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Lake Zurich cancer patient helps others deal with stress, sorrow
Lake Zurich 23-years-old Ryland Kollar has been living with a life-threatening form of leukemia for nearly half of his life. He said he has always enjoyed camping, fishing, being outdoors and playing video games.
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Lake Zurich — Ryland Kollar speaks with the wisdom one would expect from a counselor or a wise old friend who's experienced some of life's hardest lessons
So while it's hard to believe that the Lake Zurich resident is only 23 years old, the fact that he's been living with a life-threatening form of leukemia for nearly half of his life is even more inconceivable.
In an effort to help Kollar afford medical expenses that aren't covered by his parents' insurance — such as certain medications and a number of hospital stays — a fundraiser will be held for Kollar at the American Legion Post 964 in Lake Zurich. Though the event was originally set for Dec. 8, an emergency hospital stay warranted a rescheduling.
When Kollar was 12 years old, he was diagnosed with T-cell acute lymphocytic (lymphoblastic) leukemia (ALL), a fast-growing cancer of the lymphocyte-forming cells called lymphoblasts.
Though several chemo treatments, a bone marrow transplant and full body radiation kept him in remission for a while, he was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) two years later. Kollar underwent more chemo and a bone marrow transplant, which put him into remission for four months until he required a second bone marrow transplant in 2005.
Today, Kollar is in his fifth relapse.
"I always thought that they'd find a cure for it and that I'd beat it, but it really sounds like it's going to linger on for the rest of my life... Right now, my goal is just to understand that and learn to live with it," Kollar said.
According to Kollar's mother, Laura Santucci, Kollar's doctors told him that he will require chemo every month for the rest of his life to keep his cancer under control.
When he's not concentrating on his cancer and correlating treatments, Kollar likes to camp, fish, be outdoors and play video games. His favorite gaming console is his Xbox 360, but his favorite game right now is the online multiplayer computer game "League of Legends."
To further get his mind off of his disease, he enjoys helping friends and family members cope with stress and sorrow.
"The cancer that I'm dealing with…I thought that instead of just enduring it, maybe there's some way I can help out other people that are going through their own emotional stress," Kollar said, adding that he's been lucky to have his own support system at home.
In addition to mother Santucci and father Robert Kollar, Ryland said that his brother, Alec Kollar, 21, is someone that he's found can best relate to him emotionally. Though his youngest brother Steven Kollar, 9, doesn't fully understand the extent of what Ryland has gone through mentally, he has also been there for Ryland to lean on for support.
"There is still life ahead of you. Somehow, some way, you just have to push through this," Kollar said, regarding how he works to stay focused on his non-cancer-related goals.
Make-A-Wish Foundation, the nation's largest wish-granting organization for children with life-threatening medical conditions, flew him out to Hollywood, Calif. when he was about 15 to dust off a tyrannosaurus rex's fossils. Because Kollar had always found the work of paleontologists and archaeologists interesting, he also got to visit the Page Museum at the Rancho La Brea Tar Pits, home of the world's most famous fossil localities.
In the midst of a recent hospitalization, Ryland is trying to come to terms with the notion that he will live with cancer for the rest of his life. For years he had hoped his doctors would find a cure, but because he has been told that there is no cure, he wants to concentrate on understanding and accepting that.
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Hogs Rank 11th in Nation, 1st in SEC After Initial Director's Cup Standings
By: University of Arkansas Athletics
Updated: November 29, 2012
The Razorbacks have already earned 123.5 points this year and currently rank first among Southeastern Conference schools. The first standings of the year include points accrued in men's and women's cross country and women's field hockey.
The Razorback men's cross country team won its fifth-consecutive SEC cross country and track title before earning a top-10 finish at the NCAA meet. Arkansas earned 67.5 points for its 10th place finish at the NCAA Championship. The Razorback women's cross country team advanced to the national meet by winning the South Central Regional before finishing 18th at the NCAA Championship. Arkansas earned 56 points for its national finish.
