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Saffers vs Aussies
by Good Golly I'm Olly on Thu 01 Mar 2018, 8:06 am
Slightly surprisingly SA have gone in with only four bowlers, electing to play De Bruyn over the impressive Ngidi - Aussies team unchanged from the final Ashes test.
4 test series should be a good one - Aussies batting first at Kingsmead, and Morkel already causing Bancroft some trouble
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by Nathaniel Jacobs on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 3:24 pm
Australia reaping what they sow. Loud mouthed and arrogant, yet cry like babies when they receive it back.
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by Duty281 on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 3:30 pm
Duty281 wrote: And with odds of South Africa winning this at 2/7, when it should be 1/25, it's print money time.
Too easy.
Khawaja is no more than a home town flat track bully. Can't play spin or the swinging ball. If he wasn't mates with cheat Steve Smith, he wouldn't be in the side.
by CaledonianCraig on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 3:44 pm
Steve Smith is out for 7 and leaves the crease to a cacophony of boos. Australia 75 for 5. The writing is on the wall and the paint used for it is drying quickly.
CaledonianCraig
by Good Golly I'm Olly on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 3:45 pm
This is glorious to watch
by Marky on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 3:50 pm
57/0 to 59/4 is English levels isn't it?
First the cheating and now copying us. For shame.
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86-7 Morkel on a hat trick. As an Englishman it's a joy to see
Morkel rattles Starc square in the helmet. Real hostile spell from the giant South African speedster
Morkel bombs out Starc. 8 in the match for the big man
Lyon run out by a suicidal call by Paine. 94-9
Australia bowled out for 107 and South Africa win by 322 runs. Morkel ends up with a Michelle Pfeiffer. Congratulations to him and South Africa on an extraordinary day for test cricket.
Big Morne 5-23 and 9 in the match. Australia rolled for 107
by SimonofSurrey on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 4:46 pm
Typical Australians: they see England lose all 10 for 52 then just have to outdo it, losing all 10 for 50. Pah!
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by Dolphin Ziggler on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 5:50 pm
A hard day for Australia, a hard period they're going through. They'll be scratching their heads, I'm sure, with what to do next, although I'm sure their coach won't be involved in any decisions. It's clear that they need to move forward, tape themselves up and keep some faith in the quality cricketers they do have, rather than tampering with their line up just for the sake of it. Time to show some balls, however roughed up they feel, because whilst it may not seam that things will swing their way, they'll want to be able to hold their heads up high as soon as possible, not be disappointed in their team members.
I don't want to overstep the mark with these comments. Thankfully, they know the rules are in place for a reason.
by KP_fan on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 6:31 pm
When the Aussie PM got involved asking ( or indicating) Smith should be stood down
The game became incidental.. ..... with their heart & mind not in it, they got rolled over ......in a game they would have lost anyway
The repercussions are still emerging:
Will Smith 6 Warner be banned for life......too harsh, but if done, will set the benchmark in future, for others to follow
KP_fan
Australia are a quality side. They
Are an inspiration to us all.
Cheating is something they really
F**king hate, they think cheats are
Scumbags and I for one agree. I hope they don't
Sack anybody for this,
The ICC should stay calm and not give out a
Lot of penalties.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/22908218/steven-smith-david-warner-face-life-ban-ca
Good, lifetime bans are being discussed.
by msp83 on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 7:01 pm
Smith banned for 1 test by ICC. And like they mostly do with their punishments, they do come across as out of line with time and context. But Cricket Australia and the Australian public are talking about it, and there are some pretty hard stuff out there. Talks of life bans and stuff, don't see it coming to that, but seems Steve Smith will have to hold off a bit before his next brain fade...
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msp83 wrote: Smith banned for 1 test by ICC. And like they mostly do with their punishments, they do come across as out of line with time and context. But Cricket Australia and the Australian public are talking about it, and there are some pretty hard stuff out there. Talks of life bans and stuff, don't see it coming to that, but seems Steve Smith will have to hold off a bit before his next brain fade...
Public Emotion in Aus...
National Pride, how it plays will be the key
Politicians will take the cue from the public sentiment and will not hesitate going all the way to ban them for life
ex-players the Chapels, Warne, Taylor, Ponting, Clarke etal need to start speaking up also
I would like to see a Heavy Punishment...like a year of ban and captaincy never again...but not a life ban
by subhranshu.kumar.5 on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 7:11 pm
Marky wrote: Australia are a quality side. They
Quite Sympathies man! But I am not impressed. Well Smith is a regular offender(Remember Banglore Test). I support a life ban for him. Well may be that is quite a heavy penalty but they deserved it.
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KP_fan wrote:
If not life ban, a ban for atleast five years. Again he is a regular offender(Banglore Test is still in memories.).
Rabada was banned for two test matches for showing aggression. Smith banned for 1 test match for cheating in the game. It's like abusing the Justice System.
by JDizzle on Sun 25 Mar 2018, 7:24 pm
Life bans?! Let's chill out a bit here. They've not fixed a match, they've not bet on their team to lose, they've done such a shoddy job of tampering with the ball it didn't even have to be changed. Obviously the fact that they did a crap job of cheating isn't a defence, but it does need putting in perspective.
The pre-meditation of the incident leaves a sour taste in the mouth, and it should ensure that Smith and Warner never hold a position of power (C or VC) in Aussie cricket again - the fact that they didn't have the bottle to do it themselves but let the 'impressionable' Bancroft take the big risk rankles - but a life ban? What happens the next time someone sucks a mint whilst shining the ball again... Life ban for them too?
JDizzle wrote: Life bans?! Let's chill out a bit here. They've not fixed a match, they've not bet on their team to lose, they've done such a shoddy job of tampering with the ball it didn't even have to be changed. Obviously the fact that they did a crap job of cheating isn't a defence, but it does need putting in perspective.
Well the young Bancroft may be excused for he might have been intimidated by the senior cheaters. And regarding smith he is a repeated offender. I hope you would have not forgotten the Banglore Test Match.
I can understand that life ban is a too much punishment for offence like this, but what about the emotions of the fans because of which Smith is Smith today. How they will swallow the feeling that the one they admire or the one who is their role model is a cheater of the Gentleman game.
Have you ever thought about the young Australians who are still in the early 20s or are in the under 15,16 teams who dream to be a part of a team and share dressing room with warner, smith, Lyon.
Lets not forget that Lehmann evidently played his part too.
I also agree with KP Fan's punishment levels. A six month ban and banned from captaincy again at any level of cricket for Smith, Warner and Bancroft along with everyone in this 'group' that was spoken of. As for Lehmann he has to be sacked by Cricket Australia and brought to account and asked to explain his actions in the TV footage which clearly suggests he played a part in it.
CaledonianCraig wrote: Lets not forget that Lehmann evidently played his part too.
Though Smith denied his role but his expression when event was played on the big screen and his message to the drinks boy soon indicates his involvement. He also deserved a ban from cricket along with cheater cricketers.
England's Stuart Broad, a regular victim of Australia's sanctimonious moral policing in cricket, having a legitimate go at Steve Smith and co.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/22906812/stuart-broad-pours-scorn-australian-double-standards
subhranshu.kumar.5 wrote:
Now that is where this case is quite unique as it seems that nobody can escape suspicion. From Lehmann to the captain and vice-captain down to the relative new boy Bancroft plus this 'group' of unnamed players all played their part. The poison runs deeper than just Smith and Warner.
CaledonianCraig wrote:
Smith really played a good bounty by not naming the Leadership Group. Even Lyon, Starc can feature it. Again I feel sorry for the young lad, but it is sure that he might have been pressurised from the so called "Leadership Group". No young lad will kick off a promising career by playing these petty tactics.
ICC has banned Smith for one test match. Even Rabada was banned for 2 test for showing aggression. Justice is bit biased here.
There must to severe consequences for Smith and his bunch of merry men. This wasn't a spur of the moment decision to alter the condition of the ball. It was pre-planned as per Smith's statement yesterday. There in that moment Smith's actions disgraced not only himself, but Australian cricket team, the Australian cricket team's captaincy but most severe the integrity of the game. Smith's actions have brought the game into disrepute. There's no coming back from that.
Severe bans for Smith and Warner. Lifetime ban for Lehmann
Hope Smith or Warner wouldn't be allowed to play in the IPL, let alone captaining their respective sides.
You've gone too subtle, Marky
Cheating. Pre-meditated cheating. Befouling the glorious game. Polluting international cricket. Bloody cheating.
Life. Time. Bans.
by alfie on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 12:40 am
Agree with JD here - talk of life bans is way OTT. Though I've heard plenty of public voices here in Melbourne calling for just that...not so much actual cricket people.
I do believe both Smith and Warner will be permanently barred from the Australian captaincy - and would also assume Lehmann will be sacked as coach as I cannot believe he wasn't at least an accessory - before , or after the fact. Whether there will be other players sanctioned and what else in terms of Test suspensions will be handed out I will have to wait and see as Cricket Australia are going to be undertaking a pretty thorough inquiry . I had a email from James Sutherland this morning apologising on behalf of the board (well not just me ; anyone on the Australian Cricket Family lists - ie all current players ) so you can see they are keen to show everyone they are taking this incredibly seriously. Deeply embarrassed etc...he promises to keep us informed of their findings.
