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Patrick: That hair. That fucking hair. It was everywhere, always, and I wanted to tangle my fingers in those dark curls and pull - and that would be fine if she wasn't my apprentice. Andy Asani was nothing like I expected. She was exotic and scary-brilliant, and the slightest murmur from those lips sent hot, hungry lust swirling through my veins.
Andy: My wants were few - good eats, tall boots, sweaty yoga, interesting work. One incredibly hot architect with the most expressive hazel eyes I ever encountered and entirely too much talent in and out of the bedroom wasn't part of the original plan. Wine was my rabbi and vodka was my therapist, and I would need plenty of both to survive my apprenticeship. Especially with Patrick Walsh leaving love notes in the form of bite marks all over my body.
©2015 Kate Canterbary (P)2015 Tantor
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"Great Banter and chemistry"
The Space Between is the second book about the Boston Walsh family and their architecture firm. I enjoyed the big family dynamics and love the glimpses of each family member's life that runs through these books.
The story focuses on Patrick the "OptimusPrime" of the Walsh family. He has been unable to keep an assistant or apprentice without running them off. Things change with Andy's interview where she is ready for everything he throws at her.
"I couldn't help it; lame responses kept spewing out while my brain fixated on that voice. If aged whiskey had a sound, it would be Andy's voice, all heady and rich, with a slow burn as it went down."
With immediate chemistry, fun banter and texts Andy tries to resist a forbidden romance with her boss and all of the messy complications that can and will entail.
I can't wait to dive into the next story and reconnect with my new favorite Boston family.
"Good addition!"
This was a great addition to the series. The performance is superb!!! The story was well-written.
"Very enjoyable! Great follow up in a solid series"
I found myself rooting for grumpy Patrick and loved Sam and her tenacity. I could relate to their relationship of mentor and trainee and it helped make believeable their connection and the chemistry build up. This series is a true delight and am happy to have found it. The narration, as in book 1, is stellar!! These narrators are very pleasant to listen to but even more so they make their characterization seem true and real. Thumbs up!
"Somewhere Between Great & Fabulous!"
It got even better... the series got better... and I'm officially a Walsh fan. This complicated, caring family are so authentic. And I'm so glad there's a full series. Delivered with humor and full of unique characters, this love story is nothing like youve read before. Don't miss out on this!
Fabulous on audio... of course, it's two great narrators so there's no going wrong.
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"Love this book and the audio!!!"
What a great audio for this book! The book itself is wonderful - steamy, funny, engaging. I loved how the narrators brought this book to life. Christian's voice as Patrick is PERFECT. He does a deep, broody voice that aligns with Patrick's persona so well. And Lucy does a fabulous job with Andy - capturing her calm, soulful demeanor. Must listen!!
"Growly bitey man...."
The entire Walsh Series sits at the top of my audiobook list of favorites.
I loved the connection between Andy and Patrick. They are perfect for each other - age gap be damned.
I love this series and I love that I can listen to it after having read them all. kudos to Kate.
"Enjoyable Book"
I really liked the book when I read it. I didn't enjoy it quite as much as an audiobook but it was still worth a credit. I'm not sure why it didn't work as well as the book for me. The male narrator was too rushed when he read and he rarely paused for any dramatic moments. He just seemed to barrel through the whole thing too fast.
"Amazing..... This is a must read!!!"
Kate Canterbary is a phenomenal writer. get books have everything from humor to passion and a little bit in between. I would highly recommend anything she writes. The narrator's did a fantastic job too... you could truly feel everything based on how great they were. Superb!!!
"Two Pathetic Broken Souls"
I found The Space Between very depressing, a tale of two pathetically broken people who had no capacity for love, empathy or kindness. Masquerading as a romance, the sexual violence was disturbing, promoting the misogynistic idea that hitting, biting and bruising a sexual partner is acceptable behavior.
Patrick Walsh came from an incredibly dysfunctional family where he and his siblings were emotionally and physically abused by their father. Instead of getting therapy, Patrick expressed his deep-seated anger by beating and degrading Andy (and probably all the bimbos who preceded her). I kept wondering how he would feel if some asshole was beating & abusing one of his sisters.
Andy, who lost her father at an early age, was smart and capable at the office but a pathetic wimp with Patrick. Andy stupidly became involved with Patrick (her new boss) who treated her with total contempt and thoughtless cruelty. It was depressing that Andy actually believed she deserved such brutal treatment.
Besides rough sex, there wasn't much of a plot or anything to hold my interest. Andy hated herself and Patrick hated everyone except his brothers & sisters. The author showed talent but copped out by writing 50 ways to abuse a lover rather than mature, entertaining and non-violent characters.
I couldn't finish this book; if I wanted to hear about senseless suffering I could watch the nightly news: rape, assault, torture, murder, stalkers.
"architect romance"
Loved the sibling banter, Andy (lead lady) was not as witty as the author liked to imply, the siblings were fantastic.
I loved the family dynamic.
very good
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Global Childhoods, Asian Lifeworlds: After School Time in Hong Kong
Nicola Yelland, Sandy Muspratt, Caja Gilbert
In this paper, we explore the after-school lives of six-year-old children in Hong Kong, as reported by their parents in response to survey questions. Popular discourse presents a view of Asian students as diligent and hardworking, living lives that are predominantly characterized by studying, both in school and out. Yet we were aware that while there are many studies about this that focus on Asian minorities living in western countries, there is limited empirical data about Asian students living in Asian countries. Moreover, those findings are mainly about upper elementary and high school students. Accordingly, in order to broaden the body of inquiring concerning whether Asian students do in fact spend much of their time studying and little engaged in leisure activities, we sought to collect empirical data regarding how Primary 1 (six-year-old) students in Hong Kong spend their out-of-school time. Increasingly, there is a recognition that Asian students perform well on high-stakes international tests, and it is widely held that this is because they allocate so much time to intensive academic study in contrast to their western counterparts, both in and out of school. Tutoring in test-taking is a multimillion dollar industry. We wanted to know if this is a widespread phenomenon. In this paper we show that the out-of-school lives of the students who were the subject of our survey include many different activities. While the six-year-olds in our study do homework after school, they also watch TV, participate in activities with computers and other new technologies, and engage in indoor and outdoor play.
