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The flat-screen TV sandwich
Now that plasma TVs have reached the point of no return, we've been wondering what furniture makers would do to replace the cumbersome faux armoire that had become a fixture in so many living rooms in a somewhat vain attempt to conceal the tube. It's probably too early for a definitive standard to take hold, but we're starting to see a sandwich-board design gaining popularity for TV stands.
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NASCAR Crash Caught on Film!
I was walking through a lobby housing some old coin-op machines and noticed that one of them had failed with nothing on the screen but a Windows error box. Taking a closer look, the error said:
AMPlayer.exe – Common Language Runtime Debugging Services
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled
Process id =0x26c (620), Thread id=0x3f0 (1008).
Click OK to terminate the application.
Click CANCEL to debug the application.
Man, don't you hate those car crashes? You don't want to see it, but you can't look away:
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Fiscal cliff by the numbers
Wall Street Journal's Steve Moore explains
Dec 9, 2012
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While much of the conversation Washington regarding fiscal -- is solely focused on tax rates or how the federal government can bring in more revenue from Yale.
What are the other side of the equation cutting back on spending and -- all this money.
Wall Street Journal senior economic writer Steve -- -- to talk about that and also to help us separate fact from fiction when it comes all these numbers we're hearing about in the debates he thinks the kind of.
Shannon featherweight thank you for asking that question about the spending -- out of the ledger because.
The last two or three weeks -- this whole discussion about race attack -- and almost no discussion about where it what are we gonna do about reducing the -- -- -- the outcome rather -- -- Well let's start there if if we stopped overspending at this point why did it take for the government to get lined up to get rid of this debt and the deficit issue that we -- You know we've dug ourselves -- the such a deep hole when I when I first came to Washington we talked about the budget deficit in the billions of the colors now we talk about the -- and some dollars and part of the problem is -- these numbers are so gigantic it's hard even fathom how big they are but the trillion dollars by the way is a million million dollars and our national data sixteen trillion dollars -- -- -- away.
About one point one trillion dollars a year now here's the problem the president faces in my opinion.
Even if he gets his tax increase -- the -- in the negotiations next few weeks and he may very well.
That's still leaves him with about a trillion dollar budget deficits out.
Even if we do these tax increases Mr.
President what comes next and I think that's.
Really where we have to start addressing the spending side of the equation and the conversation a lot of folks don't wanna have a right out and and Democrats why does it mean right the Republicans don't wanna cut the military part of the budget the -- -- Democrats don't wanna cut any of entitlements.
And his group like -- -- but we've got to get serious about this and the way I like to put -- is if you look at businesses of the last four partners and households to.
In this recession what do they do they sucked in their stomach tighten their belt they got rid of extraneous -- That hasn't happened at the federal level in -- federal -- -- operator 40% even as the private sector has.
Has got more efficient so I'm a big believer we have to get really serious quickly about cutting spending.
Absolutely are you you touched on this we talked about -- the -- -- get everything he wants as far as getting additional revenue from high income earners by our research what it shows us that that and that would only fund the government for eight days.
-- not a basic this whole argument.
There were -- in Washington about how about that what about the other 350 days of the year and you're right this just doesn't bring -- you know the reason that -- is there just aren't that many people who -- who make more than 250 or 500000 dollars or not that many millionaires -- avenue Warren -- out there.
So the truth is if you want if anybody believes.
That you're gonna deal with this deficit crisis by raising taxes on the top two or 3% the map really just -- now about.
Arts and -- -- we have right now let's talk about.
Death by the numbers how much does every American oh right now we have this worked up and it looks at the answers I don't know if I can do that now -- a 52000.
Dollars per American right now if you look at what our -- -- -- our population so that means that just sitting at this table you and hire are on the hook for 100000 dollars and.
And by the way that means of course for a family of four that's.
200000 dollar so the way I like to put this when I give talks to -- this is like a second mortgage we have and we -- -- and -- -- in the we have mortgage and I aren't that.
And the problem as you know when you ask me how long it will take to -- -- our debt.
We have to stop borrowing before we can get to the point were even paying right that's an -- he.
You know when you ask me about that -- fifty years before we actually payoff -- that the first step is stop borrowing and that and that of course means stop overspending our.