Not sure the PM weighing in against Smith helps much - given his current low standing with the electorate that might actually gain the cricketers some sympathy
Almost un-noticed in all the noise I guess but a remarkable - and satisfying , as he is on his last lap - return for Morne Morkel : the 300 wickets and a nine wicket haul. Well done big fellow
by Pal Joey on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 7:12 am
Not sure I could handle watching Smith, Warner (and whoever else) take to the field ever again.
If this is the way they respect their fans - through deliberate cheating and bringing the game into even more disrepute - then sorry, I'm with Duty, kp_f, msp, etc. They need to be banned for life. Lehman too.
I've always had this uncomfortable relationship with following our cricket team. They were/are (increasingly so) not a bunch a people/sportspeople one can truly admire and hold in high regard. About the only captain I sort of liked was Mark Taylor... the rest mostly are/were nasty, selfish, crude, bullying types... now we can add dodgy cheats. And completely stupid ones at that.
So they were struggling to take wickets - yet only a few days ago they were bragging about having the best bowling attack in the world. How this sly plan ever was concocted does not come as a surprise in the aftermath of getting caught in the act. I can say it - the base criminal gene pool of these common crooks has 'risen' to the surface. Something I have known for quite some time (at least watching this sport from the 70s and 80s) has manifest itself on a scale which will never be forgotten.
Yes it's only sport... but these guys should be nowhere near it.
... and to think they went on strike last year asking for a pay rise! The penalties need to be very hefty indeed.
I'm lumping Sutherland in with them too. We all saw and heard enough facts. How will he attempt to try and mitigate will be very interesting to see.
Thank you Leadership Group. The next few years will be incredibly difficult now.
I just hope there is a genuine shift in behaviour and attitude... but tbh... I can't see that happening when other forms of boorish behaviour are constantly on show and repeatedly fawned over by ignorant people in all of our sports. Unfortunately this is so ingrained in our "sporting culture" now.
I think I'll do some more gardening... and watch some NZ-England.
by CaledonianCraig on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 7:54 am
The Loaded Dog wrote: Not sure I could handle watching Smith, Warner (and whoever else) take to the field ever again.
I think we can safely say that was a post that came from the heart.
From my point of view the shocking aspect is how deep the cheating runs in the team. We know Bancroft, Smith and Warner have already been implicated and you can add to that Darren Lehmann plus whoever is in this 'Leadership Group'. That could put the count up to approaching ten people involved in pre-planned blatant cheating. To top that the attitude at the press conference by Smith stank the place out. It was an attitude where he thought he was untouchable and it was no big deal. Nauseating and I am not even an Australian so I cannot begin to think how they are feeling right now.
Thanks Craig, it's just an awful situation to be in.
They ought to bring Smith home right now to face the music here... not have him hanging around in SA. Chuck Warner on the plane too.
CA is making it worse flying over there to get the details.
by Born Slippy on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 10:06 am
Fair to say that even the 12th man (not sure who it was) didn't exactly look like someone who was shocked at, seemingly, being given an instruction to tell Bancroft to hide the offending tape.
Born Slippy
by guildfordbat on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 10:26 am
alfie wrote: Agree with JD here - talk of life bans is way OTT. Though I've heard plenty of public voices here in Melbourne calling for just that...not so much actual cricket people.
Surrey fans have been expecting confirmation for some weeks that Morne Morkel has signed for us as a Kolpak. Still awaited as I post. Much as I would like to see him blasting Surrey to success in county cricket, I actually feel his proper place is in the test arena for a little longer. As demonstrated by this performance.
As for Smith and co, I feel that when it comes to penalties there should be a distinction between roles of authority (coach, captain, vice captain, ?? membership of the leadership group depending on whatever that is) and playing. Subject to findings of course (although some aspects seem pretty clear cut), I would support a life ban for the first (ie not being able to continue with or take on those roles of authority) with a lesser ban, albeit stiff a stiffish one, from playing. Given such penalties are likely to go beyond usual ICC penalties, they will mainly need to be decided by Cricket Australia. It's commendable that Sutherland has a hot line to Alfie and all players, and I would hope that Cricket Australia will listen to the views of such people. However, I suggest the Australian PM keeps out of it - I thought his comments were too easy and designed to promote himself rather than aid our game.
In the meantime, I can only sympathise with LD and all the many other decent Australian cricket folk.
PS As mentioned recently, I was in New Zealand last month. Lovely, lovely people and those I met at Eden Park certainly know the game. However, the venom they voiced towards Warner was something else. I have to look at him first for the cause of that.
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by CaledonianCraig on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 10:52 am
The more you think about it the worse it gets.
Lets look at Cameron Bancroft's part in this. He done the deed and was encouraged by the skipper and vice-captain and 'Leadership Group' and he was playing in only his 8th test. Did he not stop to think that it was wrong and refuse to do it? If not then evidently it is something that is seen as the norm or there is something of a bullying culture within the team to pressurize him to do it. It has been openly admitted it was pre-planned so I'd say it is a given that the whole team knew about it as it must have been discussed in the dressing room during planning and with those numbers involved it is not like iit could have been discussed outwith the earshot of everyone with a group of say 5 to 10 discussing it.
Well I guess that is what Cricket Australia have to determine : just what part was played in this whole sorry saga by those outside the already identified guilty parties. Which really has to be done properly : however much we might feel they're all in on it there has to be due process - which is why I cannot agree with the justifiably shattered LD that it is wrong to be sending people over to SA to investigate...I think with a week to go in the tour they had to do so. And I don't envy them their jobs...
This is a horrible thing to have happened we can all agree on that. But even murderers get a fair trial so I think we can wait for the matter to be investigated : Smith is out courtesy of the ICC for now ; and he might be joined on the sidelines by a couple of others but I for one would rather get this last Test done before we hand out further penalties. I guess the hosts and the fans deserve that rather than seeing Australia forfeit the match...hard as it may be for fans here to raise much enthusiasm for it.
The one "good" thing that might come out of this is a chance to "clean the stables" and restore a team of which Australians can once again feel pride . I'd like to see someone like Adam Gilchrist given the powers to do just that - if he was willing.
alfie wrote: I'd like to see someone like Adam Gilchrist given the powers to do just that - if he was willing.
Jason Gillespie seems a very decent sort as well.
by alfie on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 12:19 pm
Yes , good call. He's had some thoughtful stuff to say this week too.
by Pal Joey on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 12:44 pm
You put a lot of trust in CA, alfie but they clearly have been unable to "lay down the law" after the string of controversies of late. In fact, James Sutherland even vouched for Steve Smith's credibility after the Bangalore incident. So I'll have to disagree with you over the necessity of an unnecessary tax-payer funded trip (first class no doubt) to sort out what can (and should) be sorted out here at home.
by CaledonianCraig on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 1:06 pm
The Loaded Dog wrote: You put a lot of trust in CA, alfie but they clearly have been unable to "lay down the law" after the string of controversies of late. In fact, James Sutherland even vouched for Steve Smith's credibility after the Bangalore incident. So I'll have to disagree with you over the necessity of an unnecessary tax-payer funded trip (first class no doubt) to sort out what can (and should) be sorted out here at home.
Perhaps it was a case of in denial. I mean the hype around the world about Steve Smith's talent, his test match average, being the new Bradman etc etc etc it meant they felt the need to protect their most valuable asset. But with this incident there is no defence and now they simply have to act.
by Nathaniel Jacobs on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 2:29 pm
Steven Smith resigned as Rajasthan Royals captain ahead of the forthcoming IPL season. He remains available for selection but Cricket Australia could revoke the NOC.
by msp83 on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 4:50 pm
So that's Smith done as RR captain. What on earth is the SRH lot waiting for? And hope they really don't make it to IPL... The IPL as such have had enough scandal attached to it already, don't need further cheats to add to the dirt of 2018 through these crooks
by KP_fan on Mon 26 Mar 2018, 9:22 pm
msp83 wrote: So that's Smith done as RR captain. What on earth is the SRH lot waiting for? And hope they really don't make it to IPL... The IPL as such have had enough scandal attached to it already, don't need further cheats to add to the dirt of 2018 through these crooks
IPL would have the moral right to talk about this issue if they do a transparent investigation into the match fixing names that came up
when only sreesanth and 2 unknown guys were suspended
by alfie on Tue 27 Mar 2018, 12:31 am
Trust ? It is actually hope more than faith, to be honest , LD... And even with all charity I am not really looking to absolve the back office from all blame either : Howard , Sutherland himself , will come under scrutiny for allowing the evidently dodgy culture to develop. But that is for the future ; I do think they need to deal with the immediate mess before a team takes the field in a few days. And I don't think that can be done by email. May be mostly PR but still...
by Good Golly I'm Olly on Tue 27 Mar 2018, 7:29 am
Reports seem to be Lehmann will step down and Smith/Warner face year long bans