As educators and parents, we want to ensure that children make the best use of their time, so we put a lot of ours into planning and preparing activities for them to take part in, both in and out of school. One of the consequences of this is that children living in the 21st century don't have much free-choice time (Hofferth & Sandberg, 2001). Instead, their lives are structured in very specific ways that have been designed by adults. This seems to be particularly true for Asian children, whose excellence in performance in international tests is often attributed to their strong work ethic as well as to their capacity for studying for many hours, both in and out of school.

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Symptomatic Therapy of Uncomplicated Lower Urinary Tract Infections in the Ambulatory Setting.
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|Urinary Tract Infections
|Drug: Diclofenac Drug: Norfloxacin
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Quadruple (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Symptomatic Therapy of Uncomplicated Lower Urinary Tract Infections in the Ambulatory Setting. A Randomized, Double Blind Trial
- The proportion of patients with resolution of symptoms on day 4 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients ever on antibiotics between randomization at day 1 and follow-up at day 30 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients using single dose fosfomycin on day 4 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients with re-consultations because of UTI within 30 days [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The mean composite symptom scores on days 4, 7 and 30 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients with resolution of symptoms on day 7 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients with complete resolution of symptoms on days 4 and 7 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The time until resolution of symptoms [ Time Frame: one month ]
- The proportion of patients with adverse events [ Time Frame: one month ]
- Mean overall patient stratification [ Time Frame: one month ]
- Health-related quality of life on day 4 [ Time Frame: one month ]
- Number of working days lost [ Time Frame: one month ]
|Study Start Date:
|February 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: antibiotic
Norfloxacin for three days, followed by fosfomycin on day 4 if deemed necessary
Drug: Norfloxacin
Norfloxacin 400mg twice daily for 3 days, followed by fosfomycin 3g single dose on day 4 if deemed necessary
Experimental: symptomatic
Diclofenac retard for three days, followed by fosfomycin on day 4 if deemed necessary
Drug: Diclofenac
Diclofenac retard 75mg twice daily for 3 days, followed by fosfomycin 3g single dose on day 4 if deemed necessary
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Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most frequent bacterial infection diagnosed and treated by general practitioners and accounts for about 15% of antibiotic prescriptions in ambulatory medicine. World-wide raise of antibiotic resistance among uropathogens, most commonly Escherichia coli, threatens treatment of UTI. Uncomplicated UTI, the most frequent manifestation of UTI, is a benign, self-limited disease and the primary goal of treatment is symptom relief not cure. Antibiotic treatment reduces the duration of symptoms by 1-2 days from 5-6 days to 3-4 days. Symptoms of cystitis are the result of an inflammation evoked by bacterial products which stimulate the production of prostaglandins by a cyclooxygenase dependent mechanism. Therefore, we propose that symptom control with a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), an inhibitor of cyclooxygenase 1 and 2, may be equally effective for symptom control as standard antibiotic therapy in non-complicated UTI and may therefore help to reduce antibiotic consumption.
The primary objective is to determine whether initial symptomatic treatment followed by optional delayed antibiotic treatment (experimental intervention) is non-inferior to immediate antibiotic treatment followed by optional delayed antibiotic treatment (control intervention) in terms of symptom resolution.
The secondary objective is to determine whether the experimental intervention is superior to control in reducing the proportion of patients undergoing antibiotic treatment.
Randomized controlled patient and assessor blind trial performed in general practices. Study population are women between the ages of 18 to 70 years with acute uncomplicated UTI. The experimental intervention will consist of symptomatic treatment with diclofenac 75mg twice daily, followed by optional, delayed antibiotic treatment with single dose of 3g fosfomycin if deemed necessary by the patient. The control intervention will consist of immediate antibiotic treatment with norfloxacin 400mg twice daily for three days, followed by optional, delayed antibiotic treatment with single dose of 3g fosfomycin if deemed necessary by the patient. Patients will use a diary to describe symptoms for 10 days. A follow-up telephone interview will be performed on day 10 and 30.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Female
- Age between 18 and 70 years
- Written informed consent
- At least one typical symptom of acute, lower urinary tract infection out of dysuria, frequency, macrohaematuria, cloudy or smelly urine or self-diagnosed cystitis
- A urine dipstick test should be indicative of UTI by positive nitrite or leucocyturia
Exclusion Criteria
- Duration of UTI symptoms for more than 7 days before physician's visit
- Clinical signs of invasiveness such as fever (axillary body temperature >38 degrees Celsius), costovertebral pain or tenderness, rigors, nausea or vomiting
- Known or suspicion of anatomical or functional abnormality of the urinary tract
- Vaginal symptoms: discharge, irritation
- Diabetes mellitus
- Immunosuppression (e.g. prednisone equivalent >10mg per day for >14 days, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunomodulators, HIV infection, neutropenia)
- Any other serious comorbidity as judged by the treating physician
- Bladder catheter in situ or during the past 30 days
- Pregnancy
- Recurrent urinary tract infection (more than 3 infections during the last 12 months)
- Antibiotic treatment during the last 4 weeks
- Hypersensitivity to one of the study medications
- Psychiatric illness or dementia
- Unable to communicate in German or French language
- Documented coagulopathy (including therapy with coumarine derivatives) or documented history of gastric or duodenal ulcer disease
- Documented renal insufficiency grade III or higher (calculated GFR <60) or known congestive heart failure (NYHA III or higher)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01039545
|Institute for Infectious Diseases, University of Berne
|Berne, Switzerland, 3010
|Principal Investigator:
|Andreas Kronenberg
|University of Bern
|Responsible Party:
|University Hospital Inselspital, Berne
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01039545 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 24, 2009
|Last Updated:
|July 8, 2015
Keywords provided by University Hospital Inselspital, Berne:
Urinary tract infections
Anti-bacterial agents
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Communicable Diseases
Urinary Tract Infections
Urologic Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Sensory System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Topoisomerase II Inhibitors
Topoisomerase Inhibitors
Antineoplastic Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP1A2 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by Malloy, Nov 3, 2005.
