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Four Sundays ago, the second ball of Lasith Malinga's second over was thumped off the pads over midwicket for six. It was the violent beginning to Marlon Samuels' World Twenty20 final rampage and the delivery upon which the trophy pivoted.
For the remainder of the over, Malinga tried sticking to yorkers; the delivery he had worshipped as a teenager before becoming its foremost disciple as a cricketer. He had himself turned matches with that ball; reaped sensational success with the way he got it to dip and swerve well after the batsman had begun playing at it. This time though, his most trusted instrument failed him. Twice he overpitched and was scourged over cover and long on. His next over was no less painful. He has since said it was his most difficult day on a cricket field and blamed himself for his side's defeat.
In the time since he has endured much criticism, and his motivation has been questioned. Whatever Malinga may say about his knee injury, he must accept that Test retirement was not best announced during a lucrative tournament which he would have had to miss part of, if he were to continue playing Tests. Whatever the reason behind that timing, it invited doubt about his commitment to Sri Lanka.
But against New Zealand, in his very next international match, Malinga responded to his critics by his performance, the way all the best cricketers do. He was intense at the beginning, skidding through with pace in the channel outside off stump.
The Pallekele pitch had lost a great deal of bounce in the five days since the opening Twenty20, and the low carry initially served to further vex the New Zealand openers, neither of whom had seen much of Malinga's low-arm action. Rob Nicol could barely lay bat on ball in Malinga's first spell. Often Malinga would bring the ball in, before moving it away a touch off the seam. If Angelo Mathews had been positioned closer to the keeper at first slip, Malinga should have removed him for 4. Tom Latham was not so fortunate. Malinga angled one across him, and the ball kept low and skidded in between bat and pad to clip off stump. In his first five overs, he rarely allowed the batsman to safely leave the ball. The spell cost 12 runs - much of that in edges.
He returned to deliver three more during the batting Powerplay. In his first spell, Malinga had gone full and low, but with Ross Taylor batting well, he changed his approach. The fast, uncomfortable bouncers that had been missing almost entirely during Sri Lanka's World Twenty20 campaign became a feature of his next three overs. He pitched short to Taylor several times in a short period, but as length is more difficult to determine with Malinga's low arm, Taylor was surprised each time. Once he was hit on the glove, another time, flush on the helmet. Taylor tried to pull and hook, but in the end, the best he could do was to fend him away for singles.
At the death New Zealand got Malinga away for one four - only the second he had conceded in the day, and the first had been the edge past Mathews. The yorkers were humming nicely, only without the late swing he used to generate before the rule that made reverse swing obsolete in ODIs. He then put a neat full stop on a plucky performance, when he got one to dip beneath Andrew Ellis' bat, to take the base of leg stump off the last ball of the innings.
Mahela Jayawardene had backed Malinga to the hilt on the night of the final, and had been roundly chastised himself for that decision. Jaywardene is generally a master at sizing up conditions, but on that occasion he had allowed West Indies to have the pace on the ball that Malinga provided on a sluggish pitch, when he still had slow bowling options available. But in their next match together, the relationship between captain and strike bowler had not been shaken. Jayawardene still relied on Malinga to deliver the most high-pressure overs of the innings.
"I think I've often repaid that trust when he has given the ball to me," Malinga had said before the match. "I have bowled well in those pressure situations and given the team what it expects. I couldn't do that in the final, but I think that's why Mahela gives me the ball in those situations."
For much of his career, Malinga has been a player who has been given the toughest job on the field, and often he has done it well. No one can doubt his form has slipped over the past year, as his figures against India in particular, clearly lay out. But if anyone doubted his hunger, perhaps his 2 for 39 from 10 overs in this match will placate them. It takes heart to go from the most devastating match in one's career, to being Man of the Match in the next.
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Bobby Ryan RW OTT 1 Month
Ryan tallied his first goal of the season in Thursday's victory over the Avalanche.
