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9076 Lizard Of Aus, Sun, 29th Apr '12 10:38:57 PM from An Island Kingdom Get RP Mod
Toa of AnarchyTick fell to the ground with a bump, and had just finished picking himself up when- "GAAAH! Lizard out of nowhere!" Tick wrestled with one of the attackers.
"There is nothing more reassuring than knowing that the world is crazier than you are." -Erik Selvig GM of the Justice Avengers games.
9077 Deadbeatloser 22, Sun, 29th Apr '12 11:50:06 PM from le Secret♪ Get RP Mod Relationship Status: Hoping Senpai notices me
This is all Decade's fault.Unlike everyone else, Erio found himself face down in the snow. Perhaps one day he'd make it through one of these portals without getting abused on the way out, but for now it was really getting annoying. He pushed himself up, coughed up a load of snow, and looked round. "So where are we now?"
Momo-Ura-Kin-Ryuu! Climax Form!
9078 Geek Code Red, Mon, 30th Apr '12 12:05:07 AM from City of the Damned Get RP Mod Relationship Status: I made a point to burn all of the photographs
What's the trope for skin contact magic?The blades of the Beam Sabre and blasts from the Buster cut through the air, and the enemy, as soon as they started their attack.
9079 Flanker 66, Mon, 30th Apr '12 1:22:11 AM from 30,000 feet and climbing Get RP Mod Relationship Status: You can be my wingman any time
PAX BRITANNIAGrey dusted himself off and looked around. Now that he could get a better idea of the room, he realised it was nothing at all like the mysterious lab where he was awoken. For one thing, the night sky had been perfectly normal, there were no skeletons, everything was in good condition, there wasn't a big hole in the cieling, and there wasn't a mysterious door with a sigil of some sort on it. Then again, he had been scared, confused, and running for his life at the time, which did tend to make noticing such things more difficult. Grey megamerged and then transformed into Siarnaq, hoping that his Radar Scope would let him spot anything of interest before it became an issue. " I don't like this place. We should do whatever we need to do and get out again - I'm not sure I want to meet whatever caused that hole." Not waiting for a response he loped toward the normal door, hoping it would open.
Locking you up on radar since '09 What a waste of hope, What a shame it has to die.
9080 desdendelle, Mon, 30th Apr '12 2:56:30 AM from /dev/null Get RP Mod Relationship Status: What is this thing you call love?
Canta nastar alta teraMehir fell through the Myth portal. Fortunately he did not land face first. He rubbed his beard, and shuddered.
"This place looks... familiar, " he said, troubled.
He then smiled, and conjured a large flame.
"I knew this would be useful sometime..." he said. "Anyway, Jack and Xigbar — you're both right."
He followed them, holding the flame high so the group won't freeze to death.
Stranger was thankful for the heat, he wasn't used to such cold weather. Not that he'd show it. "So, now we're in tha middle of, nowhere, what tha hell am I, doing with all this?"
-pop-Just before she hit the ground, Fluttershy could hear a click of the heels, and suddenly, a blast. Dodgers activated his jetpack, and grabbed Fluttershy in some sort of Bridal Carry-like way. He raised his fist, smiling: "Duck Dodgers! To the rescu—" Before crashing face first into a nearby tree. Oh, and then the jetpack de-activated. And you guys started to fall. A long fall. Better start crying, pony girl. Dodgers, however, was a bit... "confused"... from the crash: "Mommy! I can see the light!... and at last I seeeeee the light!"
9083 Voids Empathy, Mon, 30th Apr '12 12:46:31 PM from Realm of In-Between Get RP Mod Relationship Status: Mu
Emissary of the VoidNodding thankfully at Mehir's assistance, Xigbar slowed down to maintain distance from the flame to warm himself up. Turning his head slightly, he looked at the newcomer for a moment before turning away and replied, " Whatever you can do to survive the cold and anything that isn't friendly dies. No ifs, ands or buts about that."
Pitiful mortal. Your hope ends here. And your meaningless existence with it! Seymour Flux
9084 Udthe Imp, Mon, 30th Apr '12 2:36:25 PM from Stamford, CT Get RP Mod Relationship Status: How YOU doin'?
Screw the Lion!Even after being picked up by Dodgers and him subsequently smashing into a tree, Fluttershy still continued to frozen into a catatonic statue. She did not start moving until she heard a tiny scream..... Snapping out of her state, she looked up in horror and saw one of the fuzzles falling from the air. "Oh no!" she cried and then took off, just when one of the dinosaur hominids was about to pounce on her. She flew up and managed to catch the toothy fuzzballs before it hit the ground. The pegasus tenderly hugged the small creature. "I told you stay!" she said to it sternly, the sterness of her voice more out of worry than anger.