According to the Texans site, DD is now listed as questionable :I
Our Einstein coaching staff would probably start Wells.
Hehe, only time will tell. If no one sufficiently can step in for DD (if he in fact does not start), we'll be in big trouble since the ground is the only place we've been able to move the ball just a little bit lately.
The Morency situation is one that I am very curious about. We heard a lot of lip service in the preseason about getting him 5-10 carries a game to give Davis some rest and this hasn't materialized. They're only playing for draft position at this point so why not give the guy a look?
So, what we have now is a guy who may have to come in with NO touches. If they gave him a few carries a game he would not have to come in cold and would already be adjusted to the speed of the regular season. I don't know how this coaching staff could be any worse.
And that's probably the worst thing to do if DD cant go. Morency can run around the edges, something the Jaguars are having an extremely hard time containing.
Wells goes more up the middle, with Stroud and Henderson awaiting.
We heard that last year about working Hollings in for 5-10 carries a game. Like you said it seems to be just lip service. Instead he got 11 carries on the year.
In the mildest defense possible, during the off-season seems like every coach in the league talks about saving the wear and tear on its RB with another guy. Only a handful do it, and the one's that do get criticized for when they choose to put the other guy in.
I agree that not much sharing gets done. I guess what sticks with me about that is it makes taking Hollings dumber than it otherwise looks. He had very little experience at RB. How was/is he ever supposed to develop if the only thing he ever does is practice at 3/4's speed and minimal contact? The same applies to a lessor degree to Morency--he looks like he has some upside, but he also doesn't look like an NFL runner IMO. He needs some NFL snaps to become a smarter runner and let his potential out.
Yeah, the coaching staff does this every year. They say someone will get more touches or see the field more and it never happens. It's quite annoying.
DD is just resting his knee due to fluid build up. It happens to all runningbacks over the course of the season. They likely drained, iced, and rested the knee and he will be fine come gametime. This does mean that they will start limiting his carries a slight bit. Don't expect anything more than a loss of 5-10 carries though. Most of those carries will go to Wells rather than Morency.
Seems to be working for Shanahan over in Denver.
Actually, this is not true. If you look at stats from other teams (especially good teams), most of them have at least one other running back that gets a few carries, consistently, every game. The Texans second leading rusher is Carr. The only comparable team in this area would be NYJ, and they are almost as bad as the Houston Expansion Franchise.
Just like most good teams throw to their TE.
Do we see a pattern here?
yeah also good teams know to build a team threw the offensive and defensive lines...is there a pattern here i'd say yes...morency needs some carries cause we all know DD isn't a 25-30 carry per game back...he's solid when he gets between 20-25 carries...remember last week he started to slow down after he hit the 20+ carry mark...i think we need to do what kansas city is doing...having DD in for two series in a row then either morency or wells the next series...i mean we don't even have to do it to that degree...have DD go in after a couple of plays in that third series or something...either way i don't see what changing it up a little would hurt
Absolutely, this game always has been, and always will be won in the trenches.
The Houston Expansion Franchise just likes to do things opposite of successful organizations. Some would call them innovative, bleeding-edge, forward-thinking. Other teams in the league just call them losers.
How can you say this what I remember from the preseason was Morency did not look that good. To me he looked like a "project". I think maybe the reason we have not seen him is because he is not that good. He looked confused and kept trying to run around people. That is something that he did not have the speed for. It might have worked at Oklahoma State however this is the NFL and even the average players are FAST.
amen ojthecat....Morency is a third stringer Davis a second and we need a real starter
Davis has been one of the most productive backs in the NFL over the past 2 years. He doesn't have breakaway speed, but he is a very good running back. Probably in the top 10 in the NFL.
look at DD rushing average.... and the amount of carries compared to others with about the same amount of yards..... and he was number 11 last year, its guys that are not too far behind him in yardage that have way fewer carries
What is wrong with Wells though?
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CLIMPING is on the cusp of one of the biggest shake-ups in highway safety the village has ever experienced, a parish councillor said.
Residents have been given a glimpse at radical plans to reduce speed limits on four of the village's major roads.
Councillor Barry Shears, chairman of Climping Parish Council's highways committee, has been one of those spearheading the plans.
He said they would help make the village a more 'user-friendly' place and will ease safety fears for pedestrians.
Cllr Shears said: "This is part of our long-term plan to create a proper village – to unite Climping. Until we get safety for pedestrians sorted out we simply don't have a village.
"At the moment, we just have a disparate batch of houses dissected by the A259."
Currently, the speed limits for many of Climping's main streets are fixed at 40 miles per hour – a speed which Cllr Shears says is often flouted by motorists.
Under the planned shake-up, a stretch of Yapton Road, from the A259 junction to just beyond the Horsemere Green Lane junction, would be reduced from 40 to 30 miles per hour.
A small 300-yard section of Church Lane, from the Rudford Industrial Estate entrance, in the north, to Field Place, would also be cut from 40 to 30 miles per hour.
Improved safety
However, the most dramatic changes would be in Horsemere Green Lane, which would be reduced to 30 miles per hour and would see four chicanes – similar to those in Station Road, Angmering – being introduced.
"Horsemere Green is a major problem. It's used as a rat run by people coming from Yapton Road to try to avoid the snarl-up with the A259," Cllr Shears explained. "It's something that we need to fix."
Climping Street would be reduced to 20 miles per hour which Cllr Shears said would improve pedestrian safety.
He added: "Climping Street is a very, very dangerous road to walk down. This business about creating safer walkways is what I have been banging on about since I joined."
On Saturday, March 8, there will be an opportunity to discuss the proposals with representatives from West Sussex County Council, during a drop-in scheme at Climping Church Hall, in Church Lane.
A larger copy of the plans are also available, on request, at the Littlehampton Library, in Maltravers Road, until Friday, March 21.
