A Chinese airline manufacturer has been selling, and in some cases giving away, an airplane that was rejected by the country's own aviation industry for safety fears.
The first sign of trouble took place on June 22, 2000, when a plane called the Y-7 suffered a disastrous accident at an airport in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, killing the 44 passengers and crew onboard and 7 others on the ground. The accident was later blamed on inclement weather, but from that point on the Y-7 was effectively banned in China.
Then, the plane's manufacturer installed a Canadian engine and a U.S. propeller, added 20 seats, and redecorated the interior: The MA60 was born. Both planes came from a reverse-engineered Soviet-designed military plane called the Antonov An-24.
But the MA60 itself quickly got into trouble: In 2002, during a practice drill at the Yichang airport, again in Wuhan, the pilot failed to extend the landing undercarriage. The plane skidded along the runway on its belly, an occurrence that has been seen again and again with the MA60 over the years. The upshot of this incident, and the 2000 tragedy, was that the MA60 became a pariah in China. Domestic companies felt more comfortable with Boeing and Airbus.
The next step for Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation, the state-backed maker of the planes? Begin exporting the MA60 overseas, mostly to Southeast Asian countries. In some cases the planes are even given away. The record does not look good.
The problem was highlighted abruptly in June with two incidents, on the same day, in Indonesia and Burma.
On June 10, a Chinese-made MA60 propeller aircraft with 50 people on board snapped in two after crash-landing on its belly at an airport in eastern Indonesia.
"We were very surprised," said Imam Purnomon, the airport manager, to local media. "The front wheels broke, causing the two propellers to break, too, when they hit the ground." No one died, but two passengers suffered minor injuries.
Then, on the very same day, an MA60 operated by Myanma Airways, a Burmese state airline, carrying around 60 people (the plane's capacity) skidded 200 feet off the runway at a domestic airport in southern Burma. Nobody was hurt, but Burmese authorities grounded all the country's MA60s for inspection.
Most recently, the government of New Zealand suspended millions of dollars in tourism aid to Tonga because it was concerned about the safety of the Xi'an's MA60, which was gifted by China in a ceremony to Tonga's king.
The ceremony and the gifting highlights the political role the aircraft plays in Chinese diplomacy. The plane is sold at a deep discount and other times given away. State media reports market the craft as the flagship of the country's burgeoning aviation industry.
Safety issues have dogged the MA60 ever since it went into production.
According to a summary of the craft in "Ready for Takeoff: China's Advancing Aerospace Industry," a book about China's aviation industry, the plane was cited for "reliability problems and two runway overruns," leading to its withdrawal from service by 2006.
Yu Dawei, a reporter for the Chinese business magazine Caixin, writes that Sichuan Airlines rejected the first MA60 it received, after finding takeoff problems in its tests.
Only nine MA60s were sold in China, Yu writes, but none of them are flying now, since it was withdrawn from service to make way for the new model MA600.
But as the plane was being rejected and pulled from service in China, it was being sold overseas, and received laudatory reports about its prowess in China's state-run media.
"Self designed and produced, the MA60 has had many firsts in the history of China's civil aviation industry," said a reporter with China Central Television, in an English-language advertisement for the aircraft packaged as news.
After passing flight tests in Indonesia in 2006, the report said, it became the first Chinese plane in the overseas market. "It paves the way for further imports to Southeast Asian countries," CCTV said. In the same year Merpati Nusantara Airlines, a large carrier in Indonesia, bought 15, the "largest deal in the history of China's civil aviation industry," CCTV said.
People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, said that "more than 400" are expected to be put on order over the next 20 years.
A litany of accidents, listed on airforceworld.com, a Chinese aviation resource website, may indicate why.
In 2009 at the Caticlan Airport in the Philippines, the undercarriage of an MA60 that was landing clipped a guard rail, spinning the plane harshly to the left and smashing through a runway fence.
At the Harare airport in Zimbabwe, also in 2009, as one of the planes was taking off, it apparently hit a warthog on the runway, collapsing the undercarriage and causing it to spin out of control. Some of the passengers later didn't buy the warthog explanation.
A total of 10 incidents are listed, with specific dates, and often airplane flight and registration numbers. Three took place in China, while the others all happened overseas. According to Aviation Week data, there are 30 MA60s in service, 27 outside of China. Some of the incidents appear to be due to pilot error, and Indonesia is known for its poor aviation safety record, but an incident rate of one-third is unusual in the industry, according to aviation safety experts.
Still, the planes were promoted by Xi'an, and its parent company, Aviation Industry Corporation of China, or AVIC, a massive state-owned conglomerate with over $50 billion in assets.
At the Dubai Air Show in 2011, years after the issues with the plane were clear, AVIC was promoting the plane for sale.
The extremely generous terms on which MA60s are offered could give some indication as to why they still reach the market.
"Usually these aircraft are sold with financing at low interest rates," said Roger Cliff, one of the co-authors of "Ready for Takeoff" and an expert on China's aviation industry.
"But particularly when talking about countries like Indonesia or Burma, we could think about other possible reasons for officials to purchase these aircraft," Cliff said, like "bribes or other political motivations." A fleet of craft may be sold on favorable terms as a sign of goodwill, for example—or in Tonga's case, simply given away.
The failed MA60 offers important lessons about China's aviation industry and the political system it is connected to, according to a Chinese mechanical engineer that spent years in the state system in China, and who now is based in Melbourne, Australia. He only wanted to be identified by his surname, Sun.
"The leaders in many large state-owned factories are communist officials, and for the sake of their promotion they concern themselves too much with successfully completing a product in a specified time and reaching a certain profit targets, so they don't consider poor quality aircraft parts that would cause safety problems," Sun said.
Air holes that shouldn't be there in a cylinder, for example, may get passed over by inspectors, Sun says. "Those who held the real power in the factories are often poor at a technical level," he said. "The officials silence technicians that raise quality problems," because correcting errors would mean lost bonuses and an embarrassment for factory leaders.
A former pilot with China Southern Airlines told Epoch Times that Chinese airlines themselves typically decline to buy domestically produced aircraft, because of the way the aviation industry lags behind.
AVIC International, the parent company of Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation, which sells the MA60 overseas did not respond to a request for comment.
Today's globalized world means that problems with the planes in smaller countries like Indonesia and Tonga can have global impacts—New Zealand's refusal to provide investment to Tonga for tourism a case in point.
"If there were a problem with the airplane, then passengers would not have the same level of confidence of safety that they've come to expect in other parts of the world," Abdu said.
Karen Cheng and Lu Chen contributed to this report.


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José 'Pepe' Murcia González (born 3 December 1964) is a Spanish football coach.
Born in Córdoba, Andalusia, Murcia never played in higher than Segunda División B, and retired in 1992 at the age of only 27 due to injury. He coached several local youth teams in his early years, including Córdoba CF. After a successful spell with the reserves (two consecutive promotions all the way to Tercera División), he was one of four managers for the main squad in the 2001–02 season, achieving four wins, two draws and two losses during his eight games in charge as the side eventually retained their Segunda División status.
Murcia then plied his trade in the third level, leading Atlético Madrid's B-team to the league championship in his first year, albeit with no playoff promotion. On 9 January 2006, following a 0–0 La Liga home draw against Valencia CF, he was appointed the Colchoneros' first team's manager, replacing sacked Carlos Bianchi; the club ranked 12th at that time, going on to finish the campaign in tenth position.
Murcia spent the following four years in the second level with as many teams, not managing to finish one single season but with none of the clubs eventually losing their league status. On 30 November 2009, following a 2–3 home loss against CD Numancia, he was fired at Albacete Balompié due to negative results, with the Castile-La Mancha side in 16th position at that time –eventually ranking 15th.
On 9 August 2011 Murcia signed a two-year contract with Romanian club FC Braşov, but resigned at the Liga I side after three matches, due to family reasons. In June 2014, after nearly three years out of football, he was appointed at PFC Levski Sofia in Bulgaria.
Murcia was fired on 4 August 2014, due to poor results.
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For decades, PNW gardeners have bucked our modified Mediterranean Climate by insisting to plant those plants more accustomed to softer, cooler climates with summer rainfall. Climate change has accentuated our need to read more carefully the descriptions of plants we incorporate into our landscapes while realizing we can still have lively and lush inventories of plants whose life cycles and water regimens are better in line with the rainfall patterns, and temperatures, of the PNW
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Dan Hinkley, born in the zone 4 highlands of North Central Michigan, has had a lifelong interest in all types of plants from trees to edibles, leading him to receive his B.S. in Ornamental Horticulture and Horticulture Education from Michigan State University in 1976 and his M.S. in Urban
Horticulture from the University of Washington in 1985.
While teaching horticulture at Edmonds community college, he and his partner, Robert L. Jones, began Heronswood Nursery, near Kingston, WA. Devoted to introducing rare and unusual plants to gardeners of North America, this endeavor has led Hinkley over many parts of the world for the past 22 years. Heronswood Nursery previously listed nearly 3000 plant species and has shipped world-wide.
