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Instigator Podcast #25: Petulance Defined
Since everyone else is talking about that shitshow press conference, we might as well cover it. Yours truly and Chris from Two In the Box sat down, had a beer, and talked about what a mess we're all in.
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Overreactions, 45/48 Edition: Sabres lose, tee times await
You could say the Sabres went down swinging. You could say that, but you'd be wrong. It was worse than that.
With their flickering playoff hopes in the balance, and the 8th place New York Rangers coming into First Niagara Center, there was little doubt. Buffalo gave up six straight goals en route to a hope-extinguishing 8-4 loss.
"It's unexplainable, unexcusable," said Sabres defenseman Christian Ehrhoff. "That's just the way our season went. Just like it did tonight."
The Sabres held the Rangers in check for the first 18:42 of the opening period, but a Carl Hagelin goal opened the floodgates. Brad Richards would score 57 seconds later, and Ryan Miller would have one of the worst fuck-ups of his career, handing the puck to Ryane Clowe who made it 3-0 with less than four seconds left in the period.
"That's one of the worst plays I've made while I've been here," said Miller. "Just shitty timing."
New York scored early in the second, with Anton Stralman and Brad Richards extending the lead, as the Rangers opened up a 5-0 lead in a span of 2:58 of play. Rick Nash made it 6-0 before Buffalo finally found the board.
Cody Hodgson, Nathan Gerbe, Drew Stafford and Mark Pysyk, with the first of his NHL career, scored for the Sabres, who are now officially relegated to watching the postseason.
Miller was pulled after the fourth Rangers goal, giving up four goals on 14 shots. Jhonas Enroth didn't fare much better, stopping 11 shots and allowing four goals as well. Ryan Callahan also scored for New York, and Brad Richards finished the hat trick midway through the third period.
Thanks to the shitshow in Boston this week, the NHL postponed what would've been a trip to Pittsburgh to play the Pens tomorrow. Now, the Sabres are off until Monday. Time to let it sink in.
- Glad to see the media piling on game presentation for not referencing the fact the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings was caught. Could've been an emotional moment, huge missed opportunity. The crowd has been awful all season, and in a do-or-die game, they were even worse tonight. Everyone in that department deserves a pink slip based on performance alone. Letting this shit continue is just accepting below-average results.
- John Scott played 11:00 tonight. The man has not scored a goal since November of 2009. What did I just say about accepting below-average results again?
- Ron Rolston got fiery in his postgame press conference when an unnamed Buffalo News reporter who may or may not drive a white van offered some weak questions. Few media in the room desired to break it up. Can only speak for myself, but it was enjoyable. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 41/48 Edition: The wheels are officially off
If Tuesday's loss wasn't all you needed to write off the season, the Buffalo Sabres wanted to make up your mind tonight. And they did, in emphatic fashion.
With a split crowd thanks to legions of visiting fans in First Niagara Center, there was no home ice advantage, and the home team got crushed by the Montreal Canadiens in a 5-1 loss.
"That was an embarrassing loss," said Sabres forward Cody Hodgson. "They played a lot better than we did and we, collectively as a group, didn't match it."
Buffalo got outplayed for the duration of the game, getting outshot 42-15, and after Rene Bourque opened the scoring 6:43 into the opening period, the outcome was never in doubt. Montreal would take a 2-0 lead on an Alex Galchenyuk goal moments later, and added two more in the second period.
Ryan Miller ended up getting pulled after 40 minutes, surrendering four goals on 32 shots. Jhonas Enroth would stop 9 of 10 he faced in the third.
Rookie Brian Flynn scored the only goal for Buffalo, his fifth of the season, while the team was shorthanded in the third. Montreal's star defenseman P.K. Subban added a powerplay goal late to extend the final margin.
The Canadiens clinched a playoff berth with the win, while the Sabres are for all intents and purposes dunzo. The only race they're in now is to the bottom.
- The Sabres got assessed a bench minor for abuse of officials near the end of the game. I don't know if anyone asked what happened, but I at least appreciate the passion. That's something.
- Steve Ott can't get praised enough for what he does. He does everything he can to win. He's got the right attitude and mindset, and if you look at the numbers, he does back it up. Seeing him in the locker room, full equipment still on, bruised and bloodied… as a fan, you can't ask for more.
- As much as the team on the ice needs fixing, they got enough work to do off ice as well. Such a miserable place to see a game.
- Really taking a liking to Brian Flynn, which I've stated in here before, but I'll reiterate it whenever I feel the need. I could handle a Flynn-Porter-somebody fourth line next year. He's gonna need some time to develop, but the tools are there. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 35/48 Edition: Sabres lose again, should trade everyone
The day started with a blueliner leaving the building, and it ended with the defense nowhere to be found.
In another episode of "This Team Is Not Good This Year," the Buffalo Sabres blew leads of 2-0 and 3-1 en route to a 4-3 shootout loss to a Washington team they never trailed for a minute of the 65 played on the night.
Buffalo jumped out to an early lead on Christian Ehrhoff's fourth of the season just three minutes into the game. Ville Leino would register his first of the season just 1:19 into the second to stretch the margin to two, before Washington star Alexander Ovechkin cut it in half just over a minute later.
Leino would add another midway through the second. And it was all down hill from there, starting with Troy Brouwer's shorthanded goal early in the third period with American hero John Carlson in the box for the Caps.
"It's disappointing," said Leino. "That is a big goal to give up and after that they were fired up and wanted to win the game and that's just things that shouldn't happen."
Mike Green would tie the game in the final minute with the extra attacker, and took the game in the shootout on goals by Matt Hendricks and the aforementioned Ovechkin.
Jhonas Enroth, despite stopping no shots in the shootout, was sensational for much of the 65 minutes before that, stopping 35 shots.
"No excuses for it," said Ehrhoff. "We're up 3-1 and put this game away and… we didn't."
- Drew Stafford, without being on the scoresheet, played a hell of a game. One of his best efforts in recent memory. Showed a lot of hustle and created some good opportunities. Maybe he knew the scouts were watching, but I had to get him a vote for three stars. He deserved it.
- You guys in game presentation can be done with the drumline anytime. You're missing the point.
- Enroth has been stringing together some nice starts. While the wins aren't piling up, it's usually not due to poor goaltending. With a baker's dozen of games left in the season, he should be getting a fair share, at least four or five of them. But that's not considering what might happen by Wednesday. Read the rest of this entry
Sabres trade Jordan Leopold to St. Louis
Only days away from the NHL trade deadline, the first domino has fallen at First Niagara Center.