There are three constants in the universe: creation, destruction, and Fate. Guess which one am I? - Id the Imp
9085 Anura, Mon, 30th Apr '12 6:59:32 PM from England Get RP Mod Relationship Status: THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!
Thou art I, and I am thou...Prehistoric The group of creatures were quickly dispatched, being rather few in number. The moment of victory was short-lived, however, as a roar would alert the Champions to a rather larger group, consisting of two-dozen odd creatures charging across the clearing at them. Garland raised his sword defensively as he waited for them to approach.
Myth The Champions would happen upon a structure looking a little like a shrine. Four small stands jutting out of the corners held the softly changing lights, with a fifth on top of the structure. Steps led inside to a platform containing a circular sigil on the floor, looking a lot like a stylized magic circle.
War Rey quickly attracted the attention of the little imps, and they began to target him with their thrown rocks instead. They were unlikely to do any more good than they did to the soldiers. What might cause a problem was the magician who had disarmed his opponent was momentarily distracted from finishing his opponent, tossing a fireball towards the newcomer.
Dubix wouldn't make it far before hearing a soft voice behind him. "A human, here? Now that's an interesting development, wouldn't you say?" Dubix, if he turned, would see a humanoid figure with grey skin and sharp teeth, though the rest of his features were hidden under a blue hooded robe.
PA The door opened without any difficulty, showing Grey a desolate place with no vegetation and only a thin layer of dust and sand over dried mud; there were very few visible tracks, and none of them looked human. There was a mountain range to the east, whilst the south held a large dome-like structure much like the one he had just walked out of, but much bigger.
Optimism through stalwart scepticism is a defect not everyone is lucky enough to be cursed with.
9086 Krautman, Mon, 30th Apr '12 7:02:02 PM from Hiding from the man, man Get RP Mod
WHAT HAS SCIENCE WROUGHTCletus leaned down and felt the sediment. There wouldn't be much natural life here, so what was left was probably packaged foods or recently grown agriculture. But given the state of the soil, he doubted that. "Okay, first priority. Find supplies. Then survivors. We've got shelter if need be, and there's a larger structure down that way we can scavenge."
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...and that's terrible.
9087 Voids Empathy, Mon, 30th Apr '12 7:14:14 PM from Realm of In-Between Get RP Mod Relationship Status: Mu
Emissary of the VoidXigbar stopped to look at the shrine's exterior before entering and saw the sigil on the floor. Curiosity getting the better of him, he stepped close enough to carefully examine the mysterious cIrcle." Hm, can't make heads or tails on this one. Might be a teleport type since there's nowhere else to go. What do you guys think?" Xigbar asks the group while still observing the sigil.
Pitiful mortal. Your hope ends here. And your meaningless existence with it! Seymour Flux
-pop-Dodgers soon landed facefist into the ground, creating a crater that looked exactly like him. His head soon pekked out of it, but once he noticed that there were more weird things coming their way, there was only one thing heroic Duck Dodgers could do! "Hide!" And so he did, hiding inside the crater he created.
9089 Psyga 315, Mon, 30th Apr '12 7:33:21 PM from Dungeons & Dragons No Sekai Get RP Mod Relationship Status: watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Nanako The Narcface"WELL, SHELL PROGRAM POSSESSING A HUMAN, BUT LET'S NOT GET TOO SPECIFIC..." Dubix said to him, while maintaining a smirk.
"An MMORPG without a logout button? That's a bold decision, man!"
9090 Red Cedar, Mon, 30th Apr '12 8:13:39 PM from Elsewhere Get RP Mod Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
The Mighty PenJack looked around for any signs of life, but saw nothing but the swirling snow...which the platform was suspiciously free of. He got down on one knee a safe distance from the intricate runes and examined the markings closely, looking for any stains or signs that people had been here. He shook his head. "I know little about the workings of sorcery, so I cannot answer that question. If anyone here does, please speak."