Ryan nearly bagged two goals on the night, but a top-notch save by Avs goalie Calvin Pickard prevented him from scoring in the first period. He would get retribution in the third period, opening the floodgates for the Senators in the 5-3 win.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 2 Months
Ryan has been practicing at left wing recently on a line with Mika Zibanejad and Alex Chiasson, the Ottawa Citizen reports.
Apparently, Senators coach Paul MacLean likes Mark Stone at right wing with top-liners Clarke MacArthur and Kyle Turris, which would push Ryan -- a new-minted $50 million man -- to the second line. It's worth keeping an eye on moving forward -- if Ryan, Zibanejad and Chiasson can provide respectable second-line production, it'll be a huge lift to the team in general. It could also provide Ryan dual-wing eligibility for fantasy purposes.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 2 Months
Ryan agreed to a seven-year, $50.25 million extension with the Senators on Thursday, CBC News Ottawa reports.
Ryan's deal will keep him in Ottawa through the 2021-22 season and makes him the team's highest-paid player. He is slated to be the right wing on the Senators' top line, alongside Kyle Turris and Clarke MacArthur.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 2 Months
Ryan (head) took part in morning skate and is set to participate in Wednesday's exhibition against the Maple Leafs, TSN's Steve Lloyd reports.
The Senators held Ryan out of the preseason opener Monday mainly for precautionary purposes, and after no concussion-like symptoms surfaced over the last couple of days, the winger doesn't look like he'll be limited moving forward. Ryan is set to join Kyle Turris and Clarke MacArthur on the top line this season, forming one of the league's more dynamic under-30 trios.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 2 Months
Ryan will sit out Monday's pre-season games for precautionary reasons, the Ottawa Sun reports.
Ryan collided with linemate Kyle Turris during the second period of a team scrimmage Sunday, and did not return to the ice. He was able to skate Monday morning, but will sit out the Sens pre-season games as a precaution. Team doctors want to make sure he doesn't experience any delayed concussion symptoms, so they're just playing it safe with the star winger for now. Ryan isn't expected to miss any significant time at this point.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 3 Months
Ryan (sports hernia) has been participating in informal skates with the Senators in the week leading up to training camp, Ken Warren of the Ottawa Citizen reports.
Ryan appears to have recovered just fine from the sports hernia surgery he underwent Mar. 27, and should be a full participant in training camp. What's more concerning for Ryan is his long-term future in Ottawa, as he enters the 2014-15 campaign on the final year of a five-year, $25.5 million contract. Ryan and his agents have no plans as of yet to negotiate with the Senators before the regular season begins Oct. 9, so it looks like the winger may have some added incentive to turn in a strong performance. He was mostly a disappointment in his first season in Ottawa, delivering 23 goals and 25 assists over 70 games.
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The Ottawa Senators will try to lock up talented forward Bobby Ryan to a long-term contract in the near future.
Pierre Dorion, the Sens' assistant general manager, plans to speak to Ryan's agent this week. Ryan has one year left on his contract but the Sens would like to sign him to an extension so that he won't bolt, or threaten to, after the season. Dorion also is planning the same strategy with Clarke MacArthur, who also would be eligible for free agency after next season. Ryan had 23 goals and 48 points in 70 games for Ottawa in the past season. MacArthur had 21 goals and 55 points in 71 games.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 5 Months
Ottawa forward Bobby Ryan is reportedly recovering well following hernia surgery late in the season.
Ryan's season ended prematurely due to the ailment, but it appears he'll be at full speed once the coming year begins this fall, as he has already been given clearance to begin working out. The talented winger has one year left on his current contract, but may sign an extension to stay with the Senators over the summer.
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Bobby Ryan is open to staying with the Senators long term.
"For me, I love it here. We love it here, more importantly. It's been a great change for us," said Ryan referring to his fiancee, Danielle Rhodes. "So, when the time comes, if that's the route [GM] Bryan [Murray] wants to go, we'll sit down and have a conversation, certainly we'll do that." Ryan's contract expires after the 2014-15 season. He had sports hernia surgery last week and will use the summer to heal up for next year.
Bobby Ryan RW OTT 8 Months
Bobby Ryan underwent successful sports hernia surgery Thursday.
