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Force India's feeling pretty good about their work today at Bahrain International Circuit, and it's easy to see why.
Sergio Perez was fastest today in the VJM07 with a time of 1:35.290, and was able to crack the 100-lap mark with a total of 105 laps turned on the 3.36-mile course.
"We really needed a good day to start this week and today, we had it," Perez said. "We managed to do a lot of laps, try several different [tire] compounds and mappings, and it's been a fantastic day in terms of learning about the car.
"Tomorrow is my last day in the car before the season starts so hopefully we can have another solid day to be in good shape for Melbourne."
The afternoon was especially impressive for the Mexican and his colleagues, who were able to carry out a full race run.
"The morning was mainly devoted to working on the tires, gathering data about the various compounds at our disposal, in addition to a few performance runs to optimize our set-up," team technical director Andrew Green said.
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On Saturday – the final day of the first Bahrain preseason test – Perez had been forced to the garage after just 19 laps due to a drive train issue on the VJM07.
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The FIFA Under-20 World Cup kicks off in Turkey later this month and will feature a number of the most exciting prospects in world football. Everton quintet Ross Barkley, Luke Garbutt, Chris Long, John Lundstram and John Stones will all be representing England, with Blues stars making up almost a quarter of Peter Taylor's squad for the tournament.Barkley has already been earmarked as one of a number of players to look out for with Juventus' highly-rated midfielder Paul Pogba representing France alongside reported Arsenal target Geoffrey Kondogbia.Manchester United's latest signing, Guillermo Varela, will also be on show for Uruguay with Liverpool's Suso and Gerrard Deulofeo, a product of Barcelona's famous La Masia youth system, leading the line for favourites Spain.With the Young Lions' campaign beginning against Iraq in Antalya on 23 June, here evertonfc.com takes a look at who our players will be competing against for a place in Taylor's starting XI.DefenceEngland's defence could feature an Everton full-back on either side but both Stones and Garbutt face plenty of competition for a starting spot. Jon Flanagan can play on either flank but only made a handful of appearances during the 2012/13 campaign after falling behind fellow youngsters Andre Wisdom and Jack Robinson in the pecking order at Liverpool. West Ham left-back Daniel Potts is also in contention for a starting spot but he was limited to two appearances for the club last term. Middlesbrough's Adam Reach impressed on Teeside and will also be vying for a start following two goals in 20 appearances for Boro.MidfieldThere is plenty of competition for a starting spot in England's midfield with both Barkley and Lundstram competing with a number of players who have Premier League experience.Liverpool midfielder Conor Coady was recently named as England's captain for the World Cup by manager Taylor. He captained the England U17 side that won the European Championship three years ago when the Three Lions defeated Spain 2-1 in the final. James Ward-Prowse has also captained England in the past and will be aiming for a start after making several Premier League appearances for Southampton following their return to the top flight.Newcastle's Gael Bigirimana is a newcomer to the team after earning a first call-up to the national side following some impressive displays under Alan Pardew during the second half of last season. Larnell Cole will also come into contention after hitting the headlines at the end of last campaign as he helped Manchester United lift the Barclays Under-21 Premier League with some notable displays. An outsider for a starting berth could be Tottenham youngster Alex Pritchard who made six appearances on loan for Peterborough last campaign before an ankle injury kept him on the sidelines. ForwardsBlues forward Long also faces competition for a starting position after making a late run into the U20s frame.Tottenham striker Harry Kane made his first team debut as a substitute for the club at the start of last season before joining Norwich and Leicester on loan. Kane has an impressive record at international level and has scored six goals in 14 appearances for England U19s. Luke Williams is another candidate having scored two goals in his 14 matches for Middlesbrough in the Championship. Like Kane, Williams has made a number of appearances for England U17s and U19s, scoring his only goal against Switzerland in June 201l.
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Disgraced WABC-TV sports broadcaster Marvell Scott will serve only 20 days of community service — and eventually get his record wiped clean — after pleading guilty Tuesday to a child prostitution rap.
As part of the plea agreement, Scott, 36, admitted to misdemeanor injuring the welfare of a child in the case, in which the girl offered to him as a prostitute in New York City's Times Square was only 14 years old.
In lieu of jail or probation, Scott will return to court in six months and, providing he has completed his community service, the misdemeanor will be wiped from his record.
Scott was initially charged with statutory rape and patronizing a prostitute.
"On or about June 5, 2008, inside my then-apartment ... I acted in a manner likely to be injurious to the welfare of a child by inappropriately touching her," Scott told a Manhattan Supreme Court judge in taking his plea. "[Afterward] I learned she was 14 years old."