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Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving did not play Friday, questionable for Game 3
Kyrie Irving did not play in Game 2 of the NBA's Eastern Conference finals after Dr. James Andrews confirmed the guard has knee tendonitis and helped him form a recovery plan, the Cleveland Cavaliers announced.
Irving is listed as questionable for Sunday's Game 3 in Cleveland.
Irving skipped the team's shoot-around Friday morning and instead flew with team physician Dr. Richard Parker to Florida consult with Andrews, who heads up the eponymous sports medicine institute in Gulf Breeze, Fla.
Irving did not receive an MRI Friday, according to ESPN.
The 23-year-old guard is also dealing with a right foot strain, an injury he suffered during the team's first-round sweep of the Boston Celtics.
Irving had previously said he planned on playing in Game 2, but admitted he wasn't feeling his best.
"I just don't have it right now," Irving told NBA.com.
He had 10 points and six assists in 27 minutes in Cleveland's Game 1 97-89 victory over Atlanta and aggravated his knee injury during the third quarter of Game 1.
"The most frustrating thing is seeing holes in the defenses that I'm used to attacking. I tried to make one move and I accelerated and then I stopped and passed it," Irving said.
Irving is averaging 18.9 points, 3.5 assists and 3.3 rebounds in 11 postseason games this season.
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Jeff Zillgitt of USA Today has a new column in which he touches on a variety of topics from around the NBA and elsewhere in the basketball world. Here are the highlights:
- Wizards head coach Randy Wittman talks to Zillgitt about the difficulty of keeping the locker room engaged as Washington heads towards another losing season.
- Zillgitt takes a look at the Rockets' offense, which has vaulted them into the thick of the playoff race behind the explosive play of James Harden.
- Zillgitt also gives an update on the status of Royce White, who has struggled in the D-League but does not concern the Rockets organization.
- The Magic received excellent value in return for J.J. Redick, Zillgitt writes. He praises the aquisition of cheap, young assets in Doron Lamb and Tobias Harris, as well as a capable veteran with an expiring contract in Beno Udrih.
- Many international players in the NBA are looking ahead to FIBA's Eurobasket tournament this summer, Zillgitt writes.
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Junius Heights Welcomes Barking Dog Avi Adelman By Burglarizing His New House
When the news came out that Avi Adelman, who stood sentinel over Lower Greenville for a quarter century, had sold his Belmont Avenue home, he was cagey when asked where he was heading.
We now know the answer is Junius Heights, where he and his wife have purchased a modest, two-bedroom home. We know this because DCAD now lists Adelman as the owner, and also because he reported to police that his new place was burglarized early Thursday morning.
The thieves broke down the back door at some point between 3 a.m., when a contractor friend who was working on the air conditioning left, and 10 a.m., when Adelman showed up. They stole $250 worth of power tools from the living room. They moved a table saw but left without it.
See also: Avi Adelman Won't Say Where He's Moving, but He's "Not Going Away"
Adelman thinks the burglars had been watching the house, which makes sense given the contractor's late departure. Last night, Adelman spent the night on an air mattress in his truck, just in case they decided to return.
Adelman says this was the second time the house has been burglarized in recent months. A couple of weeks before he bought it, thieves broke through the back door and stole a stove, though no report shows up in DPD's public access system. Nevertheless, he views the new neighborhood as mostly safe and doesn't expect much trouble.
Perhaps it's just Junius Heights' way of rolling out the welcome mat.
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I will share that with You. Guess I'm eating some crow today. I went to bed at half time. Still think Boise is better than osu.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I will share that with You. Guess I'm eating some crow today. I went to bed at half time. Still think Boise is better than osu.
I still think Boise could beat Auburn and Oregon. Look there needs to be a playoff. We all need to pray TCU gets a chance to break up the monotony. Otherwise the big fat conferences will continue to collect their pay checks.
And for the record, I think the loss by Boise yesterday says loads more about the improved play in the WAC and Nevada than it does about Boise.
My biggest problem with Boise: Their blue ****ing field. That thing is an outrage. The NCAA needs to step in and mandate that all playing surfaces in CFB be green. That smurf turf is obnoxious and when they wear their all blue uniforms at home you can't see them! They blend into the turf. It's ridiculous. If you want to be taken seriously Boise, then get rid of that gooftrooper field.
You would just love the Eastern Washington field:
and yes, they wear red....
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The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
The funny thing is, living in SEC country, the attitude I heard around here was that Gee was arrogant...for thinking the Big Ten should be mentioned the same sentence as the SEC. The last few years they haven't been talking about how much Boise St. is a joke, but how any team that comes out of the Big Ten (or pretty much any other conference) is at an unfair advantage for playing in a second rate league.
They do by and large hate Boise St/TCU though. My girlfriend (Razorback fan) texted me immediately after Boise lost about how much she and her parents were loving it.
So the Bowls take a dump on Boise St., having them play on a minor bowl on DEC. 22 vs. Utah, while all of these lesser teams play on New Years' Eve or on January 1:
Notre Dame (7-5)
Miami (7-5)
Georgia (6-6)
Northwestern (7-5, #72 in the sagarin rankings)
Texas Tech (7-5)
Florida (7-5)
Penn State (7-5)
Mississippi State (8-4)
Michigan (7-5, lucky to even beat IU)
Connecticut (8-4)
Just about as bad, 12-1 Nevada (#18 in the Sagarin ratings) plays 7-5 Boston College (#57 in the Sagarin ratings)
The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
It is time for a real playoff, 32 teams, with no bowls at all other than those used in the playoff (16+8+4+2+1 = 31 playoff games vs. the 35 bowl games we have now). Each of the current bowls could host a playoff game, with full sponsorship.
Have teams finish by Dec 1, play 16 games on Dec 10/11, 8 games on Dec 17/18, 4 on Jan 1, 2 on Jan 8, crown a real champion on Jan 15 five days later than we would under this BCS crap.
How exciting would it be to have 4 concurrent doubleheader playoff games on your TV this Friday night, followed by a Saturday with 2 parallel quadruple headers? College football playoff excitement would match or exceed March Madness. Then you'd repeat it the next weekend with 8 games. Wow.
