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September 2013, the Beaufort County Library brings you the traveling exhibit, Civil War 150: Exploring the War and Its Meaning through the Words of Those Who Lived It. It is a national traveling panel exhibition organized by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in partnership with The Library of America. The project has been made possible in part through a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.
Created to commemorate the Civil War Sesquicentennial, our Library was selected as one of only 50 sites to host the exhibit during the 150th anniversary period. Explore the bloodiest war in United States history through the eyes of major political figures, soldiers, families, and freedmen. By virtue of letters, personal accounts, and images, learn how people grappled with the end of slavery, the nature of democracy and citizenship, the human toll of civil war, and the role of a president in wartime.
The exhibit will be available for viewing Mondays through Fridays, 10:00am until 5:00pm, beginning Monday, September 9th through Monday, September 30th, with evening hours, 5:00-7:30 pm on the following evenings: September 12th, 19th, and 24th. The exhibit is free.
Saturday, September 14th at 2:00pm
Beaufort District Collection, 2nd floor, 311 Scott Street Beaufort, SC
Join us for an opening Reception of the "Civil War 150" Exhibit with Historian Stephen R. Wise, PhD, Director of the Parris Island Museum and the Cultural Resource Manager for the MCRD, and a recognized authority on the Civil War. His presentation will provide an overview of the distinctly different course of the Civil War as experienced here and its profound impacts on subsequent Beaufort District history. Free.

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CHARLESTON - The West Virginia Division of Culture and History invites West Virginia quilters to enter its annual Quilts and Wall Hangings Juried Exhibition, which will open May 24 and continue through Sept. 2 at the Culture Center at the State Capitol Complex.
"The quilt exhibition in the Great Hall is one of our most popular and colorful exhibitions," said Randall Reid-Smith, commissioner of culture and history. "Visitors from around the country enjoy the fine handiwork of West Virginians whose creativity and appreciation of tradition are showcased in the quilts and wall hangings we feature."
Hand- or machine-made quilts by West Virginia residents and not shown previously in the exhibition are eligible. Entries must be shipped or mailed no earlier than April 8 and arrive at the Culture Center no later than May 3.
Hand-delivered entries will be accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. April 25-26. Each entrant may submit one quilt and one wall hanging, which must be accompanied by a non-refundable fee of $20 for each entry.
For information or applications, visit www.wvculture.org/museum, or call Betty Gay, exhibits coordinator, at (304) 558-0220, extension 128.
Cash awards of $750, $400 and $300 will go to first, second and third place winners, respectively, for quilts in the following categories: pieced, appliqued and quilts made with mixed/other techniques and for winners of a general category of wall hangings.
A best of show prize of $100 as well as honorable mention or other non-monetary awards may be given at the judge's discretion.
The Division of Culture and History will provide two purchase awards and add the purchased quilt and wall hanging to the collection of the West Virginia State Museum. Quilters may sell their quilts during the exhibition, but quilts may not be removed until the show ends.
Beverly Fine, a National Quilting Association-certified judge from Haymarket, Va., will be the juror for this year's exhibition. The co-author of "A Guide to Judged Quilt Shows," Fine will lead a workshop titled "A Judge's Guide to a Professional Finish" from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 10. Students will learn a step-by-step process for making bindings and facings that will win praise from a quilt judge.
The workshop is limited to 25 participants, with a $20 fee per person required. Call Betty Gay at (304) 558-0220, extension 128 to register and receive a supply list.


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Here's the question I'm trying to solve:
Determine whether the set $S$ spans $\mathbb{R^2}$:
I know that the answer is that it does not span $\mathbb{R^2}$ because when I attempt to solve the resultant matrix, a row of zeros is produced - indicating that the vectors are linearly dependent and therefore negating the possibility of S being a spanning set.
To explain, a spanning set, specifically in this case, would have to satisfy
From here, a matrix can be formed to solve for $c_1,c_2,c_3$.
That is fine. However, the other part of the question is along the lines of, "if S does not span $\mathbb{R^2}$, give a geometric description of the subspace it does define."
To me, it is intuitive that this would describe a line in $\mathbb{R^2}$. This is because the vectors are clearly multiples of each other, which would indicate they can be found on the same line. Even though that's the case, would would be a mathematical process that would reach the same conclusion?
Any help will be appreciated.
Edit: I should add that I feel that it can describe a line if one concludes that the free variable that will be generated describes a line. For example: $c_1+c_2(t)$ where $t=c_3$.


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Brooklyn's John King tapped to lead school reform efforts, says school saved his lifeBY RACHEL MONAHAN, DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Sunday, September 20th 2009, 4:00 AMJohn King who will be the Senior Deputy Commissioner for P-12 Education at the New York State Education Department.The man tapped to become the state Education Department's second in command next month says school saved his life.Orphaned at 12 when his elderly dad died four years after his mother, John King shuttled between relatives."From fourth grade on, school became a refuge from a really difficult home situation," said King, a strong charter school proponent who will head the state's school reform effort."School provided a lot of structure, a reliable routine, adults who cared about me and challenging and interesting things to think about."Born in Flatlands, Brooklyn, to parents who were public school teachers, King's educators filled a gap in his life and informed his views of the many gifts of education."One of our jobs is to provide a lot of structure and safety - not just physical safety but emotional, intellectual safety so kids can really be kids at school," King said.His teachers' support is why every year since nursery school, King, 34, has gone to school - as a student, a teacher or a charter school leader.King still recalls Mr. Osterweil, his "great" fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade teacher at Canarsie's PS 276.Osterweil required the class to read the newspaper every day and report on a specific country. The class also acted out an adapted version of Shakespeare."It was really fun to act out 'Midsummer Night's Dream,'" King said. "That was a really amazing experience."At school, King could be a kid; at home, he learned to write checks to pay bills and keep the electricity on and to raid his father's cash drawer to buy groceries as his dad slipped further into Alzheimer's disease."I didn't have any way to process the unpredictability and just really strange and difficult things that were happening," he said. "I was scared a lot."He describes seventh-grade - the last year of his father's life - as the most difficult year.But his teacher at Mark Twain Junior High School in Coney Island helped keep him focused on his studies."I wasn't thinking about home. I was thinking about the Aztecs - or whatever it is we were studying," King said."That was really important and sustaining for me."After graduating from Harvard and earning a master's in education from Columbia, he taught social studies at a charter high school in Boston.His students arrived unprepared, he said, which ultimately was his inspiration to found Roxbury Preparatory Charter School in Massachusetts.That school became a star, ranking first this year on the state's eighth-grade math exam.While still attending Yale Law School, King returned to the city of his birth to be director of what's become the charter school network Uncommon School.He has since followed in the footsteps of the father he never knew well, as he oversees the Excellence Boys Charter School of Bedford-Stuyvesant.King Sr. was the city's second African-American principal in the same building where Excellence is located. "It was an amazing experience," King said. "I didn't have a connection to that part of my father's life."His father rose to the second-highest education slot in the city, and King is headed to Albany to occupy the same position statewide.Looking forward, he says: "There are just a lot things that make it so kids have to grow up really early and have to deal with things that are really challenging."
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GRAYSON COUNTY, Tex. -- It may look like another trash dumpster, but look closely and you'll see it's only for recycling. It's part of a new initiative that Grayson County leaders say they're very proud of.
Trash piles up everywhere- in dumpsters, behind stores, on the street, and on the curb. Now, there's a new place to take some of that material.
"We need to do all we can to protect landfill and make last as long as we can. We also need to protect environment. By recycling we do both of those."
County Commissioner Johnny Waldrip says there wasn't a place in Grayson County where people could go until now.