After Heronswood closed in 2006, Dan independently focused his attentions on continued plant hunting, writing, speaking and plant research. Dan has written articles and columns for a number of horticulture publications and has been featured on Martha Stewart Living and PBS Nova television programs.
His numerous books have received critical acclaim. Dan's accomplishments have been recognized by many prestigious horticultural organizations with Lifetime Achievement recognitions.
He has received numerous medals in recognition of his contributions to horticulture education and practice and plant research. He currently sits o the board of the Elizabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden.
Dan currently resides in Indianola, WA on a south-facing cliff overlooking Puget Sound. He is creating his latest endeavor in the Gardens of Windcliff which include a large greenhouse, raised beds and a generous potager for research in edibles. He is in the process of writing a third book in the Explorer's Garden series, a second book on the Winter Garden and a book on the Making of Heronswood.
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Homemade Cake in a Jar Recipe for 4th of July!
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Here is a fun Homemade Cake in the Jar Recipe for the 4th of July!
Try this Homemade Cake in the Jar Recipe at your 4th of July Pool Party or Barbecue!! This is an awesome recipe if you are hosting a party or attending one with your family! These Homemade Cake Jars are so cute and they would be GREAT for transporting! Plus, you can make these any time of the year and just use different food coloring in the cake and frosting!
Spray 9×13 pans with cooking spray.
Bake each batter in a 9×13 pan for 15 minutes.
Cut 12 circles from each color cake using a 2″-2 1/4″ cutter (or wash an empty tomato paste can).
Kids and Adults will wall in love with their Cake in a Jar and they will become a conversation piece at your party!
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Cars 2 Trailer… Is Pixar Serious?
Disney released the trailer for their latest Pixar project, Cars 2, on Monday. In the two days since its release, almost half a million fans have checked out the trailer on youtube.
Cars, Disney-Pixar's 2006 effort, was the least acclaimed of all of the team's films. It told the story of a race car trapped in a small highway town as he learned that there was more to life than winning and fame.
The trailer shows that Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson), will be accompanied by his friend Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) on a world racing tour while attempting to save the world from an evil villain. There will be torpedoes, machine guns, and spies in the sequel to movie that featured none of this.
Um… really? This plot looks more Incredibles than Cars.
Actually, if it weren't Pixar, I'd be laughing hysterically. If Sir Michael Caine wasn't in it, I'd think even less of it. Since it is Pixar, and since it is him, I'll wait for the critics to give me the green light. Unlike their last few films though, I won't be there to see it until after the first night- if I ever do go.
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The nation of Korea was split into South Korea and North Korea in 1948 as a byproduct of Cold War politics. In 1950, with the backing of the Soviet Union, North Korea invaded South Korea. In the resulting war, the United Nations supported South Korea. The Korean War lasted until 1953. Effectively, the war divided families and created a deep distrust between the two states. Today, South Korea is officially called the Republic of Korea and is a developed, capitalist country with an elected government. North Korea, officially called the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, has a communist government.
Since the United States Congress passed the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, many Korean immigrants have come to this country. Almost all are from South Korea. The majority of Korean Americans live in states such as California, New York, New Jersey, and Virginia. Some U.S. states celebrate Korean American Day on January 13.
You might use The Have A Good Day Cafe as part of your observance of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May. The story could also be used as a selection for Mother's Day, celebrated on the second Sunday of May each year.
What are your favorite foods? What opportunities do you have to eat foods from other cultures? What kinds of foods have you tried?
Why do you think people enjoy foods from other cultures?
How do you help out at home? Which people in your family do you help the most?
What would it be like to be a newcomer in this country? What problems might you have?
Have you ever helped your family solve a problem? What was the problem? How did you help solve it?
Examine the book cover illustration with students. Ask them what they think the people are doing. What kind of food do students think the people are eating?
Point out the features of a fiction book including the title page, copyright page, dedication, story, illustrations, and in this book, the vocabulary section on the last page.
Discuss the power of words. Ask students what a cafe is. Write their ideas on the chalkboard. Then have a volunteer look up the word in a dictionary. Point out that the cafe in the book doesn't actually fit the dictionary definition.
Ask students for their ideas of other words Mike could have used instead of "cafe." (e.g. cart, food stand) Have students draw two pictures, one of a cafe and one of a food stand. Talk about some of the differences between the two.
Ask students why they think Mike chose "cafe" for the cart name. What kind of feeling do you get when you hear the name Have a Good Day Cafe?
Turn to the food glossary on the last page of the book and review the Korean words and definitions. Then have students try using the words in oral sentences, referring to the pronunciation key for help.
Why does the family go to the city?
How do Mike's parents make a living?
How do Mike's parents treat their customers? What makes you think this?
What causes the family to lose business?
Why can't Mike's parents move their food cart to another location?
What is Mike's idea? Why is Grandma eager to help? What does she do?
How does Mike's new sign help business?
Why does Mike call the food cart the Have a Good Day Cafe?
Why does Mike's plan work? What two problems does it help solve?
How does the story show the importance of family in Korean culture?
The Passage Locator might look for passages using Korean words and check them with the glossary in the book to reinforce meaning.
The Illustrator might draw scenes to show customers eating Korean food in the park.
The Connector might locate other books about food from different cultures.
The Summarizer might provide a brief summary of each section that the group reads.
The Investigator might find out about why local governments regulate the sale of food.
The following questions or similar ones will help students personalize their responses to the book. Suggest that students respond in reader's journals, in oral discussion, or in written form.
What did you like about this story? Why?
What questions do you have about the characters that the story doesn't answer?
Which of the Korean foods described in the book would you like to try? What do you think they will taste like?
In what ways is Mike's life like yours? How is it different? Make a chart to compare your life with his.
Respect for elders is an important part of Korean culture. What are some ways that this is shown in the story?
How does Mike's relationship with his grandmother help both him and her? Why is this important to the story?
Develop a new menu for the Have a Good Day Cafe.
Retell the story from the point of view of Grandma.
Write a story about what happens next to Mike and his family and their business.
Make a list of questions to ask someone who runs a food cart or truck. Find out what the best thing about this work is and what the hardest thing is.
Make a tape of the story for students to listen to. Have them follow along in the book as they listen.
Assign ELL students to read the book aloud with strong English speakers.
Like Grandma in The Have A Good Day Cafe, many ELL students struggle to understand an unfamiliar language. Use Grandma's experience to talk about the challenges of learning a new language.
To help students integrate their reading experiences with other curriculum areas, you might try one or more of the following activities.
1. Help students locate Korea on a world map. Point out that both North and South Korea are located on the Korean Peninsula which extends south from China. If necessary, remind students that a peninsula is a piece of land that extends into water and is surrounded on three sides by water.
Interested students might find out more about Korean culture. What are some important holidays or festivals? What is the traditional dress? Students might be particularly fascinated by how age is reckoned in Korean and other Asian cultures.
Point out that many foods popular in the United States (and that students may think of as "American" foods) are traditionally from or associated with other countries or cultures. For example, the bagels sold by Mike's family are a Jewish food, and pizza is associated with Italy. Have students find examples of foods from a variety of cultures or countries in your community. If possible, arrange to have parents or local restaurant owners bring in samples for students to try.
Help students create cause-and-effect charts to show different things that might affect a business. Remind students that both the rainy weather and too much competition had adverse effects on Mike's family's food cart business. A new name and new kinds of food had positive effects. Encourage students to brainstorm similar causes and effects.
Challenge students to think about how Mike's family could expand its business. Ask students to talk about what the next step might be. What would the family need to do to expand even further beyond that first step?
Students might design a flyer about the Have a Good Day Cafe to be distributed around the neighborhood where the food cart is located, or they might make posters advertising the Have a Good Day Cafe that Mike could put up in the park or other areas of the city.
Frances Park and Ginger Park are Korean American sisters who have been writing books together since the 1990s. Their award-winning titles for children include Where on Earth Is My Bagel?, published by Lee & Low Books; My Freedom Trip; The Royal Bee; and Good-bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong. They have also written books for adults including To Swim Across the World and When My Sister Was Cleopatra Moon.
The sisters have always been drawn to stories connected to their cultural heritage. According to Ginger, "Having parents who endured tragedy in their homeland inspired me to write about them." Says Frances, "Stories that open the eyes of a young reader are important, period. So many problems in this world are caused by closed, boxed-in opinions."
The idea for The Have A Good Day Cafe came from another Korean family. Ginger explains: "For many years, as we drove . . . to [work], we saw a Korean family on Constitution Avenue, living out the American dream via a food cart. . . .[T]his scene pulled at our heartstrings, especially on rainy days as the family hovered under a giant umbrella. . . . One day the family and food cart were gone. We wondered what happened to them."
Frances Park and Ginger Park both live in the Washington, D.C., area where they are co-owners of a chocolate boutique called—what else?—Chocolate Chocolate.
Katherine Potter has illustrated numerous children's books, including My Mother the Cat, Spike, In My Own Little Corner, and Naming the Cat. Potter was born in New York City and earned her BFA from the School of Visual Arts. She was drawn to The Have A Good Day Cafe by the opportunity to share the story with her nephew, whose grandfather came to the United States from Korea many years ago. Potter also works as an illustrator creating images for magazines, newspapers, and book covers. She lives in Katonah, New York, with her husband and their children.