That's the good news. Of course the bad news is that Ryan won't play again this season. It has come out over the last few days that Ryan had been suffering from the hernia injury since November. Perhaps all of us who criticized his play since being snubbed by the U.S. Olympic selection committee owe Ryan an appology. If he were playing hurt, he should get a bit of slack for his lackluster work the last few months.


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Nurse that took the Hoax call from Australia is found dead.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 3:35PM
The Nurse that took the Hoax call from Australia is found dead.
It is not known how she died yet but if it was due to the hoax call from 2 Australian D js they have a lot to answer to.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 3:37PM
Should have added this from the BBC.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 3:38PM
A tragic turn of events - difficult not to pre judge what has happened here and the pranksters now have a lot to live with
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 3:55PM
You can listen to the prank call from here.
What started off as a prank has ended up a bit of a disaster ending with the premature death of one of our nurses.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 3:57PM
The radio station concerned still think it's funny enough to have it at the top of their home page http://www.2dayfm.com.au/ Highly inappropriate although I note they are getting deluged with adverse comments.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 4:06PM
What a shame for the poor nurse and her family, friends and colleagues. A seemingly practical joke has turned into a tragedy.
This sort of thing has happened before with DJ's doing this sort of prank, albeit without the tragic end result. I would of thought that when a member of the royal family was admitted to hospital, they would of had their own staff deal with enquiries as to their well being. I am surprised that a young nurse has had to take the calls regarding the health of one of our royal family.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 4:16PM
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I was assuming Sky was correct.Like you I thought that it would have been to early to tell.
I can only assume that she must have left a note.
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You are right it has happened before from Australia but cant blame them alone I am sure it has been done by persons from the Uk in similar jobs.
A couple of names come to mind but I am not 100% sure.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 4:18PM
Oops the Sky report.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 4:49PM
al's left peg
Nurse Jacintha Saldanha only answered the phone, then passed the call to the Duchess's room, where her personal nurse answered the enquiry.
She answered the phone because it was 5:30am and there was no reception cover.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 5:00PM
None of you have any idea how or why the Nurse died.
"'difficult not to pre judge what has happened'
But, it is essential."
That is just stupid. Not only do you have no idea how she died but, there is no way the pranksters could have foreseen that someone could have died two days later, nor any reason they should have considered the possibility. Prank phonecalls have been a part of radio for decades.
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Posted December 7, 2012 at 5:13PM
We used to get these calls on BBC Radio Merseyside but they were stopped a long time ago because of the potential damage they could do. Well done BBC.
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In response to some comments I felt it was necessary to communicate that there are numerous metro lines close by and you do not need to go around the loop - just get on the next stop (2 minutes extra) and you're at the end of the loop ready to travel on the excellent Paris metro system.
The hotel is in a quiet area but it was nice to experience some of the real Paris. My girlfriend and I are both students so maybe we aren't expecting as much as some travellers but the hotel was good. Breakfast was standard, although they did have some hot food unlike many continential breakfast buffets. The room was a good size and clean (What else do you need). Staff speak english and understood my french which was pleasing.
Twenty minutes on foot takes you to the Effiel Tower & the Trocadero. Ten minutes will take you to a metro station. We ate in the Auteuil area one evening in a little french restaurant, a good meal off the mainstream tourist track, if you don't mind speaking french.
A pleasant hotel
My wife and I, together with two friends (all in our early 60's) visited this hotel in April 2006. We booked 4 nights with lastminute.com and travelled on Eurostar - it was only �944 (incl travel)for the four of us so we were really pleasantly surprised at the quality of the hotel. The rooms were clean and bright with a huge bed, the only thing lacking were a few more drawers or shelves to store clothes. Good shower but the floor always got wet. The reception staff were very helpful and all spoke good English. All requests were met within minutes and they did recommend some good resturants. Although located within a quiet residential area there were 4 metro stations within easy access (5 to 10 minutes easy walk. The hotel is about 20 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower and it was a very pleasant walk if you went along the island in the middle of the Seine. You do have to be careful where you walk in the local area around the hotel because there were a large number of dog walkers who did not always pick up their messages! The hotel bar was lively and bright although on the small side. There was no resturant but two or three tables were laid for food in the bar. It takes less than 30 minutes on the Metro to get to most areas and the trains run every 5 minutes, even on Sunday evening. Our only criticism of the hotel is that the breakfasts are expensive at 16 euros and are nothing special. We would recommend this hotel, our French is terrible but we had no problems here.
