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Japanese GP 2008
Sunday Team Quotes
Kimi Raikkonen (3rd): "Even if third place has put an end to a run of poor results, I am a bit disappointed because today we had the means to win. At the start, I got away well but then, at the first corner, the two McLarens arrived too fast at the braking point and prevented me from turning in, taking me off the track. That lost me a lot of ground and I found myself in the middle of the pack. On top of that, the car was not quite right as I was hit by one of the McLarens: the steering was a bit light and there was other damage as well. I tried to do the best I could but I was not as quick as I'd hoped, especially in the second stint. Before the second stop, I closed on Kubica but I couldn't pass him in the pit stop because on my in lap I found myself behind Rosberg a lap down. Then I tried several times to attack Robert but he defended his position well. At one point, I did find myself slightly ahead of him going into turn 3, but I was on the outside and he did not give up the line so I had to go off the track. After that, I had a bit of graining and so I was not able to catch up again. In any case, I am happy to have brought home important points for the team."
Felipe Massa (7th): "A strange race with everything that happened on track. In the end, seventh place is definitely not a disaster given that my closest rival failed to score points. At the start, I got away well and had passed Alonso and Kovalainen. Then Hamilton braked over the limit and I found myself sandwiched between one car on the inside and one on the outside and all I could do was brake and stay behind. I think the duel that followed with Hamilton was hard but fair and the drive-through really penalized my race. In the second part, on the hard tyres, the car was flying, which is very encouraging for the next races. As for the incident with Bourdais, I think there's little to say: I had already entered the turn and he hit me from behind, spinning me round. In the duel with Webber I saw a space down the inside and went for it. He moved over on me a little bit towards the wall which might have looked a bit scary but it was not like that from the cockpit. Anyway, it was a very important moment in the race and I had to try. Now we will give it our all in the next two races. We have great potential available to us and we must do all we can to exploit it."
Stefano Domenicali, Team Principal: "A bitter sweet taste after this race in Fuji. On the one hand is the regret at not having been able to exploit our great potential: today we saw that this weekend we had everything in place to come away with everything. For one reason or another, from the less than perfect qualifying yesterday, to the chaos at the start today, we never managed it. On the other hand there is satisfaction from retaking the lead in the Constructors' classification and for the slight gain made by Felipe in the Drivers'. Today, our Brazilian drove an amazing race, with an incredible climb up the order, some great passing moves, showing great maturity. Kimi drove a good race, taking a nice third place which puts an end to a bad run for him which had been going on too long, and brings home important points for the team. His car was not quite right after the collision with a McLaren at the first corner and then he was nearly always having to fight in traffic. Indeed, a backmarker at the crucial moment before his second stop meant he lost the chance to rejoin the track in second place. I want to congratulate all the guys in the pit crew. After what happened in Singapore they were definitely under pressure but they worked very well. Now we head immediately for Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix. Our aim remains the same: we will continue to work hard and with determination to get the best possible result."
Luca Baldisserri, Head of Trackside Operations: "Definitely a difficult race, affected by what went wrong at the start. A shame as we had a great potential, as we went on to demonstrate during the race. In particular, Felipe put on a great performance, with incredible lap times. Kimi did his own race but was struggling a bit in the second stint, unable to stick with Kubica. He would however, possibly have managed to pass him at the pit stop, if he had not got stuck in traffic on his in lap. His six points are still very important for the Constructors' classification. The F2008 proved to be very competitive at this track and I think that will also be the case in China. We will give it our all for the final two races."
BMW Sauber
Robert Kubica (2nd): "My start was good but the clutch slipped a little, therefore Jarno Trulli was able to pass me on the straight. I then decided to take the inside line and braked very late, too late actually and I locked the front wheels. But then everybody went wide while I was more or less able to keep my line, and after the second corner I was in front. I then tried to pull away, but I couldn't. My tyres were graining and I lost time, particularly in the last sector. I was pushing as hard as I could, but after the pit stop, Fernando Alonso was in front of me and I was not able to match his pace. At the beginning of the final stint the tyres were graining heavily and my lap times were slow, so I came under strong pressure from Kimi Raikkonen and we had a great fight. At one point he was beside me in corner two, but I was on the inside, just didn't back off and was able to keep him behind. After a few laps the graining went away and I was able to run at my normal pace. It's a great result for the whole team at a time when it is not easy. We have been struggling a little bit recently and we were under pressure from some teams, so this second place is a real boost for our morale. Now we have nothing to lose, but everything is possible."
Nick Heidfeld (9th): "Compared to the Williams cars in front of me, my start was okay, but the Hondas behind got off the grid even better. There was an awful lot of traffic in the first corner and I was lucky to get through all the hassle. For me the nicest moment of the race was certainly when I managed to overtake two cars at the same time on lap four. I was on a one stop strategy and, as well as that, the second last one-stopper to pit. It was not easy to handle the heavy car. Now I'm looking forward to next weekend's race in Shanghai where we should do better in qualifying."
Dr. Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport Director: "This was a really strong performance from Robert. In the first corner chaos after the start he took the lead. Later in the race he had to let Fernando Alonso go, but defended successfully against Kimi Raikkonen. It was our team's eleventh podium of the season, and Robert has now been on the podium seven times in 2008. Nick also did a good job by improving from 16th to tenth, but couldn't score points today. We are now looking forward to exciting final races in China and Brazil."
Willy Rampf, Technical Director: "Contrary to all the prophecies, this was an exciting race. Robert had the best result at the start as he managed to take the lead, thanks to a little bit of luck and lots of guts. He was in the lead until the first pit stops, but after that we weren't able to match the pace of Fernando Alonso. In the third stint Robert defended his position from the attacks by Kimi Raikkonen in a clever and fair way, and claimed his well earned seventh podium of the season. That was really a brilliant performance by Robert. Nick managed to move up to tenth with a one-stop-strategy, but unfortunately, because of coming from 16th on the gird, more than this was not possible."
Fernando Alonso (1st): "It's still difficult to believe what we have done today! Winning in Singapore was unexpected, but we benefited from special conditions. Today we won again on a circuit that was not supposed to suit us. The team has really done a remarkable job to fight back this season and we are now the third strongest team. It's unbelievable and I am extremely happy this evening."
Nelson Piquet (4th): "I am very happy with this great result for the team. I had a bit of luck at the start, but after that the car handled really well, I was on the pace, and I just had to remain concentrated and keep pushing. The team is having a really strong end to the season and I hope that is going to continue."
