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Flanker Declan Danaher will make his 250th appearance for London Irish in Sunday's Aviva Premiership clash against Harlequins.
Declan Danaher will make his 250th appearance for London Irish in Sunday's Premiership clash against Harlequins at Madejski Stadium.
Declan will captain the side from the back-row alongside Jamie Gibson and Chris Hala'ufia. The Exiles record try-scorer, Topsy Ojo, will start in the back-three along with Sailosi Tagicakibau and Anthony Watson, who will start a Premiership match for the first time.
"Sunday will mark a great milestone for one of London Irish's finest warriors when Declan Danaher pulls on the London Irish jersey for the 250th time," said London Irish Director of Rugby Brian Smith.
"It's an incredible feat of endurance and courage. It will be a tough afternoon for Dec and the boys; we can expect a thorough examination in all departments as Harlequins have a strong pack and some extremely dangerous backline players. Whilst we have a healthy respect for our opponents, we have faith in each other and the belief that we can beat any team in this league."
Meanwhile, there are three changes to the Harlequins side which defeated Connacht in Galway last week. In the backs, Ugo Monye returns from injury to start on the wing, while Tom Casson will make his first senior appearance of the season, replacing Jordan Turner-Hall in the centres.
Turner-Hall had 120mls of blood drained from his knee prior to playing Connacht last week and has been given this weekend off. The centre will join the England squad on Sunday and will be fit to train fully next week.
Ben Botica continues at fly-half with Nick Evans expected to return next week.
In the forwards, Tom Guest swaps with Maurie Fa'asavalu to start alongside captain, Chris Robshaw and Nick Easter in the back-row.
Form: London Irish have won four of their last five games in all competitions, and have been victorious in their last three home games at Madejski Stadium. The Exiles beat table-topping Northampton, 37-19, in round six and gained their first try bonus point of the season in the process. Harlequins have made a 100% winning start to their European Cup campaign, but have been defeated in their last two Aviva Premiership Rugby encounters against Saracens and Exeter. Quins have not lost three in a row in this tournament since the 2009/10 season. The two clubs met on three occasions in all competitions last term with Quins triumphant each time. Harlequins have not won a Premiership game at Madejski Stadium since February 2009.
The teams:
London Irish: 15 Anthony Watson, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Guy Armitage, 11 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Tomás O'Leary, 8 Chris Hala'ufia 7 Jamie Gibson, 6 Declan Danaher (c), 5 Matt Garvey, 4 Bryn Evans, 3 Halani Aulika, 2 David Paice, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Cai Griffiths, 18 Leo Halavatau, 19 Kieran Low, 20 Ofisa Treviranus, 21 Alex Gray, 22 Steven Shingler, 23 Darren Allinson.
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Ben Botica, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Guest, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Rob Buchanan, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Dave Ward, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Rory Clegg, 23 Seb Stegmann.
Date: Sunday, October 28
Kick-off: 14:15 GMT
Venue: Madejski Stadium
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth
Assistant referees: Stuart Terheege, Roy Maybank
Television match official: Graham Hughes
Timekeeper: Roy Marfleet
Assessor: Ed Morrison

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awww who am I kidding? This chapter was a let down. I wont hold it against Kubo because his last few chapters have been good. I just wish we got to see Grimmjow. Also, while we're at it, where is Yammy?
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Two Minutes Hate! The Gary Leeman Edition
January 10 2013 10:59AM
Good day to you, Nation. Welcome to what is now both 2013 and a post lockout utopian dream. Surely with all the news of ratified CBAs, schedule planning, game matchups, shortened training camps, and what is surely to be an exciting blend of rusty hockey players blowing three goal leads and highlight reel dangles, you can expect FlamesNation to lend it's unique stance and unparalleled voice of the Community of The Flaming C throughout all their trials and tribulations this upcoming campaign.
Today though, we pan an ex-Calgary Flame who played a total of 59 games with the team more than 20 years ago and is, at best, entirely forgettable, because, well mostly because it was ahead in the queue and we don't play games with the queue. So with that in mind, Gary Leeman, this is your Two Minutes Hate.