In 2011-12, Arkansas finished 20th in the Directors Cup, earning its first top 20-finish in more than a decade and for the first time since the current scoring format was adopted in 2000. Arkansas finished second in the nation among programs with 19 or fewer sports and sixth among programs with 20 or fewer sports. The Directors Cup awards points for up to 20 varsity sports.
Arkansas has finished in the top 25 four times in the past five years, the best stretch in school history. In addition to last year's 20th-place finish, the Razorbacks finished 24th in 2010-11, 25th in 2008-09 and 24th in 2007-08.
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CROSS ANCHOR — Everyone likes a rivalry.
Clemson vs. Carolina. Kennedy vs. Nixon. Duke vs. North Carolina.
That is what the Battle of Blackstock was. It was British Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton vs. American Brigadier Gen. Thomas Sumter, also known as the Gamecock. Both of these leaders were loved by some and hated by others. Tarleton was a master tactician while Sumter was a great motivator. This second and final meeting of the two turned out to be a game changer.
The Battle of Fishing Creek
Their first battle did not go well for Sumter.
The Battle of Fishing Creek took place on Aug. 18, 1780. It was a decisive victory for the British. Tarleton was able to completely surprise Sumter's camp. The battle was devastating and produced over 150 Patriot casualties as well as over 300 captured.
Sumter, who according to some accounts was either asleep or just plain drunk under a wagon when the attack began, was nearly captured but managed to ride away into the night. Badly beaten, his army in disarray, Sumter did what he did best. He used Fishing Creek to motivate local militia to join his cause and raised a force of over 1,000 men.
The Battle Of Blackstock
The Battle of Blackstock took place on Nov. 20, 1780.
Tarleton was sent by his superior, Lord Cornwallis, to track down and deal with Sumter. For several days, Tarleton tracked Sumter, trying to engage and destroy him once and for all. Finally locating Sumter, Tarleton made a critical decision to press on without his artillery piece and much of his infantry. He doubled up people on horseback and road ahead without his full force, arriving at Blackstock with 300 men.
The problem for Tarleton was that directly in front of him was Sumter's Patriot force of 1,200 men. Tarleton did not want to engage Sumter immediately, but instead wait for the rest of his army to arrive.
Sumter, however, had other ideas and sought to provoke Tarleton into a fight by engaging his right flank.
Tarleton's infantry was soon bogged down, sustaining huge losses, presenting Tarleton with the critical decision of how to save his infantry. To do so, Tarleton led a charge of his dragoons up the hill toward the Patriot positions to draw the fire away from his infantry to allow it to advance.
Although this accomplished his goal of freeing up his infantry, Tarleton's decision placed his beloved dragoons in the hornets nest of fire. At one point, the road was clogged by the piles of dead British soldiers and dead horses.
Night fell and the retreats began, but history had been written. Tarleton has lost the momentum.
Tarleton later claimed he only lost 50 men at Blackstock, but most historians put the number at 100 British soldiers killed along with 30 of their horses.
While he won the battle, Sumter himself did not escape unscathed. He suffered a severe buckshot wound and had to be carried out of the area on a makeshift litter made of animal skins. His wound would leave him sidelined until the spring of 1781.
The Battle of Blackstock — in my opinion as well as many others — was the single most important battle of the entire war. It was important because it was the first time that Tarleton's feared Dragoons were defeated. It showed that Tarleton could be beat. It was important because after Camden and many other setbacks the Patriots needed a tactical victory to rally support. It was important because this Patriot victory led to something bigger, The Battle of Cowpens and an even greater Patriot victory.
The victory at Cowpens convinced Cornwallis to leave South Carolina, setting him on a path that led to Yorktown in Virginia and defeat by George Washington, essentially bringing an end to the American Revolution and securing America's independence.
On Nov. 17, 2012, a memorial was held to mark the Battle of Blackstock. Park Ranger Brian Robson was on hand to welcome visitors and answer questions. Various groups from around the state laid wreaths at the monument.
History teacher Michael Burgess of the Lexington County School District was on hand to set the stage for a beginning to the end walk through of the battle. Mr. Burgess has been visiting Blackstock for years with his father and now with his two sons.
