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A COMPLETE rundown on every club's playing stocks. Who's hurt, who's in danger and who's on the cusp of selection.
Ricky Henderson (ankle) 4-5 weeks
Brodie Martin (hamstring) TBC
Sam Shaw (eye) test
Kurt Tippett (concussion) TBC
Daniel Talia (thigh) test
Andy Otten (knee) 6 weeks
Sam Jacobs (back) test
Jason Porplyzia (eye) test
ON THE BLOCK: The Crows will be very relieved that Scott Thompson was cleared this afternoon. Forgotten Crow Luke Thompson could only manage nine disposals including two clangers. Brad Symes came on as the substitute after half time and had limited impact on the contest. Jason Porplyzia and Daniel Talia must pass fitness tests but should play.
ON THE CUSP: Ruckman Sam Jacobs will slot back into the team after sitting out with back and hamstring soreness. Jarryd Lyons was the pick of Crows-listed players in the SANFL, finishing with 25 disposals and seven clearances. Matt Jaensch provided a lot of run out of defence with eight rebound 50s to go with 17 possessions and six marks. Sam Kerridge (17 touches, seven tackles) put in another handy performance while Aiden Riley chimed in with 13 clearances. Don't think the Crows will risk Kurt Tippett any time soon.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: All of a sudden the Crows look vulnerable. Yes, they sit third on the ladder with 13 wins but it's their losses to top-eight sides which remain a concern – Hawthorn, Collingwood (at AAMI Stadium), North Melbourne and now Geelong – as September looms. The next two weeks against Essendon and Fremantle are must-win games for the Crows looking to solidify their spot in the upper echelons of the AFL ladder. But beware the wounded Bomber keen to make amends after a horror month of football. Crows in a thriller.
Matthew Leuenberger (achilles) indefinite
Brent Staker (knee) season
Bryce Retzlaff (knee) season
Ash McGrath (hamstring) season
Mitch Golby (foot) 1 weeks
Josh Drummond (knee) test
Matt McGuire (ankle) TBA
ON THE BLOCK: Matt McGuire could miss after being subbed off against the Eagles. McGuire copped a knock to the ankle during the second quarter. Jack Crisp had a difficult day chasing Shannon Hurn while debutant Steve Wrigley looked to run out of steam in the last quarter. Niall McKeever was solid as the late replacement for Josh Drummond. The Irishman held Eagle Quinten Lynch to just one goal. Dayne Zorko was hardly sighted in the first half (two disposals) but finished off OK for two goals from 16 possessions.
ON THE CUSP: Daniel Rich will come straight back in the team after serving his two-match ban for pushing Saint Clint Jones into the fence unnecessarily. Jordan Lisle must also come into consideration after his six-goal best afield NEAFL effort. Josh Green chimed in with four goals while Patrick Karnezis kicked three. Claye Beams, Jared Polec and Aaron Cornelius played bit-part roles.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: The Lions are ranked 13th for points scored (+83) and yet Lisle is yet to be given his chance after tearing it up in the NEAFL for 45 goals from 16 appearances. He has kicked 11 goals in his last two outings alone. The experiments with Karnezis and Cornelius in the forward line have failed, so, why not roll the dice and see how Lisle goes against the Tigers on Saturday night? It's hard to pick the Lions with any confidence following their shellacking in Perth.
Mitch Robinson (calf) test
Kade Simpson (jaw) 1-2 weeks
Andrew Walker (calf) 2 weeks
Jeremy Laidler (knee) season
Lachie Henderson (groin) season
Shaun Hampson (knee) season
Sam Rowe (testicular cancer) indefinite
ON THE BLOCK: The heroic Blues did it again. And with a couple of players ready to return there will be positive changes for the Sydney clash. Young midfielder Frazer Dale could be an unlucky omission. He gathered just three touches after shedding the green bib while Aaron Joseph continues to polarise Blues fans over whether he is worthy of a regular place. One man not on the block is big-bodied Tom Bell – what a splendid opening pair of games to start his career.
ON THE CUSP: Surely the Waite is over. Big Jarrad booted two goals from 13 touches and six marks in the VFL yesterday – his first match in 11 weeks. Ruckman Robbie Warnock is no closer after withdrawing from the VFL win but Mitch Robinson faces a test this week to see if he can slot back in following a calf complaint. Kane Lucas was dropped at the last second but booted a couple of VFL goals to stay in the mix, while Matthew Watson's drive from halfback wowed onlookers at Visy Park. The Northern Blues led Coburg 51-0 at quarter-time. A dream weekend for the Blue baggers.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: Carlton won another match it had no right to on paper and is playing with enormous spirit – a rock-solid show of faith in coach Brett Ratten. It doesn't get any easier with the Swans at bogey ground Etihad Stadium this week but Waite could straighten the Blues up and with Marc Murphy at his finest who knows what damage the Blues can do on the run to September? Their season could still boil down to the Round 23 clash with St Kilda – and if Carlton creeps in you suspect they could spook some top-eight sides.
Andrew Krakouer (knee) 1-2 weeks
Brent Macaffer (knee) 1-2 weeks
Ben Johnson (shoulder) 2 weeks
Trent Stubbs (shoulder) 1-2 weeks
Marley Williams (shoulder) season
Josh Thomas (foot) Indefinite
Luke Ball (knee) season
Lachie Keeffe (knee) season
ON THE BLOCK: A few are coming out, and when I say a few I mean a lot. The Pies generally like to make minimal changes, but rested a stack of players against GWS at the weekend. Quite a few will make away as the stars return for their big clash against St Kilda at the MCG on Saturday. That means goodbye to the likes of Simon Buckley, Cam Wood, Paul Seedsman, Caolan Mooney and perhaps Marty Clarke.
ON THE CUSP: Many. Say hello to the returning Sharrod Wellingham from a three-week suspension, which seemed to go very quickly. The Pies will also bring back in Darren Jolly, Dale Thomas, Harry O'Brien and Steel Sidebottom after taking the chance to rest them against the GWS Generals on the weekend. Oops, I mean the Giants. Apologies for the Harlem Globetrotter reference, but it is true.
NICK SMART'S FORECAST: A big injection of class for the big game against the rejuvenated Saints. They have missed Wellingham, who will be welcomed straight back into their star-studded midfield. Big game this. They need to make a statement and we think they will. Will be fascinating to see how Travis Cloke responds after his six-goal haul against the Generals, sorry the Giants. Many are saying it was fool's gold and it may very well prove to be. But maybe, just maybe, it will kick start him into a bit of form. The Pies desperately need him to fire. Come on, big Trav.