Nobody Believes You Gary
To truly understand just who Gary Leeman was, perhaps the following statement is the best way to really characterize his essence: Gary Leeman is the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Goodnight, everybody!
I'm being told I need to explain more. Well, okay then, but it's giving me a headache, just so you know.
Leeman was, if you want to believe the scouts from THE 1980'S, a very promising and, I kid you not, rugged young product out of Saskatchewan. Gary was essentially all of the same parts that make up the ultimate "This guy is a Maple Leaf" guy, Wendel Clark, only he lacked that one characteristic that distinguished Wendel from any and all other Leaf greats: Success.
Yes, Leeman embodies the Leafs in that he was very overhyped, very underwhelming, and even though we're thousands of kilometers away, Calgary ended up having him shoved down out throats, even though we never wanted it.
For a while there, Gary had people convinced. He had played quite respectably in Junior with the Regina Pats, being named an All-Star, and inexplicably represented Canada at TWO World Junior Championships, proving once and for all that every player to ever suit up at that tournament is destined for greatness (For further reading on the subject, see Gendron, Martin)
This was enough to get Leeman, or GLee Man, as I think I'd like to refer to him as from here on out, drafted by the Maple Leafs in the second round of the 1982 NHL Entry Draft.
But see, here's the thing. To this point, GLee Man was a defenseman. And I guess pretty okay at it too. But upon joining the Leafs in 1983, the team and the player had the audacity to believe that, in the NHL, hockey's highest tier, it would be easy to just start from scratch and turn Gary into a left winger. Which they did. Again, in the NHL.
In some ways, it made sense, as it was the 1980's, and defensemen ceased to exist for most of the decade. But to anyone watching as the years went on, perhaps that would have been a more preferable outcome for Gary's career.
Because again, for a while, Leeman's smoke and mirrors chicanery was paying dividends for him. Where he should have been playing left wing on a line with like Joe Sacco, or Tom Kurvers, or like, I don't know, Ogie Oglethorpe, Leeman used his Jedi Mind Tricks to convince then head coach John Brophy to put him on a line with Wendel Clark and the speedy Russ Courtnall, and against all odds, GLee Man started to score goals. Like, kinda regularly.
He even became the second Leaf, somehow, to score 50 goals since Rick Vaive, who, again somehow, was the first one in the Leafs long history to do it. What an organization.
But all good things must come to an end, and Gary knew it was time. Time for the next installment of his nefarious plan: Time to destroy your Calgary Flames.
Gary Leeman, Revealed!
I have a theory. It's not so much a theory as it is ABSOLUTELY TRUE, but is failed to be recognized by scientists and world leaders, and their ignorance is to blame for all of this. The truth is, Doug Risebrough's Doug Gilmour Trade is the cause of all terrible and chaotic things to have ever happened in the world.
Hitler was a concert pianist, pollution, smog, all leading enviromental strife that we know today ceased to exist, Geddy Lee never meets Alex Lifeson, thus negating the existence of Rush, life was great.
But then on that fateful day back in January of 1992, Doug Risebrough did the dumbest thing anyone has ever done, and a rift in the space time contiuum jostled our collective history in such a way that dark forces took over, providing us with such grim consequences that we have never quite recovered from.
For most of the editions of Two Minutes Hate! I have ever written, I've managed to somehow include Doug Risebrough in there for being responsible for making it all happen. And while he deserves it, people often wonder if it's fair to fault Riser exclusively for all the tragedies that have befallen the Flames over the years. And the answer is no. Because Gary Leeman also has to shoulder some of this responsibility.
Sure, Risebrough went and mortgaged the future away on shady gamblings like a drunk dad does with your college fund, but it was wrong of Leeman to bamboozle Dougy, being that it was obvious that Riser had no idea what he was doing. It's irresponsible, but this is what happened.
We all know the disheartening details of what happened that day, we've been subjected to it ad nauseum, and rehashing it here one more time, well...I can't, I can't, I just can't, it's going to make me cry.
