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E. RUTHERFORD, N.J. - After having just four goals in five career games against Princton, Big Red senior Rob Pannell finished the game with five goals and four assists as Cornell routed Princeton, 17-11, in the Big City Classic at MetLife Stadium in E. Rutherford, N.J. It is just the second time in the series that both teams have reached double-figures but the result was never really in doubt as the Big Red jumped out to an 8-1 lead midway through the second quarter and withstood a third quarter barage by the Tigers to cap the 17th undefeated Ivy League season in program history.
With the results of this weekend's games, the Ivy League tournament field has been set. The Big Red will play host for the third time in four years as the number one seed and will face number-four Princeton on Friday, May 3 at 8 p.m. Number-two seed Yale will face number-three seed Penn at 5 p.m. The championship game will take place on Sunday, May 5 at 11 a.m. The semifinal games will be available on-line at ESPN3, while the championship game will be televised to a nation-wide audience on ESPNU.
Pannell, a 2013 Tewaraaton nominee finished with a game high nine points, while fellow nominee Steve Mock chipped in four goals and one assist. Connor Buczek also had four goals, while Matt Donovan finished with two goals and one assist. Defender Tom Freshour registered the first two goals of his career.
Freshour also scooped four groundballs and caused two turnovers as part of a stellar defensive unit, which included outstanding games from Jason Noble, Jordan Stevens and longstick defensive midfielder Thomas Keith. Noble had a team-high eight ground balls and went 5-of-7 in the faceoff circle, while Keith had seven groundballs and three caused turnovers.
The solid defense was ably backed by senior goalie AJ Fiore, who made 13 stops, including eight in the decisive first half to pick up the win.
Princeton (8-5, 3-3) was led by Mike MacDonald's four goals and one assist, while Kip Orban chipped in three goals and an assist. Tom Schreiber was held to two goals and one assist.
In goal, Eric Sanschagrin stopped 12 shots in the loss.
Cornell held the slim edge in groundballs (34-31), while the Tigers held the edge in face-offs (17-14).
After ending an extended Princeton offensive possession with a save from Fiore, Pannell got the Big Red on the board when he picked up a ground ball off an errant shot, drove to the cage and beat Sanschagrin up high.
Just over four minutes later, Pannell made it 2-0 with a nearly identical goal. His goal was set up by an outstanding defensive effort when Buczek stripped the ball from Ryan Ambler to give possession back to Cornell.
A Princeton turnover near midfield and a heads-up quick restart from Keith put the Big Red up 3-0 when Keith found a streaking Donovan all alone in front of the goal with 2:14 remaining in the opening quarter.
Princeton opened the second quarter with a two-man up advantage but a big save by Fiore sent the ball back into Cornell's offensive end. The Big Red lost the ball with an offside call and despite killing the man-up chance, MacDonald scored on a great individual effort to put Princeton on the board, 3-1.
Just over two minutes later the Big Red pushed its lead to 5-1 with back-to-back goals just nine second apart. Donovan struck first with a great individual effort of his own and then Tesoriero won the restart and dished off to Pannell, who hit a streaking Freshour in front of the cage for his first career goal at the 11:04 mark.
Cornell wasn't done, scoring three more to extend its streak to five unanswered goals with tallies from Buczek, Mock and Pannell to make it 8-1 with 7:37 to play in the half.
Princeton got consecutive goals for the first time in the contest with a goal by Schreiber followed by a man-up goal from Jake Froccaro to make it an 8-3 contest at the 6:30 mark, but the Big Red answered immediately with Mock and Pannell teaming up for the second time on the day and Cornell took the 9-3 lead into halftime.
The teams traded goals early in the third quarter with a rocket from Buczek followed by a blast from Orban to make it 10-4 with just under 11 minutes gone. Princeton then cut the Big Red's lead to 10-6 half with back-to-back man-up goals from MacDonald with 5:48 on the clock.