Just hours before the Buffalo Sabres would drop the puck against Washington, the team announced they had traded defenseman Jordan Leopold to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for their 2nd round pick in the 2013 NHL Draft, as well as a conditional 5th round pick in 2013.
The conditional pick is contingent on the Blues' postseason success, as it is upgraded to a 4th round pick should St. Louis advance past the first round of the playoffs.
Leopold is in the last year of his three-year contract he signed with the Sabres as an unrestricted free agent in 2010. He registered 67 points in 174 games with Buffalo, and his 25 goals in Buffalo rank 18th among defensemen in franchise history.
"The first couple deals set the market," [Blues GM Doug] Armstrong said on a conference call Saturday afternoon. "Pittsburgh set the market for defensemen when Murray went for a second [round pick] and I think a third that goes to a second based on a certain number of things…
"[Sabres GM] Darcy [Regier] might have been able to hold and see if the market goes up, but with that you're always in the risk of an injury and getting nothing for the player. Everybody has to weigh the proper time for their team, and I know it was the proper time for us."
Overreactions, 31/48 Edition: Wait, I thought this team was bad?
Sabres forward Steve Ott did score the game deciding goal, but he did a better job summing up the night in the locker room after the game.
"That's fun," said Ott.
Buffalo came back from an early 2-0 deficit to tie the game at three before the end of the second and held on in the third to get the game to overtime before they eventually downed the Toronto Maple Leafs with a 5-4 shootout win in front of 19,070 raucous fans, in both teams' colors, at First Niagara Center.
"Honestly that's easy energy you can take from the crowd," added Ott.
The game got off to a wild start as Buffalo John Scott dropped the gloves with Toronto's Fraser McLaren as Leafs tough guy Colton Orr tried picking a fight with Sabres pest Patrick Kaleta. Orr was booted from the game and Buffalo started off with a four minute powerplay which they failed to capitalize on.
Toronto would open up the scoring with two goals 1:16 apart just minutes later, beating Ryan Miller twice on five shots in the opening period. Tyler Ennis scored late in the period to cut the deficit to one.
The physical play continued to escalate throughout the game, and Toronto regained their two-goal lead on Mikhail Grabovski goal about nine minutes in. Buffalo would storm back on goals 0:45 apart by Marcus Foligno and Jason Pominville to tie the game, and then take the lead early in the third on a Christian Ehrhoff powerplay goal.
Leafs leading scorer Nazem Kadri would tie the game six minutes later, and except for a lot of hitting, the game was unresolved through 65 minutes of play.
"It was nasty and chippy and that's the way it should be," said Foligno.
Drew Stafford tallied in round 2 of the skills competition and Ott would score the shootout winner as Miller stopped 5 of 6 Leafs shooters, complementing his 30 saves through regulation and overtime.
Buffalo, with the win, sits just four points out of 8th place with 17 games remaining. Just when you thought they were out, they suck you right back in.
- John Scott, as much as he gets bashed, may have had his most effective game as a Sabre in 3:02 of ice time. He was able to bait Leafs forward Phil Kessel into a coincidental minor, which is a trade you take any day. And he had some fun after the game.
- Marcus Foligno always seems to step his game up when they play Toronto. Not just on the scoresheet (has six points in six career games) but as a physical presence. Makes you wish they played the Leafs more often.
- The drumline in the arena looks dumber and dumber each game. Yes, having someone lead chants is great until they stop, and then everyone else does. You're creating sheep instead of putting the onus on the fans to make their own noise. Band-aid over a bullet wound. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 29/48 Edition: Loss with a Capital "L"
At least the whole country got a taste of this mess.
In a battle of two struggling teams trying to maintain any semblance of playoff hopes, it was the Capitals who walked away with two points and the Sabres walking away with a 5-3 loss in our glorious global superpower nation's capital.
Searching for another strong start, Buffalo was able to keep the Capitals off the scoreboard for a respectable 19 seconds, as legendary hockey GM Mike Milbury's favorite player, Alex Ovechkin opened the scoring. That was actually the high point of the first period, which was an overall craptacular period of hockey.
Buffalo would tie it just 12 seconds into the second period, as Cody Hodgson scored his 11th of the year. Washington came back with three straight before Brian Flynn scored his third to make it 4-2 after two.
Hodgson would add another in the third to cut the deficit to one before Washington's Mathieu Perrault added an insurance marker for the Caps, who jump the Sabres in the Eastern Conference standings. The Sabres now sit in 14th, while the Caps move up to 13th.
Ryan Miller made 20 saves for Buffalo.
- Mark Pysyk looked pretty solid in his NHL debut. Really came out calm and make some smart plays in the first. He looked bad on the fifth goal, but that was really his only hiccup in 14:55 of TOI.
- The game Steve Ott played tonight is the game you really want out of him when he's not scoring. He was a pest all night, drew a couple penalties and really was all up in Washington's shit. He didn't get on the scoresheet, but he was effective.
- Personally, I would've gone with Jhonas Enroth in goal tonight. His last performance merited another start. This was the best situation you could ask for. Don't know when he gets in again. Maybe on the Florida road trip? Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 28/48 Edition: Sabres lose in Sabres fashion to Sens
The Buffalo Sabres played one of their best first periods of the season on Saturday.
Their opponent had limited quality scoring opportunities and good work in the offensive zone gave them a solid 2-0 lead after 20 minutes. But this is the 2012-2013 Buffalo Sabres.
Ottawa stormed back in the second period with three goals, and scored the winner in overtime as they defeated Buffalo by a score of 4-3. Kyle Turris won it with the Senators enjoying the extra man thanks to a Christian Ehrhoff penalty halfway through the extra period.
The Sabres salvaged a point thanks to a third period equalizer by Drew Stafford, who scored his second of the game with approximately eight minutes left. It was his second of the game, doubling his season goal total.
"We gave them a point tonight," said defenseman Mike Weber, who tallied his first goal of the season. "It's extremely upsetting. I don't know what else to say."
Goals by Patrick Wiercioch, Chris Phillips and Kyle Turris turned the game around for Ottawa, who outshot the Sabres 15-9 in the second. Buffalo, by virtue of the point earned in overtime, temporarily moved into 12th place in the East.
Ryan Miller stopped 30 shots in the loss.
"We've got to put together a hell of a stretch here just to have a chance to get in the playoffs. To go to sleep there for 20, it's extremely disappointing," said Weber.
