today!
Listing information
- Year Built: 2001
- Status: Sold on 8/20/2015
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Lot Area: 0.75
- School District: Saratoga Springs
- Property ID: 103833829
- Beds: 4
- Total Rooms: 10
- New Construction: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $4,400
- Style: Colonial
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Total Square Footage: 2,100 ($136.67 per sq. foot)
- County: Saratoga
Age Description Estimated
Amenities Bilco Door, Chair Rail, Crown Molding, Fireplace Insert, Sliding Glass Door, Walk In Closet
Appliances Dishwasher, Range W Oven, Refrigerator, Washer Dryer
Attic Hatch
Basement Finished Area, Full
Condition Excellent
Exterior Vinyl
Exterior Features Deck, Lighting, Patio, Shed, Supplemental Well
Family Rm Fireplace Type Gas Fireplace
Garage Description Attached
General Taxes Description Estimated
Heat Fuel Liquid Propane
Heat System Hot Air
Interior Features Cable Hook Up, Garage Door Opener, Generator, High Speed Internet Acc, Humidifier, Paddle Fan
Lot Description Cleared, Landscaped, Level, Rolling Hills, Sloped
Master Bedroom Suite
Other General Taxes - 1100, Possession - At Closing, School Taxes - 3300, Tax Id Section - 154, Tax Identification Block - 0001, Tax Identification Lot - 008
Roof Asphalt Shingle
School Taxes Description Estimated
Sewer Septic
Sign Yes
Total Taxes Description Estimated
Water Well Except Dug
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Eto'o and Toure lead African footballer of year race
For anyone interested in the BBC's African Footballer of 2009 award, Friday's Fifa Club World Cup clash between DR Congo's TP Mazembe and South Korea's Pohang Steelers would have made interesting viewing.
The key question being: does Mazembe captain Tresor Mputu merit his place alongside Didier Drogba, Michael Essien, Samuel Eto'o and Yaya Toure?
The 24-year-old Congolese striker made the shortlist, compiled by Africa-based sports journalists, after playing the lead role as the Lubumbashi club won their first continental crown since 1968. And though he couldn't equal his 2007 African Champions League tally of nine, which sparked a trial at Arsenal, he did score six - including the crucial away goal in the final's first leg against Nigeria's Heartland.
"I promised the team I wouldn't leave before winning a cup," said Mputu after beating Heartland, and now he can pursue a European career he admirably put on hold.
In Abu Dhabi, as a defensively naive Mazembe lost 2-1, Mputu showed flashes of the close control, footballing brain and goalscoring threat that have brought heavy interest. After teeing-up a glorious chance early on, which Mazembe's main striker fluffed, his best moment came when whistling a 30-yarder inches wide of the top corner.
It didn't get better than that, leaving voters to rely upon his Champions League exploits and display at the African Nations Championship (a new tournament for the continent's local players) which the Congolese and Mputu - crowned the best player - won in style.
Although the shortlist's only Africa-based player has achieved all he can, it's hard to vote against a duo who boasts an unprecedented league, cup and Champions League treble with Barcelona: Eto'o and Toure, with the central midfielder making a pretty compelling case.
Toure, having joined Barca in 2007, the 26-year-old Ivorian has become an essential cog in the Catalan team. He played every game of Barca's European triumph, with his zenith coming in the final. With Dani Alves, Eric Abidal and Rafael Marquez all missing, coach Pep Guardiola opted for Toure to plug the heart of defence and despite facing Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney, you wouldn't have known Barca's centre-back was playing out of position.
"He had an unbelievable season, he's a brilliant player and improving all the time," said Ossie Ardiles, who joined Ruud Gullit and Zambian great Kalusha Bwalya, in voting for Toure.
Internationally, the Ivorian was also key - both on and off the pitch. After 19 fans died at an overcrowded Abidjan stadium for the visit of Malawi, Toure led the players' reaction: "This is something very difficult and I want to send a message of solidarity. We have to go as far as we can in this competition for all the people who died." And they've been as good as their word so far.
Yet Toure's case may be undone by Eto'o, whose treble-winning season hit heights aplenty. The wiry striker plundered 30 goals in 36 league games, another six in Europe, as the Indomitable Lion revealed his mental strength - for Barca had wanted to sell him at the start of the 2008/2009 season.
Eto'o stunned Manchester United after 10 minutes of the 2009 Uefa Champions League final
His most important goal came in Rome, receiving an innocuous-looking pass he twisted-and-turned past Nemanja Vidic before poking home - the defending poor, the execution brilliant. Manchester United never recovered and the Cameroonian basked in becoming only the second man to score in different Champions League finals.
Unceremoniously offloaded to Inter Milan in the summer, Eto'o has started with promise even if Jose Mourinho's game plan is far more functional than Barcelona's. But for such a predatory animal, you wonder whether he will be happy with his slimline diet of chances. Nonetheless, his current strike rate is on course to equal Gabriel Batistuta's first season in Italy.
Eto'o also stood up for Cameroon, especially after being named captain by Paul Le Guen. Previously goalless after two qualifiers, everything then changed - primarily thanks to the new coach. but the skipper showed the way, scoring regularly as the 1990 World Cup quarter-finalists won four must-win matches to reach South Africa.
Eto'o netted the goal that clinched Cameroon's World Cup spot - as did Drogba for the Ivorians. And though the Chelsea man may polarise opinion, he's so talismanic for the Elephants it's hard to think of anyone who embodies their national side more: and six goals in five World Cup qualifiers typified an inspirational captain.
