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REWIND - A Week of Quotes & Cartoons SUNDAY Quote of the Day April 22, 2012 'I appeal to you, left-wing comrades who are listening and hesitating, come and help us not just overtake the extreme-right but raise the demands of the left.' French Left Front Presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon to a campaign rally on Thursday. Reuters April 21, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/852ebwz Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/7hzv8kl Argentina Takes Back Its Oil Rainer Hachfeld - Neues Deutschland MONDAY Quote of the Day April 23, 2012 '"Let me tell you who my rival is. It does not bear a name or have a face, it's the finance industry. In the past 20 years, the financial industry has taken control of our societies, of our lives and threatens our states. French Socialist Presidential candidate Francois Hollande Bloomberg January 23, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/7vl8tpy Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/d8c9h2t My Cookies Rob Rogers TUESDAY Quote of the Day April 24, 2012 'With austerity's disastrous results sparking discontent in a growing number of European countries, a Hollande victory could signal a continental turning point.' Editorial On the French Socialist Party presidential candidate Francois Hollande April 24, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/7xs6yxg Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/6uee3bc Wal-Mart Greeter Mike Luckovich WEDNESDAY Quote of the Day April 25, 2012 'In 2007, President George W. Bush signed a bill that cut in half interest rates on subsidized student loans until 2012. Those low rates will expire on July 1 - going back to 6.8 percent from 3.4 percent - and, to prevent college from becoming even more unaffordable for millions of students, the obvious move is to renew them. But nothing is that easy or sensible anymore in Washington, where House Republicans are far more interested in cutting taxes, largely for the rich, than they are in helping low- and middle-income students get a college education.' Editorial New York Times April 25, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/7dwlgzr Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/79rvyrx Bainman & Rubio Lalo Alcaraz THURSDAY Quote of the Day April 26, 2012 'Even if the U.S. economy (as well as President Obama's reelection campaign) survives the global slowdown, we're heading for a big dose of austerity economics next January - when drastic spending cuts are scheduled to kick in, as well as tax increases on the middle class. But the U.S. economy isn't nearly healthy enough to bear this burden. 'If nothing is done to reverse course in the interim, we'll be following Europe into a double dip.' Economist Robert Reich blog April 26, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/cg2jmxv Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/bpx5a4f Protecting What? Milt Priggee FRIDAY Quote of the Day April 27, 2012 'With the dark clouds of the ongoing euro crisis thickening over Spain this spring, German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday staunchly defended her focus on euro-zone austerity and once again insisted that the EU fiscal pact, signed in March, would not be revisited. 'In comments clearly aimed at French presidential candidate François Hollande, Merkel told Germany's WAZ media group that the pact "cannot be renegotiated." The Socialist Hollande has suggested that, if he emerges victorious over French President Nicolas Sarkozy in the second round of elections on May 6, he would ask for changes to the agreement. The fiscal pact, which imposes strict new rules governing budget deficits and sovereign debt, was signed by 25 of the 27 European Union member states. The UK and Czech Republic declined to join. 'Hollande's reply was not long in coming. Speaking to broadcaster France 2 on Thursday evening, he said: "It is not Germany that will decide for the entirety of Europe." When asked what he plans to say to Merkel should he win the election, he said: "I will tell her that the French people had made a decision that envisages a renegotiation of the pact".' Spiegel International (Germany April 27, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/7ftrdcv Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/7oph4xp Swiss Plan Tom Toles - Washington Post SATURDAY Quote of the Day April 28, 2012 'We're a capitalist system, but this is worrisome.' New York Education Commissioner John King, commenting om standardized testing in the state's schools. Quoted in 'A Very Pricey Pineapple,' by New York Times columnist Gail Collins April 28, 2012 http://tinyurl.com/7pghsub Toon of the Day http://tinyurl.com/7qhjsfm Jobs Growth Wisconsin Style Joe Heller - Green Bay Press-Gazette ___________________________________________ Portside aims to provide material of interest to people on the left that will help them to interpret the world and to change it. Submit via email: [log in to unmask] Submit via the Web: http://portside.org/submittous3 Frequently asked questions: http://portside.org/faq Sub/Unsub: http://portside.org/subscribe-and-unsubscribe Search Portside archives: http://portside.org/archive Contribute to Portside: https://portside.org/donate
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- Newcastle United v Liverpool - Scott Wilson
- Swansea City v Sunderland - Paul Fraser
- Barnsley v Middlesbrough - Steph Clark
- Hartlepool United v Plymouth - Nick Loughlin
- Buxton v Darlington - Craig Stoddart
Barnsley 3 Boro 2
Swansea City 4 Sunderland 0
This was not the start Gus Poyet wanted.
After a goalless first half, Poyet was then subjected to a second half collapse he will never want to see repeated.
Three goals in seven minutes from Phil Bardsley's own goal, Jonathan De Guzman and a penalty from Wilfried Bony got things rolling for the Swans.
And then Chico Flores added a fourth ten minutes before the end.
Poyet shaking his head at the end.
Report online soon.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Replay on Wednesday at Heritage Park.
Adomah heads in from a Richardson cross! Surely not???
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Thompson 92nd minute penalty saved by Warrington, who tipped Dowson's follow-up over the bar. Thompson went for placement, not power after being tripped.
Hartlepool 1 Plymouth 0
Two to go, squeaky bum time....
Barnsley 3 Boro 1
The Teessiders pull one back through Albert Adomah's volley after Smallwood had headed back across goal.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Meanwhile, Darlington are piling on the pressure: Thompson free-kick was just wide and David Dowson struck the outside of the post.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Impressed with Buxton's ex-Darlo defender Tim Ryan. Still a fierce competitor, attacking every ball and winning almost every challenge.
Swansea City 4 Sunderland 0 (Flores 80)
And another. This time awful defending inside the penalty area saw Flores arrive unmarked to nod in another De Guzman corner.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Thompson shot parried by Warrington for Darlington's 11th corner. Ball hit side-netting and some fans thought it was a goal.
