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During a short teleconference call Floyd "Money" Mayweather (44-0, 26KOs) spoke about his past fights, PPV sales and strangely enough...tennis.
Afterwards, Leonard Ellerbe, Mayweather's advisor and CEO of Mayweather Promotions, spoke about the business side of the "The One" slated for Saturday, September 14th, at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
Ellerbe mentioned the 572 closed circuit outlets in which the event will be broadcast, the sponsors involved and the potential Pay-Per-View buys. Then he introduced the current pound for pound king, who declared: 'In Mexico, he is a rock star, and he is a good solid boxer. And People like to see two undefeated fighters face each other.'
At times the conference sounded like a business meeting more than a boxing press conference with Mayweather Jr explaining how inflation can help his upcoming fight surpass the numbers of his last blockbuster against Oscar De La Hoya in 2007.
"We can still break the record and not do the 2.5 million," he stated mentioning the current estimate for the PPV. "The price of everything has gone up since 2007 including PPV so we don't have to do 2.5 to make more than my fight with Oscar.
"We will have to see! I say it is different fighting on a Mayweather under card than fighting Floyd Mayweather," he said with a smile, adding: "It's a lot of pressure but some fighters fight well under pressure. I think there is a lot of pressure on 'Canelo' Alvarez."
Soon the conversation took a strange turn when Mayweather was asked about tennis and what tennis player he would consider a good boxer. Mayweather slipped the question as well as he does punches in the ring and instead mentioned some of the players he admired while praising the Williams sisters, Venus and Serena.
Things took a turn for the worse when Floyd began to have phone issues but did not deter the much more mature Mayweather from giving us flashes of his more rambunctious self when a Puerto Rican reporter dared to begin his question by mentioning Miguel Cotto.
"You only mention him because you are from Puerto Rico," Mayweather almost shouted through the phone. "I already took care of him. This is about 'Canelo'."
When the reporter was finally able to ask his question inquiring what could Alvarez learn from watching the Cotto fight against Mayweather, the Grand Rapids, Michigan, native answered dryly, "only thing he can learn from that Cotto fight is how to lose.
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What it takes for Heat | Vogel to Orlando? | Spurs face questions | Mavs eye Howard | Grizzlies talk to Ewing
No. 1: Heat come through when heat was on — Unconventional? Necessary? Desperate? Use your own adjectives. But trailing 3-2 in the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Heat had no more room to back up and, as our own Lang Whitaker points out, they did what they needed to do to survive and force Game 7 on Sunday:
While starting a rookie at center was largely prompted from attrition, it was a couple of veterans who did the heavy lifting for the Heat, helping them even the series with a 103-91 win. When the Heat were looking at a possible end of their season in Game 7 of their first round series against the Charlotte Hornets, Goran Dragic took control, scoring 25 points. Facing elimination again Friday, Dragic shredded Toronto for a career playoff-high 30 points, and chipped in seven rebounds.
"I didn't want to go home to Europe," Dragic joked. "I wanted to stay here."
Dragic got significant help from Dwyane Wade, who finished with 22 points, giving him 110 points in his last four games. While Justise Winslow looked Lilliputian lined up against Toronto center Bismack Biyombo, he finished with 12 points and three rebounds, and more than held his own in the paint.
Miami's rotation shuffles were mostly due to injuries — Miami center Hassan Whiteside went out during Game 3 with a knee sprain, which made the series "go sideways," according to Miami coach Erik Spoelstra. But the Heat's smaller group was also a way to give Toronto a fresh look after five games against the same team.
"It's just unconventional," said Wade of the smaller lineup. "And sometimes unconventional works… at this time of the series you need something a little different."
No. 2: Magic talk with Vogel — Suddenly confronted with an unexpected coaching vacancy when Scott Skiles quit after one season, the Magic are planning to reach out to former Pacers boss Frank Vogel about taking over the job. Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel caught up to Magic G.M. Rob Hennigan, who might as well have been talking about Vogel when describing the traits he's seeking in a new coach:
On Thursday and again on Friday, Hennigan said the Magic would seek to hire someone who places a high value on the defensive end of the court.
"Sort of the fulcrum of what we're looking for," Hennigan said Friday, "is someone who puts an emphasis on the defensive end of the floor, someone who puts an emphasis on player development and also someone who puts an emphasis on building lasting connections with the players on our roster."
No. 3: Spurs decisions beyond Duncan — The first question to be asked in the seconds after the Spurs were eliminated by the Thunder was whether Tim Duncan had just walked off an NBA court for the final time after a 19-year career. But as Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News points out, the organization that was shockingly upset after a franchise best 67-15 season has plenty of questions that go well beyond their Hall of Fame big man:
Barring trades, the Spurs will bring back at least seven players from a 67-win team: LaMarcus Aldridge, Tony Parker, Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green, Boris Diaw, Patty Mills, and Kyle Anderson.
Duncan, Manu Ginobili and the 35-year-old David West hold player options that, if exercised, would add their names to the list. Those decisions don't have to be made until July.
The Spurs own a team option on rookie guard Jonathon Simmons, which they are likely to exercise.
Depending on how those answers shake out, the Spurs could create salary-cap space to pursue another maximum-dollar free agent. They have already been linked to OKC star Kevin Durant and Memphis point guard Mike Conley.
West, who famously gave back $12.6 million in Indiana last summer to accept a veteran minimum deal with the Spurs, says he has no regrets about that decision.
"I wouldn't trade it for anything," said West, who remained non-committal about his future. "I needed this for where I am in my career and where I am as a person. It kept me sane. It kept me in basketball."
Once the free-agency horn sounds July 1, Boban Marjanovic will become the most interesting internal decision for the Spurs' front office.
He is a restricted free agent, meaning the Spurs retain the right to match any offer he receives, and a provision in the collective bargaining agreement limits the amount he can earn next season to $5.6 million.
Competing teams could choose to structure an offer sheet for Marjanovic with a salary spike in the third year. The Spurs would then have to decide whether to swallow that so-called "poison pill" and match.
No. 4: Howard could top Mavericks wish list — The Mavericks have not exactly had a great deal of luck in the past landing big name free agents. Chris Paul, Dwight Howard and DeAndre Jordan are just a few names that have slipped away. But now the Mavs might be turning their attention back toward Howard this summer, according to Dwain Price of the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram:
At the top of the Mavericks' wish list this year is Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard, who plans to opt out of the final year of his contract and become a free agent this summer. Howard, it would seem, has absolutely everything the Mavericks need from a center.
Plus, Howard constantly draws a double team, which would allow Dirk Nowitzki to hang out on the perimeter and basically enjoy target practice during the twilight of his career.
Miami's Hassan Whiteside, Chicago's Pau Gasol and Atlanta's Al Horford are the other centers the Mavericks will probably pursue if they can't land Howard, who is good friends with Mavs forward Chandler Parsons.
The negatives with Howard are many: He wants a long-term contract with an annual salary of around $30 million, he's a career 56.8 percent shooter from the free-throw line, and, according to his critics, he doesn't take the game seriously.