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The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
I agree Tom, but 32 seems like a lot, and they'll argue these kids will be too worn down after playing a 13 game schedule to then be expected to play 4 playoff games if you're the championship teams.
That's way I think 8 is probably the best choice, but man if there were 32...drool.
Also, funny that Utah vs. Boise State might actually be one of the best games we see all bowl season.
After Utah's bad showing against TCU and ND I think Boise won't have much trouble with them. Quite frankly Utah didn't really even beat anyone good this year.
And 32 teams is way too many. One, there aren't 32 teams that deserve to be in the playoffs for a National Championship. I mean look at the top 25 right now. Do you see anyone outside the top ten even being competitive? Maybe LSU at #11. I think an 8 team playoff would suffice. It would only add 2 more games to the season for the teams going to the title game. If they want, bowl games can exist outside the playoffs.
Oh and about the SEC... I will just say this, yes they have had better National Title success, but look at the other bowl games that the Big Ten has played in. They went 4-2 last year and won the 4 biggest ones and I believe they went .500 the year before. I think we are 2-0 against the SEC in the last two years as well.
At the very top the SEC is better, but I think the Big Ten is a deeper conference, which is why there are 3 teams in the top 10.
The Big Ten Champion just lost to TCU, a team that Gee thinks gets fat off of "Little Sisters of the Poor" teams. Is there anything more delicious?
Edit: Also, the "Murderer's Row" Big Ten Conference just went 0-5 today in Bowl Games. Iowa and Illinois are the only teams that represented. If you count Nebraska, the Big Ten's newest addition, the Big Ten is 2-6 with one game to play and 3 of the top 4 ranked teams losing. OSU is all that is left, and they have to play Arkansas.
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Gee can go eat his crow now. TCU flat outplayed Wisconsin, who is better than Ohio State. Plus his amazing conference was throughly whopped today. All I née now is for OSU to lose in the Sugar Bowl.


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A GRIEVING family paid tribute to their late son during an inquest which failed to establish exactly how he had died.
Sam Clowrey died at the age of 13, in the Royal London Hospital last September, after a decision was made to turn off his life support machine.
He was airlifted to hospital after he was found by his twin brother Mack, hanging from his bathroom door with a dressing gown cord around his neck.
Caroline Beasley-Murray, senior coroner for Essex, yesterday recorded an open verdict, saying she was not sure beyond reasonable doubt the teenager had made an informed and deliberate action to take his life. The incident occurred at Sam's home in Fermoy Road, Thorpe Bay, on August 29, last year.
A post mortem carried out at Southend Hospital concluded Sam's death was caused by bronchial pneumonia due to a hypoxic brain injury caused by the hanging.
Chelmsford Coroners' Court heard yesterday Sam, a student at Thorpe Hall School, was last spoken to by his mother on the afternoon of August 29, when she told him off for using her credit card.
He left a note for her that read: "I will never do anything like that again, love Sam."
Sam's father, Jason Clowrey, said in court: "Our beloved son Sam was a wonderful young man with the world at his feet.
"His passing has left a hole in our lives and theywill never be the same again. He will forever be in our thoughts and in our hearts."
Mrs Beasley-Murray said: "I am not going to record that he killed himself.
"Wewill never quite knowwhat was going through that young man's head.
"He was clearly very intelligent, but youngsters can be so impulsive. I have read Sam's note and it is not clear from it he was going to take his life."
After Sam was found by his brother, two ambulances and several police cars went to the scene, closing Fermoy Road for almost an hour, before he was airlifted to hospital.
Police concluded there were no suspicious circumstances around Sam's death and that he had no significant medical history.


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OXFORD, Miss. -- Trae Elston played 30 snaps against UTEP this past Saturday.
The freshman safety from Oxford, Ala., impressed throughout and was due to add more snaps to his workload on Saturday against No. 14 Texas.
However, the Southeastern Conference ruled late Monday that Elston's hit on UTEP wide receiver Jordan Leslie late in the fourth quarter was "flagrant and dangerous" and suspended Elston from the Rebels' much-anticipated date with the Longhorns.
"He was real close to being perfect, in my opinion," Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said, "and even they would say that. But there were elements of it that looked like, obviously, the crown of the helmet was involved too much."
Elston entered the workweek No. 2 on the Rebels' depth chart at the rover position, backing up junior Charles Sawyer. Through two games, Elston has recorded seven tackles and a pass break-up.
"He's been great," Freeze said. "He's been super. He's disappointed, obviously. That would have been the biggest game of his life, playing on national TV (against) Texas. He's disappointed, but adversity comes in all kinds of ways within a team or within your life, and when that adversity comes, you've got to make a chance about how to handle it, and Trae's going to handle it the right way. …It'll be tough for him to sit out, of course, because he wants to compete, but he'll handle it OK and bounce back."
Without Elston, the Rebels will lean on Sawyer, Cody Prewitt and Chief Brown in the back of the secondary.
"We have a saying, 'You don't blink. Next man up,'" Freeze said. "We've got to get more plays out of other guys."
The SEC, in a statement released Tuesday morning, said Elston's hit was in violation of Rule 9-1-4 and Rule 9-1-3. Those rules prohibit a player from targeting or initiating contact "to the head or neck area of a defenseless opponent with the helmet, forearm, elbow or shoulder," and targeting and initiating contact "against an opponent with the crown of his helmet."
The play was not penalized Saturday night. Replays showed Elston led with his shoulders and his hit appeared to land below Leslie's head. Leslie lay on the field for approximately two minutes before leaving under his own power.
GROSS DEALING WITH CALF INJURY: Issac Gross injured his calf during the season-opening win against Central Arkansas and was limited to just 11 plays on the night.
Against UTEP, the freshman defensive tackle re-aggravated the ailment during pregame warmups but battled through the injury most of the night. During practice Tuesday, Gross rode a stationary bike but didn't participate in live contact.
Head coach Hugh Freeze doesn't expect it to be an injury that prevents playing time.