Johnson crosses for Dowson after Buxton gave away the ball cheaply in midfield, but Dowson header is off target.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Ironic cheers from the Darlington fans when the referee gives the visitors a free-kick, finally, after Craig King handled. Alas, the free-kick came to nothing. Ten mins to go.
Hartlepool United 1 Plymouth 0
James' wondergoal still the difference. Pools - with 20 to go - dare I say it, look quite comfortable. Defending well, organised and solid at the back.
Richards just on for Poole, like for like swop on the right after Pools worked away on the flank after Compton's red card.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Just spoken to Chris Moore, he couldn't play due to feeling ill in the warm-up and Amar Purewal, as suspected, has a groin strain.
Barnsley 3 Boro 0
No sign of the fightback from Boro yet. Barnsley knocking it about with relative ease.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
Just before the equaliser, David Dowson had a shot inside the penalty area saved by Andy Warrington, who gathered the follow-up before Steven Johnson.
Buxton 1 Darlington 1
A Matt Thornhill header after a cross by Grant Black makes it 1-1 after 69 minutes.
Swansea City 3 Sunderland 0 (Bony 65)
After Gardner tripped Britton in the box, Bony made no mistake from the penalty spot.
This is some collapse from Sunderland. Swansea have improved after the restart, but the Black Cats are being opened up cheaply.
Buxton 0 Darlington 1
David Dowson executed a block tackle on Matt Thornhill and laid the ball off to Thompson whose strike was over.
And then came Thornhill's chance to level the scores, but Curtis Edwards got a foot in just as the Buxton man was about to pull the trigger.
Buxton 0 Darlington 1
First change for Darlington, Jordan Robinson on for Terry Galbraith.
Swansea City 2 Sunderland 0 (De Guzman 58)
Not what was required. After conceding the lead, Sunderland have suffered again. This time De Guzman has curled in a beauty from 25 yards.
Swansea City 1 Sunderland 0 (Bardsley OG 57)
De Guzman's corner turned in at the near post. PA announcer has given it to Rangel, although there is a feeling it came off Bardsley. Not the best of returns.
Buxton 0 Darlington 1
Thompson said in the Echo this morning that his right foot is his secret weapon – was he bluffing? Sweetly struck shot with his left foot.
Buxton 0 Darlington 1
Stephen Thompson with a belter - does he score any other sort of goal? Left-footed from 20 yards, 60mins.
Barnsley 3 Boro 0
Mowbray makes two changes at HT. Whitehead and Butterfield are replaced by Smallwood and Emnes.
Hartlepool United 1 Plymouth Argyle 0
WOW - what a goal from Luke James. Put through against a giant of a defender in Trotman, he skipped by him and rolled a low finish across the keeper.
Pools started the half very flat and then scored a wonder goal.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Chance for Buxton: Lee Morris heads over at the far post after Leon Osborne had broken into the penalty area and dinked a ball to the far side.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Low-key start to the second half. Little of note other than a shot from 22 yards by Buxton's Neil Stevens that was screwed well wide.
Swansea City 0 Sunderland 0
Largely uneventful first half comes to an end goalless.
In the dying seconds, Bardsley's weak pass saw Roberge slip and then pull down Michu. The defender ended up with a yellow card as John O'Shea was there to cover.
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Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Barnsley 3 (McCourt, O'Brien and O'Grady) Middlesbrough 0
Absolutely terrible half for Boro, who have been their own worst enemy at Oakwell. Two missed chances led to two goals at the other end for bottom club Barnsley before Gibson fouled Pedersen to concede a penalty.
Barnsley 3 Boro 0
Chris O'Grady scores from the spot after Ben Gibson brought down Marcus Pedersen.
Barnsley 2 Boro 0
Jim O'Brien scores from the edge of the area after a wicked deflection took the ball away from Steele. Jutkiewicz had missed another good chance moments before.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Darlington lead the corner count 9-0 now, but Buxton are 2-0 up in bookings. Green cautioned for a dreadful challenge on Pilatos.
And within seconds Neil Stevens escaped a booking for hacking Stephen Thompson.
Hartlepool United 0 Plymouth Argyle 0
Red card for Jack Compton - lunged in on wing back Jamie Reckord. Pools now switched to 4-4-1, with Poole tucking in on the right
Lovely moment in the 25th minute as the crowd applauded in memory of Michael Maidens, the former Pools midfielder, who died six years ago in a car accident. Maidens wore squad number 25, which has since been retired.
Swansea City 0 Sunderland 0
Nice moment. Michael Laudrup attempted to trap the ball. Gus Poyet emerged from the dug-out to applaud the Swansea boss' skills. Seriously is the highlight of first half so far.
Poyet will be by far the happier of the two managers. There is a sense that Swansea are improving as half-time nears.
Barnsley 1 Boro 0
Paddy McCourt puts the hosts ahead after wriggling through the Boro defence and slotting home. Awful defending from the visitors.
Moments earlier, Jutkiewicz missed a great one-on-one chance.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Keeping a corner count and I make it Buxton 0, Darlington 8, which sums up the play so far.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Competitive game with Darlington having the better chances. Trying to find to write about them, so much is happening!
Swansea City 0 Sunderland 0
If there is a good opportunity to get something from a trip to Swansea City then this is it for Sunderland.
The atmosphere is very flat and the Swans have not looked as comfortable on the ball as they normally are.
Sunderland have had the best chance so far, with Fletcher shooting wide after Adam Johnson's corner.
Barnsley 0 Boro 0
Nervous moment for Boro. Hines, who is making his first start of the season, is turned by O'Grady on the byline, but luckily his ball across goal is deflected away off Gibson.
#Darlington warm up. http://t.co/Z6VOiZyiN3
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Hartlepool United 0 Plymouth 0
15 minutes in and it's been a bit too quiet for Pools' liking. No big bright start despite the 3 previous wins.
Plymouth's 3-5-2 job is tight and organised and they have plenty of people tucked in to defend and make it hard.
