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Eltham: Eltham CC 183/9 dec. vs. Tetherdown CC, 129/7: Match Drawn.
Both in the field and at the crease we found an inner resolve in the face of environmental conditions, a want of numbers and canny opposition. In the contribution from the first graduate of Trundlers' Academy we saw vindication of our long term strategy. In our bowlers' trailing hands, we discovered an unexpected and age-appropriate dimension to our wicket taking.
But let's first set expectations: we didn't win, or really even come close. But, courtesy of a different match format, we discovered an outcome that suits the Trundlers perfectly: the stubbornly eked-out draw.
Limited overs cricket is binary: you win or you lose, in the Trundlers' experience with a stout preponderance for the latter. Thus have we overlooked the excellently English psychology of our sport, delivered by the gap - the same one by which all Englishmen commemorate Dunkerque - between victory and defeat. On Sunday there was to be no limit to either side's overs; to win, a team needed to outscore the opposition and dismiss its innings entirely. A third outcome, in which neither side wins or loses, was on the table.
And how we Trundlers had forgotten the different complexion that third way casts! How agreeable we found it is to wallow in the tepid purgatorial waters of no particular result! The broad smile on Skipper Frais' face at stumps, as he tucked his bat under his arm and stalked grandiloquently from the field, said it all.
But we are getting ahead of ourselves: a conclusion is nothing without its premises.
The premises in this case belonged to the Eltham Cricket Club, not far from the Sidcup bypass, some miles the far (or, as it is known in N10, "wrong") side of the Dartford Tunnel.
Our opponents boast a century and a half of proud history. This is their sesquicentennial year. They point also to auspicious forebears: Eltham is where the 66 year-old W. G. Grace played out his cricketing dotage, his last match concluding as the Great War erupted around him.
So, rarely has a day been so generously filled with auguries. Cricket was in the air at every level of abstraction. We left our sons and wives contesting the pride of Tetherdown Primary as North Middlesex Under 10s (stewarded by Honourable Trundler Hayward) took on their Highgate counterparts (stewarded by Honourable Trundler Ball). As we navigated the sweltering traffic of Hackney Wick, Agnew and Blofeld jacked the temperature further with reports from Nottingham. Messrs Pattinson and Haddon of the formal penal colony were making easier work of their tenth wicket partnership than expectation predicted they should.
Amidst the heat shimmer of Sidcup, the spirit of Grace himself awaited. It is a handsome and generously-proportioned oval, well concealed from the road. It promised a fast outfield and a dry but well-matted playing surface. Skipper Frais took an executive decision to field (he now equivocates about whose decision it was, but no one else of the playing 22 has made any claim to it). He resorted immediately to his New Zealanders, and given the option, Buxton at once took the uphill, upwind end intending to let gravity do its work.
Eltham's innings
Eltham's openers had a resolute look about them. They were not especially troubled by our opening armoury. Buxton was relieved to see his first few looseners allowed to glide harmlessly down the leg side. Gordon's first ball was not treated quite so magnanimously, Bulpitt getting quickly into position and lofting it mightily for six behind square. As the mercury touched thirty it looked like it might be a long day.
Skipper Frais, still adorned with the Duck, kept his horses fresh by frequent rotation. While Master Bonfield's line and length was enough to have Buxton openly pondering his shelf-life as an opener, still it couldn't crack the Eltham starting pair. That task fell to the crafty Mr Morris, a label I hope he will not be affronted to hear gives him the benefit of some considerable doubt.
To a ball well flighted and of good length Eltham's Fisher drove full-bloodedly and straight. It wasn't with malice aforethought that Morris laid fingers on it, nor even reflex, but the simple inability to get out of the way. This was nonetheless enough to do for the non-striker Bulpitt who, backing up correctly, could only watch in horror as the ball cannoned from Morris' annular and clipped his bails. As his team arose incredulously, Morris composed himself, assembled a nonchalant air and, while not in so many words saying so, evoked the idea that this turn of events might have been part of his plan. His watering eyes, bitten lip and swelling fingers told a different story.
1/72 off nine: Eltham's tail seemed a long way off, especially if that was how we were going to get them out. Wouldham was the next man in, and after some circumspection he too set about accumulating runs with apparent ease. Frais brought Buxton back on to stem the flow which he did, to the accompaniment of the day's only minor controversy. Having failed in a Leg Before Wicket appeal that might have succeeded on another day, (a day for which your correspondent will also save his treatise "On The Manifold Injustice to Left Armers of the LBW Rule") and then being carted around the ground for an over, Buxton again trapped Wouldham low, this time with a faster yorker unequivocally bound for the base of the middle stump. The Trundlers went up, as did the umpire's finger and, to our surprise, the batsman's dudgeon. Wouldham marched off giving unsubtle indications that he felt we knew he'd hit it. He was the only one of that view. To his credit he was able to concentrate and apply this sense of injustice to an impressive bowling spell later on, and was to have a revenge of sorts on the New Zealander.
Still, Tetherdown's fortunes began to turn. Gordon switched to the downwind end while Trunders debutant Ritterband commenced a lengthy spell of Left Arm Orthodox - his first in 20 years - into the breeze. Fisher, now well over his half century, was scoring freely until he leathered one firmly but uppishly into the mid-off area. Gordon, mid-way through exit manouevres from that magisterial bowling action of his, conjured a change in momentum to his left which, though deft, went far enough neither to catch the ball nor, fortunately, to impede Buxton at mid-off who managed to catch it with that trusty solar plexus of his.
With Fisher's admirable knock at an end and three wickets down for 128, Frais felt able to tighten his ring*. Having taken a couple of overs to rediscover his range –no disgrace after a couple of decades' layoff – Mr Ritterband started to get the better of the new batsmen with generous flight, immaculate length, and unpredictable bounce. James, an enthusiastic cutter of the ball, looked less at home playing off his legs and eventually lobbed a noncommittal stroke straight down Everett's throat at wide midwicket.
Eltham were still regrouping themselves when the curse of the flailing hand saw for another non-striker, this time Meeson, off Gordon, who celebrated the wicket with a similarly disingenuous look of wisdom after the fact.
Not long after, Seeds failed to make his ground for a cheeky single and Swain, who had been holding up the middle order, chose the wrong ball to have a slash at, and lost his leg stump to Gordon. Morris compounded a fine tight bowling spell with a sharp catch (mostly with his other hand) off Bonfield senior at point. With the run rate slowed to a trickle and the afternoon wearing on, Eltham declared their innings closed. Over quite splendid array of cheese and pickle rolls Tetherdown girded (and girdled) themselves for the run chase. 178 needed, and as many overs as could be fitted in, with a maximum of 20 after 6pm.
