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Full name Arthur William Wellard
Born April 8, 1902, Southfleet, Kent
Died December 31, 1980, Eastbourne, Sussex (aged 78 years 267 days)
Major teams England, Somerset
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm fast-medium
Other Coach
|Test debut
|England v New Zealand at Manchester, Jul 24-27, 1937 scorecard
|Last Test
|England v Australia at Lord's, Jun 24-28, 1938 scorecard
|Test statistics
|First-class span
|1927 - 1950
WELLARD, ARTHUR WILLIAM, died peacefully in his sleep on December 31, 1980, aged 77. In a career extending from 1927 to 1950 he scored 12,575 runs with an average of 19.73 and took 1,614 wickets at 24.35 - figures which suggest a valuable county all-rounder. In fact he was more than that. Though he was a good enough opening bowler to be selected in that rôle for a Test against Australia, and once took nine for 117 in an unofficial Test in India, it is as a batsman that he will be chiefly remembered. In the course of his career he hit some 500 6s, thus accounting for a quarter of the runs he made. But he was no mere slogger: he had a sound defence and was, for one of his type, remarkably consistent. His record was not boosted by large innings. He made only two hundreds, his highest score being 112 against Lancashire at Old Trafford in 1936. A tall, strong man, he bowled fast-medium with a vicious break-back, and a large number of his victims were clean-bowled. For variety in a second spell, or when the pitch was taking spin, he could bowl just as efficiently slow off-breaks round the wicket. He was a fine field anywhere close in. Above all, whatever he was doing he was an indefatigable trier.
Born at Southfleet, near Gravesend, he originally played for Bexley and as early as 1921 took six for 21 against Kent Club and Ground. When the sides next met in 1926, he took five for 36. But despite this, and although he headed the Bexley batting and bowling averages for three years, Kent were not interested and tradition has it that, when he asked whether there was any chance of a trial for them, he was told he had much better be a policeman. It was Arthur Haywood, late of the Kent staff and then professional at Taunton School, who suggested that he should approach Somerset and he started to qualify for them in 1927. That year and the next he showed promising form against the touring side, and in his first full season, 1929, he took 131 wickets at 21.38. For the next few years, owing largely to elbow trouble, his bowling was disappointing, but in 1933 he did the double, a feat he repeated in 1935 and 1937. A good example of what he could do was the Hampshire match at Portsmouth in 1933. Coming in when six wickets were down for 38, he made 77 out of 94, took seven for 43, made 60 in the second innings and then took three more wickets for 66. In 1936 he hit Armstrong of Derbyshire, a slow left-armer, for five 6s off consecutive balls: he had already taken nine wickets in the match and his 86 in 62 minutes brought his side a one-wicket victory. In 1938 he again hit five consecutive 6s, this time off Frank Woolley, being dropped just in front of the screen off the sixth ball. On this occasion his scores were 57 and 37 and he took thirteen for 115: so again he had much to do with his side's victory. These feats, at that time unparalleled, were both performed on the small ground at Wells.
In 1937 he played in the Test at Old Trafford against New Zealand without any particular success and in 1938 was in the side against Australia at Lord's. On this occasion he certainly bowled well and in the second innings made 38 vital runs, including a pulled drive for 6 off McCabe on to the grandstand balcony. When he joined Compton at 142 for seven, an Australian victory was possible: when he was out at 216 for eight, the match was safe. This was his last Test, but he was due to go to India in the winter of 1939-40 had war not intervened. He had already been a member of Lord Tennyson's unofficial side there in 1937-38 and had had a successful tour. After the War he continued for another four seasons to be a valuable member of the Somerset side, finally dropping out in 1950.
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
In an age when cricket seems to be receding from school activities, it may be encouraging to reflect that Arthur Wellard, one of the most exciting 'natural' players, was similarly deprived and yet, in his late teens, found himself a place in a local club side in Kent and was playing county cricket at 25 - if not for the county of his birth.