Barnsley 0 Boro 0
Encouraging start by Boro. Jutkiewicz has gone close with a curling shot from inside the area. The visitors seeing more of the ball and looking dangerous going forward.
Swansea City v Sunderland
Phil Bardsley's taken just ten minutes to receive his first yellow card of the season on his return to the fold. A late lunge on Nathan Dyer.
Buxton 0 Darlington 0
Big blow for Darlington. In the warm Amar Purewal suffered a recurrence of the injury he sustained on Monday and is out. Place taken by Steven Johnson, who was due to be a sub.
And a second change sees Jonny Davis come into the starting line-up ahead of Chris Moore. So Stephen Thompson starts right midfield, Davis centre-midfield, Leon Scott left-back and Terry Galbraith on left of midfield
Buxton v Darlington
Alan White returns to the team and is the only change to Darlington's line-up for their FA Trophy tie today at Buxton.
He missed Monday's 1-0 defeat at Curzon Ashton due to work commitments, but makes it today and takes the place of Jordan Robinson, who is on the bench.
Amar Purewal has declared himself available for selection despite limping out of Monday's game with a groin strain.
Former Darlington defender Tim Ryan is in the Buxton team. He was one of Dave Penney's first signings at the Arena.
Buxton: Warrington, Black, Green, Istead, Palmer, Ryan, Thornhill, Stevens, Morris, Osborne, King. Subs: Lugsden, Broadhead, Johnson, Stanway (gk)
Darlington (4-4-2): Bell; Pilatos, Hunter, White, Galbraith; Moore, Scott, Edwards, Thompson, Purewal, Dowson. Subs: Jameson (gk), J Robinson, Davis, P Robinson, Johnson
Newcastle 2 Liverpool 2
Tim Krul made a fantastic save from a Luis Suarez free-kick in the seventh minute of stoppage time to secure a thoroughly deserved point for Newcastle.
Considering everything that's happened, that's a brilliant display of spirit, commitment and togetherness from the Magpies.
Just the small matter of a trip to Sunderland next.....
Hartlepool United v Plymouth Argyle
Can Pools make it four wins in a row? After three victories on the road, it's back to Victoria Park.
Colin Cooper has gone for - no suprise here - the same team from last weekend's thumping win at Exeter.
HARTLEPOOL UNITED: Flinders; Duckworth, Burgess, Baldwin, Austin; Walton, Dolan; Compton, Poole, Monkhouse; James. Subs: Rafferty (gk), Collins, Franks, Sweeney, Richards, Rodney, Walker.
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE: McCormick; Berry, Blanchard, Hourihane, Boco, Reid, Young, Trotman, Nelson, Hayes, Reckord. Subs: Cole, Blackman, Alessandra, Wotton, Harvey, Bencherif, Gurrieri.
Referee: Scott Mathieson (Stockport)
Barnsley v Middlesbrough
Good afternoon from Oakwell, where Middlesbrough take on Barnsley in the Championship.
TEAM NEWS: Seb Hines makes his first start of the season and will partner Ben Gibson at the heart of Boro's defence. Rhys Williams is on the bench, but Jonathan Woodgate misses out.
Lukas Jutkiewicz also starts and he comes in for Mustapha Carayol to form part of Boro's three-pronged attack alongside Kei Kamara and Albert Adomah.
Barnsley: Butland; Wiseman, Kennedy, M'Voto, Cranie; Mellis, Perkins, Fox, McCourt; O'Grady, Pederson.
Subs: Hassell, O'Brien, Dawson, Scotland, Jennings, Cywka, Etuhu.
Middlesbrough: Steele; Richardson, Hines, Gibson, Friend; Whitehead, Butterfield, Leadbitter; Adomah, Jutkiewicz, Kamara.
Subs: Konstantopoulos, Williams, Parnaby, Varga, Carayol, Emnes, Smallwood.
Newcastle 2
Liverpool 2 (Sturridge 72)
Liverpool get back on terms for a second time, as their extra man finally begins to tell.
Moses released Suarez down the left-hand side, the Uruguayan crossed, and Sturridge stole ahead of his marker to bullet a close-range header into the net.
Swansea City v Sunderland
Team news at the Liberty Stadium. Confirmed.
There is a return at full-back, albeit on the left, for Phil Bardsley. That means Jack Colback loses out and drops to the bench.
There is also no place for Jozy Altidore. The American finds himself on the bench after his return from international duty, so Steven Fletcher also makes a return to the fold after a disclocated shoulder.
There is a recall for Seb Larsson too, so Gus Poyet looks set to field a three-pronged supply line behind lone striker Fletcher.
SUNDERLAND: Westwood; Celustka, O'Shea, Roberge, Bardsley; Cattermole, Gardner; Larsson, Giaccherini, Johnson; Fletcher. Subs: Mannone, Dossena, Colback, Vaughan, Altidore, Cuellar, Borini.
SWANSEA CITY: Vorm; Rangel, Chico, Amat, Davies; Britton, de Guzman; Dyer, Michu, Routledge; Bony. Subs: Tremmel, Taylor, Tiendalli, Canas, Shelvey, Pozuelo, Vazquez.
Newcastle 2 Liverpool 1
That was Dummett's first goal in only his fifth senior appearance, but it's already been quite a season for the 22-year-old, who recently received his maiden call-up to the senior Wales squad.
He didn't play though, so in theory he's still eligible for play for England.
Never mind Adnan Januzaj Roy, get on the phone to Dummett....
Swansea City v Sunderland
Sounds like Phil Bardsley is starting for Sunderland today, but no Jack Colback or Jozy Altidore.
Newcastle 2 (Dummett 57)
Liverpool 1
Incredible. Newcastle are back ahead, and it's the substitute Paul Dummett who's done it.
Cabaye's floated free-kick evaded the entire Liverpool defence, and Dummett was on hand at the back post to turn the ball home.
Whatever else happens, this is a day the Magpies youngster will now never forget.