Today, Blackstock sits in pure, raw woodlands. Robson stated that the park service wanted to eventually put facilities in and restore the battlefield to its original 60-acre open field. He explained that funds are not available at this time to do these improvements.
This battlefield is a wonderful place to hike, see nature, and spend time reflecting on what happened in present day Union County some 232 years ago.


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Some of my doubts about the volunteer website USAservice.org come to my mind after watching this. I volunteered in DC on Inauguration Day, the goal was to paint an elementary school in SE, it was really a PHOTO OP. To kick off the usaservice.org website.
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Anyways it was a three story elementary school they painted halls on every story including the basement. There were 100+ volunteers alot more could have been done to improve the school besides the rushed painting job.
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Sure, they make other parents feel left out of the PTA party. But the biggest surprise is the damage an exclusive group has on parents, kids, and an entire school community.
By Leslie Crawford
Almost 20 years later, it's still a painful memory for Sandi Pilon. To hear her describe it, her daughter's school sounds more like an exclusive club than a popular public elementary – one known for its energetic parent body that raised tens of thousands dollars every year and had helped transform the school into one of the most "it" schools in San Francisco — then in the process of expanding from an elementary to a K-8 school. Says Pilon: "I remember talking with another mom who also felt excluded, about how difficult it was to infiltrate the group. We could never participate with the formal PTA group. You'd go to a PTA meeting and they'd ignore you."
A mother who had previously worked full-time but now had a part-time job, Pilon was looking forward to having time to volunteer at the K-8 school where her daughter had just transferred in as a fifth grader. "I was naively excited to help out at her school," says Pilon. "I knew that the more participatory a parent is, the better for the child." But she quickly discovered a school culture where a tight-knit group of women – a can-do cabal of stay-at-home power moms – ran the show.
"They were pretty opinionated about the working women in the group. They had this opinion, 'We know better.'" At PTA meetings, says Pilon, "They'd be making arrangements to do something social [for the school]. I would offer to help and they'd say, 'No, we're fine.' It was very subtly done, not mean, but very clear." Except for the time she was "allowed" to help out at the school auction, she was otherwise politely dismissed from participating. "[The school] could have had a much bigger PTA," says Pilon. But probably like many others, she adds, "I gave up."
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Pilon acknowledges that she'll never know what was behind her sense of exclusion, but it hardly matters. Whether it's a real snub or simply a misunderstanding, when a parent feels left out at their child's school, it's beyond dispiriting. Adolescent insecurities reawaken like a dormant virus. Suddenly school is a place where you feel obliged to interact with "friends" you no longer trust. Ultimately, if parents don't feel they can form bonds with other parents, they're likely to give up on the school itself. This can have long-lasting effects on a child's school experience – social and academic.
According to Pilon, this is exactly what happened to her daughter. The girl thrived academically, but suffered socially for four years. Pilon believes that her own unrelenting outsider status had a trickle-down effect on her daughter's social situation that "took on a different tone because I couldn't talk to the parents."
Finally, at eighth grade graduation – an event organized by teachers and the familiar group of mover-and-shaker parents – awards were handed out to every single child in the graduating class — except Pilon's daughter. An oversight, perhaps, but, says Pilon, one that had a lasting effect that her daughter took with her to high school, where she lost her drive for academic success. "That experience in middle school scarred her. Middle school is a tough, tough age. But I think if there had been a better parent dynamic, it might have helped mitigate that."
Kathy (not her real name), endured similar outcast status for the 11 years her two now grown boys attended The Town School, a private K - 8 boys academy in San Francisco. She was at least 10 years younger than the other moms, working full-time, and Asian – all possible factors against her ever feeling welcome at an exclusive school where the majority of moms didn't work and hailed from a rarefied socio-economic class. "It was an exclusion kind of meanness," says Kathy. "It was constant, really grating. There were so many times when I'd walk down the hallway and say, 'How are you?' and they'd look up and say, 'Oh…hi.' Certainly, you know when there is distain in their voice, and the fact that they never acknowledged me."