"I read an editorial in paper that have no rural recycling, thought about and said I think I could come up with a plan so we are opening the Precinct 1 Barn to have a recycle center," says IESI division manager Richard West.
That center, located at 1213 FM 1417 in Sherman, is already getting plenty of use in its first day of operation.
The center only accepts approved items like aluminum, tin, steel, cardboard, paper, and certain plastics.
"We're asking please just do recyclables. The sign there states what you can bring. If it turns into trash dump, then it will have to close," Waldrip says.
Waldrip says the center is part of a county pilot program that could grow if the demand is out there.
"It's all up to the people if it works or not. Follow the rules, and we can recycle in other places across the county."
Anyone in the county can drop off their recyclables at the center, which is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.


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Let X be a banachspace and T a bounded linear operator on X. The cesaro avearges of T are defined as:
$A_n:=\frac{1}{n} \sum\limits_{j=0}^{n-1}T^j $
We call T cesaro bounded if: $\sup_{n \geq 0}\Vert A_n \Vert<\infty$.
We call T power bounded if: $\sup_{n \geq 0}\Vert T^n \Vert<\infty$.
E. Hille showed in "Remarks on ergodic theorems, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 57, 1945, 246-269" that one can find a cesaro bounded Operator in $\mathcal{L}(L_1[0,1])$ which is not power bounded.
Here is my question: can this be achieved in a finite dimesional setting?
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Frodo and Samwise press on toward Mordor. Gollum insists on being the guide. Can anyone so corrupted by the ring be trusted? Can Frodo, increasingly under the sway of the ring, even trust himself? Meanwhile, Aragorn, drawing closer to his kingly destiny, rallies forces of good for the battles that must come. Director Peter Jackson delivers an amazing second movie that won 2 Academy Awards(R) and earned 6 total nominations including Best Picture. The journey continues. So do the astonishing spectacle and splendor.
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I picked up the Blu-ray+DVD combo pack in-store for the same price (they had this and FotR, but were OOS for RotK). YMMV
I'm still cheap. I got them all on DVD for $1.96 each. Plus all the Harry Potter series in widescreen. Plus the entire Pirates of the Caribbean. I did pony up for the Blu-Ray version of all the released X-Men films, but only because I couldn't find them on DVD. Also took advantage of the $38 LG Blu-Ray/DVD combo player. :-)


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I am trying to classify similar looking curves of a timeseries and was wondering what is the best algorithm to research. Reading R, it looks like k-means clustering could be applied - but I don't know if there are better algorithms. Any pointers is much appreciated. My concern is if k-means could group points around a neighborhood of specific mean, but what if two curves with similar mean show different variance.
If the means are similar, then K-means will not do a great job. I would generate new features, perhaps based on higher moments of the distribution or some other properties (auto-correlation, summary of spectral density, etc.).
Using this new set of features, If you see separation of two curves when you plot draws in feature space then k-means would be an effective grouping algorithm.
It's hard to diagnose the best classification tool without better understanding the data generating process. For example, it might make sense to use a mixture of gaussians model instead.
This R task view page on clustering will provide a broad list of various tools you can use.
We have used Neural Networks for this purpose. What we did was this: select a set of characteristics which can be directly calculated from the time series (e.g., mean, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis, p-value from a normal fit, ACF stats etc.), and then run an NN to learn from a set of timeseries about how to classify them. We were trying to classify which among a set of models would produce the best forecasts for a series. We had the forecast answers, since we used the M-Competition data.
Unfortunately, the results weren't great. May be we were looking at wrong set of characteristics, may be our classification were wrong. But this is definitely an way to solve the problem you mention. I would be interested in knowing if you get any success in this work.
I would also be interested if someone wants to collaborate on this investigation. Please see my profile for contact information.
K-means will groups curves which are close to an "average curve", but not necessarily close to a constant mean. Three very separated clusters can have the same mean. One being a cluster whose average is oscillating, the other one around an affine function, and the third one a constant function. In a sense you need to consider that each curve is a n-dimensional vector in the case where n is the number of points of discretization.
If you really don't want to use K-means, there is always the so-called "CLVQ algorithm" (competitive learning vector quantization) It should give similarresults.
More generally, quantization / clustering has extended to the functional case in "Functional quantization of Gaussian processes" by Luschgy and Pagès (Journal of functional analysis). The main result is that if you assume that your curves are independent draws of a Gaussian process, the optimal quantizer of that Gaussian process will span a principal space of its covariance operator, in other words, it will span the same finite-dimensional space as the first Karhunen-Loève eigenfunctions. This result as then been used by Tarpey and Kinateder in "Clustering Functional Data" (Journal of classification).


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Can you identify this Brown Deer theft suspect?
The Brown Deer Police Department is looking for help identifying a suspect in at least seven entries to autos and thefts from autos.
According to a BDPD news release:
At 1:10 a.m. on Nov. 20 the suspect gained entry into the Northpointe Apartments, 9418 N. Green Bay Road in Brown Deer. He rang multiple doorbells until he was let into the secured lobby. The suspect then went into the underground parking area and let in a second subject in a vehicle. Multiple cars were entered, damaged, and items were stolen. The two left in the vehicle together.
The first suspect is described as: Black male late teens to early 20s, 5'8" to 5'11" with a slim build and short black hair, wearing a black hooded Adidas zipper sweatshirt with white stripes on the sleeves, tan pants, and bright pink Adidas tennis shoes.
The second suspect was not described.» Read Full Article
Brown Deer boys basketball team ralies for 85-70 victory over Greendale
It was a personal challenge from Brown Deer coach Kelly Appleby to senior forward Donte Harmon and to the Falcon team in general.
Their unbeaten start to the season was serious jeopardy Tuesday night in Greendale, as Panther guards Jordan Perez (17 points in the first half) and Nick Dalton (15 points in the same session) ran around and through the Falcon defense to the tune of a 31-17 second quarter outburst that put Brown Deer in a 49-36 hole at the break.
"We struggled big time in the first half defensively," said Appleby. "Perez is a very fine player, but we were letting him get to the basket much too easily. We had to go out there and make a bit more uncomfortable."
"We were going to put Donte (Harmon) on him in the first half, but he (Harmon) picked up two fouls, but once we did it in the second half, he (Harmon) was spectacular. We took away the main focus to their offense and then we found a little rhythm ourselves."
Indeed, Perez scored only one more point the rest of the game and Dalton was held scoreless in the second half as the Falcons turned up the team pressure, flipping the score with an impressive 28-7 third quarter run that eventually led to an 85-70 Brown Deer victory.» Read Full Article
Glendale lawyer reprimanded for professional misconduct
A Glendale lawyer was publicly reprimanded by the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday and ordered to pay more than $14,000 for the cost of the discipline action.
Acting on a 2010 complaint by the Office of Lawyer Regulation, a referee found that Vladimir Gorokhovsky committed eight violations in the course of filing a sentence modification motion that his client neither sought nor approved, without even consulting with the client but taking direction -- and payment -- from the defendant's former girlfriend, the victim in the case that landed him in jail.
Further, according to the court's ruling, Gorokhovsky ran up more than $1,800 in fees before he ever communicated with the client, and billed a total of more than $8,000.
To top it all off, once the OLR got involved, Gorokhovsky back-dated a letter to the client and supplied it to OLR investigators.
