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Rule of thumb: Never forget the end users have the power. They can walk and walk quickly leaving you holding your crappy terms of service.


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The Entertainment Wrap Up
Worship Music Monday - Worship Songs by Toby Mac, Matt Redman, Plumb, Matthew West, & Jason Castro - April 29, 2013
For Worship Music Monday, I thought I would pick out five songs that I am currently loving at the moment. First of all, I'm a big K-Love listener. Love the music, love the on air people, and just love everything about it. If you haven't checked out K-Love, head over to klove.com
"Steal My Show" by Toby Mac. Toby Mac has a huge following and has been getting great reviews with the Winter Jam tour. "Steal My Show" is one of those songs that really fits that atmosphere. Talking about the crowd being all excited and ready to have fun and praise. Yet, making sure to let God show up and take over. Allowing him to be in control of it. Just a great and fun song that will make you turn the stereo up.
"10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord) " by Matt Redman. I heard this song a year ago and was just amazed at how great it was. The lyrics and the overall sound to it just really let you sit back. The song focuses on singing God's praises all through the day no matter what is going on. From when the sun comes up to when the sun goes down. The song will get your attention immediately especially with that piano. That piano just hooked me.
"Need You Now (How Many Times)" by Plumb. This song is for everyone that may be out there struggling with something. The opening lyrics say that everyone has a story to tell and that everyone has a wound to be healed. Crying out to God to take whatever problem that it is and fix it. Reaching out and pleading for God to stay right there as you walk through the shadows. Powerful song and one that everyone can relate to.
"Forgiveness" by Matthew West. A song about letting go. Forgiving just as the title says. The song is based off of a real story about a mother who lost her daughter due to an accident with a drunk driver. She eventually talked to that driver in prison and was able to forgive him for what he had done. She also asked the judge to release him so he could join her in going around the country to talk about what can happen with drunk driving. That is an amazing story of forgiveness and the song talks of how that unforgiveness and hurt can wear your whole soul down. Being able to listen to God's whispers of being able to forgive and move past something in your life.
"Only A Mountain" by Jason Castro. Many will remember Jason Castro from his American Idol days. I love this song. The song talks about faith and how God can move any mountain. Mountains can represent anything in your life. Big things, small things. As the lyrics say, don't give up, don't you quit. You gotta keep fighting if you want to win. God can move any mountain in our lives but this song tells us that it is keeping that faith that those mountains can be moved.
That is it for today's Worship Music Monday. Have a great rest of Monday. Take care and God bless!!
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Lady Antebellum Own The Night Tour - Murray, KY
Pepsi 75th Anniversary Concert - Marion, IL - Kellie Pickler, Gloriana, Francesca Battistelli, & Little Big Town
Superman Celebration 2011 - Brandon Routh, Sam Huntington, Alaina Huffman
Carrie Underwood Fan Club Party & Grand Ole Opry Show 2011
Miranda Lambert Revolution Tour - Murray, KY
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SPOTLIGHT RedCliff Ascent Welcomes New Director of Admissions
RedCliff Ascent Welcomes New Director of Admissions
Contact: Stephen C. Schultz
steves@RedCliffAscent.com
Enterprise, UT – RedCliff Ascent is pleased to announce the addition of veteran Admissions Director, Ryan Walton.
Ryan joins the team as the Director of Marketing and Admissions for RedCliff Ascent. His career has spanned across a range of medical services, from acute care adolescent psych to most recently at a therapeutic boarding school.
His true passion is working with teens as they navigate a challenging time in their life, ultimately helping to heal future generations. A transplant from Maryland, Ryan's calling to the wilderness has landed him in Utah and ultimately with RedCliff Ascent. When not in the office, Ryan can be found mountain biking, skiing, coaching lacrosse or spending time with his wife and son.
Ryan is perfectly prepared for assisting the students and families as they navigate the processes associated with Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare.
Having worked in various administrative and therapeutic environments over the last 10 years, Ryan is excited about the opportunity to join the RedCliff Administration team.
"We are excited to have Ryan join our team. He brings a unique blend of administrative and therapeutic experience. We look forward to Ryan continuing our commitment to healing families through the process of outdoor experiential therapy that works so well in the teen-treatment environment." said, Scott Schill, Executive Director.
RedCliff Ascent is a fully accredited and licensed Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare program and a recognized leader.
They have been involved in third party research efforts for over fifteen years and have operationalized research informed wilderness enhanced treatment.
"We're very proud of our ability to positively impact the lives of these students and their families," Schill adds
RedCliff Ascent is one of the top rated wilderness treatment programs in the nation!
With over 20 years of experience in the teen wilderness treatment industry, you are on the right track to recovery for your son or daughter.
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Nine of out every ten refugees that have fled to Ethiopia from South Sudan are women or children. Action Against Hunger has been operating in Ethiopia since 1985, preventing malnutrition and improving communities access to clean water, food, income, and health care services. In Gambella, an area close to the western border of South Sudan, we are working to help meet the urgent survival needs of women and children in two refugee camps. «We see very few adult men in the camps because they have stayed in their country to fight or protect their cattle,» says Raphaël Mosca, Action Against Hunger's Field Coordinator in Ethiopia.
Families have walked for days from South Sudan to find safety in Gambella. Although they have escaped the violence they faced at home, the journey was dangerous and traumatic, and life as a refugee is extremely difficult and full of uncertainty. These families now face a future in which they are homeless, with very limited resources of to rebuild their lives. With no land, no homes, no assets or income, they are at the mercy of humanitarian organizations, host governments, and host communities for their survival.
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'I was one of the silent diggers': Lady who fought for racial equality in Bristol to be celebrated in new mural
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'The Seven Saints of St Pauls' celebrate the seven figures who founded St Paul's Carnival and campaigned for racial equality. Credit: ITV West Country
A number of murals celebrating iconic figures in Bristol's African-Caribbean history are to go on display in St. Pauls.
'The Seven Saints of St Pauls' project is the brainchild of artist Michele Curtis and celebrates the founders of the city's famous St Paul's Carnival who strived for racial equality and social change.
Several of the individuals supported the Bristol bus boycott of 1963, which was initiated after the local bus service started denying work to black people.
Barbara Dettering worked as a teacher in Bristol and is the third person to be painted by artist Michele. Credit: ITV West Country
Barbara Dettering, the third mural to be painted, worked as a teacher in the city and spent most of her life influencing young children to overcome prejudices and strive to achieve their dreams.
She describes herself as one of the "silent diggers", who worked away in the background to get her point across and change the lives of future generations.
Don't aim for the trees, because if you fail at the trees you fall on the ground. You've got to aim for the skies. Don't let anybody dissuade you from doing what you want to do.
Barbara Dettering, one of 'The Seven Saints of St Pauls'
The black and white charcoal and graphite murals tell the stories of these remarkable individuals who came to Bristol as part of the Windrush Generation.
Michele came up with the idea to coincide with the 50th anniversary of St Paul's Carnival and is displaying the murals along its procession route. She hopes all seven will be completed before the event next year.
On teaching future generations about Bristol's diverse history she says, "An exhibition here and there, going and doing talks in schools, wasn't enough."
Her project aims to educate people about the city's African-Caribbean history.
Michele Curtis came up with the idea to create seven murals and wants to teach people more about Bristol's rich African-Caribbean history. Credit: ITV West Country
Michele has so far completed two murals - of Delores Campbell and Owen Henry.
Delores fostered more than 30 children and campaigned extensively for racial equality in the city. She was also the first female to join the Commonwealth Coordinated Committee (CCC), where she highlighted racial prejudice in Bristol.
Owen Henry's mural can be found on City Road, reminding people of the man who helped establish the CCC and supported the Bristol bus boycott in 1963.
As well as Barbara, other figures to be immortalised in the exhibition are Roy Hackett, Audley Evans, Clifford Drummond and Carmen Beckford MBE.