Really quickly we'll have a little bit of time yeah this is kind of a difficult one to get to what we hear the White House constantly say they want an -- -- If taxes are going up on anybody it's -- -- be -- top 2% and that they're going to quote save the other 98% from a tax increase.
But not all Americans pay federal taxes so -- -- federal income taxes so to say that you're gonna stop major tax increase for 90% Americans.
Not -- -- the whole -- no I don't think so in fact.
I'll make a prediction you can you can have been a year from now on -- -- -- if I'm right I think what's gonna happen is they're gonna have those tax increases on the rich.
And then and -- three to six months later you know what's gonna happen -- that say oh my gosh where we didn't raise the money without right out of it happened how come after the middle class and that's I think appoint Republicans have to make is.
Look at -- good to deal with this by raising taxes you can't get that money from only rich people you have to go after that other money except night.
I think that means probably an energy tax maybe -- gasoline tax.
The president has talked about carbon tax all of those things I think -- them beyond the on the shelf next -- Everyone in their pocketbooks Steve Moore always good to have you help us break down these numbers and a sentence them to -- you graduate you.
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Saturday, 31/03/2012
Kick off 13:30 BST at Town Stadium, Vrbovec
England - Rachel Williams 4' Clarke 15' Unitt 18' White 35' Houghton 45',68'
By Glenn Lavery in Croatia
Watch all the goals here A comfortable 6-0 dismissal of Croatia has kept England on course to finish top of their Euro 2013 qualifying group, on a day when Rachel Unitt celebrated her 100th international cap with one of the goals. Rachel Williams put Hope Powell's side ahead in just the fourth minute, a lead Jess Clarke doubled after quarter of an hour. Then came Unitt's moment of glory. With the captain's armband already adorning her sleeve as a memento of her special day, the left-back went one further and got herself on the scoresheet with a diving header. Ellen White grabbed a fourth from close range and Steph Houghton made it 5-0 before the break with a tap in. Houghton doubled her own tally and completed the scoring in the 68th minute with a 25-yard free-kick. It was a totally dominant performance from the visitors who, in truth, could have won by an even greater margin of victory and it was their biggest win since May 2010 when they put six unanswered goals past Malta. This win keeps England in second place behind Holland in Group 6 and has also helped improve their goal difference. They are just two points behind the Dutch, who will visit England in June for what is now looking like a potential group decider. Only the top-placed team are guaranteed a place at next year's Finals in Sweden. England knew a win in Croatia was crucial to keep the pressure on Holland and they couldn't have wished for a better start. After missing a good chance a minute earlier, when escaping the Croatian offside trap, Rachel Williams soon made amends by meeting Karen Carney's corner and heading the visitors into an early lead. White had guided a presentable chance over the bar, following a tidy interchange with Carney, but then Clarke doubled the lead on 15 minutes, beating the Croatian 'keeper from a tight angle after being played in by Carney. Carney was proving instrumental in her role just behind lone striker Rachel Williams and she grabbed herself a third assist just three minutes later, delivering a delicious cross to the far post for Unitt to head home unmarked. Rachel Williams had a header well saved by Croatian 'keeper Nicole Vuk as England kept the pressure on and White made this pressure further tell after 35 minutes, cooly finishing from close range after being released by Rachel Williams. The two Williams then combined as Fara crossed for Rachel at the far post, but Vuk excelled herself to keep the ball out. Vuk denied Rachel Williams for a third time but was helpless to prevent Houghton tapping the rebound into an empty net on the stroke of half-time. With Fara Williams and Carney carrying bookings from previous qualifiers, and with Holland up next, they were substituted at the break in order to avoid a potential suspension in June. Jade Moore and Anita Asante, respectively, came on in their place. The Three Lions were soon into their stride after the restart, controlling possession and forcing their hosts onto the back foot at every given opportunity, and White came close to a sixth goal on 55 minutes, smashing Alex Scott's pass against Vuk's legs. Houghton, though, did make it 6-0 with a wonderfully executed 25-yard free-kick which she curled right footed into the far corner. Clarke came close to scoring a seventh when her 20-yarder was tipped onto the bar by Vuk, who will feel hard done by being on the end of such a heavy defeat. She won another duel with Williams in the game's dying embers, keeping out another far post header from the striker in the 86th minute. Croatia never really had a clear sight at goal during the whole game and Alex Scott was only required to mop up two right-wing crosses in the first half as Dean Klafuric's side were completely blown away. Still unbeaten in Euro 2013 qualifying, this resounding victory means England will be full of confidence when they entertain Holland in June for another vital qualifier.