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Brantley peewee football wins first
Published 11:08 am Thursday, November 17, 2016
By: Shayla Terry
The Brantley PeeWee football team brought home the first place trophy in the South Central Youth Football League Super Bowl.
This was Brantley's first year in the league. During regular season, the peewee team out scored their opponents 160-6.
"They are a super group of kids," said Head Coach and Brantley Youth League President Eric Johnson.
"They were really easy to coach."
The team, made up of 11 and 12 year olds, consisted of 21 players. The South Central Youth Football League is made up of youth teams from Florala, McKenzie, Pleasant Home, Red Level and Kingston.
Brantley went into the playoffs undefeated from a seven game regular season. Brantley had a bye in the first round of playoffs. In the second round, they defeated Mckenzie 28-0. In the championship game, Brantley beat Red Level 34-6.
"Our kids played really well," Johnson said. "We were pretty good this year."
Johnson was assisted in coaching by Jeff Bush, Bubba Dunn, Ricky Weed and Andrew Kilcrease.
During the league Super Bowl, the cheerleaders participated in the league's cheer competition. The Brantley Mini Mights received first runner up. The Brantley Termite cheerleading squad won their division.
Brantley opted to participate in the South Central Youth Football League this year due to the availability to have games on the weekends.


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Industry Veterans Launch Impact Radius, The First Multi-Channel Performance Advertising Solution
By Impact - January 11, 2010
Impact Radius Enables TV, Radio, Print and Online Media Partners and Advertisers Running Performance Advertising to Discover Opportunities, Directly Define Relationships and Connect Profitably
Santa Barbara, CA — January 11, 2010 — Impact Radius (www.impactradius.com) launched today with its multi-channel performance advertising platform that is the first to connect advertisers and media partners directly for the delivery of performance campaigns across TV, radio, print and online media channels from a single platform. Combining an open, centralized directory with tools and technology, the Impact Radius Platform features online negotiating capabilities, multi-channel distribution of ad creative, and a highly flexible financial accounting system that delivers a new way for media partners and advertisers to discover and develop profitable performance advertising relationships.
With several innovative business launches to their credit, including the Commission Junction network concept, the Impact Radius founding team—Wade Crang, Todd Crawford, Lisa Riolo, and Roger Kjensrud and Per Pettersen of Estalea—envisioned driving exponential growth for the entire performance advertising industry. Together, the veteran performance advertising leaders set out to answer the question: "How do we make a great advertising model even better?" Their answer is Impact Radius.
"As a group, we remain as passionate about performance advertising as we were when we first got into the business more than a decade ago. We think it's time for the next 'BIG' thing in performance advertising," said Lisa Riolo, co-founder of Impact Radius. "Performance advertising continues to gain momentum, but growth has been limited by out-of-date technology and business practices. With Impact Radius, we give media partners and advertisers direct access to the tools and technology that facilitate profitable relationships."
The new multi-channel performance advertising platform centers around an open, centralized directory that lists the advertisers, media partners and agencies that are actively engaged in performance advertising, plus offers advanced tools and technology built specifically with advertisers and media partners in mind.
"Traditionally, our industry has accepted a 'black box' approach to conducting business, keeping relationships hidden and key information contained. If we want to create more opportunity and do more deals in performance advertising, we need a paradigm shift to this way of thinking," explains Riolo. "It's our belief that direct negotiations and open communication accelerate growth. In the development of the Impact Radius Directory and Platform, we followed a 'clear box' philosophy and engineered the tools and technology for media partners and advertisers to discover opportunities, directly define their relationships and connect profitably."
Launching in public BETA, the Impact Radius Platform's highly scalable and reliable technology infrastructure is built for high volume activity. It allows advertisers and media partners to manage their performance advertising campaigns across all media channels. Starting with an open, centralized directory to discover new partnership opportunities, the platform also features advanced relationship management tools for unlimited tracking capabilities, online negotiations, multi-channel distribution of ad creative, customized reporting and unprecedented payout flexibility. With its launch, the company introduces Radius Pricing, a unique, scalable approach to fees that aligns value and cost across the contributing relationships.
The Impact Radius Platform is also open to agencies and businesses that provide technology solutions or services to media partners and advertisers. From a single login, they have the ability to navigate easily among clients, to manage multiple accounts, view client and agency performance through macro-level reporting, and to promote their services to advertisers and media partners.
"We are creating a new path forward for the performance advertising industry," said Todd Crawford, co-founder of Impact Radius. "By bringing several much-needed and long-awaited solutions to businesses working with the pay-for-performance model, we are delivering the flexibility and controls of in-house management with the scale and benefits a technology provider can offer. We believe that the tools and technology introduced by Impact Radius will deliver improved functionality to the established players in performance advertising and by bringing superior efficiencies and innovation to developing channels we are poising the industry for exponential growth."
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In spite of 32 Tyreke Evans points, a catastrophic finish cost the Grizzlies a winnable game.
November 1, 2017 - Time to Worry About Mike? In...
Is there something going on with Mike Conley's ankle? What do the Grizzlies have to do to beat Orlando? Listen for more...
October 31, 2017 - The Grizzlies Can't Make a S...
When you shoot 25% in the 2nd half of a game, it might not end well. This one didn't.
October 30, 2017 - JUMBO MAILBAG to Celebrate Y...
The Grizzlies handled Houston for the 2nd time this year as Chandler Parsons literally caught fire. Literally. Also MAILBAG!
October 27, 2017 - Grizzlies Get it Done the Ha...
The Grizzlies beat Dallas in the return match, though it was anything but easy
October 26, 2017 - No, They Didn't Do it Agains...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 25, 2017 - Can Yo...
It's the old classic from the Grizzlies - play hard and well against good teams, poop the bed against bad ones. Is the 2017-18 squadron any different? Let's find out tonight. Also, the underappreciated Mario Chalmers start to the year, what to do with ...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 24, 2017 - 3-0?!?...
Well, I certainly didn't see *THIS* coming! Unbelievably good start for the Grizzlies and a huge win against Houston; I look back at the game, an underreported reason for the performances, a few notable numbers, and much more! Thanks to Outdoors Inc f...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 23, 2017 - Grizzl...
That was a hell of a Saturday night, huh? Grizzlies get 34 from Marc Gasol and move to 2-0, beating the Warriors by 10. I talk about the game, give you a lot of numbers, you'll hear from Marc and Tyreke, plus a whole lot more.
Locked on Grizzlies - October 19, 2017 - NOLA P...
Mike Conley was terrific, Dillon Brooks was a revelation, JaMychal Green got hurt, the Grizzlies won, TA returned, and yet - the Grizzlies fans are talking about booing Chandler Parsons. I talk about it too, but not before I get to all the other stuff.
Locked on Grizzlies - October 18, 2017 - John H...
JUMBO SEASON OPENER EDITION! Griz VP of BBall Ops John Hollinger returns to talk very candidly about the tough cuts, the rookie surprises, the season ahead, data, processes, and more. It's definitely well worth your time. Before that, I preview tonight...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 17, 2017 - Wade a...
In something of a shocker, Wade Baldwin and Rade Zagorac were both cut. Jarell Martin, perhaps every bit as shockingly, was not. What led to the decisions? What now? Listen and enjoy...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 16, 2017 - Cut Da...
The roster has to be trimmed to 15 players by the end of today. Who stays? Who goes? Who plays? Who knows? I also hand out a few Preseazies - the preeminent preseason award. A true honor to receive and a true pleasure to give.
Locked on Grizzlies - October 13, 2017 - TA To ...
I wanted to pay tribute to the legend that is Tony Allen to begin the pod, and appreciate his impact to the team as his number is headed to the rafters at FedExForum. Then, it's down to business, with the sobering performances of Chandler Parsons a rea...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 11, 2017 - Lineup...
I asked David Fizdale about Chandler Parsons, positionally and otherwise, hear the answer in the pod. I also asked about lineups and data, too. Oh, and Dillon Brooks, who the coaching staff REALLY likes. Lots of discussion about preseason issues, too...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 9, 2017 - Talking...
I talked with Marc Gasol about his injury situation and David Fizdale about the camp battles and the Grizzlies' new offensive approach. You'll like hearing from them, I hope. And as for me, I talk about Marc's role in the offense, his health, Chandler ...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 6, 2017 - Camp Ba...
Talking about camp battles on this edition of the pod - backup PG, 3rd PG, backup bigs, who's got the edge? What are the criteria for winning the battles? Are there really four guaranteed starters? Thanks to Outdoors Inc for their continued support of...
Locked on Grizzlies - October 3, 2017 - Preseas...
Basketball! Real (well, mostly), professional basketball! Preseason opener - Grizzlies win, as if that matters, but there were a number of interesting talking points coming out of the game. I discuss many of them in today's pod, including Chandler/Rio ...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 29, 2017 - JaMy...
After a lot - and I do mean a LOT - of delay, JaMychal Green is finally back on a very reasonable 2 year, $17 million deal (including bonuses). I discuss what it means - and also give you some of David Fizdale's thoughts on several team-related issues,...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 27, 2017 - A Co...
