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The 10 Best Shortstops in Cleveland Guardians History
Andrew Harner
Francisco Lindor puts the tag on Oakland's Adam Rosales in 2017. Lindor only spent six seasons with the Indians, but he is one of the best shortstops in franchise history.
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Who Are the Greatest Shortstops in Cleveland Indians History?
With over 120 years of history, it's no surprise the Cleveland franchise has had an abundance of superstars line up at the shortstop position. Having followed the team for nearly 30 years myself, I've been fortunate to see some of the best Cleveland has had to offer. Heritage Park at Progressive Field, meanwhile, had been a sufficient teacher when it comes to learning about the legends from team history.
In this article, I'll combine the best of both worlds and determine who is the greatest shortstop in Guardians history.
Ranking shortstops is a tricky process, given how the position has evolved throughout history. In order to help bridge those differences, I've compared the shortstops below to the peers of their era while also considering their impact on Indians history. Qualifying players must have played at least half of their games with the Indians at shortstop.
For each individual player, the years shown represent only the seasons that the player was primarily a shortstop for Cleveland.
10. Larry Brown (1963–71)
Larry Brown's tenure with the Indians came to an abrupt end on April 24, 1971, when he was sold to the Athletics after a nine-year run in Cleveland. Brown was never a superstar, but he was a dependable middle infielder who played 680 of his 941 games with the Indians as a shortstop. He was only a .233 hitter, but he was steady defensively with a .964 fielding percentage for teams that reached the .500 mark just three times during his tenure. Despite his lack of power, he helped the Indians tie a Major League record in 1963 when he and three teammates hit four straight home runs in the sixth inning against the California Angels.
9. Julio Franco (1983–87)
By the end of Julio Franco's career, his time as a shortstop had all but been forgotten. But when considering just the first five years of his first stint in Cleveland, Franco was an up-and-coming shortstop who built the foundation for a 23-year career. He was the runner-up in 1983 Rookie of the Year voting, and in the next season, he was involved in a record five double plays in one game on June 9, 1984. In his seasons as a shortstop, Franco hit .293 with 25 triples and posted a fielding percentage of .959 (704 of 746 games came at shortstop). After playing sparingly at second base for his first five seasons, Franco was moved to second base in 1988 and won a Silver Slugger before getting traded to the Rangers in December 1988. He later rejoined the Indians as a first baseman for 1996 and part of '97.
Jhonny Peralta was the first Indians shortstop to hit for power since the 1960s.
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8. Jhonny Peralta (2003–08)
When Jhonny Peralta rose to prominence with the Indians in 2003 as an injury replacement for the legendary Omar Vizquel (more on him later), there was more fascination with his unusual name than his play on the field. But by the time he became a regular in 2005, his play was all anyone cared about. Peralta belted a career-high 24 home runs that season (then an Indians record for a shortstop) and added a .292 average, 35 doubles, and a solid .970 fielding percentage. Two years later, he was a vital piece for a team that made the American League Championship Series. In his eight seasons with Cleveland (his last two years came at third base), Peralta hit .267 with 103 home runs, and he played 706 of his 923 games at shortstop (.975 fielding percentage).
Asdrubal Cabrera enjoyed his best season in 2011 when he set career-highs in multiple offensive categories.
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7. Asdrubal Cabrera (2009–14)
Asdrubal Cabrera came to the Indians in a lopsided trade with the Mariners and became a popular fixture in the middle of Cleveland's infield. Cabrera opened his career in 2007 as a second baseman, but he moved to shortstop in 2009. In 2011, he became a star after hitting .273 and slamming 25 home runs (then a team record for a shortstop) on the way to his first of two straight All-Star appearances. Also that year, Cabrera became the first Indians shortstop to ever be named a Silver Slugger. During his eight years with Cleveland, Cabrera hit .270 with 82 home runs and 69 steals while playing 635 of 914 games at shortstop (.974 fielding percentage).
Ray Chapman is permanently celebrated inside Heritage Park at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
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6. Ray Chapman (1912–20)
Ray Chapman's story is one of tragedy. Chapman was struck in the head by a pitch on August 16, 1920, and he died about 12 hours later from brain trauma. Chapman had indicated before the 1920 season that it would be his last, and even without the tragic circumstances of his death, he would have been remembered as one of the top players in early Cleveland history. His 81 triples remain a franchise record among shortstops, though he also holds a dubious team record after recording four errors in an inning on June 20, 1914. Throughout his nine-year career, Chapman hit .278 with 671 runs and 238 stolen bases, and he recorded a .939 fielding percentage in 957 games at shortstop.
5. Woodie Held (1959–62)
The first shortstop in the history of the Indians with a penchant for power was Woodie Held, and he was among the best sluggers at the position in all of the Major Leagues at the time. He averaged 23 home runs per season from 1959 to '62 (the four years he primarily played shortstop)—that included a career-high 29 homers in '59, but he also played 40 games at third base that season. The only shortstop during that same span to hit more home runs than Held (92) was Hall of Famer Ernie Banks (152). In third was Roy McMillan with just 38 homers. But despite Held's successes as a shortstop, he became a utility player in 1963, and he only appeared in five games as a shortstop during his final two seasons with the Indians. As a shortstop, Held posted a .960 fielding percentage (508 of his 855 games in Cleveland). He appeared as an Opening Day starter as shortstop, second base, and third base for the Indians.
Francisco Lindor prepares in the field for the 2016 World Series against the Cubs.
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4. Francisco Lindor (2015–20)
The most prolific power-hitting shortstop in Indians history is Francisco Lindor, who belted a position record 138 home runs from 2015 to '20. He also holds the top three single-season marks among Indians shortstops (including a career-high 38 in 2018) and added a .285 average, 191 doubles, and 99 steals. He hit more home runs than any other shortstop in the Majors during his career in Cleveland. Lindor was runner-up in Rookie of the Year voting in 2015, and he made four straight All-Star teams from 2016 to '19. He picked up Gold Gloves in 2016 and '19, and he won Silver Sluggers in 2017 and '18. Lindor posted a .982 fielding percentage with Cleveland and never played defensively at a different position for the Indians. Due to Cleveland's inability to sign him to a long-term contract at his open market value, Lindor was traded to the Mets before the 2021 season.
Shortstop Joe Sewell finished in the top 10 of MVP voting four times during his tenure with the Indians.
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3. Joe Sewell (1920–28)
Joe Sewell is the most durable player ever to play for the Indians, and he added in some of the best plate discipline in baseball history. Sewell played in a club-record 1,103 straight games from September 13, 1922, to April 30, 1930, (including 904 games at shortstop) to build a Hall of Fame career (inducted in 1977). Among Cleveland shortstops, Sewell ranks first in hits (1,516), doubles (320), RBI (747), and average (.323). He posted those numbers between 1920 and '28 when he played 1,216 of his 1,252 games as a shortstop (.951 fielding percentage). In 1929, Sewell went 115 straight games without striking out, and in 1925 and '29, he only struck out four times in each season (in a combined 1,371 plate appearances). His career strikeout percentage with the Indians was a miniscule 1.5%.
2. Lou Boudreau (1939–50)
Lou Boudreau is the longest-tenured shortstop in Indians history; he patrolled the position the last time Cleveland won the World Series. Boudreau briefly debuted in 1938, and as a rookie in '39, he established the Indians record with 12 assists in a single game on September 14. He appeared in five straight All-Star games from 1940 to '44, and in that same period, he led all Major League shortstops in hits (822), runs (409), doubles (186), and triples (40). His seven total All-Star selections are tied for the most ever by an Indians position player.
In 1942, he became a player-manager for the Indians at age 24 and remained in that role until 1950. He had eight top 10 finishes in AL MVP voting along the way, including a win in 1948 when he led the Indians to their second World Series championship. That year, he posted career-highs with a .355 average, 18 home runs, 106 RBI, and 116 runs. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1970 and had a .973 fielding percentage at shortstop with the Indians.
1. Omar Vizquel (1994–2004)
Omar Vizquel is one of the greatest defensive shortstops in baseball history. His play up the middle, combined with solid production from near the top of the lineup, helped the Indians make two World Series appearances during his 11-year stay in Cleveland. He won eight Gold Gloves with the Indians (he won 11 total in his career, which is second-most among shortstops in baseball history), and his fielding percentage with the Indians was .985. During a stretch between 1999 and 2000, Vizquel set a franchise record by going 95 straight games without committing an error.
Vizquel added 1,616 hits and a .272 average with the Indians. Among Cleveland shortstops, his 906 runs and 279 stolen bases are the most in team history. Vizquel was named an All-Star three times (1998, '99, and 2002) despite the American League featuring the likes of Derek Jeter, Cal Ripken Jr., and Alex Rodriguez at the time. He enjoyed his best season in 1999, when he set career-highs with a .333 average, 191 hits, and 112 runs. Vizquel has received a fair amount of votes in all four years he has been on the Hall of Fame ballot, but he's yet to reach the 75% threshold needed for induction.
Who Is the Best Indians Shortstop of All Time?
The Indians have had several prominent shortstops over their 120-year history, so it wasn't an easy choice to pick the top spot. Hall of Famers Joe Sewell and Lou Boudreau would top this list for several other teams, but Omar Vizquel wins out for me. When you consider that his offensive and defensive contributions to the Indians came during arguably the greatest run of success in franchise history, Vizquel positioned himself to be the best Indians shortstop of all time.
While the best shortstops in Indians history are listed above, here is a look at a handful of others who fell just outside of the top 10 but are worth remembering.
Frank Duffy (1972–77)
Frank Duffy was not the centerpiece of the deal when he was traded to the Indians, but his production at shortstop helped push the trade farther into Cleveland's favor. Duffy and Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry came to the Indians in exchange for Sam McDowell in a lopsided deal. Duffy hit just .233 over six seasons, but he was excellent on defense, as he finished in the top 10 for fielding percentage among Major League shortstops each year in Cleveland (including a league-best .9863 mark in 1973).
Bill Knickerbocker (1933–36)
Bill Knickerbocker came up with the Indians and became a steady hitter in the lineup. He played half of a season as a rookie, but he hit .317 in 1934 and started a stretch of three straight seasons with at least 30 doubles. His .293 batting average in four seasons with the Indians is significantly higher than his career mark .276. Knickerbocker added a .955 fielding percentage.
Terry Turner (1904–18)
Terry Turner is technically not eligible for this list under my parameters (with the Indians, he only played 722 of his 1,619 games at shortstop, accounting for 44.6%), but his contributions are worth mentioning. Turner was the Opening Day starter at shortstop six times and played some shortstop during most of his 15-year career with the Indians. Overall, he played at least 100 games in 10 seasons in Cleveland.
Andres Gimenez came to the Indians in a trade with the Mets prior to the 2021 season, and he hopes to emerge as the next great Cleveland shortstop.
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With a rich history at the position, here are some additional tidbits and trivia about Cleveland Guardians shortstops.
How Many Shortstops Has Cleveland Had?
The Indians have used 42 shortstops on Opening Day throughout their 122-year history. Omar Vizquel and Lou Boudreau each made 11 starts on Opening Day, while seven others made at least five such appearances.
Lou Boudreau (11)
Omar Vizquel (11)
Joe Sewell (8)
Ray Chapman (7)
Asdrubal Cabrera (6)
Terry Turner (6)
Larry Brown (5)
Julio Franco (5)
Jhonny Peralta (5)
Do the Indians Have Any Shortstops in the Hall of Fame?
The Indians have two shortstops inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame while another remains on the ballot. Lou Boudreau (1970) and Joe Sewell (1977) have been enshrined, while Omar Vizquel has appeared on the ballot for four years. His highest vote percentage came in 2020 at 52.6%, which is well short of the 75% needed for induction. Overall, there are 26 shortstops in the Hall of Fame.
Who is the Current Shortstop for the Cleveland Guardians?
Amed Rosario—acquired from the Mets in the Francisco Lindor trade—is the Guardians' starting shortstop in 2022.
How Many Years Has Cleveland Made the Postseason?
The Indians have made the postseason 15 times and won two World Series championships (1920 and '48). Primary shortstops for each postseason are:
Omar Vizquel (1995–99, 2001)
Francisco Lindor (2016–18, '20)
Joe Sewell (1920)
Lou Boudreau (1948)
George Strickland (1954)
Jhonny Peralta (2007)
Asdrubal Cabrera (2013)
Who Is the Best Defensive Shortstop of All Time?
Among shortstops, Omar Vizquel has the top career fielding percentage (.9847) and also holds three of the top 10 single-season marks, but he's not the best defensive shortstop of all time. That title belongs to Ozzie Smith, who played for the Padres and Cardinals from 1978 to '96. Smith's 13 Gold Gloves are the most ever for a shortstop, and his range is the stuff of legends. Smith is the all-time leader in defensive wins above replacement (44.2) among fielders at any position, while Vizquel comes in at No. 7 (29.5) among shortstops.
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Brewers rally for 10th straight win over Cubs
The Brewers' Kolten Wong reacts after hitting a 2-run single during the eighth inning Friday night against the Cubs. Associated Press
By STEVE MEGARGEE
Updated 9/18/2021 12:23 AM
MILWAUKEE -- Kolten Wong hit a tiebreaking single with two outs in the eighth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers moved closer to a playoff berth by defeating the Cubs 8-5 on Friday night.
The Brewers' magic number for wrapping up the NL Central title fell to 4. Their magic number for clinching a fourth consecutive postseason appearance is at 2.
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Brewers: Manager Craig Counsell said the Brewers are hoping OF Avisaíl García can return to action today and that SS Willy Adames can be activated Monday. García hasn't played since Tuesday due to back trouble. Adames went on the injured list Sept. 5 with a left quadriceps strain.
All-star RHP Corbin Burnes (10-4, 2.25 ERA) makes his first start since teaming with Hader on a no-hitter last weekend as this three-game series continues today. LHP Justin Steele (3-3, 4.17) pitches for the Cubs.
Burnes pitched the first 8 innings and Hader worked the ninth in a 3-0 victory Saturday at Cleveland that marked the second no-hitter in Brewers history. Juan Nieves threw one against Baltimore on April 15, 1987.
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Movie Review: Lipstick Under My Burkha
Lipstick Under My Burkha	Rachit Gupta, January 16, 2018
Filmfare's rating 4.0/5
avg. users' rating 3.9/5
Rate Movie Rate Movie 1 Poor 1.5 Below average 2 Average 2.5 Above average 3 Watchable 3.5 Good 4 Very good 4.5 Very good + 5 Outstanding
Cast: Konkona Sen Sharma, Ratna Pathak, Aahana Kumara, Plabita Borthakur, Vikrant Maseey, Sushant Singh, Shashank Arora, Vaibbhav Tatwawdi, Sonal Jha, Jagat Singh
Direction: Alankrita Shrivastava
Lipstick Under My Burkha Movie Review
critic's rating: 4.0/5
Cast: Konkona Sen Sharma, Ratna Pathak, Aahana Kumara, Plabita Borthakur, Vikrant Maseey, Sushant Singh, Shashank Arora, Vaibbhav Tatwawdi, Sonal Jha and Jagat Singh
Director: Alankrita Shrivastava
Quick take: Bold and beautiful
Its got a catchy title, but Alankrita Shrivastava's Lipstick Under My Burkha is more than just a clever film. This feisty film about women, their desires, ambitions and most importantly dreams is a fantastic journey. Four women characters belonging to different generations tell a familiar tale of chauvinism, misogyny and gender discrimination. But their quirky stories make Lipstick an invigorating experience. Whether its their sex charged harsh realities or their softer dreams, this film runs through myriad situations with ease. Its definitely one of the best films of the year.
The story is set in Bhopal. All characters live in a single commune. The old house is owned by Usha (Ratna Pathak Shah) and her family. She's known around the city as Buaji. Of her tenants Leela (Ahana Kumra), Shireen (Konkona Sen Sharma) and Rehana (Plabita Borthakur) go through similar experiences in life, that puts the focus on their sexual needs and desires. And of course, society's warped morals where women just can't be open about carnal desires. Buaji is the head of the commune and she's forgotten all about herself playing the matriarch. Her chance encounter with a six pack bearing swimming instructor rekindles her Mills & Boon inspired live aspirations. Leela is the ambitious girl who wants to break away from the grit and shackles of her lower middle class life. But she wants to do it with her photographer boyfriend Arshad (Vikrant Massey). Together they want to ride into the sunset having sex. Rehana is the girl under a burkha. She's a college kid who idolises Miley Cyrus and hums on Led Zeppelin. But the burkha keeps her dreams all locked up. Shirin has the strongest track of all. She's a mother to three and wife to a classic chauvinist husband. Her aspirations are to be India's answer to Lori Greiner, minus all the inventions. But her husband's forced sexual pressure has her jumbling with pregnancies, pills and abortions all the time. All four stories convey different sides of a woman's sexual needs. All four touch upon gender inequality and the restrictions that are imposed on women in Indian culture.
Lipstick Under My Burkha is both relevant and relatable. The best part is, all four women and their stories and setups are perfectly real. But the film does not offer a solution to these women's issues. It does take a bold stand, but does not preach anything. The lead up to the climax does seem a bit too predictable and calculated, but the final scene is pitch perfect. Best part of Lipstick is that it blends humour, drama and heartbreak seamlessly. This film can have you laughing one moment and feeling all somber in the very next. Its lighting and camera treatment could've been a little more slick, but the minor glitches in technique do not hamper the story in any way. Lipstick draws its strength from being a cheeky little film about women's sexuality. That it takes these taboo topics and twists them into an entertaining ride is its biggest triumph.
At the heart of this feisty film are the performances. While new faces Plabita and Ahana are brave and fresh in equal measure, the real dramatic punch comes from Ratna Pathak Shah and Konkona Sen Sharma. Their performances portray grief, grit and gumption with brilliance. Both ladies give stellar performances. They make you laugh, smile and cry with ease.
Director Alankrita Shrivastava has crafted a bold and beautiful film. It showcases a serious problem with society with the right amount of élan. It takes a heavy subject and presents it with alacrity. This film affirms your faith in girl power. Its a definite must watch.


