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The British and Irish Lions hopes of a series victory over Australia have suffered a blow after it was revealed Paul O'Connell will miss the rest of the tour with a fractured arm.
Irish lock O'Connell, 33, suffered the injury in Saturday's 23-21 first-Test victory and will miss both of the remaining two matches.
England's Geoff Parling looks set to provide a like-for-like replacement, while Ireland prop Tom Court has been called up as cover for Alex Corbisiero, who is having his fitness monitored.
However O'Connell, who has featured in seven Lions Tests and captained the tour of South Africa in 2009, could still stay with the squad to provide experience and coaching.
Leicester forward, Parling, is now the favourite to parter Welshman Alun Wyn-Jones in the second row this weekend, and has been withdrawn from the Lions squad to play Melbourne Rebels on Tuesday.
Parling had been due to captain the side, but that role will now be given to Wales flanker Dan Lydiate.
O'Connell, who was an integral part of coach Warren Gatland's plans, will be a big loss to the Lions, but Tuesday's game will provide the New Zealander with the ideal opportunity to rotate his squad and try out some alternate options.
Lions team to play Melbourne Rebels: Rob Kearney, Sean Maitland, Manu Tuilagi, Brad Barritt, Simon Zebo, Owen Farrell, Conor Murray; Ryan Grant, Richard Hibbard, Dan Cole, Richie Gray, Ian Evans, Dan Lydiate (captain), Sean O'Brien, Toby Faletau.
Replacements: Rory Best, Tom Court, Matt Stevens, Tom Croft, Justin Tipuric, Ben Youngs, Billy Twelvetrees, Stuart Hogg.
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Got this in my mailbox the other day. Brilliant yaoi marketing plan from a Christian church.
The text over the sun glosses as:
Today, one of the days left for you to live, is a precious gift. God loves you.
And apparently you should spend this precious day with Joseph whispering about his technicolor dream coat into your ear.
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Ins Winter 08/09
Coach Jang Wae-Ryong, Incheon United
GK Takahiro Takagi, Sapporo (loan end)
DF Shunsuke Fukuda, Hosei University
DF Haruki Nishimura, Takasaki (loan end)
DF/MF Ryohei Arai, Omiya Youth
FW Naoki Ishihara, Shonan
Outs Winter 08/09
Coach Yasuhiro Higuchi, Yokohama FC
GK Hiroki Aratani, Sapporo
DF Akira Ishigame
DF Tatsuya Kawahara, Kusatsu (loan)
DF Leandro
DF Takuro Nishimura
MF Naoya Saeki
FW Hiroshi Morita, Kofu
FW Naoto Sakurai
FW Manabu Wakabayashi
FW Kota Yoshihara
Ardija Squad 2008
GK 1 Hiroki Aratani
GK 20 Nobuhisa Kobayashi
GK 21 Koji Ezumi
GK 31 Keiki Shimizu (r)
DF 2 Taishi Tsukamoto (r)
DF 3 Leandro
DF 4 Yasuhiro Hato
DF 5 Daisuke Tomita (v/c)
DF 18 Takuro Nishimura
DF 19 Yusuke Murayama
DF 22 Terukazu Tanaka
DF 26 Daiki Niwa (n)
DF 29 Tatsuya Kawahara (r)
MF 6 Yosuke Kataoka
MF 7 Naoya Saeki
MF 8 Daigo Kobayashi
MF 11 Chikara Fujimoto (v/c)
MF 15 Masato Saito
MF 17 Hayato Hashimoto
MF 23 Shin Kanazawa
MF 24 Takaya Kawanabe
MF 25 Tomoya Uchida (n)
MF 28 Kohei Tokita (r)
MF 32 Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (c)
MF 34 Takuya Aoki (r)
FW 9 Kota Yoshihara
FW 10 Denis Marques
FW 13 Pedro Junior
FW 14 Hiroshi Morita
FW 16 Klemen Lavric (n*)
FW 27 Masahiko Ichikawa (r)
FW 30 Naoto Sakurai
FW 35 Daisuke Watabe (r)
(c) = captain
(n) = new for 2008
(n*) = signed during 2008
(r) = rookie
(v/c) = vice-captain
Loans Out
DF Tatsuya Kawahara, Kusatsu
31 Jan 10
DF Daiki Niwa, Fukuoka
31 Jan 09
FW Pedro Junior, Vila Nova
31 Dec 08
Ardija J1 Games
09 Mar H v Niigata 2-0
16 Mar A v Kyoto 1-2
30 Mar A v S-Pulse 0-0
02 Apr H v Nagoya 1-2
05 Apr H v Oita 2-0
12 Apr A v JEF 4-2
20 Apr A v Urawa 0-0
27 Apr H v Kashima 1-1
30 Apr A v Gamba 3-2
03 May H v FC Tokyo 0-3
06 May A v Marinos 1-1
10 May H v Sapporo 1-2
17 May A v Kawasaki 3-2
28 Jun H v Verdy 2-0
05 Jul A v Kobe 0-1
12 Jul H v Jubilo 1-2
17 Jul A v Kashiwa 0-1
21 Jul A v Nagoya 0-4
27 Jul H v S-Pulse 0-0
09 Aug A v Sapporo 2-1
16 Aug H v Gamba 2-0
24 Aug A v Oita 0-1
28 Aug H v Marinos 1-0
13 Sep A v FC Tokyo 1-3
21 Sep H v Urawa 0-1
27 Sep H v Kobe 0-2
01 Oct A v Kashima 0-2
04 Oct H v Kashiwa 0-4
18 Oct A v Verdy 0-1
26 Oct H v JEF 2-1
08 Nov H v Kawasaki 2-1
23 Nov A v Niigata 2-2
30 Nov H v Kyoto 1-1
06 Dec A v Jubilo 1-0
J1 Scorers
8 Denis Marques
5 Lavric
3 Fujimoto
3 Kobayashi D
3 Kobayashi Y
2 Leandro
2 Morita
2 Pedro Junior
2 Saito
2 Tomita
2 Yoshihara
1 Kataoka
1 Tokita
J1 Cards
YYY Kataoka
YYY Kobayashi Y
YYY Lavric
YYY Morita
YYY Tokita
YY Murayama
YY Pedro Junior
YY Uchida
Y Fujimoto
Y Hashimoto
Y Saeki
Y Saito
Y Tomita
Emperor's Cup Games
02 Nov H v Cerezo 1-0
15 Nov H v Nagoya 1-2
Emperor's Cup Scorers
1 Lavric
1 Uchida
Emperor's Cup Cards
Y Fujimoto
Y Lavric
Y Uchida
Nabisco Cup Table
1. Marinos 12 (+6)
2. Oita 11 (+4)
3. Niigata 4 (-4)
4. Omiya 3 (-6)
Nabisco Cup Games
20 Mar A v Niigata 2-2
23 Mar H v Marinos 0-0
16 Apr A v Marinos 0-4
25 May H v Oita 1-2
31 May H v Niigata 1-1
08 Jun A v Oita 0-1
Nabisco Cup Scorers
1 Denis Marques
1 Kobayashi D
1 Morita
1 Pedro Junior
Nabisco Cup Cards
Y(YY=R) Denis Marques
YY Leandro
Y Kanazawa
Y Kobayashi D
Y Morita
Y Niwa
Y Pedro Junior
Y Saeki
Y Tanaka
Y Tomita
Y Yoshihara
J1 Table
1. Kashima 63 (+26)
2. Kawasaki 60 (+23)
3. Nagoya 59 (+13)
4. Oita 56 (+9)
- - - - - - - - - -
5. S-Pulse 55 (+8)
6. FC Tokyo 55 (+4)
7. Urawa 53 (+8)
8. Gamba 50 (-3)
9. Marinos 48 (+11)
10. Kobe 47 (+1)
11. Kashiwa 46 (+3)
12. Omiya 43 (-9)
13. Niigata 42 (-14)
14. Kyoto 41 (-9)
- - - - - - - - - -
16. Jubilo 37 (-8)
17. Verdy 37 (-12)
18. Sapporo 18 (-34)
Last J1 Games
06 Dec
JEF 4-2 FC Tokyo
Jubilo 0-1 Omiya
Kobe 0-2 Kashiwa
Kyoto 1-3 S-Pulse
Niigata 3-2 Gamba
Oita 0-0 Nagoya
Sapporo 0-1 Kashima
Urawa 1-6 Marinos
Verdy 0-2 Kawasaki
Next J1 Games
J2 Table
1. Hiroshima 100 (+64)
2. Yamagata 78 (+26)
3. Sendai 70 (+15)
- - - - - - - - - -
4. Cerezo 69 (+21)
5. Shonan 65 (+20)
6. Tosu 64 (-1)
7. Kofu 59 (+9)
8. Fukuoka 58 (-11)
9. Kusatsu 53 (-7)
10. Yokohama FC 50 (-5)
11. Mito 47 (-18)
12. Kumamoto 43 (-26)
13. Gifu 42 (-28)
14. Ehime 37 (-27)
15. Tokushima 29 (-32)
Last J2 Games
06 Dec
Cerezo 2-1 Ehime
Fukuoka 3-1 Shonan
Gifu 1-0 Tosu
Hiroshima 3-0 Tokushima
Sendai 1-0 Kusatsu
Yamagata 1-0 Mito
Yokohama FC 0-0 Kofu
Next J2 Games
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Saito Strikes As Squirrels Stay Up
Omiya Ardija 1-1 Kawasaki Frontale
0-1 Chong 21'
1-1 Saito 89'
GK Ezumi (7)
DF Murayama (6)
DF Leandro (7)
DF Tomita (7)
DF Hato (7)
MF Daigo Kobayashi (7)
MF Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (7)
MF Kataoka (5) (Saito 62') (7)
Fujimoto (8)
(Denis Marques 69') (6)
FW Morita (5) (Wakabayashi 73')
FW Yoshihara (7)
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
DF Okuno
MF Hirano
FW Pedro Junior
Goal hero Masato Saito. An unusual collection of words there
It may have been 99% sure after last weekend's sensational victory at FC Tokyo, but Omiya Ardija made it absolutely certain that they will retain their J1 status for 2008 in the last game of what has been a traumatic season. With relegation rivals Sanfrecce Hiroshima unable to pull off the required big win over Gamba Osaka, the Mighty Squirrels confirmed matters with a solid performance at Omiya Koen against Kawasaki Frontale - one of the division's form teams.
Despite the fact that it took Ardija until injury time to grab the point, Omiya were the better side for most of the match and it was the familiar problem of poor finishing that almost proved costly. Coach
Satoru Sakuma,
a.k.a. the Luckiest Man Alive, elected to field a front pairing of top scorer
Kota Yoshihara
Hiroshi Morita,
but it was Frontale who took the lead via a bullet header from 23-year-old forward
Tese Chong
following a corner midway through the first half.
The Squirrels had a few chances in the opening period and nearly equalised through the unlikely figure of Morita, whose acrobatic overhead went flashing inches past
Eiji Kawashima's
Chikara Fujimoto
almost followed on from his vital goal against Tokyo by lobbing Kawashima from well inside the Ardija half, but Cheeky's ambitious effort went just wide with the Kawasaki keeper left flailing.
But it was a more attacking and threatening Omiya team that took to the field after the interval, numerous chances being created but none converted.
Yoshiyuki Kobayashi
had a shot from fifty yards that was caught just under the bar by Kawashima and
Daigo Kobayashi
fired in two dangerous free kicks - one of which went just over from 35 yards and another late on that struck the woodwork. Big defender
sought to build upon his spectacular solo goal last Saturday, but placed a free header wide of the target when he should have scored.
An emotional Seiichiro Okuno
Perhaps appropriately, though - bearing in mind the fact that the game marked the retirement of an Omiya legend in former captain
Seiichiro Okuno
- it was Okuno's longest-standing team-mate
Masato Saito
who popped up with the equaliser in stoppage time. A cross-cum-shot from Yoshiyuki Kobayashi fell at the feet of the midfield man, who rifled an angled right-foot shot into the Kawasaki net for his first league goal since 2004.
Emotional scenes followed when Saito raced over to Okuno on the substitutes' bench to celebrate, as tears ran down the cheeks of the departing skipper. After the final whistle, there was an Okuno tribute that even included a message from his long-time defensive partner
But Ardija are safe - roll on 2008!
Photos to follow
【2007/12/01 16:21】
2007 Match Reports
Leandro Takes Giant Step To Safety
FC Tokyo 1-2 Omiya Ardija
1-0 Ishikawa 47'
1-1 Fujimoto 49'
1-2 Leandro 89'
GK Ezumi (7)
DF Murayama (7)
Leandro (10)
DF Tomita (7)
DF Hato (7)
MF Daigo Kobayashi (7)
MF Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (7)
MF Kataoka (6)
MF Fujimoto (8) (Sakurai 80')
FW Morita (6) (Hashimoto 75')
FW Yoshihara (8) (Saito 64') (6)
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
MF Hirano
FW Wakabayashi
FW Denis Marques
A picture of Leandro
Omiya Ardija defender
guaranteed himself instant club legend status in a dramatic afternoon at Ajinomoto on Saturday, as in the closing seconds of the game with FC Tokyo he scored the goal that almost ensures the Squirrels's J1 survival. After an incredible run, the big Brazilian fired home from ten yards to clinch a vital victory with what was, remarkably, his first goal of the season.
While relegation rivals Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Ventforet Kofu were losing their matches, perhaps the greatest goal ever scored by an Ardija player meant that
Satoru Sakuma's
team were able to squeeze past the Gasheads 2-1. A day that had begun jam-packed with tension ended with Omiya three points ahead of a Hiroshima side on cataclysmically bad form - and with a markedly better goal difference into the bargain. In other words, barring total disaster in the final match of the season, Leandro's goal has succeeded in keeping the Squirrels in J1.
Contrary to press reports before kick-off, Sakuma fielded a relatively conventional line-up,
Yosuke Kataoka
coming into central midfield in place of
Naoya Saeki
Kota Yoshihara
making a welcome return to the team alongside
Hiroshi Morita
up front. And it was Yoshihara who was the key man for Ardija, who looked committed from the start, pressing and harrying an FC Tokyo team with little to play for but pride.
Another picture of Leandro. Woohoo!
The one-time Japanese international forward had some good opportunities in the opening period. The first of these arrived in the sixth minute when
Yoshiyuki Kobayashi's
blocked shot fell to Omiya's diminuitive number nine, who struck his shot wide of the right post. Later, Yoshihara had another good chance when
Daigo Kobayashi
put him clean through only for the outstretched hand of
Hitoshi Shiota
to prevent an opening goal and the same player should again have scored shortly afterwards, when he ballooned a shot over the bar after Yoshiyuki set him up.
Otherwise, the first half was fairly even, with not much threat at either end, but just a couple of minutes after the re-start the home side took the lead when right-sided midfield man
Naohiro Ishikawa
took delivery of a clever back pass and smashed a shot past
Koji Ezumi.
After a decent performance, things could scarcely have looked bleaker for Omiya.
In contrast with so many of this season's performances, however, these cornered Squirrels fought back and with the crowd barely back in their seats after Ishikawa's opener, Yoshihara dis-possessed a defender and squared it for captain
Chikara Fujimoto
to fire home an equaliser. Frustratingly, with the score at one apiece - and in the knowledge that winning the game would provide a massive advantage in the relegation fight - Sakuma opted for a more defensive formation and Ardija were on the backfoot for most of the remainder of the game.
With time running out and thoughts starting to turn to what would have been next week's decider against Kawasaki Frontale, Leandro won a tackle on the edge of his own penalty area and weaved his way past several defenders, running virtually the whole length of the pitch finally to blast a right-foot shot past Shiota from ten yards out.
【2007/11/24 15:53】
2007 Match Reports
Nishimura Off Again, As Draw Puts Omiya On A Knife Edge
Ventforet Kofu 0-0 Omiya Ardija
GK Ezumi (7)
DF Takuro Nishimura (5)
DF Murayama (6)
DF Tomita (6)
DF Hato (6)
Daigo Kobayashi (7)
MF Saito (6)
MF Saeki (6) (Kataoka 67')
MF Fujimoto (6) (Wakabayashi 74')
FW Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (6)
FW Pedro Junior (5) (Sakurai 64') (6)
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
DF Tanaka
MF Hirano
FW Yoshihara
The distant Yamanashi view of the Squirrel Nation
