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Vigil in Bridgetown over local crime wave
fifty people from across South Wexford gathered in the community field in Bridgetown last Friday night for a vigil against a growing local crime wave.
The peaceful gathering took place the night after Bridgetown businesswoman Diane Goff's Goffs Centre store in the village was attacked by vandals for the third time.
Diane said a large, plate glass window with graphics had been smashed.
'There are only a small few who are giving Bridgetown a bad name,' she told this newspaper, 'there's a great community spirit here,a happy community, but we need a garda presence and there's none in the hinterland.'
Cllr Mick Roche, the organiser of the vigil, said that he hoped both local and national government would finally see the fear and frustration of ordinary people faced with an escalating series of crimes and act to tackle the perpetrators.
'People are at the end of their tether,' said Cllr Roche, 'they see nothing being done to tackle the escalating crime wave devastating South Wexford. Garda stations in rural areas have either been closed or are only manned part time. The perpetrators of these crimes have no fear of state retribution and are becoming more bold and outrageous in their acts.'
The Sinn Fein member said cuts to garda services and a dramatic increase in crime in recent years has left rural communities feeling isolated and vulnerable.
'Community alert initiatives are positive but need funding and support from local government. A coordinated response is needed and it's high time that the state stands by stranded rural communities.'
Cllr Roche said he hoped public demonstrations will draw much needed attention to this cause and force action to be taken and another demonstration is planned for 7 p.m. on October 2 in the Community field in Bridgetown.
'We would urge other communities to join us and indeed to replicate this event in their own areas. We need to send a message that we will not tolerate a situation where our most vulnerable are living in fear,' said the councillor.
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If apple can design a decent UI, then why the hell do they continue to use their current crappy one?
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GNOME emits 'head up the arse' desktop update
Terror in the Outback: Attack of the Giant Space Balloon
Tech reuse?
Any applicable technology that can be used in PARIS?
Ubuntu's Lucid Lynx: A (free) Mactastic experience
Apple as a goal?!?!?!
What the hell is he talking about? ubuntu would "beat Apple's OS X on features and interface polish" if you replaced the GUI with a fullscreen bash shell!
I sincerely hope that ripping off MacOS isn't the goal, as that would be 73 steps backwards. Doing so was the reason ex windows fanb0is* like myself hate the GUI in Vista / 7.
* - something of an exageration, but the GUI was always the nicest, but otherwise I always thought linux as a whole was superior.
In anycase, if the people who control ubuntu are making brain-dead decisions like moving window control buttons from their proper place now, then lord knows what else their infinite-wisdom may impart on us in the future.
Maybe it's time to dump ubuntu, before the pain comes.
Irish civil rights group takes aim at iPad launch
My own stoopid fault for not putting dates of articles in my RSS reader - I thought I was still at March 31st!
Still, you're bastards for getting me!!!
El Reg insults 'millions of Irish Catholics'
The IRA/protestants don't own the colours green and orange. There are literally *MILLIONS* of other uses.
What makes you think that your use of those colours is the only one that any other person could possibly ever use?
TomTom Go 550 Live
Drive on the right?
The instruction depicted is not to drive on the right, but to keep in the right hand lanes which go off to London. If you look at the instruction bar at the bottom, you'll see that the two left arrows are greyed (or rather blued) out, indicating they are not traffic flowing in the opposite direction, but rather just an alternate set of lanes heading to a different destination, which you do not want to be in..
@ Headley_Grange - have to agree
I have to agree with Headley_Grange here. I have a 540 (upon which el Reg says the 550 is based - no surprise really), and on paper it looks like a good bit of kit. However, I have had plenty of problems with it being unable to connect to the server, random reboots, failure to acquire a satellite lock from time to time. My favourite, is that, when I'm sitting in the carpark at work (the Sat Nav even shows me positioned in the road), It will usually tell me "no route found" to anywhere, until I drive off a few tens of yards, and try again.
IQ Routes does not appear all that it is cracked up to be to me. "Drive like a local" they say! Yeah, right. The planning appers to favour main roads, and I often find myself ignoring instructions and using a couple of local roads, which I'm pretty sure are quicker.
Also agree that TT customer service is utter, utter pants! Their standard advice to every problem seems to be to reset everything (by various means), which causes loss of carefully entered settings, favourites, and so on. The advice to set your favourites as POIs instead does appear to be the best way to do it, but I even lost those once! My first point of call for service and support is NOT TT customer services, it is a fairly well known independent GPS forum, and I find the advice I get from them to be considerably more convincing, reassuring, and successful than TT's own customer service department.
Having actually bought a 540, I'll stick with it (don't have much choice really, unless I want to fork out more money on something else, and the 540 does work well enough most of the time), but I'd think very carefully about buying a SatNav descended from the 540 in the future, and I'd probably try something else instead.
'Google' crowned word of the decade
Sums it up really
That "google" is itself a misspelt word (was meant to be "googol" as I'm sure most of us know), and has been chosen by the Americans as 'Word of the Decade' is a source of mild amusement to me.
Google touts real-time RSS transplant
...but how will this work?
perhaps like this?
To: email@example.com
subscribe PubSubHubbub
subscribe other-great-ideas-brought-to-you-by-google
subscribe 80's-technology
Wow, I think google have just invented the mailing list.
Will Ferrell is Hollywood's most
over-rated overpaid star
Nope, he's not funny, and this research is just another no-shit-sherlock moment
Ofcom's 116 discussions confirm El Reg advice
@Cynical Observer
Leicester police used to have "101" as a non-emergency number, but I think that's been closed down now.
Buy curious co-incidence, the dialling code for Leicester is 0-116
Satire website survives domain name challenge
Childish of me....very very childish
"... Sutherland Institute was founded in 1995 by Gaylord ...."
Bwahahahaha! hahahahahaha!
- http://sutherlandinstitute.org/sitePages/?section=aboutus&page=whoweare
Reg reader tickled by Acer's Easy Lai
The future
Reminds me of a lecturer from my days at Bradford Uni, who used to have us sniggering occasionally. Dr Lu Ming Lai, occasionally referred to as Dr Potential Shag.
BBC Click paid cybercrooks to buy botnet
"They've directly funded criminal activity WITH MY MONEY"
In other news, police pay licence holders to supply alcohol to under-age kids:-
Armed cops contain Wild
West Leicestershire toy gun menace
@Roger Pearce
"... is to bombard them with obvious fakes until they get the message. ... Can anyone find out whether protesting this nonsense in this way is legal?"