Scott left television last year to be a doctor full-time. Prior to Tuesday he insisted he only let the girl up into his apartment because she was "crying profusely" in the street.
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The Larry Bird-Magic Johnson rivalry, the one that has spawned books and documentaries and (very soon) a Broadway play and endless hours of nostalgia on YouTube for anyone between the ages of, say, 35-50?
I'm serious. This isn't a knock on Bird (my childhood idol by about 25,000 lengths over Bruce Springsteen and Han Solo -- I spent my entire youth in full Larry Legend worship, complete with an attempted twang and near mullet) or Magic. I understand that every generation does this, but I will go to my grave convinced that basketball will never be played at a higher level than it was by the 1986 Celtics and 1987 Lakers, the two best teams in any sport I've ever seen. And I wouldn't trade the 1986 Larry Bird for any player ever, except maybe the 1987 Magic.
But here's something we've conveniently forgotten, some facts that have found the cutting room floor in the history of this rivalry, didn't quite fit the script: The Lakers were not a rival of the Celtics for the five years of Bird's career. Was Magic someone Bird compared himself to? Sure, probably. Checking the box scores, some tension in regular-season games, all that stuff. But the 76ers were the measuring stick from 1979 until the 1984 finals. The Celtics and 76ers hated each other, played in four Eastern Conference finals from 1979-85, all basketball wars (go back and watch the fourth quarter of Game 7 in 1981). That's 19 playoff games between the 76ers and Celtics (all Eastern Conference finals) before the Bird and Magic ever played a minute against each other in an NBA final. If you asked 100 legitimate Celtics fans in 1983 to name the team's biggest rival, I'm guessing 90 would have told you it was 76ers and Dr. J (which kind of explains the preseason brawl).
And Bird and Magic only lasted for four years -- the relevant, searing stuff anyway. From 1984-87 it was terrific theater, three finals in four years, all four MVPs between the two. Before that it was nonexistent (save for the NCAA title game) and after 1987 it was abruptly ended as the Celtics got old fast, thanks largely to Bird's double Achilles surgery in 1988. It was mutual admiration society time, they talked about how much they liked each other, the bitterness was gone. Good for them, bad for us. And, to be fair, once the Pistons figured out how to beat the Celtics we all kind of knew we'd never see Bird and Magic in June again.
I get why people want Bird and Magic to be more than it was. It has become an image, a representation of the very best of something. And it's such perfect casting -- the West Coast vs. the East Coast, Hollywood vs. Boston, black vs. white, style vs. substance (even though that was always a complete myth, Magic was all substance).
All-time great players, and for four years a very great rivalry.
But there have been better rivalries. And I think one could officially end on Wednesday.
Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. It doesn't look or feel the same as Bird and Magic, I'll grant you that. I suspect there will not be a Broadway play. And Brady-Manning never had a peak to match Bird-Magic.
But it was a sturdier rivalry, lasted twice as long as Bird-Magic. The "Brady or Manning" argument really started picking up steam in 2003, with the Colts winning 12 games and Manning his first of four MVPs. The Patriots won 14 games and Super Bowl No. 2, with Brady winning his second Super Bowl MVP. Two of those wins for the Patriots came over the Colts, a 38-34 classic in Indianapolis during the regular season (Willie McGinest stopping Edgerrin James on fourth down at the goal line) and the AFC title win at Foxboro, with Ty Law picking Manning off three times.
And it was defined. One guy knows how to win and the other guy doesn't. Stats vs. rings, clutch vs. choker, all the greatest hits. But, of course, it was more complicated and layered than that. Manning and Brady turned out to be two of the five best players ever at their position, and both managed to stay at a peak level for over a decade (Brady's still there, we will find out about Manning soon enough).
Bird-Magic was 1984-87, Brady-Manning was 2003-10. There were other teams in the mix -- Steelers, Giants, Jets -- but Brady's rival has always been Manning. Helps that both teams were really good the entire time, which is almost impossible in the NFL. From 2003-10 the Colts won 12, 12, 14, 12, 13, 12, 14 and 10 games and made the playoffs each season. The Patriots won 14, 14, 10, 12, 16, 11, 10 and 14 games and made the playoffs seven of the eight seasons (Bernard Pollard takes a bow).