After a hard day in the field Tetherdown's bowling attack, with thirty seven overs between five of them for just thirteen culpable extras, felt as keenly as ever that they'd done their bit and should be allowed to observe the remainder of the match from the shade of the pavilion. It was not to be so.
Trundlers' Innings
Still, as things started out we were hopeful. Everett and Phillips both looked good in the face of a disciplined opening spell from Tanveer and Swain. Indeed, the first departure from the field of play was not a batsman, but the Elder Bonfield, shaken from his umpiring stupor by the realisation that he was due to bat at number 3, was therefore next in and really ought to have his pads on. In hindsight he may wish he'd stayed put.
In any case, as is so often the way with the Trundlers, both openers got a start – we were fully eight overs in before Phillips caught a thin edge to the keeper, and Replacement Umpire Grays, with a doleful look, raised his finger. Phillips felt he had cause to regret the absence of a TV replay, but none of the Tetherdown men with a view of the incident shared his misgivings (with the exception of incoming Bonfield: had he known what was coming next he might have sought Phillips' reprieve from hotspot, a third umpire, an appellate court and might even have thrown himself on the mercy of his maker).
Still flustered from his moment of umpiring panic, Bonfield D played all around his first ball from Swain, and it played all around him, striking his toe, pad, bat and wicket like some sort of pinball before coming to rest in the keeper's glove. In the confusion, Bonfield stumbled forward and the keeper stumped him for good measure.
Now it is just as well a man can only be out once in a cricket innings, or we might have been four more down on the spot. "I don't believe it", Bonfield muttered as he gazed at the parched earth.
Mr Grays adopts a charming air of bafflement when he umpires, and here it was well justified. For a moment, as Eltham's inner ring carried out their war-dance, hopping excitedly from foot to foot, Mr Grays froze, overwhelmed by the choice for which he was spoiled on what to give Bonfield out for. Finally, having decided a single finger wouldn't do the occasion justice, he raised two.
Now if ever a team needed a skipper's knock the Trundlers did, two down and hardly batting down to eleven (by this I mean no slight on our lower order: we only had ten players). And out strode Skipper Frais, having ostentatiously coated himself with suncream, as if to say he had come to stay for a while, but with a large yellow duck on his back, as if to say he hadn't. It was between him and Mr Everett to salvage the situation.
Mr Everett is a fine strokemaker on his day: put a mullet and a walrus moustache on him and, in the throes of a crashing cover drive, you might mistake him for a young David Boon. Having held "judicious" as his watchword for ten overs the Bristolian thought he'd done enough to start playing expansively. Alas, Eltham's Swain had other ideas and his containing line and length proved too much: dreaming no doubt of a fine ton at Launceston, Everett chased outside off, intent on one of those blazing Boonian drives; the ball stayed true to the line it was bowled on and accounted for his leg stump.
With 40 odd on the board, three down and a good 30 overs' worth of play remaining, those making arrangements for an early supper back in N10 would not have been dissuaded by the sight of Mr Grays approaching the wicket. Certainly not if they had heard him remark, as he set off, "well, the main thing is to score a run. As long as I manage that, I'm happy".
Your correspondent is an experienced lower order batsman, having waited upon all kinds of late wicket stands over his career. There are times where the not-out batsmen are in such apparent control that the next drop can relax, catch a few winks, even pop across the road for a pack of cigs and the latest issue of the Racing Post. Attending on Mr Grays' batting affords no such tranquillity. You feel more like an anxious relative visiting a trauma ward. But never for long: Grays got his run, cut deftly through the vacant leg slip area, added another the same way, before lofting one gently off the shoulder to midwicket and retreating gratefully to the pavilion, his day's work done.
With no specialist batsmen to come and just forty two on the board, it once again fell to the workhorses to do something about the situation. Your correspondent was next, and the skipper came out to greet me for some encouraging words. Residual sunblock gave skipper's face a pale and waxen aspect which I misconstrued as the early signs of heart failure. I feared the heat may be getting the better of his pulmonary system; it was certainly getting to mine. I felt quite light-headed.
Now bowlers are from Mars, batsmen from Venus. They think about the world in contrasting ways. Often they misunderstand each other. My Captain started babbling in ways I had trouble making sense of.
"Occupy the crease," he said.
I looked about me to check. "But I am occupying the crease," I replied. I began to fear he was being patronising.
"Only hit the balls that are there to be hit," he said.
Now I knew he was. "But they're all there to be hit. That's what they're bowling them for."
The idea of remaining at the crease for longer than the handful of deliveries it usually takes a social cricketer to put one on the sticks seemed oppressive. But as the first over passed I had an epiphany. Swatting wildly at deliveries wide of off stump lost its appeal. I had a go at leaving one. You heard me: I left it, completely alone! I even waved my bat flamboyantly in the air! O, how strange and bracing a sensation!
Then one pitched at a good length on middle stump, given enough air for me to override my fight/flight instinct. I held my bat vertically out in front of me. The ball bounced off it, rolling harmlessly back down the pitch. I wasn't out! Umpire Phillips looked ready rub his disbelieving eyes with his cravat, but they were not deceiving him. By Jove, this new idea of defence is marvellous! Mr Frais and I started taking gentle singles! We rotated the strike! I PADDED OFF!
I can't deny there were moments when my natural instinct to wallop the living daylights out of the cherry got the better of me, but generally our partnership was one of caution, taste and elegance. The runs began accumulating. Then Mr Wouldham, with whom you may recall there had been a testy exchange earlier, came into the attack. He was still simmering about my successful Leg Before Wicket, and creditably marshalled his frustration into a parsimonious bowling spell. He finally got his just desserts when, at the Non-Striker's End, I upheld our club's venerable tradition of inexplicable running between wickets.
Captain Frais pushed the ball to the fielder at short midwicket, and transparently no run was available. I ran anyway. I believe it was Mr Seeds at Midwicket who heeded Wouldham's strangulated cry, and so it was that, with me well short of my ground, the bowler set about obliterating my wicket with his bare knuckles. He was still at it as the younger Bonfield, my replacement, arrived at the crease.