Drogba's 2009 club career started miserably but this was clearly a mental issue for once Guus Hiddink replaced Luiz Felipe Scolari; the powerhouse was reborn as though his magical powers - stolen by Big Phil - had been returned. Drogba's equaliser helped the Dutch master pick up the FA Cup and this season, under his third club manager of the year in Carlo Ancelotti, the Ivorian has been back to his imperious best, scoring at will.
Last ... and perhaps least ... Michael Essien. I'm a big fan but am not convinced he deserves to be either on Fifa's world shortlist nor the BBC's equally prestigious title. Could Seydou Keita, Frederic Kanoute, Mamadou Niang or even Burkina Faso's Moumouni Dagano, who topped Africa's World Cup scoring charts, have been better nominees?
Having missed January and February through injury, Essien's return was - admittedly - highly impressive: hitting the ground running, he scored against Juventus, before his stunning volley was taking Chelsea to Rome until Barcelona's late, late show. The Ghanaian's game is not about goals but his recently improved tally recalls his free-scoring days with Lyon.
Essien was also instrumental for the Black Stars, ensuring they won World Cup qualifiers in Mali and Sudan without Stephen Appiah and Sulley Muntari, and firing the goal that made Ghana the first African country to reach South Africa.
So who's set to follow in the footsteps of Jay-Jay Okocha, El-Hadji Diouf and George Weah? "It can't be Drogba because he didn't play the Champions League final," says Gullit, thinking like a Fifa panelist - yet the BBC's award is decided by fans who may think differently.
For my mind, it will be a straight fight between Eto'o and Toure - and even if I'm wrong, I believe either would be a worthy winner.
You can cast your vote here for BBC African Footballer of 2009.
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Comment number 1.At 17:32 12th Dec 2009, Al wrote:
Samuel Eto'o should be crowned 2009 African footballer of the Year... Great accomplishment during 2008/2009 season no DOUBT about that:
Club level ==> with Barcelona He played a key role in Barcelona winning the treble Best Barcelona goal scorer during that season..
Country level ==> He helped Cameroon to qualify for the world cup and African Cup of Nations.
Comment number 2.At 17:34 12th Dec 2009, Teddy markham wrote:
I don't agree with most of the judgments on each of the players. This is African Player of the year not European player of the year. So the judgments should be re-written focusing on CAF, African champions League and world cup qualifier, not champions league or european leagues. I would vote on players performances and achievements based on CAF, and world cup qualifiers. cheers!!!!
Comment number 3.At 17:37 12th Dec 2009, waldovski wrote:
There shouldn't even be a discussion about it. Samuel Eto'o by a mile.
Comment number 4.At 17:43 12th Dec 2009, Al wrote:
I still believe Samuel Eto'o should have been crown UEFA footballer of the year or in the worst case scenario, come second to Messi and not fifth.
I still do not understand why is was not even nominated for FIFA footballer of the year...
There is without a doubt something subjective about these nominations...
Comment number 5.At 17:53 12th Dec 2009, kasbah wrote:
@ Teddy Markham - why shouldn't european performances be counted? The award is the BBC African Player of the Year, it doesn't say best player currently playing in Africa. The five candidates are all African and therefore eligible for the award, irrespective of what leagues they play in.
Comment number 6.At 18:41 12th Dec 2009, Phil wrote:
Another interesting blog Piers. Its hard to look beyond Eto'o to be honest. Even if Barca were knocked out by Chelsea, i dont think this should have made a difference. The Champions League Final win and goal were merely icing on the cake.
Comment number 7.At 19:04 12th Dec 2009, Phil wrote:
Also Yaya Toure has been left out of several of Barcas games this year, so whilst his 2008/09 season was impressive, it hasn't been quite so good this season.
And to answer your question about Tresor Mputu, no i dont think he merits a place alongside the African European stars. He plays in a far inferior league. The achievements of World class players like Eto'o Toure, Drogba et al far far far outweigh his.
Comment number 8.At 19:38 12th Dec 2009, margaretthatcher07 wrote:
Have to go for Eto'o. Although Toure was great last season, Busquets was often preferred to him in central midfield, whereas the likes of Bojan rarely got a look in which speaks volumes, considering Guardiola's feelings towards the Ivorian.
Comment number 9.At 19:46 12th Dec 2009, Rorb wrote:
of the year, not of the season, for those who are confused.
Therefore, Didier Drogba.
For work inside and outside football.
And as a bitter Chelsea fan, Et'o wouldn't have won the Champs League were it not for the ref.
(So maybe the ref should split the trophy if he wins it)
Comment number 10.At 21:59 12th Dec 2009, C123 wrote:
#8 - Eto'o is from Cameroon, not Côte d'Ivoire.
Comment number 11.At 00:05 13th Dec 2009, jinho wrote:
Imagine how good Arsenal would be with Eto'o. Pretenders to favorites in one fell swoop.
Comment number 12.At 01:03 13th Dec 2009, Lefty wrote:
No question about it. Etoo stands tall.
All five have had a great year. Chelsea's Essien and Drogba are having a great season . Mputu has been good with TP Mazembe. Toure played his part in Barcelona's achievement. Etoo? Simply phenomenal. Both at club level with Barcelona (Treble including an outstanding 36 goals)and Inter and in national colors with Cameroon (scored 9 goals to qualify Cameroon for the world cup against all odds).