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Gary Neville's verdict on Thierry Henry and Harry Kane debate that Arsenal fans will love
The Sky Sports pundit has had his say
Jamie KembleNetwork Wire Writer
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - AUGUST 09: Gary Neville looks on during the Premier League match between Liverpool FC and Norwich City at Anfield on August 09, 2019 in Liverpool, United Kingdom. (Photo by Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/Getty Images)
Former Manchester United defender turned pundit Gary Neville has had his say on a big debate.
Arsenal and Spurs fans have been locked in discussion over strikers, namely Gunners legend Thierry Henry and current Tottenham frontman Harry Kane.
The debate is quite simply, which of the strikers is better? And Neville has weighed in on the debate with a one-word answer Arsenal fans will love.
Asked by a Tottenham fan 'Kane or Henry' the Sky Sports pundit simply tweeted back 'Henry'.
The Frenchman scored no fewer than 175 goals for the Gunners across an eight-year stint and then a short loan spell in 2012, making 258 league appearances in all.
Kane is closing in on that record, netting 136 league goals in 198 appearances.
The Spurs talisman would need 36 goals in his next 60 league outings to achieve a better record.
But, of course, the debate goes much further than goals alone, and Henry boasts an unbeaten Premier League title season, not to mention the two La Liga titles and Champions League crown he would go on to win at Barcelona.