Pannell ended the Tigers run with a beautiful shot that grazed right over Sanschagrin's left shoulder, but just over 30 seconds later Orban responded to make it an 11-7 game.
The Big Red won the restart and Freshour picked up the ground ball, streaked up field and scored his second of the game, and career, to restore the five-goal lead to Cornell.
A turnover by the Big Red lead to Princeton's next goal as Jack Strabo found Jeff Froccaro all alone in front of the goal on a broken play to make it 12-8 with just under three minutes remaining in the quarter. Neither team would score again and Cornell went into the final intermission with the four-goal lead.
Cornell opened the fourth quarter with the ball after a Princeton penalty in the final seconds of the third quarter and the Big Red wasted no time with a goal from Buczek, off a pass from Mock to make it 13-8 with 14:52 to play. The teams traded the next four goals before consecutive tallies from Mock pushed the lead to 16-10.
Buczek capped the scoring for Cornell and a late Princeton goal accounted for the 17-11 final.


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My 20-month-old likes to eat dry dog food. He competes with the dog for it. Why does he do this?
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Whatever the reason is that your toddler is eating dog food, it's not a good idea for him to continue doing it. Aside from the fact that dog food isn't nutritionally sound for humans and dog dishes aren't especially sanitary, the small, dry pieces could pose a choking hazard. And dogs are often very territorial over their food. Even a gentle dog can turn on a child who is playing with its food. Dog food dishes should always be off limits to kids to help avoid bites.
Only put enough food in your dog's dish for that meal, and then pick the dish up after the dog is done. Make sure your child knows to stay away from the dish, and not to bother the dog while he is eating. Encourage your toddler to try other finger foods that are better suited to humans, like cereal or crackers.
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Washington, D.C.- The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) today announced $11.7 million in funding to combat methamphetamine. This funding will support a variety of enforcement, training, child endangerment, and methamphetamine laboratory clean up activities. Grants are being awarded to 57 law enforcement agencies nationwide.
Of the 57 grants being awarded, 44 will go to agencies that serve small and rural communities and lack the resources to adequately respond to their methamphetamine problem. Nine grants were awarded to agencies to assist in the continuation of already successful methamphetamine-related prevention and enforcement programs. Four grants were awarded to agencies to establish model programs that address child endangerment issues related to methamphetamine production and use.
"The safety threats and destructive potential posed by methamphetamine extend far beyond the users," said COPS Director Carl R. Peed. "This drug places entire communities at risk, and we are committed to strengthening the capacity of state and local law enforcement to fight the spread of methamphetamine."
Earlier in 2002, COPS provided $4.4 million to the Drug Enforcement Administration to assist with methamphetamine laboratory enforcement training for state and local law enforcement officers, to improve a national methamphetamine laboratory tracking database, and to assist state and local law enforcement with activities related to clean up of methamphetamine lab sites. Additionally, $1.5 million was provided to the Western Regional Training Center in California to continue providing methamphetamine-related training to state and local law enforcement officers from 13 western states.
Methamphetamine, which is commonly referred to as "meth" or "crank", represents the fastest growing drug threat in America. Primarily a drug that was concentrated in southwestern states, it has spread rapidly to other regions in the nation. It is highly explosive during the manufacturing process, creates hazardous waste, and poses a significant danger to the environment and members of the community.
Since 1995, COPS has invested $9.6 billion to advance community policing, including grants awarded to 12,800 state and local law enforcement agencies. Of this amount, COPS has dedicated $223.5 million to combat the spread of methamphetamine. For additional information about COPS methamphetamine grant programs and to obtain the list of local law enforcement agencies that received grants, visit COPS website at www.cops.usdoj.gov.