No. 5: Ewing interviewed by Grizzlies — With general manager Chris Wallace having already been spotted dining out with ex-coach Lionel Hollins, the Grizzlies have also spoken with Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing about their bench opening, says CBS Sports and Ron Tillery of the Memphis Commercial Appeal:
Ewing, a 53-year-old Hall of Famer, reportedly interviewed for the Memphis job Thursday. He previously talked to the Sacramento Kings about their head coaching job that Dave Joerger filled two days after he was fired by the Grizzlies.
Ewing is a retired player who paid his dues as an assistant yet hasn't been seriously considered for a head position.
"All I can do is continue to coach, continue to work, be good at my craft, and hopefully, one day, that will help me when and if I get that opportunity," Ewing once told USA Today after being elevated to associate head coach of the then-Charlotte Bobcats under Steve Clifford.
Ewing started coaching as an assistant for the Washington Wizards in 2002. He spent three years on the Houston Rockets bench. The New York Knicks legend also worked under Stan Van Gundy with the Orlando Magic.
"I know he is an excellent coach, and he has more than paid his dues," Clifford told USA Today. "If you're around him every day, you see it. I lean on him for a lot of things, the tough times … He helps me in every imaginable way."
SOME RANDOM HEADLINES: Dwyane Wade passed Hakeem Olajuwon for 12th spot on playoff scoring list … Hassan Whiteside says he will not play in Game 7 vs. Toronto … Jerry Sloan talks openly about his battle with Parkinson's Disease … Kevin Durant says beating the Spurs was "not our championship."… Rockets fans want Kenny Smith as the next coach in Houston … The Spurs will pursue free agent point guard Mike Conley … The Celtics and Danny Ainge ready for this most important draft … LeBron James would have voted for Terry Stotts as Coach of the Year.


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New 'Arrow' Season 2 Trailer: The More Summer Glau, the Merrier
The next few weeks will get a bit hectic with all the TV network premieres, not to mention the cable dramas shooting out their premieres as well, but 'Arrow' season 2 remains an October target we're keeping our eyes on. The latest trailer for our second year in starling city offers up a bit more of Summer Glau's Isabel Rochev, but is she our real big bad for the season?
The brief new CW spot for the Green Arrow-adapted series soon to incorporate 'The Flash' goes heavy in the interaction between Glau's character and Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), also teasing a new identity for the hooded vigilante. Might the label "Green Arrow" finally arise as Oliver takes on Summer Glau's villainous DC character, or will 'Arrow' forge its titular hero through yet another villain over the coming season?
In addition to incorporating Metamorpho, Atom and the Flash, 'Arrow' season 2 will pick up on October 9 some time after the events of season 1 finale "Sacrifice," continuing its 'Batman Begins'-influenced storytelling with the addition of new villains Amanda Waller ('Spartacus' Cynthia Addai-Robinson), Bronze Tiger (Michael Jai White), Brother Blood (Kevin Alejandro), League of Assassins member Al-Owal ('Homeland"s Navid Negahban) and DC character Sin ('The Killing"s Bex Taylor Klaus). Guest stars Colton Haynes (Roy Harper), Manu Bennett (Slade Wilson) and Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity Smoak) have also been upgraded to series regulars for the second year in Starling City.
Set your sights on the newest 'Arrow' season 2 trailer above, and give us your predictions for the season in the comments!


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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Jurors were set to begin deliberating the fate of John Edwards on Friday, weighing nearly four weeks of testimony and evidence from the former presidential candidate's corruption trial.
Edwards is charged with six criminal counts including conspiracy to violate the Federal Election Campaign Act, accepting contributions that exceeded campaign finance limits, and causing his campaign to file a false financial disclosure report. He faces up to 30 years in prison and $1.5 million in fines if convicted of all charges.
At issue is a scheme to use about $1 million from two wealthy campaign donors to hide the Democrat's pregnant mistress Rielle Hunter as he ran for the White House in 2008.
Jurors will have to weigh whether to believe Edwards, who argued that he didn't knowingly break the law, or his aide, Andrew Young, who said Edwards recruited him to solicit secret donations in excess of the legal limit for campaign contributions, then $2,300.
The choice before them comes down to choosing which liar to believe.
Young, the prosecution's star witness, falsely claimed paternity of his boss's baby in December 2007, after tabloid reporters tracked a visibly pregnant Hunter to a doctor's appointment.
Edwards repeatedly denied having a relationship with Hunter, only to go on national television in August 2008 to admit having a brief affair with Hunter but that it was physically impossible he was the father of her baby girl. In fact, his relationship with Hunter had lasted more than a year. A recording of that interview was played for the jury last week as the prosecution rested its case.
The bulk of the alleged illegal campaign contributions flowed to Young, including $725,000 in checks from heiress Rachel "Bunny" Mellon, who is now 101 years old. Young spent some of the money to care for Hunter, but financial records introduced at the trial showed the aide siphoned off most of the money to help build his family's $1.6 million dream home near Chapel Hill, N.C.
Another $400,000 in cash, luxury hotels, private jets rides and a $20,000-a-month rental mansion in Santa Barbara, Calif., were also provided to help cover up the affair by wealthy Texas lawyer Fred Baron, who served as Edwards' campaign finance chairman.
Prosecutors say Edwards knew about the money and directed the cover-up, showing the jury phone records indicating he was in constant contact with Hunter and Young while they were in hiding.
The defense countered that it is Young who should be on trial, not Edwards, accusing the aide of using Edwards' name without his knowledge to bamboozle Mellon out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for his personal use.
During closing arguments in the case Thursday, lead Defense lawyer Abbe Lowell admitted that Edwards had lied to his wife and the American people. But his client didn't violate federal campaign finance regulations, Lowell said.
"This is a case that should define the difference between a wrong and a crime ... between a sin and a felony," Lowell told the jury. "John Edwards has confessed his sins. He will serve a life sentence for those. But he has pleaded not guilty to violating the law."
Meanwhile, prosecutor Bobby Higdon used Edwards' old stump speech against him, saying the presidential candidate violated laws meant to protect "the two Americas" in an attempt to avoid a sex scandal.
"Campaign finance laws are designed to bring the two Americas together at election time," Higdon said. "John Edwards forgot his own rhetoric."
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Jurors were set to begin deliberating the fate of John Edwards on Friday, weighing nearly four weeks of testimony and evidence from the former presidential candidate's corruption trial.


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Now that the Milwaukee Brewers have given me more time this fall, you'd think I wouldn't mind raking some leaves. But the truth is I hate raking leaves. Happily, it turns out we can be good to our environment and a little more lazy at the same time by leaving more leaves closer to where they fall.
According to Madison recycling guru George Dreckmann, the city collected 15,965 tons of leaves at the curb and another 5,149 tons of leaves and grass at the drop off sites last year.
But through the city's Leave the Leaf program, we've probably knocked 2,000 tons off that number. The program encourages us to compost our leaves, mulch them into our lawn, or use them as mulch for our flowerbeds.