Arthur William Wellard, who died in his sleep early on New Year's Eve at the age of 78, will always be identified with Somerset, whom he represented from 1927 to 1950. A tall, loose-limbed fast-medium bowler with a Tom Richardson breakback and occasional swing, he would also bowl medium-pace off-breaks. Yet it was his muscular batting which put him in the record books. At first something of a rustic hitter, he worked on his batting until he could - reluctantly - defend as well as hit with astonishing power. His driving was scientific, not 'blind', and epitomised the theory that if a ball was smitten hard and high enough, no fieldsman on earth could stop it. His sixes flowed like ack-ack fire - 500 of them - more than anyone else since, in 1910, clearance of the boundary has spelt six runs. No-one has been able to assess exactly how many balls Wellard lost.
He alone features twice in Wisden's list headed Most Runs Scored off One Over. In 1936, on the small Wells ground, he thumped five sixes off an over from Derbyshire slow left-arm bowler 'Tosser' Armstrong. Two years later, on the same ground, while England completed their demolition of Australia by an innings and
579 runs at The Oval, Wellard hit five sixes and a single off an over by Kent's Frank Woolley, the single coming from a missed catch to Bryan Valentine on the boundary. Wellard sealed this match with 13 wickets for 115.
In his first full season with Somerset he took 125 Championship wickets, 69 of them bowled, his pairing in the attack with the wily slow left-armer 'Farmer' White proving a most attractive sight for county spectators. He performed his only first-class hat-trick that year too, at Leicester, where his 'pair' would have triggered the same broad smile of resignation that was to touch his team-mates hundreds of times in the years ahead as catches went down off his own bowling. Ron Roberts wrote of him that fielders and Test selectors alike continually let him down.
Indeed, he played only twice for England - in 1937 at Manchester, when he took four good New Zealand wickets for 81 in the first innings, and a year later at Lord's, when he took the wickets of Hassett, Badcock and Fingleton, and helped the young Compton in an important eighth-wicket stand of 74 on the last day, making 38 with some awkward defence and typical attack, including a six off McCabe into the grandstand.
He was one of the unfortunates chosen in 1939 for the aborted tour of India, though he had seen that country with Tennyson's side in 1937-38, when his six-hitting prowess made him one of the chief drawcards.
During a wartime match at Hayes he reached fifty in eight minutes. Then came the serious business of service in North Africa and Italy, and it remained to be seen how much big cricket was left in Arthur Wellard when hostilities ceased. He was 43, but still fit.
Somerset gave him - or better expressed, he gave them - four more full seasons, helping them to fourth place in 1946 with 106 wickets. In the following three seasons he took 91, 50 and 84, but at progressively and understandably higher cost. In 1950 he took a testimonial, and his remaining cricket was played in the Birmingham League and at club level. Settling in Sutton, Surrey, he coached for a number of years at the Gover School.
A courageous fieldsman close to the bat, he took 375 catches; his run aggregate was 12,515, average 19.73, with two centuries; and he took 1614 wickets at 24.35, his best analysis being 8 for 52 against Worcestershire at Bath in 1947, when his match figures were 15 for 101. Three times he did the double, six times he played for the Players against the Gentlemen (with several successes), and in 1936 he was one of Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year. In his younger days this smiling giant played senior league football as a full-back and goalkeeper.
David Foot classified him as well as anybody when he wrote that Arthur Wellard was the England player and the blacksmith village cricketer at the same time.
David Frith, Wisden Cricket Monthly
Wisden Cricketer of the Year 1936
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Skip to comments.Report: Jimmy Carter Says Israel Has 150 Nuclear Weapons
Posted on 05/27/2008 10:26:37 AM PDT by roaddog727
LONDON Former President Jimmy Carter caused a stir over the weekend when he claimed that Israel possesses a nuclear arsenal of 150 weapons.
While experts have long maintained Israel has a nuclear arsenal, the Jewish state has refused to confirm or deny it.
Most estimates, many based on evidence leaked in 1986 by Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu, put the number of Israeli nuclear weapons at between 100 and 200. But other experts have said the number is as low as 60 or as high as 400.
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As always,
HAve at it.
How may nuclear weapons hath Carter?
That's 150 more than they would have if Jimmah had never been President.
Nothing between the ears.