But we all know that Doug Risebrough and his naivety believed Cliff Fletcher's lie, that wily old veteran, that Gary Leeman was a perennial goal scorer who would be a wonderful centerpiece along with all of Toronto's other assorted garbage in exchange for what would be Doug Gilmour and a good core of players to make your team an instant contender. Which the Leafs never ended up becoming, but that is a hilariously telling endeavor in it's own right.
Just so we're clear, let me re-read that to you: Gary Leeman, centerpiece, Doug Gilmour trade.
If you haven't thrown your chair through your monitor yet, let's continue.
Leeman Proves To Be a Leeboy
(Just as an aside, if you find Wikipedia page, which I am 90% sure is autobiographical, you'll read that Gary needed a change of scenery, and that's why he was traded to the Flames in 1992. Which suggests that Gary Leeman was the reason the trade named after Doug Gilmour happened)
We'll keep this short, but damaging, because that's what Gary Leeman was to Calgary. Being the centerpiece of a trade that sent one of the finest forwards this organization has known, coupled with being a 50 goal scorer once (to this day, no one has any idea how this happened)
But as you all surely know by now, THINGS DIDN'T EXACTLY WORK OUT.
Gary Leeman played 59 games for the Flames. Over two seasons. Are we understanding this here? He played 29 games over the balance of the 91-92 season after being traded from Toronto, and then the Flames could only stomach another 30 games of Leeman brand suck before shipping him off to Montreal for one time Flames killer Brian Skrudland. A very old Brian Skrudland. Who was welcomed with open arms for not being Gary Leeman.
The numbers for those two season are staggering: 59 GP, 11 G, 23 PTS, and a responsible -6 (people cared about +/- back then, so it counts, okay?)
Meanwhile, in the same two seasons, Doug Gilmour threw on his Leafs jersey for 123 games, scoring 47 goals, 129 ASSISTS (!!!), for 176 points. +45. But Gary Leeman scored 50 goals one time, so he's probably better, eh Riser? I hope you're crying, wherever you are right now.
Gary Leeman's Legends Of Hockey Page (best oxymoron) states that due to dwindling ice time in Calgary (which we can all assume he feels was undeserved, because someone had to think so, right?), that Leeman asked for a trade. Gary Leeman asked for a trade. GARY LEEMAN ASKED FOR A TRADE. Let me tell you something Gary, you weren't the only one asking for you to be traded. You all probably forget, but we held a city wide parade in Calgary when "his" request was finally granted. Harvey the Hound was the marshal. Bearcat Murray did things. It was pretty great.
Gary, unlike most people who wrong the Flames, ultimately got the last laugh though, as the season he was traded to Montreal, he ended up winning a Stanley Cup because Patrick Roy. One of the most undeserved Stanley Cup rings was made that season, and that is an atrocity we can't just up and undo. It's like that time on MASH where Major Burns got sent back home to HEY WHERE ARE YOU ALL GOING?
As mentioned off the top, it seems weird to pen an entire anti-tribute to a guy that, in the long run, is a blip on the radar of all things Flaming C, but like it or not, if you're the punchline on what is the worst trade in HOCKEY HISTORY, you're in for a bit of a hate job if you didn't live up to your end of the bargain. So, Mr. Leeman, if we laugh in those rare instances where we remember who you are, it's not because we're laughing with you, it's because we're done crying. We haven't let bygones be bygones, we're not being the bigger person. Rest assured, we still hate you, we just don't have the energy to do anything other than laugh.
January 10 2013, 02:38PM
I wonder if Gary Leeman even has one fan out there.
Too bad for people named "Gary" and having "man" in their surname who are in pro hockey. Perhaps Bettman competes with Leeman for most hated? Or maybe you recall the infamous Russian Garense Skimanovanski (also known as Gary) who played for the California Golden Seals for 3 games but was run out of town for loud and smelly belching on the ice. Anyone else remember Garense?
January 10 2013, 06:24PM
This topic nearly always puts me in a bad mood. Stupid Doug Risebrough!
January 10 2013, 08:18PM
Risebrough is the poster boy for the Peter Principle...should have never left ice level and put on a tie. More ludicrous than the Leeman trade, is the fact he found future employment after laying that coil of a turd...one wonders why they get more cynical with age.