Pat Symonds, Executive Director of Engineering: "Winning the last race was very welcome, but it's much more satisfying to win here in two ways: firstly it was a more straightforward race that showed our true capability, and secondly because both cars achieved a good result today. Congratulations to the team and to both our drivers."
Flavio Briatore, Managing Director: "I am very happy as this is a superb result for the team, Fernando, Nelson and Renault. The victory is well deserved: Fernando and Nelson had great drives, our strategy worked wonderfully and after our difficult start to the season I want to thank all the members of the team for their efforts. We had said that we could come back to the top and we confirmed that here today."
Nico Rosberg (11th): "Our start was poor due to a technical problem so I just fell to the back of the pack. I was also quite heavy with fuel. I'm satisfied with my performance and it was actually good fun out there today. I was able to overtake in the first part of the race and to drive one qualifying lap after another the whole way through. I gave it 100% and was as quick as Heidfeld, who was on the same strategy. Unfortunately, that wasn't enough to score any points, though. I'm flying to Shanghai tomorrow and looking forward to collecting some points there."
Kazuki Nakajima (15th): "That was a shame. It was very disappointing to have an accident in the first corner, but I couldn't do anything about it. After the incident, I just tried to do my best for the rest of the race. I don't think our race pace was that great, though, so I couldn't make any progress. We need to go away and work on our performance to see where we can improve for the next time."
Sam Michael, Technical Director: "We had poor starts on both cars. Kazuki then lost his front wing on the first lap and that put him at the back of the pack after an unscheduled stop. From that point on, it was difficult to make any progress with Kazuki. Nico was fuelled long and was the heaviest out there but he lost a lot of time behind slower cars on their first stints in the opening stages. His pace was respectable though so a better start would have left him fighting for the top of the one stopper positions. Our starts were great at the beginning of the season, but now they are poor. It is something that the engineers will put a lot of effort into resolving before the final two Grands Prix."
Red Bull-Renault
Mark Webber (8th): "After a poor start, which put me at the back, I had a good first stint passing Heidfeld twice amongst others. The second stint was difficult pace wise, as I was having a tricky time on the options. I had some front graining and it was hard to maintain a good pace at the end of the race. Felipe (Massa) had fresh tyres towards the finish and also a faster car, so I knew it would be difficult to keep him behind me as his traction was so much better. I pushed him to the limit when he made his overtaking move, but that's what it's about, trying to get another point for the team. It was too difficult against his car though and he passed me."
David Coulthard (DNF, Accident): "It's disappointing to go out. I was trying to go down the inside of Bourdais' car into turn one and naturally he came back across a little bit towards the apex. Piquet was in front of us both and I found myself between the two of them. There was a little bit of bumping and grinding as we went through the apex of Turn one and then, as I accelerated out of Turn two, whatever damage was done in the apex of turn one let go and the car had a tank slapper and I went it to the barrier. I guess it was suspension damage rather than a tyre as normally you'd feel it if a tyre was going down. We'll need a new chassis for the next race."
Christian Horner, Sporting Director: "After a nasty looking accident, thankfully David isn't injured. Contact at the first corner put his car in the air and then the rear suspension broke, which turned his car acutely left and into the barrier. Mark lost a huge amount of time at the start, but thereafter, on a risky one stop strategy, drove a very good race to claim a Championship point. He came within two laps of getting another, but unfortunately Massa was too fast to hold back. It was a very good drive on a one stop strategy."
Fabrice Lom, Renault: "That was a difficult race. It was a very bad start for both drivers. David had an accident and had to retire and Mark nearly stalled at the start, which put him at the back of the field. He did a very good job after that and overtook a lot of cars to give a very impressive performance today. Congratulations again to Renault for another win."
Jarno Trulli (5th): "We have to be happy with that today but honestly I wanted to give a bit more both to the team and to all the Japanese fans who cheered us on. I was really hoping that we could make the podium but this 5th place was all that we could have done this afternoon. I gave everything from start to finish but we could not do any better today. We've been competitive all weekend and the car was good again in the race but the lower temperatures didn't help us. That meant that the car was slightly unbalanced. I tried to keep Piquet's Renault behind me but they were very quick today. Still, I'm glad to come away with some points to give the home support something to cheer."
Timo Glock (DNF, Damage): "That was a short afternoon's work for me. I made a good start but I lost ground when everyone went wide at the first corner and I was pushed off the track. Then following David Coulthard's accident it felt like I drove over some of the debris. After that the car felt strange and in the end I lost the car on the kerb at the exit of turn six. I went over the grass and the car launched through the air. When I landed it felt like something broke on the rear, causing us to retire. It's a particular pity because we had a lot of fuel, we looked strong all weekend and we were confident of picking up a good result in front of our home fans."
Tadashi Yamashina, Team Principal: "Jarno did a very good job today, as did the whole team in our home country. We were expecting both cars to finish in the top six, but unfortunately Timo retired early on. When he went off, the shock on the monocoque caused the seat fixation to work loose. We tried to keep him in the race but there was no way to recover from that, which was a shame. Today we had lots of Toyota fans who had come here to watch and encourage our team. I appreciate that and thank them all very much."
Toro Rosso-Ferrari
Sebastien Bourdais (10th - Dropped from 6th place after the race with a 25 second penalty for a collision with Felipe Massa): "The start seemed like a big mess, but fortunately I survived it. The incident with Massa? I was coming out of the pits, he turned in, I was on the kerb and there was nowhere else I could go and I was racing him for position. It was a good showing today for me, running consistently in the top five with only one mistake in what was a tough race. All in all, a very eventful race and I am happy to have scored three points."
Sebastian Vettel (6th): "At the first corner, I was forced to run wide as there was an incident on the inside, losing a lot of places. After that it was difficult to fight my way back. Nevertheless, getting both cars in the points is a strong showing from us, even if we could have been looking for a few more points today. Two more races to go: I hope to add to our total in both of them."
Franz Tost, Team Principal: "Another really good race for one of the Red Bull teams. Bourdais had a very good start and was a front runner right from the beginning, going on to have his best ever race for us. Vettel struggled a bit at the start, completing the opening lap eleventh. Then he put in a strong performance so that in total we have picked up another five points which strengthens our position in the Constructors' championship. Now we are looking forward to racing in China in a week's time, where we will do our best to continue this positive trend."
Rubens Barrichello (13th): "I had a great start to the race today, passing three or four cars on the way down to the first corner and was able to hold the position well. Unfortunately I was then hit from behind by Fisichella which damaged the rear end of the car and affected the balance for the remainder of the race. From then on, we were really limited by the poor performance and pace of the car this weekend. We did all that we could but were not able to make any headway up the field."