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I just wanted to share a poem I had written for my poetry class to everyone on here. It is a imitation poem from another poet of which I cannot recall the name (let me know if you know it). Her poem was titled Opposite of War. Please enjoy and let me know what you think!
Opposite of Freedom
They wanted an escape,
submerged in a gold-plated paradise,
that can only come from Rapture.
The jolt, the spasm
of fire, ice, electricity under the skin.
Imagine, the possibilities
of the chain of innovation
constricting, riveting without restrictions.
But they will sink, drown and decay.
Nowhere to return
to avoid the advances:
incoherent rambling. Like water
spewing from the pipes. When does
It end? Flames flicker and flee
the fingertips. Anger igniting the fuse.
Fascism in the mind of parasites,
the host revels in his creation
turning a blind eye, letting it go.
Civil war is on the rise,
rapture rise, flaws recognized
enemies sprawled across Poseidons floor.
Dead bodies fill the sulfuric air,
never obtaining freedom. The heavy
realization drags them to the ground.
The vacant light teases. Look:
does it not remind you of home?
Suspended in a new dream, they stay like that
forever, regretting their choice
like an experimental subject
who signs up for a potential cure
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A Fairview Heights resident decided to get involved in her neighborhood when the incidents of crime on her street began to increase over the summer months.
Sharon Sandheinrich contacted the Fairview Heights Police Department to find out more about what could be done to start a Neighborhood Watch on Frey and Countryside lanes. During the early part of summer, there were numerous break-ins and a stolen vehicle. By the end of summer, another car had been stolen.
"It's always been out there, but I don't think anybody had ever stepped forward to get it to go," she said of the Neighborhood Watch program. "I found an officer who was kind of close to the area, so I picked him, sent him an email and the next thing you know he's saying 'Yeah, let's do it.' I didn't really want to put a whole lot of time into it, but he told me that if we really wanted to get it going, he was going to need help from me."
Sandheinrich agreed to become the Neighborhood Watch captain for her street, a job that requires organizing meetings and keeping a list of the emergency contact information for residents who agree to be part of the program. The first Neighborhood Watch meeting was held in November. Sandheinrich created and printed bright orange fliers about the meeting. Sandheinrich and Neighborhood Watch co-captain Terry Dew walked the neighborhood distributing the flyers and talking to residents.
At meetings, different ways to discourage crime in the neighborhood is discussed and neighbors are kept updated on any recent crimes in the neighborhood. Residents have been encouraged to keep front porch lights on at night to prevent crime and trim bushes and trees that are close to homes to take away hiding places and shadows for criminals.
"We walked the whole neighborhood and handed them out," she said. "And we walked and we walked and we walked. We walked up driveways and talked to a lot of people. That's what people wanted, they wanted to talk."
So far, about 95 percent of the residents have agreed to participate in the program. A 50 percent participation level allows the neighborhood access to Neighborhood Watch signs that will be installed along the participating streets. Residents are also provided with Neighborhood Watch decals for their homes and a handbook with advice and guidelines about the program and crime prevention. Those who want to participate in the program share their emergency contact information with the police department and designated watch captains and co-captains. They also must want to help their neighbors, have an awareness of what is happening around them, be willing to become part of the prosecution process if necessary and not hesitate to call the police if they see suspicious activity in the neighborhood.
"The more people that are aware of this, the better off it is," Sandheinrich said. "The idea is to move it to each street so the whole area is a neighborhood watch. Police have found that when the signs go up, the criminals won't steal from that street, but they'll go to the next street over."
The next Neighborhood Watch meeting for Frey Lane and Countryside Lane is at 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at the Fairview Heights Police Department at 10027 Bunkum Road.
Another meeting for anyone else interested in a Neighborhood Watch program for their neighborhood is scheduled for 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at the police department.