Comment number 13.At 08:03 13th Dec 2009, Dawlish wrote:
The best football player..not the best striker..it seems there is a clear preference for strikers in this and all the awards..be them FIFA, BBC,World Footballer...European Player of the year.
Yaya Toure was in my view the best that African football has to offer.. he is occupying a position that requires brain power and an acute understanding of the game, combined with a physically imposing stature and dedication to Club and Country... Yaya gives always the very best and see his imperial performance in the Champion League.. Not a striker but the best caliber footballer of African descent in 2009.
Eto'o is an excellent striker but sorry he does not do much else.. his ability to help in defense the same way Drogba does is limited.. his professional attitude off the field leaves a lot to be desired, his lack of discipline in the dressing room which infuriated Guardiola is not examplary...
Drogba was poor in the beginning of 2009 and did not play much for his Country in the early round of the WC qualifications..due to injury for Country and due to Big Phil dislike of his brute power, prefering Anelka's more skillful control of the ball.. fortunately Drogba learnt from that period under Big Phil and technically improved and his technique on the ball is now first class for Chelsea.. but for a large part of 2009.. Drogba was not the very best whatever the reason.. As for Mputu, there are many more deserving football players and i can name many before him...Let's wait and see if he is capable when in Europe if he can hold his own in the top Leagues.. We also saw what happened with Manucho.. The EPL or la Liga are different cats compared to the local african championships
Comment number 14.At 12:21 13th Dec 2009, Dazz wrote:
This award is not the main one recognised by africans. It is the CAF African Footballer of the year awards, the BBC one is just more or less a sideshow.
It's like having a BBC World Footballer of the Year or BBC Ballon D'Or. Laughable really
Comment number 15.At 12:25 13th Dec 2009, Orufuo wrote:
Though I'd give it to Eto'o, I really do think that the continent is unfair to the best players on its soil like Tresor Mputu. How can they match the Drogba's playing in Africa? It's unfair comparism. I think a workable format should be drawn up to pick a the best on African soil yearly. That I think is the variation a latter day award like the BBC's should have brought.
Comment number 16.At 15:02 13th Dec 2009, fish_head008 wrote:
I cant see how eto'o can win it since joining inter millan he hasnt been on form whilst drogba has already scored 13 goals this season and helpd ivory coast get to the world cup 2010
Comment number 17.At 19:05 13th Dec 2009, matt wrote:
Much as it pains me, Drogba is quite clearly the best centre forward in world football. Therefore it is obvious that he is the best centre forward in Africa. That then leaves him taking on Toure who is an excellent footballer, but you feel that his part in Barcelona's success was important but not crucial. Drogba is critical both to Chelsea and the Ivory coast.
Comment number 18.At 01:49 14th Dec 2009, Spaced Invader wrote:
Drogba completely outshone Etoo in the key Chelsea v Barcelona games, and could little about the refereeing. Eto'o was excellent, but flattered by the service of Iniesta and Messi - more than Ballack or Malouda ever helped Drogba. I'm a big fan of Eto'o, clearly a more thoughtful man than Drogba, but its hard to look beyond the Chelsea man for African player of the year.
Comment number 19.At 07:20 14th Dec 2009, Kenn wrote:
The best should be selected between Eto and Drogba,this two guys are the best footballers if i'm to say.
Comment number 20.At 08:16 14th Dec 2009, Piers Edwards wrote:
Dapsy (#14) rightly mentions that the main award for African footballers is the one handed out by the Confederation of African Football (Caf), not the BBC, but what makes the latter different - and interesting - is that it is decided by the public. So in years gone by, the BBC and Caf winners have seldom tallied - only in 1992 (Abedi Pele), 1995 (George Weah), 1999 (Nwankwo Kanu), 2000 (Patrick Mboma) and 2002 (El Hadji Diouf). More recently, the winners have contrasted greatly: Emmanuel Adebayor given the trophy by Caf last year while BBC pollsters opted for the talented Mohamed Aboutreika, of Egypt and Al Ahly, who has shunned a career in Europe thanks to being amply rewarded at home. A few years earlier, Mohamed Barakat (also of Egypt and Al Ahly) triumphed, so Teddy (#2) I hope you'll agree that Africa-based exploits have not been ignored in the past.
For what it's worth, let's not forget that the Caf award's credibility was seriously compromised when Frederic Kanoute was awarded the 2007 trophy - for Didier Drogba later claimed he was the actual winner, yet was not crowned Africa's best for he did not attend the awards ceremony (in Togo). Although Caf originally denied the claim, it later issued a statement: "Any player who is absent at its award ceremony will not be taken into consideration in placements of African footballer of the year." This seems rather draconian and in response, Drogba said he no longer wished to be considered for the title - even though he is on this year's Caf shortlist (identical to the BBC's save for Seydou Keita replacing Tresor Mputu). And his reasoning was understandable for Drogba ignored the awards ceremony as he was preparing for a 2008 Nations Cup quarter-final in Ghana two days later, which he deemed more important.
That said, if anyone wants to question the BBC's award, they might join me in wondering how three-time Caf African Footballer of the Year Samuel Eto'o - despite all his achievements - has never won the trophy!
Just finally, Dawlish (#13), you say there are many players who should be ahead of Mputu and it would be great to know who they might be. Obviously, the shortlist is the shortlist but since this blog is discussing Africa's best footballer of 2009 - it would be interesting to know the players people believe should on the list but aren't…
Comment number 21.At 11:57 14th Dec 2009, choh wrote:
Samuel Eto'o is classic, he is legendary and he is simmply the best of the present generation of African footballers.