I spoke with John Hollinger about many important Grizzlies topics - moving on from ZBo and TA, Chandler Parsons, trading Troy Daniels, roster decisions, draft lottery, Marc Gasol/other players playing overseas - in a wide-ranging chat. Also, hear from ...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 20, 2017 - Rabb...
Quite a bit on the agenda today - I talk about Ivan Rabb's signing and what that means for the roster, what Mason Plumlee's shockingly big contract does for JaMychal Green's negotiations, and how the kerfuffle about Robert Pera, Ubiquiti, Steve Kaplan ...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 15, 2017 - Vote...
On this episode of Locked on Grizzlies, I talk briefly about a Spanish disappointment before ranting a little about the proposed NBA lottery reforms - and proposing a system of my own. Thanks to Seat Geek and Outdoors Inc for their continued support ...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 11, 2017 - TA's...
Well, that's a sad way to end an era. Tony Allen's signed a one-year deal in New Orleans, and while we expected he'd be gone, the reality is still shocking. I talk about TA's time in Memphis and the future without him. Also, Vince Hunter's signed a two...
Locked on Grizzlies - September 1, 2017 - A Few...
The over/under for Grizzlies wins this year has been set at 37.5 - what do I think? I'll tell you in this pod. What do you think? That's in there too. Next week, hopefully some Q&A, send your questions in... Thank you to Outdoors Inc and SeatGeek fo...
Locked on Grizzlies - August 30, 2017 - Mario, ...
The Grizzlies introduced Mario Chalmers, Tyreke Evans, and Ben McLemore officially on Tuesday - hear from each of them, and from David Fizdale too. What will their roles be? Will Chalmers even make the team? I also talk with Grizzlies GM Chris Wallace...
Locked on Grizzlies - August 18, 2017 - Does Ma...
A shorter version of Locked on Grizzlies today to address Marc Gasol's comments in Barcelona about his future with the Grizzlies. Does he want out? Should the Grizzlies trade him? What are the challenges each side faces?
Locked on Grizzlies - August 16, 2017 - Schedul...
The schedule is out! And, most notably, MLK Day is back in Memphis on National TV, as it always should have been. Thank goodness. I talk schedules and I talk about Tayshaun Prince's new role with the Grizzlies, whatever it is. Thanks as always to Outd...
Locked on Grizzlies - August 9, 2017 - ANOTHER ...
Today's Locked on Grizzlies is all about conflicts: Grizzlies vs. foot injuries, Tony vs. Rudy, Math vs. Memphis...look, it's that kind of show. I'll talk about what the Grizzlies can do from here with the guard rotation, and why the projections seem t...
Locked on Grizzlies - August 4, 2017 - Tumblewe...
We are firmly into August, the slowest month on the NBA calendar. But hey - there are things to update, so update I shall! Where are things with JaMychal Green? Tony Allen? Ivan Rabb? New jerseys? Schedules? I'll answer what I can for you as you listen...
Locked on Grizzlies - July 26, 2017 - Bad Times...
Talking about a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week for JaMychal Green, who now looks to be somewhat bereft of options, contract-wise. Also, what about this Kyrie thing, huh? Listen in. Big thanks to our pod sponsors Seat Geek and Outdoors, Inc!
Locked on Grizzlies - July 21, 2017 - Chalmers ...
The Grizzlies brought back Mario Chalmers on a one-year deal - I discuss it and what it means for the team, plus I take a look at the questions surrounding this roster, and there are quite a few of them...
Locked on Grizzlies - July 17, 2017 - Wrapping ...
This is a BIG JUMBO EDITION of Locked on Grizzlies, where I bring on Keith Parish of Fastbreak Breakfast and we go for almost an hour on Summer League and the (somewhat murky) future of the Grizzlies. Keith was in Vegas and gives his first-hand account...
Locked on Grizzlies - July 12, 2017 - Summer Le...
Back to discuss the first three games of Summer League , with a few thoughts on some notable players, and a discussion of Tyreke Evans' 3.3 million dollar signing, what it means, what he could do, and a bit more, too.
Locked on Grizzlies - July 6, 2017 - Talking wi...
I talk extensively with the Flyer's Grizzlies Correspondent Kevin Lipe - a longtime LOG favorite - about what's next for the Grizzlies now that ZBo's gone and TA appears to be next. What about JaMychal Green? Marc Gasol? Many, many topics are discussed...
Locked on Grizzlies - July 5, 2017 - Goodbye, Z...
Zach Randolph won't be a Grizzly next year. That's strange but it is also true. The one and only ZBo is going to be a King. We talk about this very special day - for the wrong reasons - and what happens now. We also talk about JaMychal Green and where ...
Locked on Grizzlies - July 3, 2017 - McLemore! ...
The Grizzlies have now signed two shooting guards in free agency, neither of whom is Tony Allen. We'll talk about the Ben McLemore signing, what it means, where he fits, etc. We'll also touch on the Wayne Selden re-signing and the contract of Kobi Simm...
Locked on Grizzlies - June 23, 2017 - DRAFT NIG...
The Grizzlies - and be sure you're sitting down when you read this - traded their way into the second round twice last night to take Ivan Rabb and Dillon Brooks. Hear from GM Chris Wallace and Rabb as well on this special Draft Night edition of Locked ...
Locked on Grizzlies - June 21, 2017 - The NBA I...
All is quiet on Beale Street, while elsewhere in the NBA, things are insane. I talk a bit about an insane period in the NBA and lay the groundwork for the Grizzlies' draft, while making a guarantee and going off on Phil Jackson a bit, too.
Locked on Grizzlies - June 16, 2017 - John Holl...
On my radio show on Sports 56 /87.7 FM this morning, I talked with Grizzlies VP of Basketball Operations John Hollinger about the upcoming draft (which the Grizzlies are still not, technically, involved in as yet), scouting, travel, free agency, summer...
Locked on Grizzlies - June 15, 2017 - How Exact...
In this episode, I take a look at some of the methods by which the Grizzlies might end up getting themselves into a draft which, at this point, they're not involved with in any way shape, or form. There are a few methods, some more likely than others. ...
Locked on Grizzlies - June 7, 2017 - Talking wi...
Talking NBA Finals, free agency, and more, including that chat with Memphis Hustle head coach Glynn Cyprien.
Locked on Grizzlies - June 2, 2017 - Talking Me...
I talk a bit about the official announcement of the name of the Grizzlies' new D-League franchise - the Memphis Hustle. I also talk about the commercial prospects of the team in the area, and we get into Game 1 of the NBA Finals. We can only hope Game...
Locked on Grizzlies - June 1, 2017 - Grizzlies ...
Back after a storm-fueled outage delay, Locked on Grizzlies brings you several bits of Grizzlies-related news, a hypothetical trade, and a look ahead to the NBA Finals, starting tonight. All of that! Pretty good? Pretty good.
Locked on Grizzlies - May 25, 2017 - Grizzlies ...
I'm sorry. This is an episode that had to be done. We'll get through it, you and I. We talk here about the Grizzlies'...(gulp)...backup point guard situation. Evaluations of Wade Baldwin, Andrew Harrison, and Toney Douglas contained within.
Locked on Grizzlies - May 23, 2017 - Vince Cart...
Talking about the 40 Year Old Vince Carter today on Locked on Grizlies - his season and his future - and I share a gripe I had with Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals (my fellow soccer fans will especially appreciate it).
Locked on Grizzlies - May 19, 2017 - Tony Allen...
I take a look at Tony Allen's season - and his FA situation - in this episode of Locked on Grizzlies. Some surprising numbers contained within, and an evaluation of the Grizzlies' future with or without Tony, too. Also, a quick look at the All-NBA team...
Locked on Grizzlies - May 17, 2017 - Draft Lott...
In this edition of Locked on Grizzlies, I talk about the results of Tuesday's Draft Lottery and what they could mean for the Grizzlies (trade?). Then, I delve into Zach Randolph's past and future, including a personal story and a discussion of whether ...
Locked on Grizzlies - May 15, 2017 - JaMychal G...
We're back! Thanks for your patience. I begin the look at player evaluations with JaMychal Green - the most important piece in the offseason for the Grizzlies. What did he do well this year? How much will he get paid this offseason? Will the Grizzlies...
Locked on Grizzlies - May 5, 2017 - Postseason ...
Part 2! Your questions, my answers! We'll do more of these as the offseason goes on. Thanks for the great questions and thanks for all the support for the pod!
You guys asked a lot of interesting questions, and I'm going to answer them, starting with this pod. Part 2 will be coming your way tomorrow.
Locked on Grizzlies - May 2, 2017 - A Half-Hour...
At the end-of-season media session, Vince Carter sat down and had a lot to say about his career, about his goals, about his motivation, his teammates, why he plays when others don't or can't, and so much more. If you love basketball, you'll love hearin...
Locked on Grizzlies - May 1, 2017 - Talking Wit...
For the very first offseason Locked on Grizzlies, I had a chance to talk extensively with Marc Gasol about a number of key issues -- his relationship with Mike Conley and other teammates, his expectations, his process for growth, why he passes to teamm...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 28, 2017 - The End ...