Such a display of animal spirits might have unnerved another lad of that age, but young Bonfield displays worldliness beyond his years. He was quickly into his stroke-play, which is handsome indeed, and promptly cracked his first to the boundary and snuck a single from his second. It was only courtesy of an extraordinary snatch low down in the gully (from Wouldham, I believe, mostly with his other hand) that Bonfield was dismissed following what looked from the boundary like a gracefully carried-out late cut.
Only Gordon, the untried Ritterband and Morris remained. Your correspondent has voiced concerns before about Morris' excessively low place in the order, but today there looked to be no doubt that he'd get a fair old go, especially once Mr Gordon had completed his customary round trip to the crease and back. But this was to reckon without the ministrations of Mr Ritterband, the debutant. Ritterband's casual references earlier in the day to "not having played since the first XI at school" were presumed by all to be unfalsifiable braggadocio. They were now clothed in hopeful plausibility.
There were eight or nine overs remaining of the 20 after six, perhaps more. Mr Ritterband took a conventional guard on middle stump, left his bat there, but then stationed his feet six inches outside leg, affecting a curious stance resembling nothing so much as a gothic arch. Anxious looks were exchanged between Frais at the non-striker's end and your correspondent, out for another spell of umpiring. We wondered wordlessly what kind of first XI encouraged this sort of display. So did Eltham: the ring came in, far tighter than anything Frais could imagine, all ten of them stationing themselves around the bat at a radius of about six feet, like jackals at a poisoned watering hole.
Yet as Mr Tanveer's arm rolled over, Ritterband snapped into an orthodox position and batted correctly, smartly across the square. This was to be the unvarying sequence for the remainder of the game: Frais at one end, Ritterband at the other, a scrum of fielders intruding from all sides, but masterful and resolute defence rolling across the block from each ball, as the sun lowered in the sky. Not a run was scored in the last seven overs. It was magnificent to watch, though it might pall on a ball-by-ball description. Skipper Frais was magnificent in concentration, Ritterband a revelation as his foil, and as they walked from the field at stumps, the men of Tetherdown felt the joy of Dunkerque, made real in South London. W.G. Grace, the spirit of cricket himself, would have been smiling.
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Spree to Acquire Companies Pushes Robotics Technology Market to Next Level
There are clear indications that field of robotic technology is undergoing a major facelift. Bots have received significant media coverage in the past five to six years.
Many big enterprises that had nothing to do with the technology are suddenly seen focusing on acquiring robot startups. Research analysts at "Allied Market Research (AMR) "assessing the growth rate, trends and share and size in the robotics technology market reveal that nations that were never on the radar few years back have now developed as prominent vendors in the robotics space. Many innovative designs and operational excellence linked with bots are being embraced by, among different things such as cloud computing as well as social media. Cost are decreasing gradually, aiding new app and entrants. Even the speculations of what was considered an intelligent machine is transforming fast. All these indications seem to outline that the technology is on the edge of something remarkable that can hopefully have influenced several lives in a positive manner.
Robotics Technology Market Leverages Cloud Computing
Robot are now leveraging cloud to perform huge volume of data processing. The technology has helped them in exchanging information with different bots in real time. Cloud has finally freed these machines from computing curbs and offered bots "enough brains" to combat challenges that they weren't capable of before.
Commercial Investments Enhance Robotics Technology Market
Recently, commercial industry has been seeing making notable investments in the technology. While Google acquired several robotics enterprises, Amazon decided to invest in Kiva Systems. Another prominent brand Qualcomm made several heads turn when it decided to make significant investments in bots.
Growing Popularity of Drones Keep Robotics Technology Market Robust
The popularity of drones especially in the civilian segment has kept the market future bright. Its adoption rate in both internationally as well as domestically is likely to develop at a tremendous rate. However, until date such bots are known to have greater vulnerability from cyber security angle. Rising examples of car hacking displays how vulnerable these automobiles to cyber-attacks.
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Monitoring the major development in the sector, Allied Market Research has published a report titled "World Robotics Technology Market - Opportunities and Forecasts, 2014 – 2020". Study assesses the industry based on components, application, geography and key market players. Researchers evaluating the growth, share and size, opportunities and trends also examine the major drivers. Prominent vendors covered in the report are ABB Group, KUKU AG, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Yaskawa Electric Corporation and Kawasaki Heavy Industries among others. To conclude, the study considers different aspects that would help the business owners make smarter business decisions.


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Since we had not much good weather left we decided instead to go rock climbing at the Flames de Pierre. Basically is still early autumn and we have no idea of what is doable because nobody has been climbing mixed as far as we know. Indeed the clear past two nights made temperature drop a little bit, just enough to made the white slushy snow that plastered the North side of the Aiguille de Pelerins consolidate into some nice looking runnels. We were on our way toward our rock climbing destination but we couldn't stop looking in awe the walls looming right over the trail at Plan de l'Aiguille. At some point we stopped and before giving it a second thought, decided to skip rock shoes with our tools and go mixed climbing.
It's a old aid route climbed in 67 by Dard and Reppelin then repeated a few years later by J.M.Boivin and J.M.Cambon
Since then little or nothing is known about the route.We had this idea of giving a second life to this obscure route by making a mixed climbing out of it. It seemed to represent about all what we cheerish. Steep rock and ice,obscure line ,no information available,yet to be climbed free...After a quick descent to the valley to get the necessary equipment we walked to the base to give the route a close look. Once at the base a large grin appeared on our faces, we were not at the wrong place! We couldn't resist the temptation of climbing up a couple of pitches so we fixed our two ropes before rapping down to the glacier.
|Nice looking runnels
|A Jeff M7 is not alike those M7 claimed by some solo climber on a huge himalayan face
We felt this route was more difficult than other super-classic overlooked routes and is definetely a testpiece of mixed climbing here in the Mont Blanc Range . Go for it!
|Jeff belay from the top of a stiff section
|Me Full-on climbing for 45 mt
I saw tons of climbers claiming hard mixed grades for any ridiculously poor outcrops on walls that might actually be skied. Sometime solo,at high altitude. C'mon. It's super lame. It take a few outings a year to transform any solid trad climber into a pretty good mixed-climber it's just about gettin used a little about handling tools.
|Jeff brandish his weapon
The demanding climbing took the toll on us and we were somewhat relieved when the difficulty of the route mellow down a little once the corner system was below us. The remaining part was still awesome though.