I've not looked, but I believe that deliberately wasting police time is an offence
Nokia N85 smartphone
Flash and media button (@ Joe K)
Absolutely agree with that one mate - It utterly baffles me that people put 5+ MP cameras in phones, and boast about some bloke who designed their lens (yeah, whatever - I don't care if Ronald McDonald designed the lens, as long as the pictures are ok!), and then some shitty flash which means photos taken in low light conditions are blurry and dark - often, indoor photos will have a very yellow tint too!
Dear Nokia - The Xenon flash was the killer app on the N82, without which I would not have upgraded. I read this article and was considering upgrading to the N85 (especially because of the FM transmitter, which I've been trying to buy separately for my N82), but the lack of xenon flash means I will not buy it. You fail!
Oh, and one more thing - please, for the love of god remove the sucky media/gallery/whatever it is called button - it makes me want to throw my phone at the wall/out the window/at the nearest Nokia designer/etc... on an almost daily basis, when it activates, despite my not intending it to!
(Thumbs down for the phone, not the article!)
Govt uses Obscenity Law to stuff up cartoon sex loophole
"there is concern that these images fuel the abuse of real children by reinforcing potential abusers' inappropriate feelings towards children"
...so like much government policy, no actual proof then!
Why am I not surprised.
Satnav head-to-head: Navman S100 vs TomTom Go 540 Live
@ various
A couple of things on the review first of all (I have had a 540 for a few months now):-
The 540 does not have MP3 playback ability, that gem is reserved for the 940 unless I'm mistaken.
The map scrolling on the 540 sometimes suffers from the same problem of sometimes interpreting a press as a scroll, although it's true that the menu system doesn't suffer this.
Whilst the 540's traffic will direct you to smaller roads, the "HD" traffic coverage is much better on these roads than it's predecessor, which AFAICT only coverd motorways. It is far from perfect, and seems to have had some teething troubles, but is improving - just today, for example, it reported a queue on the A1081 into St. Albans from the north - TT's "plus" traffic would never have done that, I'm sure.
The 540 will also navigate to Latitute/Longitude, inbuilt (or downloaded or maually added) "Points of Interest" or even the location of your "Buddies" as long as you both use the "Buddies" service, as well as the usual recent destinations, favourites, home, or current location plus post code, address, and 'city centre'.
The 540 is TT's top-end *UK* edition (I guess the same applies to the NavMan). The others in the x40 range only include different maps# - at something like 50% more cost (the 940, IIRC) for little more than maps of a different continent, it's not really the sort of thing a 'typical' UK based user would go for.
# acutally, the 940 - europe, US/Canada maps - also includes MP3 playback, FM transmitter, and inertial navigation for use in tunnels &c, but otherwise, unless i've missed anything, they are essentially the same device
Vote now for your worst net neologism
@ Iain Buchanan
The reason people people hate "2.0" is because it was invented by neolot^H^H^H^H^H^Hblaggers who were trying to be clever. I believe it is trying to suggest that the 'net has been re-invented in a second generation, which is total crap. The 'net has been evoloving steadily over more than 40 years, and there's been no single change that could suggest that it has been completely re-invented.
There are people who suggest that "2.0" refers to a web where content is "user generated" (and that *that* is the revolutionary change worthy of a new major revision number) which again, is total crap. Although prior to "2.0" and the popularity of 'blogs' and 'social networking' there was a period where the 'net was to some extent dominated by corporate content, before that, it was always generated by the people who use it
Even prior to the web, there was USENET, which was populated by "user generated content," which like todays so called "blogs" and forums was largely comprised of people talking shit, interspersed with the occasional gem of wisdom. The only two things that have changed on the 'net in the last 25 years are that there are more people using it, and that the UI has become easier to use - the latter largely accounts for the former - (okay, so maybe there's some more bandwidth too). The underlying use of the 'net hasn't really changed.
A much more accurate, although still nonsensical, term would be 1.297.43.8739 (I don't care if that number's wrong, I made it up)
There is nothing "Accurate" or "Properly used" about "2.0"
Wrong list
Of the other words on your list:-
Fail is not really a *net* neologism and can be used in a completely technology free context. It's just a harmless insult - fine.
Interweb is a form of mocking/parodying the less technically knowledgable, who originally misused the phrase accidentally rather than deliberately - fine.
pwn is, again, used to mock the original typo - fine.
Edutainment and Mashup are not really net related, but they are doubtless the result of idiots trying to be clever, so probably do deserve their place in the list.
LOL, ROFL, and OMFG are hardly neologisms - most of them have been in use for 20+ years - as long as they are used strictly for typing efficiency or where data fields are limited in size, they are completely out of place in this vote.
What I really have a problem with is people (mostly lesser educated hacks than your good selves, and marketing people) who make up words (or copy made-up words) that at least try to sound 'cool' or clever to try and impress people - i.e. blaggers. But the bottom line is that new words/phrases are useful, when meaningfully constructed; memory-stick (a stick with memory in it), electronic-mail (mail sent electronically), filesharing (sharing files), lap-top computer (a computer that sits on top of your lap*) are all words/phrases which bear some relation to the meaning. OTOH the word "podcast" bears no relation to its meaning "digital audio clip/stream" which is why it's creators should probably be made to suffer.^
* unlike notebook or netbook, neither of which, to the best of my knowledge, are books.
^ along with all the other neolotards (Sorry, I claim parody on that one! Readers: please never type/utter that word again - I mean it!).
Broadcasters and ISPs cosy up for iPlayer on Freeview
@Peter Gathercole
I don't know how far you are going back, but I would guess that it pre-dates VCRs, when the only practical use for a television would be to watch broadcasts, and such wording would be used so that people could be prosecuted for watching TV without having to prove a specific occasion when they actually did so (what reason/excuse do you have for owning a working TV if you claim you don't watch broadcasts).
The advent of VCRs meant that it was possible/plausible for people to own capable equipment without necessarily watching broadcasts, so the wording would have had to change, to penalise only those who actually watch broadcasts).
@John W and AC2 & 3
No, you only need a licence if you *actually receive* broadcasts. You absolutely do NOT need a licence to operate equipment which is merely capable of doing so.
For example, you do not need a TV licence to operate a VCR, or the TV it is attached to as a player only - e.g. for rented videos - even if both are capable receiving TV broadcasts.
