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That's it from all of us here, the guys here are quite happy that they can go home early and I'm one among them. This is Ajith signing off on behalf of Ganesh, Pradeep and Srivathsa. Cheers, enjoy the rest of the day and keep your frowns upside down.
Roach: Glad to get my second MoM award, looking forward to a third one the next time we come out to play cricket. It was a terrific performance, Benn bowled well and the batsmen performed pretty well too.
Roach is the Man of the Match for his 3 wicket haul.
Sammy: It was a brilliant performance, Gayle wasn't feeling well, a special thanks to him for coming out and performing the way he did. We stuck to our lines and it paid off. It was good for me to be in the midst of the performances. We always fancy ourselves to win every game, it is all about performing well.
Shakib: We never thought we will bat so poorly, we have played good cricket over the last 12 months and this was a poor performance. We need to win 2 out of the last three games to qualify for the quarters, we need to play well. The anger that the crowd showed is acceptable, we now need to come back strongly.
Gayle: I was expecting a bigger occasion than this, but having said that, the wicket was doing a bit and Roach did a very good job. We still can't relax, we have crucial games against Ireland, India and England. I was looking to spend some time in the middle, good to be amongst the runs today.
The West Indian batsmen had an easy task, they just had to stroll to the wicket and knock off the runs and they did just that. Even before the lights took full effect, the game was done and dusted with. A very dark day in Bangladeshi cricket history and the capacity crowd have been left shell-shocked. A totally inept batting performance and the crowd booed the home side - a rare sight - when you consider how raucous the crowd can be and get behind their side when they are doing well. Total credit must go to Sammy and gang for a stunning team effort. They were spot on from ball one and did not let the game drift after taking quick wickets. Hang on for the presentation ceremony.
One thought that this would be a match among equals but it was anything but that. West Indies have registered a comprehensive win with 226 balls to spare. Bangladesh have let themselves down completely and it will be a test of their character to come back from this demoralising defeat. For WI, the heartening aspect would be the performance of their captain Sammy who led from the front with the ball.12.2
Shakib Al Hasan to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle goes back and punches it down to long on, and that hands a massive win for West Indies, they have not just been clinical, but also ruthless12.1
Shakib Al Hasan to Gayle, no run, does not toss the ball up, sightly quicker outside the off stump, Gayle lets it go
Shakib Al Hasan, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack11.6
Islam to Gayle, 1 run, flighted delivery on the leg stump, driven down to long on, he walks across, scores level!11.5
Islam to Gayle, no run, Gayle gets well forward and taps it back to the bowler11.4
Islam to Darren Bravo, 1 run, they take a single this time around, it was turned wide of the fielder at square leg11.3
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, leg stumpish again, Darren Bravo helps it to short fine leg11.3
Islam to Darren Bravo, wide, quicker one down the leg, wide called!11.2
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Almost a wicket! Darren Bravo cut that hard, Shuvo at short extra cover dives forward but the ball bounces just in front of his stretched hands, he does not appeal for it11.1
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, flighted delivery on the leg stump, turned to square leg, they don't take a single10.6
Ashraful to Gayle, no run, overambitious appeal from Ashraful as Gayle gets hit on the pad after pushing a long way forward, he may have got an inside edge to it as well, No says the umpire10.5
Ashraful to Gayle, FOUR!!, short and wide, Gayle cuts it late, goes behind point and wide of third man, WI are one hit away from a comfortable win10.4
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, 1 run, crunched off the backfoot again, deep extra cover will keep it down to one10.3
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo pushes another one back to the bowler10.2
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, flighted delivery on the off stump, driven back to the bowler10.1
Ashraful to Gayle, 1 run, brings up the fifty for the Windies with that backfoot punch towards extra cover9.6
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, not much air again, played back to the bowler9.5