We still had concern with the slabs on the top. From the photos we checked, it looked like the most delicate part. We were not sure it would go without a struggle. After so much of serious climbing we hoped to have deserved a bit of luck with conditions,it was right, most of the slabs were covered with good snow. In the end it was after a total of 16 pitches that we topped out, a bit knackered, but happy. No words,no hugs not a special urge to escape the mountain,just a handshake and the cool feeling of a job well accomplished (the route went all free with zero pitons used,the most useless of all endeavours on a long alpine route,but is the only way we like, since we are living here year long) or anyway the part of the job that involve climbing up. We immediately started the tedious descent down the west flank of the mountain, the lower part was in awful conditions and we had to keep concentrate not to fuck up. Once we joined the trail we cache our bags and strolled down to Chamonix. On the way down after debating which route we would attempt next, we discussed the route and finally for fun we changed his name into Die Hard, Rep-a-line a fun word play, useless, like the climb we did, simply for the love of the game.The idea of transform a aid route in a mixed climb might seem foolish and also controversial when the aid route in question is a super classic and looks no way like a Alpine route. Old aid routes here sometimes happen to be fantastic mixed lines, with the proper conditions. we felt like we were climbing our own route up there also because the very limited amount of gear we found on route was useless.
I cheerish the word play basically it represent my serious accident, most of us climbers at some point, have a bad accident a had a story about how hard could be to return as solid and motivate as before. This line represent what i wanted to be my return to Alpine climbing past accident.
Of course we don't expect anybody to call this line with another name than his original one.


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Analysis of sequence variation provides clues about what makes us different from each other and why we respond differently to disease. In an Advanced Online Publication in Nature Genetics, Reich et al. report a genome-wide study of sequence variation in the human genome (Nature Genetics, 5 August 2002, doi:10.1038/ng947). They analysed extensive collections of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and found evidence for SNP-rich blocks of variation (as long as 100 kb). Further analysis led them to conclude that gene history, rather than differences in local mutation rates, are responsible for this variation. They propose that differences in recombination rates are responsible for local patterns of sequence variation. Reich et al. add further evidence for large blocks of linkage disequilibrium in the human genome, a critical feature for future disease-mapping projects.
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Transform: Tangible Tabletop Touchscreens of Tomorrow
A design team from MIT, the MIT Tangible Media Group, is introducing a working concept for a new wave of futuristic furniture that can move and change shape at a person's touch. The working prototype, a tabletop called Transform, is comprised of 1,152 plastic pins that are controlled by individual microprocessors positioned underneath them. These pins can move up or down as programmed or needed, capable of balancing a ball or providing perfect angles for writing and adventurous eating. The idea is to be extended towards seats and couches that can reposition themselves to perfectly fit someone's posture, tiredness, and purpose.


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Footfall across UK retail destination fell 1.2% year-on-year in January 2015, according to figures released today by Springboard and the British Retail Consortium. This contrasts to the 0.2% increase in BRC retail sales and is considerably different to the 1.6% year-on-year increase seen in January 2014.
Following the trend seen throughout last year, retail parks saw increasing growth with footfall up 1.5% for the month, whereas shopping centres and high streets continued to lose market share, falling 2.8% and 1.6% year-on-year respectively.
As vacancy rates remain above 10%, the high street is under threat. The latest figures show a slight improvement in rates but with a number of retail leases due to expire this year, they are likely to increase again. This will adversely impact high streets while online retailers unfairly benefit. The government has pledged to review business rates but radical solutions are needed and with the upcoming election, it is crucial business rates stay on the agenda as a priority to secure long term business sustainability.
Diane Wehrle, Retail Insights Director at Springboard, comments:
"The 1.2% drop in footfall across the UK in January is a stark contrast to the 1.6% increase in January 2014, and this contrast is heightened further by the fact that it also comes in the face of a modest increase in retail sales in January of 0.2%. As it did so for virtually all of 2014, in January, footfall continued to increase in retail parks whilst declining in both high streets and shopping centres. So while high streets and shopping centres still account for the majority of our shopping floorspace, the ongoing strengthening of retail parks is clear evidence that our urban shopping locations are losing market share.
Without doubt this is due to both the challenge of the internet and the convenience of out-of-town locations for click-and-collect as they offer plentiful, accessible parking that is free of charge. Despite this, it is good news that the vacancy rate has increased only slightly, to 10.4%; although the number of retail leases that are due to expire over this year suggests that this could rise further over the coming months – particularly as consumers are now demanding discounts, which squeeze margins and adversely impact profitability and long term business sustainability.''
Helen Dickinson, British Retail Consortium Director General, said:
"It has been heartening to see that footfall is up 1.5% on January last year for out-of-town retail destinations. This reflects strong consumer confidence – more of us are happier to splash out on big ticket items, particularly furniture, which we usually travel out of town to view and buy.
January is traditionally strong for online sales and this year was no exception. This has undoubtedly impacted on footfall for high streets and shopping centres and is further evidence of the impact of our changing shopping habits. Retailers will be looking closely at these figures to help them harness the growth of e-retailing to drive consumers to their bricks and mortar stores. Click-and-collect services are an excellent example of how this is happening right now and innovations in this area are set to continue for some time to come.
Rising numbers of vacant shop units are still a cause for concern. We have welcomed the government's pledge to review business rates on our recommendation however in order to make a real difference the review will need to be wide in scope and seek radical solutions. Many local councils are working hard on initiatives to inspire high streets and shopping centres to flourish and the BRC continues to support this work. Spreading best practice – such as supporting pop up shops, increasing digital connectivity and focusing on general town centre improvement – is crucial if we are to drive down a vacancy rate that remains stubbornly above 10%"


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Accelerator Update for August 10, 2005 - August 12, 2005
Wednesday, August 10
The day shift began with Operations monitoring store 4322 and the Recycler stash, with the Antiproton Source (Pbar) stacking, with the Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF) and D-Zero (D0) using colliding beam, and with MiniBooNE, NuMI, and the Meson MCenter experiments taking beam.
Tevatron (TeV) experts began conducting end-of-store studies at 8:45 AM.
Operations terminated store 4322 at 9:17 AM.
Operators prepared CDF and D0 for access into their collision halls at 9:42 AM.
Cryo system technicians reported at 9:46 AM that they were beginning to replace the flywheels on TeV sectors B3 and E3 wet engines.
A Main Injector (MI) expert began a slipstacking study at 11:17 AM.