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The small museum housed in the Visitor Centre is the only example of the Carnaby collection remaining in Western Australia and is the only place in Australia where any can be seen by the general public, as the remainder of the collection was relocated to CSIRO premises in Canberra after the death of Keith and is not available for public viewing.
The scientific name of this family of beetles is Buprestidae. There are 12 families of Buprestidae in the world; 6 are represented in Australia and one, Stigmodera, is only found in Australia. There are about 350 species of Stigmodera and they range in size from less than 2mm up to nearly 7cm.
Most Buprestidae in the Carnaby Collection are from Western Australia.
Little research has been done since 1929 and new species are still being found. At least 100 Buprestidae in the entire Carnaby Collection are still unnamed. Stigmodera Castiarina carnabyi was only ever found near Jerramungup in 1970, and now all its habitat in the area has been destroyed through farming and road works.
Very little is known about the family of Buprestidae. All are wood borers and spend anything from 7 to 17 years as larvae in the trunk and roots of host trees. When land is cleared these are burnt, together with the larvae. Melaleuca, Casuarina and Mallee are the usual trees of choice. As adults they have a short life span and after mating the females disperse to find suitable places to lay their eggs around the boles of trees. They need a fair bit of wood to keep them going for such a long time and the Carnaby's said that they seldom found more than one larvae or beetle in an individual root.
Keith Carnaby, an amateur entomologist, was the first baby boy to be born in Nedlands in 1910. Most of his childhood was spent roaming the bush around the Nedlands and Claremont area with his five brothers. By the time he was 12 he had quite a good collection of jewel beetles and had even made wooden boxes to put them in. It was this early experience with beetles that lead to a life long interest in the little creatures.
At the tender age of four he was seconded to be a pupil at the new Nedlands School. This was to make up the minimum number of ten students required to open a new school. He left school at the age of thirteen and continued to live in the area working with his father and elder brother in the family boat building business. With the onset of the depression in 1928 the work in the boatshed diminished and he was forced to work on another brother's farm at Lake Grace. It was here that his already impressive accumulation of jewel beetles grew into a large collection.
He spent nearly six years in the Army (1940 – 1946) during WWII serving as a tank driver in the Battle of El Alemein and as a commando in Borneo. The next twenty two years were at Chidlows where he and his wife, Jean, raised their three children. During this time of hardship and long hours, his beloved beetles took a back seat because of work and family commitments. When Jean died, her long-time best-friend Edith Guy of Boyup Brook took on the role of caring for the family and so Keith became a Boyup Brook identity. Edith was widowed around the same time and in due course Keith and Edith were wed.
Old memories and enthusiasm were rekindled in the move to Boyup Brook and his retirement in 1968. This was partly due to Edith, who was also interested in entomology. It was from this dual passion that the dream of a book on the subject emerged. Together they travelled around Australia five times and criss-crossed Western Australia in every direction hunting the elusive Jewel Beetle, ever mindful of the delicate ecology of this wonderful country.
Each time a new species or specimen was found it was tabulated, studied and photographed. Keith did the developing and printing himself to get the best correct colouring of the beetles. It is said that he had a natural gift for finding jewel beetles, constantly being aware of the climatic conditions in which they would hatch.
In 1972, to house the now very extensive collection of insects, beetles and other species, a separate brick, climate controlled building was erected on the farm, with the help of his son-in-law Frank and other members of the family.
Later a 'Carnaby Collection of Beetles and Butterflies' was installed at the Tourist Centre in the town of Boyup Brook, WA, to lessen the ever increasing number of visitors to the family farm at Wilga. As one walks through the door of the room which houses the collection, on the left hand side are the real jewel beetles. The majority of these have been gathered in Western Australia. It is said that his collection is one of the most important in the world, second only to that at the British Museum of Natural History. Keith's extensive knowledge and accumulation of specimens was respected by entomologists world-wide. International Museums keenly sought the highly valued jewel beetles and Keith swapped many boxes for the colourful butterflies and moths also housed at the Tourist Centre.
In 1980 Keith wrote a book - Jewel Beetles of Western Australia (Direct Colour Printers, Leederville, WA). He wrote this for amateur entomologists and schools so that they would be able to identify what they see in the bush.
Of additional interest, Keith's brother Ivan, was also a naturalist and the Carnaby Black Cockatoo, which is a threatened species, is named after him. This large black cockatoo (also known as the Short-billed Black-Cockatoo) has white tail panels, white cheek patches and a short bill. Carnaby's Black Cockatoo is endemic to southwest Western Australia, extending from the Murchison River to Esperance, and inland to Coroow, Kellerberrin and Lake Cronion.
The Boyup Brook Tourism Association would like to thank Iain and Elizabeth Parker, for curating the Carnaby Collection.