Jenson Button (14th): "The race began really well for me and I was running inside the top ten at the first corner after making a great start. Unfortunately going with the option for my first stint didn't work well and I really suffered from this in the early laps. I was passed by a few cars around the first lap and from then on had graining on the front and rear tyres which meant I was slow through the corners and we couldn't compete on straightline speed, particularly with a heavy fuel load. Once we put the prime tyre on for the second stint, the balance was much better, but by then it was impossible to catch up and make progress."
Ross Brawn, Team Principal: "Given that our car is not well-suited to this track, and our current package, this was always going to be a difficult race for us, especially from our grid positions. We took a gamble starting Jenson on the option tyre, looking for a good start and end of first stint performance. Jenson did indeed get a good start off the line, making up seven places, but then the tyres quickly grained and he lost all of that advantage. This was the risk associated with this strategy. Rubens also had a good start but appeared to be experiencing problems with the car balance after he was struck from behind by the Force India car of Fisichella. As our focus has already switched to 2009 I'm afraid we anticipated a tough time until the end of the season, but we will reap the benefit of this decision later next year."
Force India-Ferrari
Giancarlo Fisichella (DNF, Gearbox): "The start off the grid was fantastic for me and I could overtake a lot of people. In the first corner there were a lot of cars across and off the track and a lot of mess, so they slowed down a lot and I touched Barrichello at the back of his car and I damaged my front nose slightly. I decided to stay out and it was looking good. We were considering a one stop strategy which was much more comfortable and I was doing a good race, but then unfortunately at the end I had a problem with the gearbox and seventh gear. At least we are fighting again."
Adrian Sutil (DNF, Tyre): "I had a puncture on my right rear tyre and then suddenly on the straight the tyre blew and I had to stop the car. It was a shame as we were running 10th and it was feeling really good. We had a fantastic start - from 19th to 11th at the end of the first corner as I stayed to the inside and clear of all the problems, and I was in 10th position within a couple of laps. It was going very well and we had a good strategy, it was just so unlucky again."
Dr. Vijay Mallya, Team Principal: "This weekend has been another mixed event for us. Adrian was driving an excellent race and there was high potential there for him to score points, as he did last year, but then our luck ran out. Giancarlo too was very strong and unfortunately had a mechanical problem. We have however proved yet again that we are strong contenders and can fight hard with the other teams, all we need now is a bit of a break."
Mike Gascoyne, Chief Technical Officer: "Today was a shame for the team as I think we had every chance of doing very well. Adrian had a good first lap and on a two stop strategy it was looking promising for the rest of the race. Unfortunately he picked up a puncture, which was the end of his race. Giancarlo was also putting in a strong performance despite some contact in the first corner, which damaged his nose and gave some understeer as a result. He was on a one stop strategy, but had a gearbox failure just before the midpoint of the race. While it was a great shame for the team, it's good to see a strong race pace once again."
Lewis Hamilton (12th): "Obviously, I'm not happy after a result like today's - but I'm already getting over it and tomorrow will be another day. Disappointingly, I didn't make a great start, but I slipstreamed Kimi and went up the inside. I braked a bit late - but so did everybody. A lot of cars went wide at Turn One - and I just went a bit wider than everyone else. But you can't undo the penalty or change today's result. On lap two, Felipe went wide and I went up the inside, giving him room, but he tapped me quite hard into a spin. There are positives to take from today; I've only lost two points to Felipe in the drivers' championship, so it's definitely not over. Now I'll forget today ever happened and move forward; we've got two more races to go and my target is still to win both of them."
Heikki Kovalainen (DNF, Engine): "Today started with so much promise and ended so disappointingly. I made a good start and, although I ran wide at the first corner, I still managed to slot in behind Robert and Fernando. I was feeling pretty confident about catching them both because the car was feeling just fantastic and then, all of a sudden, the engine stopped. That was a real pity because our reliability has been fantastic all season. Nevertheless, my pace today was good and I head to China feeling positive that we can once again show the same sort of pace we had this weekend."
Ron Dennis, Team Principal: "Well, today was a very challenging day. We were a bit surprised that Lewis was given a penalty in respect of the first-corner incident, simply because we've all seen similar first-corner incidents that triggered no such penalty. Drivers miss braking points, they run wide; these things happen. As for Heikki, he was in a very strong position, fuelled significantly longer than the cars around him, when he suffered an extremely rare engine failure. All in all, then, as far as the championship is concerned, I guess things could have been worse; but there's no getting away from the fact that it was a disappointing weekend. However, Lewis is still five points clear in the drivers' championship, with two races to go, and I know that our whole team will dig deep from here on in."
Norbert Haug, Mercedes Motorsport Director: "A chaotic start and one lap later Felipe ruined Lewis's race when he first ran wide and then cut the chicane short and pushed Lewis into a spin. The next grand prix will be held already next weekend and neither Felipe nor Ferrari benefited too much from today's result. Despite Felipe's action, Lewis still leads the drivers' championship. We will investigate the engine failure on Heikki's car tonight and tomorrow in Brixworth. Unfortunately this failure happened today when Heikki had a chance of winning; he was third, had the speed and was on the superior strategy. I am sorry for him and the team, it's bad that things like this happen even if you previously performed reliably for two years. But we will work hard to make sure that such a failure will not happen again."


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According to USDA's Nov. 9 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, cotton production dropped nearly half a million bales, while rice production declined 700,000 hundredweight. Here's more from the report.
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EdR reported a net income of $489,000 in the third quarter, the Memphis-based collegiate housing real estate investment trust reported after market close Thursday, Oct. 25.
That compared to a $6.5 million loss during 2011's third quarter. EdR attributed its year-over-year net increase to improvements in same-community net operating income, operating profits of new communities, lower interest expense and a $5.2 million gain on sale of assets in 2012.
"The transformation of our portfolio of communities continues to evolve as we further work to position EdR to outperform in this growing industry," EdR president and CEO Randy Churchey said in a statement. "We have sold 35 percent of the communities that were in our portfolio at the beginning of 2010 and since that time we have also added $468 million of acquisitions and $91 million of developments to our portfolio.
"In addition, we announced $343 million of developments delivering in 2013 and 2014. The culmination of these transactions has reduced our median distance from campus to 0.2 miles from 1.3 miles, increased our average rental rate by 20 percent to $562 per bed and continues us along the path of adding well-located quality assets to our portfolio."
Total revenue saw a 23.6 percent jump year over year, reaching $35 million in Q3 compared to $28 million in Q3 2011.
EdR's core funds from operations was $5.9 million for the three months ended Sept. 30, compared to $2.4 million during the same period last year.