The CDF and D0 accesses were completed by 2:18 PM.
Operations put the TeV through a dry squeeze at 2:36 PM.
Operations put the TeV into shot setup at 3:03 PM.
Operations established combination store 4324 at 6:19 PM with an initial luminosity of 86.95E30. Pbar resumed stacking.
At 7:47 PM, Operations reported that a Linac RF station (KRF2) tripped off for the first of four times in ten minutes. An expert investigated and, after making adjustments, had the station operating normally by 8:01 PM.
At 8:05 PM, Operations reported that NuMI was tripping off whenever a MI RF station (MIRF2) tripped off. Operators contacted an expert who suggested bypassing the station.
Operations began preparing the Recycler for shot setup at 10:40 PM. At 11:58 PM, Operations reported beam problems that they needed expert help with. The shot setup was put on hold.
Thursday, August 11
The midnight shift began with Operations monitoring store 4324 and the Recycler stash, with Pbar and the Recycler stashing antiprotons, with D0 in access to replace a power supply, with MiniBooNE and NuMI taking beam, and with MCenter off due to shot setup.
The Recycler expert helped conduct a successful pilot transfer of antiprotons at 12:11 AM.
The stash ended and Pbar resumed stacking at 12:33 AM.
Operations established beam to MCenter at 12:46 AM.
At 2:29 AM, NuMI tripped off for the first of many times over the next five hours due to beam problems.
The Recycler began stashing antiprotons around 4:24 AM. The stash was completed and Pbar resumed stacking at 5:36 AM.
At 8:11 AM, a TeV antiproton abort kicker (C:AAK5) tripped off and wouldn't reset. Experts thought that a high voltage power supply had failed and would have to be replaced.
Operations established beam to MTest at 9:06 AM.
At 9:47 AM, LRF3 tripped off for the first of seven times in twenty minutes due to the tube arcing. After the last trip experts made adjustments.
At 11:06 AM, LRF3 tripped off four times in fifty minutes.
CDF and D0 turned off parts of their detectors while TeV experts tried to turn on C:AAK5.
At 1:04 PM, Operations reported that a Booster kicker (MKS05) tripped off. Experts reported they completed reterminating a cable at 1:46 PM.
TeV experts reported that the AAK5 kicker problem wasn't due to a failed power supply, but to arcing. This, they said, would take eight hours or more to repair and then require a long conditioning time. The current trouble was how to remove the antiprotons with this kicker off. The experts devised a way of slowly getting rid of the particles without causing a TeV quench. They began this process at 2:21 PM, which also marked the time that store 4324 ended.
TeV experts reported at 3:06 PM that they found a failed filter capacitor for AAK5. This means the repair will take less time to complete.
At 3:13 PM, MI RF tripped off due to a LCW pressure drop. Experts investigated and discovered a LCW leak on MIRF6. Experts had the leak repaired by 4:01 PM.
Operations reported at 4:30 PM that TeV experts had successfully removed the antiprotons from the TeV.
Operations prepared D0 for access at 4:34 PM.
TeV experts reported at 5:18 PM that they had completed repairs on AAK5 and were beginning to condition the kickers.
MTest experimenters said at 8:51 PM that they were done for the night.
Operations reported at 8:54 PM that the A0 kicker systems were ready for running.
Operations put the TeV into a dry squeeze at 9:01 PM.
Operations put the TeV into shot setup at 10:19 PM.
Friday, August 12
The midnight shift began with the TeV in shot setup, and with MiniBooNE and NuMI taking beam.
At 12:03 AM, Operations reported that the fourth transfer of antiprotons, which was to come from the Recycler, wasn't extracted. At 12:22 AM, another Recycler transfer was lost. It appeared that the Recycler RF had collapsed. Operators investigated, contacted and expert, reestablished the RF structure, and completed the transfers.
At 1:36 AM, MIRF2 tripped off for the first of many times right after it was reset. Operators bypassed the station.
Operations established combination store 4328 at 1:44 AM with an initial luminosity of 99.8E30. Pbar resumed stacking and MCenter resumed taking beam.
At 2:48 AM, NuMI tripped off for the first of many times for the rest of the shift due to the MIRF. MI had two stations down. Later in the shift, operators lowered MI's intensity to help solve this problem.
Recycler began stashing antiprotons at 5:32 AM. They completed their stash and Pbar resumed stacking at 6:29 AM.
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MPs say retailers must drop pricesMPs are taking action to make retailers drop their pump prices to match the recent decline
Cheeky and ignorantMPs taking action to make fuel retailers cut their pump prices? How ridiculously cheeky - and ignorant. It would also be extremely laughable (it's not April 1st is it?) if not for the sobering thought that these nitwits have a hand in running the affairs of the country.
express serviceA bigger presence in petrol retailing and on-site convenience stores is at the heart of a continuing strategy of growth and consolidation announced last month by Dennis Woods, chief executive of Petrol Express, part of the GNE Group plc.
Tremendous TrioMichael Johnston has been running the busy Euro Spar, Castle Wellan site in County Down, Northern Ireland for about three years.
Daylight robberyRising fuel prices can cause headaches for retailers, not least because they make forecourts a more attractive target for crime.
Espresso deliveryThe fact that Tesco is trialling Starbucks concessions in some of its stores is testament to the power of branded coffee. Tesco does everything from basic coffee to its Finest range yet it views Starbucks as the brand that will bring customers in.
Money for nothingWith most forecourts now focusing on the shop side of their business and on categories like chilled foods, it's easy to overlook non-food items. However, many operators can testify to the success of non-food promotions. These are the things often promoted on the top of petrol pumps offering maps or torches or candles at knockdown prices when you spend so much on fuel. You might be asking yourself who buys such things? And the answer is, loads of people. Asif Ayub, sales director of Fast Trak, says they are great impulse purchases. "We offer everything from high-tech gadgets such as wireless headphones to mugs for mass appeal. I can't really pinpoint a target audience because our products appeal to everyone. For instance we sold shaver sets and hair clippers which we thought would appeal to men. And yes they did, but we also sold clippers to a lady in Wales to use on her horse!"
Is this the dearest fuel in the country?Allan Henry who runs the John Henry service station in Dalmuir, Clydebank, is selling petrol for 125.9ppl and diesel for 131.9ppl. His prices are so high they were featured in the local Clydebank Post newspaper.