I tried all those strategies this year. Instead of schlepping my leaves to the curb from our backyard, I piled them into the close-at-hand compost bin, taking a complete time-consuming step out of the process. I also made it a point not to be too careful about the raking, so that when I cut the grass I also ended up mulching some leaves into the turf. That will create a healthier lawn without using fertilizer. Finally, I'm going to pile up the leaves where they lie in our gardens to create a winter mulch that will keep the plants insulated.
My guess is that we've kept maybe 75% of our leaves out of the terrace and curb gutters -- and therefore out of our lakes where they provide nutrients for weeds.
Dealing with our leaves in our own backyards is also good for us as taxpayers. The city spends $1.8 million picking up leaves at the curb. Then it ends up composting and mulching them, only to have some of the very same home owners come to pick up the free compost that they could have had in their own composting bins from the start.
This project is part of The Natural Step program that the city adopted a few years back.
I don't think it's unrealistic, through lots of public education and some incentives, to get us to the point where we're leaving half of our leaves on site. That would save almost a million dollars a year and plenty of fuel from the collection vehicles, provide homeowners with a natural fertilizer, and keep more leaf waste from polluting our lakes.
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If the above instructions don't show any positiv results one should try [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=61428 go-mtpfs-git] from the [[AUR]].
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The following has been tested on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM.
The following has been tested on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM.
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MTP is the "Media Transfer Protocol" and is used by many MP3 players such as the Creative Zen and some Walkmans. In addition, Android phones and tablets use it since version 3.0. It is part of the "Windows Media" Framework and has close relationship with Windows Media Player.
MTP support is provided by the libmtp package, to install:
pacman -S libmtp
After installation, you have several mtp tools available. Upon connecting your MTP device, you use:
to see if your MTP device is detected.
To connect to your MTP device, you use:
If connection is successful, you will be given several switch options in conjunction with mtp-connect to access data on the device.
There are also several stand alone commands you can use to access your MTP device such as,
mtp-albumart mtp-emptyfolders mtp-getplaylist mtp-reset mtp-trexist mtp-albums mtp-files mtp-hotplug mtp-sendfile mtp-connect mtp-folders mtp-newfolder mtp-sendtr mtp-delfile mtp-format mtp-newplaylist mtp-thumb mtp-detect mtp-getfile mtp-playlists mtp-tracks
Using media players
You can also use your mtp device in music players such as Amarok. To do this you may have to edit "/etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules" (The MTP device used in the following example is a Galaxy Nexus): To do this run:
$ lsusb
and look for your device, it will be something like:
Bus 003 Device 011: ID 04e8:6860 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd GT-I9100 Phone [Galaxy S II], GT-P7500 [Galaxy Tab 10.1]
in which case the entry would be:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="04e8", ATTR{idProduct}=="6860", MODE="0666"
Then, reload udev rules:
# udevadm control --reload
Mtpfs is FUSE filesystem that supports reading and writing from any MTP device. Basically it allows you to mount your device as an external drive.
It's available in the community repository.
- First edit your
/etc/fuse.confand uncomment the following line:
- To mount your device
# mtpfs -o allow_other /media/YOURMOUNTPOINT
- To unmount your device
$ umount /media/YOURMOUNTPOINT
Also, you can put them into your ~/.bashrc:
alias android-connect="mtpfs -o allow_other /media/YOURMOUNTPOINT" alias android-disconnect="sudo umount /media/YOURMOUNTPOINT"
If the above instructions don't show any positiv results one should try go-mtpfs-git from the AUR. The following has been tested on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM.
As in the section above install android-udev which will provide you with "/etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules" edit it to apply to your vendorID and productID, which you can see after running mtp-detect. To the end of the line add with a comma OWNER="yourusername". Save the file.
- Add yourself to the "fuse" group:
gpasswd -a [user] fuse
- If the group "fuse" doesn't exist create it with:
groupadd fuse
Logout or reboot to apply these changes.
- To create a mount point called "Android" issue the following commands:
mkdir Android
- To mount your phone use:
go-mtpfs Android
- To unmount your phone:
fusermount -u Android
You can create a .bashrc alias as in the example above for easier use.
Philip Langdale is working on native MTP support for gvfs. Currently gvfs uses gphoto2 for mounting MTP volumes. The weaknesses of gphoto2 and mtpfs are listed in his blog post.
- You can test his native mtp implementation for gvfs before it gets upstream with the AUR package gvfs-mtp-git.
- Devices will have gvfs paths like this
gvfs-ls mtp://[usb:002,013]/


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Danny asked for a transcript of this interview in the comments on the previous post; I find it pretty hard to hear, myself, so I should think he's right about not being the only one. I've done my best below, I can't hear every word (Amanda is clearest) but I think I've got all the sense.
CLAIRE LOEWE: What is tango-salon for you, if you could essentially say what is important for you about tango-salón?
ADRIAN: For me tango-salón is, the first, be able to respect the people dancing, I mean, what I think about social dancing, about respect for the other ones; is be able to dance with the music and really know what you are doing with the music; is trying to do that with elegance, and make the womans feeling like a queen.
CLAIRE: [To Amanda]: And do you feel like a queen?
AMANDA: Yes, In his arms yes! Depends on the man. But for me, it's more, the walk; and how a couple can be, er, to share the space with the others; and the, the harmony with the couple and with the others and with the music; and not ... with together, not .. in [inaudible] in opposition with all that.
CLAIRE: All of those things are things you've become very well known for here, people are crazy about you, your musicality, I think until you both came here there hasn't been a teacher really, who has clearly spoken about the musicality, [inaudible] you've spoken about the music, and also about the floorcraft, you know, how every single figure fits in with the direction, the first things, it feels like, you've taken tango a level up in London, singlehandedly, the two of you, have done that because your teaching is so clear. So, I really want to thank you for that, if I see the dance which you've brought [inaudible] to our school here, [inaudible] ... hopefully, my students, they're respecting each other, I hope there's no fighting going on as we're talking here, maybe, behind us, there's somebody ... it looks pretty good.
AMANDA: They are walking!
ADRIAN: [inaudible]
CLAIRE: They're in their lanes. And they're doing - how are they doing? [inaudible] the experience of teaching here?
AMANDA: In this place, it's very easy because you gave all the fundamental things, the ball-room, the technique of the ball-room, the embrace, the posture, the walk, so, it's easier. In the other part of London, it's more like a fight. But - we win, together. We win sometimes - not win, it's not a fight, but, we convince to do less, and with more quality, than more, and without quality. There are more ... [fades out].
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Adrian and Amanda Costa - now with transcript
Danny asked for a transcript of this interview in the comments on the previous post; I find it pretty hard to hear, myself, so I should think he's right about not being the only one. I've done my best below, I can't hear every word (Amanda is clearest) but I think I've got all the sense.
