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4BETTER OR WORSE- The week in review
Most offended by a college newspaper: UVA gets several thousand messages protesting three "blasphemous" cartoons depicting Jesus in the Cavalier Daily August 23-24. Bill O'Reilly also chimes in on his Fox television program. After initially refusing to apologize, the CD eventually caves and pulls the offending cartoons at the request of artist Grant Woolard, who does apologize.
Worst week for auto fatalities: James Frazier, 53, is charged with driving under the influence after he crashes his pickup September 15, seriously injuring himself and killing his son, Christopher Frazier, 22. And Jessie Allen Gibson, 23, dies in a September 12 accident near Scottsville.
Biggest murder trial: James Henry Long, 37, is found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder September 13 in Orange County. Long is convicted of shooting William E. Browning and his girlfriend, Vickie Truax, March 18, 2005, Rob Seal reports in the Progress. Browning had been married to Long's girlfriend, Robin Browning.
Biggest rash of burglaries: Four suites at Lambeth Field Apartments are robbed early September 12, and East Lawn and West Range rooms have been burglarized in the past two weeks, the Cav Daily reports.
Latest Carmike heist: The cinema is hit for the third time in four months September 16 when a dark-clothed man absconds with cash around 11:10pm. The Gardens Boulevard theater was also robbed June 19 and July 15. No arrests have been made.
Worst grave tampering: Elaine Smith's husband finds her gravesite disturbed at Fairview Christian Church in Madison County, according to NBC29. Investigators discover two shovels in nearby woods.
Biggest map-tampering fine: Former Greene County resident Julius Lee Morris is ordered to pay a $1,000 fine for whiting out portions of a county site plan for a property he owns, according to a Liesel Nowack story in the DP.
Biggest award: The Chandler Law Group wins $1.75 million for its client in an Augusta County hit-and-run civil suit, the largest award in that county, according to a release.
Third most clerks: Four UVA law grads will be clerking for the U.S. Supreme Court, outnumbered only by Harvard and Yale in number of clerks.
Best way to save on tuition: David Banh, 18, earns an undergraduate degree in math and physics at UVA in just three semesters, the first person to do so, Aaron Kessler reports in the Progress. Banh is now a doctoral candidate in math and still lives in the same dorm.
Leakiest fraternity: Sigma Chi at Roanoke College is evacuated early September 16 after a carbon monoxide detector goes off. An elderly man was killed July 14 and 114 people were sickened from a carbon monoxide leak in one of the college's dormitories.
Worst eat-your-vegetables setback: Spinach is pulled from shelves after 109 cases of E. coli– one in Virginia– are reported as of September 17
Hottest papal waters: Pope Benedict XVI apologizes for offending Muslims after referring to jihad as "evil and inhuman" in a speech.
Latest entry into modern rock radio: Saga Communications launches 106.1 FM "The Corner."
Best appearance of a local author in the TomKat/Suri issue of Vanity Fair: An excerpt from John Grisham's new, nonfiction book, The Innocent Man, in the October issue features the cigar-and-baseball-bat-wielding writer photographed at Albemarle's Cove Creek Park.
Most likely to rent The Unbearable Lightness of Being: Charlottesvillians lean toward foreign dramas, according to Netflix in USA Weekend, which tracks the tastes of Santa Barbara, California, Yakima, Washington, and Kingsport, Tennessee, the latter being more of a Big Momma's House 2 kind of town.
Most intriguing event: Culpeper hosts a Punkin Chunkin' September 23 at the Fourth Annual Howlin' Hoedown.


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Bombs in teen bedroom
No motive has yet been made public, but Benton County District Attorney John Haroldson said authorities on Friday found six kinds of explosives – including napalm bombs, pipe bombs, drain-cleaner bombs, and Molotov cocktails – in "a secret compartment that had been created in the floorboards" of the teen's bedroom. The teen, Grant Acord, sought to make his attack bigger than Columbine, Mr. Haroldson said.
The alleged plot is just the latest example of how the Columbine massacre continues shape school safety 14 years later.
Not only does the plot suggest that would-be attackers continue to draw inspiration from Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, who killed 12 students and a teacher at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., before committing suicide on April 23, 1999. But it also points to how such plots have been repeatedly foiled.
Authorities say they received a tip. Albany police became suspicious after they "received information that associated ... Acord with manufacturing a destructive device with the intent of detonating it at a school," Haroldson said, according to a CNN report.
With students more alert for signs of potential attacks post-Columbine, tips have been crucial to preventing more Columbines.
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In 2001, A suspicious note passed along by a friend led police in Elmira, N.Y., to find a high-school senior in the cafeteria with a pistol, 18 bombs, and a sawed-off shotgun, according to media reports.
Three years later, a tip about an Internet chat in which a student said he was planning to attack his school led to a stash of found stolen weapons, an AK-47, and Nazi literature in the student's house in Clinton Township, Mich., reports say.
Tips also led to the discovery of Columbine-style plots in Tampa, Fla., in 2011, and in Utah last year.
In the Utah case, the suspect actually went so far as to visit Columbine High School and interview the principal.
"To go as far as to interview the principal and physically go there … sends a message that they were extremely committed to doing something," Kenneth Trump, president of National School Safety and Security Services in Cleveland told the Monitor at the time.
In Oregon, Grant will be charged as an adult with aggravated murder, Haroldson said. He will also face charges related to bombmaking.
"This was a very methodical process," said Haroldson, according to a report in The Oregonian. "He took time to even get to this point."
The evidence gathered by police, which includes "diagrams, checklists, a plan to use explosive devices, and firearms to carry out a plan specifically modeled after the Columbine shootings" shows "intent and plans to carry out a deadly assault on a target-rich environment," he said.
Haroldson did not say when Grant planned to carry out the attack, according to ABC, but added: "I can't say enough about how lucky we are that there was an intervention. When I look at the evidence in the case, I shudder to think of what could have happened here."
Grant was arrested at his home Thursday.
Police say they have searched the school and found no devices, though a Reuters report said they are following up the initial search more thoroughly to make sure students can return to school after the Memorial Day vacation.