Warning to check contractor statusPetrol retailers are facing the threat of legal action by appointing inexperienced contractors with inadequate training and little industry knowledge, warns Steve Martin, managing director of sign installation specialist Xmo Strata. "With ever changing legislation, dealers need to
Green sales hit the gasSales of 'green' cars are expected to overtake 'gas guzzlers' for the first time this year, according to the latest figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
Trial shows thieves exactly who's BOSSThe British Oil Security Syndicate (BOSS) says it has seen "very encouraging" results from a trial it has been running in Hertfordshire where it acts as the middle-man between retailers and police. The trial, which started in April, is a version
Moto site goes on the nature trailA Moto service station is to become a gateway to Britain's National Forest.
Soft drinks market is fast losing its fizzConsumers are drinking soft drinks more regularly - so says a new report from Datamonitor. It states that UK consumers had 2.3 'soft drink occasions' per person in 2006, but this is expected to reach 2.9 occasions by 2009. Matthew Jones, consumer market analyst and author of the report, explained: "Greater knowledge on the importance of hydration, maintaining a healthy diet and an awareness of nutritional needs, together with a growth in scepticism towards sugared carbonates, are all contributing to a dynamic soft drinks market."
in briefCastrol has signed a channel partner contract with Convenience Distribution Group aimed at improving delivery of products to forecourts nationwide. Convenience Distribution Group has 12 distribution centres around the UK, and Castrol said the deal would offer retailers benefits such as smaller minimum order quantities and faster delivery.
Results of this month's online poll:With many stock-outs reported in the south over the Christmas period, how concerned are you about the quality of service from your fuel supplier?
More harm than good?Biofuels have hardly been out of the news recently, and just about everyone seems to have an opinion on whether they are our friend or our foe. One of the many groups joining the debate this month was The Royal Society - an independent academy promoting natural and applied sciences - which issued a warning at a conference it held in London on January 14.
In the surgery this month - Rusdene Services - Birdham, Chichester, West SussexGENERAL APPEARANCE: The small village of Birdham is the location of one of the Forecourt Trader Top 50 Indies 2007 sites, Rusdene Services. It is a Total forecourt with a Smile-branded shop.
Change the rules of the card gameWe've raised the subject of rising credit card costs on forecourts so often that it's almost embarrassing to do so again. Unfortunately with the almost weekly increase in pump prices the issue becomes ever more pressing. So the question is: can the retail petroleum industry still afford to sell its main product under the existing rules of the credit card game?
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Standing ovationDresser Wayne, the retail fuelling business of US manufacturer Dresser, Inc, has launched a new high-tech petrol pump with integrated multi-media display.
Compact scalesAvery Berkel has launched a range of counter service scales aimed at smaller independent retailers.
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New look for CokeCoca-Cola is going back to its roots with a new packaging design across its entire range.
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Evian keeps up the DetoxThis year's continuing Evian Detox campaign is being supported by an increased marketing spend of £1.5m.
Cleaner and greenerCarPlan has launched what it claims is the first eco-friendly range of car care products available from a leading car care brand in the UK automotive market.
Premium ice creamR&R is launching a stack of products this month which are aimed at the impulse summer ice cream sector.
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Smoothie operatorBritvic is relaunching its PJ's Smoothies brand with lower price points and a focus on four key flavours in a bid to attract new consumers to the category.
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Mo'gasUnusual name, Jerome. The only time I had come across it before was when it took two Jeromes to get three men up a river in a boat. Presumably thanks to the marvels of modern technology, it now takes just one Jerome to get one bank £3bn up the creek without a paddle! Of course, he would say that if the bank had held its nerve its loss would only have been £1.3bn instead of £3bn.
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More than 200 players in the league knelt or sat down during the national anthem on Sunday's NFL games includingTeams include New Orleans Saints, Oakland Raidersand New England PatriotsOnly one Pittsburgh Steeler player stood on the field during anthem as remainder stayed behind in tunnel or locker roomNow, NFL fans across the country are upset with athletes who protestedPeople have filmed themselves burning their memorabilia in support of the national anthem and what it means to themBy
Sports are dangerous too Football is the only major, popular school sport where violent contact is not incidental, but intentional, and not just intentional, but the objective is to hit as hard as you can, and then, strangely, to watch your team benefit from the shake ups and injuries that your team inflicts on the other team.
Done my time, he said. done it as well and as respectfully as I think anyone can. has served nine years of a nine to 33 year sentence for an armed robbery and kidnapping in Las Vegas in 2007. Now 70, Simpson appeared alert, engaged, and quick to smile, letting out a hearty laugh when Parole Board Chairman Connie Bisbee accidentally said he was aged 90.
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"I thought I did all right. There were a few things where Jahri and some of the tight ends helped me out, where I could have done better fundamental wise, finished blocks," Murphy said. "Whenever I've played since I was a little kid, games never feel perfect. There's always good, there's always bad. I'm just glad it was good enough to get our team the win. That's obviously the main goal."
The NFL put out a statement Saturday in response to Trump's comments saying, "Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities."
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JETZT DAZN GRATISMONAT SICHERN Die Hhepunkte aller Begegnungen so kurz nach Spielschluss sehen zu knnen, ist ei echter Gewinn fr die Fans. Ob auf dem Smartphone, Tablet oder bequem auf der Couch am Big Screen: Die Highlights der 15.30 Spiele vom Samstag gibt es zum Beispiel knftig am 18 Uhr. Und das in HD Qualitt.
"It's like one of the weirdest days I've ever had," Driskel said. 11, 2017″ > >Florida Atlantic secondary ranks among nation best in INTsThere is no "turnover chain" hidden on the sideline, waiting for one of them to place around their neck. No, the Florida Atlantic defensive backfield has a much less flashy way of celebrating each interception.
The Ravens are unlikely to bring in Kaepernick for a short period of time just to provide another camp arm until Flacco is ready to return. However, if team officials believe he is a better backup option and long term insurance policy for Flacco, such a move makes much more sense.
Elflein is one of the three selections from last April draft in line to start as rookies. Running back Dalvin Cook is a lock to open Sept. Bank Stadium and weakside linebacker Ben Gedeon is also likely to start after getting the nod in the last three preseason games. The player who started in the first one, Edmond Robinson, was released.