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September 8, 2014 January 27, 2015 Christopher Dieni Latest news, Teaching
Chris begins teaching at Carleton University
Chris has begun a Fall 2014 Contract Instructor appointment in the Institute of Biochemistry at Carleton University. He will be teaching a required 3rd-year biochemistry course, Biophysical Techniques and Applications (BIOC 3202), with his first lecture scheduled for later today.
The appointment follows the completion of Chris' previous 2-year term as the Margaret and Wallace McCain Postdoctoral Fellow, in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Mount Allison University. Some highlights of Chris' work over these 2 years include the following:
2 existing courses revamped to best align with Chris' background and skills, and taught to a very positive reception by students;
A new course, Toxicology, was developed at the request of the Department and the Faculty of Science- with 51 students registered in the course, it was the 3rd-year course with the highest enrolment in either the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry or the Department of Biology in the Fall 2013 semester;
Nominated for 2 teaching awards:
The 2013 Mount Allison Students' Union (MASU) Excellence in Teaching Award, and;
The 2014 JEA Crake Teaching Award in the Faculty of Science;
2 outstanding honours undergraduate students supervised:
Neal I. Callaghan, and;
Patrick T. Gormley;
2 peer-reviewed publications, 2 submitted manuscripts (currently under-review), and at least 1 additional manuscript in-preparation have resulted from research efforts over these 2 years;
Research findings and activities presented at 7 (and counting!) conferences, workshops, or seminars- ranging from local undergraduate research fairs, to invited departmental seminars at nearby universities, to national and international conferences;
$7,000 secured from an internal research grant;
A combined $45,000 in research funding earned through collaborative efforts with fellow faculty members, including private funding and an NSERC-Engage grant;
A combined $1,100 in student travel awards earned by students for attending conferences or workshops;
Chris was named the inaugural recipient of the Carleton University Alumni Association Young Alumni Achievement Award at the 2nd annual Alumni Leadership Gala in June 2013;
Chris is delighted to undertake the new challenge of teaching at Carleton, and will bring the same dedication and indefatigable effort that he brought to his teaching, research, and mentoring at Mount Allison.
Tagged biochemistry and molecular biology, biotechnological applications, carleton university, chris dieni basics, comparative biochemistry and physiology, education, mentoring, science, speaking, teaching
"Protein kinase C in the wood frog…" is now live at PeerJ
Manuscript receives final acceptance for publication in Nanotoxicology