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Murray Returns to Prominence
January 7, 2019	| 2018-19 Fantasy Hockey, Fantasy Hockey Daily Notes	| 8 Comments
Things can change quickly in hockey. Matt Murray led the Pens to two Stanley Cups, then struggled mightily last season and to open this year. Now, Murray has caught fire once again. The netminder had a 33 save shutout on Friday against the Jets. That means in his last 6 games, he's allowed 6 goals total with his worst save percentage being .931. We've seen the upside before, and that's of a top 5 goaltender, if not more. First off, he's somehow available in 15% of leagues, which is absurd. If you're lucky enough to be in one, grab him immediately. Two, if you own Casey DeSmith, you can safely drop him. Lastly, I doubt you'll be able to trade for him given his hot run, but I'd much rather do that than sell high. The upside of Murray is too high to pass on, and with the Pens playing as well as they lately, the floor is fairly high too. Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend:
Friday's Games
Matt Cullen – Goal and an assist. Cullen is now irrelevant in fantasy circles.
Filip Hronek – Two assists with four shots. There's a small chance for something long term, but nothing here for now.
Sebastian Aho – Goal and an assist with two shots. He keeps cruising at a top 50 player level.
Greg McKegg – Goal and an assist with two shots. Not a bad first game of the season for McKegg. He's a AAAA player so there's no reason to consider him in fantasy.
Tyler Seguin – Two goals on four shots. That should keep the owner and CEO quiet for a while.
Alex Radulov – Two assists with four shots and two PIM. Radulov has been spectacular all season when on the ice. Just stay healthy!
Tyson Barrie – Three assists with five shots. The Avalanche absolutely dominated the Rangers on Friday and Barrie led the way on the blue line. He's now the highest scoring defenseman in Avs history. Barrie is having a slightly worse year than last, but he's still been a solid #2D.
Nathan MacKinnon – Goal and two assists with eight shots. No surprise that the Rangers had no answer for the top line. Mikko Rantanen had two goals and an assist with five shots and four PIM while Gabriel Landeskog scored a goal and added an assist. They've fallen a bit off the league lead pace because of how well Kucherov has played, but they're still playing at an elite level.
Philipp Grubauer – 24 saves on 25 shots in the 6-1 win over the Rangers. The Avs have been on a downswing, but it's not all Grubauer's fault. He's had a few big games and a few duds mixed in. I still believe long term, and I'd use him in most matchups, but there is some risk.
Tomas Nosek – Goal and an assist with five shots. And there's your annual Nosek update!
Saturday's Games
Zach Parise – Goal and two assists. Bruce Boudreau magic is real and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
Charlie Coyle – Two assists with a shot. Four game point streak for Coyle who is starting to put it together again. He's a solid streamer but not an elite one yet.
Jared Spurgeon – Two goals on three shots. I've been saying to grab Spurgeon since Dumba went down. Hopefully it's not too late.
Luke Kunin – Two assists with a shot. The former first round pick is getting a chance with Parise and Coyle. He's a bottom end streamer with okay long term upside.
Noah Hanifin – Two assists. Still lean towards leaving him on the wire, but it's super close.
Matthew Tkachuk – Goal and an assist with four shots. He's exceeded all expectations across the board. He gives the Flames a real chance to make noise in the playoffs as a dominant possession player on the second line.
Tuukka Rask – 31 saves on 32 shots in the 2-1 win over the Sabres. Nice little streak by Rask to get his numbers to respectability. As long as Eichel is out, the Sabres are a great team to stream goalies against.
Juuse Saros – 27 saves on 28 shots in the 2-1 win over the Canadiens. Saros continued his strong play as he gets back on track. I'd stream him every time outside of the worst of matchups (e.g. at Winnipeg).
P.K. Subban – Two assists with a shot. After a slow start coming back from injury, Subban has played a couple nice games in a row.
Mattias Ekholm – Goal and an assist with two shots. I usually say leave Ekholm on the wire when the other three elite defensemen for the Predators are healthy, but I'd hold onto him right now for his all-around contribution.
Craig Smith – Two goals on three shots. Smith remains a solid streamer but his ice time is limiting him from being more.
Michael Hutchinson – 28 save shutout in the 5-0 win over the Canucks. One, the Canucks are going to struggle mightily without Pettersson for the next couple weeks. Two, Hutchinson is a solid streamer in most matchups for the time being because Toronto is such a big favorite most nights.
Auston Matthews – Goal and two assists with three shots. He's been overshadowed lately because of the incredible play of other top guys around the league, but AM34 has continued to crush.
Andreas Johnsson – Goal and an assist with three shots and two PIM. In his current role, Johnsson is a bottom end streamer at best.
Igor Ozhiganov – Goal and an assist. He provides next to zero offense. Welcome to the Razzball Database!
Keith Yandle – Two assists with two shots. The top guys for Florida continue to dominate as Yandle remains right around the point per game mark.
Casey Cizikas – Two assists with a shot. I can't believe how many times I've had to mention Cizikas having a multi-point game this season. He's still an easy pass in fantasy.
Anders Lee – Goal and an assist with two shots and two PIM. Lee hasn't been great, but he's been good enough to remain a hold.
Jonathan Quick – 16 save shutout in the 4-0 win over the Oilers. Safe to say the Oilers didn't really show up for this game. Quick has remained dreadful for the most part making him a desperation play.
Drew Doughty – Two assists. Doughty's season has been a huge disappointment. Shot rate has plummeted, +/- is a disaster, and the penalty minutes are lower than usual. I'd probably hold him but don't expect much of a turn around.
Brent Burns – Three assists with six shots playing over 30 minutes. Burns is on fire right now with 12 points in his last 5 games. Minutes are huge, massive shot totals are back, it's everything we want from Burns.
Erik Karlsson – Two assists with a shot playing 29 minutes. Must be nice to have either Burns or Karlsson out there virtually all of the time. It's no surprise that Karlsson is back to his usual form.
Evander Kane – Two goals on three shots with four PIM. Kane is providing more assists than usual, although it's still a net negative. Regardless, the penalty minutes and shot rate are so damn good that he's easily a top 100 guy.
Timo Meier – Two assists with three shots. Meier is in the midst of a big drought but I'm not too worried about him going forward. The shots and opportunities are still there.
Sunday's Games
Justin Faulk – Goal and an assist with three shots. Faulk is super frustrating in that it feels like he should always produce more than he does. Leave him on the waiver wire.
Teuvo Teravainen – Two assists with a shot. Teravainen is right in line with last season's numbers which makes him an easy hold.
Brock McGinn – Goal and an assist with four shots and two PIM. He has four points in his last three games after five in his first 37 games. Easy pass.
Sebastian Aho – Two assists with a shot. You almost expect him to get two points against a weak team like Ottawa.
Chris Tierney – Two assists. Decent season from Tierney who is a bottom end streamer. It's no surprise he's cooled off after a hot start but he still provides a little bit of value.
Darcy Kuemper – 23 save shutout in the 5-0 win over the Rangers. It sure felt like the Rangers have mailed it in over the weekend. I would consider Kuemper a small step above desperation.
Alex Galchenyuk – Goal and two assists with three shots. I lean towards Gally being an elite streamer rather than a hold.
Conor Garland – Two goals on seven shots. Nice run for the 22 year old with 5 goals in his last 8 games. His minutes are somewhat low so I'm only elevating him to bottom end streamer until that goes up. The shot rate is nice so more could be there with more minutes. Welcome to the Razzball Database!
Ben Lovejoy – Goal and an assist with two shots. And there's your annual Lovejoy update!
Evgeny Kuznetsov – Two assists with five shots. It's been tough going for Kuznetsov who hasn't scored a goal in almost a month. That said, he's just over a point per game and his shot rate is just fine. Obviously he would cost a lot, but he's a nice trade target as someone who has some positive regression coming in his shooting percentage.
Bryan Little – Goal and an assist with three shots. Little is only a bottom end streamer at this point. Before this game, he was without a point in six straight.
Jacob Trouba – Two assists with a shot. With Big Buff out for January, Trouba will be put into a bigger role and is must own in all formats.
Josh Morrissey – Goal and an assist with five shots. Same story as Trouba.
Connor Hellebuyck – 26 saves on 27 shots in the 5-1 win over the Stars. He's been somewhat disappointing but we know the upside is there if he can find his groove.
Patrick Kane – Three assists with two shots. Kane has been a monster this season as he's on pace for 100 points and 4 shots per game.
Jonathan Toews – Goal and an assist with seven shots. Very nice bounce back from Toews who has been a solid hold all season despite a rotating group of wingers on his side.
Cam Talbot – 39 save shutout in the 4-0 win over the Ducks. Talbot has been extremely inconsistent this season, and most of the time it's been poor play. I'd only stream him in the best of matchups.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins – Two assists. Like Toews, RNH has been very steady all-season as a tier above a bottom end hold.
Caleb Jones – Two assists with a shot and two PIM. He was showing some offense in the AHL for the first time this season before his callup to the big squad. I don't see a lot here long term fantasy-wise, but he might be able to become a bottom end guy eventually. I wouldn't use him in any formats now, but he's worth keeping an eye on for those in dynasties. Welcome to the Razzball Database!
Monday Streamers:
Charlie Coyle (15.2%) – He's playing well as mentioned above and a matchup with the Canadiens should be decent on this short slate.
Sam Bennett (0.0%) – Chicago is a great matchup while Bennett has become a huge PIM boost. He could get you a big total to open your week in head to head leagues.
Joonas Donskoi (3.0%) – Getting some Sharks action against the Kings seems like a must. Donskoi is their best streamer at the moment unless Labanc is available in your league.
That's all for now guys. I'll be back on Wednesday recapping the action from the next two nights. As always, feel free to ask any questions, leave any comments, or give any suggestions below. Thanks for reading, take care!
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BlackTomato says:
January 7, 2019 at 8:21 am	 (link)
I look forward to your analysis and a fine piece as always.
I do have to ask though, is Quick really THAT big of a desperation play?
Hes 6-4 with a 2.44/.915 with a Shutout in his last 30 days.
We have a 10 team league and needless to say, goalies are pretty thin since we employ a 3 min start per week.
My best options are Quick, Blackwood, Kinkaid, Kuemper, or Hill. (who would you take)
I am also in need of a 3rd dman (only 3 spots in this league). Trouba, Spurgeon, Schmidt (who would you take?)
January 7, 2019 at 11:39 am	 (link)
@BlackTomato: Thanks, appreciate it! He's certainly been a lot better, but the Kings are still a bad team and they're only going to get worse as they trade players away as the deadline approaches. I guess he's a step above desperation, and I would take him out of the guys in that group unless you wanted to gamble on Blackwood.
As for a defenseman, I think I'd go with Spurgeon, he looks great since Dumba was injured.
Dubjay says:
So I reluctantly dropped Voracek. Trying to decide between Morrissey, Spurgeon or ghost to replace Dumba. Is there one you recommend over the others?
@Dubjay: Are you looking for rest of season or the short term? I would lean Morrissey until Buff is back, but Spurgeon ROS. I have no idea how to count Gostisbehere at this point and he comes down completely whether or not you want to gamble on that upside.
Which goalie would you want to own? Luongo, Saros, Koskinen, Brossoit, Grubauer, Khudobin, Kuemper, Mrazek, Blackwood, Ullmark
League has moves max so streaming isn't really an option. That being said, this is a 3rd goalie behind Bobrovsky and Rask, so I don't need a heavy workload guy. Goalie categories are W GAA and SV%.
@Jon: Hmm, if you don't need a big workload, I would lean towards Ullmark or Saros. Koskinen and Luongo are worth considering, but the Oilers D is starting to scare me which worries me about Koskinen and Luongo is getting terrible play in front of him (and he doesn't look great in his own right).
LG Hockey says:
Viz,
Awesome write up! I recently traded Dubnyk for Forsberg. I'm in a 10 team H2H with G,A,P,+/-, PIM, PPP, SOG and W, Sv%, GAA and SO. I can keep 6 guys.
C – Schiefele
C – Bergeron
LW – Forsberg
LW – Marchessault
RW – Kucherov
RW – Pastrnak
D – Carlson
D – Chabot
D- Hedman
D – Risto
Bn: Larkin, Hoffman, Edler, DeBrincat
IR: Trocheck
G – Hellebuyck
G – Saros
Was just offered Holtby for Hedman. Would you make this move? If not what goalies would you try and target as a good goalie #2?
January 8, 2019 at 7:25 pm	 (link)
@LG Hockey: Thanks! Yeah, I think I would go ahead and do that. You are loaded on the blue line as is and pairing Hellboy with Holtby will give you a pretty good chance every week in goalie stats when you should crush offensively.