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Water Birth
A water birth is exactly what it sounds like, giving birth to your baby underwater. For some of the same reasons you might soak in a warm bath after a hard day, you might be interested in laboring in a warm bath. Warm water decreases your hormone levels, blood pressure, the amount of pain you feel, and adrenalin, the "fight or flight" hormone responsible for making your stress level skyrocket and your blood pressure rise, all while increasing endorphin production, which inhibits pain. Since your perception of pain is influenced by your anxiety level, the amount of pain you experience while bathing also ebbs. You can imagine why that might be appealing while giving birth.
But there are other reasons having your baby underwater might make sense for you. A lot of the discomfort associated with labor is caused not by your baby's movement within you, but by the pressure gravity puts on your skeleton, abdomen, and breasts. Water eliminates the power that gravity has over your body and allows many positions to be much more comfortable. Water can also work on your body parts to make them more cooperative. It encourages your cervix to dilate and makes your perineum more elastic, which means that it's less likely to tear. If it does tear, it's less likely that the tear will require a great number of stitches or an episiotomy. The warm water (between 90 and 101 degrees) can also make your contractions more efficient by increasing the blood supply to your uterus.
The humidity and moistness of the air coming off the water can ease your breathing. With your breathing eased, the pressures on your body lessened, your stress level lowered, and your pain decreased, you can expend all your energy laboring. Water births have been associated with faster delivery and less blood loss, though evidence supporting these claims, like most claims about water birth, is more anecdotal than scientific at this point.
Many people believe that water delivery is easier on babies as well. Water equalizes the pressure on your baby, allowing optimal blood and oxygen flow during birth, and it has been credited with correcting minor malpresentations, like a misaligned head. Water is also said to be a gentle introduction for your baby to the world outside your womb. Most midwives and doulas can help you prepare for a water birth at home or at a birthing center, and most newer hospital units have birth tubs available that you can climb into at will. Waterproof fetal monitors are even available so that you can enjoy the benefits of both our technological age and this age-old method of pain relief. If you are going to use water as an alternative to an epidural, wait until you are dilated by at least five centimeters and in transition (when you need the most pain relief), and climb in.
If progress slows, get out and move around to stimulate labor or try different positions like kneeling, squatting, sitting, and lying outstretched. You may want to get out of the water again to deliver, or you may want to stay until after birth. Your baby does not take their first breath until their face comes in direct contact with the air, so as long as you bring your baby out of the water as soon as they are born, they may enjoy the quick swim to the surface.


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Titanic Clearing Southampton, SI Negative #34,460
Since the ocean liner Titanic sank on its maiden or first voyage, there are very few original pictures of the ship in existence. Most of the photographs that do exist were taken in the Harland and Wolff Shipyard in Belfast, Ireland, while the ship was under construction. There is one that shows the new ocean liner entering the port of Southampton, England with the help of tugboats, several weeks before the ship was to take on passengers. There are also a few taken of the huge new ship as it cleared that port on its maiden voyage on 10 April 1912 with a full load of passengers. The Smithsonian owns one of the last of these photographs, showing the starboard or right side of the ship against the wharf. The wave at the bow of the vessel indicates that it is already picking up speed, as it readies for the open ocean.
Carpathia, the ship that rescued the Titanic survivors
Both the British and the Americans held formal inquiries and hearings on the Titanic loss. The investigations revealed that although several vessels heard Titanic's distress call and one was closer even than Carpathia when the call went out, only Carpathia responded in time to rescue survivors. As a result, Carpathia saved more than 700 Titanic passengers. The ships that returned to the area of the wreck site later only found bodies and debris from the Titanic that had floated up from the depths.
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Carpathia Switch Lever
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- This switch lever was part of RMS Carpathia's wireless radio apparatus; most likely it was a manual breaker for the antenna connection to the radio. It would have been opened in storms to prevent lightning from striking the radio itself. It was damaged during the rescue of Titanic's passengers, and the next time the ship was in Boston, Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company employee Harry Cheetham went aboard Carpathia to service the wireless. At the time, shipboard radios belonged to the radio company, not the shipping lines.
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- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1911
- maker
- Marconi
- Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd.