"My goal is to see all of Fairview Heights become a Neighborhood Watch under the program with the police department. I love to have them all belong," Sandheinrich said. "When I was a kid, you knew everybody on your street. You knew who your neighbor was. It's not like that now. I don't know all of my neighbors and I think it would be great for everyone to know their neighbors, but, I can't do it all by myself, the police can't do it by themselves. We need people to get involved."
More information about the Fairview Heights Neighborhood Watch program can be found online at the Fairview Heights Police Department website at www.fhpd.org under the "Community" heading by clicking on the "Neighborhood Expert Officers" link.
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I want to start by saying Junior Seau and his family have my condolances, butI have had enough of ESPN, this is getting out of control. I majored in Sociology and took many psychology classes for college and everything in my education goes against what ESPN is saying. They are trying to blame his suicide on concussions which is ridiculous. To start, Seau(like almost every other suicide/suicide attempt) was depressed, depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in ones brain, not concussions. Around 1/10 Americans suffer from depression and will effect over 50% of people at some point through their lives. 80% of depressed people and around 95% of minorities will not seek any treatment for their depression. I could go on with many more facts but the basic point is there is NO evidence that concussions had ANY effect on Seau's suicide they are just using this to wage their war on concussions.
It just drives me crazy that espn is using a tragedy like this to drive their propoganda machine. Concussions are bad but ESPN needs to cut this shit out. Rant over


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ONCE THE DARLING of hot-spot dining establishments and the "it" dinner-party entrée of budding gourmets everywhere, pasta primavera has fallen on hard times. Ubiquitous to the point of boring, the dish shows up these days on the menus of cafeterias and chain restaurants; in grocery-store aisles, you'll even find frozen TV dinner versions. Compromised as it has been by gluey white sauces and freezer-burned veggies, it's no wonder this dish has become the laughingstock of serious chefs.{% display:image for:article image:1 align:left width:250 %}
Enough is enough. It's time to reclaim pasta primavera and return it to the respected status it once enjoyed: as a well-tuned symphony of texture and taste, inspired by the sweet, tender vegetables we have on hand each spring.
Such a transformation, however, requires digging up the dish's roots. Pasta primavera's origins are debated to this day, but the most popular story goes like this: During a trip to Canada in May 1976, Sirio Maccioni, an Italian chef and owner of New York City's opulent French restaurant Le Cirque, improvised for a group of friends a simple pasta with a light cream sauce and whatever veggies his hosts had on hand. The entrée was a hit, and Maccioni christened it pasta primavera, or "spring pasta." One of the diners that day was Craig Claiborne, a food writer for the New York Times, who subsequently raved about the innovation to colleagues back home, one of whom eventually wrote about it in a review of Le Cirque. Maccioni, knowing a good thing when he found it, made primavera a standard off-the-menu item for those in the know, and it is still served at the restaurant to this day. Home cooks embraced and began embellishing Maccioni's formula, starting in 1977 with a recipe for "spaghetti primavera" that Claiborne ran in the Times.
A dish with this much original appeal deserves a second chance. So we asked one of Portland's most skilled pasta impresarios, Tommy Habetz, the executive chef at Meriwether's, to help us rescue pasta primavera from its slump. For his recipe, he chose ingredients available in Portland's farmers markets–such as leeks and ramps (wild onions)–as well as morels and asparagus, iconic foods of the Pacific Northwest. By omitting the tomatoes and cream usually found in the classic recipe, Habetz says his version "is more local, lighter and more modern."
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The way Kristy Lee Dupre sees it, wearing nothing onstage is like wearing any other costume.
"You have to get comfortable with it," Dupre said, "whether it's a big hoop skirt from the Victorian era or a birthday suit."
Dupre is performing in the Gilbert Theater's current production of "Naked."
And for a short time, she is naked.
The show consists of three original plays written by James Dean, Stephen Miles and Gilbert Artistic Director Robyne Parrish. Dupre acts in Parrish's play, "Goodbadugly," the last of the three plays in the show. Dupre plays a young woman wrestling with a symbolic devil and angel. She disrobes briefly.