"Issac has that little deal, but I expect him to go," Freeze said. "That calf has been irritated again. Don't think it's anything, probably going to be something he deals with for a few weeks."
Defensive coordinator Dave Wommack was less definitive in his response about Gross' injury, saying an additional test was planned for later Tuesday.
"I'm not sure (if it's a pain or mobility problem)," Wommack said. "I think they're doing an MRI tonight. We'll see, not sure. I'll let the doctor answer that one."
REBEL RUMBLINGS: Freeze said Korvic Neat will continue to handle punt return duties on Saturday despite muffing a punt against UTEP. "Korvic has been very steady," Freeze said. …Freeze said he watched Texas' offense on tape Monday night. The Longhorns, Freeze said, "are a lot like us. They give you a thousand formations and shifts that you've got to prepare for. They want to do what they want to do, just like we do, but they want to make it look a lot of different ways. They've got a great scheme offensively. We've got to make sure we don't get undisciplined with our eyes or you'll give up a big play in a hurry."


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Scheduled for out of town TT and BA. My BA is going under the muscle with saline. I have had significant weightloss of 100 lbs (strangely, my breasts just shrank so I don't need a breast lift). 100 lbs gone but I'm still 169 lbs (smallest lifetime weight at 5'2). My hips have excess skin around my lower abdomen but still are 40 inches-my ribcage is 36-38 bra size, my waist is a 30. My breast size is a small B. I want a DD. I tried on sizers and the 700-800 looked right with my frame. Too big?
700-800 Cc Saline Implants. 5'2 Larger Frame. Is It Too Big?
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Are 700cc to 800cc breast implants too big?
While breast implants of 700+ plus size would normally be view as too big for most women, it depends on the body frame and breast anatomy onto which they are placed. Given that you are currently 170lbs and have lost 100 lbs of weight, this would suggest to me that you have a fairly wide breast base and loose skin. Under these circumstances, it can take a fair amount of volume to achieve a sizeable result as the loose skin takes a lot of volume to fill out. To achieve a DD result, it would not surprise me that it would take that volume. Whether DD breasts are too big for your body frame, however, is a question only you can really answer. But it would take that implant volume to get there.
Learn more: http://www.eppleybreastaugmentation.com
700-800 cc saline implants. 5'2" larger frame. Is it too big?
Good communication between you and your surgeon of your expectations is warranted - choosing your surgeon wisely is the first step. Discussion of your wishes and having an honest and open dialog of your procedure is mandatory (e.g, implant type, incision, placement, etc). Your height, weight, breast width, and body habitus will make a difference for which implant style/projection to choose. Implant profile will also make a difference on the projection, which will influence overall breast/cup size. I have found that photographs brought by the patient is helpful to get a visualization of the appearance you wish for in terms of size, shape, fullness, etc. In addition, your surgeon's pre and postoperative photographs should demonstrate a realistic goal for you of results. Sizers are helpful during an in-office consultation. Once this has been accomplished, allow your surgeon to utilize his/her best medical judgment during the procedure to finesse the best possible result for you after preoperative biodimensional planning and fitting the right implant for your breast width. This is the most important determinant for the sizing of implants, which will provide the optimal result and most aesthetically-pleasing result for you.
Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon well-versed in breast procedures who will examine and discuss with you the various options and factors to consider and help you decide which one will be the right one for you. Hope me that this helps! Best wishes for a wonderful result!
Implant Selection Process
Generally speaking,larger implants increase the risk of complications such as implant malposition, which can be very difficult to correct longterm. In order to make an accurate size recommendation, I would need to assess your chest wall and breast mound measurements and characteristics. Unfortunately, there is not a general rule of thumb or objective criteria to implant selection.
Your plastic surgeon will perform several measurements of your chest wall and breast anatomy and determine a range of implants that both fit your chest wall and reach your desired goals.
The next step is to try on this range of implants in the office with your doctor. The key to this success is showing your surgeon the body proportion you desire with a bra sizer and allowing your surgeon to guide you to the right implant. It will be much easier to communicate in implant cc's than cup size when determining the appropriate implant for you.
I wish you a safe recovery and fantastic result.
Dr. Gill
Learn more: http://www.drpaulgill.com
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Implant size and Cup size
Women who wear size 36 to 38 bra's will increase 1 cup size for each 200 cc's of implant. An 800 cc implant will increase 4 cup sizes. If you are a size D then you will end up a H, assuming you could even fit an 800 cc in you, which you probably cannot. In over 25 years of performing breast augmentations, I have NEVER been able to get a breast implant that large into someone on the 1st operation. It is more likely that you would be able to handle about a 400 to 500 cc implant. This should get you close to a DD.
Best of Luck,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
Implant sizing.
700-800cc implants are very large. Still, without an exam it's impossible to give you any advise as to this size and its appropriateness for your body. Best option is to consult with more than one board certified plastic surgeon to gets multiple opinions.
Learn more: http://www.drbogue.com
Implant size
In my opinion, definitely too large. Implants in that size range will really make you appear heavy. In addition the weight of the implants will cause sagging of the breasts over time as well as thinning out of the skin and breast tissue. I usually recommend th e size range of 300 to 400 cc's. Resubmitting your question with photos would be helpful. It sounds like you Amy actually be e better candidate for a lift since you have lost a considerable amount of weight.
Large Breast implants
I try to accommodate what the patient wants and many of my patients like even larger sizes than that! I always tell patients to go larger than they think for even up to a year there is a decrease in size. I usually have patients show me photos of what size they want to be for putting an implant into a bra is a lot different than reality. I am using a new imaging system that can very accurately show a patient how they will look after even different manufacturers implants and styles. Definitely an advance to better arriving at a pleasing size for my patients.
Learn more: http://www.surgery-plastic.com
Determining the right size implant
There are many variables to consider when choosing an implant size. Too large an implant can make you look heavy, which would be a mistake after your successful weight loss. The width of the breast implant should not extend beyond the width of your rib cage or it will look artificial and be prone to complications. You should try on sizers at your plastic surgeons office and keep an open mind. Too fixed an idea can make you unwilling to hear the advice of an experienced surgeon.