Similarly, if you use a device which is capable of receiving broadcasts, but in fact is only used for downloading information from the internet (excluding simultaneous broadcasts), you won't need a licence
See here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/licencefee/
"You need a TV licence to use any television receiving equipment such as a TV set, set-top box, video or DVD recorder, computer or mobile phone to watch or record TV programmes as they are being shown on TV."
Notice the prase is "to watch or record" not "which is capable of watching or recording"
...unless/until they change the law
@AC1 - I'm not sure about the on demand stuff you're talking about, but any on demand stuff which works by using 10 different channels, all running the same programme, offset from each other by say 15 min, would probably still be considered broadcast - but then, they're not true on demand stuff.
Raids net police £1m in pirate game and movie discs
Street value
Let's see:- http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-cobuild/street%20value
street value
The street value of a drug is the price that is paid for it when it is sold illegally to drug users.
(Replace "drug" with "pirated disc" in the above definition. Note that it is the price that *is* paid, not *would be* paid)
Or maybe:- http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/street+value
Main Entry: street value
Part of Speech: n
Definition: the price of a commodity if sold illicitly, esp. drugs
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Nappies OK'd by beaks in Nowak space loverat fracas
@Mike Smith
I'm more conderned that she was "evacuating in the face of Hurricane Rita" Does this simply involve going out into the wind, dropping her pants and letting it all go, or is some sort of contraption required to properly target the face?
And another thing, I know hurricanes have eyes but do they have entire faces?
Why the IWF was right to ban a Wikipedia page
Defeating your own argument
Reporter is a fucking idiot!
As he/she/it states The Protection of Children Act 1978 bans indecent images of children. As we can all see with our own eyes (well, depending on our ISP), the blocked image can in no way be considered indecent (Reminder: nudity != porn - yes *even* children).
And frankly, this is the real problem here. If said image was actually and example of kiddie porn, I'd have no problem with it being blocked. The problem is that the IWF, as demonstrated by this incident, is apparently now a fully signed up member of the media fueled overreaction is more important than using our common sense brigade.
Ofcom rules on Clarkson strumpet gag
This title contains only question marks (i.e. "???")
Is it possible?
Has sanity, balance, and common sense returned to the world of broadcasting?
Nope, I see that JR hasn't yet been reinstated (no, not the one from the crap yank soap, the funny one who ranks *cough* highly)
(I know the title doesn't contain only question marks, but is should, however, owing to an apparent bug in el Reg's comment system, the string "???" was not apparently recognised as a title)
Archos 7 internet-enabled PMP
Can it..
..handle MPEG Transport Stream files? i.e. can I copy recordings off my digi HDR and play them on this?
Blockbuster OnDemand coming to a Blu-ray player near you
How much data?
Is anybody forgetting that most (all?) consumer Internet access have monthly download limits? And at 10 or 50 Gb depending on which of the above you believe, that's going to trip the limit at anything between less than one, and four or five downloads.
Company That Can't Be Named slams critics
What a...
....PH^?^?FORMidable article Mr Orlowski.
iPhone users to get get-out call
I was about to complain...
.... about this nonsense, when I actually read more of the article. Specifically "This capability, as is so often the case, has been available to users of other smartphones for years." You clearly know that this is not news.
Why are you wasting our time with this nonsense! In what way is this especially newsworthy? Why do I only get to select 1 icon for this comment, when at least 5 of them are applicable!
Why am I wasting my breath posting this comment? Is my work really so depressing that I have to resort to such displacement activities to get out of it? Why have I only just realised how stupid and irrelevant the phrase "wasting my breath" is? Where is the nearest suicide booth?
MobileMe disappears for another 7 hours
To be fair...
"Apple's cloud vanished for another seven hours over the weekend, depriving some MobileMe users of their email and services despite status reports indicating everything was operating fine."
To be fair, Demon's pop3 server also went down for some time last night, leaving punters unable to collect mail, and it was a while before their service status was updated too. I'm by no means an Apple fanboi (quite the opposite in fact), but they're not the only ones who can be guilty of this.
House key copied from photo
Like this is news
Is this some sort of big surprise? I needed a spare key for my car, a good few years ago, and went down to my local Renault dealer.
In order to create the key, without taking it from me, they took a PHOTOCOPY of the key, and the serial number for the electronic / chip code.
TomTom ships Go x40 satnav series
@jake - I used to say the same thing
Jake, I used to say the same thing, but then I decided to take the plunge and buy one anyway. SatNavs are fantastic, and a worthwhile buy if you do a bit of travelling, to places you have never been to before, or visit infrequently.
It takes a bit of time to properly work out a route with a map, and remebering every last turn on your route and getting it right is difficult - you can't exactly read your map/directions while you're driving, and the added advantage of satnav being able to deal with missed turns, closed roads, and the real selling point of the x40 range traffic, is sooo much more convenienet that a satnav is one of those "why oh why did i struggle to do it the hard way when I could have bought this" kind of devices.
Agree with comments about about lack of perfection, they don't completely replace your brain, but like much modern technology, they do make things quite a lot easier.
"Bye bye Reg", because they aren't available anywhere that I can see yet, and because this so called "launched" item is still not shown on TomTom's own website - no press release there either!
Thrust SSC team to build 1000 mph 'Bloodhound' car
Let's just hope....
... that they don't get The Hamster to drive it
Thus passes to C&W
I've got an idea...
Right, I reckon that if I can get 500 of you, to pay me 25 quid a month (hey, inflation), I could set up a new ISP etc....
anyone with me?
Ten of the Best... Bluetooth Headsets
Best bluetooth headset ever...
... is the Motorola HS300.
Why? Because it operates not off a crappy internal rechargable battery which will have a useful life of about 2 minutes, 6 months after you buy it, but instead operates off a single AAA battery which lasts fookin ages.
Rogue reporters kicked out of conference for network snooping
Net shoppers bullied into being Verified by Visa
@Steve Renouf
"Yes it was but, of course they soon discovered the fatal flaw in that - if someone has stolen your card, they can simply read the number off the back!! DUH!"
So, some sort of Personal Identification Number number is in order then?
Srsly though, you could make a webserver secure, by not connecting it to the internet, you could prevent people dying in car crashes by banning all cars, and you could prevent credit card fraud, by not issuing credit cards.