If Omiya Ardija do manage to avoid relegation at the end of this season, they will look back to Sunday's match with rivals Ventforet Kofu and will surely believe that they were lucky to get a point - and indeed to prevent Kofu from obtaining what would have been a crucial win for the claret-and-blues. Squirrels coach
Satoru Sakuma
fielded a starting line-up that had in total netted only seven league goals all year, adopting a 4-5-1 from the start and rookie forward
Pedro Junior
understandably struggled to cope against three markers.
Ardija nevertheless had some reasonable chances in the first half - defender
Daisuke Tomita
had a header from a 34th-minute corner that cleared the bar and Pedro Junior beat his man and was about to round keeper
Tatsuya Tsuruta
and score, when Tsuruta stuck out an arm to prevent the youngster from giving Omiya a 1-0 lead. The home side, however, were particularly dangerous from set plays, especially free-kicks, and had several notable opportunities when Squirrels netminder
Koji Ezumi
had to be particularly alert.
That idiot Nishimura chases Katsuya Ishihara
In the second half, star midfielder
Daigo Kobayashi
had a couple of long range left-footed efforts, Pedro Junior had a shot blocked with the keeper in no man's land and Ardija's chance of the game fell to substitute
Naoto Sakurai
who sent in a right-footed curler that Tsuruta palmed on to the angle of post and crossbar and out for a corner. The majority of possession remained with a Ventforet side desperately seeking a goal and those three precious points and the final few minutes were horribly nerve-wracking for Omiya supporters.
Unbelievably, right back
Takuro Nishimura
- on his first game back in the team - got himself sent off as he had done just last month at Albirex Niigata and after that it looked like Omiya would get punished in injury time, as had occurred in that match. And how Ventforet failed to score remains a mystery. Deep into injury time, confusion between Tomita and
Yusuke Murayama
resulted in
Zeljko Radovic
being completely clean through with the simple task of Ezumi to beat. He didn't. The ball went wide and seconds later the referee blew his whistle. A fortuitous point and thanks to
equaliser for Vissel Kobe at Sanfrecce Hiroshima, Omiya stay fifteenth.
【2007/11/18 16:16】
2007 Match Reports
Omiya Blow It And Relegation Fight Goes On
Omiya Ardija 1-2 Oita Trinita
1-0 Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (3')
1-1 Fukaya (26')
1-2 Maeda (88')
GK Ezumi (5)
DF Tanaka (5)
Murayama (8)
DF Tomita (6)
DF Hato (7)
MF Daigo Kobayashi (6)
MF Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (7)
MF Saeki (6) (Kataoka 64') (5)
MF Fujimoto (6)
FW Morita (5) (Saito 51') (5)
FW Denis Marques (5) (Pedro Junior 68') (5)
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
MF Hirano
FW Wakabayashi
FW Sakurai
Before it all went wrong
As far as curtain-raisers go, Omiya Ardija's fantastic new stadium really should have had a better spectacle than the gut-wrenching 2-1 defeat to Oita Trinita, although the atrocious weather was certainly a factor in what was a disappointing ninety minutes of football. Well, eighty-seven minutes; because just three minutes into the opening fixture at the new Omiya Koen stadium, Squirrels midfielder
Yoshiyuki Kobayashi
got things off to a dream start when he rifled in an unstoppable left-foot effort.
For a time, it appeared as if all was going to be well for Ardija. Coach
Satoru Sakuma,
in undoubtedly the most important match of his short career, had elected for an untested back four combination, with
Yusuke Murayama
moving into the centre from right back, where he was replaced by inexperienced
Terukazu Tanaka
. Oita had their fair share of the play, but were held at arm's length only until the 26th minute, when skin-headed defender
Yuki Fukaya
was on hand to tap home after a shot hit
Koji Ezumi's
post and fell to his feet.
The Squirrels probed and
Denis Marques
could have restored the lead, but the Brazilian forwards failed to get on the end of a cross from the right. And as the game moved into the second half, Sakuma appeared content to concede the initiative with the match still at one goal apiece; Omiya had a few chances in the second half, notably when
Chikara Fujimoto's
header went over the bar, but the home side were usually second best.
A fisheye view of the new Omiya Park
It was the substitutions that altered the direction of the game and for this the Ardija boss must take responsibility. Big striker
Hiroshi Morita
was replaced just six minutes after the re-start by defensive midfield man
Masato Saito
and incredibly - in a match that would have provided the whole club with a massive boost to win - Omiya went from 4-4-2 to 4-5-1.
While two other Squirrels substitutions quickly followed, on the away bench Trinita coach
held his nerve. Unsurprisingly, the goalscoring opportunities subsequently dried up for the men in orange, who were on the back foot for the remainder of the game. The visitors clearly felt that the three points were there to be won and in the closing stages made three changes to pep up their attack. And Oita had a goal disallowed for a foul on keeper Ezumi, but made no mistake just two minutes before the end when
Shunsuke Maeda
lashed home a left-foot shot from close range.
A point was therefore thrown away when a more positive attitude could have led to Omiya getting a massively valuable win - one that would have enabled them to overtake the Kyushu side and increase the gap between themselves and relegation rivals Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Ventforet Kofu. The feeling remains that the Squirrels are not a side that cope well with a tough physical challenge and this is exactly what they need to overcome in another vital fixture at Kofu on Sunday.
【2007/11/11 17:56】
2007 Match Reports
Makeshift Squirrels Crash Out Of Cup
Omiya Ardija 0-2 Yokohama FC
0-1 Takizawa (11')
0-2 Nejime (56')
GK Ogi
DF Murayama
DF Leandro
DF Hato
DF Kataoka
MF Daigo Kobayashi
MF Saeki
MF Shimada (Saito 62')
MF Hirano
FW Morita (Sakurai 68')
FW Yoshihara (Wakabayashi 71')
Subs not used:
GK Aratani
DF Tanaka
MF Hashimoto
MF Fujimoto
The packed stadium in sunny Toyama
【2007/11/04 14:53】
2007 Match Reports
Squirrels Leapfrog Sanfrecce As Daigo Wins It
Yokohama FC 0-1 Omiya Ardija
0-1 Daigo Kobayashi (39')
GK Ezumi (7)
DF Maruyama (7)
DF Leandro (6)
DF Tomita (6)
DF Hato (7)
MF Daigo Kobayashi (9)
MF Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (7)
MF Saeki (7) (Kataoka 73') (6)
MF Fujimoto (7)
FW Morita (7) (Saito 70') (6)
Denis Marques (9)
(Yoshihara 89')
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
DF Hirano
MF Shimada
FW Wakabayashi
A sunny day at Mitsuzawa for the Squirrel Nation
What a vital weekend this is in the history of Omiya Ardija. Sunday sees the opening at long last of the club's refurbished stadium with a friendly against neighbours Kashiwa Reysol, but of greater significance than that milestone was the second game in the Squirrels' current quartet of key J1 fixtures - games that will without doubt decide in which division Ardija end up playing their football next year. And the prayers of coach
Satoru Sakuma
are being answered, in the shape of consecutive wins for the first time all season, combined with another top drawer display from midfield maestro
Daigo Kobayashi
And although Saturday's opposition was weak, the 1-0 defeat of J2-bound Yokohama FC was arguably the Squirrels' most most comfortable win of 2007. On another day Omiya could have won by three or four goals, Daigo and also Brazilian front man
Denis Marques
both putting in outstanding performances in truly atrocious conditions, that often led to the ball getting stuck in pools of water.
Right up until his replacement in the dying seconds by
Kota Yoshihara
, Denis was, for want of a better word, a menace and ghosted past the home defence time and again with consummate ease. He hit the post with a fine drive from the left-hand side of the penalty area just before Daigo opened the scoring in the 39th minute. The crucial goal came as a result of a
Yusuke Murayama
cross which eluded the Sky Blues' back line and was then brilliantly chipped over
Takanori Sugeno
by the in-form Omiya star.
Best of friends again, Daigo and fans
The home side had several long-range efforts in the game, all of which went wide and didn't trouble keeper
Koji Ezumi
at all. And if anything, the second half was more one-sided than the first had been, Denis Marques in particular orchestrating some positive attacking moves. He was clean through with only the keeper to beat but his excellent right foot attempt was palmed to safety by Sugeno with no-one on hand to put in what would have been a simple rebound.
Daigo should have added his second when he flashed a header past the post from
Chikara Fujimoto's
cross when unmarked. But despite the missed opportunities, Ardija were never put in any real difficulty by their lacklustre opposition and the result - combined with Sanfrecce Hiroshima sensationally conceding twice in injury time to throw away a 2-0 lead - means that the Mighty Squirrels climb out of the bottom three for the first time since June. There are still twelve points to pay for, but could an unlikely escape be on the cards?
【2007/10/27 15:54】
2007 Match Reports
Wakabayashi Throws A Lifeline
Omiya Ardija 1-0 Sanfrecce Hiroshima
1-0 Wakabayashi (81')
GK Ezumi (7)
DF Murayama (7)
DF Leandro (7)
DF Tomita (7)
DF Hato (7)
Daigo Kobayashi (8)
MF Yoshiyuki Kobayashi (7)
MF Kataoka (6)
MF Fujimoto (5) (Hirano 69') (7)
FW Morita (6) (Wakabayashi 78') (7)
FW Denis Marques (7) (Saito 86')
Subs not used:
GK Ogi
DF Tanaka
FW Pedro Junior
FW Yoshihara
Sakuma elects to field several small children
Nine minutes from time and just three minutes after having come on as a replacement for
Hiroshi Morita,
Omiya Ardija super sub
Manabu Wakabayashi
netted a truly vital goal to claim all three points for his team against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Saturday afternoon. And it was a deserved win for the Squirrels, providing a major boost for players and fans alike in what was the last-ever Ardija game to be staged at Komaba Stadium. It also meant that Omiya overtook Ventforet Kofu to move out of the automatic relegation places, as a nailbiting final phase of the 2007 season finally got underway.
As expected, on-loan defender
Yusuke Murayama
stepped in for a full debut in place of the suspended
Takuro Nishimura
at right back. An injury to
Naoya Saeki
meant a return to the starting line-up for
Yosuke Kataoka
in central midfield, while up front Morita was partnered by
Denis Marques
as top scorer
Kota Yoshihara
had to be content with a place on the bench for the match against Squirrels bogey side Sanfrecce.
Sakuma shouts at Ardija's star man
Building on a lively opening in which Denis Marques and
Daigo Kobayashi
both had attempts on goal, Omiya were purposeful and energetic throughout and apart from the totally out of sorts
Chikara Fujimoto,
every player did themselves proud. The star of the show was Daigo, who put in a performance reminiscent of last season's form, turning up everywhere and making some excellent opportunities.
Fujimoto, however, had another wretched game in what has been for him individually a desperately disappointing season. The Omiya skipper had a free header from a tremendous Daigo cross that he put wide when only a few yards out and also struck a tame shot straight at Hiroshima keeper
Takashi Shimoda
from a similar position. Eventually he was taken off in favour of
Takashi Hirano
and shortly afterwards Wakabayashi came on to grab his third goal of the year from close range.
In contrast with the generally hard-working and committed Squirrels, Hiroshima were poor and indeed have now gone five games without picking up so much as a point. This run of results has seen them slip perilously close to the relegation zone, seemingly with no idea as to how they might bring about a change of fortune. Experienced striker
had a header ruled out for offside in the first half and they hit the bar after the interval, which caught everyone - especially Omiya keeper
Koji Ezumi
- by surprise. The subsequent rebound drifted harmlessly to safety, taking with it the visitors' chances of taking any points from the game.
Wakabayashi receives the congratulations of the Squirrel Nation
The reaction to Wakabayashi's goal from a noisy crowd of just over 11,000 was a mixture of relief and ecstasy and, unlike other games this season, Ardija held on to win. With the big four games against Omiya's relegation rivals now underway, from here on in - things could get interesting.
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Like many others, I've spent much of this week processing the results of Tuesday's U.S. presidential election. Never mind that I'm Canadian and this technically isn't my thing. The reality is it's everyone's thing no matter where we live, and the ripples of a seismic socio-cultural-political shift like the one we're now witnessing know no borders.
So if I'm a little subdued over the next little while, I hope you'll understand.
In the meantime, I found this tree. Or rather, this photo of a tree that I shot last week. I've been staring at it for a while, not because it's a particularly unique tree - it isn't. Rather, it's the story of time, and the fact that this tree's timeline differs from ours somewhat radically.
I'm going to guess this tree's been around for a half-century, give or take. I'm also going to guess that many of the much taller trees that surround it are well into the three-figured range.
They were here well before Tuesday, and hopefully they'll be here well after it, as well.
I have nothing more profound to add on top of that, but I can't shake the feeling that a closer appreciation of this tree's lifespan and life trajectory might help put Tuesday's events into a more digestible historical perspective. Time has a funny way of changing the way we see things, doesn't it?