January 11 2013, 02:10AM
I wonder if Gary Leeman even has one fan out there.
Probably one, since mothers seem to be able to endure all.
January 10 2013, 12:46PM
Great read, I think you've taken your hate to a new level.
I still have nightmares about that trade...
I wonder if Gary Leeman even has one fan out there.
probably the guy who bought season tickets just in time for his 50 goal season. There has to be at least one.
It's like those football victory prediction things, where they print cards with both outcomes and eventually someone gets only winners and then bets a lot of money. Probability demands the right to make idiots of people.
January 10 2013, 04:57PM
Haha, that it does.
January 10 2013, 05:02PM
Also, Im surprised no Rush fans have shown up to protest that gratuitous shot at their band.
January 10 2013, 05:35PM
Also, Im surprised no Rush fans have shown up to protest that gratuitous shot at their band.
I can only assume that loob has no idea about music and loves sweet pop beats that he can "dance to" ;). Rush isn't my favorite band but as a musician I to see a guy who can sing, play bass And keyboard with his feet.... Freaking amazing, not to mention it ain't no bs 4/4 simple stuff either.
Glad to say that I wasn't into hockey at the time Leeman was around (well I didn't keep close tabs on rosters that is)
January 10 2013, 07:49PM
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Rush has won a number of Juno Awards, and was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1994. Over their careers, the members of Rush have been acknowledged as some of the most proficient players on their respective instruments, with each band member winning numerous awards in magazine readers' polls. As a group, Rush possesses 24 gold records and 14 platinum (3 multi-platinum) records.[1] Rush's sales statistics place them third behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones for the most consecutive gold or platinum studio albums by a rock band.[2] Rush also ranks 79th in U.S. album sales, with 25 million units.[3] Although total worldwide album sales are not calculated by any single entity, as of 2004 several industry sources estimated Rush's total worldwide album sales at over 40 million.
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Rush has won a number of Juno Awards, and was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1994. Over their careers, the members of Rush have been acknowledged as some of the most proficient players on their respective instruments, with each band member winning numerous awards in magazine readers' polls. As a group, Rush possesses 24 gold records and 14 platinum (3 multi-platinum) records.[1] Rush's sales statistics place them third behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones for the most consecutive gold or platinum studio albums by a rock band.[2] Rush also ranks 79th in U.S. album sales, with 25 million units.[3] Although total worldwide album sales are not calculated by any single entity, as of 2004 several industry sources estimated Rush's total worldwide album sales at over 40 million.
Rush to me is like the musical equivalent of the Chia Pet...millions sold, but why?
what about being GM of the Blue Jackets?
okay, maybe that job only appears to suck because the guy who does it is terrible. I still get the giggles when I think about that Carter/Johnson trade.
Why wouldn't they move him back to defence when he sucked in Calgary?
@Brent G.
Someone who is useless at forward would likely make a disastrous defenseman. Think Babchuk without the slapshot. I understand that Leeman was a defenseman before he reached the NHL, but he had never played on the blueline at anythig approaching the NHL level. Much like why people are generally not confident about Tanguay's ability to convert to center.


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Nature center, nature trail and dog park. Free admission, cost for some activities.
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This scenic and unique camping area offers nine sites with electrical and water hookups. One dump station is available. A shelter house is also offered. Pets, recreatiional vehicles and campfires are allowed. Maximum length allowed is 30 feet and maximum stay is six days. Open: May 1 thru October 1.
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A 3.6 mile loop trail constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Offers spectacular views of the Big Muddy River, Turkey Bayou, and the Missouri bluffs across the Mississippi River.
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This campground on Kinkaid Lake is open year round. There are 81 permanent sites available for annual rental. There are 20 sites with electricity, water, and sewer, plus 40 tent sites. There is also a snack bar.
This monument honors Elzie Seager, Chester native and creator of beloved cartoon character Popeye the Sailor Man. The Popeye statue stands proudly next to the Chester Bridge.