- Ville Leino looked really good in his season debut. He picked up an assist on the Weber goal, and was in position to get a piece of it on its way through. It's hard to gauge how his absence has effected the team. As much as he draws the ire of many, the team is better with him than without him.
- Not sure I'd have called it "interference," but Christian Ehrhoff definitely earned that penalty in overtime.
- Hopefully, Drew Stafford gained some confidence with his two goals. He earned them how he should be earning them regularly: going to the front of the net and getting pucks on goal. If anyone could use a little hot streak, it's him. Read the rest of this entry
Sabres deal T.J. Brennan to Florida
There had been discussion arguments on twitter about the roster moves the Sabres would have to make before Saturday afternoon's game against Ottawa. Forwards Ville Leino and Tyler Ennis were ready to come back from injury, and the Sabres needed to make room for them in the 23.
First thing they did was send Mikhail Grigorenko back to Quebec, his junior team in the QMJHL. Then, Darcy Regier got his trade shoes on.
Defenseman T.J. Brennan, who's struggled to get in the lineup all season, was dealt to the Florida Panthers in exchange for New Jersey's 5th round pick in the 2013 NHL Draft.
Brennan, 23, had played in just 10 games with the Sabres this season, registering a goal in a loss to Carolina on March 5. He registered just one goal in 11 NHL games last season well, when he scored his first NHL goal in his first NHL game against Boston on Thanksgiving Eve 2011.
The offensive production expected of him never consistently materialized at the NHL level. He had been tearing it up in the AHL, with 14 goals and 35 points in 36 games this season before the lockout ended and he was forced to be recalled to the NHL due to his contract. While other players were safely waived and reassigned, Brennan, who was the Amerks' leading scorer and one of the top scoring defenseman in the AHL, had no chance of clearing despite not being able to crack the top six in Buffalo.
In the end, Regier decided it was time to cut the cord and either waive or trade him, and they got a draft pick in return instead of letting him go for free. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 27/48 Edition: Sabres win, Tortorella still thinks they suck
On paper, this wasn't going to go well.
On the ice, well, that's why they actually play the games, right?
Jhonas Enroth, starting for the ill Ryan Miller, was sensational on the night, stopping 32 shots to lead the Buffalo Sabres to a 3-1 win over the New York Rangers. It was Enroth's first win since November 26, 2011.
"I felt very confident and I had control of every shot," said Enroth. "I didn't give up any bad rebounds and stuff like that, so it was pretty much a perfect game for me."
Buffalo got two goals from Marcus Foligno and the game winner from, surprise, Thomas Vanek.
Even after surrendering the first goal, yet another shorthanded marker scored by Rangers forward and fine American Derek Stepan, Buffalo kept their composure for the most part. Foligno scored moments later to tie the game, and Vanek added what would be the winner with just over seven minutes remaining in the second.
Foligno tallied the insurance marker with about eight minutes to go in the third, banging in a rebound in front of the net. The Sabres, who rocket up to 27th in the NHL standings with the win, would hold on despite getting outshot 18-3 in the final 20 minutes.
Hey, a win is nice every once in a while.
- Andrej Sekera was fantastic for the Sabres. Great with the puck, made smart and confident plays. Picked up two assists, but those weren't even his best plays of the night. Overall great game from the Slovak, who played 21:48 of great hockey.
- Brian Flynn and Kevin Porter may be earning themselves spots on the team. It's obvious the team may be looking to deal at the deadline, and right now, these guys may be locked in for the remainder of the year if they keep this up. Flynn had an assist and Porter is showing more and more dependability. They bring what you need out of your bottom six.
- Really shocked that the officials didn't try to even out the penalty calls in the third period. New York ended up with just one opportunity, where they obviously didn't score. Read the rest of this entry


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The classic boat shoe gets an upgrade. Captain even the wettest conditions with features like water-resistant leather upper, drainage ports and signature Crocs comfort.
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Good for the beach or boat. I'd give these a 5 star rating but the insole is very flat so they not good for long periods on your feet.
Awesome shoe...
I have gone through many of the Cove (predecessor of the Cove Sport) shoes and I loved them, however, their lifespan was just a matter of months. This new Cove Sport is actually a better looking shoe and lasts at least twice as long as the Cove did. It is a great design and is extremely comfortable. I get a really small tye-wrap (cable tie) and fix the laces so they never come undone. That makes them virtually a slip on shoe.
I have recommended this shoe to many of my friends...
Very comfortable, around the toe, should be heavier cord rather than tread. Due to wear the tread gets loose. These have become my favorite shoe. My tennis shoes are my next favorite. I have a gear deal of experience since I purchased over nine pairs.
I wish the insole be flat including toe area
The shoes arrive with a great scent of leather. They feel very light in my hands, amazing! However, when I tried them on, the toe areas were not flat like the rest of the insole. Otherwise, it would be a perfect 10 for me. Therefore, I have no choice but to return them since when I walked on them, I feel uncomfortable where my toes constantly feel the uneven surface. I know that that is suppose to secure the toes in the shoes, but the divider does not give enough room to all the toes. This is the only area which I wish Crocs will improve upon. Other than that, they are very comfortable and light. And I love the smell of leather too. Keep it up! I may return as your customer again if you will improve upon this only weakness that I can see so far.
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A graduate of Brown University, Professor Houh earned her JD from the University of Michigan Law School, where she was a founding member and article editor of the Michigan Journal of Race & Law. After law school, Professor Houh served as a law clerk to the Honorable Anna Diggs Taylor, U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Michigan. She also practiced law as a staff attorney with the Legal Assistance Foundation of Chicago and as a litigation associate at Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, PLC, in Detroit.
Professor Houh teaches contracts, commercial law and critical race theory, and in 2006, she won the Goldman Prize for Teaching Excellence. Her scholarship focuses on contract law and critical race theory, and she is a frequent speaker on these topics at national conferences and symposia. Her articles and essays have appeared in such journals as the Cornell Law Review, University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Utah Law Review and U.C. Davis Law Review. Professor Houh served as the Chair of the Association of American Law Schools Section on Law and the Humanities in 2007. She also has served on the Board of Governors and as Secretary to the Society of American Law Teachers.


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Is it okay to lie about being a war hero?
While most of the nation was focused on the Supreme Court's June 28 decision on the Obama health care law, the high court also issued a ruling that day covering heroism, war, lying and criminality.