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In this Instructable, you'll learn how to make fruit wines, including grape wines. This instructable will focus on the techniques, equipment and materials, rather than recipes.
You'll need to procure some equipment and some chemicals but don't worry. Most of it will last many batches with the proper cleaning and maintaining.
EDIT: Wow. 200k views! Never thought I'd actually get this many. I will be preparing another batch before too long, so I'll try to include some more photos.
Step 1: Legality and Warning
1. You can make up to 100 gallons by yourself or 200 max, if you live with other people, annually.
2. You may not sale your homebrew.
3. You must be 21 or legal drinking age to make and drink your homebrew. *
4. You may not distill spirits.
5. You may share and taste homebrewed beverages
*Technically it is 18, but you'd 99% of the time be seeking to consume or possess alcohol, which is illegal.
Since you are producing substance that kills more people a year than most forms of cancer, you will need to treat alcoholic beverages with the respect they command.
1. Do not drink and drive.
2. Do not drink while pregnant.
3. Do not drink if you suffer from liver, heart failure, or anything else just about.
4. Consult your doctor if you are unsure how alcohol will interact with any drugs you are taking.
Home wine making is not making moonshine. It will not cause you any more harm than consuming alcohol does. You will have few, if any, methyl alcohols that cause blindness. You would die from alcohol poisoning long before having to worry about this.
Almost all commercial wines contain sulfites. This Instructable teaches users how to add sulfites if needed. This may be left off if sulfites cause alergic reactions to you or those you want to consume the wine. Potassium Metabisulfite MSDS
Sodium Metabisulfite MSDS
Potassium Sorbate is potentially added if additional sweeting is required. Do not add if you are allergic to it. Here is it's MSDS Potassium Sorbate MSDS
Finally, your final product will be about 12-18% alcohol. Keep that in mind when serving.
With disclosures and warnings out of the way, let's go to it!
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Again, thanks!
It's such a rewarding hobby, and it seems to be an ever growing passion which is obviously proven by the 200k views on your article. Congrats on that by the way.
To any newbies reading this, who want to start making delicious wine as soon as tonight, I highly recommend Mike Carraways - How To Make Homemade Wine. It contains pretty much everything you'll ever need to know and it's downloadable. Sandra.
Why would you use a pasteurized juice that is made out of concentrated juice and then add bacteria when you could just press you fruits with the bacteria already in them? There would then be no need for adding sugar for example.
Other than this, it is an interesting process but it does not sound natural to me at all and I can not see the point of all this if you have to use industrial ingredients...
Let me know if there is something I have not understood (I'm French after all lol).
Wine is best known for it's grape origins. However, any juice liberated from fruit and fermented can be called wine. Apples = apple wine, plums= plum wine, etc.
The bacteria in the fruit/juice is not yeast. Yeast is what is responsible for giving us the flavor, mouthfeel and alcohol. Almost all brewers, big and small, rely on prepackaged yeast if they do not have their own line.
While one could go ahead and press the fruit and liberate the juice themselves, I found it to be outside the scope of the instructable, I figured I'd go cheap, fast and easy.
The sugar and other stuff? I explain why those are needed respectively.
Again, thanks for your comment. I can definitely understand how some if seems pretty strange.
Natural yeasts (those on the skins)can be used, but are unpredictable at best and can ruin a good wine at the worst. Sulfite, if used is tipped into the must either beforeafter the grapes go through the crusher. The yeast is pitched a day later. The wine is pressed some days after skin contact (with reds) when enough colour has been obtained.
From Wikipedia: "The English word "wine" comes from the Proto-Germanic "*winam," an early borrowing from the Latin vinum, "wine" or "(grape) vine", itself derived from the Proto-Indo-European stem *win-o- (cf. Hittite: wiyana, Lycian: oino, Ancient Greek οἶνος oinos, Aeolic Greek ϝοῖνος woinos)."
Since the ENGLISH word "WINE" does not come from the French language, the French cannot claim that it only applies to fermented beverages made from grapes. Until such time as another word is "invented" for fermented drinks made form other fruits, I think wine is a good word to describe them.