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One of the largest state-owned and managed sites in Illinois, located 35 miles southeast of St. Louis. The land and water area total more than 20,000 acres of river and bottomland. It contains 36 miles of river.
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The World Shooting & Recreational Complex was designed for shooters, built for recreation. The complex has 120 trap houses stretching 3.5 miles, 2 sporting clays courses, 24 combination trap/skeet fields, and cowboy action shooting. The complex has 7,000 square foot event center, conference rooms, restaurant, gift shop, 1,001 campsites, multiple fishing lakes, and much more!
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The 9-hole White Oak Golf Course at Marissa Recreation Area in Marissa, IL is a semi-private golf course that opened in 1950. White Oak Golf Course at Marissa Recreation Area measures 3400 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 109 and a 33.6 USGA rating. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Riverside Park Band Shell, built in 1938 by the WPA, is one of the largest of its kind in the nation. The scenic location accommodates up to 15,000 visitors for concerts and special events.
The 9-hole "Sparta" course at the Sparta Country Club facility in Sparta, Illinois features 2,981 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35 . The course rating is 32.7 and it has a slope rating of 101 on Bermuda grass. Sparta golf course opened in 1910.
Ride the ferry across the Mighty Mississippi the next time you visit historic St. Genevieve and Randolph County. The ferry travels between St. Genevieve, Missouri and Modoc Illinois, and holds approximately nine vehicles.
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Located within the Kaskaskia River State Fish & Wildlife Area, Baldwin Lake boasts excellent fishing and migratory bird watching for outdoor enthusiasts. A two-lane boat ramp, camping, and picnic facilities are nearby.
Pyramid State Recreation Area consists of heavily forested hills and many lakes and ponds. Total overall acreage is 19,701, making Pyramid the largest State Recreation Area in Illinois. It gets its name from a coal mine that once existed here. Many species of wildlife may be found in the area, including songbirds, deer, squirrels, beavers, rabbits, turkey, bobcat, raccoons, possums, coyotes, weasel, mink, woodchucks and waterfowl. Tent and trailer camping are permitted at designated camping areas only. There are 16.5 miles of foot and horse trails and mountain bike riding. Canoeing is popular because of the rough terrain, and boats with 10-hp motors or less are allowed.
Prehistoric dwellers left their marks on the rock walls. Petroglyphs depict animals, humans, geometric figures, and crosses.
Randolph County Conservation Area
Amid rolling hills and abundant game cover, this area is a hunter's paradise offering quail, deer (archery only), squirrel, dove, and rabbit hunting. Bass and channel catfish are found in its 69-acre lake. Equestrian trails, picnicking, and camping.
The focal point of this park is a monument dedicated to fallen soldiers from WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.
The 9-hole Pyramid Oaks Golf Course is a semi private golf course that opened in 1972. Designed by Steve Spray, Pyramid Oaks Golf Course measures 3100 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 126 and a 34.9 USGA rating. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
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Mudline Lodging Cabin, RV & Campsite Rental in Southern Illinois is one of the closes rentals to Kinkaid Lake and in the heart of Southern Illinois in a quiet country setting. We currently have 1 fully stocked Cabin (Whitetail), 1 Rental RV (Fully stocked) & 1 full hook-up Campsite. Mudline Lodging is the perfect location for your Hunting, Fishing, Family Vacation, Romantic Weekend, or Girls Get-A-Way. We are able to fit your every need.
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The 18-hole Jackson Country Club in Murphysboro, IL is a private golf course that opened in 1923. Designed by David Gill, Jackson Country Club measures 6014 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 124 and a 69 USGA rating. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels.
The 18-hole "Red Hawk" course at the Red Hawk Golf & Grille facility in Tamaroa, Illinois features 5,904 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 67.0 and it has a slope rating of 111 on Bermuda grass. Red Hawk golf course opened in 1932.
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If EJ were in this year's draft, where would Whaley rank him?
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posted Feb 21 2014 4:23PM
Everyone needs a great one and so few NFL franchises have one of that caliber. That's why it was a bit of an anomaly in 2013 when the Buffalo Bills were the lone team to take a quarterback in the first round of the NFL Draft.