Fayetteville certainly isn't a hotbed of theatrical nudity, though actors at local theaters have appeared in the buff on occasion, including Cape Fear Regional Theatre's "The Full Monty" in 2009. The nudity has more impact in a small, intimate theater like the Gilbert, where audience members aren't far from the stage, than it probably would have on a larger stage.
Parrish, who also directs "Naked," said the nudity is important to the theme of "Goodbadugly."
"It represents a rebirth of the character, I guess is the best way to put it," Parrish said. "(The character) just came out of the womb, (she's) raw."
Dupre said "Naked" marks her first time being naked in front of an audience. The actress, who has appeared in other local productions, said before the play debuted that she wasn't nervous about baring all onstage.
"But that's me sitting here right now in a jeans and T-shirt," she said.
Although the scene is less than two minutes long, she said, "I'm sure it will feel longer to me than it actually is."
For Dupre, the key is remembering that she's just an actress playing a role.
"I'm kind of just looking at it as another character," she said. "It's not Kristy Dupre that's naked on stage."
At a Friday night performance, the audience didn't seem to have a strong reaction to the nudity.
"She's a brave girl, I'll tell you that," a woman whispered to her companion as Dupre disrobed.
They knew it was coming. The front of the "Naked" program noted, "Caution: Contains full frontal nudity" and featured a picture of an unclothed woman seen from the back.
After the play, audience members seemed to take it all in stride.
"I thought it was fine," said Barry Buckman. "I think with the premise of the play, breaking down to who you are, it was appropriate."
"It didn't really faze me that much," added Mary Campbell. "It had the warning (on the program) and the name of the play is 'Naked,' so it was hard to be taken aback."
It doesn't appear that the extra exposure in local productions has caused any major fuss, according to those involved. The best way to avoid controversy about nudity, local directors and actors say, is to let the audiences know up front they will be seeing it all.
"We learned that you forewarn the audience that it's adult material," said Bo Thorp, founding artistic director of Cape Fear Regional Theatre. "If they don't want to see that, they know not to come."
Lynn Pryer is the founder of the Gilbert Theater. He recalls only one other Gilbert play that bared it all, "The Blue Room," from 2004. The play included full-frontal male nudity, Pryer said. Audiences were told beforehand to expect it.
Pryer said he remembers no controversy about "The Blue Room," which was staged at the Arts Council. In fact, he said, audiences seemed to enjoy it.
"When (the actor) came on, I would see all the female heads tilt to the right to get a better view, and some of the men, as well," Pryer said.
In 2009, Ron Hutchins directed a production of "The Full Monty" at CFRT. The play is about a group of blue-collar men who form a burlesque troupe after losing their jobs.
The play featured a brief scene at the show's conclusion in which the men appeared unclothed performing their burlesque number. But the actors kept to the back of the stage in the scene, and the stage was backlit in such a way that was intended to prevent the audience from actually seeing the nudity. Instead, only their silhouettes could be seen.
Hutchins, who is based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., said he didn't hear complaints about the production, either from the cast or the audience.
As the title suggests, the director said the onstage nudity was important to the story. He met several times with Thorp about how to handle it.
"I don't think it's offensive in any way," Hutchins said. "It's looked at in a comical way."
Hutchins said the actors knew from the start that they would be required to be naked on stage. He said most were "gung-ho" about the idea, although some got nervous when the time actually came.
Thorp remembers the brief nude scene as "kind of scary." She said it depended on the technical staff turning up the lights at precisely the right time.
Most of the time, it worked, with one notable exception, said actor Ken Griggs.
Griggs is a frequent performer in CFRT plays, including the current "Legally Blonde." He was one of the strippers in "The Full Monty."
"The Full Monty" went well, he said, except for opening night when a lighting mix-up meant that the audience briefly saw, well, the full monty.
Griggs described himself as initially angry over the mishap.
"After that, I was so petrified that something would happen that I wore a brief," Griggs said. "I did that one night, and I felt like I was cheating."
Griggs said that the remaining run of the play went smoothly. "It actually became a really, really cool experience," he said.
Other than "The Full Monty," Thorp remembers only one brush with onstage nudity at the theater. In 1991, the theater staged a production of "Walking Across Egypt," based on the Clyde Edgerton book. The play featured a bathtub scene.