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- catalog number
- 309910
- accession number
- 110988
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The heartbeat of any neighborhood can be measured at its houses of worship.
But without people who nurture, teach and reach out to others in Christian love, it's nothing more than bricks, mortar, paint and lumber.
That never escapes the St. Paul AME Church family, which will honor 15 of its spiritual mothers and fathers, collectively know as the Classics, for their contributions to the local community this weekend.
Billed as an extravaganza showcase, the special recognition is 5 p.m. Saturday, at the church, 133 Pleasant St.
"How often should I water?" is perhaps the most frequently asked question by those who enjoy indoor potted plants.
But there is no pat answer to the question. "Water it as much as it needs to grow" isn't the right reply.
Variables such as plant type, plant age, growth stage, season, location, type and size of pot, soil mix characteristics, weather and placement have to be considered.
According to the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service, the main cause of death of potted plants is over-watering.
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For 10 months out of the year, the Lancaster County of Garden Clubs selects a Yard of the Month. In July each year, that focus shifts to vegetable gardens in Lancaster County.
Peggy Little of The Lancaster Garden Club awarded the July Garden of the Month designation to John Troutman at 1904 Tara Trail, Lancaster.
The teacher who had a special love for reading now has a special place in her honor at the school she loved.
In May, members of the late Kathy Emory's family, colleagues and friends dedicated the Miss Kathy Emory Outdoor Reading Classroom at McDonald Green Elementary School.
Emory died Dec. 24, 2010, after battling colon cancer for more than two years. She was 52.
Emory served on the McDonald Green staff for more than 30 years as a fourth grade teacher and media specialist.
Mosquitoes have been around for thousands, maybe millions, of years.
And these winged blood suckers have no intention of taking off this summer.
With the pop-up thunderstorm season now in full swing, it doesn't take much to create a mosquito nuisance, said Sue Ferguson, an environmental health manager for S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control.
That's where a little routine yard sprucing-up comes in.
Nine years ago, when Ronnie and Crystal Carnes bought their home at 1228 Kent Drive, the contractor made them an offer they couldn't refuse. The price of the new home was reduced if they agreed to do all the landscaping themselves.
Having a special knack for landscaping, Ronnie welcomed and accepted the deal.
Now, by reading do-it-yourself magazines, driving through neighborhoods and picking up a few tips from previous Yard of the Month recipients, he has created quite a showplace at their home.
In the late 1700s, there were no neighborhood grocery stores for food or seasonings or pharmacies for medicines in the Waxhaws.
Self-sufficiency was a critical element of survival for the Scots-Irish settlers who were carving a way of life out of the wilderness.
That meant most families had a kitchen garden close to the house, where vegetables, fruit and herbs were grown.
Almost every day this time of year, a local meteorologist will emphasize the Air Quality Index (AQI) as part of the upcoming weather forecast, but few know what it means.
The Air Quality Index is the system used to warn the public when air pollution reaches dangerous levels. It tracks ozone (smog) and particle pollution (tiny particles from ash, vehicle exhaust, soil dust, pollen and other air pollutants).
Growing up, Stuart Graham attended Van Wyck Presbyterian Church with his family.
Just two doors down from there stood a bright yellow home known throughout the tight knit community as the old Hyatt house.
At the time, Graham never realized the keys to the 1898 Victorian-style home at 5154 Old Hickory Road would one day be in his pocket.
Graham had always admired the house and was excited to learn in 2003 it was to be sold at an auction.
When Grace and Clyde Steele moved into their home at 1206 Trailstream Drive nine years ago, the 3-acre lot was filled with trees, leaving little space for sunshine to touch the ground. That's the way her daughter, Cindy McDonald, liked it. Cindy previously lived in this home with her husband, Jimmy, and their children. After her family moved to Myrtle Beach, the house stood empty for about six years.