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Discrimination Still Exists in Housing in More Subtle Ways
Housing discrimination continues to exist in the U.S., although blatant acts of racial prejudice have been declining, according to a new study from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Subtle discrimination is still a major issue when it comes to buying, selling and renting, with the report stating "African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians learn about fewer housing options than whites, when equally-qualified. Real estate agents and housing rental providers show and recommend fewer available locations to minority families."
The agency's Housing Discrimination Against Racial and Ethnic Minorities 2012 report found African American renters that inquire about recently-advertised properties are told about 11% fewer available units.
HUD says the discrimination limits housing options and increases costs for minorities, and is a national, not regional issue. The agency conducts this study each decade to measure discrimination trends, and this is the fourth series since 1979.
HUD declined to comment for this article.
The Urban Institute conducted the study and employed a "paired testing" methodology, meaning researchers compared how white and minority home seekers were treated during the home buying, selling and renting process across 28 metropolitan areas. More than 8,000 pair tests were executed that involved two trained individuals—one white and one a minority—contacting a housing provider to inquire about recent listings.
Vicki Been, director of NYU's Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy, says subtle discrimination has held steady within the housing sector for decades, but that it's not always obvious to people.
"It's not so hard to figure out [if you are being discriminated against] if you are being told there is just no apartment available, but it's much harder to know if you are being treated differently in more subtle ways," she says. "The legacy of discrimination in the housing market makes people worry, and these trends take more than a few years to show up."
The recent housing market crash has changed the landscape of the housing market, which can make it harder to disentangle these changes, Been says.
"There are more people renting and less people buying, so it's harder to detect these changes because there has been so much change," she says.
Solving this issue will take more enforcement and continued paired testing that looks for subtle discrimination trends, Been says.
"HUD recently came out with regulations to spell out what is required to bring a discrimination suit, so it also helps [for consumers] to have greater clarity on that."
She also expects discrimination to lessen as neighborhoods continue to become increasingly diverse.
"The history of our country is one that has involved a great deal of housing discrimination, and it has been changing. I think that some of it is a trajectory—as people become more and more comfortable with more diverse neighborhoods. We need to help this happen, not just let it happen."


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Finally! A forum link! Yay! Link!
I'm curious whether Shannon's use of "Great Googly Moogly" has anything to do with my use of that expression a couple months ago in the Tonja Steele Forum.
I looked at the images that have been rendered so far. I liked the face that Kaja had for most of last year as it was, but I'll wait to see how she turns out once Shannon is happy with her.
Oh yeah... Woo! Elbows! Yay!
I've been tossing about a couple ideas for space ship design. I may not be able to draw a humanoid body, but spaceships are a different matter entirely. I'll see if I can get off my butt and draw some ideas up in a timely fashion. I got some ideas for Mining pods, but cap-ships will depend on what kind of tech Shannon decided to use for FTL travel. Jump Gates? Tessaract Generators? Warp Engines? Big rubber bands? Munchausen Generators? Also what are guns like? Do capital ships bristle with myriad laser generators, or do they fire thousands of missiles at each other, or do they have the big keel-mounted railgun, or some huge energy weapon which drains ship's power for a time after firing? Are they designed primarily as warships, or are they converted cruise ships and cargo haulers? How big is the role of Fighters?
*takes breath*
What? Oh yeah, I do follow Science fiction a little. What makes you ask?
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Ronnikc brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 88 Designs von 26 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are the Danish association of psychotherapists and we are looking for a new logo as we are redesigning our homepage. You can see the old logo here http://www.psykoterapeutforeningen.dk
Psychotherapy is for everyone, individuals, couples and groups and the association represent a broad variaty of methods from cognitive to gestalt and experiencial and exsistensiel psychotherapy.
Not everyone can be a member – a long education with examinations are required and the association is working towards getting psychotherapist institutes acredited along side other educations.
In any therapy, it is important to meet the client where they are in their own proces, , to inspire, to create comfort and safety, to push the client a little further, to dare to be with them and to mirror their thoughts.
Rather than being a counsellor, the psychotherapist is a person who gives the client the tools to find their own way.
All people looking for a psychotherapists - potential psychotherapists looking for more information.
We hope you find this inspiring and we have decided not to prefer any colors or lead you in any direction, but to simply hope that you will find a way to express what you see expresses psychotherapy best in a logo as we believe the creativity of a designer should not be limited by a fixed colorscheme or concept.
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LETTER- Get a gay perspective
Why are the Charlottesville weeklies selling their souls to wedding planners?
First the C-ville Weekly published a wedding insert; now the Hook dedicates an issue to "Getting Hitched." While I'm sure getting hitched is a wonderful experience, I don't know if I'll ever find out.
On an annual basis, our state blatantly discriminates against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community, including banning same-sex marriage. Now, the Hook is doing its part to marginalize LGBT persons.
The "Getting Hitched" issue does not make one mention about same-sex unions of any sort. Nowhere in the whole issue could I find a bride or groom who wasn't straight. Even in the advertisements, I found that queer-friendly businesses were putting on a straight-face for your issue. You'd think there were no gay people in this city.
Even your review of Brokeback Mountain is off-putting. After mostly plot summary, the writer concludes, "Non-gay viewers' reactions will vary, but quite a few will be surprised at how much they like Brokeback Mountain."
As if the monolithic gay community reviews movies in an identical fashion.
How about in every movie review featuring straight people, you add "Non-straight viewers' reactions will vary."
Get with it, Hook. You're published in one of the most progressive cities in the state; you shouldn't still have cold feet.
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Strattera is the brand name for the drug atomoxetine. Doctors prescribe it to both children and adults diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), one of the most common childhood disorders that can persist into adulthood. Those with ADHD have trouble paying attention and controlling their behavior.
Strattera is in a class of medications known as selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs). People with ADHD take this drug because it reduces hyperactivity and impulsivity and can also help them stay focused. It works by increasing levels of norepinephrine, a substance in the brain that helps control behavior.
In the United States, ADHD diagnoses are on the rise. The most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that 11 percent of children and teens, 4 to 17 years old, had the condition in 2011.