Thorp said a New York-based actor who performed in the play insisted on being nude in the tub, even though his nakedness couldn't be seen by the audience.
In the scene, the actor had to rise out of the tub with a towel. He accomplished the maneuver without the audience ever knowing he was in the buff, Thorp said.
"He was very agile," Thorp said. "He could get that towel up really fast."
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7 years ago Thomas Szabo directed a very unique short film, without dialogue and mixing computer-generated insects and real, non-animated landscape shots. After having discovered this film, French producer Philippe Delarue (Futurikon Films), immediately proposed to Thomas and to Hélène Giraud to develop a series of short programmes for TV and a theatrical feature film. This is Minuscule.A first then a second series of TV shorts were produced, earning critical and public acclaim worldwide. The film, which shares the same uniqueness but aims to be bigger and better, is going to need more time in the script writing and in the overall preparation. The shooting of the film, in 3D and cinemascope, starts today in the gorgeous settings of the South of France in the national parks of the Mercantour and the Ecrins. This is what this blog is all about.


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Cinderella is a blend of storytelling, humor and all the splendor one would expect from a ballet production. With a touch of magic from her fairy godmother, Cinderella bests her hilariously wicked stepsisters to win the heart of her charming prince. This production draws greatly upon English pantomime with comedic touches, particularly in the character development of the stepfamily, which will delight audiences.
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Worked on this for month and thought I never will get it done ... /Litavis ask me to finish it after I uploaded my Enterprise image ... so here we go Spaceships rendered in Cinema 4D ... all the rest painted in Photohop Thanks for your feedbac...
Jan 13thFinally it's done .. painting the glass was a pain in the butt :) Photoshop CS6 and Wacom Cintiq Thanks for your feedback/thoughts <b>Artwork made and copyrighted by me. Please do not re-upload, edit, reproduce or alter my art in any way...
Jan 13thhow do you make fly object sir? very nice and realistic cool
Jan 13thall stock is purchased from www.depositphotos.com + personal & painted details.
Dec 17thall stock is purchased from depositphotos.com & shutterstock.com
Dec 17thModel: Hallie 2 flashes. 580exII, camera right. 430exII behind model, camera left with red gel. Using Canon 60D's built-in flash unit to wirelessly trigger speedlites. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=574170862598931&set=a.557154424300575...
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A Natural Evolution or Cortese's forced Revolution?
Jordan Florit | January 18, 2013Saints fans in their majority – 96%, according to poll figures sourced from The Southern Daily Echo – are absolutely baffled.
After back-to-back promotions, the highest post-war win percentage and only two defeats in their last 12 Premier League games, Nigel Adkins has been sacked by Southampton Football Club. Nicola Cortese, Club Chairman, has justified it as part of realizing the club's "long-term plans."
It is outwardly, though, a ridiculous move and is thus being rightly ridiculed by most segments of the media and football fan fraternity alike.
Not only has Cortese "relieved [Adkins] of his managerial duties," they've "relieved" his entire backroom team, too. So, in the middle of January, halfway through a transfer window and amidst a relegation battle, Saints willingly lose all coaching continuity just as they were building momentum, in favour of a man who speaks little English – Mauricio Pochettino.
On the contrast, it seems that Southampton have at least signed a manager who operates from the same school of thought as Nigel Adkins. Insights into his managerial tendencies reveal that he is close to his players, yet tough; "fun" but "intense," and meticulous in detail, videoing all that his team does and uses the video analysis as a coaching tool before, during and after games. Even Pep Guardiola is an admirer of Pochettino's style, which he likens to his own. There are notable parallels to the fallen Adkins.
So if Southampton have hired a manager with similar values and methodologies to those instilled by Adkins, why the change?
Nicola Cortese must believe that Mauricio Pochettino is of the same cloth but of a greater pedigree.
Billed by Southampton's official site as "one of the most exciting coaching talents in Europe," Pochettino has much to live up to, if following in the footsteps of Nigel Adkins wasn't pressurizing enough. For the sake of the club, I for one hope he succeeds. But, it does signal our full return to the English top-flight – the cutthroat Premier League where there is little patience or, seemingly, logic.
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