That's it. Grizzlies lose Game 6 in spite of an inspiring effort from Mike Conley, James Ennis, and others. I give you a brief recap and a few thoughts recorded at 2 am hindered by a distinct lack of sleep. Hope it makes sense.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 27, 2017 - Backs Ag...
It's Game 6. Do or die. Backs against the wall. Win or go home. Actually, win or stay home, in this case. I talk about the oft-ignored legacy of weird playoff losses for this core group, about the incredibly crucial role Mike Conley has played, about h...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 26, 2017 - Spurs Wi...
It went the way so many, including the oddsmakers, expected. Grizzlies lose by 13 behind another scintillating Mike Conley performance but not enough else. Backs very much against the wall now...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 25, 2017 - The Bigg...
Game 5 looms incredibly large. In this episode, I talk adjustments. I talk about what you might see from both sides - and you'll hear from Mike Conley and David Fizdale on what those adjustments might mean. It's a fascinating series and it's really poi...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 24, 2017 - Mike Con...
It really was magnificent. This series has been energized, turned on its head by the best game of the Playoffs and perhaps of the Forum's history. I talked about Conley's brilliance, the unsung heroes, and so, so much more.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 21, 2017 - A Specia...
It was one of the classic playoff nights in FedExForum. The Grizzlies get all Big 3 clicking and win against the Spurs 105-94. ZBo returned to the starting lineup in style, the Grizzlies played effective, physical basketball, and the series just got a...
As we're just hours away from the biggest game of the season, Game 3 vs the Spurs in FedExForum, I'll take you inside the Grizzlies preparation - you'll hear from David Fizdale, Zach Randolph, Mike Conley, and Marc Gasol.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 19, 2017 - More Fiz...
Talking more about the fallout from David Fizdale's legendary rant, and starting to switch gears towards Game 3, I talk about some of the interior issues plaguing the Grizzlies, too.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 18, 2017 - Take Tha...
Better, but still not good enough on the floor - the Grizzlies lose again (the 10th time in a row in the postseason btw) to the Spurs. But that rant from Fizdale! You'll hear it right at the beginning of the pod - and stick around for the end, when I g...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 17, 2017 - Just Lik...
Eerily similar to last year, the Grizzlies begin the playoffs by getting smoked in San Antonio. Except this year, the team's much more talented. Marc Gasol was great, everyone else was varying degrees of bad, and the game got ugly in a hurry in the (su...
Locked on Grizzlies Playoff Crossover - Game 1 ...
PLAYOFF CROSSOVER TIME! Jeff Garcia of Locked on Spurs and I record a playoff crossover edition - with apologies for the audio quality (it was the best we could give you). We talk series predictions, what to do with Kawhi and Conley, bench play, and m...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 14, 2017 - Tony All...
A devastating blow to the Grizzlies in the postseason - Tony Allen is out indefinitely with a calf strain. I talk about the injury, whether or not he should have been playing in the final game, and try to figure out what the Grizzlies can do from here.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 13, 2017 - Regular ...
After the regular season mercifully comes to an end with a thud, we talk a bit about the young players and a potential Tony Allen injury before turning the page to playoff talk, with some help from Grizzlies forward Brandan Wright.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 12, 2017 - MVP Mike...
I give tonight's regular season finale all the attention it deserves (very little) in lieu of talking about Mike Conley, the Locked on Grizzlies MVP. Hear Mike talking about his season, his aggressiveness, his mindset, and more.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 11, 2017 - Talking ...
On today's pod, I talk about re-signing Tony Allen, and discuss some of the recent coverage of Allen's contractual situation. I also delve a little into the Troy Williams situation and finish up with a really impressive number from Mike Conley.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 10, 2017 - Griz Sea...
If I were a better salesman, I'd try to play up the last couple of games, but the fact is they didn't really matter. The Grizzlies won one, which is all they needed to do. I talk about the weekend, though, and talk a bit about Mike Conley's season.
Locked on Grizzlies - April 6, 2017 - Griz/OKC ...
You get postgame discussion after the Grizzlies lose their third straight, this one to the Thunder 103-100. You get lots of award talk, from MVP to 6th Man of the Year. But you also get Fred attempting to deal with Delta customer service. Listen and y...
Locked on Grizzlies - April 5, 2017 - Grizzlies...
In a frenetic, wild game, the Grizzlies couldn't quite get it done down the stretch, losing in OT to the Spurs. Thunder and the incredible Russell Westbrook are next tonight, we discuss all of it.
It's the final - yes, the final - road game of the regular season. Will some of the injured players return? Will the Grizzlies start to look a bit more cohesive? We discuss...
Welp. That was ugly. Grizzlies, missing a huge chunk of their quality players, lost to the tanking Lakers 108-103. Seemed impossible to do. But they did it. Find out how!
Locked on Grizzlies - March 31, 2017 - Kevin Li...
The title says it all. Kevin Lipe becomes a member of the "Three-Timers Club(tm)" on Locked on Grizzlies as we discuss: -The Future of the Core Four -The Future of Grit and Grind -Memphis Wrestling -The Difference Between Jerry Lawler and a Luchador -...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 30, 2017 - Conley's...
Postgame pod - hear from Mike Conley after a 36-point barrage helps the Grizzlies knock off the listless Pacers in FedExForum to snap a 4-game losing streak. I talk about the lineup and the performance in a fun offensive game.
Locked on Grizzlies - March 29, 2017 - JUMBO SH...
This is a big show. First 15 or so is a soliloquy on success and the Grizzlies and the perma-dying Grit n' Grind. Then I talk a bit about the Pacers game tonight against a team that appears to be in a bit of a mental spiral themselves. Hear from an an...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 28, 2017 - Grizzlie...
Losses at San Antonio and Golden State are pretty excusable. But at New Orleans and at Sacramento? THE KINGS? That's not great. I'll talk about it within.
Locked on Grizzlies - March 27, 2017 - Gasol-le...
Talking Warriors loss today on Locked on Grizzlies - reminder: it's brought to you by Grizz Essentials - listen in and you'll hear the promo code (HINT: it involves the oldest player in the NBA) that gets you a free month of service from Grizz Essentia...
Talking about the 2nd straight Grizzlies loss on the road, this time to the Spurs. We talk 4th quarters, Marc/Mike, and what the Grizzlies need to do to liven up a struggling offense.
Locked on Grizzlies - March 22, 2017 - Winning ...
41 and 17 from Boogie. Wow. That's all you need to see to know the Grizzlies must have lost. And indeed they did. But some revealing postgame comments from Marc Gasol indicate that the Grizzlies still have a long way to go...
Grizzlies, remarkably, still have home court advantage in Round 1 to play for, in spite of all their inconsistencies this season. I talk about tonight's road trip opener in New Orleans and talk with Vince Carter about his amazing turn from superstar to...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 20, 2017 - What a D...
Four, count 'em, four straight wins for the Grizzlies, the most recent one against a potent (and healthy) Spurs team. I look at the starting lineup and why it's one of the best lineups in the NBA right now; I've also got news on Wayne Selden and Chandl...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 17, 2017 - That's C...
Well, this is way more fun to watch, isn't it? Marc Gasol racks up a triple-double, the third of his career, the Grizzlies look far, far better than they did a week ago, and it's another big win for the Griz. We talk about the keys to the turnaround, M...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 16, 2017 - The Griz...
I'd say this is a surprise, but I'd be lying. Grizzlies appear to be right back to their old selves for the second straight game, this time beating the Bulls 98-91. I try to explain why the Grizzlies are defending the interior so much more effectively,...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 15, 2017 - Chandler...
We get into a little Casspi talk and a little Bulls talk, but the meat of this baby is all about the Chandler Parsons situation, with sound from the past, an analysis of the present, and a look at the future - and I'll need your thoughts, too.
Locked on Grizzlies - March 14, 2017 - Parsons ...
Very much a bittersweet day, Monday. Sweet in that the Grizzlies finally - FINALLY - win a game after losing 5 straight. Bitter in that the Chandler Parsons season from hell got its official end with the announcement from the Grizzlies that he's injure...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 13, 2017 - Let's Ta...
Terrible loss on Saturday to Atlanta. Terrible homestand so far. Grizzlies look to be a completely different team than the one that played just a few weeks ago. What's happening and why? I try to give you some answers, as best I can, in today's pod, pr...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 10, 2017 - Disastro...
The Grizzlies lose again - their 4th straight loss - this time to the Clippers, prompting a lot of very interesting discussion - where are the Grizzlies both in the short-term and in the long-term? Where is the leadership? Why Andrew Harrison, still? ...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 9, 2017 - Fizdale O...
David Fizdale was pointed and defiant in his comments after practice yesterday. He's starting Chandler. Still. He won't accept mediocre play. Hear those comments; hear from Mike Conley and very interesting and candid comments from Marc Gasol, too. It ...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 8, 2017 - Grizzlies...
We continue the fallout from the Brooklyn debacle, talk a bit about JaMychal Green, look at a big day for Dirk, and marvel at the Thunder's unwillingness to pass the Grizzlies in the standings. Give it a listen.