Newcastle 1 Liverpool 1
Second half under way with Newcastle trying to steady the ship after Yanga-Mbiwa's dismissal.
Unsurprisingly, Liverpool are seeing most of the ball, but Krul saved well from Johnson and Moses has just shot over.
At the other end, Remy waited too long to get his shot away, enabling Sakho to get back to make a tackle.
Swansea City v Sunderland
The big news from the Liberty Stadium so far is that Joe Kinnear has turned up in South Wales to cast and eye over Sunderland ahead of next weekend's derby.
Newcastle 1 Liverpool 1
Half-time, and the complexion of the game changed entirely once Yanga-Mbiwa fouled Suarez and was sent off.
It looked the right decision, and Newcastle will do extremely well to hold on with ten men in the second half.
Newcastle 1
Liverpool 1 (Gerrard 42, pen)
The game has changed entirely now as Liverpool have equalised and Newcastle have been reduced to ten men.
Suarez got on the wrong side of Yanga-Mbiwa as he raced into the area, and the Newcastle centre-half tugged him back in a desperate attempt to prevent a goal.
Yanga-Mbiwa was dismissed for a professional foul, and Gerrard rolled home the penalty to level the scores.
Newcastle 1 Liverpool 0
Newcastle have been bright since taking the lead, with their shape holding up well despite Liverpool's attacking movement.
Yanga-Mbiwa and Williamson have been resilient so far, while Tiote has also been much improved. Whenever either Sturridge or Suarez has dropped deep, Tiote has gone with them.
Newcastle 1 (Cabaye 23)
Liverpool 0
Newcastle open the scoring, somewhat against the run of play, and it's a cracker from Cabaye.
The French midfielder picks up the ball on the right-hand side, dribbles forward, and unleashes a ferocious long-range strike that arrows into the bottom left-hand corner of the net.
Mignolet had no chance, and after refusing to play at the start of the season, Cabaye is the darling of St James' once again.
Swansea City v Sunderland
The early news from the Liberty Stadium suggests that Phil Bardsley may well have travelled down to Wales. That's unconfirmed.
But the Under-21s team at the Stadium of Light against Chelsea includes Wes Brown, Modibo Diakite, Cabral and Connor Wickham. But not Bardsley.
Team news to appear when I have it.
Newcastle 0 Liverpool 0
Sturridge has just seen a weak low shot saved by Krul.
Newcastle look decent in possession, but Ben Arfa is already somewhat isolated in attack.
Liverpool, on the other hand, have Suarez, Sturridge and Moses in attacking positions and look a threat whenever they break.
Newcastle 0 Liverpool 0
A bright opening from both sides, with passes zipping around and plenty of movement.
Newcastle create the first shooting opportunity, but Debuchy's long-range effort is easily gathered by Mignolet.
Newcastle 0 Liverpool 0
We're underway, with Newcastle starting with Hatem Ben Arfa as the central attacker.
Loic Remy is on the left, with Yoan Gouffran on the right and Moussa Sissokho playing in the hole behind Ben Arfa.
Newcastle vs Liverpool
Today's game has been preceded by a protest march by the Time 4 Change group.
Around 500 supporters marched on a route that started at City Hall and took them past St James' Park before they finished in front of the bandstand at Leazes Park.
Opinion on the march among supporters is split, with some happy to see fans challenging the Mike Ashley regime, while others question the effectiveness of such actions.
Newcastle vs Liverpool
Alan Pardew has made two changes to his Newcastle side for today's game with Liverpool.
Hatem Ben Arfa is recalled after being dropped for the win at Cardiff a fortnight ago, and the Frenchman replaces Papiss Cisse, who drops to the bench.
Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa is recalled to the back four, and will partner Mike Williamson in the absence of injured duo Fabricio Coloccini and Steven Taylor.
Liverpool have also made two changes to their starting line-up, with Glen Johnson and Aly Cissokho returning to the side.
NEWCASTLE (4-3-3): Krul; Debuchy, Yanga-Mbiwa, Williamson, Santon; Cabaye, Tiote, Sissokho; Gouffran, Remy, Ben Arfa.
Subs: Elliot (gk), Dummett, Anita, Obertan, Sammy Ameobi, Shola Ameobi, Cisse.
LIVERPOOL (4-4-2): Mignolet; Johnson, Toure, Skrtel, Sakho; Henderson, Gerrard, Cissokho, Moses; Sturridge, Suarez.
Subs: Jones (gk), Kelly, Agger, Flannagan, Alberto, Allen, Sterling.
Welcome to The Northern Echo's live blog on another action-packed Saturday afternoon.
The lunch-time kick-off sees Newcastle United entertaining Liverpool at St James' Park, while later this afternoon, Sunderland take on Swansea in Gustavo Poyet's first game as manager.
Middlesbrough are at Barnsley in the Championship, Hartlepool entertain Plymouth in League Two and Darlington take on Buxton in the FA Trophy.
Barnsley subs: Luwyka, Noble-Lazerus, Dawson, Pedersen, Etuhu, O'Brien, M'Voto
Middlesbrough subs: Leutwiler, Hoyte, Varga, Jutkiewicz, Adomah, Smallwood, R.Williams.
Team news: Barnsley will be without former Newcastle defender Peter Ramage for the home game with Middlesbrough. Bobby Hassell or ex-Sunderland defender Jean Yves Mvoto could return to the starting line-up in his place. Luke Steele is still out with a back injury, so Jack Butland, on loan from Stoke, will continue in goal.
Middlesbrough will hand late fitness tests to Rhys Williams and Jonathan Woodgate, Williams taking a kick to the ankle at Craven Cottage while playing for Australia, and Woodgate returning to fitness after a calf strain.
Odds: H 15/8 A 6/4 D 13/5
Referee: Oliver Langford (Walsall)
It's a fact: Barnsley have spent more time in this division than any other team, 72 seasons, including 27 of the last 32, and every one of the 54 league meetings between the clubs has been in this division.