The general consensus was that it wasn't the year to need a quarterback, and almost every team held off. Those that waited, in the opinion of many, will be much better rewarded based on the prospects of the top signal callers available in 2014.
Since the Bills were the lone franchise to buck the trend of the popular opinion in 2013, where would their franchise quarterback rate in this year's crop?
That seemed like a good question for the guy that had a hand in drafting him, Buffalo general manager Doug Whaley.
"Oooh. Good question," Whaley said, caught perhaps a tad off-guard while expecting the normal combine banter with the media. "I would have to say he would be talked in the top tier of those guys. Just with his size and athletic ability, you looked at the measurements now, there was only one guy close to his size and that was Blake Bortles at 6-5, and AJ McCarron was over the 6-3, so he's in there. I'm a big proponent that everything equal, you go with the bigger guy."
So there you have it, Bills fans. In the opinion of Whaley, Manuel would be with the top crew of Blake Bortles, Johnny Manziel, Teddy Bridgewater and even perhaps Derek Carr.
Save this quote just in case. If Manuel doesn't end up panning out for the Bills and the GM is forced to draft another quarterback to get over the hump, his final sentence in that quote should be remembered. In Whaley's world, the tie goes to the big guy.
What is Whaley expecting from Manuel in his second go-round?
"I want to see some progression just with his being comfortable in the system and I think you're gonna get that because now he knows what to expect. He knows what to expect in this off-season, he knows what to expect in camp, he knows what to expect in the regular season," the GM replied, before coming out with an intriguing sentence. "And with what coach put around him with the quarterback coach and the offensive assistant, we're giving him every resource to do what he has to do to take that next step to get us where we need to go."
All quotes are open to many different ways of interpretation, and perhaps the effort to give him "every resource" to succeed is essentially saying "we've gotta see something from you this year, kid." Or, maybe it's just a sentence in an answer. Either way, the progress of Manuel will be fascinating and it will not be impeded by a player at his same position in regards to the ninth overall pick.
Whaley said they can do just about anything with the ninth overall selection.
"With the way our roster's set up right now, besides quarterback, we could go with any position," he remarked.
If you were holding on to the slim hope that the Bills would take a signal caller with their first round pick, you can officially saddle up for another year of EJ.
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All Americans should be outraged because China did not allow USS Kitty Hawk into its port. Americans should not buy from China. Americans who buy from China are throwing gasoline into the mouth of a dragon that is awaking from a long, deep sleep. China is fearless.
With money from Americans China is on the move. It is making its presence felt in Asia, Africa and South America. Americans are promoting Communism by trading with China. All China has ever needed to conquer the world is money. When Bill Clinton gave the "Most Favored Nation Status" to China it gave China what it has been waiting for money. Lots of money, billions of dollars.
Americans better prepare to watch China gain control of a good portion of the world. After China conquers Asia, Africa and South America it will turn its eye on the United States. By then the United States will have given most of its wealth to China.
America will be financially weak by then. Our soldiers will be tired from fighting a long battle in Iraq and Afghanistan. It is then that China will make a move to conquer America.
I often wonder what Bill Clinton got from China to give this status to China. Not even our long time friend and ally Great Britain has received this status. To date Americans have given China more than $223 Billion dollars. We should have given this money to our fellow Americans. America is made up of fools.
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The Microstructure of the 'Flash Crash': Flow Toxicity, Liquidity Crashes and the Probability of Informed Trading
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Maureen O'Hara
Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
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The Journal of Portfolio Management, Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 118-128, Winter 2011
The 'flash crash' of May 6th 2010 was the second largest point swing (1,010.14 points) and the biggest one-day point decline (998.5 points) in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. For a few minutes, $1 trillion in market value vanished. In this paper, we argue that the 'flash crash' is the result of the new dynamics at play in the current market structure. We highlight the role played by order toxicity in affecting liquidity provision, and we show that a measure of this toxicity, the Volume-Synchronized Probability of Informed Trading (VPIN)*, captures the increasing toxicity of the order flow in the hours and days prior to collapse. Since the 'flash crash' might have been avoided had liquidity providers remained in the marketplace, a solution is proposed in the form of a 'VPIN contract' which would allow them to dynamically monitor and manage their risks.