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Chimpanzee Facial Expressions Explained
Chimpanzees have highly developed methods of communication, including gestural movements and vocalizations. Because chimpanzees do not have a spoken language like humans do, they also rely heavily on facial expressions to communicate, and their hairless faces allow for a wide variety of expressions to be easily recognized. However, their facial expressions are very different than ours. Read more below to learn about how our caregivers distinguish the chimpanzees' moods simply by looking at them!
This is a PLAY FACE! A chimp will open their mouth wide and show their lower teeth only. Showing your top teeth can be a sign of anger. Sometimes, Jackson shakes his head while making a play face. Chimps tend to keep a PLAY FACE on the entire time they are playing. They laugh in a wheezy, chuckling, high-pitched way: "Hee huh hee huh!" Though their mouths are open, gums are not visible, unlike an aggressive expression.
This facial expression is often accompanied with the vocalization "Hoo-Oooh-Ooh-Ooh!", a friendly greeting and social behavior. Chimps put their lips together and let out a "Hooo!" They breathe in noisily and repeat over and over again!
Maggie may look like she is smiling but this expression is known as a fear grimace. Notice that all teeth are showing, as if she is threatening to use them. The teeth are together, though the lips are opened wide. You may also notice that the pupils become very small during a fear grimace. This facial expression is often confused for a smile since it looks so much like a human smile. Unfortunately, chimps in the entertainment and pet industries are often forced to make this facial expression when performing or posing for a picture.
When a chimp is sitting calmly with its lower lip hanging loosely, they are showing that they are relaxed and comfortable. If a chimp does this around you, take it as a compliment!
You get bored, don't you? So do chimps! When Topo looks like this he might like some company or new enrichment to play with. He may also just be deep in thought.
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Thoughts on minimum and maximum retention
- stated retention requirement. Basically, you have to keep it due to some regulation.
- limitations of action. A period during which an organization may face legal action so it might want records on hand for defense. It is about litigation strategy.
- no stated retention. Many requirements tell you to retain stuff but then don't state how long.
Note that OMB basically limits retention to three years from creation unless there is an otherwise stated reason for doing so. So one could make the argument that three years is long enough. There are, however, some interesting challenges here.
Dan Michaluk of Hicks Morley wrote an interesting piece on retention and destruction. He notes that privacy legislation often puts a limit on maximum retention. The Ontario Privacy Commissioner, for example, has endorsed a 20-year retention period for credit records. In other situations, the OPC has struck down lengthy retention when there was no business critical reason for doing so (e.g., retaining personal information of departed employees on the off-chance they are rehired). The British Columbia OIPC challenged a retailer that permanently held on to the contact information of people who made merchanise returns. The OIPC found that the business purpose was valid but that it did not warrant permanent retention.
There's also the issue of retaining a document or record for too little time. In _Lewy v. Remington Arms_, a suit was brought against the arms company after a gun misfired. The suit claimed that the three year retention for complaints and gun examination reports was too short (i.e., limitations of action). The court noted that three years might be "sufficient for documents such as appointment books or telephone messages, but inadequate for documents such as customer complaints."
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It's not just what you say that matter's, it's how you say it.
Sometimes it's how you code it.
If you've got something important to say, you want people to see it. So what do you do? You can make that sentence bold, italicize it, increase the type size, or put a bullet point in front of it. That way the reader knows that sentence is more important than others.
But how would a search engine know what was important on the page? Simple, by properly coding the webpage you can let both the reader and the search engines know at the same time. Here's how…
- Header Tags
Header Tags tell the search engine "This is important" By default the text is black, the type size is increased and bolded, however they can now be custom programmed to look however you wish. There are eight levels of Header Tag, <h1>through <h6>. <h1> showing more importance than <h2> which is more important than <h3>. You should utilize their hierarchical structure logically. If you use <h1> for the main headings of your content, the next level of subheadings should be <h2>, and so forth. Include keywords and phrases within header tags for the best bang for your buck.
- Emphasis Tags
Emphasis tags include bold <strong>, italics <em>, and underline. There is no difference in value, so you can utilize them all to spread emphasis around "organically" within your content. But don't overuse them. Bolding or italicizing too much text takes away the emphasis for the search engine as everything seems to be important.
- Bullet Points and Number Lists
Using the ordered (number) and unordered (bullet) lists offers an excellent way to put emphasis on content in short, quick bursts. Using keywords and phrases within lists is a way to boost the emphasis you're placing on pieces of your content. As with any of these emphasizing features, only use lists when it makes sense and when they flow naturally with the page's content.
- META Descriptions
The description tag is one or two sentences (about 25 words) describing the site. This tag often appears on the search engine results page as the description of the site. Proper use of keywords in this tag can help the search engines find you.
- META Keywords
The keyword tag is simply a list of the keywords a person might put into a search engine when trying to find a site that deals with what your company does.
Good text is essential. Proper coding of that text is just as important. It not only lets the reader know what is significant, but tells the search engines as well. Take a look at your website. Does it emphasize your key points? Are those points coded so that the search engines can see the emphasis? If you need help checking these points, please let us know.