Springtime was made for climbers. It's too early to head up to the high country for alpine routes, but some of the classic meccas offer cool, dry rock, and mild temperatures. And if you visit before the pre-summer rush, you can enjoy some of these climbing institutions without hoards of tourists or fellow climbers.
Climbers know there is no bad time to visit the great walls of Yosemite, but springtime - before the tourists, before the bugs, and before the scorching summer heat - is darn close to paradise. Yosemite is home to the awe-inspiring 3,000-foot El Capitan and Half Dome, whose beauty captivated the imagination of explorer John Muir in 1869, and over a half century later, served as an outdoor studio for photographer Ansel Adams. Climber are also drawn to its inaccessible spires and shimmering rock walls. In fact, Yosemite has been attracted climbers since 1869!
While Yosemite has long been known as the stomping ground for some of the world's best rock climbers, insiders know that the Valley actually has an abundance of routes of beginning and intermediate ability. Routes such as the Snake Dike (5.7), the Nutcracker (5.8) and Reed's Direct (5.9) are worthy adventures for even expert climbers. And if these don't make your heart beat faster, there's always the classic Outer Limits (10b).
Here are a few tips from Yosemite expert, Sally Moser (also the Executive Director of the Access Fund).
Several enjoyable 5.4 and 5.5 pitches. Great for the beginning leader.
The first climb I ever did - it was desperate at the time and hard enough when I returned to lead it.
A fun outing, perhaps the easiest route at this rating.
Though it's best to avoid the Five Open Book area due to ants and munge, this climb is one of the few moderate leads around.
Not a spectacular climb, but a great setting.
The classic Yosemite hand crack. If you cruise the first pitch, try the second, a moderate 5.9. Top-rope several 5.10s from these two belays.
A long route with great position and not a lot of protection although secure on most pitches; the approach is undoubtedly the crux. The nicest and fastest approach is to follow the trail right below Liberty Cap through the Mount Broderick notch, then over the ridge past Lost Lake. The right edge of a slab approximately 200 yards right of a right-facing corner is easiest. The trail leads left from the top of the slab. The view of the Northwest Face from the Diving Board is worthwhile.
Bishop's Terrace separates those who can hand and fist jam from those who can't. The third 5.6 pitch is a good moderate lead. Rappel off the second pitch or from the Balcony.
A long, isolated climb with a mega approach and a Colorado flavor. Those homesick for El Dorado should do this route.
The ants might make you dance on the first pitch!
Possibly the easiest route at this rating.
Chouinard named this climb for Joy Herron who later married Layton Kor. Usually toproped due to sketchy protection.
The classic - one of Royal's favorites. Don't underestimate this climb. The last pitch has been the site of several broken ankles. Again, bats may be calling some of these cracks home. The 5.8 layback start is more in character with the route than the 5.9+ slab or the 5.6 chimney.
If you insist on doing one of the Open Books, combine it with this route for a longer day.
Peter Croft rightly called the third pitch one of the best finger cracks in the Valley.
This is the climb I remember the most fondly when I think of Yosemite cracks. Do the first five and rap. Be careful of ropes catching in the cracks, especially on the second and third pitches. Usually scraps of rope can be seen buried in the cracks.
Pleasant finger jamming up a clean dihedral with knob moves at the top.
Still run-out I'm sure, but sticky rubber must help on this.
Great route; the top pitches have been altered by rockfall. Be careful not to snag the ropes on the rappels.
A good pitch on Swan Slab.
Only a couple of 5.9 moves; mainly easy. Many people get lost on the tricky approach.
A fine pitch of crack climbing followed by a face traverse. Approach and descent very brushy.
When the East Buttress of Middle or the Central Pillar is full, do this short pitch before you leave.
A stiff first section (5.7d) leads to the second pitch, a traverse (possibly bat-infested) under a roof and then up great thin crack moves. While in this area do Maple Jam, an easy, solid 10a.
The standard by which others are judged, Reed's Direct is the Yosemite jam crack.
The rotten log is gone, but the slightly dirty variation straight up ends at a fun tree move. Mainly 5.5-5.6 climbing with only one short 5.9 section (some think it is 5.10) that may be pendulumed or tensioned across. A fast party can combine the route with Crest Jewel for a long day. Take care to go all the way to the far end of the North Dome gully on the descent - follow the guidebook's directions.
Don't underestimate the length of the approach and descent from this route. Helpful hint: Leave the campground before noon.
For climbers without a partner, consider hiring a guide for the day - a great way to get lots of air under your feet, fast! The Yosemite Mountaineering School (209-372-8344), Yosemite National Park, California, charges $70 per person for a basic rock climbing class; guided climbs run $135 per day, with "Extreme Days" costing $290.
Camping is tight in Yosemite, but you should have good luck finding a spot if you beat the summer rush. Camp Four (Sunnyside Campground) is where most climbers stay, but expect an international climber's refugee camp, with ghetto blasters galore, but plenty of local color. Sites are available on a first-come, first-served system, so get there early. Climbers with spare pocket change should consider a night in the Ahwanee (rooms start at $265). A less expensive alternative is the Wawona Lodge; built in 1879, it's the oldest lodge in the park (rooms start at $94). After climbing, cool down and have a cold beer at Degnans's Deli in Yosemite Village or down at the boulders in Camp Four. The Loft at Yosemite Village has the best cheeseburger west of the Rockies; the Mountain Room Bar is the traditional watering hole for Yosemite locals.
Two good Yosemite books: Camp 4: Recollections of a Yosemite Rockclimber by Steve Roper (Mountaineers Books, 1994), and Rock Climbing Yosemite's Select by Don Reid, Chockstone/Falcon Press.