"Most estimates" put the number between 100 and 200, and Carter comes out with 150. This means nothing other than that he, or an advisor, can take a simple, mean average.
We were in Israel when Mordechai was arrested at the Notre Dame Church/Hotel while having lunch.
I really wonder why he wasn't still in jail..but he may be now. Anyone know?
Just a handful would take care of the problem in Tehran.
As an ex president, Carter's statements on this carry weight. It can be assumed he has (or has had) access to sensitive intelligence, which he has chosen to compromise
Why? Who benefits from this compromise?
My favorite Israeli attack... A direct hit by a rocket while the target is driving along.
>Jimmy Carter says Israel has 150 Nuclear Weapons.<
I certainly hope so!
Obama has his Secretary of State!
Someone B!tch-slap Carter for me please? Then send him to Tel Aviv so they can arrest the bastard. PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!
how's that? That sounds like you are saying if Jimmy hadn't been president, Israel would have 0 nukes?
I'd contribute to the agents defense if they took action.
Only 150?..........
How the hell would 'goober, worm-digger, skid-mark' Carter know what the hell Israel has? Anyone out there think anyone whould tell this dis-functional, self-annointed, do-nothing anything? I hopw Israel has 10,000 nukes and drops them all on their enemies!
A year or more ago, Bibi Netanyahu said he thought Isreal should aknowledge that it is a nuclear power publicly, which means the nukes are there and they want the world to know, without the entanglements an official statement would generate. I've quit trying to understand what Carter's motives are other than he's just hopelessly confused. In any event, Israel's having nukes is news to no one.
That's about 140 more than they need to wipe out their enemies.
and the problem with that is what?
I have never seen an idividual more twisted by the bitterness of irrelevancy than this one. He needs a muzzle.
I'm an idiot. I misread the headline. Ignore me. I am so embarrassed.
You've gotta be kidding. Think of the era in which he was President. I was in college, the internet hadn't been invented, Bill Gates was still working out of his garage and Macintosh was a kind of western raincoat. Anything he knew of any importance was obsolete inside of ten years, max. I seriously doubt that anybody in GW's administration gave him clearance above FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) that every citizen has. He might be getting raw data from his elite buddies in the CFR and T/C but that's all.
Hey Jimmah...how many countries has Israel threatened to wipe off the face of the map?
Confabulation from ego
He should be arrested for treason...
Terrorist Best Friend!
Terrorist Best Friend!
Ive quit trying to understand what Carters motives are other than hes just hopelessly confused. "
Carter is hopelessly demented. He belongs in a rubber room or in front of a firing squad for treason, IMO.
If Carter is disclosing sensitive intelligence information, he is breaking the law and should be prosecuted.
You think ex Presidents do not have access to consultants (such as Sandy Berger was for Clinton) who see (and make profits from) current US/world intelligence? As well as intelligence from the UN, French, Germans, and other agencies? Do you not think Jimmy Carter was given 20 and 30 year force projections when he was President, and updates at his request since then? The guy is getting briefed at State and probably other agencies every time he travels or returns, even if he is a traitorous antisemitic old POS. he still gets treated with the decorum and perks of a former President even if he doesn't return the honor.
Regardless of the accuracy of his statement it can be assumed by many in the US and outside the US, that he has inside information and street cred.
So again I say- who is he sending this message to, about Israeli nuc arsenal? And why? A warning to Iran? Apologia for Syria?
But he wont be. Especially by the Bush team
I'm saying that nothing has been compromised if his number is right in the middle of "most estimates." Doesn't sound like inside info to me.
Of course, there is the interesting detail of what sort of nucs they might be...............the variety of what they have would be very interesting. I doubt they are all kiloton tactical stuff.
I think Jimmy Carter should strive for absolute accuracy in his statements. He should attempt to get into the Israeli nuclear weapon storehouse to do an actual count.
Preferably, he should try this at night disguised as a Palestinian Hamas fighter.
I have never seen an idividual more twisted by the bitterness of irrelevancy than this one. He needs a muzzle.
But, wasn't he awarded the Nobel Piece Prize? He is so worthy, isn't he? What a piece of S_ _ _!