During Q3, EdR signed agreements with the University of Kentucky for Phase II of the multi-year, 9,000-bed, campus-housing revitalization project. Phase II includes four communities with 2,317 beds and total estimated project costs of $133.7 million. These communities are scheduled to open summer of 2014.
Meanwhile, EdR acquired three communities with a total of 1,847 beds and a combined purchase price of $137.3 million. The company also closed on the sale of two communities, NorthPointe serving University of Arizona and The Reserve on Frankford serving Texas Tech University, for a gross sales price and net cash proceeds of approximately $42.3 million.
EdR is in the process of assuming $49.5 million of debt related to the $74.8 million acquisition of two communities adjacent to Texas Tech with a total of 866 beds. The assumption process and closing of the acquisition is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter.
Tom Trubiana, EdR's executive vice president and chief investment officer, said the company is pleased with the progress of its development projects.
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Yesterday's post covered the triumph of Poland in Division I B. Congrats to the Poles for moving one step closer to joining the championship tournament. Next year, they'll compete in today's subject, Division I A, and attempt the leap into the top tier. While one team rises, one must fall, so Romania will sink into Division II A and attempt to move back up next year.
Speaking of Division I A, that would be our subject today. The second tier of the IIHF tournament ladder features six teams similarly to the preceding Division II, but there's more at stake than any other tournament. Winning in this tier means a shot at the gold medal in the IIHF World Championship tournament, the ultimate goal of the annual series of tournaments. Even more interesting is how two teams are promoted to the Top Division, while only one moves down. It's a tougher division to try to move up but plenty of the teams in the division now have bobbed up and down the bottom tiers in the last decade. The rising teams must compete against the likes of Canada, Russia, United States, Sweden, Finland, and all the other mainstays in the upper tier, which is quite the tall task. For this year, the Division I A tournament took place in Goyang, South Korea from April 20th to 26. Here are the final standings:
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Slovenia and Austria rise from the absolute dogfight that took place in this tier, while host South Korea were throttled in all five of their games and see demotion after being shut out of points. The difference-making games in this tier were Austria's overtime wins over Ukraine (3-2) and Hungary (5-4). Notable players in this tier's roster list were Austria's Michael Grabner (New York Islanders), Michael Raffl (Philadelphia Flyers), former Detroit Red Wing and the world's second most successful Slovenian player Jan Mursak, and his superior Anze Kopitar. Wait a minute...you must be asking yourself how Kopitar can be in two places at once. Great question! The NHLers I mentioned didn't actually play a single shift in the tournament. I can't say for sure what Grabner and Raffl were doing but Kopitar is a little busy winning playoff games in the NHL to play for his country. So this all begs the question.
Why the hell were these guys named to the team when there was no G-D way they were going to play?!?
Perhaps they thought the threat of Kopitar and Grabner was enough to have the other teams roll over. Looks like it all worked out anyway.
Here's the tournament's top scorers:
Good job, Thomas Koch, for winning the scoring race without scoring. Austria obviously dominated the scoring in this tournament, but kudos to seeing Kim Ki-sung of lowly South Korea get seven points in five brutal losses.
Here the top goaltenders:
Not exactly a goaltending duel in any of these games. Oh well, here's some actual footage via YouTube:
The Hungarian jerseys are awesome, and at one point a lot of Hungarians were reading this blog so here's a little something for them.
Tournament directorate named goaltender Yutaka Fukufuji of Japan (the first Japanese player to make the NHL), Austrian defenseman Dominique Heinrich, and forward Jan Muršak of Slovenia the best positional players. How does three points in five games get you the tournament's best forward? Maybe he killed every penalty or something. I don't know, I'm running out of steam for this tier.
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Local roundup: Elmore heads to CCSU; Paparelli to Bryant
Jevon Elmore of New London has enrolled for the spring semester at Central Connecticut State and will play football for them next fall, the school announced Wednesday as part of national signing day.
Elmore, a 5-foot-10 defensive back, attended the United States Military Academy Prep this past fall. He scored 12 touchdowns during his senior season at New London (2011) and had a team-leading seven interceptions.
"I wanted to bring my talents back home," Elmore told CCSU's athletic website.
New London senior receiver-defensive back Caleb Camacho signed his letter of intent with Sacred Heart University.
Norwich Free Academy's Joey Paparelli signed a football letter of intent with Bryant University. He'll play both football and baseball. The co-captain helped lead the Wildcats to both the Eastern Connecticut Conference Large Division title, the program's second CIAC Class LL final, and a 12-1 record.
Jaleel Reed of St. Thomas More committed to play receiver at Maine. He had 1,100 all-purpose yards, 12 touchdowns and six interceptions in seven games.
Women's basketball
• Meghan Fornaro made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:50 left in the third overtime as Coast Guard edged Springfield, 55-54, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference game.
Alexi Howard and Kaitlin Ward both scored 12 for the Bears (8-12, 6-9) and Karli Collins had 18 rebounds. Fornaro added 10 pionts.
Jaimie Bickelhaupt had 24 points and 16 rebounds for the Pride (3-18, 1-14).
• Connecticut College, celebrating National Girls and women in Sports Day, will host youth girls' basketball teams from Groton and East Lyme Friday night. The teams will play and eight-minute game at halftime of Conn's game against Colby College, which begins at 8 p.m.
Men's basketball
• Brian Vayda had 14 points, eight rebounds and three assists as Clark trounced Coast Guard, 89-47, in the NEWMAC. Coast Guard missed 11 of its first 12 field goals and shot 31.7-percent for the game. D.J. Bailey had 12 points and seven rebounds for Clark (12-10, 6-3). Jimmy Knudsen (10 points) was the only player to score in double figures for the Bears (1-19, 0-10).
H.S. girls' basketball
• Taylor McLaughlin scored 17 points to lead Bacon Academy to a 44-29 win over East Lyme in an ECC Large Division game. Jenna Schumacher led East Lyme (15-3, 7-3) with 13 points.
• Darneshia Cantey had 12 points as Whitney Tech of Hamden beat Norwich Tech, 27-12, in the Constitution State Conference. Tyra Wolchesky had four points for Norwich Tech (2-17).
• Williams School lost to St. Andrew's, 45-27. Marion Philippe had nine points and five rebounds, Kailah Waheed had eight rebounds and Maggie Hillegass had six rebounds and six steals for Williams (5-9).
College wrestling
• Marc Wagner (184), heavyweight Mark Howard and Nate and Mike Giorgio (133 and 141 pounds, respectively) all won for Coast Guard in its 26-15 loss to Merchant Marine. Coast Guard is 4-9.