William Trossell and Matt Shaw are updating the Dorling Kindersley-style exploded illustration by using 3D scanners on real-life objects. "It's an incredibly forensic view," says Trossell, 27, cofounder with Shaw of ScanLAB.
The pair can scan a location in around ten minutes, capturing moments in time as well as the surroundings. "Normally, when you document a building, you just document the structure," says Shaw. "This documents the life inside the building as well -- you grab whatever that second is, whatever people have on their desks."
Natural History Museum and landscapes for scientific surveys. They scanned the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise (pictured) on an Arctic expedition where they also scanned ice floes - taking in areas ranging from netball-pitch to football-stadium size.
Now ScanLAB is trying "slow life scanning", which includes moving people in the scans to create distorted forms. "Once you have moving people, you create amazing shapes," says Trossell. He and Shaw plan to turn the scans into metal sculptures (they've 3D-printed mini-sculptures already), and are offering the service to architectural firms. "You can have a very remote site on your desktop, in colour, with continual access."


A great 1940s Maine linen postcard in very good condition - slight corner wear; this card was posted on August 25, 1948 from Merepoint, it does have some writing and a canceled one cent George Washington postage stamp on the back (see images).
Nice colorful and collectible vintage scenic view of Potato Farming in Old Maine.
The handwritten message on the back: "Dear Evelyn, Wish you could have come down here with me for some of my vacation. I know you would have had a real rest. You should see the humming birds around here. Will hike to the Post Office tomorrow if it's nice weather. Louise"


With all the health benefits of fermented foods being brought to light, it's no wonder that many people are looking to apple cider vinegar for answers with their health.
ACV has been a staple used by many people to treat health problems. While it's something that's always been on your grocery shelf, many are now beginning to see the true wonders in this tonic.
Despite the massive health benefits, this tart concoction is also helping people lose weight. Is it possible that something that has been used for pickling and making a zesty vinaigrette can help fight the battle of the bulge?
Understanding the Components of Apple Cider Vinegar?
To make ACV, crushed apples are added to a yeast mixture. The yeast causes the sugars within the apples to turn to alcohol. The next part of the process is to add acid to ferment the batch. Once acetic acid is added, the total processing time is about one month. Many manufacturing companies have been able to reduce the production time to around 24 hours.
Studies show that acetic acid can lower blood sugar levels, decrease insulin levels, improve your metabolism, reduce overall fat storage, and suppress your appetite. Most research was conducted on animals. While more studies are needed on humans, the results of regular use is promising.
When it comes to apple cider vinegar for weight loss, the power is in appetite suppression. Ingesting a couple of tablespoons of this vinegar can help you feel full. When your stomach is satisfied, you are less likely to eat.
A study was conducted on a group of people taking the recommended dosage of this vinegar before consuming a high carbohydrate meal. Over the course of the day, those who took the apple cider vinegar ate about 275 calories less than those who didn't take it.
Not only does this elixir provide appetite-suppressing properties, but it can also slow the digestive process. When your food doesn't leave the stomach as quickly, then you feel full and satisfied a lot longer. Delayed emptying can help to lower blood sugar levels, which is imperative in many that struggle with being overweight. Diabetes and excess fat run hand-in-hand.
First, you should know that there is no magic pill or health tonic that is going to make the pounds miraculously disappear. Rather than purchasing the latest fad drug or buying into that hype, you can take comfort knowing that this vinegar has been used for thousands of years.
The group that consumed one tablespoon lost an average of 2.5 pounds. Their triglycerides decreased by an astounding 26 percent, and their body fat dropped seven percent. The group that consumed two tablespoons had even more significant results. On average, these individuals lost 3.5 pounds, and they saw a 26 percent drop in their triglycerides.
The placebo group didn't have such good results. They gained weight and their waist measurements increased. There haven't been many studies of this kind, but this human study proves that ACV is quite useful in weight loss.
Though many people are talking about apple cider vinegar for weight loss, it has many other benefits that it can provide for the body. Here are some of the ways Old-timers used ACV as a tonic.
A study that showed adding a couple of tablespoons before a meal also showed that the insulin sensitivity saw an improvement by 34 percent.
Another study took people with type 2 diabetes and had them consume ACV with a snack in the evening. The high-protein snack along with the vinegar improved the blood sugar numbers twice as much as those who did fasting alone to improve their numbers.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a horrible condition that causes infertility, lose their hair, grow hair in places they shouldn't, and have problems balancing their hormones. It's a miserable illness that has no cure. One study placed women with this disease on a regimen to take two tablespoons of ACV at night.
They consumed the vinegar for around 100 days. Shockingly, more than half of the women started ovulating again, which is the most significant complaint of infertility issues. The improvement of insulin sensitivity has everything to do with the reproductive system, which is probably why they saw such a dramatic increase.
Studies conducted in rats and mice found that a regular ACV regimen reduced the bad cholesterol and triglycerides levels. Fortunately, it increased good cholesterol numbers.
Using studies on animals, researchers have found that using ACV may also decrease the diastolic and systolic pressures. This elixir constrains the enzymes that constrict blood vessels and doesn't make the heart work as hard.
E. Coli is a powerful bacterium that is found in foods. Thankfully, ACV can fight these bacteria and reduce up to 90 percent of how much is ingested. Forget food poisoning when you take this health tonic before you eat. Also, it can reduce viruses by up to 95 percent. Flu season may never be the same again.
You may want to use it for pickling eggs or cucumbers, or if you don't mind a tart taste, you can drink it straight. The average dose of ACV is one or two tablespoons per day. Remember, vinegar can cause some gastric problems, so it's better to start out slow and build up to the full dosage. Some even spread it out over a few doses in the day to prevent indigestion issues.
However, it's always best to drink ACV before a meal to protect the stomach. Though it's tempting to turn the bottle up and not mess with measuring, it can cause burning to the esophagus and stomach. Make sure to always dilute it with water for the best results. There are tablets on the market that make big claims, but nothing is going to replace the power of pure, organic, apple cider vinegar with the mother.
After reviewing all the studies conducted on both animals and humans, it appears that ACV does have a dramatic impact on the body. If these studies are truthful, taking just a small amount each day promises big results. Who wouldn't want to increase their fertility, lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, as well as lose pounds of fat?


Yes. I have 100% failed with this project. I should be on day 19, but alas I am still on day 4. I do, however, want to continue with the project as I have freed up some time to get on with it so you're just going to have to deal with the fact that I am late with it and that it will continue in to May…So snuggles. Are they not just the best thing ever? There is nothing better than snuggling in to your quilt at the end of a hard day, or snuggling with your partner/friends when you've been feeling lonely. There is no better way to release oxytocin than a good old trusty snuggle.
The best part of my day is going home and getting a snuggle from my partner. It's cozy, comforting and makes me feel quite a bit better about life. It's great for my mental health because it releases oxytocin AKA the love hormone that is proven to help with mental illnesses, but often ends up in me having an impromptu nap because it really is very very cozy. You know what though? I think our bodies tell us what we need. If we fall asleep on the sofa after watching a film that's our bodies telling us that we need to sleep. If we get dizzy after not eating all day, it's out bodies telling us to eat.
In my experience the best snugglers are lap dogs. They are always up for snuggling up to you and pinning you down for snuggles. Everyone knows you can't interrupt a doggo snuggle for anything, and you know what? They are so therapeutic. They help you relax when you're stressed, they make you feel better when you're sad and they make you feel loved where you maybe feel neglected.
If you are feeling a little bit low and unloved why don't you organise a "snuggle and films" day with your friends. Bring quilts, blankets and pillows up to your living room, create a fort and snuggle up watching films. Trust me your friends will be more up for this than you think (I would be…just saying). This can be a relaxing thing to do after a stressful week.