A study published in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology in 2013 also found that atomoxetine improves symptoms in children and teens, 10 to 16 years old, who have sluggish cognitive tempo (SCT). Although sluggish cognitive tempo is not a defined childhood disorder, experts suggest that may change in the near future. Like ADHD, symptoms of SCT involve difficulty paying attention and focusing, but rather than being hyperactive or impulsive, children with SCT are typically inactive or underactive.
Eli Lilly and Company manufactures Strattera, which the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved in 2002. Eli Lilly's patent on the drug is not set to expire until 2016 so generic forms of the drug are not yet available in the United States.
Before taking Strattera, you should be aware of several important warnings:
A doctor should monitor blood pressure of anyone on Strattera because the medication could cause it to go up.
Strattera is only one part of an overall ADHD treatment plan. Children and adults need to keep all follow-up doctor visits while taking Strattera and be sure to follow all instructions from the doctor, which may include counseling or special education.
Read the complete FDA warning on Strattera.
Strattera may cause side effects and can also interfere with many medications. Adults or children who have certain medical conditions should take Strattera with caution. Always tell the doctor if the person taking the drug has allergies to any medications and discuss all the risks and benefits of Strattera.
Adults should let their doctor know if they have a form of glaucoma, called narrow angle glaucoma. Doctor should also know if the person taking Strattera has ever had seizures.
Strattera can cause liver injury in some people who take it. Tell the doctor about any history of liver disease or pheochromocytoma, a tumor on a small gland near the kidneys.
People who have a heart condition or are at high risk for a heart condition may not be good candidates for Strattera. The doctor for adults or children taking the drug should know if anyone in their families ever died suddenly or if any relatives have an irregular heartbeat. Doctors should be told about any heart-related problems in children or adults being considered for Strattera, including:
Also make sure the doctor knows if the adult or child, or anyone in their family, has suffered from depression or bipolar disorder or has had suicidal thoughts.
If you're a woman, be sure to tell your doctor if you're pregnant or may become pregnant. Your doctor also needs to know if you're breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. There's not enough evidence to know whether Strattera is safe to take during pregnancy. The drug may also pass into breast milk, so nursing women should carefully weigh the risks and benefits of treatment with this drug.
Common side effects of Strattera include:
Some serious side effects can occur while taking Strattera. If you have any of these side effects, call your doctor immediately.
A doctor must closely monitor any child taking Strattera because the drug can cause children to grow more slowly or not gain enough weight. It's unknown whether the drug is safe or effective for children younger than 6 years old.
Many drugs may affect the way Strattera works. Strattera could also interfere with other medications. It's very important to let your doctor know about everything you are taking, including illegal drugs as well as any over-the-counter drugs, herbs, and dietary supplements.
Types of drugs that interact with Strattera include:
Strattera can lead to drowsiness and also cause dizziness or make you lightheaded. That's why it's important to not drive or operate machinery until you know how this medication affects you. Also, don't stand up too quickly after you've been lying down.
Strattera is a capsule that you take by mouth, usually once or twice a day either with or without food. It's important to take it at about the same time every day.
Take Strattera whole. Don't open, chew, or crush the drug. If the capsules accidentally break, make sure you wash away the loose powder. Try not to get any of the powder in your eyes, but if you do, rinse them with water and call your doctor right away.
Your doctor will probably prescribe a low dose of Strattera at first, but may increase it after at least three days. Although your symptoms may begin to improve in the first few days, it can take up to four weeks to get the full benefit of the medication.
Take Strattera exactly as your doctor prescribed.
It's unknown whether one dose of more than 120 mg or total daily doses above 150 mg are safe to take.
Symptoms of a Strattera overdose may include:
If you or someone else has symptoms of an overdose, call a poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. If someone collapses or isn't breathing, call 911.
Strattera is not a cure for ADHD. You should continue taking the drug, even if you feel well or have no symptoms. Don't stop taking it without talking to your doctor first.
If you miss a dose of Strattera, take the missed dose as soon as you remember. If it's already close to your next dose, skip the missed dose and take your next dose as scheduled. Don't take two capsules at once to make up for a missed dose.
A: Most side effects begin soon after the medication has been started, but some side effects take a while to progress and it is possible to get new side effects later on in therapy. The most common side effects of Strattera (atomoxetine) in children during clinical trials included nausea (incidence of 7 to 21 percent), vomiting (3 to 11 percent), and abdominal pain (7 to 18 percent). Most clinical trials are relatively short, so these side effects came about rather early in treatment. However, it would be possible for these side effects to appear later on. Zoloft (sertraline) reported less than 10 percent incidence of nausea and 1 to 10 percent incidence of vomiting during clinical trials. Claritin (loratadine) had a 2 percent incidence of abdominal pain in children in clinical trials and less than 2 percent incidence of nausea or vomiting. Ranitidine (Zantac) has abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting as reported side effects, however the frequency is not defined. There may be other reasons for vomiting, including a virus or gastrointestinal disorder. See your doctor to rule out other causes of vomiting; you may need to see a specialist in gastrointestinal disorders. If he or she thinks that one of the medications is to blame, it would be best to stop the medications one at a time to see if the offending agent can be found. Please see the following Everyday Health link for more information on Strattera: //www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/strattera. Laura Cable, PharmD
A: According to the package insert for Straterra, the usual maintenance dose for a patient age 6-15 years is based on the weight of the patient. For a patient weighing 72 lbs, the recommended daily dose range for Straterra is 39 mg daily to 59 mg daily. One of the common side effects of Strattera in children is tiredness. This information is solely educational.