Upholding an appeals court, the Supreme Court struck down a provision in the Stolen Valor Act of 2006 that made it a crime to lie about being the recipient of a military award.
Although many fake war heroes have been exposed in recent years, this case was about Xavier Alvarez, a Los Angeles man who acknowledges he lied when he claimed to have been awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest decoration for valor.
Alvarez made the claim in July 2007, speaking at a podium as an elected official at a water board meeting. He repeated the claim in conversations with co-workers. He also claimed to have been a Marine.
Alvarez was never in the armed forces. But when prosecutors went after him under the section of the Stolen Valor Act that made it a crime to falsely represent oneself as having been awarded "any decoration of medal authorized by Congress for the armed forces of the United States," the Alvarez camp was ready with a quick defense: The free speech clause in the First Amendment to the Constitution, Alvarez and his attorneys argued, protects a citizen's right to tell a lie, even about being a military hero.
Even Alvarez now acknowledges his lie, as his lawyer put it, was "despicable."
But was it a crime? Initially, Alvarez was sentenced to a $10,000 fine and a prison term for up to one year. Many military people, including some who've been awarded real medals for bravery, wanted Alvarez to serve the sentence.
But Alvarez's defenders argued that if Congress can make it a crime to lie about receiving a medal, it can criminalize almost anything.
Consider: If I try to impress you by bragging about my football prowess as the star quarterback for the Oakton Cougars, even though I've never even attended Oakton High School, should the Fairfax County Police drag me away in handcuffs?
If I use Brad Pitt's photo instead of my own on my Facebook page, should federal law enforcement throw me into the slammer?
The stolen valor issue is an emotional one.
An Afghanistan veteran who received a service cross, the nation's second highest award for valor, said in a June 28 telephone interview that, "When people lie about receiving awards, it's a kind of identity theft. They're stealing the identities of real Americans who fought and in some cases died for our country." Real heroes rarely glorify themselves and this service member asked me not to use his name.
"The system worked. It just didn't work the way I wanted it to," said former Army Sgt. C. Douglas Sterner of Alexandria in another June 28 telephone interview. Sterner maintains a website about military valor (www.homeofheroes.com). "We're not finished yet." Sterner has hopes for a revised version of old law, the Stolen Valor Act of 2011 also called H.R.1775, which has been in the works since last year. "I believe the [Supreme Court] justices said, 'Come back to us with a bill that is constitutional.'"
Sterner used stronger language when interviewed on NBC television news, saying that some way would still be found to put fake war heroes behind bars. Most observers believe, however, that neither H.R. 1775 nor any other new effort to penalize lying about military awards has any real chance of being enacted on Capitol Hill.
About me: I was in the Air Force from 1957 to 1960, served in Korea, and have never played football.
I'm interested in the "stolen valor" issue because I write books, magazine articles and newspaper columns about military affairs, working in my home office in Oakton. My current book, "Mission to Berlin," is about American B-17 Flying Fortress crews in World War II and includes many real-world accounts of valor in combat. I was initially in favor of making it a crime to lie about being a recipient of a military medal. Now, however, I agree with the Supreme Court that this kind of lying, while reprehensible, should not be a crime. Most of my military-veteran friends are on the other side of the argument.
Mark Blacknell
10:33 am on Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Great piece. I, too, can understand the initial reaction of wanting to punish those who lie about something like this. But the law isn't the only way to punish people, nor is it worth undermining the First Amendment to do so. The Court got it right.
8:58 am on Thursday, July 5, 2012
Thought provoking article. To me, this is no different than executives who get caught with lies on their resumes. Typically, they are dismissed from their jobs for lying (character flaw - liar/mis-representation), but are not prosecuted criminally.
Einar Bohlin
5:14 pm on Thursday, July 5, 2012
Great article. And nice comments by Mr. Blacknell and 11 above. IANAL but seems to me the lying at some point is fraud, so the liar can be sued anyway.
I've enjoyed several of Mr. Dorr's books. May have picked one or two up at The Old Bookstore in Mclean. Will have to try "Hell Hawks".


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GREENSBORO — Renovations are under way on the campus of Guilford College and a newly announced donation has helped fund the final pieces of Founders Hall.
Upgrades to the facility include a new atrium, offices for faculty and students along with an expanded student art gallery.
"This is actually the hub of the campus, it's the hub of the campus life, it's where we want the students to come interact with each other and have a sense of community," said Guilford College's vice president for advancement Mike Poston.
School leaders said Ed and Vivien Bauman of Greensboro made a gift of $900,000 in real estate for the project. Ed Bauman is the former chair and CEO of Blue Bell, Inc. of Greensboro. Bauman was on the college's board of trustees for 19 years and is currently a member of the Advancing Excellence Campaign Steering Committee for the college.
Guilford College President, Kent Chabotar released a statement about the couple's gift:
They know we are dedicated to offering an exceptional student experience, and this gift strengthens our ability to do that. The entire Guilford community is grateful for their generosity.
In recent years, college leaders said the trend of giving has increased.
"We're seeing a real re-invigoration of philanthropy," said Poston.
Poston said a $60 million campaign has been under way and the school has raised more than $50 million. That money supports not only campus projects but also student scholarships.
"If we don't have those scholarships, we cannot make the packages affordable for our students, especially with the state of North Carolina withdrawing their state funding that they have this past year for all North Carolina students," said Poston.
Poston said in recent years the numbers for student enrollment have plateaued but college leaders are optimistic about the benefits private funding will have on the future.
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SINGLE OF THE WEEK Given the busy, junked up collage nature of his two albums for Planet Mu as Ital, Daniel Martin-McCormack and Workshop might not feel like the most immediate of bed fellows. However the 18th Workshop release sees the celebrated American producer return to the sort of music he was exploring on the excellent Culture Clubs 1 Read more... | ||
ALBUM OF THE WEEK As Claremont 56's superb Originals series of crate-digging compilations tiptoes towards the final curtain (a celebratory vinyl box-set is due later in the year), label boss Paul Murphy hands the reigns over towards longtime pals DJ Spun and Ben Cook, the men behind San Fran/New York imprint Rong Music. If you've heard eit Read more... | ||
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Gauzy, weird, yet sumptuous house music seemed to be this week's running theme, and top of the list was the unexpected appearance of 100% Silk and Planet Mu artist Ital on Berlin's Workshop label.