Also this: Unlike Bird-Magic, regular-season games mattered with Brady and Manning (and the Celtics-Lakers regular-season games were usually not memorable). Playoff implications that simply couldn't exist when Eastern Conference and Western Conference teams played two out of 82 games. Of the seven Brady-Manning regular-season games from 2003-10, I count two as classics (the aforementioned 2003 game and fourth-and-2 from 2009) one as a near-classic (season-opener in 2004) and two just below that (the 24-20 win in 2007 that really served as the trigger for "Hey, 16-0 could really happen," and what may be the final Brady-Manning battle, 2010's 31-28 win). Throw in an absolute no-doubt classic in the 2006 AFC title game and you've easily got the requisite amount of thrillers needed for a rivalry to have legitimacy.
In those eight years Brady won two Super Bowls and played in another, Manning won one and played in another. Manning won four MVPs, Brady two. Brady or Manning was first-team All-Pro in seven of the eight years. Basically, here's what you had: Two of the best to ever play a position dominating at the exact same time, in the same conference, for the top two teams in the league for almost a decade.
When has that happened before? Wilt and Russell, sure. But that's it. Can't think of another example in American sports history.
And, yes, Brady won the rivalry. Three rings to one and five conference titles to two more than makes up for any statistical edge Manning may have (and even those are mostly gone now). The last two years have wiped out any question that Brady will rank higher on the pantheon when it's all done. But that doesn't make it any less of a rivalry -- there's always going to be a winner and a loser. Russell was the clear winner over Wilt, Jack Nicklaus over Arnold Palmer, Joe DiMaggio over Ted Williams, Ali over Frazier.
And Magic over Bird. I don't know if Magic was the better player -- it seems to me that the general consensus around 1986 was that Bird was the best player ever, not sure what happened -- but he won five titles and Bird won three. And in the three head-to-head finals matchups, it was Magic 2, Bird 1. OK, that was actually painful to write.
As rivalries go, Bird-Magic was as good as it gets for a short period of time, a period that seems longer thanks to altered history. Brady-Manning was better, twice as long, and every game the two ever played against each other was hugely important on the NFL landscape of that season.
And now it ends, the most significant player vs. player rivalry in NFL history, at a press conference in Indianapolis on a Wednesday afternoon.
Unless Rex Ryan and Mike Tannenbaum are suckers for nostalgia.
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Its time to start the season for the Celtics! We talk about the things we like about the Celtics and the things we dont like very much. Plus Sam feels like a jerk for laughing at Julius Randle.
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Einat Kayless Argaman founded DesignBreak in 2009 and since then has gained a large community of daily readers celebrating the design scene in Israel and beyond.When
you eat, breath and sleep material research and develop new design
methods, it means you can never go wrong. The two young designers behind
Kulla Design, Adi Shpigel and Keren Tomer, understood early on that
their design process should be fun, playful and stimulating.Mixing,
stirring, boiling, gluing and sawing… It almost feels like the
industrial version of a fairytale witch, who cooks up her next potion.
It's no wonder the two came up with the name "Kulla Design", as the word
"kulla" is slang often used to describe something we don't take too
seriously and in their case they surely don't take design as heavy duty.
Can you tell me a little bit about your background? How did your partnership start?The
first time our paths crossed was during high school, we had many common
friends, but we were never really up close and personal. The second
time was at Shenkar Collage. During school we became close friends and
discovered we work well together. When we graduated we knew that
we wanted to keep on working together and after a while working in
different studios we decided it was time to open a studio of our own.What's it like working as a duo? How does it work and who does what?It's
a lot of fun working and creating while constantly brainstorming
together. We share similar tastes but we have different abilities. Keren
has the technical expertise. If something needs sawing, it's better she
does it. Finding creative solutions for technical matters is what makes
her tick. Adi's strength is developing the concept and seeing
it through. She is a design enthusiast, always focusing on the smallest
details and never backing down until things are perfect.Give us a glimpse into a normal day in your lives.The
most exciting thing about working in the studio is that no day is the
same as the previous one and that's what makes us happy and drives us in
the morning. First things first, we begin our day with a studio
meeting, which includes breakfast and coffee while catching up on all
the things that happened the day before. We think about what needs to be
done and we talk about new possibilities and directions and we sail off
to a new day. This could include working on some sketches and models,
conceptual research, meetings with clients and professionals and so on.