Comment by RICHARD MASON: Middlesbrough should have too much for Barnsley so long as they cut out defensive errors. 1-3
Pools subs (from): Rafferty (gk), Richards, Sweeney, Collins, Holden,, Walker, Howard, Franks, Rodney.
Argyle subs: Cole, Blackman, Branston, Alessandra, Harvey, Bencherif, Gurrieri
With everyone available and fit, there's no reason for Colin Cooper to change anything after three successive victories.
Argyle will stick with the 3-5-2 formation they introduced recently.
Odds: H11/10; D5/2; A11/4
Referee: Scott Mathieson (Stockport)
It's a fact: Pools midfielder Simon Walton made 66 appearances for the Pilgrims between 2008 and 2012.
Comment by Nick Loughlin: It's been a great couple of weeks for Pools - now they need to keep it going and bring their away form back to Victoria Park - 2-0
Swansea City subs: Tremmel (gk), Taylor, Tiendalli, Britton, Pozuelo, Lita, Vazquez.
Sunderland subs: Mannone (gk), Cuellar, Cabral, Celustka, Colback, Wickham, Borini.
Gus Poyet could bring Wes Brown and Phil Bardsley back in to the side, while Steven Fletcher is almost certain to return after recovering from injury.
Swansea defender Ashley Williams is out after he missed Wales' World Cup qualifier with an ankle injury.
Referee: Craig Pawson (Sheffield)
Odds: H: 4-7, D: 3-1, A: 11-2
It's a fact: Sunderland have a dire record in south Wales and have failed to beat Swansea on home soil since November 1963.
Comment by Steph Clark: Sunderland will be looking to hit the ground running under Gus Poyet and they need to pick up points fast, but they have an awful record against Swansea. 1-1
Newcastle subs: Elliot (gk), Dummett, Anita, Marveaux, Sammy Ameobi, Gouffran, Shola Ameobi.
Liverpool subs: Jones (gk), Ilori, Agger, Wisdom, Abe, Alberto, Aspas.
In the absence of the injured Fabricio Coloccini (groin) and Steven Taylor (hamstring), Alan Pardew will have to recall Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa to partner Mike Williamson at centre-half. Hatem Ben Arfa was dropped for the 2-1 win at Cardiff, but the Frenchman is likely to return to replace Yoan Gouffran this afternoon. Jonas Gutierrez is unavailable because of a personal problem.
Philippe Coutinho ran riot as Liverpool score six at St James' last season, but the midfielder is still struggling with a shoulder injury. England international Glen Johnson is also unlikely to feature.
Referee: Andre Marriner (Sheldon)
Odds: Newcastle 10-3, Draw 11-4, Liverpool 5-6
It's a fact: Newcastle have conceded at least five goals in two of their last four home games against Liverpool.
Comment by Scott Wilson: Facing Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge would be a tough task at the best of times. Take away Newcastle's best two centre-halves, and it could be a long afternoon. 1-3
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H10 are easily found at Repco or supercheap in Australia, they may have to order them in for you, but, they will not have the Hudson stamped on them.
I don't think "easily" , I have one,haven't seen another in15 years or so with the Hudson name.
Champion did put other manufactures names on plugs.
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Thanks Huddy42 but it is the Hudson named plugs that I found interesting
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they are quite rare - I found a complete box of them in the original Champion box + an opened box of them at an antique shop in San Diego some years ago. I gave several of my Hudson cronies each one of the NOS plugs from the broken box as a memento. I'm not sure if I still have the unopened box or not but think I sold it last year to a Hudson memorablia collector who came by.
wow, I never knew that Champion ever placed the Hudson name on plugs. I run the H-11s in the hornet. I have never seen in 20years, a set of Champion H-11s in the black oxide base. All that I see are the cadmium base Champion manufactured since 1956. Did the pre 1956 H11s have Hudson embosed on the plugs?
the ones I found were of the pre-Hash era as in addition to the box of NOS plugs was a nice selection of parts & shop manuals all, as I recall, of the '46 - '54 era. Obviously someone had gotten this stuff from an old dealer or had inherited it as it was in a display case one rents in an antique mall. I just looked on my work bench where I have some Hudsony things sitting around as, not having a Hudson any more, don't hardly use it, & there wasn't one there but I thought I had kept one, if not the whole box, but they'd be up at my place in Prescott SO I don't remember what the H# the plugs were.
I have a Champion J-9 spark plug complete with box. It has "Hudson" on the plug porcelain and on one side of the box it reads, "Hudson Motor Car Co., Hudson Approved Accessories". The other side reads, "Hudson Champion Spark Plug". Box and plug seem to be from the 1930's. Purchased it on eBay about a year ago for around $7.00.
Funny story about the HUDSON logo on spark plugs. I know a very nice gentleman in our club who is a die hard originilist - if it ain't original, it's not a true Hudson. I went up to him one day at a meet where he was expounding the wonderful qualities of Hudson automobiles to a non-Hudson spectator. I looked under the hood of this gentlemans car and told him his car wasn't orginal. After spluttering for about 5 min he asked me what I meant. I told him his spark plugs didn't have HUDSON on them - he didn't speak to me for 6 months. LOL ROFL
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Gee Alex, would that have been L.W.???