A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent upon arriving. -Lao Tzu
9091 biomechtraveler, Mon, 30th Apr '12 8:57:33 PM from Pyroland Get RP Mod Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
your local ArtistThe fireball the orange thing tossed was intercepted by a momentary wall of shadow. "Oh I don't think I would do that". Antroz shimmered into existance infront of Rey. He pointed a blade at the orange humanoid thing. "Many versus one goes against my idea of fair play".
edited 30th Apr '12 11:13:09 PM by biomechtraveler
Oh snap snap, spark spark, Imma bout to light up the iggy diggy dark.
Stranger walked into the centre of the circle and stomped a few times, testing to see if anything would happen. He waited for a second, before speaking. "Well, it don't seem ta, do anything."
9093 Adannor, Tue, 1st May '12 2:15:35 AM from effin' belarus Get RP Mod
After inspecting the mysterious doorTM, Jail went out and around the building, trying to see if there were any other entrances to the room that would be behind the door... And if there was such room in the first place.
edited 1st May '12 2:16:57 AM by Adannor
9094 desdendelle, Tue, 1st May '12 2:34:39 AM from /dev/null Get RP Mod Relationship Status: What is this thing you call love?
Canta nastar alta teraMehir rubbed his beard and leaned to examine the magical circle. A shiver ran down his spine; the circle looked disturbingly familiar.
"It could be a transport circle, " he said, holding the flame above, but not directly so, the circle and inspecting it more closely, careful not to have any part of him or his equipment pass the circle's boundaries lest it will activate its magic.
"It looks disturbingly similar to the teleportation Circles we had back home in Al-kajima, " he said, "but it isn't drawn in quite the same way... Other probable options are a seal — a magical lock, in essence — or a trap, or a circle that Summons something when you pass its boundaries..."
9095 Lizard Of Aus, Tue, 1st May '12 2:42:26 AM from An Island Kingdom Get RP Mod
Toa of Anarchy"Get behind us, folks, " said the Tick as he stood ready beside Garland. "The second wave of enemies is coming, and it sounds like a tidal wave!"
"There is nothing more reassuring than knowing that the world is crazier than you are." -Erik Selvig GM of the Justice Avengers games.
Stranger smirked. "Well, it sure ain't doing anything, with me standing on it. Maybe it's, broken?"
9097 desdendelle, Tue, 1st May '12 2:47:29 AM from /dev/null Get RP Mod Relationship Status: What is this thing you call love?
Canta nastar alta teraMehir slowly raised his gaze, as though he couldn't believe what Stranger was saying. He saw the equine standing in the middle of the circle, and jumped back.
His hand hit his face.
"You, my dear sir, " he said, pained, "are an idiot. A lucky idiot... or that circle has delayed activation; I've seen such things."
9098 Chabal 2, Tue, 1st May '12 2:51:17 AM from Plains of Tolosa Get RP Mod
Fear me-DK starts throwing rocks back with considerably more force.-
"It's a, pattern on the floor. I'm pretty sure it, ain't doing anything soon." Stranger leaned down and looked at the strange symbols. "'Sides, I ain't heard of any sort a, trap like this before. There ain't no, triggers, no wires. It's nothing but stone."
The fuzzle hopped up and down in Fluttershy's grip, expressing its worry. "You fell. We worried, I escape and help." The fuzzle then turned to the approaching creatures and snarled and roared at them, baring its massive teeth and puffing its fur up.
edited 1st May '12 3:37:56 AM by Alleydodger
9100 Flanker 66, Tue, 1st May '12 4:36:25 AM from 30,000 feet and climbing Get RP Mod Relationship Status: You can be my wingman any time
PAX BRITANNIAGrey observed the landscape around him silently. It reminded him of the oil fields he fought Atlas in, although even there there were signs of life such as the pumping stations, flare stacks and pipes snaking through the desert, as well as the rusting remains of mechaniloids that had once swam through an ancient ocean. He was getting nothing on his Radar Scope, a fact that he wasn't sure how to react to. Did it mean they were the only people around for miles? He noted the tracks and briefly wondered whether mechaniloids had caused them or perhaps some form of life native to the dimension they had been pulled into. " ...Do we follow the tracks?" Grey stopped for a moment as Cletus laid out a brief plan of action. "I'll check out that big building - there might be people we can find there." As he finished talking Grey already began running swiftly toward the dome structure, hoping that there was life somewhere around here.
Locking you up on radar since '09 What a waste of hope, What a shame it has to die.