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Last year's event drew over 1,000 attendees and raised $5,000 for WISE. All ages join in the festivities to hear favorite songs performed with a contemporary twist and smooth jazz undertones while overlooking the beauty of the Ottauquechee River Valley.
One hundred percent of the net proceeds from this event will be donated to QLLA Charities, a member-run organization within Quechee Lakes that contributes to a variety of Upper Valley nonprofits.
Before the music starts, event sponsors will be honored with a cocktail social. Sponsors include Lake Sunapee Bank, The Masiello Group – Better Homes & Gardens, Cross Insurance, and Boston Financial Management, plus many other like-minded businesses.
To reserve your tickets for pickup at the gate or for pre-event pickup, please contact The Quechee Club at (802) 295-9356. To learn more about the event or for questions about sponsorship opportunities, please contact the club's marketing coordinator, Alicia Baker, at (802) 299-2102 or by email at [email protected].


Prominent cattleman and civic leader Tom Loyd Burnett (b. 1871) had this house built in 1924. The Colonial Revival residence was designed by the Wichita Falls architectural firm of Voelcker & Dixon. After Burnett's death in 1938, the house became the residence of his cousin, rancher and civic leader Will Burnett, and his wife, Maggie (Denny). The Burnett home, and Iowa Park landmark, features a Dutch gambrel roof with clipped gable.
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In the world of professional hockey, sticks are a little like players' fingerprints - no two are exactly alike. Different bodies and a range of personal preferences (as well as different on-ice roles) dictate the need for different characteristics. There's flex, lie, curve, grip, tape, length, weight and more to consider.
Below are five guys on that list.
New stick technology has changed the way all players interact with pucks in the past decade, but Kessel has taken more advantage of it than most. His stick, manufactured by Easton, is believed to have a flex rating of less than 70, one of the lowest in the league.
There are quotes in the story from Joffrey Lupul and former pro Jeff O'Neill who both say something similar: almost nobody else in hockey could use a stick with a flex like that. You're limited from taking one-timers, you're hindered when battling for pucks...it's just too specialized for the average player.
The stick has a low kickpoint, so Kessel is able to shoot high while in stride, as we've seen numerous times.
You would think, what with being 5'8", Martin St. Louis would use a short stick.
You would think, what with being a puck handler, Martin St. Louis would use a short stick.
Given his relationship to the ice, using an off-the-rack long stick would mean the toe of the blade would be up in the air. St. Louis has customized his sticks to have an extremely low lie to keep the blade flat on the ice while still using the longer twig.
Most people want consistency in their sticks. They want them to look and feel exactly the same every time so they're free to think about all the other things that happen on a hockey rink that require attention.
Briere knows that he always comes into training camp at his strongest, so he uses a stiffer flex to start the year (still pretty flexible compared to most players, like a 90). Throughout the season, he backs the flex off, all the way down to about a 75.
The stick is so long that it has to be made to a stiffness level that's off the charts to keep it from acting like a rubber band. His stick is basically a gigantic piece of rebar.
Still, Chara manages to be one of the toughest defenders in the NHL, thanks in no small part to his huge reach and stick combo that forces forwards to stay as far from him as possible.
I came across this story when I worked for Easton, and was touring the facility with one of their pro reps: Because of an error, Mike Cammalleri uses a "dual lie" blade.
Cammalleri received a batch of sticks that had a minor flaw in the middle of the bottom of the blade. The extra bit of material allowed him to almost have two separate lies - one on the toe part of the blade that would allow him to get more blade flat when he was trying to deal with pucks in near his feet, and one on the heel side that would allow him his normal shot.
Going forward, he requested that all his blades come with this extra notch. Easton has since extended this option to its other sponsored NHLers, and has the "duel lie" available for retail in some of their top end sticks.
Honorable mention: Ryan O'Reilly's stick. Read more on...whatever the heck this is below in Mike Chamber's post on it here. That's not broken, by the way.