When I pulled the eight plugs out of my Hudson when I did the first tune up there were three different sizes of spark plugs and not one had "Hudson" written on it. It would be fun to have Hudson plugs in my car but I doubt that would be realistic in this day...Brownie
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THE MAROON A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" ONLINE EDITION AT LOYOLAMAROON.COM VOL. 86, NO. 21 FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2009 Student government association to debate usage of student fee By STEPHANIE PAWLIK STAFF WRITER The Student Government Association and University Budget Committee voted to adjust the student fee that goes to the student government to reflect inflation in the last decade. SGA budgets the student fee, which all students pay, to meet the needs of the student body, said SGA president Cade Cypriano, political science senior."Basically using consumerpricing index, it was gauged and raised $10. The change of the fee has increased to $50 a semester per student," Cypriano said. "This small increase to increase services that benefits students is reasonable, especially given that it wasn't raised in 10 years," said Sal Liberto, vice president of admissions and enrollment. "In real money it's not an increase because it's adjustment based on consumer-price index, so whereas actual number goes up, the impact to students does not because of the fact that its tied to the value of the dollar," Cypriano said. The whole of the university budgeting committee voted to approve the fee, which, regularly, student government and all feepaying departments adjusts to maintain its spending power to provide the same quality of services,THE ISSUE ABOUT THE ISSUES SGA presidential term extended four weeks By JAUNE JACKSON SENIOR STAFF WRITER The Maroons voting guide to the Student Government Associations 2009 elections "One of the most important elements in ensuring that you have a successful SGA is continuity, and the success of a transition between presidents," Cypriano said. Cypriano said the change was necessary because it would not only make the transition easier on the students and administration, but also on the outgoing and incoming executive boards. "You would have a president-elect and an outgoing president and they weren't familiar with one another, and there would be a lack of communication," Cypriano said. Maria Rossi, College of Humanities and Natural Science senator and SGA Constitutional Review chairwoman, said the decision was an easy one for the senate. "Everyone pretty much agreed, and I really hope this works," said Rossi, English writing sophomore. According to the presidential and vice presidential terms of office, Article X, Section 4, of Sticks and stones may break bones, but words will never hurt Student Government Association President Cade Cypriano because this year, it is perfectly fine to call him a "lame duck." At the end of the year's Student Government Association election season, Cypriano, political science senior, will be the first SGA president to sit in office until the official end of the 2008-2009 school year. In previous years, the SGA president would remain in office until the swearing in of the new executive and legislative members, or four days after the declaration of the winners. According to Cypriano, the new presidential and vice presidential terms will span from the when the winners are declared until the end of the school year — a period of about three or four weeks. Cypriano said this idea has been brought up in years past, but this year he thought it would be a good idea to put it in to effect. see TERM, page 4 see FEE, page 4 v»^S toll Jr PHOTO ILLUSTRATIONS BY TOM MACOM AND KEVIN ZANSLER ff jA Visit ft V LoyolaMaroon.com ■1* l . the debate
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• Say: There are many different kinds of gardens. What are some reasons that people grow gardens? (to grow vegetables, to grow herbs, to grow beautiful flowers).
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When the inside tables are full, "energetic" is an understatement for the noise level. Deafening would be more appropriate. If you want a quiet dinner opt to eat on the patio. While the food is very good, most times your server has trouble hearing you unless you shout above the din.
We arrived 90 minutes before our reservation time and were still welcomed warmly and seated promptly. Extra bonus was a special Gluten Free menu for GF guests. Not advertised, so ask for it. The food was very nice and decently priced and our server had excellent knowledge of the wine list and pairing recommendations. Flavorful and fresh cuisine. Would recommend if you are looking for a healthy, yet satisfying meal.
I can't believe I haven't rated Monti's before. We've dined there countless times! It's our go-to restaurant when we have guests, or when we just feel like going out and having a great meal. Their salads are great. The pasta with short-rib ragout is killer, the pork chop is my daughter's favorite - also one of mine, the hanger steak with truffle fries is awesome and the lamb shanks are perfect. The seafood dishes are excellent and guaranteed not to disappoint! But, my favorite part of every dinner there is oysters on the half-shell with one of their magnificent cocktails. Don't miss dessert - the peanut butter gelato cookie is to die for. Sit at the raw bar and watch the action!
Good California cuisine - tuna tartare is very good as was the calamari. The veal chop special was very nice and so was the ravioli....a good neighborhood place with solid food. We had to wait 20 min for our table but they comped us appetizers, which was very nice.
One of our favorites. Can't decide? Let's go to Monti's.
One of our favorites! Always comes through with a great experience for a special occasion. In this case, my wife's birthday. I was able to drop off flowers in the morning and have them show up on the table that night. Very friendly and professional staff. The food is always a delight, we plan to attend on Saturdays usually, for the duck.
Very nice food, well trained wait staff - friendly but not chatty. Fireplace lends a nice ambience. I love that you can actually have a conversation in this restaurant. The only bad thing is that their tap water tastes very strange. We told the wait staff about this, and they said to tell the resturant management.
My favorite resturant. They have a unqiue selection of items, everything has a little gormet-like twist on normal foods, and every selection I've gotten has been delish. I had the chance to have breakfast there once and the same applies to breakfast, it was different and delish.
We live within walking distance, and consider ourselves so fortunate to be close to this restaurant. My wife is gluten intolerant, and Monti's has a separate menu for gluten free items. The gluten free menu is nearly the same as the regular menu. There are so many choices from which to choose. The staff is always pleasant and mindful. The food is outstanding. I just tried a new menu item (halibut), and I'll have it again when I return. Interesting flavors with a combination of chilies and forbidden rice. The fish was cooked perfectly, and just about melted in my mouth! We went there this time to celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary. It is a special place!
A great evening. Good, interesting food, service,terrific wine list and a variety of wine choice by the glass. We will return.
Always a good, reliable spot in Santa Rosa for business lunches and meeting up with friends for wine/appetizers or dinner. Just wish they'd mix it up a bit with their menu -- especially the appetizer/small bites offering. Their standard offerings are reliably good, but it would be nice to see some seasonal offerings to bring some excitement to their menu. Also would like to see a more extensive wine by the glass offering.
Food and service are consistantly wonderful. Servers are well informed about specials, daily menue and the wine list. If they have questions they will happily find the answers. Best patio dining in Santa Rosa and convenient parking.
I have now been here for brunch, lunch and dinner and, I have to say, the food is fantastic any time of day. I had the smoked corned beef hash this time and it was simply amazing!
We enjoyed a great dinner for 13 people. Each person ordered a different plate and we shared. The grilled pork chop and halibut dishes were the top rated. The special, lamb shank, was cooked perfectly. they feature a lot of local wines, which were enjoyed. For dessert, we shared the creme burlee and cheesecake - the crowd loved the creme burlee but the crustless cheesecake was a little to yogurty for the crowd. Service was okay - they didn't know where and how to serve the plates and they didn't check out table often enough to keep the momentum of the wine flowing.