Comment number 22.At 15:02 14th Dec 2009, Analyst wrote:
Eto,o is the man for the award.All these players had a great year especially Etoo and Yaya. BUT ETOO STANDS OUT.Look at his goals for Barca,the trophees,the champions league finals goal.All these in a tense environment where he is hated by Guardiola.His goals for Cameroon for World cup qualifiers,His current preformance in Inter playing as a second striker.
He is a legend,he deserves it.Etooo
Comment number 23.At 16:49 14th Dec 2009, Ben Bidi wrote:
As far as i'm concern, Africa does not have a player for this year. None of them is consistent
Comment number 24.At 19:04 14th Dec 2009, akaExpensesFiddler wrote:
Eddy, never heard of this Mputu guy. Anyway, I find it patronizing for BBC to throw a lavish party for itself under the pretext of doing it for the "third world". (Haven't we heard it many a time before? Like the GM crop and some other research -- BTW, Ethiopia is still starving --: It is ALWAYS for Africa, to get government grants and subsidies or to justify spending tax payers money, and then nothing more is heard of these pretend do-gooders).
Further, it seems that colonial mentality is still rife in the BBC. What a load of rubbish – if you don't mind me saying so. Is this what we pay 'BBC tax' for? Eddy, count me out; I am not going to take any interest in the "a-day-out" for the BBC. I have been to one of these events in the past and whilst I paid for my drinks and for the misers – who blamed their heavy mortgage -- on my table, I saw others paying with cards that I could only describe as belonging to their organizations: some call it perks – whatever that means.
Comment number 25.At 20:59 14th Dec 2009, akaExpensesFiddler wrote:
Piers Edwards@20
Eddy, if you ask me about CAF award, I would say that NO African playing outside Africa should be shortlisted for the award. The award should be used to promote local talents, that is to say, only those who play on the continent should be shortlisted.
European football influence is contaminating the African style of football. And every time I re-watch the Nigerian U17 team in the recent FIFA U17 -- all home grown players--, I am in heaven: Just brilliant! It is a must buy videos. And if I believed in heaven, I would have said that how the Nigerian U17 played is how football is played in heavens.
Sadly, EPL clubs will snap up these young lads and teach them the mantras: "run-run-run", "put-in-crosses" or the defenders to: "back off, back off, into the box when you see a striker fast approaching". These boys would be made into Mikel Obi-s – stripped of their talents!
Comment number 26.At 00:04 15th Dec 2009, dennis wrote:
Sometimes, I tend to believe that the BBC African Players of the Year Award is won, more on merit than CAF African Player of the Year Award.This is because the BBC award is open to everybody while the CAF award is open to a few.
What makes me question the CAF award is that Okocha, at the time he was clearly the best African footballer never won the award. Rather, he was ignored by CAF selcetors to favour CAF President, Issa Hayoutu. For this same reason, as with Drogba, Okocha lost interest in the CAF award and did not wish to be considered anymore.
It is confusing to vote, considering Drogba's form and Eto intelligence. But, I would go for Drobga, as the Barca defense could not cope with his power and should have won the Champions league, if it was not for the conspiracy by UEFA against two English Finals. On the other hand, Eto hardly disturbed the Chelsea defense. So for me, I will vote for Drobga. He is a better goal scorer and Eto, a better footballer.
It is like comparing Torres to Drogba, until the battle between Liverpool and Chelsea, where Drogba was unplayable and a menace to Liverpool defense while Torres went to sleep on the big stage to settle the score.
Unfortunately, midfielders would have to do much much better, compared to an ordinary attacker, to be considered where an ordinary attacker is considered. This is because football is all about goals. An example is when Rasheed Yekini won the CAF African Player of the Year when there were better players in the Nigerian team (such as Siasia, Oliseh, Finidi and Okocha). Infact, without Finidi, Yekini was a flop, because Finidi fed Yekini with passes that made it easy for him to score. Drogba is a modern Yekini.
So for footballs prefence for attackers, I pity Yaya Toure.
Comment number 27.At 14:02 15th Dec 2009, gazelledz wrote:
Is there some bias here, or have I missed something? Where is North Africa in this African Player poll??? (Hint: Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and, yes, even egypt, are in Africa-NOT the middel east!
You've left out Algeria's players-all of whom are headed to both the CAN and the World Cup.
Since you've left them out, I am submitting a write-in vote: Lounes Gaouaoui as Goalkeeper of the Year. (Second choice: Karim Matmour, the Fennecs' captain.)
Comment number 28.At 02:08 17th Dec 2009, dennis wrote:
@ 27. People tend to forget they are in Africa, and do think they are in middle east. Yoy see why Al Haly in Dubai ws confused for Egypt in the other blog. Well, the North Africans have won BBC African Players award. The Egyptian did recently. But this year, none of them stand a chance compared to the Drogba's, Eto's, Essien's , Yaya Toure's.
Comment number 29.At 16:21 18th Dec 2009, Piers Edwards wrote:
#25 - while I disagree with you that no African outside of Africa should win the award, I wholeheartedly agree with your views on the Nigerian U17 team. They were fantastic ... talented youngsters playing the game without the usual straitjacket of European tactics, and desperately unlucky to lose the final (against the Swiss). It's worth recalling that the Nigerian side that won the 1996 Olympics - unexpectedly seeing off Brazil in the semis, then Argentina in the final - were very similar, with key men like Kanu, Okocha, Amokachi, Amuneke, Babangida and Ikpeba playing with wonderful freedom and considerable flair. It was incredibly refreshing to watch, which is why it's still one of my favourite football memories.