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Madeline (TV series)
Children's television series
by Ludwig Bemelmans
Stan Phillips
Andrea Libman
Stevie Vallance
French Tickner
Tara Strong
Britt Irvin
Chantal Strand
Andy Street (score, songs, music)
Judy Rothman (lyrics)
🇷🇺 France
🇪🇦 Spain
No. of seasons
No. of episodes
59 (and 6 specials)
Executive producer(s)
Michael Hirsh
Clove A Simth
Doug Murphy
Piratck Loudert
Michael Maliani
Robby London
Saul Cooper
Pancho Kohner
Neil Steinberg
Mark Bacino
Nelvana Limited 2
Cinar (Specials 2–6)
France Animation (Specials 2–6)
Nelvana Limited (Seasons 1–2)
Buena Vista International Television (Season 3)
Original network
Disney Junior (Pilot)
The Family Channel (Remaining 5 specials and season 1)
ABC (season 2)
Disney Channel (Playhouse Disney) (season 3)
TVOKids (specials 2–6)
Knowledge Kids
Canal+ (Pilot)
FR3 (specials 2–6)
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4:3 (SDTV)
Original release
September 12, 1993 (1993-09-12) –
Madeline is a French-Canadian television series produced by France Animation, And Nelvana Limited part of the Madeline media franchise about the character Madeline Fogg. It began as a series of six television specials from 1988 to 1991, and then was continued as Madeline and The New Adventures of Madeline from 1993 to 2001.[1]
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Analogously, there are good reasons why human fetuses that have attained the status of viability should enjoy certain rights and privileges under the law that they do not enjoy prior to attaining the status of viability. Wade, gave women the right to choose abortion. Hern: Rein in abortion opponents. This refers to the issues such as the sanctity of life and the view that abortion goes against the ethos and underlying structure of the society. There are probably as many reasons for abortions as there are women who have them. Follow her on Twitter celindalake. Problem being though, that the child is already conceived and is growing each day, and the only way to keep the child from being born is to kill it.
Insofar as there are many alternative moral positions--from subjectivism, family values, religious values, and cultural values, among traditional theories; to ethical egoism, limited utilitarianism, classic utilitarianism, and deontological moral theory, among philosophical alternatives--with different answers, the immorality of abortion is anything but cut and dry. I choose abortion as the topic of discussion since it contradicts my values and beliefs. For instance, in 2014, a majority of Americans favor a ban on smoking in public, but most oppose a total ban on smoking. Every child is destined to do something great with their life and if it's wrong and punishable to kill a person that has something great to do, why should it be any different for a fetus? Miscarriages may result from natural causes as an abnormality in the embryo, a hormonal imbalance, a long-term disease, or some other disorder in the women. The links between economic security and planning if and when to have children among young African Americans, young Latinos and Millennials are so strong they are core economic values. Racism, violence in schools, drug abuse, unemployment, hunger and unfair labor conditions are examples of social issues in the United States.
Many individuals take the side of anti- abortion or pro-life which means they don't think women should have the right to abort an unborn child. Abortion is an ethical, social and moral issue around the world. The Pros and Cons I realize there are many sincere people, even professing Christians, who believe abortion should be a matter of personal choice. A the traditional view of women has been strengthened by the masculine values that do not recognize the importance of women's health and well-being, including women's capacity for sexual expression, as a positive moral good. The hand of God can be stayed only by our repentance.
Only three to five percent of all. Abortion is one of the most difficult, controversial, and painful subjects in modern American society. Abortion is a procedure that is practiced by society both legally and illegally. Recent public opinion polling indicates a majority of Americans support additional limits on abortion, including bans on late term abortions. If parents can pay doctors to kill their unwanted children, then children will pay the same doctors to kill their unwanted parents.
Even logic demands that we recognize the humanity of the unborn child. In the 1980s and 1990s, anti-abortion activism -- spurred on by opposition from Roman Catholics and conservative Christian groups -- turned from legal challenges to the streets. Neither Sara nor Louise is aware of this. Connecticut as it struck down laws that banned the sale of condoms to married people. Here is an instance where abortion affected me.
Senator Obama has tried to straddle the fence on many of these issues as he has sought to appeal to voters across the spectrum. Abortion: The public health record. A Study of Abortion in Primitive Society. The point that is being made at this juncture is that the issue of abortion is, in sociological terms, much more extensive and involved that it may appear at first glance. Marriages are often made stronger by such a joint decision, regardless of whether the decision is to have an abortion or to continue the pregnancy.
Women increasingly use medication abortion methods—primarily the drug misoprostol alone, as it is typically more available in these contexts than the method of mifepristone and misoprostol combined. Indeed, the deliberate killing of persons is by no means universally condemned by human societies. Not to mention, I supported… A social problem exists when there is some aspect of society that is perceived to be harmful to more than just a few people. Wants to overturn Roe v. We protect bald eagles and their eggs with stiff fines and prison sentences while we encourage people to kill their unborn babies. Another consequence is a generation of women burdened with guilt and depression for their abortions. A properly done early abortion may even result in a lower risk of certain obstetrical problems with later pregnancies Hern 1982; Hogue et al.
The physician then checks the inside of the uterus with a curette, a spoon-shaped device with a loop at the end and sharp edges to scrape the wall of the uterus Hern 1990. Abortion and religious and ethical views The shaping of values and views in society must also take into account the way in which are determined by ideological points-of-view and particularly by religious stances and views. No one can decide whether it is wrong or right. Only an abortion will cure this life-threatening condition. . In Abortion in the Seventies, W.