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Why is everyone gushing about A&A? Everyone I speak to is head over heels! They've forsaken their teachers, given up bread, sold their homes and are walking barefoot to the font of A&A!
Are they really that amazing?
Will they still be in favour a year from now?
- 15 November 2009 at 23:53
@ Anon
Have you ever had a class with A&A?
- 16 November 2009 at 09:34
- LimerickTango said...
Because they really are charming, elegant and graceful not only in their dancing but in their teaching and in themselves.
[Declaration of interest] I hosted Adrian & Amanda this weekend
- 16 November 2009 at 11:27
A&A are wonderful, charming, elegant etc but I think what really distinguishes them is their structured approach to teaching. They have certain beliefs in what is important and they have really thought about how to teach it in an accessible and fun way. They stick to their principles. I admire that. Their popularity shows that it's not the students that don't want to focus on the fundamentals, such as the walk and musicality.
- 16 November 2009 at 13:59
Just a sideways thought - I'm used to teachers saying "so and so is the greatest AT dancer who ever lived - even God takes private lessons from them" etc.
I can't remember hearing it from students / dancers though (outside the teachers' own students). I'm thinking specifically of the teachers' actual teaching rather than the "Pablo Vernon is just wonderful" kind of hyperbole.
Usually it's more "it was a good class, I learnt a few interesting bits and pieces and I liked how they dance" followed by a discussion of what the interesting bits and pieces were.
- 16 November 2009 at 16:31
Pesky tech. Sorry "pranonse" was the word verification. Typed it into the wrong box :o(
- 16 November 2009 at 16:33
- msHedgehog said...
I think the above is fair. For me too, structure and consistency at the conceptual level are very important. It's important to me that a teacher makes sense, and seems to be serious about the quality of the results, and truly understands what they are talking about in addition to being able to deliver it personally (which is also important to me). I'm not putting this very well, though; I need to think about defining what matters to me in a teacher and why.
- 16 November 2009 at 17:28
- Game Cat said...
Whatever one thinks of what they teach, I think A&A have shown that choosing to be definitive about what is and isn't important in tango is a viable strategy for teachers to be popular (and probably profitable) in London. They are willing to turn off part of the tango population and attract only a segment.
To make it work, they need the population to clearly understand their message, so that the right segment will self-select. I think the London population has gotten big enough for this strategy to pay off, be it for nuevo, salon, whatever suits your fancy.
This will hopefully be the beginning of different milongas appearing to cater to distinct segments. Hurrah!
- 16 November 2009 at 22:45
- msHedgehog said...
@Game Cat, I hope so - I think it would be a very good thing if all those variations could be done well, and to do something well it really helps to be clear about what you think its distinctive good qualities actually are. I enjoy a range of styles and I would like to be able to make a choice of where I went, with the right music and setting and amount of space and so on, depending on what kind of thing I wanted on the day. At the moment I can't make my choice on that basis because they're all the same, and that actually restricts my choice of partners - it makes me much more risk-averse than I would like to be, I think.
- 16 November 2009 at 23:40
Having had lessons with most of the London teachers over the years (and observing others teach), I believe that A&A are popular because they are effective communicators. They teach simply and with clarity. They teach the basic fundamentals of the dance which is extremely important; Posture, musicality and movement. One really doesn't need anything more than that, and if you can't master the basics, well then you are pretty stuffed as a dancer.
They don't care about what anyone else is teaching, nor should they. People come to them because they actually learn something from them. There are very few teachers in London that don't pander to what they think the masses want. I actually only know of one other. Unfortunately, his English is still not great after all of these years and so he is better at communicating by demonstration. I have the utmost respect for this person.
There have been so many new teachers visiting and cropping up the last couple of years that it is impossible to take a class with everyone, so there may actually be others out there that are effective teachers that I don't know about.
If people are raving about a couple of teachers, then there is usually a good reason for it. The only way to find out for sure is to take a class or do a workshop with them.
- 17 November 2009 at 08:56
- LimerickTango said...
I think what is different in Adrian & Amanda's approach is that the music comes first. Musicality is not something you should be learning after a year of dancing. It should be there from day one.
As for Adrian's english; he has a bad case of wandering 'H's but it is significantly improved since last year. (But then again I'm Irish and we have difficulty understanding each other)
- 17 November 2009 at 12:03
- msHedgehog said...
@Limerick, I agree. Adrian can now say nearly everything he wants to say - there are plenty of mistakes with things like pronunciation and irregular plurals, but nobody has a problem understanding what he means, even with the more complex ideas that we covered in the music classes. Amanda's English was always better, and still is. Their response to questions is always intelligent.
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They are not meaningless, they describe 'gender classes,' to quote Prof. Deborah Tannen. Ultimately they are socio-cultural distinctions that have developed roughly around gender, but not exclusively so. They are useful, but not the limiting distinctions that you would suggest.
Having both a boy and a girl, it is obvious there are major differences in how we will handle issues like this with them. The PC thing would be to say that isn't/shouldn't be the case, but it isn't the reality. It's also not a Father/Daughter issue, but something for both parents to deal with for boys and girls. I will also say based on what I've heard from some other parents with middle school aged kids that what I had considered issues that we would have to deal with in high school are now getting moved up in the timetable considerably.
In general I think the framework of this topic could be a mortal sin, in that preoccupation with such issues could lead us to destroy our own souls.
Lastly, I will also throw one thing out for consideration. In at least two Orthodox parishes I've been around, people have looked the other way when it is readily apparent a certain lifestyle is preferred by at least some of the active members of the church.
Active members in the parish? What about amongst the bishops? It goes much further than the parish council. Of course, considering the historic cultural context in which prohibitions against homosexuality developed (amongst the Greeks, at least, the great evil was that a male acted like a woman...hardly a basis for a modern moral objection), perhaps these too should be reconsidered.
You're contradicting yourself. On the one hand you say they developed around gender, and on the other you say they are "ultimately" socio-cultural distinctions. The ultimate basis for them is one or the other- it can't be both.
"Male and female, He created them"...or did He? I suppose this is now up for question as well.
And it is also a problem in another jurisdiction.
If this is the jurisdiction I believe you are suggesting...It really hasn't been a problem.
Our eternal soul is a small price to pay in the pursuit of knowledge
I would submit that under this new framework, there are cases in which fornication is not sinful and cases where sex in the context of marriage is sinful (and no, I'm not talking about that fasting from sex during lent or the night before liturgy nonsense). Now, generally speaking, I would say that the old paradigms are mostly true, though for incomparably different reasons. But they are not exclusively true, and thus they should only be used with extreme care.
Purely biological distinctions...they do not justify socio-cultural restrictions and discrimination.
Thanks for helping further my argument that the differences between the genders are primarily cultural.
Lastly, I will also throw one thing out for consideration. In at least two Orthodox parishes I've been around, people have looked the other way when it is readily apparent a certain lifestyle is preferred by at least some of the active members of the church.
Preferred lifestyle is a polite way of stating what I think that some people on this blog have figured out. And why did those in power look the other way. Because the individuals involved were active in the parish with their time, talents and cash - - -baby.
you just have to get past the fairy tales to see it.