Locked on Grizzlies - March 7, 2017 - What in t...
I must tell you - I didn't think it was possible for the Grizzlies to lose to the Nets at home. And by double-digits? Unthinkable. But here we are. So let's get into it. Hear from David Fizdale, Marc Gasol, Mike Conley, Tony Allen, and exclusively from...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 6, 2017 - Losses at...
The nature of the loss at Dallas was the issue, not necessarily that the Grizzlies lost at all. The loss to Houston was unsurprising, but the capitulation in the second half was alarming. These are the issues I discuss here, including Chandler Parsons'...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 3, 2017 - Big Weeke...
On this edition of Locked on Grizzlies, brought to you by our friends at Grizz Essentials (http://www.grizzessentials.com/logrizzlies), I talk at length about a potentially big weekend for the Grizzlies, at least in terms of seeing how they stack up ag...
Locked on Grizzlies - March 2, 2017 - Answering...
I attempt to answer a couple of your questions, we look at playoff positioning amid an unusual Jazz loss, and we also start to discuss the implications of a big Texas weekend coming up, with games at Dallas and Houston potentially looming large with re...
First March edition of Locked on Grizzlies - today's show presented by a new sponsor: Grizz Essentials! Go to grizzessentials.com/logrizzlies to get your Grizz box (and listen for the promo code that gets you a month free). Grizzlies score lots and l...
Locked on Grizzlies - February 28, 2017 - Booke...
Have to thank Devin Booker and Troy Daniels for spicing up an otherwise pretty predictable Grizzlies/Suns matchup. We discuss that, plus a look at lineups.
Locked on Grizzlies - February 27, 2017 - Grizz...
Talking about yet another 1-1 weekend for the Grizzlies. Poor effort and execution in Indy, much better of both in Denver - still, issues remain. Sensational games for Mike Conley and Zach Randolph; more disappointment for Chandler Parsons. Let's talk ...
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1. Be very prudent in the liquidation of the organs of Kuomintang rule, arrest only the chief reactionaries and do not involve too many persons.
and commercial enterprises run by small bureaucrats or by landlords, however, are not subject to confiscation. Encroachment on any enterprise run by the national bourgeoisie is strictly prohibited.
3. Forbid peasant organizations to enter the city to seize landlords and settle scores with them. Landlords whose land is in the villages but who live in the city should be dealt with by the democratic municipal government according to law. Upon the request of the village peasant organizations those who have committed the most heinous crimes may be sent back to the villages to be dealt with.
4. On entering the city, do not lightly advance slogans of raising wages and reducing working hours. In war time it is good enough if production can continue and existing working hours and original wage levels can be maintained. Whether or not suitable reductions in working hours and increases in wages are to be made later will depend on economic conditions, that is, on whether the enterprises thrive.
5. Do not be in a hurry to organize the people of the city to struggle for democratic reforms and improvements in livelihood. These matters can be properly handled in the light of local conditions only when the municipal administration is in good working order, public feeling has become calm, careful surveys have been made, a clear idea of the situation has been gained and appropriate measures have been worked out.
6. In the big cities, food and fuel are now the central problems; they must be handled in a planned way. Once a city comes under our administration, the problem of the livelihood of the city poor must be solved step by step and in a planned way. Do not raise the slogan, "Open the granaries to relieve the poor". Do not foster among them the psychology of depending on the government for relief.
7. Members of the Kuomintang and its Three People's Principles Youth League must be properly screened and registered.
8. Plan everything on a long-term basis. It is strictly forbidden to destroy any means of production, whether publicly or privately owned, and to waste consumer goods. Extravagant eating and drinking are forbidden, and attention should be paid to thrift and economy.
* This telegram was drafted by Comrade Mao Tse-tung for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Since its contents were applicable not only to Loyang but, in the main, to all newly liberated cities, it was sent concurrently to the leading comrades on other fronts and in other areas.
as mayor and deputy mayors only persons who have a grasp of policy and are capable. They should train all their personnel and explain urban policies and tactics to them. Now that the city belongs to the people, everything should proceed in the spirit that the people themselves are responsible for managing the city. It would be entirely wrong to apply our policies and tactics for cities under Kuomintang administration to a city under the people's own administration.


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SSI and what will the future show?
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Racing the Sea Lions
My daughter Aidan marvels at her close proximity to the wildlife at Children's Pool in La Jolla, Ca. The sea lions coexist with the tourists and scuba divers who come to explore there, but are a constant source of divisive controversy between residents of San Diego: Should they stay, or should they go? For my family and I, its a no-brainer: sea lions were there first.
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San Diego, California, United States of America
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While there wasn't as many goals as the night prior, there was still plenty to relish.
Atletico Madrid compiled a masterclass of five-goals in the second half as they destroyed Malmo with an emphatic display.
Following a rather dull first half, it was Koke who finished off some excellent buildup by the hosts to put Atletico ahead. Arda Turan culminated the move as he fed Koke, whose shot from the area was always bound on goal.
A low cross from Koke, scorer turned provider, was tapped in by Mandzukic for the second, and Malmo would suffer another hit in quick succession.
Antoine Griezmann then breached into the box, cutting in onto his left and drilling it low at the keeper, it took a big bounce and crept under the bar in for Atletico's third as they took the game completely away from their hosts.
Then, in the late stages of the game Koke provided another assist, this time to captain Diego Godin, who headed in the corner kick.
Cerci then finished off the rout, coming off the bench. His first attempt rattled the woodwork before he guided in and made no error with his second try.
Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus, Athens, Greece.
Olympiakos halted Juventus to a 1-0 defeat as they added a win over the Italian Champions to their earlier win over Spanish Champions Atletico Madrid, with Kasami's first goal making the difference.
Olympiakos took the lead against the Italian Champions after 36 minutes, after Dominguez fed Mitroglou whose surging run found Kasami for the deadly move. It was a simple finish to bulge the net and take the lead.
Juventus continued to search for the equaliser as the three points whined away from contention. Olympiakos however showed their courage and resilience to uphold a win and take out the Italian Champions.
Anfield Football Ground, Liverpool, England.
Real Madrid comfortably eased past Liverpool at Anfield, as a brace from Benzema and sublime Ronaldo goal saw Los Blancos on course to retaining their maximum group record so far.
With a spine-tingling atmosphere, Anfield welcomed Real Madrid and it was fever pitch. Evenly poised throughout the opening twenty minutes, both sides had chances to open. Eventually, it would be Cristiano Ronaldo who scored his first goal at Anfield, and it was sublime.
James Rodriguez received the ball and lobbed it beautifully over to Cristiano Ronaldo, and it came of his foot gliding into the top corner. Anfield was deflated at the hands of the masterful Ronaldo.
Adding to the margin - in addition to some woeful defending - was Real Madrid's prolific Frenchman, Karim Benzema. His first goal saw a header off Toni Kroos' cross that crept past Mignolet, then once again the Reds' defensive frailties were shown in true colours as the corner bobbled of Pepe before Benzema tapped it in.
Real Madrid took their foot off the gas in the second half, with Ronaldo resting and others taking their breaks ahead of El Clasico. Raheem Sterling continued to surge forward in attacks, Emre Can impressed but for all Liverpool's improvement, they couldn't find the consolation.
Stadion Vasil Levski, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Ludogorets recorded a historic Champions League win as a stoppage time goal by Yordan Minev unravelled a dead-locked game in the capital of Bulgaria.
An early red card looked to derail the visitors after just 18 minutes, with Serey Die dismissed with a straight red. But, that hardly put Basel on the backfoot, who were well up for the game - just like their opponents.
As the full-time whistle came closer, Basel began to show cracks in the absence of Serey Die. Then, it opened up for the hosts with a huge counter ending with Yordan Minev, and Ludogorets had won in the Champions League for the first time ever, meaning Liverpool, Basel and themselves are all tied with three points in Group B.
A defining five minute spell for Bayer Leverkusen was enough to see them edge past Zenit in Germany, with goals from Donati and Papodopoulos.
Leverkusen controlled the majority of the first half, but it took some time before Son and Calhanoglu got the first significant shots on target. Hulk almost gave his side the lead on the stroke but his fizzing shot drifted wide.
Giulio Donati's strike before the hour mark put the Germans ahead. Drilling it from the edge of the box, the keeper got a palm on to the ball before it rippled into the back of the net.
A long free-kick was met on the head of Kyriakos Papadopoulos, who simply directed it past the keeper. Within the five minute span, Zenit were out of the game.
Wendell was foolishly sent off in the 79th minute for a second booking with another poor challenge.
Bayer Leverkusen marched on and retained their lead for the three points.
Ten-man Benfica clung on to a point as they managed to grind a goalless draw away at Monaco.
Monaco set out at a rampant pace early on but Benfica forced their influence on the game as the first half progressed. Lucas Ocampos missed an open goal after Dimitar Berbatov pulled it back yet the chance went begging, while for the visitors a brilliant save by Subasic kept Lima's shot out.
Benfica took a huge blow in the 76th minute with Lisandro Lopez taking down Moutinho and picking up a second booking.
But, they just held on and got the draw.
Türk Telekom Arena, Istanbul, Turkey.