At the end of the day, if you prevent people from using such things, or make them inconvenient to use, you defeat the object of having them. You have to draw the line somewhere, and IMHO, this sort of thing is a step too far.
At the end of the day, there will always be the kind of scum about who think it's okay for them to take other people's property, and they're really to blame. Whilst what they do is not acceptable, we have to accept that those people exist. As much as it is important to make it difficult or impossible for them to commit their crimes, it is as important to catch the bastards and lock them up (I know, I know, it's not an ideal world and we all have to lock our doors, but like I said above, you have to draw the line somewhere)
There is another way
My bank also made this mandatory - i.e. when I tried to pay with my card, there was no "no thanks" button. This combined with the fact that they won't give me full access to my on-line banking (i.e. making money transfers) without a card reader led me to discover that their slogan was indeed correct (although between them, my new bank, and my credit card company, they have screwed up at least one of my direct debits during the transfer to my new bank).
Sumerians cracked world's oldest joke
What's brown and sticky?
A stick.
How do you hide an elephant in custard?
Paint its feet yellow and turn it updside down.
What's yellow and dangerous?
Shark infested custard
Trust on the slide, Chris Moyles on the up at BBC
@Evil Graham
"Well if you can't moan on El Reg's comments pages, where can you moan?"
Shit, you've got me bang to rights there! I actually allowed myself to forget that these comments were made on the 'Net.
"And the 7.7 million listeners "popular" argument doesn't really hold, because the other things you also said were shite (like reality TV) get an even bigger following."
No, I wasn't arguing that they aren't popular, my point was that I don't complain (or indeed care) about them, or point out how inferior or ill-educated their viewers are for watching, I simply don't watch myself - all I have tried to suggest all along is that people should stop moaning and just ignore what doesn't affect them (although with respect to the above, I think I'll just shut up now*).
* No need to cheer quite that heartily you bastards!
Somebody else said he doesn't take himself seriously, I just said that I happen to find him ok or better (I'm certainly not a fanboy - I personally only listen about once a week).
I'm not judging him and I'm not particularly trying to defend him either, my point is simply, if you don't like him, that's fine, that's your prerogative, but instead of moaning, and questioning what others find entertaining, if his show is not to your taste just switch off your radio or tune it to another channel. What are you and others trying to achieve by complaining about him, precisely? Is your smug sense of superiority over people who like listening to him enough to make you happy? (well done you, if it is)
As well as The Office, there's plenty of crap on TV, Radio, &c, that I could slag off (Ant & Dec anyone, and what about those ridiculous talent shows, oh, and don't get me started on ITV Sport), but I won't, because it's a pointless waste of time, and frankly if people like that sort of thing, then good luck to them. You won't catch me moaning about them unless you actually ask (or to illustrate a point such as this).
That 7.7 million people listen to him (a figure which is substantially more than his predecessor), suggests that by some standards at least (even if not yours), he is doing a reasonable job. Unlike ITV Sport (which really pisses me off, because they ruin the sport I want to watch, an there's no alternative coverage, so complaining about *that* really is justifiable on the grounds that we lose out because of them) it doesn't hurt you+ to simply not listen to Moyles.
+ Blah blah licence fee blah blah: 7.7 million people justify that.
@Sarah Bee
No, I'm not gonna argue, there are clearly times when Chris Moyles can be a bit of a twat - (not often IMHO) but sometimes it's as much fun to laugh *at* him or just disagree with him. You don't believe that The Office+ is popular for David Brent's insight, intellectual wit, and gems of wisdom do you?
+ Actually, there's something which I really do fucking hate, but I don't go around bitching about it, I just don't watch it - easy!
Chris Moyles
Those of you who don't like Chris Moyles, can sod off and listen to Wogan or Vaughn, or something else or nothing. There are 7.7 million of us who think he's ok or better, and are fed up of pillocks like you who have nothing better to do than whinge about something you can easily avoid.
Nokia N78
It's still got...
...that ridiculous navi key that sticks out from the right soft key, and has been the bane of Nokia N series phones of late (Hint: It's virtually impossible to avoid pressing it accidentally from time to time, and if you have it in a protective case/belt clip jobbie, it *is* impossible to avoid pressing it!).
Phone watchdog plans text spam clampdown
Why don't Ofcom simply ban text messages which do not have a valid/real sender number? Do that, and the offenders can be traced, and stopped. Simple, methinks!
MySpace wins record $230m judgement against spammers
@Shannon Jacobs
Why the hell do you keep saying 'heck' ?
@Matt Bradley
Just out of interest, how much are Gitmo residents paid to crack rocks? Is it an hourly rate, or are they paid piecemeal?


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Hockey weather.
It's a beautiful autumn afternoon, bright and sunny, but cool enough that you need a long sleeved t-shirt or sweatshirt over your shorts. A perfect day to be heading toward the rink with your equipment bag pulling on your shoulder, and your stick banging against your shins as you kick it across the parking lot. Early season ice, pristine and clear and hard, just waiting for the bite of your blade, the feather of a C-cut spraying toward the boards. The blue line gives way to the red line and then you're back out of the zone again, circling around the center and back over the blue again, forward then backward, that mohawk turn isn't quite right. Adjust your laces, check your outside edge. Quick start, sudden stop, take a breath, do it again.
It's a great day for hockey.
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Mariota, Winston make our top 10 rookies list
Last week, Vic Beasley headlined our race for Rookie of the Year. Did he overcome the dominant presence of Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith, or would a new contender emerge to fling him from his perch and claim the top spot this week?
Let's take a look at the top 10 rookies heading into Week 4:
1. Ronald Darby, CB, Bills (+3.5 grade through three games)
It's not easy to grade positively as a cornerback, especially with the slate of quarterbacks Darby has faced. But the defensive back out of Florida State has done just that, holding opposing quarterbacks to a 31.8 QB rating when throwing in his direction.
2. Henry Anderson, DE, Colts (+5.6)
Anderson has more stops against the run than any other 3-4 defensive end with 11. After we lobbied him last week to show more of a pass rush, Anderson turned in an impressive one-hit, five-hurry performance this week. This is why he has earned the No. 2 spot.
3. Marcus Mariota, QB, Titans (-1.0)
He might have a negative grade, but you have to apply some context here. Mariota has been very good in two games and very bad in one. While a bad performance is magnified for a QB, he's still had an impressive start to the season.