Gorokhovsky defended the OLR claims during a 2 1/2 day hearing, and appealed the referee's findings.The Supreme Court rejected all his challenges to the referee's findings, as well as Gorokhovsky's suggestion that he acted in good faith during a "learning curve" and should get only a private reprimand.» Read Full Article
Nordstrom looked at Bayshore, but focused on Mayfair
news that Nordstrom Inc. would open its Wisconsin department store at Mayfair mall, in Wauwatosa, some Land & Space readers were again asking about Bayshore Town Center, in Glendale, as a possible location for the upscale retailer.After last week's
Seattle-based Nordstrom did consider Bayshore several years ago, according to one industry source who was involved in those deliberations. Nordstrom would have taken the place of Sears, which anchors Bayshore's northern end.
But Sears executives wouldn't make a decision on whether to accept an offer to buy out the remaining years on the store's lease, the source said. So, Nordstrom instead focused on Mayfair.
Bayshore also isn't as centrally located as Mayfair. One example: Mayfair is roughly the same distance drive from the North Shore and Waukesha County's Lake Country--both affluent areas with the types of shoppers Nordstrom targets.
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As an example, I have 3 different loops that are executed in certain conditions. I want to know if there's any way short of something like this:
else if(night)
Avoiding the continuous if checks, because I know under what conditions they will be executing... do I make myself clear?
I've thought of something along the lines of starting to execute a loop under the said x or y conditions, like so:
else if(night)
else if(something else)
But by doing this I'll effectively have to do checks for when to exit the loops, which ends up being the same, right?
I want to be able to say: "Start doing this!", and then eventually, at my discretion, "Now start doing this, instead!", without constant polling of conditions!
For example, were I currently in the "something else" state, I'd be doing 3 if checks every frame just to enter the loop! If I had something like 100 states, and was on the 100th, I would be checking 100 conditions just to get to the loop I want to execute!
A pratical game programming example: every frame, I do collision checking. Suddenly, I want to stop doing the collision checking. I do not want to have it check an if(collideStuff), I want it to straight out not do it.
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Split on Syria
Now up on our homepage are two new pieces about Syria: a Commonweal editorial and a dissent to the editorial by Commonweal's editor, Paul Baumann. As Paul notes in his dissent, there is consensus among the editors about several important things but not about the central question: Is U.S. military action against the Assad regime a good idea? "The Editors"—or a majority of them—think it isn't:
[E]ven if a U.S. strike does succeed in getting Assad to stop using chemical weapons, he will likely continue killing indiscriminately with conventional weapons. And what will we do then—allow him to go ahead as long as he keeps the nerve gas locked up? What kind of message would that send? And what will happen to Assad's chemical-weapons stockpile if our military action leads to victory for the rebels, as it may? After all, we can't hurt Assad without helping his enemies, and some of his enemies are ours too.
In short, good intentions are necessary but not sufficient. We must also consider, insofar as we can, the likelihood of the various possible outcomes. And insofar as we can't do this, for lack of enough information, we ought to exercise extreme caution. To borrow the language of a failed interventionist, when the known unknowns greatly outnumber the knowns, the United States should hold its fire—especially when there's no immediate threat to our national security.
Paul acknowledges the many risks of military action, but concludes that they are outweighed by the risks of inaction:
Will there be unintended casualties? Unavoidably, just as there were in Bosnia and Kosovo. Those limited attacks, however, did bring an end to the larger slaughter, saving tens of thousands of lives. Will Assad use chemical weapons again even if attacked? He well might. On the other hand, if past behavior is any guide, he will certainly use them again if no action is taken against him. Why don't we stop Assad's use of conventional weapons to kill indiscriminately? Because there is simply not the political will to intervene in Syria on a large scale. More important, neither is there a plausible military solution to the current conflict. That does not mean, however, that failing to stop one kind of mass killing obliges us to turn away from every mass killing. Assad obviously thinks chemical weapons give him a tactical advantage. If at all possible, he should be deprived of that advantage.
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A split on Syria? Speaking as a subsciber, I don't think it is a good policy to permit dissenting editorials. The magazine should have one editorial opinion on an issue. Splitting the vote is too much like opting not to take a clear stand. Unless it is done for other issues, it should not be done with this one. Majority vote or consensus but no more dissenting editorials.
George: this is not a publication of the USCCB; it is one by and from lay Catholics.
Of course dissent should be allowed.
And, as far as I am concerned: Baumann -1; Other Editors - 0.
Some of the words missing from the editorial --
God, Jesus, Church, Cross, pray, prayer, truth, love, faith, hope, peace, "just war," moral, morality, justice, right, wrong, legal, law, justified, and probably a whole lot of the most relevant considerations.
Do I really need to point out what is wrong with that, even if you did come to the right conclusion against the U.S. committing acts of war against Syria.
George, Commonweal's mission is to provide a forum for civil, reasoned debate on the interaction of faith with contemporary politics and culture. To that end, I think that speaking with one voice is counter productive. To make debate possible, on any issue there should be at least two or three opinions, and preferably as many opinions as there are editors.
Nicholas Kristof at the NYT has some unusual things to say about Syria. He was against Iraq and Afghanistan, but he's not necessarily against air strikes in Syria. He maintains that limited action sometimes works, as opposed to most wars. (See Kosovo, Mali, Bosnia, etc.)
Speaking of editorials, Vladimir Putin had compelling op-ed in the New York Times:
From the outset, Russia has advocated peaceful dialogue enabling Syrians to develop a compromise plan for their own future. We are not protecting the Syrian government, but international law. We need to use the United Nations Security Council and believe that preserving law and order in today's complex and turbulent world is one of the few ways to keep international relations from sliding into chaos. The law is still the law, and we must follow it whether we like it or not. Under current international law, force is permitted only in self-defense or by the decision of the Security Council. Anything else is unacceptable under the United Nations Charter and would constitute an act of aggression.
No one doubts that poison gas was used in Syria. But there is every reason to believe it was used not by the Syrian Army, but by opposition forces, to provoke intervention by their powerful foreign patrons, who would be siding with the fundamentalists. Reports that militants are preparing another attack — this time against Israel — cannot be ignored.
It is alarming that military intervention in internal conflicts in foreign countries has become commonplace for the United States. Is it in America's long-term interest? I doubt it. Millions around the world increasingly see America not as a model of democracy but as relying solely on brute force, cobbling coalitions together under the slogan "you're either with us or against us."
A wise and prudent leader injecting some much needed rationality into the discussion.
No matter how targeted the strikes or how sophisticated the weapons, civilian casualties are inevitable, including the elderly and children, whom the strikes are meant to protect....
We must stop using the language of force and return to the path of civilized diplomatic and political settlement.
The parallels with Kosova really do not work. Kosova was substantially independent when the Serbian government wanted to "annex" it to its domain. Second, that action was Nato supported. These are huge differences.
Further, it is perhaps the fault of the development of the Just War theory that Christians have become so willing to go to war. The history of Christian leaders goint o war is not pretty. The celebration of Charlemagne is really repugnant. We should keep in mind that the architect of the Just War Theory, Augustine of Hippo, had no problem using force against Christians to make them Catholic. Charlemagne certainly followed that notion in offering Baptism or death.
Editors - if you have to rely upon and quote from Rumsfeld, that should give you pause about your editorial conclusions?
Putin and the NYTimes - actually, well written except for one part that he uses to buttress his argument - he tries to claim that the regime did not use chemical weapons. Please........if your arguments to support your thesis are based upon *imagined* events, your thesis is weakened.
In response to Paul's dissent:
I am glad you wrote this. I dont happen to agree, but I think it was a very strong explanation of your position and I'm glad that you laid it out. My biggest concern is that this kind of intervention is happening without a clear sense that we have exhausted all other options. I wish you had addressed that concern as it is a vital element of just war traidition that all other options have been exhausted. The core of your argument I think is when you say: "If there are no consequences for his actions, Assad will be emboldened to use chemical weapons yet again and other rogue regimes will follow suit, eventually threatening basic U.S. security interests. It is hard to see how the UN's inability to enforce one of the few restraints on war-making that has been observed more in fact than in the breach will strengthen international law or global stability. UN dysfunction cannot be an excuse for inaction."