I have a lot more .40S&W ammunition than I have enemies. It's just good policy.
You must have had a great weekend!
I thought he would go AWAY when he got his door prize, but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. I guess I will have to hear more of his stupid remarks till one of us is dead.
His mother actually said that Billy was the smart one and I guess she was right.
I have heard him say that he got the hostages released. Huhh? What?
Maybe he was taken up in the Mother Ship and probed.
I would be willing to bet they have the Neutron Bomb, since Jimmah killed it.........
I've said it before, Carter needs to be silenced, this does not mean killing, it means super glue his fat lips together for the remainder of his life. He's a walking, talking menace.
"Oh, no...my zipper really wasn't down. I distinctly remember pulling it up...I think?"
What an idiot. Disgrace to America.
He's out of prison but is not allowed to leave Israel.
Which also would have unique usefulness in that neck of the woods as well.................
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Skip to comments.Sharyl Attkisson resigns from CBS after months of talks
Posted on 03/11/2014 12:34:18 PM PDT by Enchante
Miss Attkisson had grown frustrated at CBS with what she saw as liberal bias, as well as an outsized influence by the networks corporate partners and a lack of dedication to investigative reporting, several sources told Politico.
(Excerpt) Read more at p.washingtontimes.com ...
The talks went like this.
SeeBS: We love Obama, don't you? Let's not cover stories that could harm his presidency and democrats in general.
Atkisson: I'm a journalist. I see the truth.
SeeBS: You're being very difficult and inflexible. I think we've reached an impasse.
She will be hired by FOX by April.
If she is hired by FOX we KNOW the immediate response: "See?? we told you she was biased"
Well, that's too bad. I hope she has another job lined up somewhere. The big networks really don't like news reporters who actually want to report the news, and I'm afraid that also applies to Fox, much of the time.
Unless she can do puff pieces for Fox and Friends about Kilmeade wearing plaid or something what would she do? Fox is too busy ignoring most things.
Months of talks!? What'd they talk about? "Do we have to kiss O's ass everyday"? "Yes! He's our king"! 2 seconds later...buh bye.
I'd like to see her finish her book in time for midterms.
"She will be hired by FOX by April."
That will depend on what she was forced to sign in the termination agreement.
The network let her go because it only wants pretty, young, liberal female reporters. Female TV reporters have shelf-life. Being an impartial reporter and one who will not spout the party line considerably shortens that timeline.
Yes, Ms Attkison is still is very good looking woman, but she certainly looked better 20 years ago, as did most people who are her age.
But in the world we live in, where there is NO journalistic integrity or investigion, in the propaganda organs that masquerade as 'news' organization, she is a pariah.
but they let Baba Wawa hang around network TV till she was, what, 81?
FOX has ONLY been hiring Obamatrons lately.
Investigative reporting is on hiatus as long as a Dem is in the white house.
Sad to hear. I dropped cable two years ago, partly because FOX was the only thing that had content worth my time (not worth paying $$$ for one channel). Guess I made the right decision.
I don't know. The older I get the Prettier Older women get.
Let's hope she doesn't end up at Al Jazeera. I would rather her become and investigative reporter for fox.
She was a liberal and some network executives that advanced her probably remembered her fondly.
Dunno about that.
Now, now.
CEO Roger Ailes is budgeting "Fox and Friends" to attract the female viewer.
Sharyl is a female, and thus she would automatically be a great addition to the cooking segment of "Fox and Friends."
However, there are a few of us grouchy males who would rather have her replace Billy O'Reilly as the talking head of "The Factor" than watch her flip burgers for breakfast on the Streets of New York City.
Yeah. I was trying to find an older picture of her. I found that one too but didn't post it because it is not the most flattering. The hair styles of women are better today....long straight hair....the whole 80s perm thing
and shoulder pads — not so much. I remember watching Sharyl Atkission on CNN back then thinking to myself that she was a babe. This was not the picture I had in my mind. She had longer hair and looked better than this photo shows. Anyhow, I stand by my earlier assertion despite that bad photo.
Here's a show for you..Jeanine Pirro and Sharly Attkisson
She should have brought an MP3 player with a record function into every meeting and get them bastards on tape admitting they were mad at her for reporting the truth...