And throughout HISTORY it has been this way in the Church. And yet people think that Truth is contained in these man-made institutions. Well, actually they DO contain truth - you just have to get past the fairy tales to see it.
The papist sounds a little more Orthodox on this subject than many of the Orthodox on this site.
I voted no...because it was never defined what a "mortal sin" is vs a non "mortal sin".
..some sins bar you from communion without confession while others do not bar you from communion automatically. So there is some degree that comes in to play.
Bravo! And I have joined you!As you can see from my replies, I accept the Church's view that fornication is a serious sin, but I also accept the Church's teaching that there is no such thing as either a "mortal" or "venial" sin, so I voted "no" since they were the only choices given to me, and it was the only honest answer I could give. Had the question been worded "Do you think fornication is a serious sin?", I would have voted differently....I know, I'm way too pedantic! But really, very few poll questions on this board ever give me the opportunity to cast a vote because of the way they are worded or the limited choices, so this time I've decided to take a stand!
I am not sure if you realize this but a mortal sin is by definition a SERIOIUS sin.Many Blessings in Christ,Chris
"Mortal" comes from the Latin "mort" (death). Mortal sins are "deadly" sins or "fatal" sins- that is, sins which lead to death, like a "mortal wound".In the Orthodox Church, all sins lead to death. As my Archbishop was quoted on this thread as saying: "It makes no difference whether you drown under one metre of water or fifty metres of water."
So, do you believe that you lose grace when you curse or have one to many drinks?
Is Fornication a Mortal Sin?
It sure will be if it involves one of my kids...
Is Fornication a Mortal Sin?It sure will be if it involves one of my kids...
Dear Orthodox Bagpiper,I copied a reply from the OCA website in which Fr. John Matusiak answered this question about mortal sins. I did not answer your poll because being raised in the Orthodox Church, I never heard the term "mortal" sin used. Anyway, I hope this helps. Tamara
We don't have this judicial view of sin. We have more of a pathological view of sin. Sin is an illness requiring treatment and therapy. Catching a cold is not anywhere near as serious as lung cancer, but unless we treat a cold carefully, it can become influenza then pneumonia, and eventually kill us even quicker than lung cancer can.
Anywho, if someone commits a minor sin like cursing do they need sacramental confession before recieving the Holy Eucharist?
Mortal" comes from the Latin "mort" (death). Mortal sins are "deadly" sins or "fatal" sins- that is, sins which lead to death, like a "mortal wound".In the Orthodox Church, all sins lead to death.
As far as the poll goes, for those of you who don't like the word "mortal", vote yes if you think fornication is a very serious sin, and no if you don't think it is a big deal. You guys don't have to get caught up on the lingo. Just use common sense.
I assume everyone who has voted "no" or posted a comment here stating fornication is ok will go to this thread:
Now we're voting on what is and isn't a sin? Great idea, it worked so well for the Episcopalians...I assume everyone who has voted "no" or posted a comment here stating fornication is ok will go to this thread: http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/forum/index.php/topic,11322.0.htmland say that homosexual acts are ok too; what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
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I mean, really, this is Orthodox Anthropology 101, why we don't use the phrasing "mortal sin" and whatnot.
with new terms being forced upon us the thread shows that not all of us here gathered agree with the use of these terms.
Sorry, it's a matter of principle now! You wouldn't sign a police statement which said one thing on the basis that you were told that it meant something else would you?
It's just an online poll, it's not that big of a deal george. The point is do you think that fornication is a grievious sin that seriously damages ones nous??? Do you think that a person who fornicates should recieve communion if they haven't seriously repented of this sin?? Is it highley immoral for a person, especially an Orthodox Christian to fornicate. That is what the issue is. What do you think?
Ha Ha. Amen. Tamara, Thank you for the article. I already knew that the church doesn't list sins as mortal or veinial as the RC's do.(even though I have heard some Orthodox theologians use this term). I used the term mortal merely to convey the seriousness of such a sin, not to inject RC theology. In fact, I some times use western lingo when talking with people because it is easier. For instance, I sometimes call the Divine Liturgy the Mass, or Christmation Confirmation, etc... The point I was making is that fornication is a very serious sin. It bars a person from communion, and is very harmful to one's nous. Jesus and Saint Paul both preach about the seriousness of this sin. It is particularly harmful. It seems that many on this board want to act like fornication/adultry are not seriously damaging to one's nous, and that there are not heavy eternal consequences for such sin. Their attitudes are in contradiction to the words of Jesus and the saints. I think that some of the people who post on this board need a crash course on morality from Elder Cleopa of Sihastria (Romania). As far as the poll goes, for those of you who don't like the word "mortal", vote yes if you think fornication is a very serious sin, and no if you don't think it is a big deal. You guys don't have to get caught up on the lingo. Just use common sense.
It's just an online poll, it's not that big of a deal george.
The point is do you think that fornication is a grievious sin that seriously damages ones nous??? Do you think that a person who fornicates should recieve communion if they haven't seriously repented of this sin?? Is it highley immoral for a person, especially an Orthodox Christian to fornicate. That is what the issue is. What do you think?
And this simply proves to me that when you say "mortal sin" you mean exactly in the judicial Roman Catholic/ Protestant sense, and that I was correct therefore to vote "no". Fornication is a serious sin, yes, but as for "seriously damaging the nous" and "shouldn't receive Communion" what has that to do with me? Why should I be scandalized when they take Communion because I don't think they're repentance is sincere enough? Why should I judge anyone? St. Mary of Egypt received Holy Communion on the very same day that she repented a life of fornication, debauchery and public sin as a common prostitute- should I have judged her as unworthy of Holy Communion for not having repented long enough to show the sincerity of her repentance?Yes, fornication is a serious sin. Bagpiper, but leave it at that. Avoid this sin with all your might. But don't be scandalized if you think others have fallen in to it, and don't pass judgement on them.
Unfortunately, there are probably very few Orthodox that do not shack up before marriage. I shake my head in disbelief when these people go up for communion also. At that point, what's the point to even go to church if you are not going to take it seriously. Before I was even Orthodox, the majority of the young Orthodox people I met seemed to be doing this also. My ex - Greek Orthodox girlfriend was constantly pressuring me into having sex with her, thank God I resisted those temptations. Her friends at church seemed to be in similar predicaments and they thought I was weird or something for not wanting to mess around with my girlfriend. I was a protestant at the time going to an AG church and my ex & her friends skewed my perception of Orthodoxy initially because they were the first Orthodox people I met. Pre - marital sex is much less acceptable in many protestant denominations, so you can see why this was kind of a shock to me in some regards. It's seems more rare these days that people are taking their faith seriously and are giving into the pressures of modernism. When I read some of the works of the monastics and how serious they took judgment & the soul after death, I have to wonder where this fits in with the way people in the church are living these days. In this day and age of comforts and relativism, people one day will wake up or either face a very harsh reality in the after - life that they will not be prepared for. It seems living the Christian life and engaging in spiritual work is much less desirable to many in recent times, thus the decline of the Christian west in my opinion.