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Applications for the African Graduate Scholarships for the academic year 2019-2020 are now open for African Students to study at University College London UK.
Application Deadline: 29th April, 2019
Eligible Countries: African countries
To be taken at (country): Institute for Global Health, University College, London UK
About the Award: The scholarships exist to support African nationals with a high-quality academic and professional background who would not be able to study at UCL without financial assistance. The Scholarship is a one-off award for the academic year September-September to study at the UCL Institute for Global Health on the MSc in Global Health and Development programme.
Type: Masters
Selection Criteria and Eligibility: Candidates must meet the following criteria:
The candidate must be an African national and a permanent resident of an African nation at the time of application.
The candidate must have made an application and been accepted to UCL to study the MSc in Global Health and Development full time.
Number of Awards: not specified
Value of Award: The scheme offers a substantial scholarship towards UCL tuition fees, accommodation and some living costs. The candidate must also be able to provide evidence that he/she has secured other sources of funding for travelling to and from the UK.
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Wild dogs fenced out8 months ago
Central Tablelands Merino producers fence out wild dogs
Olivia Calver 17 May 2020, 6 p.m.
Jodie and Malcolm Healey, Box Hill, Turondale, with sons Sam, Billy, Angus and Max and Malcolm's parents Joy and Mike. Photo: Rachael Webb
Lambing percentages jump after electric boundary fence built.
A change in landholder demographics and subsequent drop in participation in pest-control programs led to wild dogs becoming a significant productivity barrier for some farmers in the Central Tablelands region.
However, electric exclusion fences, alongside extensive aerial and ground baiting programs are helping to turn things around.
Jodie and Malcolm Healey, Box Hill, Turondale, run close to 7000 superfine Merino sheep, alongside their six sons and Malcolm's parents Mike and Joy.
From 2013 to 2017, wild dogs were such a large problem that the Healey's lambing percentage dropped from around 90 per cent to as low as 30 per cent.
But, the implementation of an electric exclusion fence around the property saw lamb marking rates return to 83 per cent last year.
"We've completed 20 kilometres of fencing, it was a huge job but we've got it done," Jodie Healey said.
Mrs Healey said their farm had been in her husband's family since the 1850s, but it was only in recent years that they began to have a problem with wild dogs.
"The number of sheep in our area has dropped dramatically, when you're the only one of your neighbours running sheep you become a bigger target for the dogs," she said.
The Healeys tried to combat the dog problem by setting trail cameras and traps, and participating in baiting programs.
"We've had up to a dozen or more cameras on the property," she said.
Mr Healey was also president of the Turon Wild Dog Association at its inception in 2013.
The group was set up to encourage other landholders to become involved in wild dog control. But, it's been the electric fence which has had the big impact.
The Healeys' Gallagher Westonfence with plastic droppers. The four wires run on a 45 degree angle off the existing fence. Photo supplied.
"After meeting with Karen Miller, Branch Manager of Bathurst Agwest, Brenden Ryan, Gallagher Territory manager of Central NSW and Paul Gibb, LLS in early March 2019 we decided that the electric fence was the way to go," Mrs Healey said.
The fence is a Gallagher Westonfence with plastic droppers and was partially funded by Central Tablelands LLS.
"The droppers are on a 45 degree angle off our existing fence, with four wires low to the ground," Ms Healey said.
The Healeys started working on the fence last May as a whole family project.
"Our country is quite rugged and steep in some spots so it's been no mean feat," she said.
"There was a lot of manual clearing and putting in tracks so we could actually get to the fence."
Given the intensifying drought last year they were also flat out feeding sheep.
"We were so busy that there were times where we could go months and not have done anything on the fence," Mrs Healey said.
"When we started out, our main idea was to get our back corner done before lambing last year because that was where we were losing most of our lambs."
The huge results they saw from just having part of the fence completed spurred them on and they finished the whole fence a few weeks ago.
Putting up the 20km fence was a whole family affair over a 12-month period. Photo supplied.
Low participation in pest control a problem
Central Tablelands LLS senior land service officer Paul Gibb said they had seen tremendous results from electric exclusion fences in the region.
"LLS ran a program where people could apply for funding assistance to put a fence up, the uptake in our region has been terrific," Mr Gibb said.
He said despite individual landholders achieving impressive results from implementing fences, it didn't address the number of wild dogs in the region.
"The large uptake of exclusion fences is showing that if we can't get widespread community participation in pest control, people will look to do what they need to look after their own business," he said.
"That's fair enough, it's their livelihood and they need to be able to protect it.
"But, while the fences are great for the individual concerned, it doesn't address the ongoing problem of the animals outside the wire.
"The wild dogs are not going away and we still need to get more people participating in the baiting programs."
Aerial baiting programs are done twice a year, extending more than 700 kilometres.
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According to the NHBC Foundation and Savills, location continues to be a consistent key influencer for homebuyers of all purchase types. With that in mind, it is essential to promulgate the location as much as the home.
Heaps of location-specific content is uploaded on to key platforms at a daily rate, with many cities having dedicated Twitter handles. You can use these handles to promote the properties you have listed in that city; so long as it's relevant and of value to your audience. Not only do these accounts offer credibility for your audience, but they also have a tendency to be receptive by retweeting your shout-outs – increasing your post's reach to their followers.
The world of real estate can be very alien to your audience; especially first-time buyers. Therefore, we should aim to educate our followers. Whether it's clarifying property jargon or talking about common real estate pitfalls, the goal should be to make your buyers smarter, giving them a smoother browsing experience and ability to make that important decision.
Bust the property jargon – the terms, Help to Buy, shared ownership and stamp duty are certainly common language to us. But this doesn't apply for the first-time buyer and even those looking to purchase their second home.
Real estate facts – post facts that will help buyers understand the process and benefits of their decisions.
The way in which homebuyers are making enquiries has changed. Fewer calls are being made to estate agents as more take to social media. With that being said, purchasers expect instant responses, meaning we should try to minimise the time taken to respond. We should also respond to every comment or complaint. This shows you give a good level of customer service and show them that they are valued customers.
Bust the property jargon. Terms like Help to Buy, Shared Ownership and Stamp Duty are common language to us, but not to a first-time buyer.
It's not all bad though, as most of your comments will be questions from potential buyers as they look to improve their knowledge and decision making. So, be sure to help as frequently as possible!
Of course, it's great to let people know about the homes you have available. After all, this is how you will create conversions. However, the properties shouldn't be the primary focus of your conversation; nor should it dominate your feed. The last thing you want to do is create a selling page instead of a helpful, useful profile that homebuyers can follow.
Homebuyers are visual buyers and when graphic elements are added to online messages, 65 per cent of information is retained. Therefore, video content and lots of images will prove a successful content strategy. Typically, video shooting and editing are overlooked because of the expense, but these visuals can create an emotional connection between the home and the buyer. Hence, 90 per cent of consumers find it very helpful to watch a video when making a purchasing decision.
We shouldn't assume we're only connecting with first-time buyers, even if your customers are majorly looking to purchase their first home. The dominant audience of each platform will vary when it comes to their demographics, and this relates to different purchasing trends. For example, more than 80 million Facebook users are aged 45 or older. So, when communicating on this platform, connect with families and downsizers. The trick is to discover where your audiences are, before blasting a uniform content strategy across all platforms. This will increase your strategy's effectiveness tremendously.
Now that we have covered the positive aspects and common pitfalls of a real estate social media strategy, you should be ready to make an impactful presence – worthy of a follow!