Quiet relaxing weekend
Stayed at the Auteuil Tour Eiffel for my birthday. I went with my husband and had a lovely time. The hotel is located in a lovely quiet area which is only about 20 minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower. The rooms are spacious and the bed was huge and very comfortable. There was minimal noise and I got a good nights sleep there. The breakfast is expensive at 16 euros and we decided to walk up the road to a cafe/brasserie called Les Ondes on Rue de Versailles (opposite Radio France) They served a good continental breakfast for 6 Euros and we got a good view of the Eiffel Tower as we sat and ate. Metro stations are close. Get off at Eglise D'Auteuil if you are going to the hotel because there is a one way system on that part of the line. Leaving the hotel, take Mirabeau. We would definitely stay at this hotel again.
Far away
I have stayed in this hotel with my wife and two kids and we found that the hotel was a little far from the central areas, especially if you are with children.
The Hotel was nice and clean but the price was not that good
Nice Hotel
My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 15.3.06 - 18.3.06. We booked a double/no smoking room, was allocated a twin/smoking room. Made complaint which was swiftly met and also gave us a free upgrade. Room clean/average for a 3* hotel. Resturant non-existant just tables laid in the bar - did not eat there. Staff very helpful. Hotel in good area even though 15/20 minute walk to Eiffel Tower. We found the best way to get around was to purchase 2-day pass on sightseeing bus 22 euro per person. Buses every 15 minutes at sightseeing stops excellent value for money. Taxi from Charles de Gulle airport 55 euro each way. Would stay there again if we got the right deal again. We got excellent deal with lastminute.com. booked it Monday flew out from Birmingham on Wednesday.
Very good hotel
I booked this hotel through a special offer with Lastminute for my wifes surprise birthday treat i rang the hotel before arriving to ensure my internet request of a low floor had been booked and was assured it was !!! upon arrival we were allocated a room on the 7th floor (very low !!) after i refused to look at the room the man on the desk agreed to move us to the 2nd floor (and unbeknown to us upgraded to a premium room at no extra cost ) the hotel was very clean quiet and warm ! every request through reception was met with no question ! the only complaint i could have was that the pillows were awful! its about a 7 minute walk over the river to the JAVEL RER station and took us about 20 minutes to walk to the eiffel tower ! i would definately rebook this hotel (don't bother with the breakfast walk past javel rer station for about 10minutes and take a left turn at the shops go to the local bakers (can't recall the name but breakfast is supurb)
We recently stayed in this hotel for my husbands birthday. We have stayed in Paris many times, but normally on the other side of the River Seine, close to the Eiffel Tower. Having read the revues of this hotel we thought we'd like a change. The Eiffel Tower is within walking distance, but a dreary one at best.
The hotel staff where unfriendly unless you spoke french, which we have never before found to be a problem. Make sure you check yor bill when you leave as we were charged for breakfast for the duration of our stay, when we had'nt had any, of course this was then deducted off our bill.
On leaving Our pre booked taxi to the airport was late and the staff did'nt seem at all concerned.
The room we had was booked as a privalege double, if it was intended to be special I'd hate to of stayed in a standard.
A peaceful corner of Paris
I stayed at the Hotel Libertel Auteuil Tour Eiffel in Paris for two nights recently. I thought the hotel was very pleasant. The room was large and quiet and I feel recently renovated. The staff were friendly and helpful and, the buffet breakfast generous. It is located in an exclusive residential area and while there are only a few of the major tourist sights near the hotel (Palace of Tokyo and Radio France), the hotel is close to the Metro and a pleasant 20 minute walk along the Seine to the Tour Eiffel. There are good restaurants and shops nearby.