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The Suns and the Rockets are two teams on the outside looking in at the playoff picture in the Western Conference, but each is on the rise. Houston had won seven of eight, and Phoenix had won five of seven coming into Tuesday night's head-to-head matchup. The game's result, an exciting 113-110 home win for the Suns, may very well end up having a direct impact on the teams' playoff chances as we head into the final five weeks of the season.
But in this meeting, there was something else at stake between the two clubs, however trivial at this point: bragging rights over who may have gotten the better end of the deadline-day deal that saw Goran Dragic and a protected 2011 first round draft pick head to Houston in exchange for Aaron Brooks.
While neither had a material impact on this particular contest, you have to believe that — at this early stage — the Rockets are a bit happier on their end than the Suns.
Dragic and Brooks combined to go 0 for 10 from the field in this one, but the difference in the on-court presence and demeanor between the two was more than noticeable — it was obvious.
Dragic played with aggression and purpose, darting to his spots on the floor, pressing up on defense, and zipping passes to his new teammates with precision. Brooks, meanwhile, over-dribbled aimlessly on offense, forced passes into traffic which resulted in turnovers, and didn't appear to know where or when the cuts from his teammates would be coming from just yet.
Simply put, Brooks looked largely lost out there in his limited minutes on the floor. Along with the lack of familiarity with his new surroundings, it's possible that nerves may have played a part in Brooks' particularly poor performance.
"Jittery, nervous," Brooks said, when asked to describe his feelings taking the floor in his home debut with his new team. "It was one of my worst games but I'm happy, thrilled we got the win — that's most important. The game was so valuable, and we got it done."
Brooks hasn't been disastrous until this outing, and has shot the ball well in his first five games with Phoenix, making 16 of his 29 attempts. But some of those buckets came when the games had already been decided, and he's nowhere near a fit yet for this team, which Suns coach Alvin Gentry said is something that he expects to take some time.
"I think he's still learning," Gentry said. "I think he's a little bit too unselfish right now, because we need for him to be a scorer. At this stage I think he just feels like he needs to try to fit in first. I don't think he understands the makeup of this team, where it's such an unselfish team — they don't really care. If he comes in and has 20 good shots and he takes them, no one's going to say anything. But I think just like (former Sun Jason Richardson) had to, and just like (Channing Frye) had to, I think it takes time to understand that — the culture of this team, and the unselfishness of this team."
Brooks admitted afterward that might have something to do with him taking longer than expected to adjust.
"Coming (to the team) in the middle of the season, you don't really want to step on anybody's toes," Brooks said. "You know, it's the beginning, and I'm not really concerned about that, honestly. I mean, I can play basketball, it's just about getting out there, feeling comfortable, and doing my thing. I'm not worried too much about it."
As Brooks mentioned, the win was a valuable one because it assures the Suns, who now sit just a game and a half out of the eighth playoff spot behind the Memphis Grizzlies, a clinching of the season series over the Rockets, having won the first two contests with just one meeting remaining.
A career high of 32 points from Hakim Warrick to go along with another 32 from Vince Carter powered the Suns on this night, and Brooks' contributions as a reserve weren't needed in order for Phoenix to secure the victory. Despite his rough outing, that's something Brooks obviously sees as a positive.
"Maybe I was a little reluctant today," Brooks said. "But I figure if I played my worst today and we still got the win, it can only go up from there."
The Suns are hoping the same.
- mickdamill - Mar 9, 2011 at 9:24 AM
Aaron Brooks not playing well yet is still an upgrade from Goran Dragic. Brooks went for 17 pts and 7 assists on only his 3rd game with PHX. Dragic had maybe one game like that a month when he played with the Suns, Brooks has the ability to do something like that any given night.
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I've been on Remeron for about 5 months (lowest dose). Like most people, I put on about 20 lbs. However, it's allowed me to deal with some issues that were weighing me down, and to sleep well consistently. Have any of you put on weight because of Remeron or another drug, and been able to lose it? Thanks! Lisa
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Graham Ford knows his players won't have enough preparation time on the tour of Australia, but he is confident of the talent and determination they will bring to the field
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November 26, 2012
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You came on board after a period of tumult for the team. What was the mood like in the dressing room when you came in?
We went off to Australia [for the 2012 CB Series] as soon as I got started, and possibly there was a bit of uncertainty and instability, but that was hard for me to really gauge. I can only say good things about the group of players I had with me, as to how they applied themselves and stuck together as a group. If anyone had brought in any problems from the past, it might have had a detrimental effect, but no one did.