Reading the well documented wiki, I seem to understand I am not to far from being on the right path. That is of course from the french legal point of view. If you make a beverage out of anything else but grapes, it is illegal, again in France, to call it wine. But it might be ok to sell it abroad.
I'll talk to a friend of mine who happens to be a wine maker and check all this for you.
The use of the word "Vin""over here is strictly controlled, hence my missunderstanding for its english equivalent "wine".
I'll keep you posted on what I find out if you are interested.
I'm curious about the control and regulation of terms.
It sounds very close to American Bourbon vs. American Whiskey. In the US, you can only legally call whiskey "Bourbon" if it fulfills certain requirements, including the mash being a certain amount corn and the barrels being new, etc.
Be sure to follow up!
As for the definition of acids, wine and so forth, it differs region to region.
That said, grape wine, or as most know as just wine, is produced in the same manner as most other wines are. Take plum wine or apfelwein as an example.
As for wine varieties, such as Champagne, etc., these are tightly controlled names that have certain requirements in order to be labelled and called such.
As for the fresh grapes, the majority of the fermentation is likely due to wild yeast vs bacteria. While bacteria can produce ethanol, you would likely end up with vinegar if they were the principal.
As for acids, K2S2O5 would classify as a salt. Using it in conjunction with fermentation from wild yeast would yield a better product than none at all.
Thanks again for raising such good points!
If you need a number, where 1 is garbage juice and 10 is a fine wine with the mastery of it's maker and quality subtly imbued into every smell and sip, I'd say this is a 6-8, given the budget. It'll give anything you buy a run for it's money for sure.
Before filling your cleaned bottles, sanitizing EVERYTHING that will touch liquid will greatly decrease the risk of spoilage due to any bacteria or microorganisms. The includes the caps/corks. See the sanitizing step.
If you boil the water with sugar, which is a good idea if you are not lazy like me, then squize a lemon into the water. This will help the sugar to invert into simple sugars. Acid also supports the growth of yeast and insufficient acid might result in off taste. I am quoting from C.J.J. Berry.
I like the tip with the turkey baster - I am using a 50ml syringe with a piece of thin plastic hose attached.
I would definitely want to have a hydrometer too, if you buy the equipment, buy a hydrometer as well, this will let you have much more control over the fermentation.
Buy pectolaze to get rid of some of the haze, it IS cheap, invest if you want to have wine from fruit you can have jam from. Not tried yet but there is also an enzyme getting rid of starch haze.
Just read this and thought it was very helpful for a DIY state-of-mind...
If you're set on the balloon approach, however, you can keep an eye on it for the first week, then it will probably be fine, as that's when the highest amount of CO2 is created.
It'll be fine. I would use a straining bag, or if you can't find one, cheese cloth to filter it out before bottling. That pulp can clog up the hoses and filling mechanisms easily.
To use, simply siphon from the fermenter into another bucket with the liquid passing through a straining bag(which is usually big enough to go around a bucket or through a funnel with a hose on the end with cheese cloth in the middle.
Don't forget to sanitize anything that comes in contact with the liquid!
but if you are going to make a lot of wine it quickly becomes a good thing to get a corker. mine was 35 dollars i think...
I went through all the steps, you simply rock!
I greatly appreciate the legality, warning, and health related (allergy precaution) stuff that you have posted on the first page itself. Few wine-makers bother to mention this.
Best regards,
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You are correct - attempting to start with -clean produces the same output as the first attempt. I'll open a ticket on that issue.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Tracy (Jianying) Ji, a Ph.D. student in Washington State University's School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, has been recognized as the Boeing and Flightglobal Engineering Student of the Year (ESOYA). It is the first time that a WSU student has received the prestigious award.
Boeing and Flightglobal have held the ESOYA competition since 2005 as a way of encouraging students in aerospace engineering. Open to any engineering student around the world, competitors are judged on the potential impact of their research on the aerospace industry. Ji was one of two students and the graduate level winner of the award.