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That's what J.L Godard used to say.
Well this time I think I got it right. There's a gun and some girls in NST2.
I've just spend hours making the credits, and as it is rendering right now since 90 minutes, I can see in the preview window one or two things that make me wanna work on it a bit again.
I wanted to have the TV showing every sequences in front of the credits, so it's a cruel job for my humble PC that has something like 10 video layers to compute while I still need to surf the Internet.
So, now that NST2 is almost inside the oven, let's see what thoses guests sequences smell like !
Mmmm.. I can tell you that smells really good !
So I still have to make the final cut with the credits, create a movie icon, write a presentation, render the whole movie in high definition, see how much that weight, render one or two lighter videos maybe if it's too heavy, upload it at 16Mo/sec on WCM, render the Stage6 divx, render an ugly one for YouTube, upload both.
Let's say you'll see it for your saturday's breakfast (GMT+1 :D).
All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl !
That's what J.L Godard used to say.


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The investigation into a federal operation that allowed Mexican drug cartels to acquire U.S. weapons escalated Thursday with new revelations that an Arizona gun dealer repeatedly expressed fears that his guns were falling into the "hands of the bad guys" but was encouraged by federal agents to continue the sales.
A series of emails released by congressional investigators showed that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives encouraged the gun dealer against his better judgment to sell high-powered weapons to buyers he believed were agents for the drug cartels.
Employees of the dealer videotaped gun buyers — suspected "straw purchasers" who could legally buy the guns, though cartel members could not — exchanging money with other individuals on the dealer's premises.
The aim of the ATF program, called Project Gunrunner, was to gather intelligence on suspicious weapons sales and arrest senior members of international trafficking chains.