A: Strattera (atomoxetine) is classified as a norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor. Strattera is approved for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). According to the prescribing information for Strattera, there were two randomized double-blind placebo-controlled studies performed on adult patients. These studies established the effectiveness of Strattera for the treatment of ADHD in adults. The effectiveness of the medication was examined by a thirty item scale and an eighteen item total ADHD symptom score. The two studies were ten weeks in duration and dosages were titrated to a range of 60 mg to 120 mg per day. In both of the studies, ADHD symptoms were improved in the patients that were taking Strattera. Investigations were conducted to determine if subsets of the study population, such as age under 42 and age of 42 and older, had different responsiveness to the medication. There was not a differential responsiveness revealed by these different subsets of the study population. Adult ADHD is defined as a medical condition in which adult patients have difficulty with attention, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior. Adult ADHD actually begins in childhood, but sometimes isn't diagnosed until patients are older. Treatment for adult ADHD can include counseling and/or medication therapy. The medications that are used to treat adults with the condition are the same as those that are used for children. There is not one medication or dosage that works for each patient. Patients respond differently to medications and what may be best for one patient is not necessarily the best for another. One class of medications that are often used for the treatment of ADHD are stimulants. This class of medications affect chemicals in the brain and neurotransmitters. Some examples of medications in this class include methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta, Metadate and Daytrana), amphetamine and dextroamphetamine (Adderall), dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine), and lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse). Other medications that are used to treat adult ADHD include Strattera and various drugs that are classified as antidepressant medications. Consult with your physician regarding your questions and concerns about treatment options for adult ADHD. Medication selection is based on several patient specific factors including your medical condition, other medical conditions you may have, other medications you take, any drug allergies you have and any other pertinent medical information. Due to the complexity of this decision making process, your physician will need to properly evaluate your specific circumstances. For more specific information, consult with your doctor or pharmacist for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Jen Marsico, RPh
A: According to the prescribing information, bruising is not a reported side effect associated with Strattera (atomoxetine) treatment. Additionally, bruising is not a typical symptom associated with liver damage. Symptoms related to liver dysfunction include dark urine, low fever, loss of appetite, clay-colored stool, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes), unexplained flu-like symptoms, itching, nausea or right upper quadrant stomach tenderness. If your daughter has been experiencing unexplained bruising, or you are concerned about her risk for liver damage, it is important to consult with her primary health care provider for proper evaluation, diagnosis of the underlying cause and possible treatment options. Strattera is a selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor indicated for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The most commonly occurring side effects, in clinical trials of children and adolescents, include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, decreased appetite, abdominal pain and somnolence (drowsiness). Strattera is typically taken once daily. Strattera should be taken with a full glass of water and may be taken without regard to food. Take Strattera exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Do not use a capsule that has been opened or accidentally broken. For more specific information, consult with your doctor or pharmacist for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Beth Isaac, PharmD
By Mary Elizabeth Dallas | Medically Reviewed by Pat F. Bass III, MD, MPH
Latest Update: 2014-07-31
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - VeriFone Systems Inc PAY.N said on Thursday it will pull out of the hot business of signing up small merchants to accept credit card payments, reducing competition for start-up Square Inc and other companies that jumped into the space recently.
VeriFone, a leading provider of card readers and payment processing services, unveiled SAIL in May, a service that lets small and individual merchants accept card payments through devices that plug into smart phones and other mobile devices.
The move was a response to the success of Square, a start-up led by Jack Dorsey, which has a card reader that has been a hit with small merchants such as cab drivers.
However, it is hard to make a profit from such services because the provider is at least partly responsible for any problems, such as fraud. That's the reason VeriFone decided to get out of the business.
"Our experience through 2012 with tens of thousands of these micro-merchants tells us that the standalone economics of micro-merchant acquiring are fundamentally unprofitable," Doug Bergeron, chief executive of VeriFone, said during a conference call with analysts.
The cost of tracking down and signing up small and individual merchants, through things like TV and Internet-search advertising, "will never justify the razor thin-margins produced by merchants with infrequent volumes and extremely high attrition," he added.
In addition to VeriFone, EBay Inc's (EBAY.O) PayPal division, Intuit Inc (INTU.O) and Groupon Inc (GRPN.O) have gotten into the small merchant payments business in the past year, making it one of the hottest parts of the massive payments industry. However, VeriFone's move may be an early sign of a shakeout in the sector.
Square is already branching out into other services and is focusing on larger merchants. It recently developed a digital wallet, similar to PayPal's main service, and signed a major payments deal with Starbucks Corp (SBUX.O), the world's largest coffee chain.
Groupon's payments business is designed to encourage more merchants to run its daily deals, rather than generate big profits for the company.
"The only possible survivors in this fundamentally challenging business model will be companies who might have an opportunity to provide other services to these micro-merchants," Bergeron said. "You can see evidence of other competitors' similar experience, as they shift their own business models to wallets."
Instead of signing up small merchants directly, VeriFone plans to partner with banks and so-called merchant acquirers who will use its SAIL platform and services to sign them up, the CEO explained.
The move means VeriFone will not be exposed to the risks and costs of handling fraud and other problems from these small merchant accounts.
VeriFone plans to sell the customer acquisition, risk management, and customer billing assets it developed for the micro-merchant initiative, Bergeron said.
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JIM NANTZ, CHRISTY O'CONNOR JR. and Arnold Palmer will present 2009 Inductees Lanny Wadkins, Christy O'Connor and the late Dwight D. Eisenhower, respectively, at the World Golf Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony next month. Seve Ballesteros will present José María Olazábal through a videotaped message.
Nantz, who shared broadcast responsibilities with Wadkins from 2002 to 2006, said, "Lanny was a champion golfer at every stage of his distinguished career. What always impressed me the most was the way he represented the game with the utmost class and dignity."
"I think it's wonderful that he [Eisenhower] is being recognized on this level for the many contributions he made to the game," Palmer said. "President Eisenhower received many honors in his life, but I think he would have really enjoyed this one."
Olazábal has asked his good friend and fellow Spaniard Ballesteros, who was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor last year and has since undergone multiple surgeries and cancer treatments.
"It is fantastic knowing that Jose Maria will become a member of the Hall of Fame. He deserves it for all he has done and is still doing for golf," Ballesteros said.
Golf Channel commentator Rich Lerner will host the ceremony, which will take place on Nov. 2 at the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Fla., and will air the same night on the Golf Channel at 9 p.m. ET.
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So it's about 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. I just stuffed some lemon, garlic, and fresh rosemary and thyme up into the nether regions of Rocky, a free range chicken, who is now doing serious time in a very hot oven.
My husband, casting about for something to do during halftime of the second NFL playoff, just cut a bunch of peppers, zucchini, onions and tomatoes into perfectly uniform chunks (he was, after all, a math major) for a killer oven-ratatouille. He did the labor intensive part. I added some olive oil, fresh herbs, balsamic vinegar, and etc. (Ask me for my recipe: it's infriggencredible, and low-fat, too.) He will also do the dishes. Or so I assume.