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The Equalizer ***
Denzel Washington stars as the title character in The Equalizer – a superhuman bundle of Robin Hood, Barack Obama, Angus MacGyver, and Jason Voorhees rolled into a single American hero. Perhaps the most preposterous film in which Washington has yet appeared, The Equalizer concerns an ex-CIA spook who comes out of retirement to save filthy, greasy-lipped prostitute Chloe Moretz from the clutches of the oil-and-pimping syndicate run by ridiculously named Russian gangster "Vladimir Pushkin" (wink, wink), played by Vladimir Kulich.
Washington's genius allows him to improvise endlessly inventive and cruel methods of dispatching his enemies, frequently by means of split-second calculus – cogitations conveyed cinematically by extreme close-ups of Washington's all-seeing eyeball – and always directed at Caucasian men. The Equalizer is silly, offensive, inorganic, and way too long at a run time in excess of two hours, but those who suffer the full duration of its unending equality mandate will at least be treated to an awe-inspiring rap by Eminem.
3 out of 5 stars for the unintentional humor. Ideological Content Analysis indicates that The Equalizer is:
6. Pro-torture. Enhanced interrogation be da bomb.
5. Black supremacist, pro-immigration, and anti-white. The titular hero, living up to his name, disburses the villains' ill-gotten gains among a group of Asian immigrants. Juxtaposed with the brilliant, polite, well-read, and fastidious Washington – an extraordinary specimen of Africanus cinematicus – white men appear as boorish ogres who mistreat women. Washington scolds a white co-worker for his foul language, and one scene even shows a white criminal in a hoodie robbing minorities at gunpoint. In still another scene, he literally uses a book to disable a Caucasian. "Change your world," the Equalizer advises, a recommendation that screenwriter Richard Wenk seems to have taken to heart in depicting lifeforms on this planet.
4. Anti-police. Boston cops – white ones, of course – are on the take and extort protection money from minority businesses. In a lame reversal of the famous scene in Dirty Harry (1971), a black man points a gun at a white cop and calls him "punk".
3. Anti-Russian and pro-war. As in all recent Hollywood output – The Heat (2013), Bullet to the Head (2012), and Pain and Gain (2013) being other examples – Slavic women are depicted as prostitutes. Moretz's pimp, played by David Meunier, is even named "Slavi" so as to as to scream his ethnicity into the viewer's ears in case the fact of his being a Russian was not already obvious.
Marton Csokas portrays Itchenko, the iciest and most bestial of the Russians – a character whose name suggests that he is subhuman (i.e., an "it") as well as being a biological nuisance (an "itch"). Itchenko also has epaulette tattoos on his shoulders, a detail which implies that imperious militarism constitutes a physiologically inextricable aspect of the Russian subhuman's being. Of "Pushkin", it is said that "his money and political ties make him untouchable", which can only suggest that he is somehow connected with Russian government officials – Putin himself, perhaps?
In one scene, an assembly of Russian mobsters refuses Washington's offer of $9,000 in exchange for a hooker's "freedom". "You should have taken the money," he taunts after murdering all of them. The significance of this confrontation, almost unrecognizably distorted in its filtering of geopolitical reality, is that Russia, by rejecting America's globalist porno-economic order of capitalo-totalitarian usury, has invited its own extermination. At the film's conclusion, Washington travels to Russia to assassinate "Pushkin" – and, like a proper slasher movie serial killer, confronts him while he is taking a shower.
2. Pro-N.W.O. CIA officials appear as tender and devoted nurturers. Clearly, the casting of Washington as the hero also carries an onomatological resonance.
1. Anti-Christian and Jewish supremacist. "I will have vengeance," one hears muttered repeatedly during one of the songs featured on the Equalizer soundtrack. Indeed, it has been some time since this reviewer has seen a movie as viciously and mockingly anti-Christian as this one. Early on, The Equalizer associates and nearly equates Christianity with Russian brutality, with gangsters sporting crucifix tattoos and lounging around a bar with an Orthodox icon on the wall. When Washington intrudes and casually slaughters them, the icon is splattered with their blood.
An early scene that establishes Washington's character and trajectory draws a parallel with the protagonist of Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea. On the surface, this refers to Washington's being an older man of former achievement who rises from mediocrity to take on a massive challenge, or catch the big fish represented by "Vladimir Pushkin". So blatant is The Equalizer's hatred of Christianity, however, that the significance of the fish allegory is multiple. At the deeper level, Washington is the personification of Judaic vengeance, the golem, the butcher, and fisherman who has finally, triumphantly, reeled in Christendom. The script, at the moment of Washington's summary of the novel, warrants quotation:
Old man tied the fish to the side of the boat, had to row back to shore. The fish bled in the water, sharks came, and ate the whole fish till there was nothing left. [. . .] The old man met his greatest adversary when he thought that part of his life was over [. . .] Came to respect it the more it fought.
Asked why the fisherman refused to relinquish the fish, Washington replies that, "The old man's gotta be the old man. Fish gotta be the fish." The big fish is Christendom, its bleeding either the vivisection of Christ or the degradation and rot of the West by corrosive culture-disease. European man, in the allegory, is Jewry's big trophy catch – and neither, if it is to be true to itself, can ever give up the struggle against the other's all-or-nothing efforts.
In the climactic scene, the hissing and superficially civilized Itchenko is transfixed in a ritual sacrifice by Washington, whose sadistic choice of a nail gun to do the job is the key to understanding the movie's subtext. Here, for America's rooting enjoyment, is a thinly disguised Christ-snuff film framed as a thrilling adventure in which ZOG saves the world again from crypto-tsarist-fascist bigotry. For the cherry to top the cloying Jewishness of the whole tawdry abomination, in an earlier scene Washington even subjects Itchenko to psychoanalysis before committing a massive act of industrial terrorism to spite him.
Tags African-American, Africanus cinematicus, allegory, anti-police, anti-Russian, anti-Slav, anti-white, Asians, Barack Obama, black people, black supremacist, Bullet to the Head, capitalism, Central Intelligence Agency, Chloe Grace Moretz, christendom, Christianity, CIA, cinema, criticism, critique, crucifixion, Denzel Washington, Dirty Harry, egalitarianism, Eminem, enhanced interrogation, Ernest Hemingway, film, Friday the 13th, gangster, globalism, globalist, Golem, hooker, immigration, Jason Voorhees, Jesus, Jewish, Jewish supremacism, Jewish supremacist, Jewry, Jews, MacGyver, mafia, Marton Csokas, movies, murder, nail gun, neoconservatism, neoconservative, new world order, Orthodox Christianity, Pain and Gain, police, pro-immigration, pro-N.W.O., pro-torture, pro-war, prostitute, review, Richard Wenk, Robin Hood, Russia, Russian mafia, Russian Orthodoxy, sadism, serial killer, slasher, symbolism, tattoo, The Equalizer, The Heat, The Old Man and the Sea, Vladimir Kulich, Vladimir Putin, white genocide, whore, Zion, Zionism, Zionist, ZOG
Mischief Night ****1/2
Director Richard Schenkman, whose previous efforts range from Playboy documentaries to the abysmal Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, delivers a surprising winner with this tense home invasion shocker.
Mischief Night evokes immediate sympathy and concern for protagonist Emily (Noell Coet), a girl psychosomatically blinded after her mother died in a car accident. When Emily's father (Daniel Hugh Kelly), with her encouragement, leaves her alone in the house on what happens to be her community's annual Mischief Night – an occasion for spooky pranksterism – she finds herself at the mercy of a mysterious intruder (or is that intruders?) in a raincoat. The resulting film is a genuine tingler that raises the bar for blind girl terror, besting Wait Until Dark and Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out in terms of its sheer contagious fright.
The most frustrating aspect of Mischief Night is the muddiness of its moral universe – and, ultimately, its consequent meaninglessness. A fun but superfluous prologue that punishes two fornicators suggests that the Mischief Night killer or killers are disgruntled moralists or judgmental fire-and-brimstone vigilantes of the type represented in The Collection. Subsequent murders, however, lack this puritanical dimension, with victim selection failing to point to any unifying principle other than maximum terror. For most of the movie, the killers function as personifications or agents of a personal Hell for Emily, taking out of commission one by one the people and things that give her a sense of security – a theme that would have been strengthened if the screenwriters had excluded some of the extraneous deaths.
Flaws aside, Mischief Night is as scary as anything the viewer is likely to find at the Redbox, and is therefore happily recommended.
4.5 stars. Ideological Content Analysis indicates that Mischief Night is:
7. Class-conscious. Wealth and a comfortable home afford no protection from reality or from the moral ramifications of sin.
6. Pro-castration. Emily's father, somewhat reminiscent of Henry Winkler in wimpy Waterboy mode, is a model sensitive man.
5. Liberal. An old man (Richard Riehle) listening to a conservative talk radio program is dispatched almost as soon as he appears. This might be interpreted as an indication that the old conservative certainties of traditional values and Constitutional republicanism are dead or no longer a feasible defense of America; but more likely is that this is simply gratuitous spite directed at Limbaugh listeners.
4. Anti-slut. An adulteress (Erica Leerhsen) is terrorized during the opening sequence. Emily's physical closeness with and trust of her boyfriend (Ian Bamberg) is a source of discomfort for the viewer.
3. Anti-gun. Emily's father accidentally shoots her boyfriend, believing him to be an intruder.
2. Feminist. Emily's disability has caused her to become highly self-reliant in ordinary circumstances. She proves more valiant than her father in the defense of their home and even asserts an imaginary phallus in the form of a chainsaw.
1. Pro-family. Emily is close with her father, and her disturbance after her mother's death, a rupture of the family unit, has left her blind and, if not helpless, then at a significant disadvantage. The father, however, is rather girly and ineffectual, thus mitigating the movie's pro-family credentials.
Tags Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, anti-gun, anti-slut, blind, blindness, cell phone, chainsaw, cinema, class-conscious, criticism, Daniel Hugh Kelly, disability, disabled, Erica Leerhsen, feminism, feminist, film, GMI Films, gun control, Halloween, handicap, Henry Winkler, home invasion, horror, Ian Bamberg, leftist, liberal, liberalism, mask, masked killer, Mischief Night, movies, Noell Coet, Playboy, pro-castration, pro-family, psycho, psychologist, psychopath, raincoat, Redbox, review, Richard Riehle, Richard Schenkman, RLJ Entertainment, Rush Limbaugh, Ruthless Pictures, serial killer, Silent Night Deadly Night III, slasher, stalker, The Collection, The Waterboy, therapy, Wait Until Dark
You're Next *****
Inexplicably neglected since 2011, with no wide release until now, You're Next is not only one of the finest film surprises of 2013, but one of the greatest slasher movies ever made. Affectionately versed in its 80s genre heritage, Adam Wingard's film is a combination slasher and downbeat, darkly comedic family melodrama, almost as if Noah Baumbach had decided to direct a horror movie.
Middle-aged couple Paul (Rob Moran) and Aubrey (Barbara Crampton) are celebrating their wedding anniversary, for which occasion their grown children and their significant others are gathering for a celebration at their country house. Before very long, old sibling rivalries and resentments resurface, both to the family's chagrin and the audience's delight; but the funny display of dysfunction at dinner is disrupted when an arrow flies through a window, lodging itself in one guest's head, and the group realizes that the house is being attacked by an unknown entity or entities. What follows is a Straw Dogs-style siege, a tour de force of storytelling, creative suspense, and invested work from an excellent cast led by Sharni Vinson as Australian heroine Erin.