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Now that Will Ferrell has nabbed the nation's top comedy prize, the Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, it is somehow fitting that he steps out in his most un-funny movie role to date. This weekend marks the opening of "Everything must Go," a drama based on a Raymond Carver short story about a man who loses his job, his home, and wife.
But this role illustrates what makes Mr. Ferrell's comedy so potent, say those who chose him for the honor and those who have worked with him. "There is something about the earnestness of his creative exploration that is powerful no matter which direction he takes it," says Cappy McGarr, executive producer of the PBS television awards ceremony, which will be broadcast in October.
The award was created to honor Twain's spirit of being "a fearless observer of society, who startled many while delighting and informing many more with his uncompromising perspective." One of the creators of the 14-year-old prize, Mr. McGarr says Mr. Ferrell perfectly fits his criteria. "He's just one of those comedians whose body of work has given us one continuous laugh," he says.
Ferrell's very seriousness of purpose is the key to his comedy, says Cherie Kerr, one of the founders of the Groundlings, the Los Angeles comedy club that has produced many nationally known comics, including Ferrell.
She describes an early Ferrell creation, his now well-known impression of late Chicago Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray, which he would trot out was he sat astride the Groundlings stage, taking questions from the audience. "People didn't really know what to make of him, and it wasn't even really that funny, yet somehow it worked," she says, largely because of his intense commitment.
Subsequent figures in the Ferrell ouevre retain this aura of irony-free dedication to figuring out the world at all costs. Whether it's Ron Burgundy in "Anchorman," NASCAR driver Ricky Bobby in "Talladega Nights," President George W. Bush, or the homeless man who opts to be a nude artist's model, "he isn't afraid of embarrassing himself," says Ms. Kerr.
For example, she points out that the art model character sported only a nude tone brief, "and this was before he got into running and being fit," she says, adding, "so he was letting all his flabbiness hang out." This lack of vanity, "is the secret to his comedy," she adds.
His comedy is also "pure Americana," says comedian Brian Balthazar. "What makes Will Ferrell so distinctly American in his humor is his fondness for this country's archetypes. He loves to take on an aspect of the American culture and give it an over-the-top personal stamp," he says. Everything from cheerleaders to hot tub wine-sipping enthusiasts. "If it's a big part of American pop culture, Will Ferrell is all over it," he adds.
Some have questioned whether Ferrell is worthy of a national award. "He is certainly funny, but I'm not sure he has the gravitas for such national recognition," says Christopher Sharrett, who teaches film studies at Seton Hall University. "It might be a bit much at this stage of his career," he says, noting that throughout Twain's career, "he was very socially pointed. I don't know that we can quite say that of Ferrell yet."
Other comedians also may have longer and deeper résumés, suggests Joseph Boskin, a professor emeritus of history at Boston University, who teaches a course in humor. He points to personal favorites such as Garrison Keillor, whom he would nominate for the prize.
But he says the award itself is important to the national psyche. "Humor plays a critical role in American culture," he says. "We are such a pluralistic, diverse society. Humor is what has made it all cohere, has helped to integrate and weave all those worlds together," he adds.