Each one of us has our own tasks and at the end of the week we have our
briefing meeting in which we catch up and prepare what our next steps
will be. We work everyday until we need to pick the children up
from kindergarten and then we go back to being mothers, which we enjoy
deeply. In the evening, when the children are asleep, we return to the
computer and keep on working till the early hours.Can you briefly describe your process for creating a new design?Our
studio works as a sort of design lab. We mainly focus on material
research and developing new working methods with recycled materials and
industrial waist. In most cases, the process begins with finding an
interesting raw material which leads to a series of research, models and
experiments. Working with recycled materials that already have
some sort of context in the world is what challenges us to think more
creatively on how to take it out of the original context. We love
stretching the boundaries of the materials we work with, create
something new out of them and introduce something new. Is there anything in particular that fuels your creativity as designers?Vacations, going abroad, good music, design magazines and exhibitions.Which place in the world most inspires you and why?The south end of Tel Aviv, the Levinski Market and its surroundings, as well as the flea market. What are some other passions you have besides art and design?Music and delicious food.What challenges have you overcome as designers?Our
biggest challenge as designers is developing our business skills.
Dealing with business development, marketing and sales forced us to be
even more creative and self motivated. In addition, combining
our profession with motherhood is not an easy task and is very
challenging. The ability to drop everything in the middle of a creative
breakthrough and then come back to the same state of mind in the evening
is something which takes time to learn.What advice do you have for young designers who want to follow in your path?We
know it may sound like a cliché but... believe in yourself and don't
give up. We believe in the freshness that comes with newly-graduated
students that open their own studio. It can be more challenging
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by @DaveDavisHockey on 11/30/10 at 01:08 PM ET
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From Ken Campbell of The Hockey News:
THN.com has learned that billionaire Terry Pegula has signed a letter of intent to buy the Buffalo Sabres from Tom Golisano for about $150 million.
Pegula is the founder and CEO of East Resources, one of the largest privately held companies in the United States. A graduate of Penn State University, he and his wife Kim, recently donated $88 million to the school to help fund a new arena and establish a Division I hockey program.
More to follow.
Edit 11:42 a.m. ET : Sabres Managing Partner/Minority Owner Larry Quinn has released the following statement:
"Reports regarding the sale of the Buffalo Sabres tend to surface from time to time. There have been several inquiries in the past few years regarding this subject. Our company policy is we do not comment on them because people make inquiries all the time. Some of these inquiries are serious, some are not, some make the media and others do not. The report that a $150 million letter of intent has been signed is simply not true."
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Wait that can't be true !! The Sabres bigwig released a statement saying they weren't selling the team yesterday
Posted by Evilpens on 11/30/10 at 02:22 PM ET
So long as the words "Jim" and "Balsille" don't appear in conjunction with this at any point, I'm fine with it.
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Primis hahahaha I hear ya
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Chris Hughton lamented Norwich City's wasteful finishing and inability to stop James Collins' opener in a 2-0 loss to West Ham.
Norwich created a number of chances at Upton Park on Tuesday, but were repeatedly frustrated by West Ham goalkeeper Adrian before Collins rose unmarked to head home and break the deadlock with six minutes left. Mohamed Diame then sealed victory for the hosts deep into injury time.
A fourth successive game without victory leaves Norwich just one point above the relegation zone in the Premier League and struggling in front of goal.
"I'm very, very frustrated," Norwich boss Hughton said. "You know when you come here you're going to be against a direct and physical game, and you have to be able to match them, and I thought for nearly all that game we were able to do that.
"But you're relying on giving yourself a little bit of release, and you can only do that by scoring goals. I don't think there'll be anybody watching the game who will have felt that we didn't attempt to get in the good areas, create chances.
"But it's been a little bit too familiar this, where our level of performance has been good, we've been creating chances but not putting them away. That being the case you put more pressure on yourself.
"What we haven't done well is on their first goal is, it's a ball we dealt with very well all game but on that one occasion we didn't.
"That's what happens when you haven't got a lead you think you deserve – you're always putting yourself under that little bit of pressure, so I'm very frustrated.
"There was nothing wrong with the energy levels. If you saw the performance and analysed the performance, you're up against a very strong, physical West Ham team that play the way that they do and you have to be able to match that. I thought we matched that for the whole of the game apart from the pinnacle moments.
"The second goal, at that stage the players are so desperate to get back (into it), they're so frustrated we're behind in a game we shouldn't be, that they've gone for it in that last few minutes.
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"Their keeper made some good saves. Unfortunately in our last two away games, both (opposition) keepers have ended up putting in man-of-the-match performances. So I think that shows we are creating chances. But if we are creating that amount of chances, we have got to be scoring goals."
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by fitts
Kiruna, Sweden
A full polar bear costume. Head and all.
A white blanket, black gloves, black pen.
Juxi for the help with the headpiece.
Jan 6, 2009, 08.55 PMby kleinfee
Hihi, nice polarbear!
Jan 6, 2009, 08.13 PMby evamarie
Hilarious! Those pictures are classic!
Jan 6, 2009, 03.48 PMby camilaustral
haha very fun :)
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