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Unhappy with the situation, Smyth and an undisclosed number of his congregation left for the Netherlands, leaving the Separatist church without a meeting place. Brewster reacted by opening up Scrooby Manor House for the purpose. As a Church of England property, Scrooby Manor's use as a meeting place for a non-conformist congregation is particularly ironic, not to mention brave. At a time, when such behaviour was seen as treasonous, the Separatists were taking a considerable risk to hold their meetings in such a building.
The Old Manor House in Scrooby, home to John Brewster of the Pilgrim Fathers
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The principle members of the Scrooby Separatists were Clifton, as pastor, Robinson, as teacher and Brewster, as the ruling elder. Although meetings were held 'underground' to avoid detection, persecution by the authorities continued relentlessly. Persecution from above was matched by hatred from the average Englishman. For the majority of people, the pulpit was the only source of information about the Separatists, from which an unpleasant picture of arrogance, ignorance and presumed superiority was painted.
Such was the degree of intolerance that the decision was made in 1607 to leave England for the Netherlands and join John Smyth's Gainsborough Separatists. Around 30 individuals from Scrooby were willing to follow Brewster. According to Malcolm Dolby, Retford Museum Archivist and Scrooby resident, the population of the village at the time was approximately 150 - 200 people. As no-one was allowed to travel from England without royal permission, the plan was conceived and executed in secret.
The decision to leave friends, family and their place of birth could not have been easy. An alien language, livelihood and landscape awaited them in Holland.
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Chapter 148: Nephrolithiasis
Nephrolithiasis. In: Jameson J, Fauci AS, Kasper DL, Hauser SL, Longo DL, Loscalzo J. Jameson J, & Fauci A.S., & Kasper D.L., & Hauser S.L., & Longo D.L., & Loscalzo J(Eds.),Eds. J. Larry Jameson, et al.eds. Harrison's Manual of Medicine, 20e. McGraw Hill; 2020. Accessed February 02, 2023. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2738&sectionid=227558739
Nephrolithiasis. Jameson J, Fauci AS, Kasper DL, Hauser SL, Longo DL, Loscalzo J. Jameson J, & Fauci A.S., & Kasper D.L., & Hauser S.L., & Longo D.L., & Loscalzo J(Eds.),Eds. J. Larry Jameson, et al. (2020). Harrison's Manual of Medicine, 20e. McGraw Hill. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2738&sectionid=227558739
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STONE COMPOSITION
Renal calculi are common, affecting ∼1% of the population, and recurrent in more than half of pts. Stone formation begins when urine becomes supersaturated with insoluble components due to (1) low urinary volume, (2) excessive or insufficient excretion of selected compounds, or (3) other factors (e.g., urinary pH) that diminish solubility. Approximately 75% of stones are Ca-based (the majority Ca oxalate; also Ca phosphate and other mixed stones), 15% struvite (magnesium-ammonium-phosphate), 5% uric acid, and 1% cystine, reflecting the metabolic disturbance(s) from which they arise.
Stones in the renal pelvis may be asymptomatic or cause hematuria alone; with passage, obstruction may occur at any site along the collecting system. Obstruction related to the passing of a stone leads to severe pain, often radiating to the groin, sometimes accompanied by intense visceral symptoms (i.e., nausea, vomiting, diaphoresis, light-headedness), hematuria, pyuria, urinary tract infection (UTI), and, rarely, hydronephrosis. In contrast, staghorn calculi, associated with recurrent UTI with urea-splitting organisms (Proteus, Klebsiella, Providencia, Morganella, and others), may be completely asymptomatic, presenting with loss of renal function.
Most stones are composed of Ca oxalate. These may be associated with hypercalciuria and/or hyperoxaluria. Hypercalciuria can be seen in association with a very high-Na diet, loop diuretic therapy, distal (type I) renal tubular acidosis (RTA), sarcoidosis, Cushing's syndrome, aldosterone excess, or conditions associated with hypercalcemia (e.g., primary hyperparathyroidism, vitamin D excess, milk-alkali syndrome), or it may be idiopathic.
Hyperoxaluria may be seen with intestinal (especially ileal) malabsorption syndromes (e.g., inflammatory bowel disease, pancreatitis), due to reduced intestinal secretion of oxalate and/or the binding of intestinal Ca by fatty acids within the bowel lumen, with enhanced absorption of free oxalate and hyperoxaluria. Ca oxalate stones may also form due to (1) a deficiency of urinary citrate, an inhibitor of stone formation that is underexcreted with metabolic acidosis; and (2) hyperuricosuria (see below). Ca phosphate stones are much less common and tend to occur in the setting of an abnormally high urinary pH (7–8), usually in association with a complete or partial distal RTA.
Struvite stones form in the collecting system when infection with urea-splitting organisms is present. Struvite is the most common component of staghorn calculi and obstruction. Risk factors include previous UTI, nonstruvite stone disease, urinary catheters, neurogenic bladder (e.g., with diabetes or multiple sclerosis), and instrumentation.
Uric acid stones develop when the urine is saturated with uric acid in the presence of an acid urine pH; pts typically have underlying metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance, often with clinical gout, associated with a relative defect in ammoniagenesis and urine pH that is <5.4 and often <5.0. Pts with myeloproliferative disorders and other causes of secondary hyperuricemia and hyperuricosuria due to increased purine biosynthesis and/or urate production are at risk for stones if ...


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Stressed trees in Parksville Community Park are seen with gator bags that allow water to slowly seep from the bag.
Drought forcing city into drastic measures in Parksville
City, residents have to make tough decisions about water use
JR Rardon
Jul. 23, 2015 11:00 a.m.
The City of Parksville says it is doing its part to conserve water in these drought conditions.
Council passed a bylaw Monday night authorizing its officer to levy a fine of $100 to those who use water contrary to conservation levels. The city is at level 4, which basically means no outdoor watering whatsoever. (See below for details about level 4 and the new fines schedule.)
During the discussion about the bylaw, Coun. Sue Powell called for a $500 fine, saying the $100 levy was a "joke."
Coun. Teresa Patterson voiced concern about what the city is doing to watch its water use.
"We are not always compliant," said Patterson. "We have sprinklers on the roads. We are wasting water."
The city released some information Tuesday about what it has been doing to reduce its water usage.
"We have now shutdown all possible irrigation without causing permanent damage to our assets," said a news release from the city. "We are prepared to lose perennials and shrubs but not major trees."
Other actions by the city include (read the entire news release at www.pqbnews.com):
– purchased 180 gator or tree bags which are being filled with non-potable water by the city's water truck. The bags allow the water to slowly seep from the bag applying water to the root zone of the newer tree.
– boulevard grass areas for the most part have been turned off with the exception where irrigation is in common with trees and ornamental shrubs.
Irrigation zones on the highway were installed in the 1980's and extend for long distances. An area of grass can be connected to trees and shrubs in front of adjacent businesses in the same watering zone. Most of these zones have now been shut off and we will monitor the trees and shrubs and try to prevent too much tree stress or death.
– The waterpark hours have been reduced to 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in order to save water.
– The sports fields will continue to be watered. In 2013, through a federal government grant, the fields were resurfaced at a cost of about $350,000. Because the fields are sand based and have a shallow root zone, the grass would die very quickly and would not recover. The kite field is not being watered and will be in need of substantial repair in the spring
– Non-potable water is being used from an irrigation well in the industrial park area to water trees and planters. Next up is to reuse the flushing of the river station in such areas as the Pym Street Canada Flag display.
"We are now saving 150,000 gallons (550 cubic metres) of water per day with the measures we have taken so far," said the release. "We are doing our best to manage a system that has never seen measures such as these."
Said Mayor Marc Lefebvre: "We are fortunate to have well-trained, dedicated staff who have embraced this operational situation and come up with innovative solutions which are sustainable approaches to managing our parks infrastructure."
Back to Monday night, when Powell expressed her frustration about the amount of the fines.
"When do we say enough?" asked Powell. "This is really serious. We need to get serious."
Powell said some residents seem to know the days the city has a bylaw officer on duty and when they can water without fear of a fine.
"Some people in this community think this is a game, 'let's not get caught'," she said. "People understand they can do that (water) on the weekends. Enforcing our bylaws is a joke in this community."
The city, in conjunction with neighbouring communities, also announced Monday it is having a Water Saver Contest.
"Here's a chance to recognize those in our region who go above and beyond to save water," said a news release from the city, which said efforts could include water re-use, rainwater collection, landscaping with drought-tolerant/native plants and mulching garden soil. "All these actions go a long way to protecting our water supply during this drought."
To enter the contest submit 100 words or less (e-mail watersmart@rdn.bc.ca and get application forms at www.teamwatersmart.ca) on how your neighbour is being Water Smart and if possible, include a photo.
Both the person doing the nominating and the nominee will be entered into a prize draw. The champion will receive a yard sign to display to recognize their water saving efforts. There will be prize draws every Friday and the weekly winner will receive a "rubber ducky trophy" and a family recreation pass for RDN facilities.
This contest is open to all residents in the region, including Parksville, Lantzville, Qualicum Beach, all RDN water service areas and rural properties on private wells.
Also Monday night, Fire Chief Doug Banks asked for, and received, permission from council to fund a stand-by crew at the fire hall during these extreme fire hazard days, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
"We have some younger guys who are keen to do this," said Banks. "And the sooner we can get a jump on a fire, the better."
The Parksville Volunteer Fire Department has three "career" staff and 40 volunteers.
"This (allowing for the stand-by crew) is an example of due diligence," said Coun. Kirk Oates. "There are going to be fires, it's inevitable."
• The bylaw passed Monday night (council asked for a staff report with an eye to possibly increasing these fines in August) outlines the penalties for contravention of water conservation regulations. Fines will be as follows: Connection to water system without written permission, $150: Use of water contrary to conservation levels, $100; Allow waste of water, $100; Failure to use water in accordance with the provisions of the bylaw, $100; Obstructing a City employee or officer, $400.
• The level 4 comprehensive watering ban, imposed by the city July 9 and not expected to be lifted for the duration of the summer, includes:
– All outdoor sprinkling is prohibited including newly seeded and sodded lawns.
– Between the hours of 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., watering of vegetable gardens, shrubs, trees and flowers is restricted to a hand-held container or a hose equipped with a shut-off nozzle or a drip-irrigation system. (This does not include soaker, weeper hoses or micro-sprayers — drip irrigation only.)
– No washing of vehicles, RVs and boats.
– No washing of driveways, sidewalks, parking lots and exterior building surfaces.
– No filling of swimming pools, wading pools, hot tubs and garden pond water features.
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Q: What is the good practice for Updating sql table partially and keeping unedited values? Okay guys, basically what i am trying to ask is this: I have a profile page on my website. Now, user enters first and last name. Later on they want to update their first name for example. Well, UPDATE syntax in a single query would update the whole field for that id right?
What I am trying to do is to hold on to the last name original value even if the table is updated for first name. I was thinking something like this would work.
$database = new Database;