text: An able wildlife author-photographer (The Raggedy Red Squirrel, 1992) portrays a young gray kangaroo from the time he first peeks from his mother's pouch until he's supplanted by her next newborn. Ryden's color photos are splendidly detailed; her informative text adds details such as the joey's earlier life and interprets such appealing closeups as his reaching from the pouch to sample grass, boxing with a companionable half-grown older brother (an important learning experience), diving head-first into the pouch, and finally, rather comically, outgrowing it. Photos of other animals add a sense of the kangaroo's place in its habitat; a concluding note explains the place of Macropus fuliginosus in the animal world. An enchanting animal portrait. (Nonfiction. 4-9)


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On top of that, our founder, Harina Kapoor, lives in Irvine and sent her children to Irvine schools. Therefore, when Aikyum installs solar panels in Irvine homes, we are working with our neighbors. Neighbors help each other, whether through lending an egg for cookies or sharing fruit from the trees in their backyard. Aikyum would love to help fellow members of the Irvine community turn to clean, efficient energy.
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The City of Irvine Supports Solar
The City of Irvine wants you to install solar panels also—they even removed the fees to receive permits and get plans checked to install solar. By contrast, applicants for a driving learners permit must pay $33 before they can take the test. Irvine makes applying for solar power a bargain!
That bargain came about because the citizens of Irvine voted to pass Measure S. In this measure, Irvine built on its history of environmental sustainability. Our city has long dedicated itself to preserving open spaces, maintaining open spaces for residents to enjoy. We like to conserve water and maintain biodiversity. Measure S stated that the city would encourage buildings and technologies that involve renewable energy, such as solar power.
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I am going to give you a list of things that *have* worked for us in the past, but are obviously no guarantee for your sensational kiddo, so as always, adjust where you see fit. : ) 1. Give limited warning--it is my experience that if I talk too much about the noise that is … Continue reading Fourth of July Guide
Author: Hartley Steiner
Self-Regulation: Proprioception
"Squeeze me." Gabe asks for the tenth time, "Squeeze me hard mom." I lean over, and press his body against mine, gripping my hands together at the wrist behind him and squeezing as hard as I can. "Harder," he says quietly. My oldest son Gabriel is a "sensory seeker." He needs deep pressure (proprioceptive) input … Continue reading Self-Regulation: Proprioception
Self-Regulation: Vestibular
Continued from Self-Regulation: Proprioception ****** Movin' and Groovin' for Vestibular Input Mini Trampoline. This is a common sensory tool for many families; however, if you don't have one, just know that you don't have to spend a fortune on a "therapy-grade" one. I own the Jumpsmart™ Electronic Trampoline because of its triangular shape, ergonomic and … Continue reading Self-Regulation: Vestibular
It Will Get Better
This post has been published all over the place - first on the SPD Foundation's blog, then on Mamapedia, and now it is available in my new book, Sensational Journeys. I am coming back to it today, because as life has it's ups and downs, in every single way (not just with our kids, but … Continue reading It Will Get Better
Sensory vs Behavior
During my book signing a few weeks ago, I was asked by a mom how you can tell the difference between sensory problems and behavior problems. It made me smile. Why? Because in my experience, this is hands down the number one parenting concern for those raising a child with Sensory Processing Disorder. It always has been and I suspect it always will be. And since … Continue reading Sensory vs Behavior
Tips for Newly Diagnosed Families
This is my Checklist for Families Newly Diagnosed with SPD (or still flailing about!). It is the basis of my therapy for Gabriel and what I rely on day to day to live. It makes me feel like I am empowered to manage his Sensory Processing Disorder instead of feeling like I am at its … Continue reading Tips for Newly Diagnosed Families
How to Tell Your Child He/She has SPD
A young couple walked into a support group meeting I attended the other day; holding hands, exchanging glances, and looking worried and nervous. I quickly offered them a seat next to me, and listened closely when it was their turn to introduce themselves. They had two young boys, one four and one two. Their oldest … Continue reading How to Tell Your Child He/She has SPD


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Adele performance
Adele Performance Grammy Awards 2017
Adele will perform at 59th Annual Grammy Awards on February 12, 2017 at Staples Center, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
James Corden will host the ceremony for the first time. The "pre-telecast" ceremony (officially named The Premiere Ceremony) will be held on the same day prior to the main ceremony.
Adele Performance Grammy Awards 2017
Other Performances in 59th Grammy Awards 2017
John Legend and Cynthia Erivo – will perform a memorial to musicians who have died in the past year.
Metallica and Lady Gaga
Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood – "The Fighter"
Chance The Rapper
Sturgill Simpson
William Bell and Gary Clark Jr.
Katy Perry – "Chained to the Rhythm"
Little Big Town, Demi Lovato, Andra Day and Tori Kelly – Tribute to The Bee Gees
Kelsea Ballerini
Lukas Graham
Bruno Mars
A Tribe Called Quest and Anderson Paak
The Weeknd and Daft Punk
Alicia Keys and Maren Morris
59th Annual Grammy Awards Details
Date : February 12, 2017 at 8 pm Eastern/5 pm Pacific (with red carpet preshow coverage starting at 7:30 pm Eastern/4:30 pm Pacific)
Location : Staples Center, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Hosted by : James Corden
Most nominations : Beyoncé (9)
Network : CBS
Official website : www.grammy.com
Adele Performance Grammy Awards 2017


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So Alec has been on solids for a month or so now and towards the end of our looong trip, I was running out of cooking ideas for him. Once home, I was so happy to crack open my new favourite cookbook: Cooking for Baby by Lisa Barnes.
I knew I needed to vary the ingredients more, and I knew we were ready to start introducing herbs and spices, but I wasn't really sure how to do it. So I am loving that this book has so many appetizing-looking recipes using both familiar and unfamiliar ingredients that I can easily prepare for Alec. Today he'll be having fresh mint with his peas and homemade peach purée for dessert. And next on the menu is risotto, amaranth, lentils and stew! Good times ahead.
I highly reccommend this book if you're making your own baby food!