As of 2008, Port Charlotte High School's "Pride of Port Charlotte" Bands have consistently ranked among the top bands in the state of Florida for several years. The Pride of Port Charlotte Marching Band has participated at many famous events, such as the Fiesta Bowl, Macy's Day Parade, the New York City Saint Patrick's Day Parade, the New Years Day Parade in London, England, and the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas, Texas among many others.[33] The Pride Concert and Jazz Bands are also extremely successful, consistently receiving superior ratings from the Florida Bandmasters Association.[34] at Port Charlotte High School generally range from 13 through 19 years of age. 71% of the students are Caucasion, 14% are African American, 9 % are hispanic and 6% are multiracial or other.[17]
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The song was written by Francis Scott Key on Sept. 14, 1814, after witnessing the bombardment of Fort Henry by British ships of the Royal Navy during the Battle of Baltimore in the War of 1812. Key was inspired by the American flag flying triumphantly above the fort during the early morning of the American victory. The flag was still standing, being held up by the dead bodies of the soldiers.
But what they held was far more repulsive: a recruitment flier for the Ku Klux Klan titled "AMERICA WAKE UP," packaged with a roll of cheap candy. Was it a genuine. 12, 2017″ > >Politics sully cost benefit analysis of regulations Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, announced Monday his intent to withdraw the Clean Power Plan.
According to Nielsen, CBS sitcom was the week strongest series premiere, ranking 22nd and drawing 8.2 million viewers (although the Linda Lavin comedy shed nearly 6 million of the 14 million viewers who were tuned to its powerhouse lead in, Big Bang Theory In their second airings, CBS Team remained strong with 8.39 million viewers, as did its of the Crowd, with 7.84 million.
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Atlanta led 17 7 after Freeman's second TD run from 2 yards out and Matt Bryant's 51 yard field goal. Then, the game totally got away from Rodgers and the Packers near the end of the first half. Three penalties in four plays one a disputed offensive pass interference that wiped out a 36 yard gain pushed Green Bay back to its own 3 before Rodgers lofted a terrible pass down the right sideline that was picked off easily by Trufant at the 36.
That's going to change quickly, Waller said. By continuing to play games in London and making them free to watch via the BBC the NFL has succeeded in slowly building a fan base. Half of the fans who went to a game at Wembley last year had been to a previous football game, and one third bought tickets to the full series. media rights for the NFL has already doubled since the New York Giants beat the Miami Dolphins at Wembley in 2007, and Waller said they will be more valuable when they come up for bid again. through 2019. Last year, gate revenue averaged more than $10 million. For the Jaguars, who have a multi year deal to play in London, the Wembley games are far more lucrative than their own games in Florida, where they average 61,000 fans at much lower ticket prices.
"That really taught us something," Vareloglou said. "It was the most fun two weeks, but it was also a moment of clarity. When you are a specialist, you think your own small part of the business is the most important thing, but this helped us to see the bigger picture. Developing the product was absolutely the most important thing."
Last year, just two teams found themselves in more third and longs (eight yards or more) than the Eagles (49ers and Browns). Reducing third and longs was a high offseason priority. But the Eagles found themselves in eight of them against Washington. The good news is they managed to convert four. Wentz was 5 for 7 for 123 yards and a TD on third and long. Last year, he was 43 for 80 for 561 yards, one TD, three INTs and seven sacks on third and eight or more.
"I had to figure it out on my own," says Gordy, who's own father was rarely present. "I'm a person who strives to be the best and doesn't take 'no' for an answer, and I distilled that into my kids. My thing to them is, 'Don't let people tell you what you can do and what you can't.' You're either a follower or a leader, and I definitely consider myself cycling jersey a leader all the way."
But it would be hard to understate Blizzard's ambitions for and belief in the Overwatch League. ESPN reported earlier this month that the company's asking some team owners for up to $20 million in exchange for their spot in the organization. That isn't chump change; every team that's signed on so far has made a significant commitment to Overwatch's future as an esport. (It would also explain why more teams haven't signed on for the Overwatch League so far.)
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With the constant success of the international series and the prospect of more games to come, I predict that an NFL franchise will be here within the next decade. If it did happen I would certainly jump at the chance to buy a season pass. I thoroughly enjoy my annual pilgrimage to Wembley but one game a year just isn't enough and many other fans in the UK feel the same. My main concern about a franchise over here is the prospect of it failing. The league has tested the water before with the introduction of NFL Europe which turned out to be a complete bomb.
"So us breaking in there is potentially harder than other markets. If you custom basketball uniform sets take Mexico for example, there's soccer and we're, to be honest, No.2. I'm not yet clear in my mind how we can make more of this opportunity to grow the sport in Australia beyond the short term interestJarrydhas generated. We probably need to do some thinking, but it's not as clear to me."
Owners of minor league teams aren't looking for a talent evaluator. Instead, they're looking for someone who can manage their business effectively. Getting a GM position will require you to show your prospective employer that you have that ability.Path to Minor League JobsThe minor league general manager is both the director of club operations and the head salesman, promoting tickets sales to individuals and sponsorships to businesses.
"Your worst nightmare has already happened," a former NFL general manager said. "Your worst nightmare as a GM is if you sign Colin Kaepernick and the president has you in his sights. You saw what happened, and it's going to happen again. Any time he [Trump] wants to change the subject, from health care or whatever, he's going to come back to this. He's a master at it, no matter what you think of him. It's what he does. Does your team's owner want to deal with that? That's the conundrum. That's the hard part."
After 2001's Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back seemed to mark the retirement of the two characters, Smith received a phone call from Miramax head Harvey Weinstein, presumably looking for the quickest way to spray ropy diarrhea tendrils all over the Oscar cred the studio had built up during the '90s. Weinstein's idea was to do a Jay and Silent Bob/Hellraiser crossover, like the classic comedy/horror mashup Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein, only with more sadomasochistic demon torture.
"The NFL and our players are at our custom american football jerseys best when we help create a sense of unity in our country and our culture. There is no better example than the amazing response from our clubs and players to the terrible natural disasters we've experienced over the last month. Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities."
"It's unfortunate that the President decided to use his immense platform to make divisive and offensive statements about youth football uniforms our players and the NFL," Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy said in a statement released Saturday. "We strongly believe that players are leaders in our communities and positive influences. They have achieved their positions through tremendous work and dedication and should be celebrated for their success and positive impact. We believe it is important to support any of our players who choose to peacefully express themselves with the hope of change for good. As Americans, we are fortunate to be able to speak openly and freely."