Michael Hurley (hamstring) test
Cale Hooker (soreness) test
Ricky Dyson (ankle) TBC
David Myers (achilles) TBC
Stewie Crameri (hamstring) 1 week
Brent Stanton (hamstring 1-2 weeks
Kyle Reimers (hamstring) 1-2 weeks
Paddy Ryder (calf) 2 week
Michael Hibberd (quad) 3 weeks
David Zaharakis (quad) 3 weeks
ON THE BLOCK: Oh dear. The Bombers' injury curse has reached breaking point and mail is Brent Stanton is the latest to be struck down. He suffered a hamstring tweak but Essendon is adamant it is very minor. Still, he is in doubt for the Adelaide clash. Corey Dell'Olio was quiet after winning a late recall and could be squeezed out, too. Elliott Kavanagh showed a couple of glimpses on debut and the classy midfielder has hopefully done enough to win a second game.
ON THE CUSP: Michael Hurley said he was close to playing the Hawks. Read from that he should be fine to make the trip to Adelaide this week. Tayte Pears repelled attack after attack for Bendigo in the VFL and must be nearing selection after racking up 15 first-half touches. Rookie Brendan Lee would surely be playing if he was on the senior list. He's the Gold's best each week and gun development coach Hayden Skipworth is a big fan. Sam Lonergan the man to replace Stanton if he doesn't come up.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: The injury curse aside, the Bombers need to just worry about staying alive come September. Two more wins should seal an elimination finals berth but a tough run home awaits. Adelaide away this week looks out of reach but games against the Tigers, Blues and Roos are the ones James Hird will be targeting.
Zac Dawson (knee) test
Josh Mellington (hamstring) test
Aaron Sandilands (toe) 4 weeks
Hayden Crozier (illness) TBA
Anthony Morabito (knee) season
Greg Broughton (back) test
ON THE BLOCK: Michael Walters struggled to make an impact against Port Adelaide while Cam Sutcliffe came on and collected six disposals in the final quarter.
ON THE CUSP: Zac Dawson is set to return after being named to play on Thursday but withdrawn the following day. Dawson had a light hit out in the WAFL where he collected seven disposals and three marks. Zac Clarke dominated with 24 possessions, 11 marks and seven inside 50s. He also kicked a goal. Jay van Berlo (20 touches, five inside 50s), Alex Silvagni (12 possessions, seven marks), Antoni Grover (17 dispsoals, seven marks) and Jack Anthony (five goals) acquitted themselves well in other state league matches.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: Similar to arch-rival West Coast, this is as close to must-win as it gets if Ross Lyon's men if they are to play a part in September. Lyon would be pleased with Paul Duffield's (22 possessions at 95 per cent efficiency) return to form while Chris Mayne can't afford to fade out in the Western Derby. Mayne started like a bull at a gate with two first quarter goals but struggled to get his hands on the pill after half time. Wingman Nat Fyfe (26 touches at 46 per cent efficiency) had no trouble finding the football in his first game back from a dislocated shoulder.
Steve Johnson (concussion) likely
Joel Corey (hamstring) 2 weeks
David Wojcinski (hamstring) test
Josh Cowan (achilles) indefinite
Daniel Menzel (knee) season
Travis Varcoe (foot) indefinite
Nathan Vardy (hip) indefinite
ON THE BLOCK: Veteran Joel Corey is set to miss a couple after tearing his hamstring in game No. 250 while Stevie Johnson should be fine but must pass routine concussion tests this week. Other than that the Cats are flying but do have players to return so expect a couple of stiff outs. Cam Guthrie has just been going of late while young Josh Walker had just four kicks against the Crows. But Jackson Sherignham is safe – he replaced Johnson and was tremendous, racking up 20 touches.
ON THE CUSP: When you've just flogged a top-eight side (Essendon) and produced a stirring win against a top-four lock (Adelaide) and can then throw back your bookends you know you're in good nick. The Cats are set to unleash Matthew Scarlett and James Podsiadly on Hawthorn come Friday night in what is shaping as the pearler of Round 19. Pods impressed Cats insiders with his VFL return on Saturday while Scarlett is back from suspension. Expect Jordan Murdoch to also earn a reprieve to replace Corey.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: All the hype will be on the Hawks this week as they strive to break the "Kennett Curse" against the Cats – and you suspect Chris Scott won't mind that one bit. Even if the Cats go down this week they look a finals lock now and will be feared more than any other 5-8 side in a long, long time come September. Key games ahead are the Friday night bout with the Saints and the duel with Sydney at Simonds. Win those and the Cats will enter in tip-top shape.
Michael Rischitelli (knee/ankle) test
Joel Wilkinson (ankle) 1-3 weeks
Nathan Bock (leg) season
Daniel Gorringe (achilles) indefinite
Seb Tape (knee) season
Rory Thompson (ankle) season
Jaeger O'Meara (groin) season
Alex Sexton (hip) season
ON THE BLOCK: Special K. Karmichael Hunt, the match-winner in the club's only win this season, was cleared for his heavy knock on Swan Ben McGlynn. But I'd expect to see him come out this week anyway. Hunt has had a good year in the middle and continues to improve, but he certainly needs a breather. Andrew Hamilton, our esteemed AFL expert at The Courier-Mail, believes he has hit the wall. We agree with Hammo – K needs a rest and no one will think any less of him for doing so.
ON THE CUSP: Some good news for the Suns with midfielder Michael Rischitelli tipped to return from his week off after succumbing to an ankle and knee injury. It will be a timely boost to the midfield if Hunt goes out. The ex-Lion has had a great year and needs to perform if the Suns are to score a second win this season. Big forward Sam Day will also come back in after having a one-week breather.
NICK SMART'S FORECAST: Very winnable game this week for the Suns up against Melbourne at the MCG. Bluey McKenna likes to set his team up for the games where they are a red-hot chance and this one would have been pencilled in a long time ago. Rischitelli and a freshened up Day are good inclusions and it will all depend on their attitude. If they put some scoreboard pressure on the mentally fragile Dees early, they are every chance. It would be their first win at the home of the football and that will serve nicely as motivation for them.
Stephen Coniglio (back) test
Setanta O'hAilpin (knee) season
Dylan Shiel (foot) 1 week
Liam Sumner (foot) 1 week
Tim Mohr (groin) test
Sam Reid (hand) season
Dom Tyson (foot) test
Chad Cornes (virus) available
ON THE BLOCK: Jonathan Patton is likely to miss after being subbed out of a match he was having very little impact on. Patton spent the last quarter on the bench icing his left knee – the same one he had surgery on in Sweden during the preseason. Throw a blanket over Haynes, Townsend, Bruce and Hoskin-Elliott as others in the mix to miss.