Borussia Dortmund orchestrated yet another outstanding Champions League performance as Aubameyang's double and goals from Reus and Ramos saw Jurgen Klopp's men comfortably past the Turks.
Dortmund dictated the game from early on, courtesy of a strike from Aubameyang just six minutes into the contest in Turkey. Marco Reus was unlocked down the left, and his pass went straight to Dortmund's hitman to do the rest. He would increase his impact on the game - and Dortmund's threshold - when he made it two inside twenty minutes. as Piszczek found the Gabon native who it bounced nicely for to routinely sweep into goal.
Marco Reus then emulated some of his best as he picked up the ball from long-range, put his foot right through it and the rest completed a stunning goal to really show the German was back, and more importantly, at his best.
Held up well by Gundogan, he eventually fed it through to Adrian Ramos who hit it past the keeper into the far post and wrapped up an already-won game for Klopp's Dortmund.
Arsenal incredibly overcame Anderlecht to scrape past in the dying stages as Gibbs and Podolski's late strikes saw the Gunners take three points.
Arsenal were surprisingly quietened in the first half. Having expected to use their resources to blow Anderlecht away, they couldn't achieve that feat and the Belgians grafted hard to keep it that way.
The Gunners were left shocked when Andy Najar headed the hosts in front. A cross from the right by Praet pulled back towards Najar who was free in space after the centre-halves were tangled up, dropping low under the keeper.
Anderlecht began to open up as the game ticked down, playing with more confidence and forcing some panic defending. However, when Arsenal broke, the comeback would mount.
Luke Gibbs ran onto a cross from the right and guided it in to get one back, before Alexis Sanchez's shot was poorly stopped, falling to Podolski who smashed home with authority for the winning goal.
Arsenal knew that it could have been a tragic night, but in those last minutes, they made it a startling turnaround.
Atletico Madrid 5 - 0 Malmo: Atletico were on another level against Malmo. They just had that edge to them, almost like they needed to prove something. It's great for the whole club when you have new signings working so well, Mandzukic showed us all why he's a fantastic fit. Koke's creativity was fantastic and leaked through the side, hence he bagged three assists.
Olympiakos 1 - 0 Juventus: Olympiakos have displayed tremendous resilience, as a win over the Italian Champions now proudly joins their collection. They have widened their horizons in terms of what they can now achieve in the group. Juventus have lost back-to-back, and while its the polar opposite of other teams, they are finding their luck in their respective domestic league rather than in the Champions League.
Liverpool 0 - 3 Real Madrid: What a phenomenal performance by Real Madrid, but even with the calibre of opponent its frustrating for Liverpool's defence to be so leaky and the only thing they can smile about is that they didn't get beaten worse. All goes to plan for Real with enough time to rest up for the big Clasico.
Ludogorets 1 - 0 Basel: Ludogorets have blasted open this group, barring Real Madrid who are quite frankly in a league of their own. Basel deteriorated steadily, and Ludogorets pounced on it.
Bayer Leverkusen 2 - 0 Zenit: Leverkusen got the job done, and the only thing to be disappointed about is the red card, could cost them next time.
Monaco 0 - 0 Benfica: Ten men Benfica got the result. Monaco meanwhile will be frustrated of the openings they couldn't convert.
Galatasaray 0 - 4 Dortmund: Dortmund are just brilliant. They find all their form in the Champions League rather than their domestic Bundesliga. Everything seemed to click against Galatasaray, their movement, Aubameyang's response to the through balls and Marco Reus' stunner were sublime.
Arsenal 1 - 2 Anderlecht: Arsenal are using up a lot of luck early, but what a birthday present for Arsene Wenger. They know they have to go back to the drawing board to stop these things happening again.
Half way through the group stage, Dortmund and Real Madrid remain as prolific as ever, while on the other ends of the spectrum it remains all to play for.
An extensive review of the Champions League action on 22 October 2014.


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Q: Нераспознаваемый формат базы данных При компеляции вилазит исключение "Нераспознаваемый формат базы данных"
 class Engine
    {
    readonly string _fname;
            readonly string[] columns;
            System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection connection;
            System.Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand Command;
            System.Data.OleDb.OleDbDataReader Reader;
            public Engine(string filename, params string[] columnsNames)
            {
                _fname = filename;
                columns = new string[columnsNames.Length];
                Array.Copy(columnsNames, columns, columnsNames.Length);
            }
            public Angar SelectAllTasks(string tableName) //Виберіть усі завдання
            {
                Loader();
                Angar answer;
                answer = new Angar();
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + " ;";
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                while (Reader.Read())
                {
                    Task temp;
                    temp = new Task
                    {
                        //DO IT
                        Body = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Body")).ToString(),
                        Header = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Header")).ToString(),
                        Worker = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Worker")).ToString(),
                        ID = Convert.ToInt64(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("ID"))),
                        IsDone = (bool)Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("IsDone")),
                        Date = Convert.ToDateTime(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("TargetDate")))
                    };
                    answer.Storage.Add(temp);
                }
                return answer;
            }
            public System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object> Select(string tableName,
            string columnName, string value, string comma) //Вибір елементів Перший елемент - це CellsCount
            {
                Loader();
                System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object> answer;
                answer = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object>();
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + "WHERE " + columnName + "=" + comma + value + comma + ";";
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                answer.Add(Reader.FieldCount);
                while (Reader.Read())
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < Reader.FieldCount; i++)
                    {
                        answer.Add(Reader[i]);
                    }
                }
                return answer;
            }
            public System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object> SelectAll(string tableName) //вибрати користувача. Перший елемент - CellsCount
            {
                Loader();
                System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object> answer;
                answer = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<object>();
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + ";";
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                answer.Add(Reader.FieldCount);
                while (Reader.Read())
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < Reader.FieldCount; i++)
                    {
                        answer.Add(Reader[i]);
                    }
                }
                return answer;
            }
            private System.Data.OleDb.OleDbDataReader Execute(string command)
            {
                Command = connection.CreateCommand();
                Command.CommandText = command;
                return Command.ExecuteReader();
            }
            private void Loader()
            {
                if (connection == null)
                    connection = CreateConnection();
                if (connection.State != System.Data.ConnectionState.Open)
                    connection.Open();
            }
            private System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection CreateConnection() //Створіть з'єднання
            {
                System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection c;
                c = new System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + _fname + ";");
                return c;
            }
            public void InsertNewTask(Task t, string tableName)
            {
                Loader();
                string sql = "INSERT INTO " + tableName + " (TargetDate,Header,Body,Worker,IsDone) VALUES ('" + t.Date.ToShortDateString()
                    + "','" + t.Header.Replace("'", "`") + "','" + t.Body.Replace("'", "`") + "','" + t.Worker.Replace("'", "`") + "'," + t.IsDone.ToString() + ");";
                Execute(sql);
            }
            public void UpdateTask(Task t, string tableName)
            {
                Loader();
                string SQL = "UPDATE " + tableName + " SET TargetDate='" + t.Date.ToShortDateString() +
                    "' , Header='" + t.Header.Replace("'", "`") + "' , Body='" + t.Body.Replace("'", "`")
                    + "' , Worker='" + t.Worker.Replace("'", "`")
                    + "' , IsDone=" + t.IsDone.ToString() + " WHERE ID=" + t.ID.ToString() + ";";
                Execute(SQL);
            }
            public Task SelectById(string tableName, long id)
            {
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + " WHERE ID=" + id.ToString() + " ;";
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                Reader.Read();
                Task temp;
                temp = new Task
                {
                    //DO IT
                    Body = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Body")).ToString(),
                    Header = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Header")).ToString(),
                    Worker = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Worker")).ToString(),
                    ID = Convert.ToInt64(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("ID"))),
                    IsDone = (bool)Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("IsDone")),
                    Date = Convert.ToDateTime(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("TargetDate")))
                };
                return temp;
            }
            public Angar SelectByDate(string tableName, DateTime dt)
            {
                Loader();
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + " WHERE TargetDate='" + dt.ToShortDateString() + "';";
                Angar answer;
                answer = new Angar();
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                while (Reader.Read())
                {
                    Task temp;
                    temp = new Task
                    {
                        //DO IT
                        Body = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Body")).ToString(),
                        Header = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Header")).ToString(),
                        Worker = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Worker")).ToString(),
                        ID = Convert.ToInt64(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("ID"))),
                        IsDone = (bool)Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("IsDone")),
                        Date = Convert.ToDateTime(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("TargetDate")))
                    };
                    answer.Storage.Add(temp);
                }
                return answer;
            }
            public void DeleteTask(string tableName, Task t)
            {
                Loader();
                string sql = "DELETE FROM " + tableName + " WHERE ID=" + t.ID.ToString() + ";";
                Execute(sql);
            }
            public void DeleteAllTask(string tableName)//Видаліть усі завдання
            {
                Loader();
                string sql = "DELETE FROM " + tableName + ";";
                Execute(sql);
            }
            public Angar SelectTask(string tableName, string columnName, string value, string comma)//Виберіть за певним стовпцем та значенням
            {
                Loader();
                string SQL = "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + " WHERE " + columnName + "=" + comma + value + comma + ";";
                Angar answer;
                answer = new Angar();
                Reader = Execute(SQL);
                while (Reader.Read())
                {
                    Task temp;
                    temp = new Task
                    {
                        //DO IT
                        Body = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Body")).ToString(),
                        Header = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Header")).ToString(),
                        Worker = Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("Worker")).ToString(),
                        ID = Convert.ToInt64(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("ID"))),
                        IsDone = (bool)Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("IsDone")),
                        Date = Convert.ToDateTime(Reader.GetValue(Reader.GetOrdinal("TargetDate")))
                    };
                    answer.Storage.Add(temp);
                }
                return answer;
            }
        }
        public class Task
        {
            long _id;
            string _worker, _body, _header;
            DateTime _Date;
            bool _isdone;
            public long ID
            {
                get { return _id; }
                set { _id = value; }
            }
            public string Worker
            {
                get { return _worker; }
                set { _worker = value; }
            }
            public string Body
            {
                get { return _body; }
                set { _body = value; }
            }
            public string Header
            {
                get { return _header; }
                set { _header = value; }
            }
            public DateTime Date
            {
                get { return _Date; }
                set { _Date = value; }
            }
            public bool IsDone
            {
                get { return _isdone; }
                set { _isdone = value; }
            }
            public object[] ToValues()
            {
                object[] a;
                a = new object[6];
                a[0] = ID;
                a[1] = Date;
                a[2] = Header;
                a[3] = Body;
                a[4] = Worker;
                a[5] = IsDone;
                return a;
            }
        }
        class Angar
        {
            System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Task> Array;
            public Angar()
            {
                Array = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Task>();
            }
            public System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Task> Storage
            {
                get { return Array; }
                set { Array = value; }
            }
            public static Angar operator +(Task obj, Angar obj2)
            {
                obj2.Storage.Add(obj);
                return obj2;
            }

        }

Изначально это исключение было создано в этом стеке вызовов:
System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionInternal.OleDbConnectionInternal(System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionString, System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection)
    System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionPoolKey, object, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool, System.Data.Common.DbConnection)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionPoolKey, object, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool, System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateNonPooledConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPoolGroup, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.TryGetConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource<System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal>, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal, out System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.TryOpenConnectionInternal(System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory, System.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource<System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal>, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionClosed.TryOpenConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory, System.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource<System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal>, System.Data.Common.DbConnectionOptions)
    System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.OpenConnection(System.Data.Common.DbConnection, System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory)
    System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection.Open()
    CourseMelnik.Engine.Loader() в Engine.cs


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January 21, 1989 April 30, 2021 Master Of This Domain
"They didn't beat us, we beat ourselves." "The referee beat us."