Although the producer's psychedelic style might seem at odds with Workshop's more austere take on house, the three tracks on Workshop 18 fit comfortably within the label's aesthetic, with the producer toning down some of his wilder elements without losing any of his character. Similarly rich was Silent Teaching, the debut record from Aquarian Foundation on Going Good Records; combining elements of dub techno, deep house, ambient and even jazz, the record occasionally comes across like Sun Ra making house music. Anton Zap rounded out the trio with Water, his debut album for Apollo, featuring seven deep house tracks flirting with downtempo moods. Somewhat more traditional, but no less vital, were a pair of 12"s from DJ Sprinkles, acting as samplers for his forthcomingВ Queerification and Ruins remix compilation, while some harder edged house could be found on Shrapnel Maestro, the excellent new LP from the prolific Tuff Sherm, with robust tracks like "Hawkins File" and "Boiled" nevertheless filled with an eerie kind of funk. On a slightly brighter, boogie-infused tip,В Gifted & Blessed returned with the sublime sounds of the 3 Aspects Of One EP, with the spiralling melodies of "The Beginner" a particular highlight. We've been waiting some time for Helix to return following his excellent turn on the Stacks Riddim 12" for All Caps last year, and his new contribution to Night Slugs' Club Constructions series is about as great a return as we could have hoped for; tracks like "Whoosh Ice Dispenser" and "Damnson" display all the fearsome rhythmic gymnastics of his past work but significantly more refined. Some moodier bass fare could be found on the new record from Beneath, whose Strike A Pose EP for Nice N Bump saw him deliver more of his swung sub bass mechanics; a stark contrast to Bristol producer Hyetal's Northwest Passage single, whose colourful take on bass found itself remixed by Vessel and Factory Floor to stunning effect. Techno fans were spoiled this week, with a number of essential titles seeing release. Speedy J and Lucy's Zeitgeber collaboration on Stroboscopic Artefacts saw the pair pushing themselves in a particularly avant-garde direction, with eight tracks that pulse with strange rhythms and textures. Somewhat more straight up were Marcel Dettmann's remixes of Vedomir on Dekmantel, reworking tracks from the producer better known as Vakula into something suitable for Berghain, but with all the delicacy of the original works left intact. Harder hitting still was the Clone Basement Series debut of Najem Sworb, whose Renow EP displays an overwhelmingly rugged take on techno that feels like Mike Parker's Geophone explorations transported to outer space; somewhat more industrial in tone was Forward Strategy Group's brilliantly named The New Formal, whose three tracks displayed some satisfyingly meaty kickdrums, shackling percussion and steely textures. US techno also put in an excellent showing this week, with Terrence Dixon's new record under his Population One moniker standing out a mile due to its off-kilter energy and foggy textures, things made even more vivid in Actress' remix of "Self Portrait" that accompanies proceedings. Detroit producer MGUN's new If You're Reading This EP for Don't Be Afraid was similarly tripped out, with six tracks swinging between tape screeching boom bap and almost Berghain-like cuts, with wet reverb, dribbling acid and washy synths, featuring throughout. L.I.E.S. also continued their unbelievable run with a selection of "Long Mixes" from Marcos Cabral's forthcoming album, where uncompromising rhythmic noise was the order of the day, and Tresor released the second part of Juan Atkins and Moritz Von Oswald's Borderland series. There were also plenty of interesting records skirting around the genre fringes this week, with the eagerly awaited appearance of Diagonal Records boss Powell on Mute's Liberation Technologies imprint one of the week's notable highlights, with "Fizz" and "Wharton Tiers On Drums" providing more of his uniquely deranged post-punk collage-techno. Diagonal also put out its first non-Powell releases in the form of Blood Music's self-titled EP, with similarly noisy post-punk influences at play alongside noise and drone elements, while this week also saw us given the opportunity to indulge in Albidaya, the excellent new folk-focused album from Rabih Beaini, better know to most as Morphosis. | ||
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Ethereal is a dark-roast, drip coffee that features a blend of Central American and Indonesian beans, micro-roasted for complete control over the final flavor of the coffee. Every sip of this full-bodied coffee has hints of chocolate, berry, red wine, and spice—the result of being roasted just dark enough for these exceptional aromas to come through. The finish is complex and clean with earthy notes. Ethereal is available in 1lb bags, packs of two 1lb bags, or in cases of six 1lb bags.
Body is the distinct texture and thickness of a beverage that defines how it feels when it sits on your tongue, sometimes referred to as mouthfeel. For example, hot chocolate has an extremely full body, while a beverage such as iced tea has a very light body. When it comes to the body of coffee, darker roasts typically have a heavier body than medium and lightly roasted beans. Ethereal has a full body, creating a lasting mouthfeel and complex finish.
Acidity is marked by the tangy sensation it creates on the back and sides of the tongue. For example, a tart citrus fruit has an extremely bright acidity, while more mild fruits would have less acidity, making them balanced like an apple, or smooth like a banana. Acidity is perhaps the most striking flavor characteristic in a cup of coffee, and the darker a coffee is roasted, the less pronounced the acidity becomes. Ethereal has a smooth acidity, with a slight berry snap in the finish and pleasant aftertaste.
Every coffee requires its own type of roast to capture the best aroma and flavor, so finding the right roast is as much a science as an art. Each variety of coffee bean is microbatch-roasted separately, then combined to create Ethereal. Microbatch-roasting guarantees that the beans are not over-roasted and never burnt, so every cup you drink will be rich with the peak flavors of the coffee. Ethereal is a dark roast that maintains the complex flavors of the beans.
This drip coffee is a blend of 100% Arabica beans from Central American and Indonesia.
We measured the caffeine content for all of our blends. For drip coffee we brewed 3 ounces of ground coffee per 64 oz of water. Ethereal contains 123.13 milligrams in a 10.5oz cup.
Ethereal features some of the finest quality beans in the world, all ranked in the top 20.
Best served with complementary foods such as pastries and breads, Ethereal makes a wonderful breakfast coffee. The sweet essence of gourmet breads will meld beautifully with the rich, smokey flavor of this full-bodied coffee.
Green coffee beans are usually shipped in 132lb bags, (60 Kilograms) and world-wide production statistics are compiled on the number of bags.
World production for 2012 includes 88,818 bags of Arabica and 62,440 of Robusta.
To give you perspective on worldwide coffee production and the rarity of some highly prized regional coffees like Hawaiian Kona and Jamaican Blue Mountain that make up a tiny fraction of all coffees, here are statistics for 2012 compiled by the US Department of Agriculture.