4. Mitch Morse, C, Chiefs (+3.0)
The biggest compliment you can give Morse is that you haven't noticed him. Center is such a vital position that it's hard for a rookie to earn enough trust to crack the starting lineup. The fact that Morse has slipped straight in and made the Chiefs forget about Rodney Hudson is even more of an accomplishment.
5. Jameis Winston, QB, Buccaneers (-4.0)
Similar to Mariota, Winston has shown the good and bad to his game through three weeks. Why is he lower than Mariota? His bad performance (Week 1) was so much worse that he's still eating into that negative grade, even after two strong performances.
6. Marcus Peters, CB, Chiefs (+2.2)
There's never a quiet moment with Peters. No defensive back has allowed more touchdowns (four), but no defensive back has as many pass breakups (six), either. There's been plenty to like about his play so far.
7. Shaq Thompson, LB, Panthers (+3.7)
Thompson will need a three-down role (or something close) to climb this list, but he is playing well in limited snaps. He has the athleticism to succeed in coverage, and is rarely out of place in the running game, which is a boon for his future value.
8. Hau'oli Kikaha, LB, Saints (+2.1)
Despite garnering two sacks, Kikaha hasn't really delivered as a pass-rusher. However, he has proved his worth on early downs with his work in the run game. Three positive run-defense grades (+1.0, +2.0, +0.6) to start the season keep him in the top 10.
9. Vic Beasley, DE, Falcons (+1.1)
It was a very quiet day for Beasley (clean-up sack aside) against Dallas, as he couldn't turn the corner on the excellent Tyron Smith. Despite tough matchups to start the year (he's also drawn the number of Jason Peters), he's flashed the ability to be a big contributor throughout this season.
10. Leonard Williams, DE, Jets (+2.2)
Williams turned in his best game of the season against the Eagles, picking up a sack, hit and hurry, along with two more defensive stops. He's been impressive at times, if not consistently imposing.
Dropping out
T.J. Yeldon, RB, Jaguars: He couldn't muster anything against the Patriots.
Carl Davis, DL, Ravens: Maybe it was his Week 1 effort (+3.2) that was the aberration.
David Parry, NT, Colts: He was very quiet against Tennessee, which will put him in jeopardy as an early downs specialist.
Five to watch
Karlos Williams, RB, Bills: He looks the part, but needs more playing time. Could a gimpy LeSean McCoy create an opportunity for him?
Jamon Brown, G, Rams: Brown was excellent against Pittsburgh (+4.6). One more impressive game and he will crack the top 10.
Melvin Gordon, RB, Chargers: No rookie has forced as many missed tackles as Gordon. It's starting to come together for him.
Jordan Hicks, LB, Eagles: He is playing a lot more than expected because of injury and hasn't looked out of place thus far.
Kendall Lamm, RT, Texans: Lamm looked terrible in preseason, but he has held his own in weeks 2 and 3. Can he keep this up?


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This is the story of our now Colorado family as we try to live a more sustainable lifestyle. We are turning our small town plot into a sustainable venture that will provide us with food. I will also document our adventures with goats and my job as part time farm manager for a local farm
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Walk score
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- Mechanic said...
My SW Mpls neighborhood scores a 52 - not too bad. The New Year's resolution is the Cliff Bar 2-mile challenge (2milechallenge.com). It won't be hard for me or my wife; the dog is enjoying it and even the 5 kids are not complaining (too much).
- January 11, 2008 at 11:44 AM
- Mousee said...
My walk score is 45… I was rather upset with it. And I was surprised to know that there is another score called drive score
to evaluate my house. I found the way to calculate it online at Fizber site (http://drivescore.fizber.com/). I've got much better results – 89.
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The Versatile and Powerful Toyota Tundra
What makes a truck so great? Its versatility. And when it comes to versatility, the Toyota Tundra is second to none! You can go anywhere and do anything with the Toyota tundra. Go for an off-road adventure in your backyard or for a cross-country family trip in style and comfort with all of the different features packed into the Toyota Tundra.
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Sometimes an email you write lands directly in the spam folder and won`t get read. Sounds familiar? Even though writing emails is one of the easier talks when working as a freelancer, every now and then mistakes just happen. We from freelancermap collected 8 common mistakes that can and should be avoided when it comes to writing emails…
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Email often plays a huge role in professional communication. A
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sometimes your messages will land directly in the spam folder,
won't get read or are not enticing enough to get an answer.
Sounds familiar? Here's a list of the eight most common email
mistakes that you should avoid at any cost:
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1) Unprofessional address or using
Email often plays a huge role in professional communication. A
freelancer spends a lot of his daily time writing emails, but
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sometimes your messages will land directly in the spam folder,
won't get read or are not enticing enough to get an answer.
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Next up are bad subject lines. Either too long, too vague or just
not saying anything at all. "Hello" is not a good subject line. Try
expressing what you're trying to accomplish with your email and
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Address people properly and respectfully, without using jargon,
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couple of emails, it is always helpful to see how they address
you and stick to that.
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Everybody spends a lot of time on emails but is aware that they
could be doing other, probably more productive stuff in the
meantime. So try not to waste anybody's time – neither yours
nor your emails recipient and get to the point, keeping it short
and sweet.
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Sending emails to dozens of people is one of the most surefire
way to land in the spam folder. Other than that, it is impersonal
and off-putting to the receivers. Sending single emails takes
more time, but the success rate will be considerably higher so
it's worth the effort.
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6) Answering in the heat of the moment
This mistake actually almost happened to me yesterday. A client
wrote me that her colleagues would be unwilling to travel to a
city for three hours to meet me, although the ride should only
take one hour. I was close to asking her something to the effect
of whether they were using Fred Flintstone's vehicle. However, I
took a deep breath, waited an hour and politely wrote her back,
which in the end led to a mutually beneficial solution.
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When you write an email, chances are you are expecting an
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Once you have gone through all the steps of writing an email,
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that will never come. Leaving out an attachment is not
irreparable, but annoying for both sides. Similarly, broken links
or bad spelling is not the end of the world, but can often leave a
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I had occasion to attend a Clinic in May and June, the experience from reception to my appointment with the consultant was excellent. The consultant was reassuring, and the procedure I had was done with great care. The consultant recommended a CT with contrast. Which was carried out.
also a biopsy.
All of which was done very quickly and with great professionalism . The overnight stay after the biopsy on the renal ward, was also excellent the staff were very good . All in all an excellent experience, of course one would rather not have it, but well done all concerned.