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|Date Added: Wednesday 13 August, 2014
Exactly what we thought we were getting. Great clock. Great price. We purchased it for our box in California called Crossfit Direction. We use it several times a day and it's still holding up. Purchased a year ago!
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|Date Added: Wednesday 30 January, 2013
Nice clock. Looks good and woks good. Professional looking equipment.Gives my home gym the look of a commercial gym.Thanks
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|Date Added: Sunday 30 December, 2012
Bought it for our home Crossfit gym and it works great. My only "complaint" is that the volume is not adjustble and our garage space is small. It was obviously designed for the big box gym. But, we are getting used to the loudness of the tones. I recommend it!
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|Date Added: Friday 28 December, 2012
I bought this for my home gym and it is great! My brother owns Crossfit Redefined in Spring, TX and has this same clock. It is easy to program and extremely loud. I would recommend for any gym or garage.
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|Date Added: Monday 29 October, 2012
Easy to use and comes with many timer options. For example, fight gone bad, tabata, count up, count down. The noise is pretty loud for a home gym/garage but would work well for a box.
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|Date Added: Monday 03 September, 2012
This timer is a must have if you are serious about timing your workouts! The beeping alert is loud enough and the clock is visible from a great distance.


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The first of my announcements is last week's best "Street Talking Fool", the best use of the slang word in the comments. This weeks best jive talker/winner is:
"Yo,yo,yo...why you be dissin' me like that? What, you don't think this booger hangin' out my grill is fly enough for ya?"
Because anything with the word booger is just down right street talking hardcore.
So what does the Nanny get? Well the Hussy has been hard at work making a badge for this prestigious award. One that you all could be proud to display on your blogs:So now it is time to get back to Hussy business.
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For the homebrewer, there are two main options for storing beer: [[bottles]] and [[kegs]].
For the homebrewer, there are two main options for storing beer: [[bottles]] and [[kegs]].
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For the homebrewer, there are two main options for storing beer: bottles and kegs.
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A typical five gallon batch of beer will yield approximately fifty 12oz bottles, forty 16oz bottles, or twenty-five 750mL bottles.
The equipment needed to bottle beer includes: A capper (either a wing capper or a bench capper), a bottling wand for easy filling of bottles, a siphon or a bucket with a spigot, a 4 or 5 foot length of tubing, bottles and bottle caps.
Pry-off bottles are preferred to twist-off bottles. Twist-off bottles are hard to cap, especially with a wing capper, and may not hold their seal.
Brown bottles are preferred to green or clear bottles. Brown bottles protect the beer from light exposure which results in "skunky" flavor and aroma.
Many homebrewers obtain their bottles by saving their commercial beer bottles after drinking.
The biggest advantage to bottling is that it requires very little special equipment, making it a cheap and easy way to store your beer, especially for new homebrewers.
Bottles are easy to give away as presents or take to a party, and all homebrew competitions require entries to be bottled.
Homebrewers who keg their beer will often bottle some "big" beers, such as Barley Wines and Russian Imperial Stouts. These big beers benefit from extended aging and bottling is a convenient method of storing and serving that doesn't use up a keg tap for extended periods of time.
Bottling is more time consuming than kegging. A typical homebrewer will take 2 to 3 hours to bottle 5 gallons of beer. Much of this time is spent cleaning and sanitizing the bottles.
A second disadvantage of bottling is less direct control over carbonation. Some batches may end up not carbonated enough or be over carbonated. Bottles typically take between 1 and 3 weeks to reach peak carbonation, though this time may be longer in some cases.
If a batch is highly overcarbonated the pressure inside the bottle may be enough to crack or even break the bottle (a situation known as "bottle bombs").
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One five gallon batch yields one five gallon keg.
- Cleaning
- Sanitizing one keg is quick and easy.
- Filling
- Filling a keg is as simple as racking from your fermenter and sealing the keg.
- Force Carbonation
- Instead of using priming sugar, you can force carbonate (with C02) which can speed along the beer towards being ready to drink.