ON THE CUSP: Chad Cornes (virus) will be doing everything he can to come up against his old team. Adam Kennedy was the Giants' best in the NEAFL along with Jack Hombsch, Mark Whiley and Steve Clifton. Nathan Wilson kicked three goals.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: The figures are staggering and, to think, it wasn't too long ago the football world was saying GWS is better-placed than Gold Coast in year one. The Suns had three wins on the board after Round 18 last year while the Giants have one, albeit against the Coasters. To be fair, the Giants were competitive early doors, with the likes of Coniglio, Cameron, Greene, Smith and Shiel doing their bit for the cause. But all of a sudden the wheels have fallen off and a dream debut has turned into a nightmare for all concerned at Blacktown. There is an injury cloud over the No.1 pick, the NRL convert is struggling and the club has had 99 goals kicked against it in the past four weeks for losses of 162, 119, 95 and 120 points. Where to from now? Can a club in an NRL heartland afford to be getting punished each week? I think not. On a positive note, the Giants can look forward to 'winnable' at the very least competitive hit outs against Port Adelaide, Gold Coast and Melbourne before a final belting by St Kilda in Round 23. But as far as the young, tired and weary Giants are concerned, Mad Monday can't come quick enough!
David Hale (soreness) available
Lance Franklin (hamstring) test
Amos Frank (calf) 1 week
Sam Grimley (finger) 1 week
Michael Osborne (knee) season
Alex Woodward (knee) season
Andrew Boseley (shoulder) season
ON THE BLOCK: Good luck finding players to come out of this side. Are the Hawks playing the sexiest footy we've ever seen? They are a mile ahead of the pack and have the comp's best player sitting in the stands. Max Bailey could be the unlucky omission while Shane Savage is on the edge after starting as the sub. Other than that Clarko's mob is looking very settled. Even Jack Gunston now looks safe – he's clunked grabs and booted goals like another No. 19 the past two weeks. Oh, the joys of a hunger to keep your place in a strong side.
ON THE CUSP: L. Franklin. Doesn't get much bigger than that. Hawks assistant coach Leon Cameron said he expected Buddy to be fit to face the Cats but the superstar must get through training this week. Hale is also ripe to come back after taking a rest while Stephen Gilham and Xavier Ellis (17 disposals in the VFL on return) are doing all they can in Box Hill threads.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: This mob hasn't missed a beat since falling to the Tigers by 11 goals back in Round 9. How ridiculous does that result seem now? Surged to second place at the weekend, meaning a home final is now theirs to lose. The Cats, Sydney (away) and Eagles (home) in the run home will determine if the Hawks can book an MCG qualifying final.
Jack Watts (ankle) test
Josh Tynan (concussion) test
Kelvin Lawrence (calf) 1 week
Jai Sheahan (ankle) 1 weeks
Mark Jamar (calf) 2-3 weeks
Clint Bartram (knee) season
Jamie Bennell (knee) season
Mitch Clark (foot) season
Aaron Davey (foot) season
Max Gawn (knee) season
Rory Taggert (back) indefinite
ON THE BLOCK: The revolving door will snare a few more this week as the Dees are seemingly out to try every single permutation of team selection before Mark Neeld's testing first year is out. Strauss, Dunn and Blease will all be feeling uncertain after quiet outputs against the Roos. While Jetts cops a week for front-on contact on Lindsay Thomas.
ON THE CUSP: Another win for top-of-the-table VFL affiliate Casey. Hard to go past onballer Jordan Gysberts who was supreme with 27 classy touches and two goals. Tommy Couch also put his hand up for a recall with 32 disposals, 10 of which were used to pump the ball inside 50. Liam Jurrah will also line up this week – mail is he'll get a run at Casey and potentially at reserve grade.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: This is the one. Gold Coast at the MCG on Sunday. Surely a win is on the horizon and with GWS to follow in Round 21 Melbourne has the chance to end the season with a winning feeling. Expect them to gobble that up with the added luxury of being able to clinch two victories and maintain picks three and four in the draft.
Hamish McIntosh (knee) available
Leigh Adams (shoulder) TBA
Scott McMahon (soreness) TBA
ON THE BLOCK: Big blow for the Roos with small forward Lindsay Thomas to miss two weeks for his high bump on Demon Dan Nicholson. Adams could also miss after spending the second half on the bench nursing a shoulder injury. Fortunately for the Roos, he will not require surgery and (if fit) could play this week.
ON THE CUSP: Running machine Cruize Garlett is the likely replacement for Thomas. Ruckman Hamish McIntosh played in the VFL on the weekend and got through with "flying colours" according to the Kangaroos website. McIntosh teamed up with rookie Majak Daw in the Werribee's three-goal win over Box Hill. Ayden Kennedy put his hand up for a recall along with swingman Cameron Pedersen. Meanwhile, suspended star Jack Ziebell returns to Melbourne on Saturday after attending a high altitude training camp in Utah.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: Didn't think I'd be saying this after mid-season losses to the Western Bulldogs, Port Adelaide and Hawthorn but the Kangaroos are flying. Coach Brad Scott has his charges playing a high-risk high-reward brand of football which has resulted in six wins from seven matches and a spot in the top eight. Spearhead Drew Petrie has been the star of the renaissance bagging a staggering 22.1 in his last five matches. North should dispose of the hapless Dogs on Saturday before games against Essendon and Collingwood. Two wins from the next three will all but shore up the Roos' place in the eight with matches against Fremantle and Gold Coast, both at Etihad Stadium, to round out the season.
John Butcher (hip) 1-2 weeks
Robbie Gray (knee) season
Hamish Hartlett (hamstring) available
Cam O'Shea (foot) 5 weeks
Jasper Pittard (rib/lung) 2 weeks
Jay Schulz (abdomen) test
Brett Renouf (knee) TBA
David Rodan (hamstring) available
Brendon Ah Chee (knee) season
ON THE BLOCK: Jackson Trengove (12 disposals) had a torrid day, operating at 50 per cent efficiency before being subbed off in the final quarter. Daniel Stewart provided a spark early in the third quarter but it was short-lived. It was a case of chocolates to boiled lollies for Paul Stewart who backed up a five-goal haul last week (just days after re-signing with the club) with 10 disposals and no shots on goal.
ON THE CUSP: Emerging Port star Hamish Hartlett must prove his fitness during the week to make the trip to western Sydney. Jacob Surjan was given a light hit out in the SANFL on his way back from a hip injury. Surjan collected 13 disposals including two rebound 50s. Cam Hitchcock slotted two goals while David Rodan will most likely return through the SANFL.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: There's not a lot to play for at Alberton these days but not even Port's cap-gun forward line and inconsistent midfield can falter against GWS. Spearhead Jay Schulz is not far away while Hartlett will be handy to have back in the midfield. It's hard to see Port doing a Hawthorn or Collingwood on the hapless Giants but it should still be a comfortable win at Skoda Stadium.