Comment number 30.At 11:23 29th Dec 2009, achere achere wrote:
samuel eto;o deserve this award more than every player that is in this contest. he even deserve to be named both uefa and fifa player of the year.but people are just being intellectually captured by the shrine of formalism and worst of all fanatical.i will advise bbc to have a panel that will always sit and come out with merit since this voting system is basically nepotic and tribalistic. this will create a situation where meritocracy will give way to mediocrity.i will still insist and advice you form a panel of experts for the purpose of this award than allowing it to fanatics.whose votes will never amount to a meritorious opinion.
Comment number 31.At 09:05 8th Jan 2010, coilns mesue wrote:
We have every reason to compensate this golden boy this year. He merited a place at the world classification.
Eto'o is the best African player of the year no doubts.
He deserves it more than any one in the contest.
Do not let this boy down.
Comment number 32.At 00:52 9th Jan 2010, Johnny wrote:
Jihno, you know a lot about football. I have been thinking about this for a long time now. Imagine Eto'o at the centre of the attack line with such talented players like Fabregas, Song and Van Persie. I don't know why he went to a team like Inter. Everybody there wants to score and be a hero, there is no real midfield talent for him to be able to score lots of goals plus Milito wants to be the main man. Mr. Edwards, I join you in wondering why Samuel Eto'o despite all his achievements (infact the best by any African player; Weah maybe.) Mr. Fish UEFA is the second most competitive tournament after the famous World cup. For you to be the best scorer of a team that wins any of these competitions and to score in the finals and help your team win the competition is priceless. Most of those who do that end up being FIFA players of the year. Eto'o hasn't been lucky.
Eto'o is simply the best. Common slow pokes.
Comment number 33.At 16:48 14th Jan 2010, dennis wrote:
Is Eto better than Essien?
Comment number 34.At 16:49 14th Jan 2010, dennis wrote:
Is Eto better than Kolo Toure?
Comment number 35.At 16:52 14th Jan 2010, dennis wrote:
Though I like Eto and I think he is good. But to say he is better than Drogba, Essien or Kolo Toure will e unfair to these players.
Solution: Share the award into four and let each player hold the title for 3 months, and by the end of the year, Eto, Drogba, Kolo Toure and Essien would have reigned as African best in the year 2009/10
Comment number 36.At 14:43 4th May 2010, Cameroon Information wrote:
the world cup in south africa will definitely be the opportunity for the best talents on the continent to showcase. Etoo, Drogba, Essien and even unknown names. Who expected anything from Cameroon in Italy 1990. South Africa 2010 could just bring up unknown african stars too. for more on cameroon sports
Comment number 37.At 03:59 29th May 2010, halle wrote:
hi Edwards,sometimes i wonder and suspect that the BBC footballer of the year award was pre-meditated to favour certain regions and countries,come to think of it the only African player to have featured in the FIFA top 3 in modern football is Samuel Etoo but worst still he has never won this BBC award.we may not like him but one thing is clear even among his rivals they nkow he is the best ever player of modern african football,awards should be based on achievements not tribalitic,nepotic or fanatic reasons,just take a pen and a paper and count his achievements its just extraordinary,yet you guys fail to acknowledge it,i think its a shame to BBC and voters not to recognise a true African heroe,he has just won another triple with inter milan again,you guys should be objective,when he started winning with Barcelona people said it was thanks to Ronaldinho,this guy left,after Thierry henry came people said Etoo will be on the bench we all nkow what happened,he keeps on fighting and winning trophies,where is ronaldinho and henry today,Drogba is super Talented but why is it that Each time he plays against Etoo in the bigger stage like the ECL he always takes useless cards while Etoo scores,to me this shows the mentality of the two players,Etoo is a natural fighter and winner he has confidence in himself,he was not at his best this season with inter milan but people should nkow he is a human beeing not a robot,there are times we are all low,let the world watch out for this lion boy come WOZA 2010 and the BBC should re-think about this award criteria,because it is biase and not fair
Comment number 38.At 10:50 2nd Jun 2010, matchwinner wrote:
The Awards are a good thing I guess - I'm not surprised that it falls to the BBC to make such awards given teh organisation in some African countries I've been to!
Hoping that Eto'o can lead Cameroon to a glorious World Cup - at least a team or two qualifying from the group stages would be good, but that may be wishful thinking...


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According to one of Missoula's busiest firearms dealers, demand has been brisk over the last few months for handguns as a means of personal safety and security.
Missoula City Attorney Jim Nugent issued a legal opinion this week supporting a proposed ordinance to expand background checks for local gun sales and transfers.
You would think after a million years of sharing this planet we would have come further. We have modern technology, yet still act as primitive as cave men.
The Montana State Senate, by a narrow vote, endorsed a pro-gun bill on Wednesday that would allow people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses.
25 states including Montana want the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a circuit court decision upholding gun restrictions in San Francisco.
Six people are dead in a Santa Barbara, California killing spree. Three killed with a gun and three more with a knife.
Adding to the worldwide coverage of the shooting death of Diren Dede, the New York Times has published its own article about the incident.
Attorney General Tim Fox announced on Tuesday, May 6, that Montana joined with 21 other states in urging the 2nd Circuit Court to review the constitutionality of a New York statute that limits an individual's Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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Ben, very nice quilt My grandson would love it
Ben, love your quilt, I have some wildlife panels keep wanting to use them but haven't yet.
austin's quilt is great, ben.