Learn more: https://www.maryleepetersmd.com
Best Breast Implant Size for Me?
Thank you for the question.
Congratulations on your significant weight loss; you are very fortunate that breast lifting is not indicated despite the 100 pound weight loss!
Unfortunately, it is not possible to give you good advice without direct examination. Your plastic surgeon will be in the best position to advise you after he/she examines you in person.
In my practice, the use of photographs of "goal" pictures (and breasts that are too big or too small) is very helpful. I have found that the use of words such "too big" or "DD cup" or etc means different things to different people and therefore prove unhelpful. Also, as you know, cup size varies depending on who makes the bra; therefore, discussing desired cup size may also be inaccurate.
I use intraoperative sizers and place the patient in the upright position to evaluate breast size. Use of these sizers also allow me to select the breast implant profile (low, moderate, moderate plus, high-profile) that would most likely achieve the patient's goals. The patient's goal pictures are hanging on the wall, and allow for direct comparison. I have found that this system is very helpful in improving the chances of achieving the patient's goals as consistently as possible.
I hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastImplantXL.htm
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Angela L. Stotts
Angela L. Stotts earned her Doctoral degree in clinical psychology in 1996 at the University of Houston, Houston, Tex, USA, under the tutelage of Dr. Carlo DiClemente. Currently, she is an Associate Professor and Director of Research in the Department of Family and Community Medicine, with a cross-appointment in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science. Dr. Stotts' research primarily focuses on behavioral and pharmacological treatments for substance use disorders, particularly opioid and nicotine dependence. She has served as an investigator on multiple treatment-research studies funded by NIH and other federal agencies, and has specific expertise in motivational interviewing and acceptance and mindfulness interventions, as well as secondhand smoke interventions in medical settings.
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The kites
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An inspiring and yet simple poem by Daphne Lister. The poem has some rhyming words that the children will soon grasp and some spelling patterns that can lead to discussions about alternative ways of spelling phonemes.
Shared learning and teaching
Shared reading
- Look at the poster together. Can the children tell you what sort of text this is? What are the features of a poem? What do they think the poem is going to be about? Did they think of kites in the sky when they were outside?
- Cover the rhyming words with sticky notes and read through the text with the children. Can they guess what the rhyming words are?
- Remove the sticky notes and compare the children's ideas with those of the poet.
- Make a list of the rhyming words. What do the children notice about the spelling patterns in them?
- Discuss in pairs what the children would see if they were a kite.
Before sharing the poem with your class, go outside and look up in the air. Ask the children what they can see. Talk about things that they might see in the sky that they cannot see at the moment.
Previous learning
Children should have read poems previously and be aware that they have a different layout to prose.
Shared writing
- Use 'The kites' to scaffold a class poem. Model writing it, beginning:
Up in the air See the kites fly Like...
- Ask the children to work in pairs to think of similes that would describe the flight of the kite. Encourage them to write their ideas on individual whiteboards to be shared with the class later. Challenge more able children to think of a sentence where the last word rhymes with fly.
- Listen to some of the children's ideas and then choose one of them to finish the first verse with.
- Make up two more verses to complete the class poem. You could take verses 4 and 5 to model the rest of your poem on:
What fun it would be To look right down...
Children to continue with next two lines imagining what they would see.
The people below Would stand and stare...
Children to think of ideas to finish the verse.
- When the poem is complete, insert relevant clipart pictures and sounds using software programs.
- Print the poem out and give a copy to each child. They can practise reading it and add their own illustrations.
Key learning outcomes:
- To read more challenging texts which can be decoded using their acquired phonic knowledge and skills, along with automatic recognition of high frequency words;
- To recognise the main elements that shape different texts;
- To create short simple texts on paper/screen that combine words, images (and sounds).
Guided group and independent activities
- Ask the children to mindmap all the things they would see up in the air.
- Look at the words air and stare. Discuss the spelling pattern and sound of the two words. Can the children think of another way to spell air/are (bear, there, mayor)? Make a list of all the words that end in the phoneme air. (Letters and Sounds Phase 5)
- As an extension activity, ask children to consider the phoneme ie, and the various ways to spell ie. Find words in the text that illustrate this (sky, fly).
- Encourage the children to read the poem through independently, to practise getting the rhythm and syntax correct.
- Ask the children to design kites and create labelled diagrams, then make the kites during a D&T lesson.
- Invite the children to look through poetry books to find other poems about things in the air. They can practise reading the poems they find and recite them to the rest of the class later.
- Children can use the writing frame below to compose their own version of Daphne Lister's poem. Remind them to use their ideas from the shared reading session, especially similes. Challenge more able children to try to make the poem rhyme.
- When their poems are complete, the children could use a publishing program such as 2Publish (or a basic word processor and clip art) to publish their poem for a class anthology or to display. Alternatively they could write the poem in their best handwriting.
Share the children's poems. Look at how they have been set out on the page. Are there full stops and capital letters? Does any of it rhyme? Can anyone think of sentences to make the poem rhyme? Discuss the similes used in each poem.
Grace Kelly
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The Kites poem
Thank you for the practical ideas when using this delightful poem. I don't know if I would highlight the various spellings as it might confuse my class. I have a number of ideas to use the poem with kindergarten through to Year 6 students.


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Cornbread, Earl and Me
|Cornbread, Earl and Me
Movie cover for Cornbread, Earl and Me
|Directed by
|Joseph Manduke
|Produced by
|Joseph Manduke
|Written by
|Ronald Fair
Leonard Lamensdorf
|Tierre Turner
Laurence Fishburne
Jamaal Wilkes
Moses Gunn
Bernie Casey
Rosalind Cash
Antonio Fargas
Thalmus Rasulala
Madge Sinclair
|Music by
|Donald Byrd
|Edited by
|Aaron Stell
American International
|Distributed by
|American International Pictures
Release date
|May 21, 1975
Running time
|95 min.