You're Next has clearly been crafted with love by people devoted to the genre, and nearly everything in the film is perfect. From delicious moments of tension to elegant use of slow motion, unexpected bits of humor, the obligatory final girl structure, and the reverent casting of genre favorite Barbara Crampton as Aubrey, this is a film by and for those who appreciate the 80s horror inheritance. The experience is further intensified by a supremely effective soundtrack of gothic noise and energizing and inhuman electronica courtesy of scorers Mads Heldtberg, Jasper Justice Lee, and Kyle McKinnon. Director Wingard and writer Simon Barrett are also collaborators on The Guest, a film presently in production, so one can only hope for more morbid magic from that one whenever it gets its release.
5 stars. Ideological Content Analysis indicates that You're Next is a horror which, in the grand old slasher tradition, has a pronounced sense of morality, and also indicates that it is:
[WARNING: SPOILERS]
11. Anti-drug. Vicodin abuse is a sure invitation to victimhood in a slasher film.
10. Anti-police. A police officer, arriving on the scene of the horror too late, gets the wrong idea of the situation in the house and makes what the audience can only view as a fatally tragic error.
9. Anti-miscegenation and anti-Arab. One of the young women is involved with a quiet (or is that aloof? – and presumably somewhat pretentious) "underground" documentary filmmaker named Tariq (Ti West), whose name ("to reek") suggests offending armpits. These miscegenators are among the first to die. It is worthy of note, however, that this minor character seems to have been designed so as to contradict stereotypical depictions of Arabs (cf. no. 7).
8. Anti-Christian. Paul and Aubrey's faith is formal and superficial and not shared by the younger set, who give evidence of their contempt as prayer is said at dinner.
7. Immigration-ambivalent. Erin, of tough, self-reliant Australian stock, is the sort of immigrant that the country arguably needs. Tariq's death is undignified and will not be mourned by the audience (cf. no. 9).
6. Anti-state. The resourceful Erin, the audience learns, was raised by an extremist survivalist father in the Australian outback. Though she is somewhat embarrassed by her past, her father's doomsday scenario teachings definitely come in handy (see also nos. 3 and 10).
5. Anti-slut. In the film's opening scene, a couple has what is obviously loveless sex. The shameless woman then gets up and goes to a window without even bothering to cover up her semi-nudity. Naturally, this wanton specimen is the first to die. Goth girl Zee (Wendy Glenn) is a far worse degenerate and demands to have sex next to her boyfriend's mother's corpse.
4. Anti-weenie. Generation X/Y men are worthless and incapable of defending themselves. Drake (Joe Swanberg) is a spoiled brat and philistine, and one senses that devious brothers Felix (Nicholas Tucci) and Crispian (AJ Bowen), apart from being motivated by the fortune they stand to gain (see no. 2), are haunted by a sense of having been insufficiently nurtured as children. Both devoid of anything resembling a work ethic, neither man has the taste for doing his own dirty work. Crispian is a struggling writer who fails to meet with his father's approval and has probably grown a beard partly to cover up his pudgy features, but also so as to seem to be more of a man, which may also explain his lame tattoo (cf. no. 1). The relativistic hypocrisy of the neutered liberal American male is also spotlighted when Crispian, after having his family slaughtered, actually claims to be a pacifist. (For more on Generation X/Y, see Creep Van)
3. Antiwar. Just as, in the years during and after the Vietnam war, movies exploited the phenomenon of psychologically scarred and dehumanized veterans taking the terror of foreign conflict back to the streets of America in Motor Psycho, Forced Entry, Rolling Thunder, First Blood, Combat Shock, and others in this vein, a wave of films including recent entries Savages, Jack Reacher, and You're Next has emerged to continue this simultaneously salacious and critical tradition. In You're Next, a team of coldblooded mercenaries, probably veterans of Iraq or Afghanistan, have been hired to exterminate most of the family for the father's fortune. Mild-mannered "fascist" Paul, who acquired his wealth as a public relations shill for a defense contractor, has surely guaranteed for himself a painful demise in the unforgiving moral universe of You're Next.
2. Anti-family/anti-marriage. A wedding anniversary is the occasion of a massacre. Parents Paul and Aubrey are self-absorbed, faintly distant, and perhaps inconsistently affectionate with their children. Felix, along with girlfriend Zee and brother Crispian, plot murder against their parents and brother Drake. The man murdered in the film's opening scene has, it is later revealed, left his wife for a college girl.
1. Feminist. Erin is forced to lead the home defense and proves to be quite the adept at forging makeshift MacGyver-style weaponry. Of interest is that she uses kitchen wares, the trappings of traditional woman's work, for violent self-assertion (cf. Vile). Also interesting, though, is that Erin makes a kitchen blunder that might, were she not the final girl, actually have cost her her life. Imagining she has flung boiling water on adversary Felix, she forgets that she earlier turned off the heat. "The water's not even hot, you dumb bitch," Felix tells her. Erin, however, quickly recovers and handily dispatches this sexist swine (with his insensitive expectation that women ought to know how to cook) with a triumph of poetic justice, taking advantage of a blender's exposed mechanism to give him a gruesome homemade lobotomy. Zee, in a parallel characterization, is more ambitiously wicked and assertive in her villainy than wimpy co-conspirator Felix.
Tags Adam Wingard, advertising, Afghanistan, AJ Bowen, anti-Arab, anti-Christian, anti-drug, anti-family, anti-marriage, anti-miscegenation, anti-police, anti-slut, anti-state, anti-weenie, antiwar, Arabs, Australia, axe, Barbara Crampton, black comedy, class-conscious, Combat Shock, crossbow, defense contractor, degeneracy, degenerate, dysfunctional family, electronic music, family reunion, fascism, feminist, final girl, First Blood, Forced Entry, Generation X, Generation Y, home invasion, horror, immigration, immigration-ambivalent, Iraq, Jack Reacher, Jasper Justice Lee, Joe Swanberg, Kyle McKinnon, liberalism, MacGyver, machete, Mads Heldtberg, mask, mercenaries, Motor Psycho, movies, Nicholas Tucci, Noah Baumbach, pills, review, Rob Moran, Rolling Thunder, Savages, Sharni Vinson, sibling rivalry, siege, Simon Barrett, slasher, soldier, Straw Dogs, tattoo, The Guest, veteran, vicodin, Vietnam, War on Terror, wedding anniversary, weenie, Wendy Glenn, wimp, You're Next
Apolitical Home Viewing: The Science of Sleaze Detection
Spine (1986) ***
In this nicely misogynistic shot-on-video horror, L.A. police investigate seemingly in vain as a madman goes on a spree, murdering nurses by ravaging them with a knife and exposing their spines. The murderer obsesses over someone named Linda, though none of his victims has that name.
The police and their detective work aren't exactly fascinating, since it largely consists of sitting around, talking, and typing search terms into a bare, green-text-on-black-screen computer display – and the breakthrough, when it comes, is anticlimactic, to say the least. There's something compelling about the unsteady, voyeuristic camera work, the grimy synthesized score, and the whole dangerously sick and seedy sensibility of Spine, however, that artistically lifts it somewhat above the snuff sludge aesthetic from which it springs.
Janus Blythe, a familiar face from a handful of 70s-80s genre classics, and Lise Romanoff, who more notably contributed special effects work to such films as Night of the Creeps and Never Too Young to Die, appear as tortured victims of the elusive back-ripper. Hippie-bearded R. Eric Huxley gives an interestingly soft-spoken, almost Bob Rossish performance as the culprit, generating menace and humor in moments such as when he pauses in the midst of repeatedly stabbing a woman to lick the blood from his knife.
One aspect of the cast that enhances a film of this type is that none of the actors really seem like actors; they just look like ordinary people you'd see on a street – or would have seen in the 1980s – people you'd see and pass without notice, unaware they were on their way to being hogtied, raped, and butchered by Bob Ross. Director John Howard, according to IMDb, previously made an adult feature subtly titled Rope Burn, so there's something to add to your checklists, you unredeemed masturbators.
The True Crimes of Passion (1983) ****
Raven-haired, pouty-mouthed Janey Robbins scorches the celluloid as private investigator B.J. Fondel in this adult take on the hardboiled detective genre. In classic film noir fashion, Robbins delivers dispassionate voice-over narration of her sexual misadventures in a trio of tawdry tales revolving around one or more perversions of varying deviance.
The star is dressed and coiffed differently in each story, which helps to keep it interesting, but the first segment has her looking the best in a shiny maroon jumpsuit as she investigates the lesbian infidelity and light B&D play of a preacher's wife and her lover – only, of course, inevitably to join in with the sluts. This is stuff that will have the viewer's hand down his pants in no time.
Director Kim Christy, who discovered a niche in adult films involving transsexuality, offers more of that in the second story, which features an escaped convict-turned-tranny posing as a maid and exacting revenge against a district attorney by forcing him at gunpoint to screw his sister and get it on in a perverted threesome. (The maid slips Robbins a mickey, so she's disappointingly unconscious for most of this one.)
Finally, the flimsiest of the stories is basically an excuse for the insatiable Robbins to take on first one and then two studs in a hotel room – and she earns her audience's sympathy, if she doesn't have it already, by bravely taking it in the rear for the climax. Overall, not at all a bad show. It's a shame the B.J. Fondel character didn't continue through a series of X-rated investigative adventures, as Robbins could have serviced such a franchise with hardboiled and hardbopping panache.
Tags anal, anal sex, Bob Ross, group sex, Janey Robbins, Janus Blythe, Kim Christy, Lise Romanoff, movies, Never Too Young To Die, Night of the Creeps, orgy, porn, pornography, R Eric Huxley, Rope Burn, S&M, serial killer, slasher, sov, Spine, transvestite, True Crimes of Passion
Apolitical Home Viewing: Mirthful Malice
Evil Laugh (1986) **** Recommended for seekers after camp horror obscurities only, this is a self-conscious C-or-D-level production that prefigures Scream in its overt allusion to slasher conventions and should please fans of outrageous low 80s culture. The latter kicks into play from the start with the amiably pitiful dialogue, bouncy pop music, tacky pranks, and, most notably, a silly butt-wiggling house renovation montage as a group of medical students ready an old house to be reopened as a foster home. The house, unfortunately, has a sordid history involving a child-slaughtering maniac, and the blood starts hitting the fan as the shallow studs and babes are picked off one-by-one by a mysterious masked mutilator.
For all its cheap ridiculousness, Evil Laugh somehow manages at the same time, perhaps precisely on account of its shoddiness and the mundaneness of the setting and interiors, to evoke an unsavory sense of low-intensity menace, as if an unhealthy mindset really lurks behind the proceedings. There's also a theme of male sexual insecurity and mock-homosexual horseplay that gives Evil Laugh an uneasy tension. It never flinches from showing a shirtless, sculpted man's physique or an instance of gay ass-grabbery supposedly resulting from mistaken identity. A wimpy, whimpering real estate agent is bullied by his frumpy wife, who rejects his half-hearted sexual advances. And why do ostensibly macho men think nothing of wearing a dog collar, a leopard-print robe, or ugly swimming trunks with a rainbow-colored stripe splashed across the front? These are only a few of Evil Laugh's many mysteries and invitations to repeat viewing.
Directed (and furnished with the titular chuckle) by Dominick Brascia, who plays the slob who gets dismembered with an axe in Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Evil Laugh makes proud reference to its horror pedigree at the helm and its pair of celebrity relatives in the more or less attractive and likable cast: Steven Baio (brother of Scott) and Tony Griffin (son of Merv). Also in the cast is adult actress Ashlyn Gere, here credited under her real name, and "Hollywood Super Madam" Babydol Gibson in a believable bimbo role. Johnny Venocur, whose name strikes awe into the heart of anyone who has seen Savage Streets, has a brief but memorable part as a bumbling aspirant to law enforcement, and also stands in as the masked murderer in more than one scene (though the culprit, when revealed, is actually someone else). Evil Laugh is a little film that, flaws notwithstanding, ultimately succeeds in winning over its audience by virtue of the goofy commitment of its cast and the sense of contagious fun it conveys.
Tags serial killer, slasher