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Welcome, Ben - I have a step-son and two grandson's that would love that quilt. Great job.
Here's my two sets of the blocks. Started with one color group, then decided I might have been better off using a light somewhere. Enough diversion. It's back to the UFOs.
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Patti: Enough diversion.
Beautiful blocks in both colorways. I know how you feel. I've been UFOing for the entire week after work of course. LOL
Patti-love both sets!!! Wish I had the eye for picking colors/fabrics!
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The colors of the bottom blocks did not come out well. The dark is actually a very pretty deep blue with pinkish purple leaves.
Wow, Patti Two sets!!! I love both color ways, but especially am drawn to your blue and white. greatjob.
I really like both colorways. The one is so bright and cheerful. Reminds me of spring. The second is calming and tranquil. These are both going to be beautiful quilts.
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I got my background fabric in the mail yesterday so I am able to work on this now. We were supposed to be in KC today but the "blizzard" got us. It's a nice day to just settle in and sew.
Patti - I like the "reversed" look of the darker background. It gives a whole different perspective to the blocks.
Patti, like all your blocks
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Jeanine, love your blocks. But hate that snow lol
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I have been through the ascites thing so recently, I hope this helps you in any way.
The ascites puts pressure against all the organs in the belly, including the lungs. As my friend Bruce goes through it, he gets very very fatigued, and unable to get comfortable, with stabbing pains (which the dr. says is from the liver inflamation itself) up under the rib. I would speak to his dr. about it. It could be a sign of something, like gall stones, or infection. (Both happened to my buddy Bruce, right around the onset of the ascites).
I am so sorry to hear your husband is going through this. You are a wonderful soul, to share all you know about this terrible disease, while facing it yourself. I can only offer my thoughts and prayers, and words of support.
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I agree that something else could be going on. Although I looked 8 mos. pregnant at times, I never had any abdominal pain, nor liver pain. I did have pain in my feet when they became swollen.
Butterfly is partially right--my AFP was above normal, but not what you would expect it to be with liver cancer, which I DID have. My blood work has never been a true reflection of what is going on. I do have a left-sided pain just below my ribs, but nobody seems to know what that is about. Nothing shows up on scans. I had this pain even prior to my cancer diagnosis...but it's gotten worse lately.
Bruce can go to the ER, but I think he needs to see his hepatologist ASAP.
I know what you mean about the deer in the headlight look at the ER. I had to take Jerry to one before his transplant, to get him stabalized to get to THE hospital and I knew when the doc got his labs back he was ready to get him out of there as soon as possible, but still yet knew he had to have blood before he could be transported, I actually felt bad for him, cause I knew Jerry was bad. If your husband is waiting on a transplant and is listed, he should have a coordinator and the transplant unit has an emergency number, call them and talk to them about the pain. You know if this is something you need to talk them about and it sounds like you should talk to them. I called when I was worried because I lived with him and I knew when things wasn't right. Our team called us back on messages and worked with us on any issue. I hope everything works out and he gets a transplant soon. The healthier they are at transplant time the better.
Mer, cirrhosis can cause pain. As far as the hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ), it is a diuretic, but a very mild one. I was on it for years to keep my BP down, but after awhile it no longer worked and I was changed to Norvasc. If Bruce has bad ascites and edema, he needs something stronger. Usually Lasix and Aldactone are prescribed, or Lasix and Potassium.
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Neo Magazine, Issue 010, September 2005 about Hayao Miyazaki -- Master of Japanese Animation: "It's easy to be sceptical and wonder what this book could possibly offer anyone who had ready access to the Internet and a couple of hours to spare. Sure enough, stills, plot information and Miyazaki shrines are all out there, but they don't offer anywhere near the kind of depth of discussion that McCarthy presents us with. Sales figures, quotes, anecdotes and statistics all provide a comprehensive and occasionally surprising glimpse at the genius behind the magic you see on the movie screen. If you thought you could not discover something new about Miyazaki that you don't already know, you're either wrong, or you've already read this book."
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My husband will tell you I am not an early morning person. I do my best because the children prefer modern transportation to school, work is always looming and the dog has a regular chase date with the neighbor's cat each morning.
My husband will tell you I am not an early morning person.
I do my best because the children prefer modern transportation to school, work is always looming and the dog has a regular chase date with the neighbor's cat each morning. So, I have ample incentive to get out of bed.
Which is why I wasn't thrilled to wake up early for a 5 a.m. shuttle pickup to the Orlando airport recently. However, taking the shuttle to catch a flight seemed like a good idea.
Until the shuttle driver arrived 15 minutes early.
And he was cheery.
Dragging my luggage to the van, I thought I'd get some sleep during the drive. I nodded off until, 10 minutes into the ride, Mr. Cheery began asking rather in-depth kind of questions. A few other passengers were being picked up along the way, so I figured I could stay awake a bit longer for Larry King.
Since it was still dark, I didn't pay attention to where we were heading. When we turned into a convenience store, I assumed other riders would be waiting. A petite older woman jumped out of the car next to us without carrying a suitcase. Mr. Cheery walked up to her and they embraced ... warmly. This takes customer service to a whole new level, I thought.
The happy couple peeked inside the van, and Mr. C introduced his wife to me. "I always start my morning with my sweetie," she said squeezing Sweetie's arm. They invited me inside the store for a cup of coffee and a cinnamon roll.
I tried to be pleasant, reminding them we had other passengers to pick up and flights to catch, but the Sweeties were already walking across the empty parking lot.