Maybe it was a good thing that we were touring away from Sri Lanka and the group had to stick together. I was very fortunate in that the senior group of players were highly knowledgeable, and knowledgeable of Australian conditions. They passed on lots of advice and they all took it on themselves to contribute.
The assistant coaches helped a great deal as well, in making my sudden arrival to a very important tour a smooth one.
Has your coaching style changed over the years?
When you first start coaching, you've kind of got your own one style. As you get involved with more and more teams and coach at different levels, you adapt your style to the group that you're working with. A group with a lot of older players requires a different approach to a young team.
It's the first time that I've ever coached with a full support staff - batting coach, bowling coach, fielding coach, etc. That's made the role a bit different but it's allowed us to give the players the ideal back-up that they require. The language barrier comes up from time to time. Some of the guys understand English better than others, and that's where the assistant coaches are valuable.
I don't think there has been a huge change to my style of coaching. I've always shown huge respect to the players and their ability. I've not only passed on knowledge but I've learnt a great deal from the players along the way.
When you coached South Africa, you had a few older players in the team and you were bringing in younger players with an eye to the future. Has that experience helped you coach Sri Lanka, who are in a similar place?
It's a good situation to be in, to have that senior core and to have the younger guys learn off them. As coaches we can use those senior guys to help pass on certain messages and reinforce certain messages. And the senior guys are also able to make us aware of the difficulties in a certain situation. For any young guy in a pressure-cooker situation, to have an experienced guy batting with him or next to him when he's bowling, makes a huge difference. The learning happens that much quicker.
Have you found that Sri Lankan cricketers require a different approach?
Not really. It's just a group of cricketers coming together to perform as well as they can, and that's what you'll find anywhere around the world. What I do find with Sri Lankan cricketers is that they have an incredible amount of fight on the playing field. No matter how tough the situation gets, or how badly the chips are down, they are always in for the fight. I've seen some magnificent fights out there, when the game has been really hard and they've fought and showed character and turned the match. That comes through to me as a special feature of Sri Lankan cricket.
What have you made of the cricket philosophy in Sri Lanka, where uniqueness is encouraged and over-coaching is strongly avoided?
I'd like to see a bit more of that. I just think that is one of the great strengths of Sri Lankan cricket. Players have found slightly unorthodox and slightly different ways to do things and they've proved to be huge weapons. There's a wonderful amount of talent within the country, and we've got to make sure that those natural players are developed and they use whatever it is that's slightly different to give us the edge.
The team is going through a shift in leadership at the moment and Angelo Mathews is at the centre of that. What would you like to see from him in the immediate future?
He's a very natural leader, and we saw that in the Sri Lankan Premier League. He'll gradually get the chance to take over the leadership reins. Mahela [Jayawardene] is brilliant at passing on captaincy advice to him. [Mathews] is already quite a way down the line to being a captain because he is a natural leader.
|"I'm told that a lot of the pitches in the domestic competition are still pretty much the traditional Sri Lankan wickets. I don't think at the moment it's going to assist the development of slightly different players that we would like to have"
He has quite often shown himself to be a very mature cricketer and has a very cool head. He seems to be the guy for the big pressure situations, which is a huge asset. You're looking for a captain to be a guy who leads from the front all the time. He does that with bat and ball. He has huge respect from the younger guys, which is also a crucial element to leadership.
He's quite young for a Sri Lankan captain. Is he being phased in at the right time? Are there concerns the captaincy could hinder his development?
I think there has been a lot of consideration of that. Yes, he is young, which, on one hand, is quite exciting. But on the other hand, if you look at the amount of cricket he has played, not just international cricket but with IPLs and the other things going on, he's played a lot, swapped thoughts and ideas with a lot of huge international stars, so he's well down the line in terms of acquiring knowledge and experience and probably has a much wiser and more experienced head than his age suggests. I don't think that's a problem, and I certainly don't think he's the kind of guy that will let captaincy affect his own performances.
Dinesh Chandimal has played very well in England, South Africa and Australia, but not so well at home. Is there a reason for that?