6, 2017″ > >W basketball seeking late help after being hit hard by transfersDave JohnsonThis is Tony Shaver 15th offseason as William and Mary basketball coach. It been like none other. First, just after the 2016 17 season ended, 6 foot 9 center Jack Whitman informed Shaver he would play his final year elsewhere.
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He could hide with a helmet on, a 6 foot 7, 330 pound everyman offensive tackle granted anonymity in a sport filled with hulking men. He could put on an act at a bar, once leaving arm in arm with a woman, making sure his teammates saw he was leaving arm in arm with a woman.
After a week in which the anthem dominated the conversation in the NFL, a group of owners met with Commissioner Roger Goodell in the league Park Avenue headquarters and held a conference call for all 32. Although ESPN reports that Goodell said of the players, can just tell them to stop their protests, owners expressed their concerns:
For example, professional basketball players in the NBA make an average of $5.2 million per year, major league baseball players make an average of $2.5 million a year, and NFL players make an average of $1.75 million per year.While not everyone can be a professional athlete, many more people have the ability to work in sports related fields and make anything from an average salary up to a very high salary.
The Seattle Seahawks traded out of the first round, making a deal with the San Francisco 49ers who selected one of the best linebacker prospects in the draft in Reuben Foster out of Alabama at No. 31. A great value pick that could be a home run for the 49ers, but injury concerns scared away several teams which is why he slid so far in the draft.
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Trump revoked the White House invitation to the NBA champion Golden State Warriors on Saturday after the team had said they might not accept, a decision that led to rebukes from star players including LeBron James and Chris Paul. He also said that NFL owners should "fire" players who kneel during the national anthem in protest, prompting angry responses from the league and the NFL Players Association, as well as individual coaches and owners.
Bosa and Ingram consistently harassed Denver last week, finishing the game with 1.5 sacks a piece. They also collectively produced six quarterback hits, which means they spent plenty of time in the opposition's backfield. Ex Dolphin Chris McCain also contributed a sack. The Chargers pass rushing duo might be the NFL's best. That means Miami's starting tackles, Laremy Tunsil and Ja'Wuan James, will face their biggest test of the year in the season opener.
On Sept. 23, 2017, President Trump decided to address the protest of some football players due to the social injustice that has occurred throughout the African American community in the last couple of years. Trump said, "Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, 'Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. Out. He's fired.' This is genuinely disturbing because one of the many values that the country prides itself on is freedom of speech.
Brady, who turned 40 last month, hasn't missed a regular season game because of injury since tearing a ligament in his left knee in the season opener in 2008. The Patriots open football teams the season Thursday night at home against the Kansas City Chiefs. He is expected to become just the 13th quarterback since the 1970 merger to start an NFL game after turning 40.
The Rams players certainly seem all in on McVay and it's clear they are buying what he is selling. This is still a team that is a work in progress on offense and it remains to be seen how many weapons they have at receiver and how much Jared Goff has grown at quarterback, but there was plenty of positivity in the air on Sunday.
NFL executive vice president of international,Mark Waller who isthe man in charge ofthe London campaign saidthere was very little chance the NFL's prioritieswill change any time soon."I think that you have to be realistic the likelihood of us playing a regular season game in Australia is almost non existent," Waller told Fairfax Media. I think baseball opened the season with the Red Sox in Japan.
The good? Darboh and Chesson were a pair of solid prospects before Harbaugh and his offense arrived at Michigan. And, especially in the case of Chesson, both (almost immediately) blossomed into two of the best pass catching targets in the Big Ten. The athletes who will be replacing them are extremely inexperienced, but most of them are ahead of where these two were as freshmen and sophomores.
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Found a fractured football team, Taggart says, and then explains: didn think our football team liked each other. You talk to some of the guys, they tell you they weren close, there was a lot of division from within, which kind of tells in how the season went. We had to get that repaired. say a creeping sense of entitlement nba sleeved jerseys had enveloped the program. The Hatfield Dowlin Complex is perhaps the best facility in college football, but last season, many of the Ducks spent very little time there.
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Messaging of this unfortunately needs to continue to be redirected, I think, Rodgers said. never been about the national anthem. It never been about the military. We all patriotic in the locker room. We love our troops. This is about something bigger than that an invitation to show unity in the face of some divisiveness from the top in this country. And I proud of our guys. This has been a galvanizing situation for us. [A]s much as some people want us to just shut up and play football and keep the politics to the politics, sports and politics have always intersected. And if we can help continue a conversation through demonstration of unity. I think that a good thing.
For years, he scrounged for fixes in dark alleys while living in abandoned houses on Buffalo tough streets or wherever else he could crash. He worked corners in the shadows of War Memorial Stadium, where fans once cheered for him while marveling over the speed and athleticism possessed by No. 40.
OJ Simpson 'had an accomplice' in killing of his ex wife Nicole Brown and Ron GoldmanThe four parole commissioners meeting today in Carson City are supposed to decide Simpson's fate on the basis of other factors, including his age, his conduct in prison and whether his release would pose a threat to public safety.
You're talking to a kid who's 22 years old and was raised in the atmosphere with his father who coached me when I was 8, 9 years old in the pup leagues and I'm bleeding out of the eyes and ears, hurt, and your dad is screaming at you "You're not hurt, get back out there!" You're programmed to turn pain off. So I'm turning pain off and ignoring my body. I'm 75% at the beginning of the year, and my play diminished. They said, "Oh, he can hit the guy, but he doesn't wrap him up." Well, I can't wrap anybody up because my shoulder doesn't work. Are you going to define me as a bust based on the fact that I broke my shoulder? Bo Jackson is another great example. He pulls his hip out, and now he can't run as fast, hit as hard, get around corners. If that had happened in his first or second year, they'd call him a bust, too. So they say, "Oh, well his injury caused him to have a joint replacement." Well, guess what? I've baby nfl jerseys got two joint replacements.
Even if you privately believe Trump is a white supremacist, you simply don't throw that term around publicly unless you have some sort of hardcore proof.And what's even worse is Hill is pretty much painting anybody who voted for Trump as a white supremacist. This is insulting to many good and smart voters who chose Trump not because he's white but because he represented a drastic change from a partisan American political system that many people believe is broken.What bothers me most about the political polarization in this country is not only that it's infected the sports world, but two of the people I respect most in the sports world Hill and former Orlando Magic and current Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy have been so over the top irresponsible in their criticism of Trump.If you'll remember, it was Van Gundy a few months ago who compared Trump's travel ban to "Adolf Hitler registering the Jews.".