Jake Batchelor (knee) test
Ben Griffiths (leg) test
Gibson Turner (finger) 1 week
Mat Arnot (hamstring) 2 weeks
Nathan Foley (heel) season
Dylan Grimes (hamstring) indefinite
Ty Vickery (shoulder) season
ON THE BLOCK: Oh boy. Where do you start? A seething Damien Hardwick would probably have half his side on the block this week but the reality is many will be safe because there just isn't the cattle to replace them. The Tigers worst enemy right now is their depth – or lack of it. Many players went missing in patches against the Blues – especially in the frenetic final five minutes. Addam Maric had no impact when he was substituted on, Kelvin Moore battled, Reece Conca hasn't come on this year like a glossy draft choice should and the likes of Matt Dea and Jayden Post are fringe players at best.
ON THE CUSP: Not a whole lot. VFL affiliate Coburg, fielding 10 AFL-listed players, trailed 51-0 at quarter-time to continue the Tigers' mare of a round. Hopefully Batchelor and Griffiths will be fit but Todd Elton was the only AFL-listed talent to show any promise Coburg's 99-point loss. He and Brad Miller could be considered this week. And while he's a little while off AFL action, great to see Brad Helbig back playing footy after a long layoff. Jeromey Webberley did have 26 touches for Coburg while Angus Graham recorded 47 hitouts, largely helped by Robbie Warnock's withdrawal.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: The mental demons are now the worry at Punt Rd. When it gets tight the Tigers don't go into their shells – they wilt. One expert yesterday lamented they gift-wrapped Carlton the four points on Saturday night. With finals gone its imperative Richmond finishes the year strongly to provide a platform for 2013. Trips to face Freo and the Lions as well as a clash with Essendon shape as stern tests. It's immeasurable but would love to know how much scarring the Gold Coast loss inflicted on Richmond.
Adam Schneider (hamstring) TBC
Warrick Andreoli (shoulder) 2-3 weeks
Jason Blake (ankle) 2-3 weeks
Rhys Stanley (hamstring) 3 weeks
Darren Minchington (hip) season
ON THE BLOCK: Adam Schneider is the worry. His dodgy hamstring went ping again against the Dogs forcing the Saints to activate their substitution. Beau Wilkes was cleared by the MRP for the tackle which ended Daniel Cross's season. Regardless, Wilkes is still borderline at the Saints. He failed to kick a goal despite clunking a few big grabs, finishing with 0.3. Sam Dunell again started as the sub in a sign he is also on the periphery, but other than that it is happy days at the Saints, which probably should've won by more than 76 points after chalking up 16 more shots on goal.
ON THE CUSP: Sandringham had the bye but Farren Ray must surely be in contention. He's had a horror run by Saints match committee this year, playing well when included but failing to cement a senior place. Tom Ledger also close while kids Seb Ross and Daniel Markworth progressing nicely in the VFL. Arryn Siposs will also be in the mix to face the Pies if deemed fit.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: The Saints are 9-8, boast a healthy percentage of 122 yet sit 10th on the ladder. It tells you they're stiff, it's a ridiculously even season and they've got no margin for error in the run home. Must win three if not four games out of five to play finals. With Melbourne and GWS in there they can lock two away and then it boils down to crunch games against last year's grand finalists – the Pies and Cats. Their season could hinge on the final-round bout with Carlton. An exciting finish is ahead.
Shane Mumford (bone bruising) test
Mark Seaby (calf) test
Gary Rohan (leg) season
Sam Reid (knee) 2-3 weeks
Tom Mitchell (foot) 1 week
ON THE BLOCK: Sam Reid has avoided surgery but will miss at least three weeks after scans revealed a partial tear of his medial ligament. No other changes necessary for the ladder-leading Swans.
ON THE CUSP: Nigh on impossible to break into John Longmire's team the rate they're going. Shane Mumford is likely to return after missing the Gold Coast demolition with a jarred knee. Should he fail; Tiger reject and NEAFL goal-kicking stud Mitch Morton (nine goals) musts come into consideration. Morton has kicked 64 goals from 13 matches including bags of 10, 8, 8, 7 and 6 twice.
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: Sydney is good, really good in fact, but Carlton is on the up and can taste a late-season run at the eight. The narrow confines of Etihad Stadium should suit the Swans over the MCG and with the form of emerging stars Jack, Hannebery, Jetta and Kennedy it's hard to go past Longmire's charges. The Swans are also getting plenty out of their experienced heads in O'Keefe, Goodes, Bolton, McVeigh and All Australian full back Ted Richards. This mob can go all the way.
Andrew Embley (shoulder) available
Josh Kennedy (ankle) 3-4 weeks
Mark LeCras (knee) season
Mark Nicoski (hamstring) season
Daniel Kerr (hamstring) test
Ryan Neates (foot) 2-3 weeks
Koby Stevens (shoulder) 1 week
Dean Cox (ankle) test
ON THE BLOCK: Darren Glass will miss one week for a reckless bump on Jonathan Brown late yesterday. The other concern for the Eagles is the fitness of Daniel Kerr, who was subbed off against Brisbane with what appeared to be a lower hamstring strain. Ruckman Dean Cox was troubled with a knock to the knee before half time but played on and had an impact -- will play. Sam Butler went missing in the second half while Brad Sheppard had a patchy afternoon.
ON THE CUSP: Key defender Mitch Brown and the hard-running Jacob Brennan are most likely to replace Glass in West Coast's defence. Andrew Embley collected 16 disposals, seven marks and four inside 50s in his first game since dislocating his shoulder in Round 2. Embley patrolled along the wing and across half forward in Swan Districts win over Subiaco. Wingman Bradd Dalziel, returning from a knee injury, gathered 27 possessions and six marks put his hand up for a recall along with Tom Swift (28 touches), Andrew Strijk (27 disposals, eight marks and three goals) and super-sub Murray Newman (two goals).
GILBERT GARDINER'S FORECAST: The Western Derby is a fiery affair at the best of times, let alone when it has finals' ramifications. West Coast needs to win to keep its top-four hopes alive while Fremantle (currently ninth) must win to stay in the top-eight race. If there is any doubt on Kerr, he will miss. It's as simple as that as the Eagles can't afford to lose the silky ball winner so close to the finals. Embley could be another week away but expect Dalziell to slot back into the team. Eagles, but only just.
Adam Cooney (knee soreness) test
Easton Wood (hamstring) 1-2 weeks
Lukas Markovic (hamstring) 1 week
Shaun Higgins (hamstring) 2 weeks
Jack Redpath (broken arm) season
Dale Morris (leg) indefinite
James Mulligan (achilles) season
Mark Austin (wrist) season
Daniel Cross (shoulder) season
ON THE BLOCK: Out comes warrior Daniel Cross after undergoing season-ending shoulder surgery. But don't expect the omissions to stop there after yet another woeful performance – perhaps the worst of an already bad bunch. What to do with Liam Jones? The key forward has gone backwards on the strong-marking target with unbridled potential he looked last year. He had one kick against the Saints and could be axed. Veszpremi came on in the second term yet was quiet, young kid Daniel Pearce isn't quite ready, compiling just three kicks and while he's no chance to face the axe, Brian Lake's endeavour just wasn't there at times against the Saints.