- Consistency
- The entire batch will have consistent flavor and carbonation.
- Cost
- The initial costs of kegging equipment are high.
- Portability
- Kegs are more difficult to move from place to place than bottles.
- Storage
- Kegs can be stored warm, but the entire keg should be chilled in order to serve, which usually requires more room (than bottles) and a seperate refrigerator.
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A cask is a vessel that is used to condition the ale and to serve from. After primary fermentation the ale is racked to the casks, primed and bunged. CO2 is not used for carbonation or serving, the ale is pulled from the cask by a beer engine; this results in low carbonation levels. Depending on the region of the UK, sometimes sparklers are fitted to the beer engine to release the CO2 from the ale and create a foamy head. Cask conditioned beer is referred to as Real Ale.
Originally casks were wooden, but for reasons of cost and durability they were mainly replaced by stainless steel casks. Plastic casks are now also becoming more common.
Homebrewers not wishing to use casks but wanting to replicate cask conditioned "Real Ale" can achieve similar results with kegs by reducing the amount of primer to suit the style, and using a standard beer tap with a low CO2 serving pressure. A problem with doing this can be trub settling in the kegs and affecting the clarity of the served beer. This can be partially rectified by the addition of finings and making sure the keg is not disturbed for several days before and during serving. Cutting an inch or so off the end of the dip tube may also help.


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It seems like everyone we talk to has some tale of woe about Jared Plunk. He was cheating on his wife. He broke up with his girlfriend.
And now we find out that Sonya Davis, who lost her role as keynote speaker to Jared Plunk, blames him for her sister-in-law's death.
In today's update, Case Detectives can see our interview with Sonya Davis, plus a follow-up conversation with conference organizer Max Snyder, who said he remembered something we should know.
Case Officers can review our interview with the victim's wife, Alison, and the inventory of evidence collected at the crime scene.
Coming up this week, we'll follow up on the death of Sonya's sister-in-law, talk to a conference attendee who started an Elvis-based religion, and more.
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Wales will be under mounting pressure to avoid a sixth successive defeat as they chase a first-ever win over New Zealand on Saturday.
Wales will be under mounting pressure to avoid a sixth successive defeat as they chase a first-ever win over New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
The hosts have suffered five Test losses on the bounce going into this clash, while the world champions are on a 19-game unbeaten run and looking to defend a 24-match winning sequence against their hosts that stretches back almost 60 years.
Over the course of the past fortnight Wales have been unrecognisable from the team that reached the World Cup semi-finals and then secured a Six Nations Grand Slam. Indeed, the highs of the Rugby World Cup and the Six Nations seem a distant memory.
Gone is the dazzling back play that has so often characterized Wales teams down the years, whilst the pack made no impression against Argentina and Samoa as they were dominated at the breakdown in both matches.
Another loss will not only be the Dragons' worst form slump since the 2002-03 season, when current All Blacks boss Steve Hansen coached Wales, but could also possibly relegate them outside the world's top eight nations in the IRB world rankings.
That would mean the Welsh being third seeds when the pool draw for the 2015 World Cup is made on December 3.
And after Saturday's hit-out, it doesn't get any easier for Wales with Australia looming over the horizon which could see the Wallabies complete an end-of-year whitewash for the hosts.
However, the return of Warren Gatland could be the tonic needed for Wales to redeem themselves in what is proving to be a chastening month of November internationals. Away on preparatory British and Irish Lions business for next year's tour Down Under while losses to Argentina and Samoa unfolded, Gatland is back in the hot seat this week tasked with transforming Wales' wilting fortunes.
"We've let ourselves down," he said.
"I'm not going to be here forever and part of my role is to develop the playing and coaching staff. I've no regrets (about the Lions job). We've had a little dip and we need to get back on the horse.
"It is not a physical issue, we need to up the tempo and face the challenge. It is just about getting the head right."