You are one of the Orthodox on this site that make sense. It is shameful how these Orthodox Christians you have been around in the past have acted. What kind of an example did that set for you as a hetrodox at the time??? These people are supposed to be the light of the world. What happens to salt when it looses it's saltiness?? This immorality seems to have become commonplace in much of the church. I am frustrated by it. Many protestants live a godlier lifestyle in their chastitly than a lot of Orthodox. I am glad that you became Orthodox and are speaking the truth.
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I like the new raid. The pace is overall easier compared to Firelands. I know the Raid Finder makes it extremely easy to barrel through but I liked the way it's turned out.
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When I tried it out on the PTR, I was disappointed at the amount of time it actually took to get going. I endured 10 minutes of players dropping queue and requeuing on the PTR. But with a much larger population on live servers, it doesn't take that long to get going actually. The raid finder came in handy during day one. It's nice to see all the new writeups, strategies and so forth but it is another thing entirely to be in the instance itself. Granted, the raid finder difficulty is extremely forgiving. But to visually expose yourself to the effects, the abilities, and the terrain adds another dimension entirely.
I know that when Tuesday came around, a a number of players on the team just happened to get sick on the same day. At the very least, they were feeling just well enough to duck into the raid finder for a few hours to try out the tool and check out the place. We stomped through the place in around 90 minutes. Realistically, expect to spend between an hour to 2 hours inside there depending on overall raid skill. I've been really lucky with my groups as I've only experienced around 5 or so wipes through the entire night on my alts and such.
On epic gems
One thing I am not satisfied with is the way epic gems are handled. When you take down a raid boss, you get a Mote of Darkness which you can use to cash into a vendor. Depending on which way the dice rolls, you could end up with green quality gems or epic gems. And the prices for these things are outrageous. Red epic gems have skyrocketed to as high as 25000 gold already. Yeesh! During Burning Crusade, you could either mine them (Mount Hyjal) or loot them off bosses (Black Temple). In Wrath of the Lich King, I believe they were prospected and then purchasable via points or emblems. They're trying something new this time around and I don't know if I like the way it's being done. In previous guilds, epic gems were handled from a collective standpoint. That is, we would bank every gem we get and then hand them out (master looted or a specific miner would get them). This time around, epic gems are now solely in the hands of the players and their own luck. I have difficulty asking players to give up any epic quality gems that they get to the guild. Perhaps the best way to reconcile it then would be to place the responsibility of epic gems back in the hands of the player.
Normal difficulty
The standard raiding difficulty should not be underestimated. Don't think you can 2 heal this stuff yet on 10 man, for example (unless you're rocking full Firelands heroic gear). For unprepared raids, it can still present a challenge. I've been a part of organized groups who just can't seem to ping pong their way to victory on the Warlord.
Don't get me started on the lightning phase of Hagara. As the wise Mel tells me:
Truism of WoW: When you have to avoid chain lightning, you can't. When you want to chain, everyone is [perfectly] spread to avoid it.
So while coordination efforts are trivialized in the raid finder, expect it to be a little more punishing in the harder difficulties. Speaking of which, let's not forget that this patch is supposed to last us until Mists of Pandaria. Either they're getting close to a testing period or hard mode Dragon Soul is going to be really hard. Firelands went from the end of June until now (end of November). That was around 5 months.
Anyway, day one was capped off with a respectable 4/8 finish. I'm expecting Deathwing to provide much more of a challenge. I'd be thrilled if we can score a full clear during week one. I don't want to set myself up for disappointment. Just going to take it boss by boss and concentrate on the present.
How has your experience with the raid finder been? Are you satisfied or bored with Dragon Soul? Hell, do you even find it appealing at all with the stuff you've seen?


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Google Poems Anthology / Facts about the Deer's Excretory System
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This sexy beast is a caramel-glazed pork belly. I'm happy to announce the video recipe will air tomorrow.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Almost Wordless Wednesday
Posted by Chef John at 5:53 PM
Labels: Pork
4 comments:
Ive got a fever and the only prescription is....more pork!
What, too soon?
- May 27, 2009 at 8:49 PM
Pork BELLY? I don't know what that is and I feel a little bit afraid. You may really need to hold my hand for this one.
- May 27, 2009 at 9:56 PM
- The Culinary Chase said...
I love pork belly & this looks so good! Cheers!
- May 28, 2009 at 4:04 AM
- Rachael said...
Oh my gosh, that looks so good!
- May 28, 2009 at 6:58 AM
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Little known fact (and by "little known", I mean no one knows this): My go-to get-myself-over-the-edge visual is almost exactly this challenge. When I'm close to crossing the finish line and need a little help, I imagine someone (yes, D., always you and never Channing Tatum) "going up" on me. So I was pretty damn pleased to see that you ladies voted for this challenge.
I broke down and went for a wax because I just knew I'd be able to enjoy the oral more if I knew my garden had been properly weeded first. Then I broke out some sexy lingerie in bright orange. (Apparently the color makes you look slightly more bronzed. Signed, Your Sexual Fashion Correspondent S.)
Here's how "going up" uh, went down. D. sat on the floor with his back against the bed and started by kissing my legs and stomach. Then he did something unexpected: he turned me so I was facing the side and kissed the outside of my thigh and the edge of my butt. Cue left leg shake. Thank you, nerve endings in the bum. Then he faced me forward again and tugged my orange undies down just slightly, kissing the area. Cue right leg shake. He proceeded to pull my underwear to the side and kiss one of my—sorry to get all anatomical on y'all—labia. Cue both legs' shake. Man, I thought to myself, This could get tricky having to hold my weight with all of this leg shakiness.
But no time to ponder that for too long. He yanked down my skivvies, plunged a finger inside me and used his other hand to grab my butt and pull me toward him, while planting kisses on my lower stomach. Then he used his hands to "spread" me and ran his tongue up my lady part. (Yes, I'm blushing as I write this.)
He repeated that move a bunch of times before going back to stimulating me manually. Then for the icing on the cake (his tongue being the icing and my vagina being the cake), he used his fingers and his mouth on me—digits inside, tongue outside. I think he was hoping for a blended O, but I was so close clitorally and not-quite-there G-spot-wise. I tried to get my G-spot to catch up by thinking of my go-to visual (which as I mentioned—so meta—happened to be exactly what was being done to me!), but it just led me to having a clitoral orgasm. (Scientists, if you're reading this, can you please study how to mentally control one type of orgasm, but not the other? Totally Nobel-worthy.) I recognize this was not really a problem. More like a humble brag: "Ugh! I can't seem to have a blended orgasm because my boyfriend is so good at giving me clitoral ones!"
If you're going to try this at home (Do it! Do it!), I think it would be awesome to prop a mirror behind your guy so you can watch what he's doing. I imagine it would only add to the hotness.