ON THE CUSP: The Dogs affiliate Williamstown enjoyed a spirited win, so there were a few rays of hope on an otherwise ugly weekend. Surely Justin Sherman comes in to face the Roos. The former Lion was phenomenal – 28 touches and three goals including match-winner kicked 45m from the boundary and with a heavy ball. If he can reproduce that each week the Dogs will be proud to have him. Dyl Addison returned from a broken jaw and booted two in the last quarter for Williamstown while Tommy Campbell rucked well and gathered 17 touches around the ground. Elevated rookie Jason Johannisen was held over and remains in the mix to debut, while Michael Talia is progressing nicely. The key defender – who was snaffled with a bargain pick – held Port Melbourne star Billy Burstin goalless after he kicked five on Talia in Round 7 this year. Expect him to debut before the season is dusted.
SAM LANDSBERGER'S FORECAST: The positives? Draft choices five and six are headed to Whitten Oval. And boy, do the Dogs need a couple of good drafts. They've hit the wall this year and would be long odds to sing the song again. Mitch Wallis remains one of the brightest points of 2012 and is a chance to snare the Rising Star award, Dickson looks a player and turned it on early yesterday while at least new coach Brendan McCartney has injected serious game time into the likes of Roughead, Cordy, Dahlhaus and Smith this year.
Originally published as Footy Barometer - Round 19


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text: Netflix can no longer allow the meme of an egomaniacal, narcissistic Reed Hastings to fester. It allows books to get written and articles printed without giving authors intimate, even if off-the-record and informal, access to Hastings. I talk to several people who know Hastings relatively well. They have nothing but nice things to say about the guy. He's apparently a pretty good dude. Netflix has done nothing to shift public perception in this probably closer-to-accurate direction. In fact, the moves it makes (and does not make) produce the opposite outcome. Netflix and Zynga should publicly "fire" Hastings and Pincus and "reassign" them as founders and chief strategy officers. Just like Tim Westergren at Pandora ( P). People respect Pandora management, even if they don't see eye to eye on its future. Let's face it, visionaries such as Hastings and Pincus have no time for the public relations/media game when they're trying to focus as visionary and CEO. Few can pull off the Steve Jobs balancing act of genius, good guy/bad guy and narcissist all at the same time. There's nothing wrong with being a "bad guy" or even a "narcissist" as long as you moderate these qualities privately (which I am certain Hastings and Pincus do) and publicly (which both need to start or continue to do). Take some heat off of Hastings and Pincus. Give them time to strategize long-term and craft better public images with the checks, balances and coherent plan a new CEO will put in place.


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Clones were created on Kamino. They were the offspring of Jango Fett. Oh, one clone had relations with a Jedi, even though he was 11 at the time! Those Jedi are such sexual deviants.
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Two years before the Clone Wars, a (super-mega-awesome) bounty hunter named Jango Fett wanted a son, but couldn't do it the normal way because someone cut his willy during a mission. He went to Kamino to ask for a cloned son. After hundreds of failures, he decided to make an army, so he kept cloning, and kept the clone that looked the most like him as his son, even though it was a girl.


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Kuwait: The United States has unveiled what it calls an information coalition with Muslim and Western nations to combat efforts by Islamic State to recruit online and stoke sectarian hatred through a "cult of violence".
US officials told delegates from European and Arab countries at a meeting in Kuwait on Monday that this should complement parallel campaigns against the armed group on the battlefield and in the world of finance.
"There is a military coalition that is on the battlefield with Daesh [Islamic State] every day and from the very beginning the partners in the coalition ... felt that there should be an information coalition that complements the military coalition," the US undersecretary of state for diplomacy and public affairs, Richard Stengel, told a news conference after the talks.
Worried by the growing threat from Islamist militants after Islamic State captured large swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria in June, Washington has been working with regional and world powers to fight the militants militarily, financially and politically.
Campaigns by Islamic State on Twitter and other social media platforms have been slickly produced, incorporating up-to-the-minute video and graphical techniques with battlefield footage to project an image of dynamism.
Representatives from Europe and the Middle East, including Britain, France, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, attended the meeting.
A joint statement said the attendees agreed to "enhancing exchanges, training and other co-operative programs for government leaders and spokespersons, actively opposing the recruitment of foreign fighters and encouraging important religious and social leaders and the millions of young people who oppose violent extremism to raise their voices through traditional and social media".
Retired US general John Allen, special envoy for building the coalition against Islamic State, told participating delegates the group must be exposed "for the unIslamic cult of violence it really is".
"I strongly encourage participants to set forth tangible work plans that will directly and rapidly counter ISIL's propaganda in cyberspace and the press," he said. The creation of the coalition follows existing efforts by the US State Department to counter IS propaganda online, through such accounts as Think Again Turn Away, which urges at-risk youth to resist joining the militant group.
Asked if the meeting discussed ways to ensure governments in the Middle East would not use the coalition to crack down on freedom of expression, Mr Stengel said: "All the coalition partners have pledged to respect freedom of expression."
"There is a continuum between security and privacy, between security and freedom, and in order to battle against ISIL nobody wanted to restrict freedom of expression and freedom of speech."


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Degrassi: The Next Generation season 2 follows a group of high school freshmen and 8th graders in the 2002-2003 school year. They will deal with issues like crushes, sexuality, friendships, academic stress, and more. This season adds two new main characters.
  CHARACTERS: Adults:
Principal Raditch- Degrassi's principal from the old days.
Archibald/Archie "Snake" Simpson- Spike's date/fiance.
Christina "Spiker" Nelson- Emma's mom.
Joey Jeremiah (new)- A Degrassi graduate. He married Craig's mother before she died.
Paige Michalchuk- A diva and fashionista.
Craig Manning (new)- A rich kid who is abused.
Theresa "Terri" MacGregor- A plus-sized model.
Ashley Kerwin- A lonely and misunderstood girl.
Gavin "Spinner" Mason- A school bully.
James "Jimmy" Brooks- A tolerant athlete.
Marco Del Rossi- A questioning high schooler.
Eleanor "Ellie" Nash- Marco's best friend.
Hazel Aden- Paige's best friend.
8th Grade:
Emma Nelson- An environmentalist and human rights activist.
Liberty Van Zandt- A good-girl.
James Tiberius "J.T." Yorke- Class clown.
Tobias "Toby" Isaacs- Computer nerd.
Manuela "Manny" Santos- Emma's best friend.
Sean Cameron- A flunked bad-boy.
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When Doves Cry- As Degrassi expands into a high school as well as a middle school, new kid Craig is abused by his dad. J.T. gets to date Paige, but he quickly finds that it was a scam.