Brazil leads the world in total production again in 2012 with 40,200 bags of Arabica and 15,700 of Robusta for a total of 55,900 bags or 7,378,800 lb.
Vietnam is second for total production with 850 bags of Arabica and 24,150 of Robusta for a total of 25,000 bags or 3,300,000 lb.
The United States, mostly Hawaii, (100/0) and Mexico (4,500/200) make up North American production of 4,600 bags of Arabica and 200 bags of Robusta.
Central America produces 14,605 bags of Arabica and 10 bags of Robusta from: Costa Rica (1,600/0), El Salvador (1,475/0), Guatemala (3,840/10), Honduras (5,800/0), Nicaragua (1,800/0) and Panama (90/0).
South American countries including Bolivia (4/150), Brazil (40,200/15,700), Colombia (7,500/0), Ecuador (415/190), Paraguay (25/0), Peru (4,800/0) and Venezuela (880/0) combined to produce 53,970 bags of Arabica and 15,890 bags of Robusta.
Caribbean countries produce 920 bags of Arabica from: Cuba (125), Dominican Republic (475), Haiti (300) and Jamaica (20).
Middle East coffee comes from Yemen at 150 bags of Arabica.
Papua New Guinea, 1,100 bags of Arabica and 50 bags of Robusta, represents Oceania's total production.
South Asia contributes 1,650 bags of Arabica and 3,685 bags of Robusta from: India (1,640/3,660) and Sri Lanka (10/25).
Sub-Saharan Africa contributes 9,243 bags of Arabica and 7,580 bags of Robusta from: Angola (0/30), Burundi (225/0), Cameroon (100/700), Central African Republic (0/15), Kinshasa (200/165), Cote d'Ivoire (0/1,800), Ethiopia (6,500/0), Ghana (0/90), Guinea (0/425), Kenya (850/0), Liberia (0/5), Madagascar (25/500), Malawi (25/0), Nigeria (0/30), Rwanda (250/0), Sierra Leone (0/70), Tanzania (500/300), Togo (0/650), Uganda (650/2,800), Zambia 10/0) and Zimbabwe (8/0).
Michael Rosso ♦ Lets all do our part and start brewing more coffee
MannyGate7 Very informative thank you!
Philip Coats Interesting to see that coffee comes from such a wide variety of places. Curious to know just how much the taste of each varies (with a similar roast temperature) due to soil composition and other localized variables.
Dean Dahlstedt Absolutely amazing that coffee is the 4th most popular drink in the world, yet it appears to be produced in such small quantities in many regions. This truly is a special drink. I now know why Hawaiian coffee so expensive. Only 100 bags a year! How many times have I roasted a Panama Esmeralda Gesha or a Kenya AA without realizing that those are the very best of only 90 and 850 bags per year respectively. These fact really make me realize how truly lucky we are to be able to enjoy the very best of this wonderful drink. Great article, thanks.
paul hees Great stuff, a lot of interesting information presented in a condensed but appealing format. As a big fan of both, it never occurred to me that Ethiopia produces 8 times as much as Kenya. Wondering if China is still growing- thought Yunnan was on course to rival Vietnam? Thanks!
As you're enjoying the last rays of summer, consider that in a few years you could be lathering on the coffee to prevent skin cancer. Findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science suggests that chemicals commonly found in coffee have the ability to absorb UV radiation when applied directly to the skin. Researchers at Rutgers University genetically engineered mice to suppress the same enzyme that caffeine does in humans and have found that they were slower to develop skin cancer. Because of its ability to suppress ATR, the enzyme responsible for turning damaged skin cells cancerous, scientists have suggested that caffeine could be added to sunscreens to boost protection levels.
In a strange twist, caffeine molecules may also help you develop a nice tan in addition to protecting your skin from tumors and cancer. Caffeine has actually been shown to stimulate pigment cells, urging them to produce more color. So, a safer tan may not be too far on the horizon.
If you're tired of the same old drinks, break out of the rut with a creative latte. This month's recipe is perfect for the adventurous latte lovers out there.
- 3 shots of espresso
- 6 oz of milk
- ½ oz of Monin Dark Chocolate Syrup
- ½ oz of Monin Caramel Syrup
- ¼ oz of Monin Hazelnut Syrup
- Ice
In a tall 16oz glass, combine the espresso, syrup and milk. Stir the contents and add ice. Garnish with whipped cream, if desired, and enjoy!
With St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, may the luck...and drinks, of the Irish be with you. Given the upcoming festivities, now is as good a time as any to take a look at the history of one of the most (in)famous, drinks in the world—the Irish Coffee.
In true Celtic fashion, think Leprechauns and pots of gold, the origins of the Irish Coffee begins with a local folklore...Legend has it that the drink was invented in a cafe at the now-defunct Foynes Airport. In 1943, on a particularly nasty winter evening, a flight bound for Botwood, Newfoundland made the critical decision to return to Foynes after several hours in the air. Consider that 1943 was during WWII and commercial air travel was really in its infancy—think well-heeled men and women on a flying-boat voyage. The circumstances of the diverted flight were trying at best and left passengers a little bit more than peeved.
Upon making the decision to head back to Foynes, the captain reportedly sent a Morse-code message to the control tower, alerting ground operations personnel of the impending return. At the terminal, preparations were made to welcome back the crew and passengers. I know, you're skeptical already; but keep in mind, this was the 1940s...flying was a glitzy affair.
Back to the regularly scheduled story...Head chef Joe Sheridan of the airport restaurant was hastily asked to make something to warm the passengers and lift their spirits. He decided to...well...add a little spirit to their drinks. After all what could keep you warmer and happier than a hot coffee and some good old Irish whiskey? As the night progressed and everybody had been served, one of the passengers approached Sheridan to thank him for the hospitality. Making small talk, the passenger asked if Brazilian coffee had been used to prepare the drink...To which Sheridan responded "No, that was Irish Coffee." The rest is history.
From that night forward, Irish Coffee was served to all passengers going through Foynes Airport. The tradition continues to this day; dignitaries arriving at Shannon Airport are still welcomed with a warm cup of Irish Coffee. Want to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in style? Try this authentic Irish Coffee Recipe:
Joe Sheridan's Original Irish Coffee
Preheat an Irish Coffee Mug using hot water. Try our Stout, Classic or Pedestal version of the mug. Pour freshly brewed coffee into the mug; add sugar and whiskey. Top with cream.