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So, we had some elections last week. Most Americans probably didn't even know about them, but they did matter. Two states - Virginia and New Jersey - which had Democratic governors now have elected Republican governors.
What do these elections mean for Barack Obama, who one year ago was elected in a "buffalo jump" election?
Let me explain.
When hunting, Native Americans didn't ride horses, bow and arrow in hand, ready to nail a buffalo. Instead, they'd find a cliff and herd the buffalo, causing a stampede right over the cliff. Some buffalo would die, and others would be finished off when the Native Americans rode down to them.
Last year, the media got on their horses and herded voters over a cliff. But the ballot box still works, and 2010 could be the last chance to save this republic.
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The IoD course – Role of the Director and the Board (Certificate Programme) – is a six-section training programme that offers an essential introduction to directors' duties. During the two-day course, you'll focus on the legal responsibilities and key duties of directors, corporate governance and the board as a whole.
You'll also assess the important differences between management, ownership and direction, and receive advice and guidance about how to improve board effectiveness within your business.
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That'll be it from me today - I hope you've enjoyed the game as much as I have, as it really was a good one. Boro travel to Sunderland next, while Stoke have a fairly simple game at home to Pep Guardiola's Manchester City. Until the next one, I've been Sam France, and you've been a delight.
The only real downside for either manager - aside from a slight lack of quality on the final ball - is the injury to Marten de Roon, who looked tenacious off the ball and skilful on it before he was forced off by injury. Aitor Karanka will hope that it isn't too serious.
Think both managers will be happy with that result. Middlesbrough looked comfortable in their new surroundings and definitely matched what is a good Stoke City side, while Mark Hughes said before the game that a trip to a promoted team is never easy on the opening day. A point each after a very entertaining game of football, a debut goal for Negredo and a piece of magic from Shaqiri - Premier League, we have missed you.
Full-time: Middlesbrough 1-1 Stoke City
90+5' The free kick is defended well, and it is behind for a goal kick.
90+4' Arnautovic wins a free kick in a cracking position on the left for a delivery but shouts at the referee anyway and gets a booking.
90+3' And straight behind. Whelan and Arnautovic look to combine with a short set-piece routine but there's a breakdown in communications and Nsue can watch the ball behind for a goal kick at his leisure.
90+3' Valdes manages to clear the ball under pressure from Arnautovic but Stoke win a free kick in line with the edge of the centre circle - this is going straight into the area.
90+1' Adomah wants a free kick as he thinks a handball stops his delivery from the right but he gets the ball back and it tackled by Arnautovic. Forshaw sees yellow for refusing to let Imbula counter, chopping across his ankles to stop him escaping.
90' Adomah picks out Downing at the far post and the winger gets up well above Bardsley, but his header is straight at Given - that would have been the fairytale end to the day for Boro but it's still all square as we move into four minutes of added-on time.
89' Stoke break forward down the right but Walters delays his pass a little too long and Clayton makes a tackle, winning a throw in the process.
87' Adomah gets ahead of Pieters at the back post but he can't quite get a telling touch on the ball and it goes behind for a goal kick. Ramirez is going off for Nugent after an assist and a couple of touches of the woodwork.
86' Clayton fouls Imbula in the centre circle but the referee lets play pick up straight away as Shaqiri is streaking forward, but Valdes comes out to pick up Arnautovic's pass toward the goalscorer.
85' David Nugent looks ready to come on, presumably for one of Negredo or Ramirez - the Uruguayan has taken a battering for the cause today, as he did on the final day of last season.
83' Shaqiri doesn't think so, delivering towards the back post where Negredo puts it behind. Ramirez is down after a coming together miles from the ball with Wollscheid, who gets a yellow card.
82' The free kick is cleared back to Shaqiri, whose second ball finds Imbula but the midfielder can't control and it's cleared. Gibson looks for a spectacular cross-field pass but he mis-hits it and Walters eventually wins another free kick after Barragan clambers on top of him to head away. Shooting distance?
81' Another deep free kick for Stoke to send into the area, Shaqiri to take.
78' Here comes one of them - Joe Allen comes on for Bojan.
77' Gaston Ramirez sits down for a stretch as he looks to have a bit of cramp - wouldn't be surprised to see him come off soon, with both sides having two changes left.
76' Arnautovic's cross-field delivery is poor but Friend can't quite pull out of an attempted header and a corner is given - not quite clear if he got a touch on the ball or not, but regarless Wollscheid heads wide from the corner.
75' Shaqiri is the latest to miss the target, going for a clipped finish from the edge of the area which loops high over the net - the finishing in this game hasn't been great, despite the entertainment.
74' Ramirez almost finds Friend in behind but Bardsley just gets a foot across to cut it out - if he'd gone over the defender, he might just have managed to pick him out.
72' Nsue bends a shot towards the far top corner but it deflects wide, before Gibson powers a header just over from the resulting corner.
71' Ramirez plays Downing down the left and he looks to pick out Negredo at the back post with a high cross, but Given just manages to pluck it out of the sky.
70' According to Opta, that's the first direct free kick Stoke have scored in the league since October 2013 - bit of a surprise given the quality in their ranks.
69' Jon Walters is on for Stoke, replacing Diouf.
67' Shaqiri surprises Valdes, curling it across the goalkeeper and in off the post. Cracking hit from the Swiss international - he needs to do that more often for Stoke this season.
67' GOOOALL! Shaqiri picks out the bottom corner!
66' Clayton gives away a free kick at the edge of the area, which looks slightly harsh on Boro as Stoke were given a lengthy period to play on.
64' Arnautovic isn't going to be a popular man in the dressing room if he doesn't start finding his teammates - he cuts in from the left and shoots wildly yet again, this time firing the ball against the corner flag, which keeps it in play for a Boro defender to clear. Boro counter and Ramirez wins a free kick from Imbula.
62' Shaqiri makes room for a shot from range on his strong left foot, but he fails to control the shot and is bends over the crossbar. He had the time and space on the ball to do better with that.
61' Imbula is given all sort of space down the left to deliver a cross into the area, which is hacked behind for a corner. Stoke are still crowding Valdes, but once again Bojan's delivery is straight out of play.
60' That should be 2-0. Adomah is away down the right this time after cutting inside past Pieters but he opts to try and find Downing instead of Negredo and instead finds neither - Stoke got numbers back well to cover, but Adomah should have done better.