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|Ernest Bloch, early 1920s
Bloch: Violin Sonata No. 1 (1920)
Josef Gingold, violin; Beryl Rubinstein, piano
Recorded c. January 1938
Victor Musical Masterpiece set AM-498, four 78-rpm records
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This recording affords us a rare opportunity to hear Josef Gingold (1909-1995) as a soloist; he was much more active as a chamber and orchestral musician, being in Toscanini's NBC Orchestra and in the Primrose Quartet. Beryl Rubinstein (1898-1952), on the Cleveland Institute's faculty while Bloch was there (and subsequently its director), was one of the dedicatees of Bloch's Second Violin Sonata, along with violinist André Ribaupierre; together they premièred the work in 1925. Curiously enough, another Rubinstein, Artur. participated in the première of the First Sonata, with violinist Paul Kochanski.


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Don't Take Your Love To Town
Because I like to remember what Kenny Rogers used to look like before he got all caught up in plastic surgery and remember the days he played bass and sang with The First Edition…..but, mostly to give a nod to the fantabulous Mel Tillis,the newest member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, who wrote this great song. I couldn't figure out which Mel Tillis song I love the most…this one or Detroit City or Heart Over Mind…or I Ain't Never or A Violet and a Rose…or Mental Revenge….
There's been discussion today over at Music City Bloggers about who doesn't deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. Mel deserves it. If you want to see who is already in the Hall of Fame, go here.


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Educational Opportunities
As the CPMU is in a major teaching hospital system (HHS), we have students with us in various capacities, clinical and research: From high school coop students to undergraduate university students to post-graduate interns and residents in psychology, medicine, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, nutrition, etc.
All of the health professionals who work in this program have at one time or another been supervisors or preceptors of students.
Our students tell us that they have very rich learning experiences here and in turn, we feel that we become enriched by their presence.


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I am super excited to have the opportunity to Guest Design for PageMaps. 10 of us from the Bella Blvd Design Team participated, you can see all of the April sketches, and our pages here.
Here is the sketch that Becky sent me...
Water Balloon Fight
Supply List:
Sand&Surf - Flying High, GPS, Alpha+Bits, Just Write Journaling Stickers, Miniatures, Ciao Chip, Stamps (Hampton Art)
Freestyle Sophisticates - Freestyle Cotton Candy
Lucky Starz - Color Wheel High Five Alpha
I loved this sketch...an instagram photo worked perfectly for the design, I just trimmed a little off of the top. I had fun with the stitching, and spatters of ink...which are both things that I've just started adding to projects recently. The Sand&Surf collection had flower elements that matched so perfectly to the sketch, everything just came together so easily.
You won't want to miss seeing the rest of the April sketches, and the amazing projects. Also, be sure to check out the PageMaps blog, as Bella Blvd will be hosting a giveaway!


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LOS ANGELES – More than two months after it was initiated, an effort to remove Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca from office has gained scant support.
The committee has collected only a relative handful of the 400,000 signatures needed to put a recall measure before voters.
Andrew Ahlering, the former county employee behind the campaign to relieve Baca of his post, has said the effort is driven by Baca's mismanagement of the agency, including alleged preferential treatment of celebrities.


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Kia ora, haere mai and welcome to the Pukeko NEST blog. This blog has been created to enable you to connect with your child's learning as they begin their important journey at school. There is a literacy and maths page for you to better understand our programme, and continue the learning at home. We will post blogs regularly, so please check back often to see what your child has been learning. Nga mihi, Ann and Matt.
Thursday, 11 February 2016
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Design philosopy
Points to you if some of this seems familiar from GPSD…
Keep mechanism and policy separate
Mechanism goes in irkerd. Policy goes in irkerhook.py
irkerd is intended to be super-simple and completely indifferent to what content passes through it. It doesn't know, in any sense, that the use-case it was designed for is broadcasting notifications from version control systems. irkerhook.py is the part that knows about how to mine data from repositories and sets the format of notifications.
If you think the mechanism needs an option, think again
Because irkerhook.py does policy, it takes policy options. Because irkerd is pure mechanism, it shouldn't need any. If you think it does, you have almost certainly got a bug in your thinking. Fix that before you modify code.
Never configure what you can autoconfigure
Human attention is more expensive than machine time. Humans are careless and failure-prone. Therefore, whenever you make a user tell your code something the code can deduce for itself, you are introducing unnecessary inefficiency and unnecessary failure modes.
This, in particular, is why irkerhook.py doesn't have a repository type switch. It can deduce the repo type by looking, so it should.
Release procedure
Check for merge requests at the repository.
Do make pylint to audit the code.
Run irk with a sample message; look at #irker on freenode to verify.
Bump the version numbers in irkerd and irkerhook.py
Update the NEWS file
git commit -a
make release
Thanks where due
Alexander van Gessel (AI0867) <email@example.com> contributed the Subversion support in irkerhook.py. Since the 1.0 release he has kept as close an eye on the code as the author and has fixed at least as many bugs.
W Trevor King <email@example.com> added SSL/TLS support and did significant refactoring work.
Daniel Franke <firstname.lastname@example.com> performed a security audit of irkerd.
Georg Brandl <firstname.lastname@example.com> contributed the Mercurial support in irkerhook.py and explained how to make Control-C work right.
Laurent Bachelier <firstname.lastname@example.com> fixed the Makefile so it wouldn't break stuff and wrote the first version of the external filtering option.
dak180 (name withheld by request) wrote the OS X launchd plist.
Wulf C. Krueger <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote the systemd installation support.
Other people on the freenode #irker channel (Kingpin, fpcfan, shadowm, Rick) smoked out bugs in irkerd before they could seriously bug anybody.


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Skip to comments.Believe it, or not: Chevy Volt tops most-loved car survey again
Posted on 11/30/2012 8:28:31 AM PST by SeekAndFind
General Motors' Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid car topped Consumer Reports' annual owner-satisfaction survey for the second straight year.
Ninety-two percent of Volt owners surveyed by the influential consumer magazine said they would definitely buy the Volt again, earning the electric car the top ranking. Last year, 93 percent of respondents said they would buy the car again.
"The Volt's two-year reign at the top of our satisfaction survey points to the continuing trend of owners' enthusiasm for cars that are fuel-efficient, especially as we see more and more hybrid and electric models hitting the market," Consumer Reports' auto editor, Rik Paul, said in a statement.
The Volt, introduced in late 2010, has struggled with early soft sales, criticism from opponents of federal green-car tax credits, and a 2011 government probe of Volt battery fires that found no major problems.
Nevertheless, the Volt, which sells for just under $40,000 before a $7,500 federal tax credit, has a devoted following among those who brag about avoiding gas stations. The car can travel about 40 miles on an electric charge before the gasoline-powered engine kicks in for additional driving range.
In addition to the Volt, other fuel-efficient models that scored well in the Consumer Reports survey included the Toyota Camry Hybrid, Prius and Prius C, and the Nissan Leaf all-electric car.
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...
Yep, see my post #17
To borrow from "South Park," I call shenanigans!
It's designed to do that. No engineering flaw here. Move along.
I thought it was the Miami Heat that loved their LaBaron... :)
This article reminds me of South Park, and their "smug" episode. It was one of their better shows, having people smelling their own farts... lol
Why do I not believe this is even close to true?
Their owners love it, because their religion requires them to love it.
he one guy I know who bought one is too egotistical to ever admit he made a mistake.
Consumer Reports is a marxist org.
If the reVolt is so popular, why aren't people buying them?
I see this as a good thing and reason enough to end any gubmint subsidies for them. If they are so beloved then there is no excuse for taxpayers to foot the bill.
Two thoughts:
1. You pay way too much for something that you know isn't that great then you're going to the mat to argue that it's the most awesome thing out there. The survey is pointless.
2. I could drop a load right in your living room and argue that it smells pretty good to me.
No doubt this survey was taken at the "Cheby" Volt plant and all the union workers voted for it.
Does GM provide a booklet that shows cities with street plug-in adapters so these VOLT things can be recharged; ones that haven't been vandalized? What's the miles per gallon when they have to use the gas engine?
I hope they like it. We all paid top dollar for them.
so both customers are pleased, eh?
Consumer Reports is a thoroughly politicized, left wing "nonprofit" organization. Recall they are in love with Obamacare, and long for the day when there is no private health insurance, only a failed, Govt.-run single payer system.
no fair.
let's compare apples with apples, not apples with broccoli.
give me a car that cost over $100,000 to manufacture, charge me only $30,000 for it.... you pay the rest ....
and then ask me if I am happy with the deal or not
ps: but I don't want a piece of krap like a volt, so
you give me a Corvette zr-1 and then we can talk
thank you.
"The car can travel about 40 miles on an electric charge before the gasoline-powered engine kicks in..."
*LOL* That's about 2 gallons of gasoline worth savings...
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Rev. J. J. Gibbons experienced the San Juan Mountains of Colorado as few men ever did. At the end of the Nineteenth Century, it was his job to tend to the sick, give last rites to the dying, bury the...