Cornbread, Earl and Me is a 1975 American drama film that stars Tierre Turner, Laurence Fishburne, and Jamaal Wilkes. Directed and produced by Joseph Manduke, the film is loosely based on the 1966 Ronald Fair novel Hog Butcher.[1][2]
The film focuses on three African-American youths living in an urban neighborhood. Nathaniel Hamilton (Jamaal Wilkes, credited as Keith Wilkes) is a star basketball player from the neighborhood, who also goes by the nickname of "Cornbread." In the movie, he epitomizes the dream of the neighborhood to be successful, as he is about to become the first from his district to enter college on an athletic scholarship. He is also a local hero to the much younger friends Earl Carter (Tierre Turner) and Wilford Robinson (Laurence Fishburne). The plot thickens after a pick-up basketball game ends because of a heavy rain, and all the kids run to the local store and hang out, waiting for the rain to end. All the kids leave, except for Cornbread, Earl and Wilford. Earl and Wilford get into a playful argument about how fast Cornbread can run home. It is decided that Cornbread should make it home in 25 seconds, so he runs off, after buying another soda for himself. Unknown to all of them, an assault suspect is in the neighborhood, and is dressed like Cornbread. The two police officers are hot on the suspect's trail, but lose him in the rain. As the police officers are coming out of an alleyway, they see Cornbread running by and mistake him for the suspect they're looking for. Subsequently, Cornbread is shot in the back, and dies in the middle of the street. Wilford screams hysterically, and a riot ensues. The coroner's inquest is hampered by severe police intimidation, and no one knows anything about the shooting, except for Wilford, who becomes a man on the witness stand by telling exactly what he saw, in graphic detail.
The film's plot deals with racial injustice where an African American is the victim of a police shooting, which has became a controversial topic prior to the existence of the Black Lives Matter movement.
- Moses Gunn as Benjamin Blackwell (lawyer)
- Rosalind Cash as Sarah Robinson (mother of Wilford)
- Bernie Casey as Larry Atkins (cop)
- Madge Sinclair as Leona Hamilton (mother of Cornbread)
- Laurence Fishburne III as Wilford Robinson
- Thalmus Rasulala as Charlie (boyfriend of Sarah)
- Antonio Fargas as One Eye
- Logan Ramsey as Deputy Coroner
- Vince Martorano as John Golich (cop)
- Charles Lampkin as Fred Jenkins (store owner)
- Stefan Gierasch as Sgt. Danaher
- Stack Pierce as Sam Hamilton (father of Cornbread)
- Tierre Turner as Earl Carter (Wilford's friend)
- Jamaal Wilkes (credited as Keith Wilkes) as Cornbread (Nathaniel Hamilton)
Release on DVD & HD[edit]
- In 2001, it was released on DVD.[3]
- In 2010, it was digitized in High Definition (1080i) and broadcast on MGM HD.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ Fair, Ronald L. & Brown, Cecil (Foreword) (1966). Hog Butchers. ISBN 9780810129887.
- ^ "Cornbread, Earl and Me". MTV Movies.
- ^ "Cornbread, Earl and Me DVD". Movies.com. Retrieved October 19, 2014.


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As one would expect, this was the most satisfying of the sparkling flights, with higher prices, yes, but also better value for money
Perhaps surprisingly, after the cheapest range of wines, this pricier end of the fizz world attracted the most entries, all of which were champagnes – a mixture of good non-vintage and vintage fizz from the competitively priced to the ultra-luxurious. 'I was pleased to see such a range of styles,' commented TerraVina's Laura Rhys.
Moreover, the tasters were generally pretty impressed with what they tasted. With six wines making it onto the Shortlist, and three of those going on to the Gold List, this was far and away the most impressive section of the world of bubbles. Clearly, when it comes to fizz, you get what you pay for – and these days, it doesn't come cheap.
'There were some fair champagnes in the first round that didn't make it through simply because they didn't represent value for money,' said consultant Peter McCombie MW.
Congratulations, then, to both Ayala and Lallier, who managed to supply Gold-standard champers at sub-£25 a bottle.
'The shortlisted wines were mostly a pretty similar price (between £20-30)' said Tom Forrest of Vinopolis, 'so our tasters went for the wines on the Gold List that they felt were the best balanced.'
The Taittinger Comtes, meanwhile, was comfortably the most expensive champagne on offer, but was so sublimely elegant and complex (even at this relatively youthful age) that it was a shoo-in for the Gold List more or less from the first time it was tasted. Since the 1998 made it on last year, this marked an impressive one-two for Taitt.
The champagnes in the £20-40 flight were all very, very close. There wasn't one that really jumped out over the others. Michael Moore, Michael Moore Restaurant
Lallier Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs NV
£24.30 @ Boutinot Ltd
A sweet, fruit-driven peach and lemon nose backed up by plenty of oak. Finish is crisp, though, with just a whiff of exotic lychee perfume and some more savoury, Marmite characters. 'Long, lingering and deep,' mused Roger Jones
Ayala Brut Millesime 1999
£25.63 @ Mentzendorff & Co Ltd
Savoury autolysis character, with some development and a honeyed red apple-skin tone. 'Baked apples, good balance and a nutty finish,' said an approving Laura Rhys. Minerally and citrussy, with nice length.
Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 1999
£83.29 @ Hatch Mansfield
Restrained nose leads on to a palate of elegance and richness that builds beautifully over time. Lemon and yellow stone fruit character, with some brioche and sweet spice. Candied lemon peel finish. 'Quite vinous, with elegance, intensity and complexity,' said a delighted Olivier Gasselin.
Taittinger Brut Reserve NV
£20.73 @ Hatch Mansfield
Fresh, citrussy style with subtle red fruits and gentle autolysis. Medium weight, open and attractive. Good fresh, zesty apéritif-style champers.
De Venoge Blanc de Blancs 2000
£24.30 @ Boutinot Ltd
Fairly complex, yeasty style, with plenty of development and a well-integrated palate. 'Would match well with creamy seafood and paella,' said Louise Gordon.
Moutard 6 Cepages 2003
£26.65 @ Hallgarten Druitt
Red fruit and floral characters with some orange zest lift behind and a Braeburn apple finish.


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