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Q: How to access internal dictionary of collection.Counter to extend the functionality of Child class by using Inheritance? I want to add 2 functions in collections.Counter to add functionality to it for sorting and returning minimum n values. For this to work, I need to access the internal dictionary and I don't know how to use it. I checked the internal variables for the class created by using vars(Counter) and also the dunder and other function using dir(Counter). As the dictonary us returned after creating the class so the method and variable is in the constructor itself. So to see the functionality I used dir(Counter.__init__) but could not find something good to use, as only methods were there.
For example if I do counter = Counter(iterable), i need to access that self.counter variable Inside the class itself but I do not which variable that would be.
Below is the code I want to implement
from collections import Counter
import heapq
from operator import itemgetter

class CounterNew(Counter):
    '''
    Increase the functionality of collections.Counter() class
    '''
    def least_common(n:int)->list:
        '''
        Get the least common elements
        args:
            n: How many elements you want to have which have the lowest frequency
        out: list of tuples as [(key,frequency)]
        '''
        return heapq.nsmallest(n, counter.items(), key=lambda x:x[1])

    def sort_by_freq(self,reverse:bool=False)->dict:
        '''
        Sort the Dictonary by frequency counts
        args:
            reverse: Whether to sort the dictonary in increasing or decreasing order
        out: Sorted dictonary
        '''
        self.sorted = sorted(counter.items(), key=lambda x:x[1], reverse=reverse) # How can I sort the internal dictonary that is returned by class
        return self.sorted