I would respond by saying you are confusing "no military strike by US unilaterally" with "no consequences for his actions"--there are a range of consequences that have and could yet come for his actions, including UN approved military strikes. It seems like you are creating a strawman with your argument that one either supports US unilateral strikes or "no consequences." Also, you seem to say that the UN has already shown an " inability to enforce" and yet their investigation hasn't even been completed! You claim "UN dysfunction", but ignore that one key factor in that dysfunction is the refusal of the United States in this instance to even give the UN a chance to respond. From the very outset Kerry/Obama have treated the UN with contempt in their statements.
Is there a precedent for a split editorial decision at Commonweal, with a dissenting opinion? This isn't the Supreme Court, you know.
Normally, I would have thought that the task is to write an editorial to which all could sign on in good conscience. This might have displayed two sides to the question, and left it with the note that the editors were unable to reach agreement.
That would not have been a bad outcome.
What concerns me is the spectre of setting the editor in chief in public opposition to the rest of the editorial board. That opens a can of worms. "A house divided against itself" and all that. Suppose someone wants to influence the editorial policy of the magazine? The first thing you'd do is split up the editors, get one to refuse to agree, and to put out a dissenting opinion. Then the editors are just a bunch of individuals, and Commonweal does not speak with one voice.
If they can't agree, why not say so. In the editorial.
Any one of the editors is free to write for the magazine under his or her own name. I don't see how you can have an "editorial" from one editor, who disagrees with the rest.
Just to forestall the obvious argument that this is suppressing dissent: this isn't about suppressing disagreement, its about what an editorial is and does.
I doubt that any editorial group always agrees. I am sure many editorials are printed where all the editors do not agree. Jesus answered the disciples that objected to another group differing even tho they professed to represent Jesus. "He who is not against you is for you." So agreeing to disagree might be more honest and honorable. Dissent that is thought out and prayed over should be respected. Even if we vociferously disagree.
Let's keep our eye on the ball: This is not about editorial disagreements at Commonweal. Nor is this about satisfying cable news' insatiable need for dichotomous disagreements and puerile horse race politics.
The world is very complicated. Any action in this byzantine Syrian mess will be replete with unintended consequences.
President Obama is in the best American tradition of "speak softly, but carry a big stick."
Our job is to communicate our views, our hopes and fears, to our elected leaders so that they understand the political costs of whatever they decide. The debate in Congress should accurately reflect the debate among the voters.
I think all editorials should be signed.
Something coy about withholding the identity of the writer of an opinion piece.


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you are getting quicker miles. That means i can read the blogs while at work. big thumbs up
Great feature... I could play several seasons with FM09 (and the other versions) without knowing who won the big Europeans leagues, or even the Champions League when I was a smaller team (then I wouldn't care about the big tournaments).... It's great that we now can decide what we want to know!
I hope we're linked to some of the news items, for example, if you were to hear about something happening at your previous club, at a favourite club, or even just within the league and then asked about it in following press conference... say an Arsenal player, had been caught diving we could be shown this information and then asked our views?!
This feature is FINALLY in here!! THANKS!!!
so there will be something like a newspaper's first page that will appear twice a week???
Love this new feature!
Personally, this is by far the feature that I needed in long-term games to stop me getting isolated from everything else going on. I came against rival teams who had a new manager that I had never even heard of and similarly star players. Good work
good feature for them that don't want news and can reduce it
i personally am one of them nosey twits that wants to know what sir alex had for dinner yesterday, so full news for me
thanks miles
Can I ask what factors the game took into play when receiving news last year?
Was it just anything to do with your club, your players and shortlisted players, or were there more?
One question... will this affect the processing time and how often the game interrupts? The more news you have, the less days go by when you click continue? and the longer will take to process? thanks!
No screenshots Miles? Whats your Twitter? Maybe i can get some "exclusives" off of there
Is it possible to subscribe to clubs for future job vacancies? Ex. While managing Team A, could I subscribe to teams B,C,D & E and be notified if the Managerial post becomes available?
Apologies if it has been mentioned in the article.
Thanks for the link!
thx you!
I hope the news items are in a more logical order this year. Last year was a mess.
Just a question on how this
will work. Say I add Sunderland to my info news list. Does that mean I'd get all the players info for that team including reserves and u18s etc in the same manner as adding all the players separately?
GOOD WORK S.I all the blogs are always 100% g00d i love the media and conference features keep up the good work
Well, I can't wait for the game!!! I just had a dream about the game and it was great!!
At last a blog which makes me nothing but jubilant
Just cannot wait to see what kind and degree of customization is possible. Miles, care to reveal a bit more? Like, would I be able to subscribe to sackings and takeovers for all English leagues for instance, plus getting transfer and sacking news for the big clubs or those I care about? But everything the same for the rest?
Also I'm curious whether this will be straightforward or a lot of work.
Just one criticism. I suggested that once, but you say you at SI had a cunning idea
Prepare to be sued
edit: Partly been answered already, I just realize. SOrry.
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This idea sucks, to be totally honest.
Why keep it split into two different screens? I don't want two 'news' screens, I just want one!
Its mind boggling that you keep that god awful 'newspaper' idea, especially now that we can choose what news we want to subscribe to! Just send it to the main inbox ffs, it's not hard to get your head around.
If you want to subscribe to dozens of different countries leagues and numerous teams and get notified about jobs, transfers, records and all the rest of it, then it would quickly get tiresome having it all pile up in the inbox. This solution is ideal tbh, providing the actual news screen isn't in some random mess like last year
Rubbish. Getting news that you actually want to read would not be 'tiresome', because I want to read it.
Allowing us to choose what news gets sent straight to the inbox was a perfect chance to get the news reporting aspect back to the way that it should be, but they've messed it up.
What happened to all the usability studies they were supposed to have done?
"I know, we'll double the amount of menus in the navigation system, and add a second news screen to isolate the player from the gameworld and remove the ability to control highlight speed and match speed seperately. On top of that, we'll make sure that the newspaper screen does not order items in any sort of logical way to make it even more disorientating."
One year later;
"How can we improve that newspaper section? I know, we'll let the user choose which items they want to read, but stick it in the section that no one uses"
"Why not send it to the main inbox?"
"Because its an inbox, no one likes getting lots of messages in their inbox"
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I'd MUCH prefer my subscriptions to go into my inbox as well. It would make the navigation somewhat easier and quicker!
Yet, I'll have a look at how it works and looks like before I file criticism in a tone like that.
I think we agree on the matter. If done well this feature could be a massive improvement, even if just 'hidden' in the other news section.
But it would be even better if the news went to the inbox, or even better, if we could choose where they go.
However I just don't feel like making a strong statement against a feature which I'll supposedly love before having seen it in practise.
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And why does no one use the news screen? Because it was full of crap no one wanted to read. Now it'll give you news which you subscribe to
But why do they have to be separate? There's no reason now you can choose what news you want to read, at all. The old news screen had a lot of news in it that people would want to read so that they felt more involved with the game world, but even at the end of the season the first 5 stories in the list were about players that Chelsea and Man City signed back in August.
If its news you want to read, it should go to your inbox. End of story. It's like subscribing to a newsletter via email, only for them to send you an email with a link in it telling you to read it at a different website. Utterly pointless.
Thinking about it, you are right.