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun- After Emma learns something surprising about her mother, she, Manny, Craig, Jimmy, Spinner and Marco attend the '80's dance with the seniors.
Karma Chameleon- Ashley tries to regain everyone's trust; Toby crushes on Spinner's adoptive sister, Kendra, who is a seventh grader.
Weird Science- Liberty tells Emma that Snake was biased towards her in the science fair; Spinner deals with puberty issues.
Drive- Ashley tries to fit in with Ellie, while Craig and his friends take a drive in Joey's car over the weekend.
Shout (parts 1&2)- Paige is raped by a guy that she had a crush on, and the aftermath stresses and embarasses her; Liberty and Toby struggle to maintain their friendship with J.T..
Mirror in the Bathroom- Toby resorts to desperate measures to lose weight for the wrestling team; Terri hides her plus-sized model status from her friends.
Take My Breath Away- Ellie and Hazel both write love notes to Marco anonymously; Craig is aksed by Manny on a date.
Don't Believe the Hype- Liberty and J.T. swap sewing projects to avoid embarassment; Hazel hides her cultural identity from the school.
White Wedding- As Snake prepares to marry Spike, Spike reveals a shocking secret; Toby, Craig and J.T. have wedding plans of their own.
Careless Whisper- Kendra feels suffocated by Toby; Marco questions his sexuality.
Hot for a Teacher- Jimmy and Spinner argue; J.T. is given detention with Ms. Hatzilakos.
Message in a Bottle- Due to a misunderstanding, Sean develops a drinking problem at Jimmy's party.
Relax- Liberty takes her position on the hockey team too far; Terri reads Paige's palm, and is surprised at what she finds.
Dressed in Black- Jimmy and Ashley reconnect, but Ashley wonders if he likes her new look; J.T. prepares Toby for a sexual encounter with Kendra.
Fight for Your Right- Emma protests the cafeteria's use of genetically modified foods; Spinner is jealous of Jimmy's wealth.
How Soon is Now?- Paige thinks that she is over her rape; Ellie struggles to accept that Marco is gay.
Tears are Not Enough (parts 1&2)- In the two-part season finale, Craig's dad wants to take him back, but he dies; J.T. is blackmailed by Liberty; Paige, Spinner, Hazel, Ashley, Jimmy and Craig all compete for Luau King and Queen.


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United Junior/Senior High School receives the SupportMusic Merit Award
ARMAGH, PA (March 31, 2016) – United Junior/Senior High School has been honored with the SupportMusic Merit Award from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. United Junior/Senior High School joins 118 schools across the country in receiving the prestigious award in 2016. United Junior/Senior High School is only one of nine schools within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who received this award.
The SupportMusic Merit Award is awarded to individual schools that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students.
Schools that have been recognized by the NAMM Foundation are often held up as models for other educators looking to boost their own music education programs.
To qualify for the SupportMusic Merit Award, United Junior/Senior High School answered detailed questions about funding, graduation requirements, music class participation, instruction time, facilities, support for the music program, and community music-making programs. Responses were verified with school officials and reviewed by The Music Research Institute at the University of Kansas.
This award recognizes that United Junior/Senior High School is leading the way with learning opportunities as outlined in the new federal education legislation, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The legislation, signed into law in December 2015, replaces No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), which was often criticized for an overemphasis on testing —while leaving behind subjects such as music. ESSA recommends music and the arts as important elements of a well-rounded education for all children.
"With the guidance of Mrs. Acey Gongaware and Mr. Zachery Karcher, our outstanding music educators, United students benefit through the importance of music education in their lives and touch the lives of others," said Dr. Barbara Parkins. "This NAMM designation demonstrates the necessity of music education in our schools. We are proud of the efforts of all of the adults who support music for our students within the United School District.
As the United School District finalizes its 2016-2017 budget, the NAMM Foundation's SupportMusic Merit Award and the implementation of the federal ESSA law bring attention to the importance of keeping music education part of the school's core education for all students. It also highlights music's vital role in students' overall success in school.
Community music programs have been drawing increased attention because of alandmark study by Northwestern University brain scientists. These researchers found new links between students in music programs and their academic successes in subjects such as reading.
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|← 667 →
January 14, 1969
January 6, 1969
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Willie and Julia release Barnabas from the coffin, however they are almost discovered when Amy and Carolyn visit the Collins mausoleum to put flowers on the graves.
Synopsis Edit
- The pale light of early morning illuminates the walls of Collinwood, and the great house appears to be serene and peaceful. But elsewhere on the great estate, two people have just lived through a night of terror. For unseen forces carry Barnabas Collins back to the past on a desperate mission. That mission has been accomplished. But he has not yet returned to the present. On this day his fate will be decided, and a new reign of destruction, quite unexpectedly, will begin.
Willie and Julia release Barnabas from the coffin, but they're almost discovered when Amy and Carolyn visit the Mausoleum to put flowers on the graves. David hurts Amy when she will not do what Quentin wants them to; Carolyn punishes David. David later tells Amy that they are going to "play the game" with Carolyn.
Memorable quotes Edit
- David: What are you going to do, spank me?
- Carolyn: You don't mean a word you're saying.
- David: The idea of leaving Collinwood scares me.
Dramatis personae Edit
- Jonathan Frid as Barnabas Collins
- Grayson Hall as Julia Hoffman
- Nancy Barrett as Carolyn Stoddard
- John Karlen as Willie Loomis
- David Henesy as David Collins
- Denise Nickerson as Amy Jennings
Background information and notes Edit
Production Edit
- This episode was recorded out of broadcast sequence. The previous episode to be recorded was 665.
- The end credits give a production year of 1968.
Story Edit
Bloopers and continuity errors Edit
- As with the previous episode when Nathan Forbes opened the coffin, Willie opens the coffin in this episode, and the chain drags against Barnabas' head, moving it slightly.
- A boom microphone shadow passes over David and Amy as Carolyn leaves.
- As Barnabas begins to talk to David and Amy, a camera with the teleprompter can be seen in the foyer.
- Jonathan Frid flubs when talking to Amy on the drawing room couch, "Now Carolyn, what happened?" He begins to make the same mistake again but corrects himself, "I can't do that Carol... Amy."
- David says, "Carolyn is going to play the game with us", but in the reprise of the next episode, he says, "We're going to play the game with Carolyn."
External Links Edit
Dark Shadows - Episode 667 on the IMDb
Dark Shadows Everyday - Episode 667 - Take the Actors, Please


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Council leaders have voted to press ahead with plans to build a new library beside the Piece Hall, in Halifax.
Labour and Liberal Democrat members of the cabinet listened last night to complaints from people who want the existing library and archives at Northgate restored.