So I sat.
And sat.
The lovebirds returned and sat on the van's rear bumper while sipping coffee and giggling like a pair of high schoolers.
"Sure ya don't want a roll?" Mr. Cheery yelled into the van.
I declined, pointing to my watch. "Whoa! Look at the time, would ya?" I asked.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheery frowned. Mr. C threw out the rest of his coffee, kissing his wife goodbye as he walked past me. We drove, in painful silence, to pick up the other passengers. I tried to make nice, asking Mr. C how long he'd been in the shuttle service. More silence. He chatted with the other riders, but not with me.
"Someone didn't wake up happy," he informed our traveling crew while cutting a glance my way.
I tried to sleep as everyone picked teams for "I Spy" and left me out. When we reached the airport drop-off, I said goodbye even though Mr. C was busy exchanging addresses with the other riders.
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Jahvid Best took the direct snap from center, curled around left end and streaked for the goal line. Waiting for him there was Oregon State's Tim Clark, anticipating what was sure to be a glorious collision of chiseled brawn and youthful bravado.
It never happened. As he approached Clark, Best bounded into the air like a gazelle. Rather than run through the defender, Best had chosen to leap over him. Maybe to put an exclamation point on an arduous 15-play drive. Maybe to serve as an inspiration for a team that was trailing 14-0 and struggling to do anything well.
Maybe he did it because he could.
Regardless, in that moment Best personified all that the Cal football team believed itself to be and hoped for its future. He was unbounded by conventional physics, a dream in flight. It was exhilarating, a stupendous sight.
And then it was a horrifying vision. Best was nearing his apex — he wasn't going to clear Clark, but it was going to be close — when the pursuing Cameron Collins placed his hand on Best's hind end and gave him a shove.
Now Best was unthinkably high. Too high. Worse yet, his feet were pointed at the coal black sky, his back parallel to the ground. He landed terribly, on his right shoulder and the back of his head. It looked worse with every replay — Best's helmet flying off upon impact with the ground; his faced fixed in a grimace; his arms reflexively splayed out in front of him, unnaturally straight and stiff.
Memorial Stadium, a roaring cauldron of delight when Best was in midflight, fell eerily silent within seconds. Trainers sprinted to Best's side, then sprinted away for, well, you didn't want to think about that.
Cal quarterback Kevin Riley was moved to recall a young man he once saw paralyzed in a high school game. "There are bigger things than a football game," he said after Cal had been handled with ease by Oregon State to the tune of 31-14.
Best was strapped to a backboard, loaded on a gurney and wheeled away wearing an oxygen mask.
Though the crowd was never given an update, coach Jeff Tedford gathered his players and informed them Best had regained consciousness and was able to move his extremities.
"I'm not a doctor," linebacker Mike Mohamed said, "but that's usually a pretty good sign."
Then it was time to play some more football, to the extent that they could.
We need to be clear about this: Oregon State was the better team both before and after Best's terrible fall. The Beavers were going to win regardless. They outgained Cal, 436 yards to 239. They converted drive-sustaining third downs with ease (11-of-18) while Cal did not (4-of-13).
Oregon State quarterback Sean Canfield was masterful, completing 29 of 39 attempts for 342 yards and two touchdowns. Cal's defense forced one turnover, an interception by Sean Cattouse early in the second half. Three plays later, Riley threw a pick of his own, setting up an Oregon State field goal.
"They had an advance plan and they executed it, and we didn't," Tedford said.
On a day when there was a stunning compression in the Pac-10 standings — half the conference is now within a game of first place — the Bears found themselves in the bottom half looking up. It's a position they have achieved on merit.
They continue to be undermined by spotty play on the offensive line, an inability to achieve a rhythm in the passing game and chronically poor tackling. None of which is of any concern when your team's Heisman Trophy candidate is lying motionless on the field.
"It was scary," Cattouse said. "For a lot of guys, like me, it turned into a little bit of anger, a little bit of motivation."
Several Cal players spoke of wanting to use Best's injury as a rallying cry. But life isn't like the movies. They can feel badly about losing a game, but they shouldn't brood that they were unable to channel their emotions into a made-for-Disney comeback.
The question now is how they respond going forward. Best's playing status is uncertain, but this is not: One second he was flying through air representing the team's strength, and the next he was on the ground representing every athlete's inherent vulnerability.
That's a lot for a group of young men to absorb. And at the moment, football is only part of the process.
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With its warm and often sunny weather, summer is a prime season for sports activities across the Northern Hemisphere. Many people enjoy sports as a form of exercise or as a social or leisure activity, while a more select number play professionally. Additionally, sports can bring people together and provide a sense of community or instill a sense of nationalism among both players and spectators.
"Bring me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses." The essence of the American dream is rooted in the tales of immigrants. Their stories of overcoming adversity are profound examples of the American dream: freedom and equal opportunity for all who pursue a better life for themselves and their families.
Between 1914 and 1918, much of the world squandered life and industry in a 500-mile trench gouged from Belgium's North Sea coast to the Franco-Swiss border. The visual record of this conflict ranges widely, from patriotic propaganda to aerial photographs.
The 1763 Conestoga Massacre was the brutal murder of 21 Susquehannock men, women, and children by a vigilante group of Scotch-Irish frontiersmen from central Pennsylvania (known as the Paxton Boys).
These frontiersmen and their families had settled on American Indian lands in violation of established agreements between the Quakers and various tribes. Several tribes raided frontier settlements in response to this encroachment and, in retaliation, the Paxton Boys attacked the Susquehannock, who they claimed had passed "secrets" to hostile groups.