A: collections.Counter is a subclass of dict. So it doesn't contain a dictionary in an instance variable, the dictionary is the instance itself. So if you need to access the dictionary, just use self.
You do the same thing in the sort_by_freq method. Since you want it to return a dict, you need to call dict() to convert it back into a dictionary.
def least_common(self, n:int)->list:
    return heapq.nsmallest(n, self.items(), key=lambda x:x[1])

def sort_by_freq(self,reverse:bool=False)->dict:
    '''
    Sort the Dictonary by frequency counts
    args:
        reverse: Whether to sort the dictonary in increasing or decreasing order
    out: Sorted dictonary
    '''
    self.sorted = dict(sorted(self.items(), key=lambda x:x[1], reverse=reverse))
    return self.sorted


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Q: EF Updating entity related table is inserting instead of updating I have an object I am trying to update using Entity Framework 5.
Once I retrieve the existing object and go to update the fields, it correctly updates the base object "coach", but fails to update the Address object and instead inserts it again instead of updating it with a new primary key even though it has been passed the existing primary key to use again.
Any help is appreciated.
Below is a dumbed down version of the code:
using (AltairEntities context = new AltairEntities())
                    {
                        dtlCoach coach = context.dtlCoaches.FirstOrDefault(x => x.CoachID == coachId);
                        coach.Name = "Bob";
                        coach.Description = "sample";
                        coach.dtlCoachAddresses.Add(PrepareAddress(coach.dtlCoachAddresses.First().CoachAddressID));
                        context.Database.Connection.Open();
                        context.Entry(coach).State = EntityState.Modified;
                        context.SaveChanges();
                    }

public static dtlCoachAddress PrepareAddress(int existingId)
        {
            dtlCoachAddress newAddress = new dtlCoachAddress();
            try
            {
                newAddress.CoachAddressID = existingId;
                newAddress.AddressLine1 = "Line 1";
                newAddress.AddressLine2 = "Line 2";

                return newAddress;
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                throw ex;
            }
        }

UPDATE:
So I have found if I feed the existing dtlCoachAddress entity from inside the dtlCoach entity into the PrepareAddress function as a parameter instead of declaring the object as new, it updates correctly.
What is the difference between the dtlCoachAddress object from the entity and the dtlCoachAddress object defined from new, if I pass it all the same parameters? But the two define if the object gets inserted or updated?

A: I am not sure how you have arranged PKs and FKs in your entities. So this solution has a few assumptions.
Updating again to match OPs methods.
using (AltairEntities context = new AltairEntities())
{
    dtlCoach coach = context.dtlCoaches.FirstOrDefault(x => x.CoachID == coachId);
    coach.Name = "Bob";
    coach.Description = "sample";
    //coach.dtlCoachAddresses.Add(PrepareAddress(coach.dtlCoachAddresses.First().CoachAddressID));
    //context.Database.Connection.Open();
    //context.Entry(coach).State = EntityState.Modified;

    var address = context.dtlCoachAddresses.FirstOrDefault(a => a.CoachAddressID == coachId);
    if(address != null)
   {
     address.AddressLine1 = "Line 1";
     address.AddressLine2 = "Line 2";
   }
    context.SaveChanges();
}

/*This function is not required
public static dtlCoachAddress PrepareAddress(int existingId)
{
using (AltairEntities context = new AltairEntities())
{
var address = context.dtlCoachAddresses.FirstOrDefault(a => a.CoachAddressID == coachId);
 if(address != null)
 {
     address.AddressLine1 = "Line 1";
     address.AddressLine2 = "Line 2";
     context.SaveChanges();//update an existing address.
 }
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw ex;
}
}*/


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Class GenericPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>

A copy of StablePriorityQueue which also has generic priority-type

Inheritance

System.Object

GenericPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>

Inherited Members

      System.Object.ToString()

      System.Object.Equals(System.Object)

      System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)

      System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)

      System.Object.GetHashCode()

      System.Object.GetType()

      System.Object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject

Syntax

public sealed class GenericPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority> : IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority> where TItem : GenericPriorityQueueNode<TPriority> where TPriority : IComparable<TPriority>

Type Parameters

        TItem

The values in the queue.  Must extend the GenericPriorityQueue class

        TPriority

The priority-type.  Must extend IComparable<TPriority>

Constructors

GenericPriorityQueue(Int32)

Instantiate a new Priority Queue

Declaration

public GenericPriorityQueue(int maxNodes)

Parameters

        System.Int32
        maxNodes

The max nodes ever allowed to be enqueued (going over this will cause undefined behavior)

Properties

Count

Returns the number of nodes in the queue.
O(1)

Declaration

public int Count { get; }

Property Value

        System.Int32

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Count

First

Returns the head of the queue, without removing it (use Dequeue() for that).
If the queue is empty, behavior is undefined.
O(1)

Declaration

public TItem First { get; }

Property Value

        TItem

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.First

MaxSize

Returns the maximum number of items that can be enqueued at once in this queue.  Once you hit this number (ie. once Count == MaxSize),
attempting to enqueue another item will cause undefined behavior.  O(1)

Declaration

public int MaxSize { get; }

Property Value

        System.Int32

Methods

Clear()

Removes every node from the queue.
O(n) (So, don't do this often!)

Declaration

public void Clear()

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Clear()

  <h4 id="Priority_Queue_GenericPriorityQueue_2_Contains__0_" data-uid="Priority_Queue.GenericPriorityQueue`2.Contains(`0)">Contains(TItem)

Returns (in O(1)!) whether the given node is in the queue.  O(1)

Declaration

public bool Contains(TItem node)

Parameters

        TItem
        node

Returns

        System.Boolean

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Contains(TItem)

Dequeue()

Removes the head of the queue (node with minimum priority; ties are broken by order of insertion), and returns it.
If queue is empty, result is undefined
O(log n)

Declaration

public TItem Dequeue()

Returns

        TItem

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Dequeue()

  <h4 id="Priority_Queue_GenericPriorityQueue_2_Enqueue__0__1_" data-uid="Priority_Queue.GenericPriorityQueue`2.Enqueue(`0,`1)">Enqueue(TItem, TPriority)

Enqueue a node to the priority queue.  Lower values are placed in front. Ties are broken by first-in-first-out.
If the queue is full, the result is undefined.
If the node is already enqueued, the result is undefined.
O(log n)

Declaration

public void Enqueue(TItem node, TPriority priority)

Parameters

        TItem
        node

        TPriority
        priority

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Enqueue(TItem, TPriority)

GetEnumerator()

Declaration

public IEnumerator<TItem> GetEnumerator()

Returns

        IEnumerator<TItem>

IsValidQueue()

Should not be called in production code.
Checks to make sure the queue is still in a valid state.  Used for testing/debugging the queue.

Declaration

public bool IsValidQueue()

Returns

        System.Boolean

  <h4 id="Priority_Queue_GenericPriorityQueue_2_Remove__0_" data-uid="Priority_Queue.GenericPriorityQueue`2.Remove(`0)">Remove(TItem)

Removes a node from the queue.  The node does not need to be the head of the queue.
If the node is not in the queue, the result is undefined.  If unsure, check Contains() first
O(log n)

Declaration

public void Remove(TItem node)

Parameters

        TItem
        node

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.Remove(TItem)

Resize(Int32)

Resize the queue so it can accept more nodes.  All currently enqueued nodes are remain.
Attempting to decrease the queue size to a size too small to hold the existing nodes results in undefined behavior
O(n)

Declaration

public void Resize(int maxNodes)

Parameters

        System.Int32
        maxNodes

  <h4 id="Priority_Queue_GenericPriorityQueue_2_UpdatePriority__0__1_" data-uid="Priority_Queue.GenericPriorityQueue`2.UpdatePriority(`0,`1)">UpdatePriority(TItem, TPriority)

This method must be called on a node every time its priority changes while it is in the queue.
Forgetting to call this method will result in a corrupted queue!
Calling this method on a node not in the queue results in undefined behavior
O(log n)

Declaration

public void UpdatePriority(TItem node, TPriority priority)

Parameters

        TItem
        node

        TPriority
        priority

Implements

IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>.UpdatePriority(TItem, TPriority)

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