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The mission of the primary team at Riverview East Academy is for all of our students to SOAR. Students are engaged in a Safe and Orderly environment that will support the student's learning, growth, and development. As a team we believe that all students can Achieve by being introduced to rigorous concepts and ideas. Students will experience differentiated instruction so that all students can be successful. Our staff strives for Respect from the students through having a mutual respect for every child. Through a supportive environment that promotes collaboration and reflection with teachers, peers and other staff members.
How we meet the needs of our students
Superkids Reading
Meet a group of kids who will help you learn to read. Each character has its own unique personality. Students meet all the kids in kindergarten and grow with them until 2nd grade. The SuperKids teach phonics skills in a fun and engaging way that the kids will never forget!
Engage New York
A Common Core math program that focuses on fewer topics to build mastery of math topics. Each lesson begins with a fluency practice to help review previously covered topics and build confidence and speed. Lessons use a variety of math manipulatives and methods to help students experience math in a fun new exciting way. Children are exposed to multiple strategies to meet all students learning needs and to master the math concepts in the Common Core.
ST Math
Meet JiJi the math penguin. JiJi creates an individual learning plan for each student. By introducing all math concepts visually--without any text whatsoever--ST Math programs clear the language hurdle and can be more stimulating to young children. Once a student has acquired a visual understanding of fundamental concepts, then symbolic representations of math are layered in. Children are able to move at their own pace and work through hurdles to achieve math mastery!
Easy Tech
An online program to help build students digital literacy skills. Easy Tech will equip students with critical skills including keyboarding, word processing, digital citizenship and online safety. Students work at their own pace to complete lessons focused on key computer skills. Each lesson is composed of a brief video and an interactive piece. Then the students are given the opportunity to practice the skill in a fun way.
ABC Tutoring
Riverview East was awarded a 21st Century grant and is working with a nonprofit called Activities Beyond the Classroom to provide support to our students both during the day and after school. We have a 21st Century English Language Arts specialist and a team of qualified tutors that implement small group reading instruction and math tutoring for the primary grades. Students have the chance to get individualized instruction within the small group throughout the week! The lessons are customized to fit the students' needs and to further their understanding of the material being covered in class.
Riverview East is participating in "Good Morning, Riverview!", a breakfast literacy program in the morning for Kindergarten through sixth grades. The school day is extended through engaging and interactive videos that cover Common Core state standards. The lessons include various programs such as Flocabulary and BrainPop as well as videos developed by a team of Cincinnati Public and Activities Beyond the Classroom staff.
ABC Afterschool
Activities Beyond the Classroom, through a 21st Century Grant, has partnered with Riverview East Academy to provide an after school program for K -8th grade. Students in the program receive a free snack and hot meal every day. Students receive individualized literacy and math tutoring as well as dynamic youth enrichment programming. Students participate in various clubs and classes, provided by professional artists and teachers. We have offered cooking classes, dance classes, tennis lessons, bucket drumming, and more. The after school program is a safe place for young people to grow academically, socially and emotionally, and to learn how to become stewards of their communities.


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Health and beauty retailer Boots has taken the first step to ending "sexist pricing" discrepancies by repricing razors and eye cream.
A petition on Change.org drew attention to Boots' price differentiations between products for men and the female counterparts, claiming that women were the victims of "sexist pricing". As an example, Boots eye cream was found to cost £9.99 for women but eye cream for men retailed at £7.29.
In response to the petition, which quickly gathered over 41,000 signatures, Boots issued a response on its website, citing that it was "surprised" and "disappointed" that its standards for equality had not been followed.
"We immediately constructed a review on all Boots own-brand and proprietary ranges to better understand the cited examples," the statement said. "This review has reassured us that for Boots own brands the two reported examples… are indeed exceptional cases which do not completely meet our principles and we are taking action to correct these prices."
Boots is not alone in pricing items unfairly for female consumers. An investigation by The Times found that discriminatory pricing was widespread in the industry, with products aimed at women being 37% higher on average. The New York Department for Consumer Affairs found similar practices carried out in America: From a study of 800 virtually identical products, "female" versions were found to cost 7% more.
Manufacturers have also investigated, though retailers have received the brunt of the blame for price disparities. Nevertheless, Boots' move was welcomed by those campaigning to make prices fairer.
"It is welcome to see Boots change its sexist pricing practices in response to consumer pressure," Said chief Executive of the Fawcett Society campaigning group, Sam Smethers.
"This is just the start. We are also hearing from manufacturers who are making it clear that it is the retailers who are responsible for this sexist price discrimination. In other words, the claim that the price difference is because products marketed t women cost more to make is simply not holding up. Women are being ripped off every single day and that has to change."


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According to CBS News, an estimated 87,000 people showed up at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to support Glenn Beck and his Restoring Honor Rally. The U.S. Park Service says as many as 350,000 were there; and Beck's estimates were even higher.
He joked about how the media would minimize the number of people who turned out.
"We are humbled that you are here," he said. "The reflecting pool holds about 200,000 people. This field back here holds about 250- to 300,000 people. They are not only full here, they're full in that field, they're full behind me, and they are now across the street approaching the Washington Monument."
It will be interesting to see how many counts come in for the event. I'm not sure how numbers can be that far off, but they certainly seem to be.
Besides that, most reports seem to agree that there were no major incidents at the rally attended by a predominately white crowd.
Chris Good at The Atlantic went to the event and provides a good recap, including the fact that he only saw five black people in the crowd and how surprisingly non-political the day was.
"Everything Glenn Beck says during the rally has to do with the discovery of faith, American history, or some connection between the two. He lists more American historical figures than it's possible to count. He tells the crowd to discover faith. He tells them the future of America rests on their personal discoveries of faith, and on the nation's collective discovery of faith."
Al Sharpton, who held a counter Recalim the Dream Rally nearby, directly addressed Beck and his crowd.
I can't find any reports as to how many people attended Sharpton's rally, but even if I could, who knows how accurate they would be.
Did you or anyone you know attend either rally in Washington, D.C., today? Which would you have been more likely to attend?
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Monday, May 2, 2016
Washington University Nephrology Web Episode - Bone Mineral Metabolism
The complex interplay of calcium and phosphorus metabolism with intact PTH, vitamin D, and FGF-23 is one of the more difficult things to understand, and also one of the hardest concepts to teach to students, residents, and fellows. The May episode of the Washington University Nephrology Web Series helps you to understand this topic in 20 minutes, demonstrating normal physiology and then the abnormalities that develop in chronic kidney disease states.
In case you missed our April episode, which was a renal pathology teaching series on amyloidosis, you can find it here. Enjoy!
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