But they decided unanimously that spending up to £10 million on a new building was the best option as it would free up space at Northgate for a huge clothes store which could create more than 200 jobs.
The recommendation will be put to the full meeting of Calderdale Council on November 28 for approval.
"I am sure other towns would jump at the chance of a new library," said Coun Bob Metcalfe (Lab, Town).
Members of the "Don't Bulldoze Our Library" campaign argued that the council's third public consultation exercise was seriously flawed.
Spokesman Tim Kirker said the best way to regenerate the town centre was to maintain a mix of users and that included a conveniently located library.
"To replace a substantially sound building with one on the fringe of the town centre is a waste of resources and taxpayers money. The council does not have a mandate to push this scheme through," he said.
Council leader Tim Swift (Lab, Town) said Halifax was losing trade to other towns because it could not provide the space for larger retailers.
"This is not a straight forward issue - the council needs to balance the needs and wishes of existing library users and the population as a whole.
"If we thought we could attract retail developers without needing to move the library we would not be suggesting building a new one by the Piece Hall," he said.
John Hargreaves, the chairman of Halifax Civic Trust, said the organisation which carried out the latest opinion poll, Ipsos Mori, had acknowledged that the response rate to their representative survey had failed to meet its expectations of a minimum return of 1,500 responses.
In addition, the report of the open consultation records but seriously understates the extensive public support for retaining the library, archive and meeting rooms on their existing site.
"Why is the council choosing to arbitrarily disregard the strong evidence of public opinion expressed throughout Calderdale against re-locating the library to the Square Spire site?
"Surely account should also be taken by of previous evidence of public opposition especially in view of access problems at the new site linked with its distance from the bus station, the steep return gradient for older pedestrians and young mothers pushing prams and the hazardous heavy traffic congestion on the ring road at this point especially at peak times," said Dr Hargreaves.
Councillor Barry Collins (Lab, Illingworth and Mixenden) said the latest public consultation was viable and debate should be about the issue not the process.
"People are saying they want a better library and the existing building is nearing the end of its design life.
"The new library will have a 60-year design life and will definitely match and hopefully provide better facilities," he said.
Library user Stan Shaw said the 1,500 people who responsed to the so-called representative survey was a lot less than the 20,000 or so who had signed petitions over the year to keep the existing library and archives.
Councillor Pauline Nash (Lib-Dem, Skircoat) said providing a new library close to the Piece Hall, Square Chapel and the new Orange Box youth and community centre would benefit everyone.
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Haiti: Ten Years Under Foreign Occupation
This month marks the tenth year of the United Nations' armed occupation of Haiti. The UN force, known as MINUSTAH, "was brought in to cover up an illegal coup d'etat against the democratically elected president, Jean Bertrand-Aristide, in 2004," said Dr. Jemima Pierre, a professor of African American and Diaspora Studies at Vanderbilt University, in Nashville. Even though there is no war in Haiti, "the strength of the force is greater now than when they first came," increasing from 6,500 uniformed personnel to 8,000 soldiers and police. "There is no such thing as sovereignty in Haiti," which has been reduced to a protectorate, said Pierre, an editor and columnist with Black Agenda Report.
Left Forum 2014: "Reform and/or Revolution"?
Renowned Black public intellectual Dr. Cornel West "embraces" reformers, but counts himself among the revolutionaries. "If you want to tinker, to be incremental, fine, but don't just stop there," West told activists at Manhattan's John Jay College of Criminal Justice. "We're calling for fundamental transformation of American capitalist society, with its empire and vicious legacy of white supremacy," he said.
Running Strong as a Socialist
Kshama Sawant, the Socialist Alternative party activist who won a seat on the Seattle city council on a $15 minimum wage platform, said that even a watered-down version of the measure will result in "roughly $3 billion being transferred from the hands of business to the bottom-most workers of the city." The victory in Seattle put a $15 minimum on the national political map. "What we have done is forced business to swallow the idea of increasing wages substantially," said Sawant. "And I say 'swallow,' because they hate it."
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Activists need to consider more deeply the meaning of revolution, said hip hop artist Immortal Technique. "If we decide that we'll all of a sudden become revolutionary-minded, but we don't leave behind all the privileges that we were born with or that we've assumed in life because of wealth or racist status in America, then what do we have as camaraderie with the people that are suffering the most in this system?" he asked.
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"I sit, deeply wounded and deeply concerned that [President Jacob] Zuma and the ANC in South Africa has abandoned its calling," said famed entertainer Harry Belafonte, a political activist for most of his 87 years. Citing the police massacre of 34 miners at Marikana, in August, 2012, Belafonte said the African National Congress government has "become the new tyranny, and this is a hard pill to swallow. How could all this have gone so awry?"
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Welcome to Seachase Unit E-104! This unit is a large 1400 sq. ft. Condo that has been recently remodeled. It has the BEST location at Seachase being the end unit on the far EAST end of the complex. It is on the 1st floor which is actually the 2nd floor at Seachase. The floor to ceiling windows in every room always give breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico and the sugar white sand beaches. Please note, the rates below do not include fees and taxes. Please call or email for a complete quote.
This 2 bedroom 2 bath condo has a split floor plan with both bedrooms being gulf front, floor to ceiling and wall to wall windows, and sliding glass doors in every room. Master Bedroom features a King Bed and has a 42 Inch TV. The second bedroom has two full size beds, a 32" TV, and they all have DVD players. Did we mention the Condo has the BEST location!! The large living room also has a queen size sleeper sofa and a new 65 inch HD TV, just in case we get a rainy day. In addition the Living room and Dining room are gulf front as well to afford you endless views.
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* Maximum Occupancy: 6
* A responsible adult, over the age of 30, must be present at all times for any parties including teens and/or young adults.
* Absolutely no smoking in the unit or on the balcony.
* Two very well-trained dog weighing 30lbs or less is allowed.A pet fee for each dog brought applies.
* Beds: 3 - (king-size bed in master bedroom, 2 full-size beds in guest bedroom, queen-size sleeper sofa)
* Bathrooms: 2.0 - (full bathrooms)
* Free Wireless Internet available in the unit.
Only 1.5 Miles from Simon Property Group's Pier Park: Pier Park features major, regional and local restaurants, retail and a 16 screen theater. There is not enough room to list all the merchants at Pier Park. It is also the home of the Seabreeze Jazz Festival. Check the Thursday night concert schedule during the Summer Season.
This condo is also less than 2 miles from Frank Brown Park which hosts many softball and baseball tournaments throughout the spring and summer.
This unit is professionally managed by 20/20 Real Estate Services. We are a local company located near by the property. 20/20 strives to maintain the quality and professionalism you deserve.
We stayed a month in this condo and loved everyday waking up to a view of the Gulf of Mexico. Was concerned having a lower floor but the view was great! Kitchen was fully equipped with everything you would need except there was no garbage disposal but no big deal. Looking forward to returning to this condo!