Ahh, the division of labor. But we'll get back to that.
Surely by now you have heard of the recent Pew study that found that women make more money than their spouses in 22 percent of American marriages, up from a mere 4 percent in 1970. And unless you've been living under a rock, you know that thanks to the recession, women now outnumber men in the workplace. All of which makes Sandra Tsing Loh, writing a very funny piece in Sunday's NYT magazine, long to return to the days of the housewife. (For the record, she makes more money than either her ex-husband or the man she is now living with.) What she wants is one of her own. But first, this:
I don't know how it's going for my sisters, but as my 40s and Verizon bills and mortgage payments roll on, I seem to have an ever more recurring 1950s housewife fantasy. In this magical Technicolor world, the breadwinner husband, Brad, leaves home (where his duties are limited to mowing the lawn and various minor home repairs) at 7 a.m. When he returns from work at 6 p.m., aside from a savory roast with mashed potatoes, his homemaker wife, Nancy, has pipe, slippers and a tray of Manhattans ready.
The couple sink into easy chairs and get pleasantly soused while Brad recounts his workday battles. Through a dreamy mixed-bourbon haze, Nancy makes gentle cooing sounds like "Ah!" and "Oh!" and "Did the central manager really say that in the meeting? They don't appreciate all the hard work you do! Oh, Brad!"
Nancy has her active-listener face on for several reasons. One is that her 1950s housewife day (stay with me, I admitted this was a fantasy) was an agreeable roundelay of kitchen puttering and grocery shopping and, once home, the placing of those comestibles in the icebox via the precise — or charmingly imprecise — geometry Nancy favors. She jokes that Brad, poor dear, couldn't find the icebox if you asked him.
Makes you just drool for a Manhattan, doesn't it? But Loh's point — and a good one — is that for all our talk about "work-life balance" and fifty-fifty splits on housework and whathaveyou, what we've lost is a clear delineation of job descriptions. Not gender-specific, mind you. (As Loh points out, she is much better suited to be married to a housewife than to be one.) But more along the lines of we all do what we do best. And maybe, given this new worklife landscape, we all come out even? Which eliminates, among other things, the need to judge each other's performance on, say, loading the dishwasher or cleaning the fridge. But instead, says Loh, absent the clear roles in our postmodern lives, we have rules, resentment and endless negotiation:
Fast forward to 2010. When husbands and wives not only co-work but try to co-homemake, as post-feminist and well-intentioned as it is, out goes the clear delineation of spheres, out goes the calm of unquestioned authority, and of course out goes the gratitude.
Aside from the irritation of never being able to reach the spatula (men tend to place items on shelves that are a foot higher than women can manage), I have found co-homemaking inefficient. With 21st-century technology, it's a straightforward matter to run a modern home. Sheep don't need to be sheared; the wash is not done on a board by the creek; nothing needs canning, because we have Costco. Even someone who works 40 hours a week can keep a home standing, and food in the fridge, by himself.
What can turn into a second shift is not just negotiating the splitting of this labor with another person, but the splitting of decision-making authority. Two co-workers in the home also have the opportunity to regularly evaluate each other's handiwork, not always to a positive effect. (Suffice it to say, stacking food in the fridge with precise geometric elegance is apparently not among my talents.)
In the end, we all want a wife. And here's the thing. We all can have one and be one, regardless of gender. I for one have no feminist angst about leaving it to my husband to take out the trash or, for that matter, making sure the bills are paid on time. On the other hand, I may hate putting dinner on the table, but I am one hell of a chef. And I can take apart and fix a vacuum cleaner, though I am loathe to use it. All of which shouts laissez-faire — You've got the time, I've got the inclination — rather than negotiation. That last, in our postmodern lives, Loh points out, is what tends to muck everything up:
But the home has become increasingly invaded by the ethos of work, work, work, with twin sets of external clocks imposed on a household's natural rhythms. And in the transformation of men and women into domestic co-laborers, the Art of the Wife is fast disappearing.
So in the meantime, I may need to settle for a man who can simply make a decent tray of Manhattans and, while you're at it, pussycat, make mine a double.
Mine, too. Oh, and thanks in advance for doing the dishes.


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Dravid blasts Indian cricket team; feels they lack talent
After Sunil Gavaskar, it was the turn of Rahul Dravid to lambast the Indian cricket team and 'The Wall' has questioned the "skill, ability and talent" of the players representing the country.
Cricket legend Rahul Dravid was scathing in his criticism after India's abject surrender in the Kolkata Test, questioning the "skill, ability and talent" of the players who are representing the country.
"People talk about attitude and say (the players) don't care because there is too much money in the Indian Premier League. That's one side of things but the main thing is their lack of skill and ability, which is more worrying for me. It raises questions as to the talent and quality of players coming through," Dravid told 'BBC Test Match Special'.
"One of the challenges India face is that our domestic cricket is not of the quality to allow players to seamlessly move into international cricket."
There is a lot of anger among the cricket-crazy Indian fans and the veteran of 164 Tests and 13,288 runs feels that it is absolutely justified. "A lot of people are upset not just by losing but the manner of the defeats. India won three tosses and had the wicket in their favour in Mumbai and the best of the batting conditions here in Kolkata but they just haven't been able to capitalise or put up a fight," said Dravid, who had retired from international cricket last March.
Dravid along with Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman, Anil Kumble and Virender Sehwag formed the core of a solid Indian Test team that reached the pinnacle of success winning in Australia, England, Pakistan, West Indies, New Zealand.
"England have put a mirror up to the Indian cricket team and shown them the challenges that they face. Successful teams have a group of players who come through together and peak at the same time." The 'Wall' feels that 'A' tours are becoming increasingly more important.
"I think having 'A' tours and the academy system is becoming more and more important and I think England have been pretty good with that in the way that the academy travels every winter to different parts of the world. I think that is something India can learn from England," Dravid said.
"It is about recognising that the Indian team is in a bit of transition and working out how to bring through young players who have the skill, technique, temperament and desire to play Test cricket."