H.S. boys' basketball
• East Lyme's Wade McNamara scored a game-high 26 points, but the Vikings lost to Bacon 63-55 win over East Lyme in an ECC Large Division game. Kevin Foster scored eight for East Lyme (3-14, 0-9).
• Troy-Pierre Louis scored 34 points to lead Rocky Hill (R.I.) to a 57-49 win over Williams School. Drew Watson led Williams (3-10) with 16 points.
H.S. swimming
• Williams School lost to Moses Brown, 53-31. Caius Mergy won the 100 breaststroke and 200 individual medley and Adam Collins won the 50 freestyle and was second in the 100 freestyle for Williams. The 200 freestyle relay team of Mergy, Sam Buffum, Collins and Samantha Linhares also won for Williams.
Men's basketball
• Northfield-Mt. Hermon beat St. Thomas More 78-72. Duane Notice scored 21 points and had seven rebounds and Marquis Moore scored 10 for T-More (23-4).
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Saturday, November 10
Scumbus, Channel Ten, 9.30pm
HERE'S another reminder to watch this enjoyable, locally made film. Meet Thomas Murphy (Ed Kavalee). He's a cop, it's his birthday and he's the hero of this film, which means he's the straight guy in the centre of a cop comedy farce. Because this is a television comedy made in 2012, the always amusing Toby Truslove is in it, cast as Tommy's best mate, surprisingly successful playboy and all-round loveable goof Jessie. These last-chance police partners are assigned to staff the ''scumbus'', a mobile police station where the officers deal in illegal drugs and general zaniness, much to Tom's displeasure. This is a comedy telemovie, which is a rare thing for a film industry that once produced great comedies.
Gardening Australia, ABC1, 6.30pm
TONIGHT'S program showcases the five finalists for the Gardener of the Year award. One rural Victorian garden has adopted a Mediterranean landscape that has become a haven for birds and disability groups. Going a step further, a nurse has developed a horticulture therapy program in a rehabilitation centre, providing a sensory garden for all patients. Another garden near Adelaide is dedicated to plants from arid regions, while Costa visits the home of a Jervis Bay gardener who is helping to re-vegetate local dunes in the face of wind, salt and sand.
Blackout, SBS One, 8.30pm
THE second instalment of any trilogy is always tough - it's not setting up and it's not cleaning up. The worst-case scenario is a bridging chapter, dragging things out for no good reason. Blackout's second episode is the other end of the scale, ratcheting up the tension and solving obvious problems early, only to reveal far more complex threats and delicious drama. We open with Daniel (Christopher Eccleston) elected to mayor. The alcoholic, philandering, corrupt council official who last week beat a man to death in a drug-fuelled blackout before taking a bullet to save a stranger, is on top of the world, seemingly over his addictions, happy with his family and getting away with murder, all for the greater good. Then, as his blackout clears, the hurdles start coming thick and fast. This is an engaging hour watching an anti-hero discover the fragility of his reformation.
Sinbad, ABC1, 9.05pm
ISN'T it always the way? You're all set for a simple ocean cruise, then the captain's new love interest - who claims to have been raised by tigers, no less - arranges for a professor to use the boat to ship her giant egg to a deserted island for part of an experiment. And wouldn't you know it, the professor is a mad scientist and the egg's hatching midtrip? Tonight, the crew never even makes landfall, as it's all about a monstrous cargo let loose in the hold. It's a decent episode and a good variation on the one-night-on-an-island formula.
Sunday, November 11
Highlight: Devil's Dust, ABC1, 8.30pm
IT'S impossible not to wince while watching the workers on the shop floor at James Hardie paddling around in great drifts of asbestos dust at the beginning of this dramatisation of the Bernie Banton-James Hardie story. The fluffy white stuff appears so benign, yet with the benefit of our historical perspective it's impossible to ignore the dust's malign presence. ''Get out! Run away,'' we want to tell the blokes, but of course they don't, because they were unaware that hiding in asbestos dust are the seeds of a horrible, lingering death.
There is always a challenge in telling a story whose ultimate outcome is well known to anyone who has read a newspaper or watched a news program in the past 20 years. That challenge is to maintain dramatic tension while remaining reasonably faithful to the narrative. The key players in the story are Banton himself (played by Anthony Hayes) and ABC journo Matt Peacock (Ewen Leslie), who got hold of the story early in the piece and clung to it with an admirable, old-school tenacity, eventually writing the book on which much of Devil's Dust is based.
At the outset we are told the story is real but has been ''changed for dramatic effect''. Perhaps the biggest liberty is the introduction of the fictitious figure of Adam Bourke (Don Hany) as the James Hardie spin doctor. Bourke's role, as he gets deeper into defending the indefensible, is to embody the tortured conscience of the company, and it says something about the level of Hardie's corporate bastardry that the writers found it necessary to invent the character.
Devil's Dust is the latest in a series of dramas mining recent history (Howzat! Kerry Packer's War, the Underbelly franchise, Paper Giants, Beaconsfield) and does a great job evoking the atmospherics of an era where everything seemed to come only in one of two colours - beige or brown. It's interesting to speculate what historical drama documentaries will be made about the corporate scandals of the early part of the 21st century. The great climate-change cover-up, anyone?
Meatwork, ABC2, 9.30pm
IN THIS remarkable and brave film, young documentary maker and committed carnivore Madeleine Parry explores how cows, pigs and sheep are turned into the food on her plate. She spends four weeks at a small abattoir, gradually working up to slaughtering the animals herself. Throughout, she is painfully honest and, ultimately, struggles with her lack of emotion when it comes to killing. ''So … am I still a caring person,'' she asks plaintively. Essential viewing for meat-eaters and vegetarians alike.
Michael Palin's Brazi, ABC1, 7.30pm
HERE is Palin doing what he does best - playing the avuncular, slightly quizzical Englishman abroad as he explores the extraordinary colour and variety of the world's fifth-largest country. It's a simple, almost old-fashioned concept: a travel-doco series based purely on a presenter visiting one country and interviewing the people there. However, Palin does it so well and the material is so rich that it makes for fascinating viewing. The quality of the background research is also second to none. In this, the first of four episodes, he hooks up with the Yanomami people near the border with Venezuela. Once famed as hunters and warriors, they now do battle with loggers and miners. He also visits Fordlandia, which is all that remains from the curious attempt by industrialist Henry Ford to establish a model community in the jungle.