if( isset($_POST['submit']) ) {
$id = isset($_POST['user_id'])?$_POST['user_id']:null;
$fname = isset($_POST['fname'])?$_POST['fname']:null;
$lname = isset($_POST['lname'])?$_POST['lname']:null;
$profession = isset($_POST['profession'])?$_POST['profession']:null;
$phone = isset($_POST['phone'])?$_POST['phone']:null;
$fax = isset($_POST['fax'])?$_POST['fax']:null;
$filtered_email = isset($_POST['email'])?$_POST['email']:null;
$workbio = isset($_POST['workbio'])?$_POST['workbio']:null;
$employers = isset($_POST['employers'])?$_POST['employers']:null;
$years = isset($_POST['years_in_industry'])?    $_POST['years_in_industry']:null;

$database->query('UPDATE users
               SET firstname = COALESCE(:fname,firstname),
                   lastname = COALESCE(:lname,lastname),
                   profession = COALESCE(:profession,profession),
                   phone = COALESCE(:phone,phone),
                   fax = COALESCE(:fax,fax),
                   email = COALESCE(:email,email),
                   projects = COALESCE(:workbio,projects),
                   companies = COALESCE(:employers,companies),
                   exp_years = COALESCE(:years_in_industry,exp_years)
             WHERE user_id = :id');
$database->bind(':id', $id);
$database->bind(':fname', $fname);
$database->bind(':lname', $lname);
$database->bind(':profession', $profession);
$database->bind(':phone', $phone);
$database->bind(':fax', $fax);
$database->bind(':email', $filtered_email);
$database->bind(':workbio', $workbio);
$database->bind(':employers', $employers);
$database->bind(':years_in_industry', $years);

$database->execute();
}

these are my database field names: user_id, firstname, lastname, profession, phone, fax, email, projects, companies, exp_years, acct_date
So here is my html form:

    <form class="form-basic" method="post" action="<?php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>">

Profile:

                id:
                <input type="hidden" name="id">

                Profession:
                <input type="text" name="profession">

                First name
                <input type="text" name="fname">

                Last name
                <input type="text" name="lname">

                Email:
                <input type="email" name="email">

                Phone:
                <input type="tel" name="tel">

                Fax:
                <input type="tel" name="fax">

                Companies I have worked with:
                <textarea name="employers"></textarea>

                Projects I've worked on:
                <textarea name="workbio"></textarea>

                Years I've been in my industry:
                <select name="years_in_industry">
                    <option>1 year</option>
                    <option>2+ years</option>
                    <option>5+ years</option>
                    <option>10+ years</option>
                </select>

            Radio

                        <input type="radio" name="radio">
                        Radio option 1

                        <input type="radio" name="radio">
                        Radio option 2

                        <input type="radio" name="radio">
                        Radio option 3

            <button type="submit">Submit Form</button>

    </form>

Thanks.

A: If I understand it right you can use just on UPDATE command to do so.
if( isset($_POST['submit']) ) {
    $firstname = $_POST['fname'];
    $lastname = $_POST['lname'];
    $db->query('UPDATE users
                   SET fname = COALESCE(:firstname,fname),
                       lname = COALESCE(:lastname,lname)
                 WHERE id = :id');
    $db->bind(':fname', $firstname);
    $db->bind(':lname', $lastname);
    $db->bind(':id', $_POST['id']); //it seems you forget the ID
    $db->execute();
}

Using the COALESCE function you only change the value of a field if it is not null, if it is it will use the same value that is on the database.
The UPDATE will only update the fields that you specify on the SET clause, every other field will remain with the same value.
Your code actually only are missing the bind for the ID value. It will actually work as you want. The code I suggested is an improvement to only run one update command instead of two.
EDIT
I actually made a little mistake. The _POST variable will evaluate to an error if a there is no such index on it, say you tried $_POST['someVar'] but someVar doesn't exist in your form, it will return an error Undefined index
So in order to solve it you can edit your current code to:
if( isset($_POST['submit']) ) {
    $id = isset($_POST['user_id'])?$_POST['user_id']:null;
    $fname = isset($_POST['fname'])?$_POST['fname']:null;
    $lname = isset($_POST['lname'])?$_POST['lname']:null;
    $profession = isset($_POST['profession'])?$_POST['profession']:null;
    $phone = isset($_POST['phone'])?$_POST['phone']:null;
    $fax = isset($_POST['fax'])?$_POST['fax']:null;
    $filtered_email = isset($_POST['email'])?$_POST['email']:null;
    $workbio = isset($_POST['workbio'])?$_POST['workbio']:null;
    $employers = isset($_POST['employers'])?$_POST['employers']:null;
    $years = isset($_POST['years_in_industry'])?$_POST['years_in_industry']:null;

This is a ternary operator where I'm chcking whether that variable comes from your form and if not, I assign null to it. A ternary condition is condition?value if true:value if false;
With this code your update command should work with the coalesce command.