Jesse Nice Another version... ^_^
Cream as rich as an Irish brogue
Coffee as strong as a friendly hand
Sugar as sweet as the tongue of a rogue
Whiskey as smooth as the wit of the land
BIll Price Love your website, and that's a nice story about Irish coffee, but... the recipe leaves a lot to be desired.
3ml is about a half tsp whiskey. Perhaps you meant 30ml (1 oz.) or 3 Tbs (1 jigger). Similarly, 2 tsp of whipped cream is an almost invisible amount. More like 1/4 cup (4 tablespoons).
My favorite addition to Irish coffe is to wet the rim with whiskey, and frost it with raw sugar after the glass is warmed. Flaming the glass w 2 tsp whiskey helps seal it to the rim.
Angelo Palmieri I love Irish coffee in winter when I need something warm and sweet to help me make the day. I like your recipe, Bill, and one of this day I will try it. Thanks, AP
Coffee and espresso are our passions, here at Whole Latte Love. The pursuit of its perfection has led us to form relationships with and offer products from more than 60 manufacturers. We carry some of the most advanced equipment on the market, from grinders to espresso machines, frothers and more. But, as many coffee lovers will attest, great beverages must start with quality coffee. All the equipment in the world won't be able to help you brew gourmet espresso from charred beans; which is why we introduced Whole Latte Love Signature coffee as a way for customers to get great tasting drinks at affordable prices.
The patriarch of our line of coffee is the venerable and ever-popular Malabar Gold. Created by a nuclear physicist turned coffee roaster, Malabar gold is easily recognized by its deep, rich crema that can last for more than 20 minutes. This blend of Monsooned Malabar, De Luxe Indian Robusta and select Arabica has been roasted in the light Northern Italian tradition to deliver mellow coffee and espresso with low acidity.
Another fan favorite is our distinct dark-roast espresso, Buzzopolis. This collection of Columbian, Costa Rican, Mexican and Sumatran beans is well balanced and bright. Buzzopolis is celebrated for its smoky flavors of plumb, spice and berry that deliver full-bodied beverages. This blend is smooth enough for espresso, but it is also well liked by cappuccino and latte drinkers as it has the ability to stand out in milk-based beverages.
Reflection, our decaf espresso, brews sweet, well-balanced drinks that won't keep you up at night. It packs decadent flavors caramel and chocolate punctuated by fruity notes. Reflection is a blend of fine Central American, Indonesian and African beans.
For drip coffee drinkers, Ethereal and Unconditional offer unique taste profiles and aromas. Unconditional is a decaffeinated blend of Columbian, African and Indonesian coffees micro-batch roasted for unparalleled results. Unconditional features mouth-watering flavors of hazelnut, toffee and plum with a bright body and medium acidity. Ethereal, on the other hand, is a full-bodied coffee with hints of red wine, spice, chocolate and berry. It is a dark roast that is ideal for breakfast and a great companion for bread and pastries.
We also have two samplers to choose from, if you want a taste of all our coffees. Each of our signature coffee has a colorful label adorned with artwork from Whole Latte Love employees and customers.
Flavor Notes | |
Aroma Notes | Hint of dark chocolate |
Taste Notes | Hints of chocolate, berry, red wine & spice |
Finish Notes | Persistent aftertaste with a hint of caramel |
Palate Notes | Velvety, full-bodied |
Roast Profile | |
Roast Profile | Medium Dark, Espresso |
Best For Brewing | |
Drip | Yes |
Pour Over | Yes |
French Press | Yes |
Coffee Condition | |
Whole Bean | Yes |
Coffee State | |
Regular Caffeine | Yes |
Coffee Botanical | |
Species | Arabica & Robusta |
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Container Size | 1lb |
Package | Case |
Package Size | 6 of 1lb Bags |
Coffee Type | |
Blend | Yes |
Coffee Origin | |
Country Of Origin | Central America & Indonesia |
Where Roasted | USA |
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After several months of buying these coffee beans, I'm surprised to be the first to review Ethereal. We love it! Several times I have changed beans and every time my wife knows when it's not Ethereal. Some changes she likes and some she doesn't. She also enjoys the Buzzopolis, which we have been using for the last couple of weeks, but today I opened the last bag of Ethereal without telling her and she noticed the switch immediately. Just as we were commenting that it's time to place an order for more, our email chimed with a coupon discount on all the great coffee from Whole Lotta Love. I added a pound of Malabar Gold to the order, which will be our first time to try those beans, so we'll have to see if it becomes her new favorite. A good feature of the Gaggia is the ability to change coffee without emptying the hopper. I can have the hopper full of her favorite Ethereal and try a different kind by putting a few beans down the bypass tube.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Missed flu-shot day at the office last fall? And all those "get vaccinated" ads? A scramble for shots is under way as late-comers seek protection from a miserable flu strain already spreading through much of the country.
Federal health officials said Friday that there is still some flu vaccine available and it's not too late to benefit from it. But people may have to call around to find a clinic with shots still on the shelf, or wait a few days for a new shipment.
"We're hearing of spot shortages," said Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Colorado offers an example. Kaiser Permanente, which has 535,000 members in the state, stopped giving flu shots this week. But it expected to resume vaccinations when new shipments arrive, expected this weekend.
Some questions and answers about flu vaccines:
Q: Are we running out of vaccine?
A: It's January — we shouldn't have a lot left. The traditional time to get vaccinated is in the fall, so that people are protected before influenza starts spreading.
Indeed, manufacturers already have shipped nearly 130 million doses to doctors' offices, drugstores and wholesalers, out of the 135 million doses they had planned to make for this year's flu season. At least 112 million have been used so far.
The nation's largest manufacturer, Sanofi Pasteur, said Friday that it still has supplies of two specialty vaccines, a high-dose shot for seniors, and an under-the-skin shot for certain adults, available for immediate shipment. But it also is working to eke out a limited supply of its traditional shots — some doses that it initially hadn't packaged into syringes, said spokesman Michael Szumera. They should be available late this month.
And MedImmune, the maker of the nasal spray vaccine FluMist, said it has 620,000 extra doses available. Continued...
Q: Can't they just make more?
A: No. Flu vaccine is complicated to brew, with supplies for each winter made months in advance and at the numbers expected to sell. Although health officials recommend a yearly flu vaccination for nearly everybody, last year 52 percent of children and just 39 percent of adults were immunized. Most years, leftover doses have to be thrown out.
Q: Should I still hunt for a vaccine?