"A lot of the guys have had a bit of abuse on Twitter and it's about how you deal with that," added Gatland.
"It's been quite personal for some of them. It's about dealing with a crisis for the first time. These are young men going through a challenging time and adversity will make them stronger. This has been the first time many of them have been under this kind of pressure."
Hansen, meanwhile, believes the flak that has flown Wales' way during their dismal Test series will galvanise them on Saturday.
Gatland's opposite number is completely on guard for the threat Wales could pose, especially after they have been so widely written-off.
"I don't have too much sympathy for them – I am in the opposition camp these days!" he said.
"But what it does do is I know it will make them tighter. Invariably, when they get criticised, they get tighter. It will make them more dangerous, I think."
Perhaps. But whilst Wales have been suffering badly since their southern hemisphere excursion earlier this year, the All Blacks have gone from strength to strength – although the length of involvement must be starting to tell on bodies now.
Wales would need to have a significant uplift in performance levels to seriously test the All Blacks while the visitors have the goal of a finishing 2012 unbeaten.
New Zealand, however, suffered a potential injury setback involving fly-half superstar Dan Carter who pulled up in training with a leg twinge. A decision on his fitness is expected to be made when the All Blacks conduct their final pre-match training run at the Millennium Stadium. If 93 time-capped Carter is ruled out, then Aaron Cruden would be favourite to replace him.
Ones to watch:
For Wales: Scarlets midfield powerhouse Jonathan Davies has recovered from a groin problem to make his first appearance of the November series on Saturday, replacing Ashley Beck. His attacking threat was sorely missed as toothless Wales managed just one interception try and one linebreak from the two games. Greater creativity will be needed if the Six Nations champions are to have any hope of taking the game to the world champions and the return of Davies is a major boost.
For New Zealand: An unsung contributor to the side has been blindside flanker Liam Messam. He started the season wanting to be a consistent performer for the All Blacks and he has clearly achieved that goal. After leap-frogging Adam Thomson and Victor Vito, Messam has once again been retained in New Zealand's back row for perhaps the biggest start of his career and maybe a chance to finally claim a more permanent role. And the Chiefs co-captain will be looking to repay Hansen's faith with a stellar outing. He has been dumped plenty of times, most cruelly before last year's Rugby World Cup, but now has been given the opportunity to make the number six jersey his own.
Head to head: Jamie Roberts v Ma'a Nonu: Two world class centres face-off in this mouth-watering midfield battle. Both number 12's are often used as battering rams for their respective teams, but the Welsh will be relying on Roberts – 1.93m tall and 110 kilograms – to inspire their stagnant attack and bring Wales' back three into the game… easier said than done with Ma'a Nonu breathing down his neck.
Recent results:
2010: New Zealand won 37-25, Cardiff
2010: New Zealand won 29-10, Hamilton
2010: New Zealand won 42-9, Dunedin
2009: New Zealand won 19-12, Cardiff
2008: New Zealand won 29-9, Cardiff
2006: New Zealand won 45-10, Cardiff
2005: New Zealand won 41-3, Cardiff
2004: New Zealand won 26-25, Cardiff
2003: New Zealand won 53-37, Sydney
2003: New Zealand won 55-3, Hamilton
Prediction: Humiliation awaits against the All Blacks unless an out-of-sorts Wales can summon up a monumental recovery. And even with Gatland back at the helm, one feels he faces a Herculean task attempting to turn things around. New Zealand by 15!
The teams:
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 Liam Williams, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton (c), 6 Ryan Jones, 5 Luke Charteris, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Aaron Jarvis, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Gethin Jenkins, 18 Scott Andrews, 19 Aaron Shingler, 20 Justin Tipuric, 21 Tavis Knoyle, 22 James Hook, 23 Scott Williams.
New Zealand: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Conrad Smith, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Kieran Read, 7 Richie McCaw (c), 6 Liam Messam, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Andrew Hore, 1 Tony Woodcock. Replacements: 16


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