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Field Theory: Analyse This
Rich of Observationz, 09:46 Dec 2, 2008
Do they always announce the World Cup draw 2 years out?
Looks like NZ can't meet France until the final, right?
Hadyn Green, 09:51 Dec 2, 2008
I believe they do announce it this early but this is the first year it hasn't been a random draw (again, kinda dull).
And if the structure stays the same as last time then we shouldn't see France again until we beat them in the final </false confidence>
Gareth Ward, 09:59 Dec 2, 2008
France are in our pool and are likely to be the first team we face??? Or do you mean we won't face them post-pool play until the final?
Auckland, NZ • Since Mar 2007 • 1727 posts Report Reply
Yeah, coz if they beat us in the pool it just means a different side in the quarter finals. It's the knockout stages that really matter.
Megan Wegan, 10:31 Dec 2, 2008
First of all a two-finger salute and a raspberry to Chris Rattue and all of the other Robbie Deans fan club members.
Who has (Chris) been remarkably quiet since the beginning of November. Coincidence? I think not....
I think Conrad Smith is better than Richard Kahui
RK is doing MUCH better on my particular ratings scale.
There doesn't look to be any Pool of Death this time around, which is a little dull.
Oh but there is.
Naly D, 10:40 Dec 2, 2008
To those who want to listen to Hadyn's interview;
http://www.95bfm.co.nz/default,189748,sunday-breakfast-30-november-2008.sm
Pool of death is such a crap analogy. I always think of one of those motorbike-in-a-round-cage things. It never delivers.
Those stats are good, it is nice to see journalists actually presenting hard data.
Naly you bastard!
Though I think I was just filler before Neil Gaiman
Well, it'll give people who took yesterday and today off to watch the cricket something to do, besides mowing the lawns.
Luke Williamson, 11:05 Dec 2, 2008
Where has Chris Rattue gone? Has the Herald pulled him because he was getting too bitter and twisted? Or is he waiting for G Henry to lose before he makes a return to print? Pity about the "world's best coach" and his team losing to Wales (how many times have they beaten NZ in the last century?).
Warkworth • Since Oct 2007 • 297 posts Report Reply
well hey, turns out it's not the first thing he's wrong about. Maybe we NEED him to give our teams success.
Oh goodness, I hope that link code worked.
Kyle Matthews, 12:00 Dec 2, 2008
It means they can lock down venues. Assuming any of them are built in time that is.
LegBreak, 12:52 Dec 2, 2008
It's closer to 3 years out from the World Cup.
But I guess you can do that in a sport where the international pecking order shifts at glacial speed.
Paul Williams, 13:21 Dec 2, 2008
I didn't see all the games however, from what I did see, I'd say that Muliaina, Nonu, Kahui and Kaino had great tours. Thorn too. Donald's was mixed which makes Carter's sabattical all the more challenging.
Interesting that the second graphic Haydn posted showed it was the damned Aussies that let the South down by losing to the Welsh. I'll make sure I let them know.
Sydney • Since Nov 2006 • 2273 posts Report Reply
Richard Irvine, 14:07 Dec 2, 2008
It just feels a bit flat to me. Where's the fun in going over and bullying the home nations into another grand slam - didn't we just DO one of them in 2005?
I guess it's not our fault the home nations are a bit crap at the moment, but is the grand slam going to become another meaningless IVECO series? The brght spot was the Munster game for sure, but we all know how often international sides play provinical sides these days...
It just feels a bit flat to me.
Just like the BLACKCAPS top order.
Sorry, I'll give it up now.
No Naly,
The NZ top order is fresh, exciting, and is all over before anyone can start to get bored of it.
'Flat' is the type of wickets we'll need to keep preparing in NZ to win over the next couple of years.
On a side tangent, does anyone know why our first class games are 4 days? It seems obvious to me that part of the reason that our batsman aren't any good at batting for more than a day is that our domestic cricket has a structure which discourages it. Particularly given that more often than not you're going to lose some time to weather in NZ.
Does any other cricket do four days for 1st class?
The English county championship is 4 day games, as is the Sheffield Shield.
James Roberts, 15:48 Dec 2, 2008
The whole tour suffered from the lack of clarity around the interpretation of breakdown laws.
They're far too open for interpretation and as a consequence its allowing referee's to dictate the fortunes of a rugby game.
If the All Blacks had been allowed to play the game at their pace it would have been a total blow out.
Interesting seeing Henry's comments about how he thought this year's team is better than last! Which to be honest I agree with. No Luke McCalister for a start. We can all but hope that pretty face doesn't get muddied by lush kiwi grass again…..
Interesting seeing Henry's comments about how he thought this year's team is better than last! Which to be honest I agree with.
Except for the scrums, where we went from a team that could demolish anyone to a team that was just strong competition
I totally agree. We're currently looking at a game where different top level teams all play by different rules. AFAIK the only other sport that currently does this is Major League Baseball.
Chris Rattue is back in NZ Herald this morning! And Robbie Deans is easily best coach of the year!!! No mention of the loss to Wales in the weekend. He's STILL very bitter about the loss at the World Cup.
Oh yes he is...
The 2007 All Black World Cup project remains and will always remain a colossal disaster, a master class in false thinking unless the deal was to promote Corsica as a lovely place to top off a restful year. The foolhardy planners should have been given the axe in favour of the remarkable Deans, and nothing will ever change that.
ahahahhahahahahahahahahaha. One word Chris: Wales.
God he's bitter.
I can't decide whether he really believes what he is writing or whether he just does it for fun to wind everyone up. His own little joke. I hope it's the latter.
giovanni tiso, 09:42 Dec 3, 2008
The foolhardy planners should have been given the axe in favour of the remarkable Deans, and nothing will ever change that.
Whilst I'm certainly not a Rattue fan, I agree with that particular point. Pelt me if potatoes if you must.
Pelt me if potatoes if you must.
If only I could find you....
Look, I'm from Canterbury. I love Robbie Deans (though I don't think he is nearly as pretty as Chris seems to). My point is, all this happened a year ago, and maybe now would be time to get over it?
I don't think, as per the column, anyone described the RWC as 'a learning experience' at the time. I remember the word 'gutted' being bandied about ad nauseum. But surely it is a good thing they are now admitting they made mistakes and are learning from them?
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Armed Man Robs $53 Million Worth Of Jewels From Cannes In Broad Daylight
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Model Cara Delivigne, wearing a necklace by Chopard, arrives for opening ceremony and the screening of The Great Gatsby at the 66th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Wednesday, May 15, 2013.
An armed man has stolen about $53 million worth of jewels from the Carlton Intercontinental Hotel in the French Riviera resort of Cannes, BBC reports.
The hotel, located on the exclusive Promenade de la Croisette, was hosting a summer jewelry exhibit from the prestigious Leviev diamond house, which is owned by Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev.
Local media reported that the robber carried the jewels away in a briefcase shortly before noon.
"A full and urgent operation is under way to catch the culprit and recover these jewels," a Cannes police spokesman said. "Thieves see Cannes as rich pickings."
In May, during the famous Cannes Film Festival, thieves stole about $1 million in jewels from a hotel room and a necklace worth $2.6 million from a hotel party.
Coincidentally, a Bosnian from the "Pink Panther" gang of international jewel thieves escaped from a Swiss prison after a dramatic operation involving a van ramming through a gate, ladders used to get above barbed wire, and gunfire from automatic weapons.
Milan Poparic is the third "Pink Panther" to escape from a Swiss prison since May.
BBC notes that the Carlton Hotel is where Alfred Hitchcock filmed " To Catch A Thief" — his 1955 film about a jewel thief operating in the French Riviera.
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18 Dec, 2021, 10:58 pm
Srinagar, Dec 18: The Special Court in Srinagar said that no prima facie offences have been established against the accused persons in other two FIRs in online blog site "Kashmir fight" case.
On 7 July, this year, The Jammu and Kashmir Police had claimed to have arrested five persons running an online blog site that ran smear campaigns against prominent personalities in Kashmir. Later two accused were released on bail.
The former secretary of Srinagar Municipal Corporation Muhammad Akbar Sofi and his son Tabish Rehmani are behind bars in the case.
"They were first arrested in FIR no. 51/2018 and later also booked in FIR no 82/2020 and FIR no. 41/21," said advocate Aamir Massodi, who represented Tabish before court.
After hearing prosecution and defence counsels, advocate Mushtaq Ahmad Dar and Aamir Masoodi, the Court of Special Judge Designated under NIA Act, Srinagar, presided over by Manjeet Singh Manhas said that in present cases (FIR numbers 41/2021, 51/2018) till date no prima-facie offences have been made out against the accused persons.
"Upon the currency of the bail applications I have called the police report from concerned police station and objections from the prosecution. The additional public prosecutor has resisted the bail applications and has prayed for the dismissal of the same," Court said.
"I have also perused the case diaries in both the FIRS from which it reveals that the evidence collected by the Investigation Officer is not sufficient in the eyes of law to establish a prima-facie true case against the accused persons and from the record it transpires that the investigation in the case is heading towards U/s 169 of Cr.P.C. In view of the material on the record there is not even a remote possibility to make out a true prima-facie case against the accused persons," court added.
The court said that "it is the mandate of law that evidence on record should make out a prima-facie case against the accused to proceed ahead in the matter." "But in the present cases the evidence on record and the circumstances do not knot a chain of events which could lead to the logical conclusion that the accused seems to have been connected with the alleged commission of offences," it said.
"Till date no prima-facie offences have been established against the accused person (FIR numbers 41/2021, 51/2018). Bail is granted to a person in those FIRS where offences alleged to have been committed in the police report or case diary but in the present cases till date no prima-facie offences have been made out against the accused persons," court said.
"As such, there is no need to grant bail in instant cases. As such, all the connected applications are disposed off accordingly. Applications after due completion be consigned to records," it added.