Finding Life Beyond Earth: Moon, SBS One, 8.30pm
THIS is a whistle-stop tour through the latest research and theories around the creation of the universe and what conditions are necessary for life to form on other planets. The themes are big - in fact, they don't get any bigger - but with the aid of some cracking CGI animation, even the most complex ideas are communicated clearly. ''A lovely exercise for everyone to do is to look up into the night sky, look at the twinkling lights and realise that those stars, by and large, all have planets,'' researcher Geoff Marcy says. ''And that's just our galaxy. There are hundreds of billions of galaxies out there like our Milky Way, and so the number of planets in our universe is a truly uncountable number.'' Feeling small yet?
Killing Time: season final, Channel Seven, 9.40pm
NOW that convicted serial killer Peter Dupas has failed in his attempt to stop Channel Seven screening the final instalments of Killing Time - on the basis the program would interfere with his right to a fair trial, should his conviction for the murder of Mersina Halvagis be quashed in the Court of Appeals - fans of the slickly directed series who didn't catch it on pay TV can have some closure. Tonight we get some fine acting from David Wenham as Fraser in decline - professionally, as he sets up his own unsuccessful firm; and personally, as his marriage breaks down, and as his raging cocaine addiction begins to rule his every decision. Like importing cocaine from Africa. Suddenly Fraser is facing a seven-year stretch in maximum security. Even if you know the story of how he turned prison grass in order to escape, it's still a compelling tale, and one in which the ending - will Fraser be awarded the $1 million reward? - is yet to play out.


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TMC wrote:#32 wrote:TMC wrote:migya wrote:Wagner is a wannker! Enough said
Seems like the jury already has a verdict...
Which is why there's no sense in me explaining it over and over. Like Mike Dunleavy, migya's opinion on Wagner has already been set in stone... without even seeing him play one second in a Warriors' jersey.
But his opinion (like mine) is not about his game, it's about the signing. It's not a negative opinion of Wagner, but of the need for him. There's a difference.
And the fact that Wagner hasn't performed that well so far in his career! I'm not judging the guy already because he hasn't played yet fot the team but, by what he has shown in his career. I'm not expecting much PG play but rather him trying to score at will, that's his game. This is not what is needed by a backup PG in a run and gun style. What is needed is more distributing than anything else and Wagner has never been much of one!


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Every once in awhile, the stars align and ardent supporters of the Muppets find themselves gathered in one place discussing the Muppets and acting like complete weirdos (as everyone would expect). These rare, interstellar events have become known in fan circles by many names: Muppet Meet-Ups, Knitting Circles, Doll Wiggling Conventions, and, most recently, "The Muppet Vault" Fan Fest hosted by ToughPigs and The MuppetCast.
That's right, our good friends the burly swine and the casting pod are hosting their first ever Muppet fan gathering at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday, July 25 at 2:00 pm. The main event includes screenings of loads of rare Muppet clips and sketches that are extremely difficult to find (hence the "rare" in the sentence). Tickets cost a mere $5 and there will be food, games, sing-alongs, prizes, trivia, frogs, and dogs, and chickens, and things.
Unfortunately, I live nowhere near NYC, so I won't be able to attend (probably for the best... having that many Muppet fan-site owners in one place wouldn't be good for anyone), but if you or a Muppet fan you know is near Brooklyn, New York on July 25th, there will be nothing better for you to do than to visit Joe, Ryan, and Steve at "The Muppet Vault"!
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Jul 13, 2010
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KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson seriously flirted with an upset of Class A powerhouse Great Falls on Monday night, but the Red Devils used a serious run to take a 53-43 comeback win over the Vols.
AJ, which held a 26-25 edge with a period to play, saw the Red Devils open the pivotal final period with a key 16-0 run to forge a 41-26 lead on the way to the win in the title game of the Comporium Christmas Classic.
SPARTANBURG – The mere thought of Lancaster High School senior offensive lineman William Kirkland celebrating a South Carolina 24-16 comeback win in the Shrine Bowl at Wofford's Gibbs Stadium on Saturday afternoon was inconceivable a week prior.
Chances of that scene happening at the 72nd annual Carolinas charity high school all-star game seemed just as dim at halftime with the North Carolina stars holding a 16-3 edge on the S.C. stars.
But, as Kirkland can attest, positive change can come quickly.
The Indian Land Warriors' wrestling team posted a ninth-place finish at the annual Bearcat Invitational at Rock Hill High School on Saturday.
IL, in the two-day tournament, had five wrestlers place to boost the Warriors' finish.
"There was great competition in all weight classes," Indian Land coach Mike Kersey said. "That's what we wanted because we haven't run from any competition this season.
"We want to go against the best to help us improve as a team."
Andrew Jackson rallied in the final period to present Volunteers' veteran boys basketball coach Dale Reeves with his 300th career win on Tuesday night.
Reeves' milestone win highlighted play Tuesday when AJ, down 42-40, made a late run to seal the win.
AJ, down 42-40 after three periods, outscored the host Indian Land Warriors 19-12 in the final eight minute to take the 59-54 comeback win.
The Vols' win gave AJ a split after the Lady Warriors took a 59-35 win.
KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson prevailed in a game of hoops surges to down Columbia in a Conference IV-AA basketball split on Friday night.
The AJ boys rallied from an early hole to finish strong in a 62-46 win over the Capitols.
The opener was a downer as the Lady Caps ignited early and rolled to a 50-15 victory over the Lady Vols.
In the nightcap, the Vols started slow, but steadily came around to notch the league win to improve to 9-4, 2-1.
The third period was the difference for the AJ boys, who held a 31-30 lead at the break.
With the arrival of a new year, we remember those who have left us. The thought crossed my mind as I recently watched a show which highlighted the notables who moved on in 2008.
One who didn't make the show's elite list, but I consider special, was our next-door neighbor John Cauthen. Mr. Cauthen, as I knew him, died Christmas Eve. The time of his death was 24 minutes after midnight – 12:24 a.m. on 12/24/08.
The 2008 Lancaster County high school football season belonged to the Lancaster High School Bruins.
LHS head football coach Bennie McMurray and senior linebacker Dawan Thompson highlighted the fall as The Lancaster News' 2008 coach and player of the year, respectively.
Thompson led the Bruins' defense, which was rock-solid throughout LHS's 10-4 season.
"Dawan loves to hit," said McMurray. "He anchored our defense with his consistent play and leadership. Dawan produced a phenomenal year.
BOONETOWN – Indian Land went on the road and pulled the repeat feat Thursday night.
The Warriors, who swept Conference III-A foe North Central at home Monday, took two on the Knights' home floor Thursday. The Lady Warriors, staying unbeaten in Conference III-A play, rolled to a 68-36 win.