We've been wintering in PCB for 18 years and this is one of the top places we've had. The layout of the condo is unique since every room has ocean front view. You don't see that layout often. The place is beautifully furnished and so well taken care of. Kitchen is well equipped and we have wanted for nothing. 20/20 Realty is a hands-on presence and they are prompt to respond if there is a need. I would highly recommend this unit. A big plus is the 2 minute drive to Pier Park which has everything!
We just spent 9 more days at this unit in Sea Chase from 20/20 Real Estate. It was very clean, convenient to restaurants and the view is spectacular! Can't wait to book again in the Spring.
This is our second time to stay at Seachase and we love that you can see the view of the Gulf from any room. It is close to very good restaurants and the Pier Park Mall. The condo was very clean and had everything we needed in it. Working with 20/20 Real Estate made it very easy to book the Condo.
We just got home from an 11 day stay at SeaChase 104. Me and my wife have been coming to PCB for over 10 years and this is the best and cleanest condo we've ever stayed at! Our cocker spaniel loved siting on the balcony and enjoying the view as well. No hassles and very close to great restaurants and shopping! We look forward to a long rental relationship with 20/20 Real Estate Services!
Just returned from a four day stay in this unit. View was fantastic! I have to say this was the cleanest and best stocked rental we've ever had at PCB. Everything was just as stated in the rental information and priced below other rentals in the area. This one is on the top of my list for PCB rentals.
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The International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS) is an incorporated non-profit organization governed by a Board of Directors and an elected four-member Executive Committee with a permanent Secretariat based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
To facilitate the renewal of the community of Canadianists by supporting the work of young scholars, by enabling successful candidates to spend 4-6 weeks at a Canadian university or research site other than their own doing research related to their thesis or dissertation in the field of Canadian Studies.
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Criteria: Successful applicants will be selected according to the following criteria:
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- the strength of the letter of support.
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Students in the social sciences or humanities who are in the process of preparing a graduate thesis or doctoral dissertation on Canada
Participating Institutions
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Bachelor / Master thesis project
Does reading make us more peaceful? Perspective taking and prosocial behaviour
Although not everyone chooses to believe it, according to Steven pinker we may be living in the most peaceful era ever. In his book "The Better Angels of Our Nature" he discusses how over the past millennia violence has declined enormously, with violent-death rates of about 25 % among Stone Age people to 1 or 2 per 100 000 in modern Western societies. There are a host of explanations for this steady decline, one of the most intriguing is that the spread of novels after the invention of the printing presence and the increase in literacy levels has "trained" our empathic abilities. Novels require people to take the perspective of its main characters, and repeatedly reading novels may have honed our perspective-taking skills, subsequently causing people to become less likely to inflict harm on others. This explanation, however, has yet to be tested!
In a first attempt, Van de Pieterman's (2015) bachelor thesis research has shown that participants having read a text requiring them to put themselves in someone else's shoes were more inclined to display prosocial behaviour. The question remains, however, whether this effect will also manifest itself on other behaviours, such as doing harm to or disadvantaging others. A study could be designed, for instance, to test the effect of perspective taking on the tendency to hurt an (imaginary) other person, to cheat on others in a game, or to take a decision that disadvantages someone else.
The current thesis project aims to replicate and, more importantly, extend earlier work regarding the effect of text-induced perspective taking on prosocial behaviour, by conducting a carefully designed experiment.
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- Pieterman, Frank van de (2015) The role of perspective taking on prosocial behavior. Bachelor thesis University of Twente, http://essay.utwente.nl/68482/1/Pieterman%2C%20F.G.%20van%20de%20-%20s1108530%20%28verslag%29.pdf
- Pinker, S. (2011). The Better Angels of Our Nature, Viking Books.
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I am a post-doc in the Molnár laboratory and focus my research on the subplate, a partially transient structure separating the cortical grey matter from the underlying white matter. However, the clarity of the worm neuronal wiring diagram still fascinates me, and I am working towards identifying the neuronal components that comprise the mouse subplate layer. We have used microarrays and RNAseq technology to identify genes that are expressed exclusively or at much higher levels in the mouse subplate. We test the general usefulness of our "markers" in diverse species including embryonic human brain tissue (from Newcastle and London brain banks), ferret, and sheep. Additionally, we've demonstrated that genes with enriched expression in the subplate are significantly enriched for genes implicated in Autism or Schizophrenia, compared to other brain expressed genes.
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Although originally from Germany, I read for a degree in Combined Sciences (Physiology, Genetics and Physics) at the University of Lancaster, UK. I spent a year studying in the US at UC San Diego and a summer as Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Fellow at the University of Pittsburgh in Prof Steve Meriney's lab investigating calcium signalling at the frog neuromuscular junction in 2001. I then moved to Oxford for my MSc in Neuroscience in 2002, during which I worked primarily with the nematode worm (C. elegans), before settling on the developing mammalian cerebral cortex as my choice of research topic. I completed my DPhil (PhD) as a Wellcome Trust funded Biological Sciences Scholar at St Hugh's College (Oxford), under the joint supervision of Profs Ole Paulsen and Zoltán Molnár in 2007. Since 2007, I've been working at the University of Oxford as a postdoc, with the aim of identifying the neuronal components of the mouse subplate and finding molecular markers for them.
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Regional scattering of primate subplate
Molnar Z. and Hoerder-Suabedissen A., (2016), Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of USA
A comprehensive transcriptional map of primate brain development.
Bakken TE. et al, (2016), Nature, 535, 367 - 375
The Regulation of Corticofugal Fiber Targeting by Retinal Inputs.
Grant E. et al, (2016), Cereb Cortex, 26, 1336 - 1348
A Transient Translaminar GABAergic Interneuron Circuit Connects Thalamocortical Recipient Layers in Neonatal Somatosensory Cortex.
Marques-Smith A. et al, (2016), Neuron, 89, 536 - 549
Development, evolution and pathology of neocortical subplate neurons.
Hoerder-Suabedissen A. and Molnár Z., (2015), Nat Rev Neurosci, 16, 133 - 146


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Sized at 3 3/8" long, 1", 5/8" wide and only 1 ounce, the new TK3 comes in the same vibrant colors as the TK1 & TK2.
Five colors – Black, Blue, Red, Yellow and the new Hot Pink. Plus Powder Coated Chrome.
The TK3 is not MRI safe due to the added hardened nickel plated steel window punch feature, so if you are an MRI Tech or EMS provider who does inter-facility transports for MRI patients we suggest the TK1 or TK2.
$17.99 – $21.99 Select options


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Posted October 21, 2013 08:27:55 | Updated October 21, 2013 08:32:50
Police in Mount Isa vow to continue the bikies crackdown in the north-west Queensland city after an alleged Rebels associate was arrested on the weekend.
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