Great ambiance, great food, and great service. A wonderful find. Would highly recommend the hangar steak!
Overall the experience was very good. The two people who had the chicken dish thought it was skimpy. The description of 1/2 chicken appeared much smaller. The fresh peas and carrots with the chicken were very good though. The only service complaint was we asked for additional bread for the salami platter and it never came. We had asked the person who delivered the food, which was probably the problem. She apparently didn't follow through because when we brought it to the attention of our wait person she had to place the order, and it came late.
Had a very nice lunch at Monti's (wish there was a fish dish on the menu), nice wine and perfectly delightful setting as my daughter and I enjoyed a wonderful dining experience together.
I have enjoyed this restaurant three time now. The Chocolate Pot de Crem is crazy good!!!! The salads are all great. The hummus is delish!
Order the Dungeoness crab briks. Amazing. More like an egg roll stuff with just seasoned crab and topped with the best chutney.
Our waitress was excellent, food was good and very relaxing meal.
My lunch guest was delayed by 30 minutes and while I was waiting the staff came by frequently to see if I needed anything until the other party arrived. I know this took up some needed space at prime lunch hour, but they were so patient and understanding. Then I enjoyed the quiche of the day which was excellent - a great lunch experience.
This restaurant is a great place to go with a small group of friends. Their patio seating is perfect. The kids menu was so cute, and kept my toddler busy while we were waiting on our order. All of the food and wine is really good, it's hard to decide what to order!
There's no need to head to Healdsburg for a culinary experience when Monti's can fit the bill. We started with crab-stuffed deviled eggs and calamari; which I highly recommend, then enjoyed an authentic Italian style pizza with Mission fig, Procuitto, goat cheese and argula; for a moment I thought I was in northern Italy again!
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Mont's is a great place for lunch or to meet friends for dinner. The food is fantastic and the service always friendly and knowledgeable. the Stark's own three restaurants in Santa rosa, monti's, Stark's and willi's wine bar, plus two in Healdsburg, bravas and Willi's seafood. They're all favorites!
This restaurant specializes in a different roasted meat each day. I had the roasted goat which was ok. My wife had the roasted halibut that was very good. The wine list is very complete and priced fairly.
Monti's is a great place for meeting friends for lunch or a group for dinner. The menu is diverse, lots of different choices. Staff is friendly and helpful with suggestions.
We were pressed for time and the waitress made sure our food was ready when we needed it to be..Duck was fantastic. Mussels fresh.
Delicious prime rib in Sunday's! The beet and cabbage soup was so tasty too!
Creative menu, excellent service with well-trained staff, pleasant atmosphere, indoor and outdoor seating.
Great to have such good food in a shopping mall! Met up with several lady friends to wander the shops and have a nice relaxing lunch, the food was very good, as all of Stark's restaurants are, and we all enjoyed it. If I lived closer would definitely try it for dinner, but luckily have two of his other restaurants in our town which I can enjoy without driving far.
Second time dining at Monti's. Love this place. Don't get put off by its location in a small strip mall. The food is fantastic, the service is good, BYOB if you want, $15 corkage. I had the halibut this time, and was wowed by the flavors in the dish. Would love the whole recipe. My husband had the Rotisserie Veal (it was a Friday) - tender, juicy chop. Salads are great, and the shrimp appetizer was delicious - be prepared to remove the shells - they keey the shrimp tender and juicy.
We enjoyed lovely appetizers (soup and salad - salad had the nuts and blue cheese, soup was minestrone), but our real treat was that we were there when the rotisserie special was duck! Very well done, with a lovely accompanying wine. Left over leg meat has enchanted our dog who travels with us. We each got a full 1/2 duck, which was a lot to eat - and all cooked well.
Monti's is a nice, casual place, with delicious food in a very pleasant setting. The service on our recent visit was very good. The portions were, if anything, too large, although many might not complain about that. I said noise was "quiet" because we sat outside, inside I would rate it as "moderate."
We go to Monti's when we want good food without a lot of fuss. It is consistently good. I love their chicken dish. It's always great. The sides change, but the chicken was terrific on our last visit with friends. One of the others with us ordered the lamb shank and reported that it was great. My husband ordered halibut. He said it was great, even though he thought it was slightly overcooked. Dinner was great! We take lots of out-of-town guests to Monti's when they come for a visit. I can count on the food being good and the service being pleasant!
We had a very good meal as always. What I especially appreciated is that, when my spouse and I mistakenly ordered rigatoni (which had meat) when we meant ravioli (vegetarian), the waitress barely skipped a beat in bringing us what we wanted. That's a loss to the restaurant but they were gracious. As non-meat eaters, we would not have been able to eat what they brought, and wouldn't have wanted to pay twice. So they kept us as long-term customers by being generous. Thanks, Monti's!
Everything was fine except for the noise level. They tried to accommodate us by seating us in the back. Would return when in the area.
Great spot....WOuld not recommend if quiet conversation important t Very energetic
Sitting outside in the afternoon, we became a bit chilled so the waitpersons flipped and switch and turned on the gas heaters. It was just the thing to have to be able to be outside and not get cold. This was our second experience at the restaurant and recommend it for a place with good food and ambience. Although it is part of Montgomery Village, it is like an island in the commercial zone where you can get get a good lunch and drinks.
The food was very good and inventive as it fitting for the collection of local restaurants Monti's is part of. We had the Wednesday night special of rotisserie roasted leg of lamb - it was excellent as were the starters we had - somked salmon rillettes and fried green tomatoes. The service was nearly perfect. Our only complaint was the loud party at the next table; it was hard to have a conversation. So... it turns out it was the restaurant owners, the Starks, and two friends at the next table and they were having a great time. The restaurant has all hard surfaces and is acoustically 'bright' so it does get noisy. Maybe next time we'll arrive a little earlier and try one of the outdoor tables. The food is definitely worth coming back for.