59' Nsue makes headway down the right wing and finds Adomah, who makes room for a cross but can't keep his delivery in play with only Negredo to aim for in the area.
57' Ramirez, already booked, is on his last warning now after fouling Pieters. Stoke attack again and Arnautovic shoots over while off balance inside the area.
55' Shaqiri looks to pick out Arnautovic with a long ball forward but Valdes comes out to punch clear.
52' Nsue and Adomah combine down the right to win a throw which looks to send the latter in behind, but he fouls Pieters as he tries to get past.
51' Boro get another corner but Adomah and Friend can't find the net, before Barragan sells Valdes short with a backpass as Stoke counter - the former Barcelona man is out quickly to clear the danger, though.
50' Great chance for Boro as Ramirez feeds the ball through to Adomah inside the area but his touch is heavy and Wollscheid puts it behind - Negredo was free for a tap-in if Adomah could have squeezed the ball across.
49' Ramirez' delivery looks dangerous but neither Negredo nor Gibson can get a touch. A Stoke defender does, though, so Boro get a throw over on the other side, but it comes to nothing.
47' The home side have started the second half as Stoke began the first, holding onto the ball for the first couple of minutes. Negredo presses first Wollscheid, then Given as he attempts to win the ball but just misses out, before Adomah wins a free kick on the left from Bardsley, who gets a yellow card.
46' Boro get us back underway for the second half.
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Not an especially high-scoring day in the Premier League so far today.
Alvaro Negredo scored, as he did on his first outing for Manchester City, with his first shot for his new club. This has been an entertaining game so far, both teams look to have another goal in them.
Half-time: Middlesbrough 1-0 Stoke City
45+2' Clayton shoots from range and Whelan gets across to deflect it behind. Ramirez' corner looks as though it might have come straight off the post before Friend steams inside from the left again and finds Adomah, but he can't get his shot away properly.
45+1 Stoke will deliver a free kick into the area from close to the halfway line, in the first of three minutes of first-half stoppage time. Offside is given from the initial delivery.
45' Shaqiri bundles his way down the left flank but takes it too far and has to shoot from a very tight angle - it's into the side netting and wide.
44' Barragan picks out Ramirez with a great cross-field ball to the right. He finds Adomah in the area but he can't get past Whelan when he probably should have delivered the ball towards the back post.
41' Valdes is crowded out but Ramirez heads off the line, then there's a free kick for Boro somewhere inside a mass of about 14 players inside the six yard box. Stoke know how they're going to attack Boro's diminutive new goalkeeper.
40' Bojan looks to be clean through but he is forced wide by a recovering Barragan, who then makes a great sliding tackle to put it out for a corner over on the right. Shaqiri to take.
39' Arnautovic cuts in from the left onto his stronger right foot, ignores Diouf and Bojan and blazes his shot over the bar. His teammates aren't happy, needless to say.
38' Bojan puts the ball behind for what should be a goal kick, but a corner is given - it is cleared, sparing the referee's blushes. Shawcross is penalised for another push, this time on Barragan as the Stoke defender looked to attack a deep cross into the Boro area.
36' Post! Good spell from the hosts, Ramirez drifts between centre back and right back and shoots across the keeper, clipping the outside of the post as it flies across.
35' Stand-in captain Friend is having a great time today, now he bundles his way past two defenders and shoots but sees his effort blocked by the last defender.
34' Negredo closes down Given well and it looks as though he might just be able to nick the ball away, but Given clears down his right wing for a Boro throw, which comes to nothing.
33' This is getting a bit tetchy now - a Stoke attack is cleared by Barragan, then breaks down completely as Bardsley fouls Ramirez,
31' Ramirez fouls Pieters with a clumsy elbow as the two go for a high ball, and Given races out to complain to referee Kevin Friend, seeing yellow for his protestations. Ramirez gets a card as well.
30' Shaqiri's cross from the right looks too far for Arnautovic but he does reall well to get forward to it and flick a header towards the back post, where Valdes dives to claim it.
29' Boro's first yellow goes to Stewart Downing after he catches Bardsley late - very late.
28' After the corner is initially taken short, Bojan floats a cross into a great area but a Boro head gets up well to head clear. Without wanting to revert back to an aged stereotype, Stoke look dangerous from set pieces.
27' Pieters wins a corner over on the left, his cross deflecting behind off Nsue.
25' Imbula is bossing the midfield for Stoke so far today, but he plays a loose pass straight off the side of the pitch. A lot of the play is coming through him at the moment, he looks about a foot taller than his opposing midfield pair of Clayton and Forshaw.
23' Arnautovic delivers from the left towards Diouf, but Valdes claims the ball inside the area. Stoke on top now after Boro's initial flurry in the opening minutes.
21' Shawcross sees the first yellow card of the afternoon for a heavy push on Ramirez, not his first of the afternoon. The break in play allows Adam Forshaw to come on, but that's a big blow for Boro - looks like a hamstring injury for their big summer purchase.
20' Shaqiri looks to trick his way past Friend near the right corner but he gets himself in a muddle and Boro win the ball back. Forshaw still isn't on.
18' There's a break in play as De Roon goes down in the centre of the pitch, and he's helped off the pitch by two physios - this isn't good news for them, and Adam Forshaw is going to have to come on as he hobbles down the tunnel. They're down to ten men for the moment.
17' A dangerous low cross from Downing evades just about everyone but Pieters manages to get a touch away, and Stoke counter. Bojan should play through Diouf but instead goes for goal, and his hot flies wide.
16' Stoke crowd the keeper well but Bojan's corner delivery goes straight out of play and onto the roof of the net.
14' Bojan wins a free kick from De Roon in a decent position for Shaqiri to deliver, perhaps 35 yards out on the left. Lots of pushing and shoving, and it's cleared behind for a corner.
13' Stoke immediately look to hit back and Bardsley finds himself some space down the right - his driven cross looks dangerous but a red shirt manages to get to it first.
11' Albert Adomah swaps flanks over to the left, cuts inside and finds Ramirez at the back post. He heads the ball across and Negredo rises highest to bundle it in at close range. Football is back!
9' Friend and Downing combine on the left again but this time the cross is claimed confidently by Given, who looks to launch a counter with a good kick downfield but Boro get it back.
8' Barragan steps out of defence to make a good interception on the half-way line, but his cross-field ball for Negredo is too heavy and the burly forward can't keep it in.