COURTESY DEC | The sea turtle rescued rescued off Orient Point.
A 5-foot-long leatherback sea turtle – the world's largest living turtle and an endangered species – was rescued off Orient Point Saturday, state Department of Environmental Conservation officials said.
DEC officers on a routine patrol discovered the sea turtle trapped about two miles off of Orient Point in the "fast moving waters" of Plum Gut, according to a release. The turtle had become ensnared in the ropes of a lobster buoy, which were tangled around the animal's lower torso, according to DEC officials.
The DEC officers were able to cut away buoy ropes, freeing the large turtle.
"Saving such a large animal required a great deal of skill and the officers involved in this rescue should be commended for using their knowledge and boatmanship to rescue this magnificent animal." said DEC commissioner Joe Martens.
It is estimated that only 115,000 adult female leatherback sea turtles still exist, making them an endangered species at both state and federal levels according to the DEC.
The leatherback can grow up to 6-feet in length and weigh up to 1,300 pounds, earning its name for its leathery skin.
In the Atlantic, leatherback sea turtles are found regularly off the coast of New England, especially Massachusetts and the Gulf of Maine, and in Long Island waters, according to the release.


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Hamburg airport car hire
Airport Code: HAM
Hamburg Airport is located 8.5 km north of the city of Hamburg in the Fuhlsbüttel quarter, and is also known as Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel Airport. The airport consists of two terminal buildings with a plaza set in their center. Inside the plaza you can visit shops, grab a bite at restaurants and lounges, or utilize the other airport service facilities. The central security heck is located in the plaza as well.
Hamburg airport sees over 12 million passengers per year and is the 5th busiest of Germany's 16 commercial airports. Likewise, getting to and from the airport can be a busy ordeal. Options include HVV, the Hamburg public transit network which runs the S-Bahn suburban railway S1 to the city center, bus, or taxi. You can also take a Hamburg Airport car hire to the city for convenient ground transportation during your stay.
Over the centuries Hamburg has always been somewhat of an international city. It is one of the most important harbors in Europe and the world, and takes great pride in its mercantile background. The city has large quarters with expensive houses and villas as well as a multitude of historic sites and modern entertainment. Take a car hire from Hamburg Airport and enjoy having your own transportation in the city.
For car rental in Hamburg Airport counters for car rental companies can be located in the Arrivals Hall is where you may find the rental cars. The following are companies offering car hire services in Hamburg Airport:
National/Alamo
Our search engine on the right will find for you low cost car rental deals for you to book in advance and get the cheapest rental car options. Find discounts on 7 seater, 9 seater, luxury car or any other type of rental car to collect at your arrival to Hamburg Airport.
Additional Airport Information
Airport Name: Hamburg, Germany
Telephone: +49(0)40 50750
Distance: Hamburg city || 5.3 Miles / 8.5 km / 15 minutes by rental car from Downtown Hamburg
Address: Hamburg Airport Flughafenstrasse 1-3 22335 Hamburg Federal Republic of Germany
In the Mönckebergstraße end you can visit Hamburg's impressive city hall. Built in 1897 out of sandstone in a neo-Renaissance style, it includes a 112 m tower, several magnificent halls, and an impressive decor. Guided tours are available at scheduled times during the week.
The Church of St. Nikolai
All five main churches of Hamburg were damaged in World War II, but St. Nikolai is the only to be left in its ruined state, as a memorial against war.
The steeple is still standing and you can take an elevator to the top for an excellent view of the city. This is a great spot to plot your next destinations by Hamburg, Germany car hire.
The Hamburg Dungeon
At the southern end of the Alte Deichstraße you can visit Hamburg's harbor. Here you will find the Hamburg Dungeon, where you can witness a live-action presentation of the "darker times" of Hamburg. This is an excellent family attraction if you are traveling with children.
Hamburg has a number of small beaches on the North side of the Elbe river between Öveelgönne and Blankenese. Take a barbecue grill and spend an afternoon cooking out and swimming in the Elbe. There are also a number of commercial beach clubs open during the summer if you are interested in a bar atmosphere.
Drive your car hire Hamburg, Germany south of the city to Holm Seppensen where you can enjoy a night in nature. This is a great option if you are planning to visit during the busy summer months as the camp sites will usually still have space.
Visit the largest fruit growing area of Central Europe and the furthest north in the world. Altes Land is an area of marshland south of the river Elbe in Lower Saxony around the old towns of Stade, Buxtehude, and Jork.
Take the scenic drive to Altes Land in your cheap car rental Hamburg, Germany and enjoy the richly-decorated farmhouses and their elaborate gateways as you pass through the old towns.
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TEL +49 40 3494 0
E-MAIL hamburg@fairmont.com
http://www.fairmont.com/hamburg
SIDE Hotel
Tel.: +49-40-30 99 90
Fax: +49-40-30 99 93 99
http://www.side-hamburg.de/
Airlines Providing Airport Services to Hamburg, Germany
Aerosvit Airlines
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Q: Setup & Deployment Project different then Source I created this program that works fine in VS12 and compiles and runs fines. However I created a setup and deployment project for it using the InstallShield wizard. The installation is successfull on my test machine however I can not get my EventHandler working it is a service instance that i parse the events on.
class EventHandler : EventHandlerService.EventHandlerCCServicePortType
{
    public EventHandlerService.handleEventResponse1 handleEvent(EventHandlerService.handleEventRequest eventMsg)
    {
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        EventHandlerService.handleEventResponse respInfo = new EventHandlerService.handleEventResponse();

        resp.handleEventResponse = respInfo;

        respInfo.@return = true;
        Main instance = Main.getFormInstance();
        instance.setPhoneStatus(eventMsg.handleEvent.@event);

        return (resp);

    }
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static public Main getFormInstance()
{
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Seems like setPhoneStatus never gets called and the Instance is never sent, this only happens on the deployed program and not in the development. Any Ideas?