The Warriors had a tougher time, but prevailed in a 72-58 win. In the opener, the Lady Warriors started fast and never looked back on the way to the 32-point win. IL bolted to a 29-5 lead after one period and stayed in control for the triumph.
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Former Andrew Jackson High School kicker and soccer standout Britt Blackmon produced a splendid sophomore season for the Newberry College football team this fall.
Blackmon, a 2006 graduate of AJ, finished second on the Newberry team in scoring with 45 points.
His kick scoring included an 8-12 effort – 66.7 percent on field goals. Blackmon connected on 21 of 25 extra points and was 3 of 4 between 20-29 yards and 5-8 from 30-39 range. His longest field goal kick of the season was a 34-yarder.
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China Grove resignations signal continued city dispute
A series of resignations and allegations from key city officials continues to rock the tiny city of China Grove, just 13 miles east of San Antonio.
Many former and current city officials publicly maintain their deep dissatisfaction with two current city councilmen — John McCrae and Mike Trainor — as the reason for their departures or their dissent.
City administrator Susan Conaway, Municipal Court Judge Lawrence G. Morales, City Attorney John Mead, Senior Court Clerk Clarissa Sczech and Deputy Court Clerk Reta Garza resigned from their positions May 22. City Councilman then Larry Keller tendered his resignation June 6.
Conaway joins Keller and China Grove police officers Damian Balderas and Larry Davis — who still remain on the force — in alleging that, over the past year, McCrae and Trainor attempted to eliminate China Grove's police department, have created a hostile work environment and violated the Texas Open Meetings Act.
Trainor countered the accusations are false and that their aim has been to curb government spending in China Grove with a population of 3,500.
Messages left for McRae were not returned.
"We were top-heavy," Trainor said. "The writing was on the wall for many of these ex-employees who left our city. What we have here is just a group trying to collect unemployment benefits."
Newly elected Mayor Eugene Ripps, who is married to City Councilwoman Cathy Ripps, declined to comment.
Former administrator Conaway said she resigned because she "couldn't continue to work in a city involved in what I saw as corruption and incompetence. Not that many people come to meetings, so China Grove just doesn't know what's going on here."
Conaway added that McCrae repeatedly verbally abused her and other staffers in their offices and at City Council meetings.
The former city administrator said she filed a police report with the China Grove Police Department.
"Of course, now that our police department isn't getting paid (and) our courts are shut down, how are we going to address people with concerns like mine?" Conaway said. "The culture is changing here as San Antonio moves closer to our city, and we need a (city) government who can help us stay safe."
Two-year veteran China Grove Police Officer Damian Balderas said that, following the city's May 11 elections, he wasn't paid for nearly a month, and claims his department has been targeted by McCrae and Trainor since he started his employment there.
"The police department here was started in 2007, and we need it because the East Side of San Antonio is spreading out, and we're seeing crime spread towards (China Grove)," Balderas said. "We also have our own city ordinances. How are we going to enforce those without a police department?"
Former Councilman Keller said he couldn't continue to serve with Trainor and McRae, who he alleges had undermined the police department.
"Trainor called the company, the contractors we were purchasing police vehicles from, to tell them they wouldn't get paid," Keller said. "He even went to the (financing) bank to tell them their loans were invalid."
Trainor declined to comment on the issue on the advice, he said, of legal counsel.
Balderas said he was warned by McRae that several voters in the upcoming election wanted the China Grove police department eliminated.
China Grove Police Chief Larry Davis said his department never received complaints until it gave warnings to speeders who were friends of McRae.
"We started getting complaints at that point, but only from those connected to the councilman," Davis said. "They complained about Officer Balderas' attitude and aggressive demeanor, but I believe this was really more a case of this was the first occasion in some time they had actually been caught breaking the law, and they were angry about that instead."
Former China Grove Mayor Dennis Dunk, who lost a bid for reelection to Ripps in May, said Trainor, McCrae and current councilwoman Cathy Ripps held an illegal "walking quorum" meeting — a gathering separate from the other council members — in violation of Texas Open Meetings Act.
"We've taken this issue to Bexar County District Attorney Susan Reed's office," Dunk said. "We have notarized proof that these individuals met without the rest of the council."
However, Adriana Biggs, head of Bexar County's white collar crimes division, said she received this notarized statement, but chose not to investigate it.
"I'd say this was more a mistake than it was a malicious attempt," Biggs said. "Our analysis goes beyond just breaking the law.
"We need to see something bad that the infraction was used to commit, and that wasn't the case here, Biggs said. "Even experienced politicians have made the mistake (of violating Texas Open Meetings Act)."
While Trainor and McRae maintain their efforts are aimed at streamlining China Grove's government, Keller said he believes they have another motive.
"On the one hand, they are talking about removing funding for a department (the police) that is completely self-sustaining," Keller said. "Yet in the new budget, they are trying to secure funding for the repaving of streets in their neighborhood, Tia Bonita, (streets) that were even recently examined (and found) to be in fair condition."
While Keller said his departure leaves the council with a vacancy that Trainor and McRae could fill with third aligned vote, he said he already had been outgunned.
"I was already in a situation where voting was a 4-2 block for anything (McRae and Trainor) wanted," Keller said. "I imagine things are going to continue in this direction until the next election."


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I use a Nikon D7100 camera and Nikon's Capture NX2 software. Recently Nikon have released a beta of some new software (here) they've got another company to produce and when it goes live Nikon will stop supporting Capture NX2. I wrote about the problems this will cause me and thousands of others at Nikon Capture NX is dead, Nikon have stolen our property and left us high and dry. Now it appears the subject of that post might be a bit over the top (I was really annoyed when I read the beta announcement of the new NXD beta) but the fact remains I (and countless others) have got thousands of hours of image editing that could potentially be lost. What is the problem?
I just released the 3rd development release of DBD::ODBC (1.39_3). Apart from a few bug fixes and other changes (see below) this release adds support for MS SQL Server Query Notification. Query notification allows an application to request a notification from SQL Server when the results of a query change. Once set up you can block on an execute call waiting for the query to change. Here is an excerpt from the pod:
I have just uploaded DBD::ODBC 1.47 to the CPAN.
This release does contain significant changes in behaviour for unicode builds of DBD::ODBC so I hope when I warned you months ago you tested it.
Thanks to everyone on the dbi-dev list and irc that helped me work my way through the unicode issue.
I'm now going to sit back and wait for the usual rush of reports from everyone who didn't test it.
See below for changes since last full release.
1.47 2014-02-19
Full release of the 1.46 development releases.