Dravid also admitted that Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha didn't deliver as per expectations. "India have been outbowled in the spin department and that's a worrying sign because spin has been our strength."
Although he is thoroughly disappointed with the Indian team's effort in the field and their general fitness standards, he was blunt in stating that it can't be used as an excuse. "India have been poor in the field and their physical fitness is disappointing me. That's not an excuse. You can't demand runs, but you can at least demand accountability in terms of intensity and effort."
There is always a possibility that the Indian team would come back stronger and level the series in the final Test in Nagpur but the 40-year-old feels that there is a need for long-term planning. "Irrespective of what happens in Nagpur, the lessons need to be learned from the series if India wants to be a consistently successful team and challenge again for the number one ranking," he concluded.
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- English translation : We Dare Defend Our Rights (Latin)
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LONDON — Injuries knocked five players out of Wimbledon on Wednesday — with second-seeded Victoria Azarenka joining the man who stunned Rafael Nadal in the first round and the American who won the longest match in tennis history on the casualty list.
The start of Day 3 of the grass-court Grand Slam was less about the tennis results and more about a list that included Azarenka, Steve Darcis and John Isner.
Also pulling out with injuries were 10th-seeded Marin Cilic (left knee) and 2006 quarterfinalist Radek Stepanek (left hamstring).
"I would say (it's a) very black day," Cilic said of the rash of injury withdrawals. "The other days, other weeks, there were no pullouts. Everything just happened today."
The tournament also lost a former champion, 2002 winner Lleyton Hewitt, but he managed to play a match. The Australian was ousted by 189th-ranked German qualifier Dustin Brown, 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-2.
The dreadlocked Brown, who switched nationality from Jamaica in 2010, was in tears after beating the former No. 1-ranked player.
"I cried like a little girl," said Brown, who has played mainly on the lower-tier challenger circuit in 2013 and had never won a match at Wimbledon until this year.
For Hewitt, who upset 11th-seeded Stanislas Wawrinka in the first round, it was a dispiriting departure from his 15th straight appearance at the All England Club. Asked if he would be back next year, he said, "Yeah, definitely. We'll see."
Another former top-ranked player, Caroline Wozniacki, is leaving the tournament early. The ninth-seeded Dane — whose right ankle was taped — slumped to a 6-2, 6-2 loss to 196th-ranked Czech qualifier Petra Cetkovska, continuing her disappointing run since finishing 2011 as No. 1.
In another women's match, Canadian teenager Eugenie Bouchard picked up the biggest victory of her career, beating 12th-seeded Ana Ivanovic, the 2008 French Open champion, 6-3, 6-3 to reach the third round. The 66th-ranked Bouchard, who is 19, won the girls' title at the All England Club a year ago.
Azarenka, the two-time Australian Open champion, pulled out after hurting her right knee in her opening-round win against Maria Joao Koehler. She withdrew minutes before her second-round match against Flavia Pennetta.
Azarenka reached the semifinals at Wimbledon the last two years and had been seeded to face five-time champion Serena Williams in the final.
It's only the second time in the Open era that a women's player seeded in the top 2 has conceded a match by walkover at any Grand Slam. The last time it happened was in 1974 at the French Open when second-seeded Nancy Richey pulled out before a match.
In her match against Koehler, Azarenka did the splits near the baseline, then crumpled to the grass, clutching her right knee and sobbing. She recovered after a medical timeout to win. Azarenka said on Wednesday that medical tests showed she had a bone bruise rather than a tear but was unable to recover in time.
"We tried to do everything we could, but it was a very significant fall," she said. "To recover in two days after that seemed impossible."
Steve Darcis, the 135th-ranked Belgian who beat two-time champion Nadal in straight sets on Monday in one of Wimbledon's greatest upsets, pulled out because of a right shoulder injury.
Darcis, who had been scheduled to play Lukasz Kubot of Poland, said he hurt his shoulder while diving for a shot in the first set against Nadal.
"After the match, a few hours after, I start to feel so much pain, I couldn't sleep that night," he said. "I saw the physio, the doctor, yesterday. They did a good job. It's a little bit better today. But no chance I can play. I cannot serve. It makes no sense to go on the court to withdraw after two games."
Darcis had become an overnight sensation after beating the eight-time French Open champion and holder of 12 Grand Slam titles.
"When you beat a guy like Rafa first round, you want to show more, you want to play more matches," Darcis said. "I was playing maybe the best tennis in my life here. Not to go on the court today, it's maybe the biggest disappointing thing I have to do."
Isner, the 18th-seeded American, retired during his second-round match against Adrian Mannarino of France with a left knee injury after only two games.
Isner took a medical time out during the second game and a trainer taped the knee. But he was clearly hobbled and decided to quit after serving the first point in the third game.
The retirement came three years after Isner beat Nicolas Mahut 70-68 in the fifth set in a match that lasted more than 11 hours over three days. Now, Isner is out after one of the shortest matches in Wimbledon history.
Isner, who was trying to reach the third round at Wimbledon for the first time, said he felt something in his knee when he landed on his left leg after hitting a serve on the third point of the match.
"I always serve and land on my left leg, like I have done 20 million times playing this game, and this is the first time I just felt this sharp pain," he said. "It didn't pop. It just grabbed like really badly, and I knew I was in serious trouble then. I knew at that point it was not likely I was going to be able to play."
Isner said it appeared to be a tendon injury, not a major tear, and he does not expect to need surgery.
"I just can't bend my knee," he said. "I can walk as long as I keep it straight."
Away from the injury front, seven-time champion Roger Federer was to face Sergiy Stakhovsky on Centre Court, while 2012 U.S. Open champion and Wimbledon runner-up Andy Murray was placed on Court 1.
Maria Sharapova, the 2004 Wimbledon champ, was scheduled to play her second-round match on Court 2 against 131st-ranked qualifier Michelle Larcher de Brito of Portugal.


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Biodiversity Institute of Ontario
Paul D. N. Hebert
C Michael Hogan
Kevin J. Caley
Encyclopedia of Earth
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The term amphibian comes from the Greek amphibios meaning "both lives". This is an apt description because most adult amphibians are better adapted to life on land than in water, while their larval phases are entirely aquatic.