The second inbox was introduced because the actual inbox was regarded as spammed too much IIRC, so from then on people could choose to go there if they wanted more news. That again led to people missing out on things they wanted. So introduced was the '!' to highlight new stories which made at least me click there more often and miss out on less. Still we didn't get some news we wanted whilst getting many we didn't. Hence the new subscription system, which is great.
But now, as we have full power over what we do and do not want to read, the need for a second inbox has gone indeed as we can decide what to get and what not. The only real pro of keeping that second inbox which I can see now would be, that it might enable us to distinguish between first and second class news items if we could customize (as suggested) into which inbox a certain kind of news item should go. Then again I would love keeping both of them, otherwise I see no use for the newspaper staying.
That's a really bad analogy and it doesn't work. You can actually set it up so that it automatically takes you to the news screen at user-defined intervals, so you don't even need to click on the news button.
This way your inbox deals with news directly linked with you and your club, and every other piece of news, no matter how much you want to receive, is displayed somewhere else in multiple boxes so you don't have to click through a load of items in your inbox.
Maybe they should add a box to the subscription screen to let you have specific news put in to your inbox, but this system isn't as bad as you're making out and I think it mostly comes down to you not being bothered to click on an extra news screen, which as I'e said you don't even need to do.
Directed at Wakers btw
No worries, so do I. I actually happen to edit out typos sometimes 3 or 4 times for one post (re-reading and then editing one by one instead re-reading all the way through the post first instead)
I'm interested to see how this works - but really big news e.g. your biggest rivals sack your Manager - shouldn't be tucked away on another screen. Perhaps it should be an option to decide which subscriptions also get posted to your inbox? That way people retain control.
Since I still play 07 regularly, I regularly see the direct comparison. This feature with the old one-inbox-for-everything would be best. I mean FM had inbox filters since forever for a reason. The only thing you then need is to increase the stored messages in that inbox massively - in FM07 with a huge lot of shortlisted players, I tend to get 3x as many news items on July 1st as the inbox can take, meaning I don't get to read (!) 2/3 of them.
I'm one of those who likes to follow the entire world scene which is why I only seem to manage to play out one match an hour. It will be good to easily keep track of news of teams you once managed or interesting teams like the Real Madrid Galacticos and the new Man City. Good stuff!
Ok a question about the placement of the news screen icon on the title bar.
In previous versions it's been towards the right hand side of the screen - in FM10 can it be placed right next to your inbox icon? Would make it far more obvious when news has arrived and will help transition people between the old and new systems (which most people playing the last game haven't done).
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ISTD Ballet awards.
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It seems like it would throw off recipe since you can fit more in once they are chopped?
When a recipe calls for a cup of chopped nuts, should they be measured before chopping or after chopping?
"1 cup of chopped nuts" is measured after chopping.
"1 cup of nuts, chopped" is measured before chopping.
I'd say it depends on the recipe. "1 cup chopped pecans" I would chop and then measure. If it calls for 1 cup of pecans and then chops them as a step in the recipe, measure first and chop second.
In most cases, I would assume it means after chopping.
1 cup of chopped nuts is 1 cup after chopping.
The writer is unlikely to have thought about it. They'll just write down what they did as they did it, in what they (sometimes erroneously) think is clear language. If it bothers you - and it's unlikely to really matter unless the ingredient is essential to the chemistry involved in the recipe - then consider how they're likely to have made the recipe themselves. It would be silly to chop some unknown quantity of nuts then measure a cup of them. You'd start with a known quantity, then chop them. That is, unless you buy a packet of them ready-chopped. So I suppose the answer is, use your noggin.


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If yes, how is it called, or where can I find more info about it? (I'm not talking about using WebDriverBackend.)
If not, what alternatives are there?
You can capture network traffic using a proxy, such as the BrowserMob Proxy (http://proxy.browsermob.com)
To configure the use of the proxy with a webdriver instance, set the CapabilityName.PROXY value to a org.openqa.selenium.Proxy instance:
Once the test is finished, you can extract the data from the browsermob proxy using the mechanisms it provides. Notice that you can also use any proxy you want: it need not be the browsermob one!
No there is no native solution at the moment. If you use webDriverBackedSelenium you can try to utilise the captureNetworkTraffic functionality, however there were issues with it last time I heard it talked about (See here for more info - https://groups.google.com/d/topic/selenium-users/fMSHeH9ZVqU/discussion).
It's also worth noting that captureNetworkTraffic only works in FireFox due to the way it was implemented so it's not a cross browser solution.
Based on some information that came through the selenium/webdriver mailing lists you can use a proxy instead (Suggested one is http://bmp.lightbody.net/, although there are others).
To configure it:
This should currently work for FireFox and IE. It looks like this is going to be the way to capture network traffic moving forward.
Note: "new Proxy()" - Needs org.openqa.selenium.Proxy.
Haven't looked through it all yet, but I did find a post that seems related. Also, haven't tried it out, but, have you looked at any of the fiddler libraries? Although I have plans on trying them out, it's not going to be for a few months yet.
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Goalkeepers: Fraser Forster (Celtic), Joe Hart (Manchester City), John Ruddy (Norwich)
Defenders: Leighton Baines (Everton), Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Phil Jagielka (Everton), Glen Johnson (Liverpool), Joleon Lescott (Manchester City), Ryan Shawcross (Stoke), Kyle Walker (Tottenham)
Midfielders: Michael Carrick (Manchester United), Tom Cleverley (Manchester United), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool), Adam Johnson (Sunderland), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham), James Milner (Manchester City), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal), Jonjo Shelvey (Liverpool), Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
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From the ISACA CGEIT (Certificate in Governance of Enterprise IT) the key categories are:
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SWIMMING REGULATIONSMunicipal code regulates swimming along shorelines in Seattle. There are two sections of the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) that address this activity. SMC 16.28.010 indicates that swimming is prohibited except:
SMC 18.12.180 states that watercraft cannot operate within 75 feet of a swimming beach, and powered watercraft cannot operate within 300 feet of a swimming beach.
To maintain a clearly defined swimming beach, lifeguards discourage swimming immediately outside the lifeguarded area. In the interest of public safety, there is need to maintain a defined perimeter buffer of 75 feet from the swimming area on Green Lake and 150 feet from the swimming areas on Lake Washington. These perimeters are established in SMC 18.12.040 under the Superintendent's rulemaking authority.
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1952 Ford F-1 - Done RightWritten by on April 1, 2008 Keith Talley's '52 F-1
f you want it done right, you have to do it yourself." This saying has stood the test of time because, more often than not, it's true. Keith Talley found this out the hard way while trying to resurrect his '52 Ford F-1 that he's owned since 1980.
Keith got the Ford in decent, "barn find" condition as a partial trade on his 4x4/money pit. Remember, the F-1 was less than 30 years old back then, and after a good fuel flush, new battery, and some brake work, he had a good daily driver for the next 10 years. This included serving as Keith's cable TV-installation vehicle, boat hauler, "Dukes of Hazard-style jackrabbit chaser," and firewood hauler. He also drove it while courting his wife, Kim, and later taught their oldest son, Jason, how to drive in the old Ford.
After all this, the truck was literally put out to pasture for around 12 years. Life took over, but Keith swore that as soon as he built a shop, it would get the love it deserved. After all, it had become a part of the family. This is exactly what happened about five years ago. Once the shop was up, the '52 was dragged indoors and torn apart by Keith, Kim, and their other kids, Josh and Jamie, for a complete rebuild. Keith built a sandblaster out of an old water heater believe it or not, and blasted all the chassis components before coating them with PPG's flat-black epoxy paint.