He has performed superbly, and some of the good performances away have maybe raised expectations back home. He is a young guy developing his game. Marvan Atapattu works very closely with him in developing his game. It is a tough world out there and he's not always going to be successful. Sometimes the 20-over cricket and the 50-over cricket does depend on the kind of opportunity you get, and you can't get everyone a perfect opportunity. He's maybe missed out once or twice in getting a decent go where he might have been able to build an innings. But he understands and the coaching staff believes he has the credentials to become a batsman who can play in all formats of the game and play for Sri Lanka for a long time.
Sri Lanka have now lost four World Cup and World Twenty20 finals. Do you see a common theme in those losses?
The one thing that's going to be hard for Sri Lankan cricket is that the passion for cricket and the passion for winning is so great and what comes with that is massive disappointment when success is not achieved. The whole nation felt those losses very heavily. With that happening, the pressure does mount up. If I think back to when Sri Lanka won the World Cup for the first time, the expectations weren't nearly as high. Just getting to the final was seen as a major achievement. Now the expectation is very real. If we get into a final again, that's going to be something that is addressed.
Other teams have sports psychologists. Is there any merit to Sri Lanka following suit?
I don't know whether it's required for a long-term involvement, but I think for specific little projects, such as a final, where we know now that there is this real pressure, and major drama when the success doesn't come, it might be worth addressing some of those issues and talking about them.
Sri Lanka hurts more than most other countries in the world do when success doesn't come. Going down this road isn't necessarily going to win you the game. You've still got to go out onto the field and play. If you look at what did happen - Marlon Samuels had an absolute blinder [in the World Twenty20 final] and turned the match on its head. You can prepare and have someone working with the emotions of the team, etc. but that's not going to guarantee victory. But it should clear some of the pressure from the minds of players.
The international pitches in Sri Lanka have changed over the last 18 months, and there are a few tracks around now with a bit of pace and bounce. Do you see this helping produce different kinds of cricketers than those Sri Lanka have had in the past?
I think the concern at the moment is that we need those sorts of pitches at the first-class level. I haven't been around the domestic situation to assess it, but I'm told that a lot of the pitches in the domestic competition are still pretty much the traditional Sri Lankan wicket. I don't think at the moment it's going to assist the development of slightly different players that we would like to have. I do know that the board is very aware of the importance of quality pitches at first-class level and I think they're putting plans in place to try and improve those pitches to help bring on players of various disciplines.
With a tour of Australia on the horizon, fast bowling becomes important. Sri Lanka's pace attack has been in some flux. What are they missing at the moment?
Unfortunately what we've had are injury problems, and we haven't had a settled unit. We'll go into these Tests hoping to try and develop a settled unit - one that can bowl with good discipline. We're probably not going to blow sides away with express pace. If we bowl with good discipline and with the tactical awareness provided by Mahela's captaincy, we can surprise sides, and it doesn't have to be in home conditions.
What does Sri Lanka need to do in the longer term to develop fast bowlers who are a threat in the faster, bouncier conditions?
I think the importance of developing good fast bowlers has become even more crucial now in limited-overs cricket, with the two new balls and the two bouncers coming in. The tighter fielding restrictions will make it more difficult for spinners as well. It gets back to getting some decent surfaces in our first-class cricket to ensure fast bowlers get a decent workload in first-class cricket and are of real value there. If they perform well, that's also going to sharpen up our batsmen travelling abroad.
The fast-bowling coaches and the board are very aware of the challenges of bringing on fast bowlers and there are a few plans in place to start trying to set up some emerging player programmes which would focus on the types of skills we need.
Sri Lanka only play one warm-up match in Australia after having played at home for a while. How difficult will it be to adjust to the conditions?
Ideally, if you're going to Australia, you'd like to have a month or so - perhaps even longer - of preparation, set up some camps and some conditions that are going to be similar, and really work on what's going to be required. Unfortunately modern itineraries don't allow for that. Once we get there we're going to have to work very, very hard. The coaches have been keeping an eye on certain skills and techniques that are going to be important in Australia, and we're touching up on those as we go along. But the schedule that we've got is not ideal, and we're well aware of that.
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A Cottonwood dancer with professional credits around the nation distinguished himself again in July when Zumba International, a promoter of physical fitness through dance, selected him as one of only 60 choreographers in the world certified to train Zumba instructors.
Eric Aglia, who teaches dance and Zumba classes locally, was chosen out of more than 40,000 applicants worldwide to become an instructor of instructors, also known as a "jammer." In July, he received jammer training in Florida, he said.
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