Back in 2011 I wrote Faster HTTP usage. At the time Curl was the winner for the way I use HTTP. Since then a few more HTTP client modules have appeared on the CPAN and I was nudged by Tim Bunce to repeat my testing with the newer Hijk and HTTP::Tiny.
I have owned a Nikon D3100 for a few years now. I generally have it set up to take nef/raw images and in camera processed jpg files so I end up with a load of files on my SD card called _DSCNNNN.NEF and _DSCNNNN.JPG. I sometimes edit the raw/nef files in Nikon capture NX and write a new JPG out as _DSCNNNN_copy.JPG and upload it to picasa or Nikon or google plus.
I've just uploaded DBD::ODBC 1.46_2 to the CPAN. In the process of writing Some Common Unicode Problems and Solutions using Perl DBD::ODBC and MS SQL Server and github repo I discovered a serious bug in the way DBD::ODBC can attempt to insert unicode characters into char/varchar/longvarchar columns. This experimental release fixes that issue but it does mean this release contains a significant change in behaviour. Since 1.46_1 yet another unicode fix was added too.
I've just uploaded DBD::ODBC 1.46_1 to the CPAN. In the process of writing Some Common Unicode Problems and Solutions using Perl DBD::ODBC and MS SQL Server and github repo I discovered a serious bug in the way DBD::ODBC can attempt to insert unicode characters into char/varchar/longvarchar columns. This experimental release fixes that issue but it does mean this release contains a significant change in behaviour.
I've just uploaded DBD::ODBC 1.45 to the CPAN. As always I'd draw your attention to a few small changes in behaviour. The changes since 1.43 are listed below but I need to warn you about an upcoming change first.
The next development cycle of DBD::ODBC will contain signficant changes to the way unicode strings in your Perl scripts are inserted into CHAR and VARCHAR columns. In an attempt to write up exactly how this all works (see https://github.com/mjegh/dbd_odbc_sql_server_unicode and http://email@example.com/msg07364.html) I have discovered that unicode strings are not being inserted into CHAR/VARCHAR columns correctly in the unicode build of DBD::ODBC. There may also be changes to how unicode strings are read back from the database but I have not evaluated that yet.
Please make sure you keep an eye out of DBD::ODBC development releases 1.46_N and ensure you test them before the next full release is made. In the mean time if you are using unicode with DBD::ODBC and have any comments, have hit any strange issues or are using any workarounds I strongly urge you to contact me now before I get too far into these changes.
Having skipped the announcement for 1.44_3, here is 1.44_4. I expect this to become 1.45 in the next week unless someone comes up with something I've badly broken. You should note there are a few changes in behaviour.


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Five Greatest Masters Moments of The Past 25 Years [VIDEOS]
Jim Nantz, who's been calling the Masters for CBS for the past 26 years, likes to refer to the tournament as a "tradition like no other."
While this has always seemed to be a bold, hard-to-justify statement, when one looks back at the last 25 years of action at Augusta one can't help but conclude the championship does at least have a tradition of producing some pretty memorable moments involving some of golf's biggest names.
We've compiled a list of our five favorite Masters moments of the last 25 years below:
2004 Mickelson Wins his First Major
By 2004, Phil Mickelson had been the best player never to win a major for close to a decade. The fan favorite finally broke through that year in Augusta, taking the Green Jacket after edging Ernie Els by one stroke. This opened the floodgates for the then-33-year-old, who has won three more majors, including two more Masters, since then.
1987 Hometown Boy Wins On Miracle Shot
Augusta-native Larry Mize won the 1987 Masters in highly dramatic fashion when he rolled in a 120-foot chip on the second playoff hole to eliminate Greg Norman and take the Green Jacket. It turned out to be Mize's only major victory.
1996 The Shark Tanks Again
Greg Norman's star-crossed career is full instances in which he came up just short in major championships. The final score card at the 1996 Masters showed that Nick Faldo finished a comfortable five strokes ahead of the Great White Shark, but considering the fact that Norman had been six strokes up on Faldo heading into Sunday, Norman's 1996 Masters collapse probably ranks as the most devastating of his eight major tournament runner-up finishes.
1986 Jack Turns Back The Clock
Jack Nicklaus won his record 18th and final major at Augusta in 1986. In doing so, the then-46-year-old became the oldest man to win the Masters, and the second oldest to win any major championship. It had been six years since The Golden Bear had last won a major, and it made for a whopping 23 years between when Jack won the first and last of his six overall Masters championships.
1997 Tiger Roars
Playing in just his second major championship as a pro, Tiger Woods justified the unprecedented hype surrounding him (and then some) by cruising to a stunning 12-stroke victory at Augusta. The then-21-year-old's four day total of 270 broke the course record of 271 a young Jack Nicklaus had set 32 years earlier.
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Photo credit: Darren Hester
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All photos on Veezzle are in HD and JPG format. Sizes vary from image to image.
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All photos on Pixabay are available in HD and JPG format. You can choose between two sizes of pictures: small and large (resolution in pixels vary from one image to the other).
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All images on Free Images Live are in high-resolution, watermark free and in JPG format. You can right-click the picture to save it to your computer. Sizes may vary from photo to photo. Attribution links and forum codes are also available.
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The Beinecke Rare Books and Manuscript Library
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All images on the Beinecke Rare Books and Manuscript Library are available in high-resolution and JPG format and sizes vary from picture to picture.
All You Can Stock
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All photos are available in JPG format and prices vary according to the image size. You can also customize the picture size and pay accordingly.
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All images in Cepolina are available in JPG format and in six different resolutions (64 X 48 px, 150 X 113 px, 640 X 480 px, 1024 X 1068 px, 1280 X 960 px and 1600 X 1200 px). To save the photos to your computer, just go through a simple right-click action.
LIFE Photo Archive
LIFE Photo Archive is a web-based initiative from LIFE magazine and Google that you can use to find over two millions of photographs dating back to the 1750s up to the present time. The service works as a search engine where you can find pictures by adding people's name or browsing through categories, such as events, sports and culture. You can print and use images for free in non-commercial projects. To have a full usage license on the images from LIFE Photo Archive, you must click on the link "Buy framed image" to check the picture purchase availability. All images are available on JPG format.
Ingimage is a web-based service that you can use to search for and download a great variety of images and vector graphics under a royalty-free license. Registration is free, but you need to add your credit card number or enter your Paypal account to finish the process. After validating your free account, Ingimage will grant you a 7-day trial period including 5 free downloads per day.
All photos on Ingimage are available in the JPEG format and in high resolution. Prices range from $99 (for ten images only) and $899 (for a 12-month subscription and 250 downloads/week).


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