A: It does take two weeks for full protection to kick in. Still, health officials say it's a good idea to be vaccinated even this late, especially for older people, young children and anyone with medical conditions such as heart or lung diseases that put them at high risk of dangerous flu complications. Flu season does tend to be worst in January and February, but it can run through March.
Q: I heard that a new flu strain is spreading. Does the vaccine really work?
A: Flu strains constantly evolve, the reason that people need an updated vaccine every year. But the CDC says this year's is a good match to the types that are circulating, including a new kind of the tough H3N2 strain. That family tends to be harsher than other flu types — and health officials warned last fall that it was coming, and meant this winter would likely be tougher than last year's flu season, the mildest on record.
Q: But don't some people get vaccinated and still get sick?
A: Flu vaccine never is 100 percent effective, and unfortunately it tends to protect younger people better than older ones. But the CDC released a study Friday showing that so far this year, the vaccine appears 62 percent effective, meaning it's working about as well as it has in past flu seasons.
While that may strike some people as low, Frieden said it's the best protection available. "It's a glass 62 percent full," he said. "It's well worth the effort."
Q: What else can I do? Continued...
A: Wash your hands often, and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. Viruses can spread by hand, not just through the air. Also, cough in your elbow, not your hand. When you're sick, protect others by staying home.
And people who are in those high-risk groups should call a doctor if they develop symptoms, added CDC spokesman Tom Skinner. They might be prescribed antiviral medication, which works best if given within the first 48 hours of symptoms.
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Rangers banished to SFL's lowest division
ONE OF Scotland's best-known institutions was plunged into further despair last night after Scottish Football League clubs voted overwhelmingly to demote Rangers to the lowest division.
The Ibrox club will start the new season next month in Division Three after 25 of the 30 SFL members refused to admit the newco Rangers into the First Division.
The move brought warnings of dire financial consequences for other clubs and Scottish football as a whole.
Following its crash into liquidation earlier this year, the club became a new company and had to apply for admission to the Scottish Football League. It had been hoped by some football officials that the club would go straight into Division One, thus minimising its departure from top-flight football and therefore the financial impact on the other clubs at the top.
But yesterday's result was accepted by Ranger's new chief executive, Charles Green, who said he would not challenge the decision.
"We are grateful to be accepted as members of the SFL and accept their decision to vote us into Division Three," he said. "We made it clear we would play where we were told to play, and we just want to get back to playing football."
The former champions' first SFL game is against Peterhead on 11 August.
However, other industry figures were less sanguine, with Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan warning that Rangers' removal from the top of Scottish football could lead to a "slow, lingering death" of the game.
Although yesterday's momentous vote was not intended to be punitive, the decision was widely regarded as punishment for Rangers' widespread financial mismanagement.
The 140-year-old Ibrox side went into administration in February after Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs lodged a petition over non-payment of £9 million of taxes during former owner Craig Whyte's tenure.
Before liquidation, the "old" Rangers was said to be facing a bill of up to £75m in unpaid taxes, including interest, dating back to Sir David Murray's tenure at the club, following a tribunal earlier this year. The tribunal has yet to make a ruling.
HMRC has said it will pursue individuals it believes may be responsible for the debt. After an initial investigation, the administrator, Duff & Phelps, estimated the club's liabilities could to be as high as £135m.
It also emerged Mr Whyte used a £26.7m deal with investment firm Ticketus – in which it paid for the rights to sell Rangers season tickets – to help seal his takeover. He has since been handed a lifetime ban from Scottish football by the SFA.
The unravelling of Rangers, and its subsequent rebirth as a "newco" after it was bought by Mr Green's consortium, prompted an agreement among other clubs that there had to be a vote within the league.
"Rangers has been handed the ultimate punishment of starting again from the bottom of the leagues, but there is an overwhelming feeling among fans and within the club of 'wiping the slate clean' as a club free of sanctions," said Mr Green.
"This decision maintains the sporting integrity that clubs and fans across Scotland have been calling for, but it also impacts massively on Scottish football as a whole, and only time will tell what the consequences will be."
Yesterday, the feeling among most of the club's supporters was that they were disappointed but not surprised. Many pledged their continued backing for Rangers and vowed to watch the club rise again to win the SPL championship.
Manager Ally McCoist said: "Rangers has been severely punished for the actions of some individuals who previously ran the club, and it will take time for us to recover, but we will come back stronger, thanks to the loyalty of the fans and the commitment of everyone at Ibrox, who are working tirelessly to bring stability and success back to Rangers."
Many rival fans greeted the news with undisguised delight. Some said the club had "got what it deserved", while others said Rangers was "lucky to still be allowed to play in Scotland".
Last night, financial experts warned of significant implications for the club, the sport and the country. The biggest loss of income will be from the disappearance of ticket sales in the SPL.
SPL clubs will lose out on tickets money from travelling Rangers fans, and clubs could also face a loss from lucrative TV deals as broadcasters face smaller audiences.
Football finance expert Neil Patey said both the SPL and SFL now faced a period of financial uncertainty through potential lack of ticket sales and the loss of lucrative commercial sponsorship deals with Sky TV and the SPL.
Concerns were also raised last night about the practicalities of the Rangers juggernaut rolling into some of the smallest towns in the country where Third Division clubs, including Annan Athletic and Peterhead, are based.
Chief Superintendent David O'Connor, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents, said: "There needs to be early dialogue between Division Three clubs and local police forces."
After yesterday's meeting at Hampden, SFL chief executive David Longmuir praised Rangers, saying the club had acted with "good grace and went out of the door with their heads held high".
In a statement, he said: "This has been a very important day for Scottish football. The member clubs have voted to willingly accept Rangers into the SFL. The only acceptable position was to accept the newco in Division Three from the start of 2012-13.
"This has been one of the most difficult decisions to make for all concerned. We are comfortable that the decision has been made with fairness and integrity in mind."
Mr Green said the club "regretted" the issues surrounding the demotion and admitted the SFL members had been "placed in a very difficult position not of their own making".
He said: "The people who brought shame on this great club are no longer part of it, and everyone at Rangers is focused on rebuilding the club on top of a solid financial foundation.
"We wish to play a constructive part in Division Three and encourage our fans to support the other clubs within the league by attending matches and delivering to them the benefits of having Rangers within their league."
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- Melt 40g of the butter in a very large pan over low heat. Add 2tsp of the chopped garlic and all the shallots and cook for 2mins.
- Add the mussels, wine, salt and black pepper. Cover and bring to the boil, shaking occasionally. Cook for around 3 mins or until the mussels open.
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