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6 August 2005: LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
READING 1 PLYMOUTH 2
Reading: Lita (54 mins).
Plymouth: Evans (21 mins), Chadwick (90 mins). Half Time: 0-1
CHAMPIONSHIP 6 Aug 2005
20 C Palace 1 0 -1
21 READING 1 0 -1
22 Watford 1 0 -1
Reading: Hahnemann, Murty, Shorey, Sonko, Ingimarsson, Little (Kitson 76), Sidwell, Harper, Convey (Hunt 78), Lita, Doyle. Subs Not Used: Stack, Oster, Makin.
Plymouth: Larrieu, Barness, Brevett, Aljofree, Doumbe, Gudjonsson, Norris, Buzsaky (Djordjic 90), Wotton, Capaldi, Evans (Chadwick 85). Subs Not Used: McCormick, Taylor, Connolly.
Reading: Doyle, Little.
Plymouth: Wotton.
Referee: P Taylor (Hertfordshire).
A Leroy Lita goal, on his competitive debut for the Royals, wasn't enough as Plymouth took the full three points with a late winner at the Madejski Stadium. The opening day of the 2005/2006 season ended in disappointment for Reading after they looked to be heading for at least a point in the dying stages of the game. Four of the new signings accompanied Dave Kitson on the bench, with new boys Leroy Lita and Kevin Doyle starting up front in an otherwise unchanged line-up from last season.
Things looked promising for the Royals early on with some tidy football leaving Plymouth on the defensive. Chances were few and far between with Shorey putting in a free kick that needed a save and Doyle hitting one just over. The visitors took the lead midway through the first half, against the run of play, when a low cross from the left was put in from well inside the box. The goal took the wind out of Reading's sails and we started to struggle to break through the Plymouth defence. Convey was having an excellent game, but managed to waste a couple of set pieces by hitting them long as Reading failed to put Argyle under any serious pressure.
The second half saw Reading back on top and a quick thinking short free-kick from Convey on the right saw Murty cross to Lita who headed home deep inside the box to make it 1-1 on 54 minutes. His celebration was as good as the goal as Reading looked to be on their way to taking some points from the game. The Royals were playing some good football and an impressive move saw Lita nearly put Reading ahead until his shot was charged down. Little, after a quiet first half, steamed down the right wing and nearly created a goal after beating three players, and Sonko really should have scored but somehow managed to put a close range header over the bar. Lita continued to impress and stuck the ball into the back of the net from a very tight angle on the left, however play had already been stopped and the effort didn't count.
Kiston and Hunt came off the bench with quarter of an hour left - but we would probably have been much better off leaving on Little and Convey who they replaced. Somehow Reading failed to take their chances and in the end it was Plymouth who stole the win in injury time, when the ball came over from the right and was driven in low past Hahnemann. Kitson went down under a challenge in the area after Plymouth's winner, prompting calls for a penalty, but it wasn't to be our day. Despite the defeat on the first day of the season there were plenty of positive signs to take from the game. Plymouth were a solid side but might consider themselves lucky after scoring with their only chances. Doyle was lively up front and Lita looked worth the money on this showing with plenty more to come.
Following report by Ali Costelloe:
Come kick-off, approximately 4,000 Plymouth fans were cheering on their team, as they attacked towards the North stand - Meanwhile Reading were kicking towards the away fans in the South Stand. Reading definately started the brightest, with Nicky Shorey's free-kick tipped over the bar in the sixth minute. Kevin Doyle was lucky not to be sent off after kicking Hasney Aljofree in the face while trying to reach for a ball that the Plymouth defender had been shepherding out of play.
In the opening 20 minutes, I would say Reading had the best of the play, but Plymouth nabbed their opener on the 21st minute, against the run of play, as Mickey Evans converted Rufus (Dogs name) Brevett's cross from the left side. After this, I thoroughly expected Plymouth to close down the game and to stop us playing, and to some extent they did. We spent most of the rest of the half with the ball, but never actually doing anything with it. This is the Reading I know and love, but its time we actually started making space for ourselves. Plymouth on the other hand, when they got the ball, they quickly made runs forwards, and ended up playing the rest of the game on the counter attack. Tactics wise, they had it spot on. With 10 minutes of the second half remaining, Kevin Doyle was unlucky not to put a header on target, after meeting it only 6 yards out.
At half time, the stats read:
Possession: Reading 55% Plymouth 45%
Shots: Reading 3 Plymouth 5
Corners: Reading 1 Plymouth 2
The second half saw a much more positive attitude from Reading, with Kevin Doyle hitting wide after making a good run, and Little heading over from a good cross Reading levelled the scores in the 55 minute with Leroy Lita meeting a Graeme Murty cross, sending the Reading crowd wild. With another 35 minutes to go, and Reading looking by far the more positive side, the Madejski Stadium crowd could see another win in their sights. Soon after this, Kevin Doyle drew a save from Plymouth's keeper, Roman Larrieu, after meeting a cross which was heading for the bottom corner. In the 65 minute, Coppell sent on Dave Kitson for Glen Little, with Stepher Hunt replacing the fast improving Bobby Convey. This was ultimately to be Reading's downfall, as the wingers were by far the most effective part of the team until Coppell took them off. Reading now resorted to Long balls, which the three pronged strikeforce of Doyle, Kitson and Lita (Costing �1,230,000) failed to really do anything about. Lita fired home again from a tight angle with about 20 minutes remaining, but unfortunately, the linesman had flagged him offside.
Lita looked like he would meet a Hahnemann goal kick with about 15 minutes to go, but daftly left it, leaving the oncoming Larrieu to scoop up the ball, when a simple tough would have taken it over him, and into the net. With about 8 minutes to go, Lita was again in a similar situation, but Paul Wotton's professional foul saw Reading with a free kick about 25 yards out, rather then a free run on goal... Wotton escaped with only a booking.
Bobby Williamson took Mickey Evans off for Nick Chadwick with 5 minutes to go, a straight Striker for Striker swap. As the clock ticked down, with Reading pushing for a late Winner, Argyle hit Reading with a sucker punch. A free kick was won the the Argyle right, as two players jumped and collided.Nick Chadwick snuck in to meet Buzsaky's low cross, and steered the ball around Marcus Hahnemann, sending Plymouth's following crazy. The final score stood at 2-1 to Plymouth, with Mickey Evans and Nick Chadwick nabbing the Pilgrim's goals, and Leroy Lita hitting Reading's only goal.
In retrospect, Reading had the tactics all wrong, where Plymouth knew exactly what to do. As Reading pushed, the Plymouth players knew that they weren't going to score on their own terms, and had to attack on the counter. Quick wing play by Plymouth saw Reading opened up, and some foolish challenges saw lots of free-kicks given away on the wings, which Argyle made count. Reading didn't exactly play badly, the team didn't look like they had gelled, and to switch formations with 25 minutes to go was reckless, at best.
Reading have never played well with the 4-3-3 formation, and with this, we left ourselves open in midfield. Plymouth had us sussed, and their dogged defending meant we were never going to get many shots on target. Reading on the other hand were loose at the back. Plymouth movement saw poor marking from the Royals back pairing, and I would have thought Sonko and Ingimarsson would have played together long enough to know their roles. I think the team will look more of a unit if Coppell plays with Convey and Little on the wings in future, rather than playing 4-3-3. Regarding the atmosphere, Plymouth made plenty of noise in the first half, but we hardly heard a peep out of them in the second, until they scored. In the first half, Reading didn't make much noise after the Plymouth goal, and in the second half, we were pretty chirpy. When Plymouth scored 3/4 of Reading's end upped sticks and went home.
Player Ratings:
Hahnemann - 7 - Not at fault for either of the goals, but needs to communicate with his back pairing to keep the defence watertight.
Murty - 7 - He was his usual self really, barking instructions at his teammates, making last ditch tackles, and doing his job well - Nothing special here.
Shorey - 7 - Solid again, but wasn't his usual self with set pieces. He needs to be bold enough to tell Convey when the kick is in a position that suits him.
Sonko - 6- Some lovely skills from him, and pretty good in the air. Again, he let himself down with his marking. Failed to deal with low crosses
Ingimarsson - 6 - Swept up most of the stuff on the floor, but was anonymous in the air.
Convey - 7 - His set pieces were poor, but his general wing play was superb - he created space for himself, was nippy, tricky, and everything you want a winger to be. Alas, he simply didn't make it count.
Little - 6- Tricky to deal with, and made a lot of work for the plymouth defenders. Unfortunately, he let the ball run away from him too often, and didn't put many quality crosses in.
Harper - 7- He got in the way of the Plymouth midfield, got stuck in and generally made a nuisance of himself.
Sidwell - 6- He wasn't his usual self, he wasn't as creative as he often is, and delayed in releasing the ball at the right times - I wasn't impressed by him today, but he didn't do anything stupid.
Doyle - 7 - He got stuck in, created space, ran at the plymouth defence, and did everything you could expect of him, making his competitive debut in England, having only previously played in the Eircom League. If I was Coppell (Which I'm not) Then I would be grooming him for a place on the wing.
Lita - 8 - If anybody gave Plymouth problems, it was him. he was strong in the air, kept the ball on the ground when he could, and didn't give it away. He was always creating space for himself, and didn't once waste the ball. He's looking a good player for the price we payed for him.
Following report by John Wells:
Reading were robbed of a deserved win by a soft goal in stoppage time. Although a disappointing day for Royals fans they should draw some comfort from an encouraging second half performance. New signing Lita took his goal well and dsiplayed all the attributes of a top class striker. He competed well for the ball in the air, his touch was good and his movement was excellent. He looks very sharp in the box and above all he behaves like a player who expcets to score and expects to win!
Plymouth took the lead midway through the first half completely against he run of play. Murty and Little allowed Brevitt to make an overlapping run and whip in a cross for the lumbering Evans to poke home at the near post. (Questions need to be asked about how he was allowed to get to it first.) Apart from a well flighted Shorey free kick which was acrobatically tipped over by Plymouth's 'keeper, Reading didn't look like finding the net in the opening forty- five minutes.
The second half was a different story as the game opened up and came to life. Reading should have equalised when an unchallenged Ingamarsson headed over. Plymouth threatened too when Hahnemann had to come of his line smartly to end a promising Argyle attack through to middle. Little produced a run which left several Plymouth defenders trailing in his wake before sliding the ball to Doyle who took it on and fired wide. Kitson was warming up when Lita superbly headed the equaliser. Kitson resumed his seat on the bench and Reading pressed for the winner. Sonko had a good chance and a good move involving Sidwell, Doyle, and Little provided and opening for LIta which resulted in an Argyle defender hoofiing the ball away with the 'keeper stranded. Plymouth to be fair did not sit back and provided stubborn rersitance.
Little and Convey were replaced by an unfit Kitson and new boy Hunt. Neither made much of an impression and the game looked likely to end in a draw. Injustice was done when a poorly hit free kick was scooped goalwards awkwardly by sub Chadwick and the ball bobbled past Hahnemann. The very large cointingent of noisy Argyle fans celebrated as the home fans disappeared muttering and shaking their heads.
Reading still look to have play off potential. Plymouth don't. Reading will be up there again in the hunt again this season, but this time with greater attacking potential. I only hope someone in midfield is capable of providing the ammunition for Lita because he was getting into some great positions today.
A disappointing result but some very positive points to come from the game. Let's get rid of the negatives first and they both resulted in goals. Firstly we gave away too many free kicks in good areas for the opposition. Yes the ref. may have been over zealous, but we could all see what he was like. Secondly we must mark tighter in the box. Whilst their second had an element of good fortune about it, there was nobody marking the player who put the ball in the net. Thirdly get the centre backs to practise their headers in front of goal. The Ice man should have hit the target twice and Sonko missed the best chance of the game simply by being too aggressive in the way that he attacked the ball.
Now the positives - Lita looked good - he made himself available showed good control didn't get caught offside and scored a good goal. Doyle also had a good game. He worked hard and obviously is a trier and should progress well. Kitson will need to be at his best to get his place back automatically. I also thought that Little and Convey had good games though Convey first three deadball kicks were awful. He was however full of running and started the season well. I was a bit surprised when the manager took them both off and certainly the four three three did not seem to work as well. Sometimes changes work for you and sometimes they don't - clearly today they did not. What we do need is to get into winning ways quickly and so the game on Tuesday provides us with a good opportunity - let's hope we don't waste it!
There were positives to take from the game in terms of some good performances from Lita, Doyle and Convey. But many of the same old problems remain; the defence falls asleep twice and concedes 2 avoidable goals, the midfield still has the knack of going missing, there were still too many misplaced passes and aimless hoofs upfield. When Reading have the ball, our opponents press and harry us in the middle of the park, when our opponents have it they have huge flippin' great gaps to run into and plenty of time to decide what to do with possession. The midfield lacks bite and has done for a long while, the midfield has been the main problem for a long time. Lita showed on Saturday what he can do with decent service and Doyle improved as the game wore on and can only get better and sharper, as will Kitson when fully fit. But they need a midlield that is competitive and able to create for them and support them. Our new Icelandic signing (who's name escapes me!) may be the bite it needs allowing either Sidwell or Harper the freedom to deliver the support/creativity but until he's fit this continuous problem in the centre of the park is the team's biggest deficiency and will continue to cost us if not addressed properly.
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Amitabh Bachchan on Dadasaheb Phalke honour: Deeply grateful and most humbled
New Delhi Published: Sep 25, 2019, 07:52 PM(IST)
Amitabh Bachchan.(Source: Instagram/@amitabhbachchan) Photograph:( Instagram )
After several Bollywood celebrities congratulated legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan for prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the actor took to social media to express gratitude on Wednesday.
"There is a paucity of words searching a response .. for the generosity of words that pour in ..I am but deeply grateful and most humbled .. my sincerest gratitude ..." the veteran actor tweeted.
T 3298 - There is a paucity of words searching a response .. for the generosity of words that pour in ..
I am but deeply grateful and most humbled .. my sincerest gratitude ..
कृतज्ञ हूँ मैं , परिपूर्ण , आभार और धन्यवाद ... मैं केवल एक विनयपूर्ण , विनम्र अमिताभ बच्चन हूँ pic.twitter.com/ESfV7ms6fZ
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) September 24, 2019
Earlier on Tuesday, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar announced that Amitabh Bachchan has been selected for Dadasaheb Phalke Award.
Scores of celebrities congratulate the actor including Big B's son Abhishek Bachchan, Rajnikanth, Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Anil Kapoor, Karan Johar, Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi, Arjun Kapoor, Ayushmann Khurrana, Sachin Tendulkar, Huma Qureshi, and Kartik Aaryan.
Last seen onscreen in `Badla`, Bachchan is a recipient of four National Film Awards for his roles in `Agneepath`, `Black`, `Paa` and `Piku`.
He made his acting debut in 1969 with `Saat Hindustani.` He was honoured with Padma Vibhushan - the country`s second-highest civilian honour - in 2015.