7' Downing and Friend combine down the left to win another corner, which Downing delivers onto the head of Ramirez at the edge of the six-yard box, but his header flies over under pressure from Diouf.
6' Stoke have their first attack but Diouf is marshalled out by Barragan, standing in at centre half - Boro goal kick.
5' Friend loses the ball at the edge of the area after exchanging passes with Clayton on the attack and cutting inside - a positive start from the hosts but Stoke don't look ruffled; they will have expected this in the first few minutes.
4' The corner is too deep and Friend can't keep it in the danger zone, with Stoke managing to get it clear.
3' Arnautovic pulls down Nsue on the right wing and Adomah goes straight for goal with a quick free kick, which Given has to tip over for a corner.
2' 'One Stevie Gibson' rings out around the stadium as Boro fans pay tribute to their chairman, with Stoke holding onto possession in their own half for the first couple of minutes.
1' We're off! Stoke get the new Premier League season underway with the kickoff! FOOTBALL!
The Riverside is absolutely bouncing! These Teessiders have waited seven loooong years for this, and they're not about to let it pass them by.
We're so close. The Premier League is back. It's going to be emotional.
Only 15 minutes until kick-off but my, this is dragging, isn't it? Bring back the football!
A lot of attention will be on Alvaro Negredo and Victor Valdes for the hosts today, but Stewart Downing could be key for Boro this season - his Premier League experience will be crucial, and he was superb in this division for West Ham two seasons ago.
Stoke haven't been hugely active in the transfer window so far, but with a settled, talented squad, they'll be looking to build on last season's ninth-place finish.
A somewhat hostile reception for Shay Given, in today instead of the injured Jack Butland. He was on his way to sign for Middlesbrough last season but stopped en route to sign for Stoke instead - and that's on top of having played for Newcastle and Sunderland.
Half an hour to go, the teams are out warming up. It's a sell-out here today, and we're expecting a cracking atmosphere.
Who says the promoted clubs this season are weak? Elsewhere in today's early kickoff, it has finished Hull City 2-1 Leicester City!
Boro have been boosted this morning by the news that the immensely popular George Friend has signed a new four-year contract with the club. The left back will wear the captain's armband in the absence of the injured Grant Leadbitter today.
Three debutants for Middlesbrough, then, and a strong starting line-up from Stoke. New signing Joe Allen only makes the bench, alongside five attacking players between the two sides - there are options for both managers to change things if it isn't going to plan.
Stoke City subs: Haugaard, Muniesa, Cameron, Allen, Adam, Walters, Crouch.
Middlesbrough subs: Dimi, Baptiste, Forshaw, Fischer, Stuani, Nugent, Rhodes.
Stoke City XI: Given; Bardsley, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Pieters; Whelan, Imbula, Shaqiri, Bojan, Arnautovic; Diouf.
Middlesbrough XI: Valdes; Nsue, Barragan, Gibson, Friend; De Roon, Clayton; Adomah, Ramirez, Downing; Negredo.
Teams are out! Here we go...
A big blow for Karanka's side will be the absence of defender Daniel Ayala, who played no part in the pre-season preparations. James Husband and Grant Leadbitter will be the only other absentees, with a number of summer transfers pushing for a start against the Potters.
Karanka concluded: "We need to keep the dream going. Everyone is excited - the people on the streets - they're thinking about the game on Saturday. The club is ready for this." He continued: "We've worked really hard to get here," and believes "For everybody it's been a dream - so imagine what it's been like for me."
The main aim for Boro this season will be for survival, but Karanka issued a war cry ahead of their clash with Mark Hughes' side. Karanka said: "The aim is for us to stay in the Premier League, to build the foundations and to be here long-term."
Boro head into this clash undefeated after a strong pre-season, conceding one and scoring 11. They managed wins over York City, Doncaster Rovers, Aston Villa and a goalless draw with Real Sociedad.
Stoke have played just four pre-season game, winning one of those, a 2-1 triumph against Orlando City. Their last outing was last Saturday against Hamburger SV, a 1-0 defeat.
After completing the signing of Xherdan Shaqiri last summer, Stoke have been quieter with their dealings this summer, but did bring in Joe Allen from Liverpool, he's likely to start today. Perhaps the biggest moment of their summer was tying Marko Arnautovic down to a new contract, amid interest from Everton. He's a doubt for today though, due to injury.
Boro have surprised many with their transfer proceedings, securing the signings of former-Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes and Manchester City's Alvaro Negredo. They added their ninth signing of the summer on Friday, with former Manchester United and Cardiff City full-back Fabio signing a two-year deal at the Riverside Stadium.
Aitor Karanka has prepared his squad ahead of their opening fixture, having secured nine first-team players ahead of the clash with the Potters.
Middlesbrough's club and fans have been waiting for the Teesside outfit to return to the English top-flight for seven years, but almost missed out last year once again. However, they managed to seal their automatic promotion, with their 1-1 draw with close rivals Brighton & Hove Albion, securing their return.
Good afternoon everyone, and welcome to VAVEL UK's live minute-by-minute commentary of Middlesbrough's return to the Premier Leauge, as they host Stoke City on the opening day of the season. I'm Sam France, and will be taking you through all the action, with kick-off at the Riverside Stadium set for 3;00PM BST. Stick with us until then as we build up to the game and get the all-important team news!


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The assistant professor in the wood science and forest products department of the College of Natural Resources at Virginia Tech will be delivering her findings at the American Chemical Society 233rd National Meeting and Exposition in Chicago on March 25-29. The focus of her research deals with cellulose drug delivery and ink jet printing.
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Fenerbahçe welcome Galatasaray to the Şükrü Saracoğlu stadium for the Intercontinental derby today.
On-loan Liverpool winger Lazar Markovic is hoping to start for Fenerbahçe after staring in the 1-0 win over Kayserispor last week followed by the 1-0 victory over Ajax.
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Stadium: Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadyumu
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Kick-Off: 19.00 (Local Time)
Fenerbahçe probable starting line up: Volkan, Gökhan Gönül, Ba, Kjaer, Caner, Mehmet Topal, Josef de Souza, Diego, Markovic, Nani, Van Persie
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Galatasaray probable starting line up: Muslera, Sabri, Chedjou, Hakan Balta, Carole, Selçuk, Bilal, Jose, Podolski, Sneijder, Umut
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