So, do you think you'll try it? Have you tried any other non-horizontal positions for oral?


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The Fed's planned purchases of $600 billion of long-term Treasury bonds were targeted for domestic problems, but are having international consequences. The expansion of the Fed's balance sheet drives down the foreign-exchange value of the U.S. dollar, and (same thing) forces other currencies to appreciate in value.
Emerging markets with high short-term interest rates will attract "hot money" flows. These flows are not stable sources of funding, and disrupt the small capital markets in these countries. Long-term, the appreciation of their currencies harms their competitiveness in global goods' markets.
Brazil has already imposed capital controls and other emerging markets may follow. The Chinese in particular have reacted sharply. According to a Reuters dispatch, Xia Bin, adviser to China's central bank, said another financial crisis is "inevitable." He added that China will act in its own interests.
In short, the Fed's actions have undone whatever good came out of the G20 meetings. Any hope for cooperation on currency values and financial stability is out the window. There are potential spillovers in other areas of global cooperation.
Currency wars, like other wars, have unintended consequences and collateral damage. Some countries will predictably react by imposing capital controls. Moves to curb imports can follow. Monetary protectionism leads to trade protectionism.
However it might like matters to be, the Fed cannot simply act domestically. It has reached the useful limits of further easing.


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Just in case you were wondering: yes, I'm still alive and I'm still tapping away at the keyboard. Hopefully, it won't be too long before I can tell you what I'm working on. To those of you who've offered help and support with questions, ideas, cups of tea etc: many, many thanks.
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- Drivetrain : All Wheel Drive
- EPA Classification : Small Sport Utility Vehicles 4WD
- Base Curb Weight (lbs) : 3473
- Engine Type : Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-4
- Displacement : 1.5 L/91
- Fuel System : Gasoline Direct Injection
- SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM : 190 @ 5600
- SAE Net Torque @ RPM : 179 @ 2000
- Trans Type : 1
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- Reverse Ratio (:1) : 1.86
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- Tires: P235/60R18 103H All-Season
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- Black Bodyside Cladding And Black Wheel Well Trim
- Chrome Side Windows Trim And Black Front Windshield Trim
- Body-colored door handles
- Body-Colored Power Heated Side Mirrors w/Convex Spotter, Manual Folding and Turn Signal Indicator
- Fixed Rear Window w/Fixed Interval Wiper, Heated Wiper Park and Defroster
- Deep tinted glass
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- Front Tire Size : P235/60HR18
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- Front Wheel Size (in) : 18 x 7
- Rear Wheel Size (in) : 18 x 7
- Spare Wheel Size (in) : Compact
- Front Wheel Material : Aluminum
- Rear Wheel Material : Aluminum
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- Wheelbase (in) : 104.7
- Width, Max w/o mirrors (in) : 73
- Height, Overall (in) : 66.5
- Track Width, Front (in) : 62.9
- Track Width, Rear (in) : 63.5
- Cargo Volume to Seat 1 (ft³) : 75.8
- Cargo Volume to Seat 2 (ft³) : 39.2
- Cargo Volume to Seat 3 (ft³) : 39.2
- Radio: AM/FM Audio System w/6 Speakers -inc: 180-Watts, 7" display w/high-resolution WVGA (800x480) electrostatic touch-screen, customizable feature settings, Bluetooth streaming audio and HandsFreeLink, Pandora compatibility, Radio Data System (RDS), Speed-Sensitive Volume Control (SVC), USB audio interface w/1.0-amp port in center console, USB smartphone/audio interface w/1.5-amp port in center console, 12-volt power outlets (front and center console), HondaLink, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, SiriusXM, SMS text message function and 2.5-Amp charging ports in 2nd-row
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- Remote Releases -Inc: Mechanical Fuel
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- Interior Trim -inc: Simulated Wood Instrument Panel Insert, Simulated Wood Door Panel Insert, Metal-Look Console Insert and Chrome/Metal-Look Interior Accents
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- FOB Controls -inc: Remote Engine Start
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- Passenger Capacity : 5
- Passenger Volume (ft³) : 102.9
- Front Head Room (in) : 38
- Front Leg Room (in) : 41.3
- Front Shoulder Room (in) : 57.9
- Front Hip Room (in) : 55.1
- Second Head Room (in) : 39.1
- Second Leg Room (in) : 40.4
- Second Shoulder Room (in) : 55.6
- Second Hip Room (in) : 49.5
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- EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) : 27
- EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) : 33
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Club vs. High School conflict heats up (A view from the NSCAA)
Interview by Mike Woitalla
More than a third of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's 30,000-plus members are high school coaches. So we spoke with NSCAA CEO Joe Cummings about the tug-of-war for players between high schools and elite clubs, who often urge their players to skip scholastic ball. The conflict intensified when the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, which is comprised of 78 clubs and includes more than 3,000 of the nation's top boys players, announced that about of a third of its clubs have moved to a 10-month schedule this season and by fall of 2012 it expects all of its clubs to do so. Cummings′ career in soccer has included high school, college and youth club coaching, as well as administrative positions at the pro level with MLS's New England Revolution and WPS's Boston Breakers.
SOCCER AMERICA: You've heard from high school coaches regarding the Development Academy's move toward a 10-month season, which would keep its players out of high school ball?
JOE CUMMINGS: Yes. High school coaches are one of the most active constituency groups we have.
They want to know, first of all, if this will be a topic at the NSCAA Convention [Jan. 11-15 in Kansas City] -- and yes, it was last year and will again be this year.
And they want to know what our position is.
We have a committee that has come up with a position paper -- it's being wordsmithed now for the NSCAA -- relative to what we call "personal choice."
It's our position that players have a personal choice to decide whether to play for high school and youth soccer programs whenever possible, but we appreciate the position of the Academies as far as player development being at their core.
We appreciate and understand the Academy side of things, but we also appreciate and understand that our high school coaches would have some questions about this.
We just want to make sure that the decision being made by parents and players is being made so that the players' personal, social and soccer development is always considered.
SA: Comments from some club coaches about high school ball is quite disparaging. They're basically saying that spending a couple months of the year with high school coaches is a major detriment to a player′s development …
JOE CUMMINGS: I think it's dangerous to make statements like that and make them sound like facts.
We [the NSCAA] this year put 7,000 coaches through coaching programs, residentially and non-residentially. Well, thousands of them are high school coaches.
We have high school coaches we feel comfortable saying have received a level of coaching education that improves their ability to present the game. And to say that that a high school coach isn't going to help in the development of a player – that just doesn't seem fair.
That's why I have trouble with the statement that sending a player to high school program means he's not going to develop.
If someone had ever said that about me when I was coaching high school, I would have been pretty upset, knowing all I'd put in to become the coach I was at the high school level.
SA: The less severe argument for keeping players out of high school ball is that it allows Academy clubs to spread their season out and maintain a more reasonable practice-to-game ratio …
JOE CUMMINGS: It just may not be practical or possible for a young athlete to participate in multiple levels of the game. We understand that.