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In a morale-boosting display, the Reds outscored the visitors five tries to four to climb off the bottom of the Super Rugby overall standings with just their fourth win of the season.
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The Highlanders did most of the playing in the first half but it was the Reds who did all the scoring, profiting from the errors of their overeager visitors.
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At 21-0 as the teams headed for the changing rooms, the result looked settled, but the Highlanders started the second half with bang.
Sopoaga went over in the corner off Shaun Treeby's pass to spark the revival.
The Reds scrum rumbled over the whitewash – with the try awarded to Schatz – with Harris's conversion leaving the scores at 28-12 but the Highlanders had the bit between their teeth.
Ben Smith's long pass wide put Buckman over and the first penalty of the game, from Hayden Parker after the hour mark, had the Kiwi side back in contention at 28-17.
Harris replied with a three-pointer but Osborne's intercept try from inside his own 22 brought the Highlanders within striking distance.
With full-time looming large, Tanaka leapt over the top of a ruck NFL-style to touch down. Parker's conversion levelled matter as the Brisbane crowd looked on in disbelief.
Genia's 100th appearance for Queensland would end on a happy note though as Schatz powered over next to the posts to end off an attack that spanned 55-metres.
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Tries: Browning, Davies, Shipperley, Schatz 2
Cons: Harris 4, Genia
Pen: Harris
For Highlanders:
Tries: Sopoaga, Buckman, Osborne, Tanaka
Cons: Sopoaga 2, Parker 2
Pen: Parker
Reds: 15 Mike Harris, 14 Dom Shipperley, 13 Ben Tapuai, 12 Anthony Fainga'a, 11 Rod Davies, 10 Ben Lucas, 9 Will Genia, 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Beau Robinson, 6 Curtis Browning, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 Greg Holmes, 2 James Hanson, 1 James Slipper.
Replacements: 16 Andrew Ready, 17 Albert Anae, 18 Sef Faagase, 19 Dave McDuling, 20 Liam Gill, 21 Nick Frisby, 22 Samu Kerevi, 23 Jamie-Jerry Taulagi.
Highlanders: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Richard Buckman, 13 Malakai Fekitoa, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Patrick Osborne, 10 Lima Sopoaga, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Nasi Manu, 7 Shane Christie, 6 Gareth Evans, 5 Joe Wheeler, 4 Jarrad Hoeata, 3 Ma'afu Fia, 2 Liam Coltman, 1 Kane Hames.
Replacements: 16 Ged Robinson, 17 Matias Diaz, 18 Chris King, 19 Tom Franklin, 20 Elliot Dixon, 21 Fumiaki Tanaka, 22 Hayden Parker, 23 Phil Burleigh.
Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Andrew Lees (Australia)
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Rampage Nessa Patent Pump
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Item # 253917
Take any look to new heights with the Rampage Nessa. This must have pump is perfect for the office to dinner with the ladies!
- Patent leather upper
- 4" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: KayJa
Location: Jamaica
September 26, 2013
"I love the colour. I am 9/9.5 so i ordered the 9.5 to be safe. but totally unnecessary, its big. For the price i honestly couldnt expect perfection, however the bottom looks a little cheap and you can slightly see the glue but we'll see if it holds up."
By: Love7777shoes
Location: St.Louis, MO
September 10, 2013
"The shoe looks good on. I am disappointed with the product description on the site it said the shoe was patent leather. Once I got the actual shoe it was labeled all man made upper."
By: chibaby13
Location: North Brunswick, NJ
September 04, 2013
"Slipping my feet into this shoe is like heaven...well going by what I have read about heaven. For the price this shoe is PERFECT! Mind you I hardly use the "P" word but this shoe is it. For a shoeholic like myself I say Bravo Rampage and DSW for bringing this shoe to muah!"
By: RoxanneQ
Location: Louisiana
June 06, 2013
"Love this classic black pump. It was a perfect fit and quite comfortable."
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