I've used this restaurant many times for business lunches. The food is consistently excellent (especially the quiche), lots of comfortable tables, and a very understanding/patient staff (for those unexpected late arrivals). When I'm not working, it is a great place for either a light meal or something more substantial (roast chicken) with a nice wine list.
A winner from the Stark dynamic duo. Wish there was something closer to Marin. We love the food at all the spots we've tried. Something different at each one and all delicious. Excellent servers and service is a hallmark at all the restaurants. You can't go wrong with the Starks!!!!! Thank you.
realiable, great food, great service-you can't go wrong
We had a long day with meetings after work & arrived at 8:45 pm, needing dinner & not wanting to cook. I used open table for "table availability" & Monti's had a 9:15 pm table available. We arrived, chose outside seating with gas heater overhead, shared a burger, Mac n cheese & a half bottle of Seghesio Zin & had a delicious & delightful late evening dining experience. Jenn welcomed us & provided wonderful service. Thanks Jenn & Monti's!
We had a 7 year old Pinot Noir saved for a nice meal. We decided to go to Monti's. We enjoyed a quiet outside table under the heat lamps on a Saturday night. The Pinot was fabulous! The oysters and green fried tomatoes were our starters. To be followed by duck and hanger steak. I've gotta say all the food was perfectly prepared. The Chocolate cake with an almond "crisp" and vanilla ice cream was over the top delious! We will be back soon.
Mid day menu is so good! Really enjoyed the pork sliders and the BBQ potato chips with bleu cheese dressing. The mid day drink menu is nice with some good wines and cocktails. Service was excellent.
We reserved at Monti's because of the excellent reviews on Open Table. It did not disappoint!! Our calamari frito misto appetizer was excellent - a large portion with perfectly cooked calamari and veggies. My pizza had a very thin crust and was delicious, but seemed overpriced at $14, with just a smear of ingredients. My husband's quiche and salad combination was excellent. We dined at Monti's at 1pm on a Thursday, and the restaurant was very full, with folks waiting. The only down-side to our dining experience was the very energetic noise level. Even so, we'll be back.
While visiting Santa Rosa over Thanksgiving weekend, we stopped by Monti's for Saturday night dinner. We arrived earlier than our reservations and they were able to seat us. Our appetizer was quickly served with the hummus decorating the flatbread - salty and delicious. The romaine salad had lots of flavor in the dressing. The mushroom pizza was perfect. Overall it was really good and we will go back again the next time we are in town.
Everyone enjoyed their dishes and came away satisfied and feeling special
My friend and I enjoyed our meal very much; wish the corkage was less than $15, especially given we brought a local producer label. That would be our only negative. $10 is more reasonable. However, the server was awesome and decanted the wine for us.


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One question though. After one of the turns of the pizza in the video there was a considerable amount of "char" left on the oven floor ( its at about 1:32 on the video). Is that normal? I've noticed that I have been running into that problem on occasion and can not figure out the cause to this point. If I see the area on the floor has some char after I turn the pizza, I move it to another spot, otherwise the crust can end up with a slight over- charred flavor. Thoughts?
I have been told to use the minimal amount of flour necessary to transfer the topped pie to the peel in order to increase contact between the dough and the oven floor. Is that burnt flour left there on the oven floor between bakes? Doesn't this increase the cooking time of the pizza?Also I would be very interested to see some pizza pictures made with the dough from your vacuum chambers.
This evening, on my day off, I went to Pizzeria Bruno Napoletano and baked some pizzas, using my own homemade Santos dough and the pizzeria's amazing Neapolitan oven. (I am grateful to Mr. Peter, my employer, for kindly letting me use the pizzerias's Ferrara oven.) As you can see in the 2nd picture below, the dough was not really up to the task! The dough was not fermented long enough. In addition, I used Armenian bottled water, which had unusualI mean really excessiveamount of mineral salts in it. Although I used about 63% hydration and 1.2% sea salt in my Caputo Pizzeria dough formula, the resultant dough balls were very stiff and elastic, namely because of the water's inherent mineral salts. I should point out that the Armenian gentleman who sold me the bottled water did warn me about using very little or no salt at all in my dough!Before I left the pizzeria, Mr. Peter kindly and generously fixed me a customized pizza (see the last two pictures below), composed of crushed tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, calabrese salami, and red onion. The pizza was awesome!
Omid, your pizza made with the Armenian water looks great. How much salt did you use in the formulation? All the pizzas you post up look great. I can't wait to try Bruno's this July. Chau
Omid - Some day I want to grow up and do what you are doing. I think your dough performed beautifully in that oven. Perfect melt on the cheese as well.John
I agree with Chau and John that your pies is beautiful, notwithstanding, I admire your standards!Craig
All the pizzas look great. Having tasted Bruno pizza, the bruno pizza pictures you posted above don't do it justice. The pictures don't show how DELICIOUS and DELICATE the crust is like da michele. I can enjoy just eating the crust by itself without any toppings which is what I will do next time. I and my daughter have been trying hard to duplicate bruno dough, not easy. I'll be back soon to be inspired. I look forward to more pctures.
Omid...Love to see you back...miss your wisdom and knowledge...RJelli
Omid,that pizza is the cover shot for the book of margarita! bill
Omid - Here is a link to the stand layout I had the metalsmith work from. It is just rough measurements based on the Primavera 70 oven I have:https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B80bg-ScTiggdXR3bFVaUUdaS0UI would advise using thicker bar that what he used. 2 inches or more.John
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omid, every pizza looked perfect. how is the label on the armenian water written? is there a way to establish the salt content per liter. i wish i could taste the difference between your dough and mr. peters dough. as every pizza in the above posts looks appetizing as can be. i am still searching for my ideal salt level in my dough. since it is the first thing you taste it needs balance.
Was this the water http://www.jermuk.am/hayq.asp?


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