After receiving a master's degree at Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Ji came to WSU in 2009 to pursue her Ph.D. Her advisor in China suggested that she work with Katie Zhong, professor in WSU's School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering. Since arriving in 2009, she has published eight papers and has filed for a patent.
Working with Zhong, Ji is working to develop a new type of battery that would be lighter, safer and more environmentally friendly than current lithium ion batteries.
Boeing has been working to develop an all-electric airplane, in which more electronics will be powered through battery technology. The technology, however, remains a limiting factor.
Ji is working to develop a new electrolyte for batteries that is made out of an environmentally friendly soy protein. Electrolytes are the part of the battery that allow for the movement of electrons between the anode and the cathode to create electricity. Usually, electrolytes are liquid acid solutions. The electrolyte solution can leak and create a fire hazard.
"In some portable electronics, the batteries can reach temperature as hot as 200 degree Celsius — hot enough to cook eggs," says Zhong. "That's a big safety concern."
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Ji's soy protein-based electrolyte is solid and lighter weight than traditional electrolyte materials. In combining the soy protein with more traditional electrolyte materials, she was able to produce high conductivity, while producing a material that could be disposed of more easily. It also could reduce overall battery weight.
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Last year, Ji achieved another global honor. She was selected as one of top 50 graduate students and/or post-doctors from around the world invited to attend the inaugural World Materials Summit Student Congress.
This summer, as the only winner at WSU, she received support to attend Singularity University, a California-based university that brings about 80 graduate students from around the world together with business leaders to address global challenges and develop entrepreneurial ideas in advanced technology. Ji said she had always assumed that she would become a professor, but since participating in Singularity University, she has become more focused on developing her ideas into a business.
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I have politely and courteously sent emails to Mayor Thomas Lauzon over the past three weeks. I have yet to receive a response from him. If perhaps someone in his office reads this, would you give the mayor a quick tutorial on email? Thank you.
The two questions I am still waiting for him to answer for me are:
What would indicate an illegal sale in a parking lot that would draw the attention of your police? Would they check on every sidewalk sale of a vehicle or motorcycle? Would they run over to verify every sale or trade of cigarettes between two people to make sure theyre of age? Are they going to talk to everybody looking at and admiring a firearm in the parking lot? Seems almost like harassment of law-abiding citizens.
What is the ordinance you referred to? I read through the ordinances listed on the city of Barres home page, and didnt find anything relevant.
Again, as stated in my email, Im not one of your citizens but do travel through Barre quite often. I would appreciate the courtesy of a response to my emails.
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I found it on the iTunes store (US), $9.99 for either SD or HD
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We have a DVD/Blu release date: http://videoeta.com/movie/129672
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Interesting thing is, Amazon lists the blu-ray as a 2 disc set! Not sure if that'll be so, considering two blus is a LOT of stuff. Probably going to be a combo pack with the DVD and blu in one case.
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Six memorable days from the last six England tours to New Zealand
Andrew Alderson
February 19, 2013
England Test tours to New Zealand provide a tool to insert other life experiences into a reliable timeline. A visit by cricket's creators brings a heightened sense of anticipation. The current tour is England's 18th Test visit to New Zealand. A look at half a dozen personal-favourite moments from those tours.
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1. Monday, January 24, 1984, fifth day, first Test, Wellington
The car was packed for the annual family holiday north of Auckland, at Red Beach; the inhabitants were famished. We'd been driving the best part of two hours and stopped at the Orewa Shopping Centre for a spot of lunch. Mum volunteered to get pies, lamingtons and custard squares. My brother assisted. There was a big queue. For me, as a six-year-old in his first season of cricket, the Test had somehow already assumed far greater importance than lining up for any form of pastry. I ventured into the front seat, where Dad was riveted to the radio as Jeremy Coney edged towards his maiden Test century. He completed the task by pulling Ian Botham through midwicket. The crowd roar combined with the radio static was mesmerising. If I'm not mistaken, my stoic father, a former first-class cricketer, may have even clenched his fist momentarily. Coney's eventual 174 not out helped New Zealand save the Test. He batted more than eight hours and faced 374 balls. The hosts started the final day at 335 for 7 with a lead of just 91. New Zealand went on to win the series; the only time in 17 attempts they have beaten England at home.