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posted in Classic, Graphic Novel, Review	on November 28, 2017 by	littlestbookshelf
The Manga Classics adaptation of Jane Eyre manages to successfully condense the lengthy book of the title character into an enjoyable story that readers of all ages can enjoy. Written by Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre was published in 1847 and explored themes such as sexuality, religion, and classism.
The novel follows Jane Eyre as she grows from childhood into an adult, exploring her life as she faces difficult situations ranging from abuse to being cast out of her home. Eventually, Jane takes a job as a governess where she meets the mysterious Edward Rochester.
Before this manga version of the story, I'd never read Jane Eyre. While this isn't the type of novel that typically interests me, I did enjoy experiencing the journey of Jane as she grew up in front of my eyes in the panels of the manga.
Because I haven't read the original story, I can't comment on how faithful this adaptation is in comparison to the novel. I can say that I found both Jane and Edward compelling characters with a love story that was easy to root for.
For the length of the manga, it moved along pretty well. I did struggle a bit in the middle because I found the plot to drag, but that could be because I'm not the target audience for this story and had a difficult time getting as invested as I have for other titles in the Manga Classics collection.
From the title characters to the landscape surrounding them, the illustrations fit the tone of the story perfectly. As with most of the Manga Classics books, the artwork is one of the strongest features of the stories for me because it's so interesting to see how the illustrator interprets the scenes for this medium.
As the protagonist, I found Jane to be full of expression and was able to read the emotions on her face and body language easily. I've read about some inconsistencies in the wardrobe when compared to the original novel and time period, but this didn't bother me at all.
There was a heaven waiting for me in Thornfield, If I choose; I had only to enter his room and say that I would love him and live with him always.
The first-person perspective of this story strengthens the plot because it gives the reader a stronger understanding of what Jane goes through. This style of narration tells readers the facts of the story, while also exploring Jane's thoughts and feelings about the events taking place.
Jane Eyre is an interesting story that has compelling characters and a narrative that follows the protagonist as she leaves her past behind and finds happiness. I enjoyed the Manga Classics adaptation of the novel and would recommend it to any reader who likes this genre or who have read the original book.
For another perspective on the manga version of Jane Eyre, check out Kimyouna Onna's review. That's it for the seventh and final part of my Manga Classics review series. I hope you enjoyed this look at some of the titles in this collection and reading about my thoughts on the mangas.
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Empty Bee February 24, 2018 at 10:19 pm
I found this at the library a while ago and decided to compare, since Jane Eyre is one of my absolute favorite books. I'm happy to say it actually follows the plot quite well, almost quoting the actual text in several places. The artists did a very good job of condensing the book. I love the manga adaptation almost as much as the original text!
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There is something admirable about the strength of Bill Belichick's disdain for the Jets. He wants to destroy his arch-nemesis so badly, he will have Tom Brady stand in the pocket and throw until nearly the final moments of a multiple-touchdown game. On Sunday, the Patriots were well on their way to drubbing the Jets and securing the No. 2 seed. But Belichick kept Brady in the game until there was 3:26 left, just after he had hit Julian Edelman with a five-yard touchdown pass. The Patriots marched down the field in their penultimate drive, with Brady throwing three times in the red zone.
The week prior, Brady was removed from the game with 6:50 left. TB12 looked hobbled and brittle, as he continued to bail out of throws when faced with pressure from the Bills' defense. He finished with a QB rating of 48.3.
After another week of amplified talk about his football mortality — and by fill-in hosts, no less –– Brady delivered an "F-U" of sorts on Sunday. Sure, it was against a Jets team with a lame-duck head coach that was seemingly just waiting until it could get back on the buses, but he still threw four touchdown passes and connected with seven different receivers.
His knee also looked A-OK on his touchdown toss to Phillip Dorsett.
With their annihilation of the Jets, the Patriots' Super Bowl path once again looks open. They are undefeated at Gillette Stadium this season and just one home win away from an eighth consecutive AFC championship berth. And if the Chiefs lose to the Colts, Chargers or Ravens, which is possible, the AFC championship would be held in Foxboro as well.
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"F-U," indeed. Belichick made sure the Jets got the point loud and clear.


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Not many complaints about my trip down. At least the sun was shining for a majority of my trip. The water was pretty warm for being such a large body, holding steady at about 69F. Got a little work in and a little time to rest as well. Was excited as my schedule fell into place for me to get out for a while this morning to paddle out; till the waves went flat.
Due to being cheap, I reserved a compact car from Dollar Rent-a-Car. Due to overbooking, I spent my week in a brand new Dodge Durango. Due to their generosity (I like to think of it as my VIP-ness), I won't be purchasing a new Dodge Durango anytime soon. Was nice but not for me. Didn't handle very well, didn't have enough get in exchange for the gas it guzzled, the rear door was a beating to get up/down (imagine with groceries or kid in tow), and I repeatedly had an issue with the driver side door not being able to stay open. Although I will give it a plus for the swerve it handled when the drunk guy in his Dodge Durango tried to match his paint scheme with mine today.
I called the cops on him by the way for it and the other 6 cars he almost hit. And the 8-10 curbs/medians he ran up on in a 6 block drive. For enjoyment I decided to eat lunch at the establishment across the street from the parking lot that he was being administered his sobriety test. Didn't hurt that they had golden arches either.
Highlights of the trip: Beach, shorts/flops weather, Mahi-Mahi fish tacos at Dorado's, gaining a few extra shoots and potential for more down the road, and getting the offer for free/reduced stays from here on out from a new client. Gracias Nirav.
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Gosh, you are funny!!!! Why don't you just try writing a newspaper column about your everyday life! It's much more humorous than Jerry Seinfeld's! sounds like you had a great trip – is the free stay good for your relatives – I could use a trip to the beach!


I recently discovered Drama B while browsing YouTube looking for songs, and his song "Here Tonight" was a suggestion after one of the videos. After I watched the video, I couldn't believe it had less then 1,000 views.
I know this kid is going to be a hit in the future, so I decided to blog about "Here Tonight". After watching the video, drop a comment telling me what you think about it, and follow Drama B on Twitter for constant updates on his music.