For much of their lives, which may last a couple of months or several years depending on the species, larval amphibians bear little resemblance to their adult forms. Then something miraculous happens. In a matter of weeks or even days, the once fish-like larvae metamorphose into terrestrial, air-breathing quadrupeds!
There are three extant orders in the Class Amphibia: Anura (frogs and toads), Caudata (salamanders), and Gymnophiona (caecilians). The order Anura has the most extant species, with 6,500 members worldwide (Frost, 2015). Of Caudata, 390 salamander species exist worldwide. The third amphibian group, the caecilians, is smaller still with a total of only 162 species, all of which are restricted to the tropics. Many species of amphibians are endangered, with principal threat classes consisting of anthropogenic alteration of surface water distribution due to agricultural land conversion and urbanization to serve needs of the exploding human population; other significant threats to species extinctions are excessive nitrate, herbicides and pesticides from agricultural practices.
The study of amphibians is often grouped together with that of reptiles under the heading "Herpetology", the base of which, 'Herpe-', is derived from the Greek word 'herpes' meaning "to creep". The mention of this term is enough to make many amphibian and reptile scientists cringe, since we recognize now that these two taxa are only distantly related. In fact, reptiles are more closely akin to mammals than to amphibians. Despite this fact, for hundreds of years, scientists around the world failed to distinguish between these two vertebrate groups. Carolus Linnaeus, the father of modern biological classification, dismissed them as "foul and loathsome". Today, the success of films such as Anaconda attests to our persistent fear of "cool blooded" creatures. However, a better understanding of them may persuade even the most timid observer that reptiles and amphibians are not only profoundly different but hardly "creepy" at all.
Amphibians and Reptiles: Similarities and Differences
Both amphibians and reptiles are ectotherms, meaning that they derive heat from the environment, rather than producing it internally. To say that they are cold-blooded is imprecise since they, like endothermic vertebrates, need to keep warm in order to remain active. Ectotherms are forced to slow down as their environment cools. Although this may put them at risk from predators, it can also be advantageous. Whereas an endotherm expends a tremendous amount of energy just to maintain a constant body temperature, a cold ectotherm can pass months at a time requiring little food or oxygen.
Aside from sharing the same mode of thermoregulation, amphibians and reptiles are very different organisms. While reptiles have internal fertilization and a waterproof scaly skin which allow them to live independent from water, amphibians are intimately associated with it. For the most part, amphibians are scaleless and their skin is highly permeable, requiring a source of moisture in order to prevent desiccation. In addition, most amphibians must mate in the water, where they deposit their soft, jelly-encased egg masses.
D.C.Blackburn and D.B.Wake, 2011. Class Amphibia Gray, 1825. In: Zhang, Z.-Q. (Ed.) Animal biodiversity: An outline of higher-level classification and survey of taxonomic richness. Zootaxa 3148: 39-55.
D.R. Frost et al. 2006. The Amphibian Tree of Life. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 297: 1–291.
D.R. Frost. 2015. Amphibian Species of the World: an Online Reference. Version 6.0 (Date of access August 19, 2015). Electronic Database accessible at http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/index.html. American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA.
C.Michael Hogan. 2008. California Giant Salamander, Dicamptodon ensatus. Globaltwitcher. ed. N.Stromberg
B.Lanza, S.Vanni & A.Nistri. 1998. Cogger, H.G. & Zweifel, R.G.. ed. Encyclopedia of Reptiles and Amphibians. San Diego: Academic Press. pp. 60–68. ISBN 0-12-178560-2.
This article was adapted from the Encyclopedia of Earth.
Available under CC BY-SA-2.5
Biodiversity Institute of Ontario (Lead Author);Paul D. N. Hebert, C Michael Hogan (Contributing Author);Kevin J. Caley (Topic Editor) "Amphibian". In: Encyclopedia of Earth. Eds. Cutler J. Cleveland (Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information Coalition, National Council for Science and the Environment). [First published in the Encyclopedia of Earth August 29, 2008; Last revised Date May 24, 2012; Retrieved September 27, 2012 Encyclopedia of Earth.


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George Welsh: Living legend needs work
George Welsh is sleeping better since he retired as UVA's head coach after the 2000 season. When he was coaching, he could never sleep the night before a game. "I was always nervous the day of a game," he says. "I don't know why. I wasn't going to get fired."
Talk about your understatements. This from the man who brought the UVA football team from the toilet bowl to the Peach Bowl and became the winningest coach in the ACC.
These days as he watches UVA play from a box, he admits the feel of the game is different up there. And that's not the only thing that's different. He still has an office at UVA in the old ticket office at U-Hall– but he doesn't get the perks of being a coach, like a car or a secretary. "I can't delegate," he grouses.
After 19 seasons coaching the 'Hoos, Welsh says that for the first year he found the freedom of retirement rejuvenating. Now he's getting restless. He's a part-time scout for the New York Giants, a pastime he calls "more of an avocation than a job."
"I'm looking for a third career," he says.
That probably won't be as a pitchman for companies like Eddins Ford, where Welsh got use of a car for a year in exchange for doing a commercial. "Maybe if I looked like Robert Redford," he jokes.
Age: 69
What brought you here? This job in 1982
What's worst about living here? Traffic
Favorite hangout? Aberdeen Barn has increased tremendously since I've been here.
What's overrated? Money
What would people be surprised to know about you? I have an intellectual bent. I've read a lot of Russian literature.
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? A lot of people thought of me as aloof and reserved. I'm not aloof, and could have done more on those lines.
What accomplishment are you proudest of? Taking two football teams from the bottom and bringing them up, and graduating from the Naval Academy.
What do people find most annoying about you? I'm not a "hail fellow well met." At certain times of the year, I was not very affable or gracious, and during the football season I had blinders on.
Whom do you admire? Admiral Ephraim Holmes and Admiral Kinnard McKee
Favorite book? Alexander Solzhenitsyn's One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
What subject causes you to rant? I don't rant except sometimes on the practice field when things were going poorly.
What thrills you about life in the 21st century? Medical advances
What creeps you out about life in the 21st century? The partisan political climate and acrimony
What do you drive? Ford Explorer [see story]
What's in your car CD player right now? Nothing. I usually listen to sports, NPR, or talk shows.