2. Monday, February 29, 1988, fifth day, second Test, Auckland
Mark Greatbatch showed customary grit to make a century on Test debut. He is one of just eight New Zealand players to do so in 83 years of Test history. Unfortunately school was in that day but thoughtfully (in batting more than six hours) Greatbatch waited until after the final bell before bringing up his ton. It seemed a mythical achievement for young lads starting to grasp the values of the game. More importantly Greatbatch, with assistance from Messrs Snedden, Smith and Bracewell, saved the Test.
3. Tuesday, January 21, 1992, fourth day, first Test, Christchurch
Losing 2-0 hardly made this a memorable series for New Zealand. The summer took a turn for the better when World Cup fever took hold shortly afterwards. However, the most unfortunate moment came from the bat (and feet) of Dipak Patel. He was the best of New Zealand's batsmen when faced with combating England's 580 for 9 declared. Patel had produced a breezy 97 before pulling a short ball wide of mid-on for two. He was run out by about a metre attempting a third. Despite 26 first-class centuries, this remained his highest Test score. Curiously, John Wright was stumped on 99 in the second innings.
4. Friday, February 7, 1997, second day, second Test, Wellington
After moving into my first flat a couple of days prior, this presented a chance to settle on the sofa with fellow cricket tragics to watch New Zealand's youngest Test debutant, Daniel Vettori, produce his left-arm orthodox guile. Crucially (and perhaps a touch sadly) it was the first time in our lifetimes that someone younger than ourselves had played for New Zealand. Our Test "dreams" were effectively over, but oh how we willed Vettori on.
In the front seat Dad was riveted to the radio as Jeremy Coney edged towards his maiden Test century. He completed the task by pulling Ian Botham through midwicket. The crowd roar combined with the radio static was mesmerising | |||
Bespectacled, with shoulder-length hair and a benign run-up disguising a penetrative arsenal of deliveries, his composure was freakish in that Basin Reserve cauldron. He had the members of our lounge entranced, presumably much like the batsmen in the 360 Test dismissals he has made since. From an unassuming teenager, picked after two first-class games to debut against England at 18 years and ten days, he has become a colossus of experience. However, he did have to wait until the next day to dismiss Nasser Hussain, who had also been Vettori's maiden first-class wicket the previous month.
5. Saturday, March 16, 2002, fourth day, first Test, Christchurch
Rashly, a mate had organised his wedding on the Saturday of the first Test. Cricket lovers in the party exchanged furtive glances and shifted uncomfortably in seats during the ceremony and pretended to be engaged in the small talk and hors d'oeuvres at the subsequent function. With necessity being the mother of invention, some genius discovered a black-and-white telly at the back of the venue. One by one a band of cricket fans surreptitiously exited. A roster system meant if one poor chap held the television's rabbit ears, the remaining dozen who had squished into the broom closet of a room could conjure up a blurred image of Nathan Astle teeing off for the fastest Test double-century. Fortunately the high-definition version has been preserved and is often played on rainy days by Sky Television. However, it was hard to match that initial static impression, as Astle dispatched the ball to nearby Christchurch suburbs through a shadowy haze. New Zealand might have lost by 98 runs but Astle's knock was hard to match for raw entertainment.
6. Sunday, March 9, 2008, fifth day, first Test, Seddon Park
Kyle Mills' spell of four wickets for nine runs from seven overs electrified the final day's play. England folded, needing 300 to win from 81 overs. Mills' wickets left them 30 for 4 before lunch. Wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum snaffled left-handers Alastair Cook and Andrew Strauss, while right-handers Michael Vaughan and Kevin Pietersen succumbed lbw. England were eventually dismissed for 110. If Mills never plays another Test (and it seems likely, given the 33-year-old's last appearance was almost four years ago) this may well be remembered as his finest hour - almost literally - with the ball.
Andrew Alderson is cricket writer at New Zealand's Herald on Sunday
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