Then she should join the Blaze or Fox and release it....
Those two with meghan kelly and Lauren Green (look her up, you'll thank me) would make a great show called "The RIGHT View"
And it would probably be entertaining too
No its not. They just investigate more important things. Things like whether a republican shook himself more than 3 times, or washed his hands, after peeing. Or if he might have ever watched Paula Deen.
I hope CBN will take her back.
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Dave Brandon
Dave Brandon & Roger Goodell: Who deserves more heat?
Who do you think has handled their respective controversy better?
I would argue that Goodell has done a worse job at handling his issues: First, he chose to allow a star player to get off with a light punishment for knocking out his fiancé, after, he claims to not have seen the video or even been aware of its existance.
CC: Bacon: Hoke likely to stay until December, Brandon's status less certain
After talking with knowledgeable people, I am more convinced that Brady Hoke will survive the season, and less convinced Dave Brandon will.
— John U. Bacon (@Johnubacon) October 1, 2014
Of course, there's always the Brandon Exception: He might decide to depart on his own. Still more questions than answers, however. We'll see
— John U. Bacon (@Johnubacon) October 1, 2014
To clarify, as things now stand, I believe UM's Hoke will remain and be evaluated in December. Brandon's future less certain.
— John U. Bacon (@Johnubacon) October 1, 2014
Video of Brian on the news
As many of you know, Brian was at the rally last night and was interviewed by a few local stations. I saw him on WILX, which I have linked below (can't embed). The Michigan segment starts at 4:30 (Brian is at 6:02).
In Ace's photo it looks like he was interviewed by Fox 47 as well, but I can't find video of that.
EDIT: YouTube video of Brian
Live Blog of Rally to Fire Brandon
The site says live streaming video, but I'm not getting it.
NCAA's role in concussion-gate
To clarify right off the bat, I do not want to see the NCAA get involved in what is going on right now, because that will only make matters worse for the future. But, I do think that it is pertinent to ask what their role is in this whole ridiculous situation that we now find ourselves in.
Specifically, if the NCAA claims that its focus is on students athletes, their safety, their best interests (which we all know is laughable based on the fact that money > everything else for the NCAA), is there any point at which they could step in and say that the AD, Hoke, and the medical staff at M's handling of the situation on Saturday and thereafter warrants disciplinary action against the university? Again, I don't really want that to happen, because I think that the way that the NCAA hands down discipline does not actually solve any of the actual problems. But even an investigation could prompt the board (which, not sure why they'd need any more reason to be prompted, but at this point I'm not expecting anyone in leadership to step up and make the right decision) to take action against DB/Hoke.
I'm not at all familiar with the NCAA's policies when it comes to student athlete safety, but it would seem that if they are trying to promote their supposed deep concerns for the safety of these kids that they would act when something this outlandish happens.
Student/Alumni Petition for Dave Brandon's Resignation (2000 signatures and counting)
Sign it, don't sign it, it is up to you. But this exists, and if you have a UMID you can sign it. I'm not longer a student and I could still sign it, so it's worth a try even if you're a few years removed.
I was nervous to start a new thread on this because I rarely post on MGoBlog. I just read. But this seems like something that can get some attention and traction without hurting our players.
EDIT: I do not know how much this will help things, but I'm someone who really dislikes the idea of boycotting games because of the message it could send to our players. That said, if this gets big enough (and it's growing quickly) hopefully a media outlet will pick it up and run with it.


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Less Is Enough
Steve Smith
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, October 19, 2007, 1:30 PM
How many behavioral segments can most publishers really service with any reasonable scale? That is the question Advertising.com subsidiary ADTECH US tries to answer with its upcoming release of behavioral targeting capabilities for ad service partners. Serving most of AOL's non-U.S. ads, Sky TV, the FOTOLOG photo blogging community and many others, ADTECH just opened its U.S. offices a year ago. This week, the company announced it was adding video and mobile ad serving as well as behavioral tracking and segmentation to its mix of offerings to publishers. Nils Winkler, managing director, senior vice president of sales, U.S., estimates that if a PC is active online, the odds are it has an ADTECH cookie on board that the company can leverage for BT profiling. Still, as he tells us this week, most publishers he services simply do not have the traffic scale or the sales infrastructure to support the kind of granular segmentation that tracking technology makes possible.