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What's the most trouble you've ever gotten in? I was almost dismissed from the Naval Academy my first year because I had so many demerits.
What do you regret? I don't have any regrets. Maybe as head coach, not doing things differently in games I lost. Everybody has that sort of regret.
Favorite comfort food? New England clam chowder and macaroni and cheese
What's always in your refrigerator? Juice orange or V8, fruit, cheese, fat-free milk, and smoked turkey or chicken breast
Must-see TV? CNBC at 5 to watch the stocks go down
Favorite cartoon? New Yorker cartoons, although some I still can't figure out
Describe a perfect day. In Nantucket in the summer. It's nice and cool while it's 95 degrees in Charlottesville. I'd go surf fishing early with coffee and a muffin to try to get some bluefish. I'd drive on the beach and go clamming. Then I'd take a picnic to the beach and go in the water just once because it's so darn cold. Friends would gather around and bring clams, swordfish, and steak; we'd grill on the beach, and then go home.
Walter Mitty fantasy? I never fantasized about coaching a team in the Super Bowl.
Who'd play you in the movie? George C. Scott
Most embarrassing moment? A couple of terrible beatings on the football field where we lost by 50 points.
Best advice you ever got? You're going to have to coach the way your personality is. You can't be Woody Hayes, Mo Schembechler, or Knute Rockne. You have to be George Welsh.
Favorite bumper sticker? The V sabre circle sticker. My son designed that.


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Joey Barton is facing a nine‑game ban after appearing to assault three Manchester City players during yet another shameful episode from the controversial midfielder.
The Queens Park Rangers player was sent off for violent conduct after elbowing Carlos Tevez in his side's defeat to City on Sunday. After receiving a red card Barton then kicked Sergio Agüero, before aiming a headbutt at City's captain, Vincent Kompany, following the ugly flashpoint. Barton had to be restrained from moving towards Mario Balotelli on the touchline before he finally headed down the tunnel.
The Football Association is almost certain to hand Barton a more severe punishment once it has received the match official's report. Yet Barton remained defiant afterwards and even admitted his actions were an attempt to get a rival player sent off, too. In a series of tweets, he wrote: "Can do nothing but apologise to the players and the fans. Still don't think it's a sending off. Tried to take 1 of their players with me." He added: "Still not my proudest moment but who gives a f*ck, we are safe..........and that is all that matters."
While Barton was unrepentant, his manager, Mark Hughes, admitted the officials got it right but refused to blame his captain for his actions, which could have cost his team their survival had Bolton Wanderers managed to beat Stoke City. As it was, Stoke fought back for a 2-2 draw, meaning Rangers stayed up despite their heroic defeat, which could have been an unlikely victory had it not been for two City goals in injury time.
"If we'd have pulled it off and actually won the game I think it would have been the greatest Premier League performance in history, because of the significance of the game and the attention focused on it. I'm immensely proud of the players and what they produced," said Hughes.
"It's a huge achievement, because people have no idea what I walked into, to be perfectly honest. And to be able to bring the group together and galvanise them, and you saw what they were able to produce today in unbelievable circumstances, I think it shows great credit to QPR."
Hughes vowed that they would not have to fight relegation again as long as he remains manager. "This club will never be in this situation again while I'm here managing the club so we'll be fine. We're going to build and we're going to create a club that's going to be really strong in the Premier League. That's the aim of everybody connected to QPR – we're going to enjoy the summer and there'll be a lot of hard work when we come back."
Regarding Barton's red card in the 55th-minute, Hughes said: "We were disappointed we lost Joey to a sending-off which shouldn't have happened. But that's the only negative on an otherwise fantastic day for QPR. He should have been sent off, without a shadow of a doubt. Absolutely."
He added: "I haven't seen the incident and I haven't spoken to Joey but people who saw it were saying he had to go. I haven't seen it myself, so I shouldn't comment but, like I say, it was a sending-off. There were a lot of people on the pitch and you don't want to see those scenes. But we didn't allow that to disrupt what we were trying to do and went up the other end of the pitch and scored a fantastic goal."
Pressed that if Bolton had won Barton might have cost QPR their Premier League status, Hughes said: "Yeah, but it didn't. I understand there will be a lot of comments about what happened and Joey and his behaviour but please forgive me, I'd rather just concentrate on what we did. I thought it was fantastic the way the guys stuck at it in unbelievable circumstances and we nearly did it."
Hughes, who was sacked as City manager before Roberto Mancini took over in December 2009, had kind words for his former club and their first title since 1968. "I congratulate them – it's a huge achievement for them and I'm sure there will be many more in the future," he said. "It was all the more exciting because of [the excitement] – the circumstances of the game I think was unbelievable – I don't think I've ever been involved in something like that, so it's a great day for everybody."
Hughes's sole disparagement of his side was that they relaxed when ahead. "The one criticism was that we understood that we were safe so maybe we just switched off for one second – that's all you need to do when you're up against a team like City. I'm a little bit flat – that's because I'm disappointed we got beat, so maybe we're a little bit greedy, so there you go."
Hughes, who replaced Neil Warnock in January, was asked what he had walked into then. "It was a club that didn't have things in place that you need to be successful, to have the support structures in place to be consistently good week-in, week-out, and all those things needed to be put in place, and a dressing room that was a little bit fragmented because there was a new manager. So we had to bring all that together and try to mend it quickly and thankfully that's what we did."
Pablo Zabaleta opened the scoring for City on 39 minutes before goals from Djibril Cissé on 48 minutes and Jamie Mackie in the 66th gave QPR the lead. As Manchester United were beating Sunderland 1-0, Roberto Mancini's men needed to score twice as the match entered the five minutes of added time.
Goals from Edin Dzeko and Agüero handed City the title and Hughes said: "At 2-1 I couldn't see City getting back into it, to be honest. I just felt they'd lost their direction and they were knocking aimless balls into our penalty box, just hoping something was going to break for them, and in the end it did. If you keep putting balls in decent areas, sometimes it works for you, and I think Roberto would have to admit he's been lucky today."


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