Players often utter such cliches after their team loses.
However, these comments had some validity as far as the Toronto Maple Leafs were concerned following their 4-3 loss to the Montréal Canadiens before a capacity crowd of 17,897 at the Forum.
For the second straight Saturday night, the longtime rivals played a smashing game.
And the Leafs, to their credit, refused to wither under a second-period barrage by the National Hockey League's overall leaders.
However, a Leaf miscue and a controversial call by referee Kerry Fraser left them one goal short of heading home with at least a tie.
The Leafs, however, remained in fourth place in the Norris Division, two points back of the Minnesota North Stars and three ahead of the last-place Chicago Blackhawks as those teams also went down to defeat.
A giveaway by Todd Gill and Vincent Damphousse's "goal" scored into his own net was the difference as the Leafs went into the third period trailing 3-1.
However, Gill, who had scored his first goal since being moved from defence to left wing eight games ago, more than made up for his first-period faux pas when he notched his second goal early in the third period.
Just over two minutes later it appeared that the Leafs had tied the game at three when Tom Fergus drilled a shot between Canadiens goalie Brian Hayward's pads.
However, referee Kerry Fraser disallowed the goal, ruling that Leaf right winger Craig Laughlin had interfered with Hayward.
Laughlin, who was given a misconduct for slamming his stick against the boards and berating Fraser, insisted he had not intruded on Hayward's crease.
"I was pushed in at the start, but I skated to the other side of the crease," he explained. "I then skated back in front, but I didn't interfere with the goalie. I just screened him.
"When Fergie shot the puck I jumped out of the way and it went through the five hole (between the pads). So I can't see how I interfered with him."
Laughlin claimed that if he was in the crease it was by no more than an inch or so and Fraser shouldn't have made so fine a call at that juncture of the game.
Leaf coach George Armstrong, however, was his usual low-key self.
"Rules are rules and a penalty should be called when you're in the wrong, regardless if the game is tight or not," he said. "I wasn't zeroing in on the net at the time so I can't say.
"Was he pushed in or did he back into the crease? If he was pushed in that's a different story."
Armstrong said he found it "encouraging to play a good team like that and keep it close. There's not much we can do except play the best we can," he said.
But it won't get any easier for "The Chief" as he attempts to turn around the Leafs' sagging fortunes. Their next game is Wednesday at the Gardens against the always-tough Boston Bruins, even though the injury-riddled Beantowners have dropped below the .500 mark for the first time in several seasons.
"I hope we're starting to believe in ourselves," said Armstrong, "and that we're not as bad a team as the standings show. We're not Stanley Cup material yet, but we're as good as many other teams."
Gill, who was named the game's second star, turned a tough start into a positive night with his two goals.
"Dumping the puck in wasn't working," he explained. "So I was trying to pull the puck around (Guy) Carbonneau. But he stopped and the puck hit his leg."
Gill said he was somewhat surprised to get the two goals because he felt he wasn't playing well.
"It's nice to get those two goals, but I wasn't even worried that I hadn't scored (as a forward)," he said. "I knew that if I played my position the goals would come sooner or later."
The Canadiens took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission and then went ahead by two when Damphousse inadvertently knocked the puck into his net early in the second period.
Goalie Allan Bester had made a fine kick save on Mats Naslund and the puck was bouncing crazily in front of the net when Damphousse skated in.
He tried to handle the puck rather than just banging it out of harm's way and to his horror it trickled off his stick and into the open net.
The Canadiens swarmed all over the Leafs in the period, outshooting Toronto 15-4. On the game it was 35-23 in the Habs' favour.
Gill cut the margin to one with his first goal, but the lead was short lived as Stéphane Richer scored 16 seconds later.
The Leafs, however, came out strongly in the third period with Gill's second goal reducing the margin to 3-2.
Carbonneau's second goal, which Bester admits he misplayed, restored the Habs' two-goal lead.
However Mark Osborne's power-play marker brought the Leafs back to within a goal.
The Leafs pulled Bester with 1:07 remaining and almost got the equalizer in the closing seconds of the game.
Story originally published in The Toronto Star, January 22, 1989
TOR PEN – 05:05 – Kotsopoulos, hooking
MTL PEN – 06:53 – Marsh, holding
MTL PEN – 17:04 – Gilchrist, hooking
MTL SH GOAL – 18:10 – Carbonneau
TOR PEN – 03:07 – Laughlin, tripping
TOR PEN – 09:07 – Lanz, holding
MTL GOAL – 13:11 – Naslund
TOR GOAL – 13:54 – Gill (Marsh, Laughlin)
MTL GOAL – 14:10 – Richer (Svoboda, Gilchrist)
TOR PEN – 14:34 – Olczyk, tripping
MTL PEN – 19:24 – Skrudland, hooking
TOR PEN – 06:15 – Osborne, unsportsmanlike conduct
TOR PEN – 06:15 – Leeman, roughing
MTL PEN – 06:15 – Lemieux, unsportsmanlike conduct + fighting major + game misconduct
TOR GOAL – 07:37 – Gill (Fergus, Bester)
TOR PEN – 09:47 – Laughlin, interference + misconduct
MTL GOAL – 10:36 – Carbonneau (Ludwig, Chelios)
TOR PEN – 12:44 – Marois, fighting major
MTL PEN – 12:44 – Keane, instigator + fighting major
TOR PP GOAL – 13:43 – Osborne (Leeman, Lanz)
MTL – Hayward (W, 20-23)
TOR – Bester (L, 31-35)
MTL – 12+15+8 = 35
TOR – 7+4+12 = 23
MTL – Goaltenders: Brian Hayward. Defence: Chris Chelios, Rick Green, Craig Ludwig, Jyrki Lumme, Larry Robinson (A), Petr Svoboda. Forwards: Guy Carbonneau, Shayne Corson, Russ Courtnall, Brent Gilchrist, Mike Keane, Claude Lemieux, Mike McPhee, Mats Naslund (A), Stéphane Richer, Brian Skrudland, Bobby Smith, Ryan Walter.
TOR – Goaltenders: Allan Bester. Defence: Brian Curran, Todd Gill, Chris Kotsopoulos, Rick Lanz, Brad Marsh, Luke Richardson. Forwards: Tim Armstrong, Vincent Damphousse, Dan Daoust, Tom Fergus, John Kordic, Craig Laughlin, Gary Leeman, Daniel Marois, Ed Olczyk, Mark Osborne, Dave Reid, Al Secord.
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