Keith wasn't sure if he wanted to tackle the body and paintwork himself, so he took all the sheetmetal pieces to a highly recommended body shop where they joined the rest of the dusty and dormant "work." After putting up with so much, the F-1's skin was rescued and reworked at home in the shop. Keith wound up painting everything in its stock FoMoCo Glenmist Green with better than expected results. Upon reassembly of the truck, many calls were made and orders placed to Dennis Carpenter Reproductions, to whom Keith is thankful for. Keith also appreciates the work his dad (who masterfully cut and installed the oak bed wood) did to help out.
Knowing that the truck would still be driven often in its reborn state, a "built" V-8 flatmotor was put together by local expert and nostalgic drag racer Bud Lee, in Canton, Texas. He stuffed a requisite Merc crank in it to bump the stock 8BA 239 cubes to 255. Keith also added a Clay Smith cam, Offenhauser heads, and a matching dual intake that holds a pair of Holley 94 two-barrel carbs. To help the truck have good highway manners, a three-speed Mercury transmission with overdrive was used in conjunction with the stock steel 16x4 1/2-inch wheels and tall bias-ply tires.
One of Keith's favorite things about the truck is the expression on people's faces when they look under the hood of his "farm truck" and see a built Flathead. Most of all, the Talleys are happy to have one of their oldest family members back in action. CT
Facts & Figures
Keith Talley
Boyd, Texas
1952 Ford
|FRAME: stock
MODIFIACATIONS:overdrive trans x-member
REAREND/RATIO: stock/3.92:1
REAR SUSPENSION: stock parrallel leaf
REAR BRAKES: stock 11" drum
FRONT SUSPENSION: stock I-beam
FRONT BRAKES: stock drum
STEERING BOX: stock side steer
WHEELS:stock FoMoCo, 16x4 1/2
TIRES:Super {{{Transport}}} Bias-Ply, 6.50-16LT
GAS TANK: stock, in cab
|ENGINE: 255ci 8BA Ford Flathead V-8
MACHEINE WORK AND ASSEMBLY BY:Bud Lee, Canton, TX
CRANK:{{{Mercury}}} 4" stroke
CAM:Clay Smith Dirt Track Cheater
MANIFOLD / INDUCTION:Offenhauser dual / Holley 94s
IGNITION: stock points-type, 6-volt
HEADERS:Red's Headers 1 3/4"
EXHAUST / MUFFLERS:1 3/4", by owner / 22"Smithy's
TRANSMISSION:'49 Mercury three-speed w/overdrive by owner
FENDERS FRONT / REAR: stock, steel
HOOD: stock
GRILLE: stock, painted
BED: stock
BED WOOD:oak, by Robert Talley
BODYWORK AND PAINT BY:owner
PAINT TYPE / COLOR:PPG / Ford GLenmist Green
HEADLIGHTS / TAILLIGHTS: stock
BUMPERS:stock, trimmed
|GAUGES: stock
AIR CONDITIONING: cowl vent
STEERING WHEEL: stock
STEERING COLUMN: stock
SEATS: stock bench
UPHOLSTERY: owner
MATERIAL / COLOR: Naugahyde / Moose Brown
CARPET: black rubber mat


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spoiler:At first I thought the suggestion that Myra might be hypnotized was a a joke about last episode, she certainly doesn't look as possessed as The Soda Poppers. Have no idea what The Toy Mafia might be but I hope it involves massive Sewer environments and a Air boat, I'm sick of seeing the same old street for large portions of the game. All Three Soda Poppers can be called up on the Myra show so I doubt the Rushmore thing holds any credence.
spoiler:They fed me a Ketchup Cake!
spoiler:I'm hoping an upcoming game involves the murder of The Soda Poppers
spoiler:The mention of the petition almost made me laugh
spoiler:I like makin' spoiler tags


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If name the winners you get 3 ca 2pa and 10 rep and 1 hidden
Nurka you have got 1 right
If name the winners you get 3 ca 2pa and 10 rep and 1 hidden
Nurka you have got 1 right
1) D'Ecker
2) Muller
3) Steiner
do I have to guess them specifically as 1,2,3? If so
1.Andre Muller
2.Luc de Bonde-Arnaud
3.Nico Ecke
Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
Al Steiner
Antonio Karim
1. Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
2. Luc De Bonde-Arnaud
3. Yannick Schleck
Hello all and welcome to The Grand Ducal Palace we are gathered here today for the second Annual Luxembourg player of the year award ceremony.
Round up from around Europe
European Champions League:
In a result no-one can quite believe, Man City beat Barcelona 1-0 in the Champions League final
Europa League:
Juventus beat Arsenal 2-1
Premier League:Manchester City won the league
FA Cup: Arsenal
League Cup: Wigan
Liga BBVA:Real Madrid
Copa Del Rey:Real Madrid
Serie A:
Winners:AC Milan
Italian Cup Winner: Udinese
Well here we are at the Special award we have every year Highest Transfer Value :
And the Winner is: Yannick Schleck at £1.3 Million
His Prize is +3 CA and +1 hidden attribute off his choosing and his choices are between Consistency , Dirtiness , Imp Matches , Versatility
Now, ladies and gentlemen, we consult with top football analyst Dr. Opta Prozone to list how our boys have progressed (or regressed) in the past twelve months. The stats below do not reflect any extra points awarded this evening".
One player has 101 CA
One player has 102 CA
Two players have 103 CA
Two players have 104 CA
Two players have 106 CA
One player has 107 CA
One player has 110 CA
Two players have 111 CA
Three players have 113 CA
Two player has 114 CA
One players have 115 CA
Two players have 118 CA
Two players have 119 CA
Two Players have 122 CA
One player has 123 CA
One player has 124 CA
One player has 126 CA
Main Awards Cermony
Now its tome for the main part of the evening what everyone has came back home for The Luxembourg Players of the Year
Luxembourg Third Place is :
Nico Ecke & Alex D'Ecker I just looked back through it and i couldn't split either of them so i have to award to both of them both have been great form this year
Luxembourg Second Place :
Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano well if you look how he played last season you would think that they were two different players there were other players who i could of chose but i went for the player who did it all season
Luxembourg Player of The Year:
Well would you believe it Luc De Bonde-Arnaud is Luxembourg player of the year he had a great season for a really bad team for a player to keep that level of performance up for a whole season is just phenomenal.
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1) Steiner
2) Muller
for LOTY
1) Karim
2) D'Ecker
for CA
Bring on 5pm!
Last edited by duffy89; 15-06-2012 at 13:28.
If you can name the player with the highest CA you get to add 1 point to your hidden attributes and only two guesses each
End of Season
Well here we are again at the end of the season this year flown by.We have had some incredible displays by some of our young Luxembourger's and some well poor performances . And one thing is for sure there will be a New Luxembourg Player of the Year.
Premier League
League 1
League 2
Serie A
Costel Barbarius didn't have a good year at all even in the Reserves he didn't play well. maybe it had to do with winning the LPOTYA the immense pressure it put on him to perform. Next year he will be looking to improve
Benjamin Gossard well he didn't really play much at all signed for west ham then went out on loan to Hull here he didn't play a single game will not be happy with that.