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TAMAN:
By: Herman Rosenthal, J. G. Lipman
Peninsula between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azof; now included in the Russian province of Kuban. It contains the Cossack settlement of Taman, which has (1897) a population of 4,291. The peninsula was the seat of prosperous Greek colonies at the beginning of the Christian era. That a large number of Jews lived there at that time and subsequently is testified to by the Byzantine historian Theophanes (d. 817) in his "Chronographia." In 680 (or 679) Taman was captured by the Chazars, and was then known as Tame, from which originated the Russian Tmutarakan. The peninsula and the settlement near the site of the present town of Taman were known also under other names, among them Matega (by the Venetians). In 965 the Chazars were expelled from Taman by the Russian prince Swyatoslaw, a Russian colony being established at Tmutarakan; and in 1016 they were driven from their remaining Crimean possessions. In 1475, at the time of the conquest of the Crimea by Mohammed II., Taman was under the rule of the Guizolfis, descendants of the Genoese Jew Simeon de Guizolfi (see Guizolfi, Zacharias).
In the excavations made on the Taman peninsula after the middle of the nineteenth century there were discovered about sixty tombstones which once marked Jewish graves. The inscriptions on two of these tombstones were partly deciphered; on the others only single Hebrew letters could be made out. All of them bear Jewish symbols—candelabra, shofar, and lulab. Of the two partly deciphered inscriptions one belongs to the fourth or fifth century, and contains the name of Menahem, son of Amtz; the other dates back to the eighth or ninth century, and contains the words "in this grave lies the body of Mir[iam]." A marble slab which forms a part of the wall in the lodge of the synagogue in Theodosia bears the name of the "respected Joshua, the son of Meïr of Taman Ashkenazi," who died on Wednesday, the 27th of Ṭebet, 5269 (Dec. 31, 1508). See Crimea; Kaffa; Karaites; Kertch.
Regesty i Nadpisi, vol. i.;
A. Fabr, Drevny Byt, etc., Odessa, 1861;
Löwe, Die Reste der Germanen am Schwarzen Meere, Halle, 1896.
H. R. J. G. L.
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