Behavioral Insider: As an ad serving solution you are not selling ad space yourself.
Nils Winkler:
Our customers could be networks, they could be publishers or media buyers -- and we provide the technology solutions of them to enable them to get most of their money.
Behavioral Insider: What is ADTECH's reach and audience size?
We don't really know our audience size because we're split into our various customer networks. We think that on every computer with an active Internet user we have an active cookie.
Behavioral Insider: How was your behavioral solution developed and differentiated from the pack?
Most solutions today that are purely behavioral solutions are very much content driven, and the seller segments everything too much. If you segment too much you don't have anything left you can sell. So what we do is segment in standard categories like sports and baseball, which can be easily used across all the Web sites, publishers, and networks we are serving. And we apply our category to the appropriate campaign.
Behavioral Insider: What is different about this from the others in the market?
It's much easier to use. It's more straightforward. No technical setup is necessary because it is part of our ad serving solution and our customers can just activate it. For the media seller, it is by far powerful enough. We don't need to have 1,500 different categories, because nobody can sell that.
Behavioral Insider: How many categories will you have?
In the region of 50. We have standard categories. If our customers want to have individual ones, they can extend it.
Behavioral Insider: How would they do that if the system is based on a general set of categories? How would a publisher go more granular than baseball into a Yankees reader segment?
Then they would need to know which tag to use. They use us for ad serving already and they have all our tags on their Web sites already. They need to go in and say, this page is directed toward Yankees fans. That is the only thing they need to do, which can be done easily and can be uploaded. IT departments are at no point involved, which for media companies makes things a little bit smoother.
Behavioral Insider: Why are 50 categories the right limit?
There are very few organizations with enough inventory to justify having more categories. If you look how the sales teams are set up, there are not enough resources to handle those tiny bits and pieces, and the CPMs in many cases are not high enough to justify selling less. People want to have behavioral capabilities, but it needs to make economic sense. We have the feeling that what we offer is exactly what the market needs, not too little, not too much. There is of course more we can add, like making it more precise if we find out in half a year's time that we need to extend it to 100 categories. But we do not want to go into something that is far beyond what people actually use.
Behavioral Insider: Who manages individual publishers' data?
Every publisher is responsible for his own network for many, many reason. We don't interfere with that or get involved with media sales at all. But if the publisher opts to share anonymous data we gather from their Web site with other publisher customers of ours, they utilize that enormous reach across all the customer networks. This basically means that we could utilize every single cookie we have out there, and that means theoretically we have the biggest behavioral network in the world. That is, of course, dependent on how many publishers take that option.
Behavioral Insider: What do the publishers have to gain by sharing the data?
We charge a little bit lower price to make it more attractive for more people.
Behavioral Insider: And they would gain the insight on incoming users from other publishers of yours.
Correct. They wouldn't know that a user has been on a specific Web site, but they would know it is a user who has a high score of being, say, baseball-interested.
Behavioral Insider: Is this technology applicable to the video and mobile capabilities you also are adding?
As soon as the integration for those portions is completed, I would say for the video definitely right from the beginning. For the mobile I would be more careful because that technology is slightly different and more dependent on network providers than display ad serving. But, yes the goal is to have the same functionality of display ads also for other media channels.
Behavioral Insider: How does this technology work with and compare to other BT networks?
If you compare it to Revenue Science or Tacoda, for instance, what we do doesn't go as far. With those companies you can also use it to analyze your content. The biggest benefit, because you can drill so deep into data, is as much on the analysis side as the media sales side. What we have is more dedicated solution for the online media sales team and the ad serving tied together. If our customers choose to work with any other BT system out there we have no problem. We do that today. There is no limitation at all.
Behavioral Insider: When do you expect it to be rolled out?
Winkler: I
n Europe it is being launched already. In the U.S. it will be in the next update within the next few weeks.
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