Han San Geni had a good year with Exeter missed 7 months this season but still managed to to play 20 games here are his stats from the season P20 A6 MoM1 AvR6.84
Des Schicksal didn't score many goals this season for any clubs went on loan to Huddersfield P10 G1 A1 AvR6.52 he needs to start scoring goals if he wants to be picked for De Roude Léiw and Aston Villa
Andre Muller was having a good season at Walsall then he moved to QPR who then loaned him out to Ipswich where he played really well P13 G1 A8 MoM1 AvR7.42
Omar Holtz Joined Sunderland and he stayed there and he played in there cup games and came on as sub in the league once P4 G A1 MoM AvR 6.63
David Ginsberg was having a good season at Bury but he then moved to Empoli where he didn't play a single game for them which is really disappointing
Jan Brosius played 3 games for Roma this season P3 C3 CS2 AvR 6.40
Yann Diederich was mainly used as a sub by L.Orient in total he came on as sub 14 time P14 G5 A MoM AvR6.85
Yannick Schleck Played for the u18s this season and he also made 1 start for the 1st team with a rating of 5.90 here are his u18 stats P42 G6 A10 MoM3 AvR7.13 he also won the u18 cup and he captains the u18s
Louis de Crevecoeur well he moved to Sunderland and in February he went on loan to Ipswich where he only played 1 game 1 goal Rating of 6.80
Jaques Le Roy had a good season this year and at the end he got called for his first international game P29 G A4 MoM AvR6.73
Roger Federer finally getting back to his best P17G2AvR6.85
Cristiano Reynaldo never really recovered from his injury and didn't get back into the first team squad instead he played in the reserves P26 G9 A1 MoM1 AvR6.90 but is wanted by Sampdoria and QPR
Yan Kieffer also went on loan to Ipswich P4 G A1 MoM AvR 6.93
Jan Handelen mainly played for the u18s but he did play some games P13 G4 A MoM AvR6.69 u18 stats P43 G14 A4 MoM4 AvR 6.76
Guillame Antoine didn't play much for either team played for games for both full and u18 squad think he needs to leave Huddersfield
Antonio Karim had a great season but missed 10 weeks nearer to the end of the season P32 G2 A7 MoM3 AvR7.03 is in contention to LPOTY
Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano has had a brilliant season for Sheff Wed and is in contention to LPOTY P48 C49 CS11 MoM1 AvR6.94
Heinrich Boneburger played well for Tranmere but would of liked to have achieved more going forward P40 G A MoM AvR 6.50
Luc De Bonde-Arnaud another player that shined in the Championship and also in the running for LPoTY P34 G A2 MoM3 AvR7.03
Nico Ecke had a great season in the Championship P36 G A3 MoM2 AvR6.86
Alex D'Ecker had a great season for Doncaster P37 G1 A9 MoM AvR7.00
Marc Scutto has played well for chesterfield and improved over the season P44 G A1 MoM1 AvR6.79
Yann Ibrahimovic looks like he will be a hell of a DM could even be a quality CB if he gets trained there here are his u18s stats P31 G4 A9 MoM2 AvR7.20
Maximus Scheltzer played in the u18s P6 G2 A1 MoM AvR7.72
Al Steiner had a good year at Charlton P17 G A1 MoM3 AvR 7.47 is also in contention for LPOTY
Young Player of the Month
Luxembourger of the Quarter Award is Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
Updated it now
Did Jean do me proud AGAIN?
Knew it was too good to be true!
1. Al steiner
Give me my points!!!! ;-) For LOTY
1. Yannick shleck
2.Jean benoit etc etc
For CA
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1. Muller
2 D'Aviano
De Bonde-Arnaud for highest CA
Ibra is looking swell!
Andre-Muller hghest CA
1. Antoine Karim
2. Ibrahmovic
Omar Holtz highest CA?
1. Alex D'Ecker
2. Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
CA: Jan Brosius
Highest CA
Le Roy
I give up!
just eating so wont be long
Eating?!... Pah!!!
player of the year is up now
And heres what they won
First placed:
Gets to view attribute profile and add three attribute points as they see fit
Gets 15 points added to their reputation, 5 points to CA, and 5 points to PA
Second placed:
Gets 10 points added to their reputation, 4 points to CA, and 4 points to PA
Third placed:
Gets 5 points added to their reputation, 3 points to CA, and 3 points to PA
Transfer Window
17th June
Marc Scutto Joins Burnley for £550k
29 June
Louis De Crev Joins Crystal Palace on Loan
1st July
Cristiano Reynaldo joins QPR for Free
7th July
Jan Handalen joins Albinoffe in Serie B for Free
10th July
Big Al Joins Reading on Loan
23rd July
Luc De Bonde-Arnaud after winning the LPOTY Sunderland were straight on the phone to Peterborough asking for a price and that price was £1.2Million. Peterborough 's fans were not happy at losing a fan favorite
2nd August
Ibrahimovic joins Rotherham on loan
4th August
Reynaldo joins Dag & Red on loan
28th August
D.Ginsberg joins Grosetto on loan
3oth August
A.Karim joins Wolves for £950k
Last edited by toonbalmy87; 16-06-2012 at 11:14.
Yay. Do I have to make a speech now?
I just want to say thank you to my agent, Preben Elkjaer, and all the lads at Peterborough.
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....and the highest CA? the suspense is killing me!
The Highest CA is non other than Costel Brabarius
Wow, a move to QPR, then a loan to Dag & Red I think this may be what my player needed!
Hmmn...Sunderland. I'm worried my boy might be making the step up a bit too early.
wolves eh? a fairly local team for me and it will be interested to see if he plays often.
Sweet Alex D'ecker finally getting the recognition we all know he so greatly deserves
Yann Diedrich has vowed to step up his performances next season!!
Looking forward to next update, want to see if my move to Dag & Red has helped me improve or not!
Always next year (or quarter) for Adelbert, hopefully get some game time for West Brom but could see myself being loaned out again.
Rotherham... yay....RTID!
Well here are again the start of the season wonder what this year will bring us. Will we finally see a striker finally break the 10 goals barrier whoever does gets to add one to there hidden attribute whateva that means :confused: well here we go
Premier League
League 1
League 2
Serie B
GK Jan Brosius Still behind the Roma's Current number 1
GK Costel Brabarius Still playing for the U18s
GK Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano is having a good season for Sheff Wed. So far he has P21 C20 CS7 MoM 1 AvR 6.87 in all Competitions and has been called up for the next International squad.
DR Heinrich Boneburger is playing ok but needs to get more Assists if he is to break into the National team P11 AvR 6.80
DR Adelbert Steiner is currently the better of th RBs at the Moment and is having a good season for Reading P15 G1 A1 MoM1 AvR7.11
DL Han Sol Geni playing well for exeter currently injured but not for long P14 G1 A1 MoM AvR 6.86
DL Nico Ecke picked up from where he left of last seaso. P18 G A1 MoM1 AvR6.80
DC Benjamin Gossard Getting some game time for West Ham Due to Injurys and he is taking his chance to shine well P9 G A MoM AvR 7.05
[B]DC Maximus Scheltzer [/B] has played One game for Birmingham who he joined on loan and his rating was 8.02 so really he should be seeing more game time
DC Luc De Bonde-Arnaud Is still at Sunderland and has not played yet for them
DC Marc Scotto is having a good season for Burnley considering it is a big step up from League 1 to the Championship P13 G A MoM AvR 6.52
MR Jacques Le Roy has missed 6 weeks of the season so far so he has only started a limited number of games P9 G A1 MoM AvR 7.00. he made his international debut on the 27.3.2013
MR Yan Kieffer has not made an appearance for Bolton he is playing for Bolton Reserves
ML Alex D'Ecker Haas Joined Burnley on Loan on the 4.11.2013 P1 G A MoM AvR6.40
ML Louis de Crevecoeur was playing well for Crystal Palace until Injury struck he will be out for upto 7 weeks P12 G1 A2 MoM AvR 6.78
ML Roger Federer has missed 6 weeks so far this season P4 G A MoM AvR 6.70
MC Andre Muller has been playing a couple of games after stating he was unhappy at not playing games P5 G A MoM AvR 6.66
MC Omar Holtz after not getting a loan all season from Sunderland he has got one to Bristol City on the 14.10.13 and so far he hasnt had the best of starts P3 G A MoM AvR 6.40. but he seems to have an ego stating that hes too good to be loaned out.