What we want to make sure is that as these decisions are being made, the players′ personal development, social development and soccer development are being considered.
If that means 10 months a year in the Academy, we support it. If that means opting to play high school, we support that.
SA: While club coaches may say high school ball puts elite players in a sub-par, less challenging environment, high school coaches respond that playing at a different level can be beneficial. For example, an average player at an elite club could be a playmaker, team leader at the high school level. That he carries a bigger burden and that will help his all-around game ...
JOE CUMMINGS: Yes, that could be the case. In my opinion, players should always have the opportunity to play at a level in which their development can be enhanced.
I also taught school for 21 years. I'm going to say this to you as a teacher, an educator and a coach: If a child has an opportunity to play, practice, train – no matter what their love for the game is – at a level that provides them with greater development, then I think that's an opportunity they should explore.
SA: I have heard legitimate complaints from club coaches that high school ball sometimes doesn't mesh well club ball. For example, a high school coach putting a player, fresh off a club season, into a rigorous preseason training regime the player doesn't need at that point. Couldn't something like that be solved with more cooperation between the factions?
JOE CUMMINGS: It's definitely possible when the coaches on both sides of the player have the player′s development as a key concern.
SA: High school sports in America have traditionally been considered an integral part of the elite athlete's development and I'm not aware that other high school sports, such as basketball, are under fire the way high school soccer is. Any idea why high school soccer is considered by many a weak link in an elite youth player's development?
JOE CUMMINGS: That's an interesting question. Do they question high school football? Do they question high school hockey, high school track & field?
That's a great question. Perhaps it's because our sport is perceived to be playing catch-up internationally.
SA: Even if the nation's top 3,000 boys players opt out of high school ball, it's not as if the USA has a shortage of soccer players. Could the case be made that the opportunities they open up for other players raises the overall level of players?
JOE CUMMINGS: I would agree with that. A high school that loses its top two players for an Academy team will still be represented by full rosters.
A boy or girl who was on the junior varsity team -- they have an opportunity to play on the varsity. They are going to be challenged to improve.
In theory, it makes sense -- like moving a child up to an advanced class knowing they'll be challenged to work harder and keep up with the material.
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Sunday night on broadcast television was all about basketball, beauties and Broadway.
The Miami Heat's victory over the San Antonio Spurs was narrow, but in the ratings, there was no contest at the top. The more interesting competition for ratings was between the Hugh Jackman-hosted Tony Awards on CBS and the Miss USA contest on NBC.
Starting with the winner, it's safe to say Game 2 of the NBA Finals on ABC was the highest-rated telecast Sunday night, delivering a household rating of 10.2 in Nielsen's 56 metered markets.
ABC's prime-time rating for the night, including Jimmy Kimmel's pregame show and the NBA Countdown, according to the unreliable "fast affiliate" numbers, was a 4.4 among key 18-to-49-year-old viewers, with about 11 million viewers overall.
Accurate numbers for the game, a 98-96 victory for LeBron James and the Heat in the rematch with the Spurs, will be released later on Monday.
Meanwhile, it was a big night for honors on network television.
The Tony Awards, back-slapping the best of Broadway at Radio City Music Hall, gave top kudos to Neil Patrick Harris, Bryan Cranston and "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" -- and Nevada's 4th-degree black belt Nia Sanchez was crowned Miss USA.
The Tonys had the advantage over the beauty pageant in total viewers, in which the theater honors came away with an average of 7.02 million compared with 5.55 million for Miss USA. But in the key demo, Hugh Jackman et al. were slightly behind the ladies on NBC, who earned a 1.4 rating. The Tonys notched a 1.2.
In 18-49, a ratings point equals about 1.3 million viewers.
Compared with last year, the Tonys were flat in the demo and down by about 4% in total viewership, and Miss USA was generally up year-over-year, by 8% in 18-49 and 21% in overall viewers.
The biggest telecast on Fox, other than reruns, was the final episode of "Cosmos," the Neil deGrasse Tyson-hosted reboot of the classic science documentary created by Carl Sagan. The dark-matter episode of "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" closed out the series run with a 1.1 in 18-49, down 15% from last week, not surprising given the heavy competition.
The "Cosmos" average for the entire run was 3.9 million viewers overall and a 1.5 in 18-49.


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310th west of K-15
Joy Renae Waldbauer, 52, 460 310th, Durham, was driving westbound on 310th at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 13 when she hit a cow standing in the middle of the road. No injuries were reported. She was driving her 2003 Ford sedan.
Birch and B streets, Hillsboro
George Glen, 57, 210 S. Prospect, Lehigh, struck Donald Clyde Graumann, 80, 215 S. Birch St., Hillsboro, in the side at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 5 after Graumann failed to yield at the intersection of Birch and B streets. Glen was driving his 2008 Chrysler. Graumann was driving his 1993 Ford. Graumann was cited for failure to yield.
F and Main streets, Hillsboro
Richard E. Lake, 75, 2149 Schlotthauer, Marion, backed out of a parking space and into Elva Holub, 88, 405 N. Topeka, Lincolnville, at 11 a.m. Sept. 20 at the intersection of F and Main streets. Lake was driving his 2008 Toyota. Holub was driving her 1999 Pontiac. Both vehicles had minor damage.
Goldenrod south of U.S. 56
Ashley J. Sheridan, 31, 111 Maria St., Lehigh, was stopped at 4:05 p.m. Oct. 14 at the stop sign at the intersection of Goldenrod and U.S. 56 when Roger C. Ashley, 48, 108 N. Madison St., Hillsboro, struck her from behind. No injuries were reported. Sheridan was driving her 2011 Chrysler sedan. Ashley was driving a vehicle registered to the City of Lehigh.
K-15 south of 120th
Chester Ray Roberts, 64, 2613 Goldenrod, North Newton, was driving southbound at 7:18 p.m. Oct. 17 on K-15 when two deer ran out of the east ditch in front of him. He struck one of the deer. No injuries were reported. He was driving his 2009 Buick sedan.
U.S. 50 west of Yarrow
Paula D. Sims, 47, 8933 N.E. 72nd St., Walton, was driving eastbound at 7:15 a.m. Oct. 19 when deer jumped from the north ditch, striking her vehicle's front. No injuries were reported. She was driving her 2008 Ford pickup.
U.S. 77 north of 180th
Kevin Derrick Rich, 20, B Troop 4/4 Cavalry Building 7610 Room 251, Fort Riley, was driving northbound at 7:20 p.m. Oct. 14 on U.S. 77 when he fell asleep and went off the roadway. He overcorrected to the left, then the right. His 1998 Toyota went sideways into the east ditch and rolled over three times. No injuries were reported.
Washington Street north of Grand Avenue, Hillsboro
Rick Allen Koehn, 34, 630 290th, Durham, was sitting in a private drive with his vehicle running and in gear. The vehicle rolled forward and struck a garage door after he fell asleep. He was driving his 2000 GMC.
Last modified Oct. 24, 2012