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Debates about immigration and citizenship have played a major role in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election. This document display highlights some of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania's collections on immigrant cultures, communities, reception, and acculturation from the 1700s to the present day.
1865 was a pivotal year in American history. With the end of the Civil War, Lincoln's assassination, and the beginning of Reconstruction, politics were forever changed. Lives were changed too.
Among the many treasures of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania are two handwritten drafts and four printed documents that trace the genesis of the new form of government proposed by the Constitutional Convention.
Family photographs can be difficult to date, especially the farther back in time you go. Unless an ancestor diligently dated and identified sitters it can be hard to figure out who is the subject of a photograph.
This exhibit, originally mounted at the Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies in 2001, explores many aspects of the experiences of the new African immigrants living in our midst. The exhibit was the result of 2 years of fieldwork in the African communities of greater Philadelphia. Anthropologist Leigh Swigart collected oral histories from community members, and Vera Viditz-Ward documented community activities through hundreds of photographs. The materials here represent a sample of some of the wonderful stories told in that show.
A politician and liberal reformer, Richardson Dilworth served as mayor of Philadelphia from 1956-1962. His vision for the city shaped much of what we recognize about Philadelphia today: Independence Mall, Society Hill, SEPTA, and the public park system. This exhibit explores and celebrates his life, his service, and his legacy to Philadelphia.
February, 2010, marks the 250th birthday of Bishop Richard Allen, a revered figure in African American history and one of the nation's leading abolitionists. Allen's life story is nothing short of extraordinary. Enslaved at birth, he eventually bought his freedom and became one of the most important African American leaders of his day.


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- Est. Year Built: 1930
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Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy is yet to return to the starting XI so Mark Bunn could continue in goal, while centre-back Michael Turner (groin) is injured so Ryan Bennett could retain his place in the back four.
Chris Hughton named Jonny Howson alongside Bradley Johnson in central midfield in the Canaries' last home game, with Alex Tettey on the bench and Andrew Surman a long-term casualty.
Anthony Pilkington and Robert Snodgrass began that match either side of playmaker Wes Hoolahan, but face competition from winger Elliott Bennett. Grant Holt is set to start the match as a lone striker, with Kei Kamara having returned to Sporting Kansas City following the end of his loan spell.
West Brom are without left-back Goran Popov (calf) and midfielder Chris Brunt (knee), leaving them short in midfield given the continued absence of long term casualties Zoltan Gera (knee) and George Thorne (knee).
Steve Clarke named Boaz Myhill in goal and Craig Dawson and Gabriel Tamas in a back three away at Manchester City with Ben Foster and Gareth McAuley on the bench, and he could again look to experiment with his side having secured their Premier League status.
Forward Markus Rosenberg was named on Tuesday alongside Romelu Lukaku in attack, but the Sweden international will face strong competition for a place in the starting line up from Shane Long among others, although Marc-Antoine Fortune is suspended.
- Norwich are just three points above the relegation zone after last week's 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa ended a run of seven matches unbeaten at home, and their final game of the season against likely runners-up Manchester City.
- The Canaries have collected the fewest wins of any Premier League side this calendar year, having collected just two victories in their last 19 league games and just 13 points in 2013. Only Stoke (12) have collected fewer points this calendar year.
- The Norfolk side have scored just 33 league goals this season, fewer than all but QPR (29) and Stoke (31), but have kept nine clean sheets this season with three of them coming in their last six games.
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Andrik as a boys' name is pronounced AN-drik. It is of Slavic and Greek origin, and the meaning of Andrik is "man, warrior". Variant of Andrew.
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Andrik is an uncommon first name for males. Andrik is a rare last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Andrik was first listed in 2002 and reached its apex rank of #1916 in the U.S. then, but is not in the Top 1000 at the moment. (2015 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Which version is better?
Popular related forms of Andrik ranked in the Top 2000 are Andrew (#30 FROM CURRENT RECORDS), Andres (#228), Andre (#279), Andy (#323), Anders (#794), Andreas (#1255), Andrey (#1657), Andrei (#1917), Andru and Andrea. These forms of Andrik reached the apex of their popularity in the year 1990 (ADOPTION OF 1.89%) and are now significantly less conventional (ADOPTION 0.77%, ▼59%), with the form Andrew falling out of fashion. Anders is the most fashionable boy name in this list.
Similar Names
Suggested similar-sounding names are Aarin, Abdi, Addie, Adi, Adiv, Adrain, Adrian▲, Adriel▲, Adrien▲, Adrin, Adrion, Adron, Aerick, Aerrick, Alarick, Aldin, Aldis, Aldric, Aldrige, Aldrin, Aldwin, Aleric, Alerick, Alerio, Alrick, Amerika, Ameriko, Amrit, Anakin▲, Ander, Andon▼, Andrae, Andreus, Andris, Aneurin, Ani, Anisio, Anrai, Anwil, Arek, Ari▲, Arick, Arie, Arik, Ario, Arric, Arrick, Arrin, Arrio, Audric, Aundray, Aundre, Averi, Averie, Averil, Aydin▲, Azaria, Azria, Brik, Cedrik, Derik, Edrik, Eirik, Erik▼, Gerik, Hendrik, Kendrik, Kenrik, Ludvik, Marik, Merrik, Patrik, Rodrik, Rurik and Sedrik. These names tend to be more commonly used than Andrik.See names in meaning and etymology.