I have found that hotels in the high traffic areas of Paris can be a little noisy.
Very nice
This is a nice little hotel that is in a very nice and quiet neighborhood. It is a bit away from the city center but it's not so far away to keep one from enjoying Paris. There is a BNP ATM about 200 feet up the street and there is a phone booth there with a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower.
It is indeed impossible to shower without wetting the floor but big deal, they have to clean it up! There is a little French grocery store just outside the front door.
The nearest Metro is about a 10 minute walk and it is a quick trip to the sights. We did walk back to the hotel from the Eiffel Tower, but it's about 45 minutes.
I'd stay there again.
It's allright, but nothing to write home about
Although this hotel is certainly not in a bad neighbourhood, it is not near anything. The neighbourhood is nice enough and did not seem sketchy at all, so if you're really into just strolling around or something, this may be the place for you. But to get to ANY of the major sights in Paris is a ridiculously long metro ride (minimum 25 minutes) because you have to get on a metro line that only runs in one direction. So you end up going even further out past the hotel and then looping back around to meet up with the line closer into the city. It's ridiculous and takes forever. The hotel rooms are okay, nothing special. It was impossible to take a shower without flooding the bathroom. Also, the summer was in full swing while we were there, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80's every day...and the hotel's pitiful air conditioning system would not cool the room down any further than 77 degrees. Unpleasant to say the least. I would never return to Paris---believe me folks, there are much better places in Europe than Paris, it is definitely the armpit of the continent---but if I had to return, I'd look for another hotel.
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... was quick!) ill say goodbye for now and post this journal entry when we are settled in our room and connected to Wi-Fi.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The people of the state of Illinois suffered among the greatest number of losses in the Vietnam War, sacrificing 2,938 service men and women in combat.
The Vietnam Memorial Fund's (VVMF) mission to honor these heroes continues with the National Call for Photos, a movement to collect photos of the more than 58,000 service members inscribed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (The Wall) in Washington, D.C.
When collected, all photos will be displayed for generations to come at The Education Center at The Wall, a place on our National Mall where our military heroes' stories and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
With the support of schools, volunteers, friends and family from around the country, VVMF has collected more than 25,000 pictures to date, but only 894 from the state of Illinois.
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Visitors will better understand the profound impact the Vietnam War had their friends and family members, their hometowns and the nation. The Education Center will feature the faces and stories of the 58,272 men and women on "The Wall," honoring those who fell in Vietnam, those who fought and returned, as well as the friends and families of all who served. For more information, visit www.buildthecenter.org.
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That 7-0 Laker start ballooned to a 15-4 lead just four minutes into the contest and eventually grew to 21 points.
Utah got within a bucket on a couple of occasions in each half, but the visitors, who had won eight of 10, never led and were outplayed in every facet.
Earl Watson and Favors connected on an impressive alley-oop play to cut L.A.'s lead to 61-58 in the third, but that small gap was short-lived.
The Lakers responded to Utah's 6-0 run with consecutive 3-pointers from Chris Duhon and World Peace (two), and the rare rout by the Lakers was on. L.A. took a nine-point lead into the fourth quarter and dominated the final 12 minutes, strangely looking like the powerful team it was supposed to be.
"They just outhustled us," Hayward said. "Their cuts were sharper, they seemed to get a lot of loose balls, a lot of second opportunities. They're too good for that, too talented."
Utah shot just 42 percent with only 16 assists, had one of its second-lowest offensive outputs of the season, got outrebounded 45-30 and was outscored 54-40 in the paint.
In other words, Corbin's worst-case scenario played itself out. The coach even said the Jazz's recent success against the Lakers — winning four straight, including the last two in L.A. — "means nothing" because they had to come out and do it again.
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Not even against the recently lousy Lakers.
"This is a good club, man. They haven't played their best basketball just yet," Corbin said Friday morning. "But they're a veteran group that can get it going and if you think anything other than executing how you have to play against them to get a win, then you're setting yourself up for failure."
"They just outhustled us," Hayward added. "The aggressor usually wins, and they were definitely the aggressor tonight."
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