MC David Ginsberg Started only 1 game for Grosseto . but he has made his International Debut on the 8.6.2013
MC Yannick Schleck still playing for the Reserves and U18s needs a loan move
MC Antonio Karim has joined Cardiff on Loan been playing really well P6 G A MoM AvR 7.02
MC Yann Ibrahimovic was playing well for Rotherham until he got injured he will miss up to 6 weeks P8 G A2 MoM AvR 6.87
ST Des Schicksal has played two games and is very unhappy and has had his transfer request accepted but someone will have to shell out £19Million for him P2 G A MoM AvR 6.70
ST Yann Diederich Currently in Cesenas U20 squad but he has scored 3 goals in 5 caps for his country
ST Cristiano Reynaldo Still not setting the world alight needs to start scoring goals to get into the National team P15 G2 AO MoM1 AvR6.47
ST Jan Handalen Playing for Albinoleffe's U20s is wanted by Granada
ST Guillame Antoine is not playing for Huddersfield
Luxembourger of the Quarter Award is Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
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Keeping me till last The suspense is killing me!
haha yes Muller you tell QPR to play you, although don't seem to be able to ahndle the prem with an ave.rating of 6.66
Adelbert doing it in the prem! Really happy with those performances
3 goals in 5 caps!!! Diedrich is gonna be a superstar! :-D
Everyones Genie scout is up
World Ranking : 90th
International Round up
Main Squad
Luxembourg V Portugal
Luxembourg V N.Ireland
Luxembourg V Isarel
Luxembourg V Russia
Luxembourg V Azerbaijan
Unfortunately we did not qualify for the world cup. We came 4th 12 points behind 2nd place Russia
Luxembourg V Finland
Luxembourg V Italy
Luxembourg V Ireland
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I actually have family ties to Crystal Palace. Great great uncle was with their youths in the 1920's. So family loyalty there.
I hope Swansea's facilties are helping my growth.......
None of those photobucket links are working for me.
the luxembourg vs azebaijan links not working
Eughh, injury!
Yann Kieffer not doing too well at Bolton, unless he is really doing well in the reserves. Though it is nice to see him get an U21 goal and a U21 MOTM.
Have to say I'm liking Yannick Schleck's report. Resolute & a born leader as was planned. Intelligent and technically gifted, especially in passing
Very disappointed at yet another failure
Transfer update later and another update with LPOTQ
"spoiler* One player has joined Inter Milan
if anybody guesses who this person is they get 1 hidden attribute and 2 PA and 5 added to world
1 guess each
Also Big announcement coming soon
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Jan Brosius? Italian link for top club and is currently challenging for #1
Han Sol Geni
des schiksal
Adelbert Steiner?
I'm gonna be hopeful and say Costel Brabarius
Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano?
I hope it's Boneburger.
I'll take an optimistic punt on Jan Handelen.
Luc De Bonde-Arnaud?
I'm goin on a holiday for 6 days guys. Not sure if I'll have a reliable connection, just fyi Also, my guess for the Inter move is Des Schicksal.
All wrong so far
Well we are half way through the current season now its time to check on the young Luxembourgers and see how they are all doing and who has moved clubs
English Premier League
League 1
League 2
Serie B
GK Jan Brosius Well he still hasn't played for Roma and hasn't played any more games for Roma U20s
GK Costel Brabarius still has not played a single game for Swansea but there is some good news he is leave wales for Italy and its not the team you are expecting he will be joining Juve Stabia nd he will join them in July on a free Transfer
GK Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano having a great year for Sheff Wed P35 C33 CS10 MoM1 AvR 6.93
DR Heinrich Boneburger still having a ok year for Tranmere but Desperately needs toimprove his crossing his current crossing %10 he has attempted 19 and only 2 have hit there mark. P23 G A MoM AvR 6.65
DR Adelbert Steiner Playing well for Reading P26 G1 A1 MoM1 AvR 7.05 is in contention to be LPOTQ
DL Han Sol Geni having a good year for Exeter but will miss upto 4 weeks P26 G1 A1 MoM1 AvR6.86
DL Nico Ecke Playing ok for Barnsley P28 G A2 MoM1 AvR6.65
DC Benjamin Gossard P12 for West Ham AvR 7.06 before moving on loan to Blackburn the reason why i am still trying to figure out considering they are both in the same division
DC Maximus Scheltzer been playing well for Birmingham P5 G A1 MoM AvR 7.43
DC Luc De Bonde-Arnaud joined Swansea on Loan played 1 game so far
DC Marc Scotto Playing ok for Burnley P21 G A MoM AvR 6.63
MR Jacques Le Roy Starting to play better now for Hartlepool now that he is match fit P23 G A3 MoM AvR 6.93
MR Yan Kieffer here he is the Man that is moving to Inter Milan in July he was also wanted by Juve AC Milan Tottenham he turned them down to join Inter he made his league debut and he has so far P3 G1 A3 MoM AvR 7.87
MR Alex D'Ecker his loan finished at Burnley P3 G A1 MoM AvR 6.90 is currenltly wanted by Brighton Rotherham and Cardiff on loan
ML Louis de Crevecoeur Playing well for Crystal Palace and is contention for LPOTQ P19 G2 A2 MoM AvR 6.76
ML Roger Federer is playing but not very much would like to play more but he is happy in Wales P9 G A2 MoM AvR 6.82
MC Andre Muller Well he obviously didnt get enough games so he put a Transfer Request in and he is up for sale for £10.5 Million P8 G A MoM AvR 6.60
MC Omar Holtz is not having a great year at Bristol City P10 G A1 MoM AvR 6.53 but he is playing for a bad teaam so that doesn't help him
MC David Ginsberg Is not playing well for Grosseto P5 G A MoM AvR 6.28
MC Yannick Schleck Is playing games for Man City but only in cup games P6 G A1 MoM1 AvR 6.95
MC Antonio Karim had a good time at Wolves P10 G A MoM AvR 7.03 . And is wanted by Sheff Wed on Loan
MC Yann Ibrahimovic is having a good time at Rotherham playing plenty of games and playing well in them P17 G A3 MoM1 AvR 6.83
ST Des Schicksal has withdrawn his transfer request P6 G2 A MoM AvR 6.62 and is currently wanted by Parma and Torino on loan
ST Yann Diederich Finally got some games for Cesena came on as sub in 5 games P5 G A MoM AvR 6.47
ST Cristiano Reynaldo Played ok for Dag & Red but needed to score more goals P22 G5 A1 MoM1 AvR 6.55 he is now on loan at Preson N End also Received an international call up on the 21.11.13 in a friendly against Poland and he scored in that game aswell
ST Jan Handalen Maden his League Debut for Albinoleffe after impressing in the U20s , U20 stats P20 G11 A1 MoM1 AvR 6.99
ST Guillame Antoine Still has not played for Huddersfield this season but is wanted by Verona and Grosseto on loan
Luxembourg Player of the Quarter Adelbert Steiner
10th January
Bonde-Arnaud joins Swansea on loan
25th January
C.Reynaldo Moved to PNE on Loan
31st January
Gossard Joins Blackburn on Loan
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Marc Scotto
Im gona guess me Andre Muller for Inter Milan lol (no chance but still)
Luxembourger of the Quarter Award is Jean Benoît Guillaume d'Aviano
Last edited by toonbalmy87; 17-06-2012 at 22:56
Can I get +5 PA please
Atleast I'm leaving Swansea now. Hopefully playing more will help my development.
Bossard is on his 4th team now technically, flippin heck.