Islam to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle goes on the backfoot and tucks a flatter one to square leg9.4
Islam to Darren Bravo, 1 run, fuller again, Darren Bravo dabs it through mid wicket, walks across for a single9.3
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo makes a bit of room by walking forward, taps it to the off side9.2
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo is getting some batting practice out there, good looking forward defense9.1
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo taps a quicker one to the off side, thinks of taking a single, Gayle is not interested8.6
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, 1 run, Darren Bravo retains the strike with that run as he drives it to long off8.5
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, driven on the full to the right of the bowler8.4
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo goes on the backfoot, punches it with a slant face, straight to the fielder at short cover8.3
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo comes on the frontfoot and drives a flighted delivery to cover8.2
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo gets across and turns it to the on side8.1
Ashraful to Darren Bravo, FOUR!!, width on offer, turning away, Darren Bravo reaches out for it and slaps that one through extra cover, the West Indies are in a hurry
Mohammad Ashraful, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack7.6
Islam to Gayle, FOUR!!, that's been blasted away to the long off fence! Lazily comes down the track and sends the ball packing, fiercely hit past the bowler7.5
Islam to Gayle, no run, loopy delivery on the middle and leg, Gayle turns it to square leg7.4
Islam to Gayle, no run, Gayle comes down the track, does not get bat on ball, goes off the pad down the wicket7.3
Islam to Darren Bravo, 1 run, Darren Bravo pushes forward, gently taps it wide of first slip and Gayle responds7.2
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo gets his front leg across and taps it towards extra cover7.1
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, almost a yorker, Darren Bravo digs it down the wicket6.6
Razzak to Gayle, no run, flatter again, stays low, Gayle looks to squeeze it to the off side, no contact made6.5
Razzak to Gayle, no run, flatter one on the leg stump, Gayle clears his front leg and offers his pad6.5
Razzak to Gayle, wide, poor ball, too quick, well down the leg, wide signalled!6.4
Razzak to Gayle, FOUR!!, that's some Caribbean dance for you, when I say that I mean Gayle comes down the track flicking the ball elegantly through mid wicket for another boundary6.4
Razzak to Gayle, 3 wides, that turned in towards Gayle, missed everything, the keeper didn't read it as well, they run two6.3
Razzak to Gayle, no run, slapped hard, not much footwork on that though, goes off the toe end towards mid off6.2
Razzak to Gayle, no run, the length fuller again, Gayle works it to square leg6.1
Razzak to Gayle, no run, tossed up delivery from over the wicket, Gayle turns it to mid wicket
Abdur Razzak, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack5.6
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, the front leg goes across again, tapped back to the bowler5.5
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, quicker one from Islam, Darren Bravo gets an inside edge onto the pad, the ball rolls towards square leg5.4
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, flighted, fuller as well, turned to mid wicket5.3
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, Darren Bravo gets his front leg nicely across the line and gets his bat in front of the pad to defend it to the off side5.2
Islam to Darren Bravo, no run, that one turned again, Darren Bravo waited and played it with a slant bat, defends it to the off side
Darren Bravo, left handed bat, comes to the crease5.1
Islam to Smith, out Bowled!! Bangladesh are going to die fighting I guess, that was a good delivery, gripped and turned off the surface, Smith was stretching forward offering the full face, the ball turned across him, whistled past the outside edge of the bat and found the stumps, Smith goes for 6 and the crowd finally have something to cheer. Smith b Islam 6(12) [4s-1]
Islam to Smith, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!4.6
Hossain to Gayle, FOUR!!, make it two in a row, it was flicked uppishly, the same region again, the ball flew over the fielder at the rate of knots!4.5
Hossain to Gayle, FOUR!!, short ball and that's been pulled away in style! For those who are new to cricket, this man is Chris Gayle, and he's a destroyer! Pulls it with venom, over the fielder at wide mid on, bye bye ball.4.4
Hossain to Gayle, 2 runs, Gayle decides to go big, makes room and looks to go over long off, it went off the bottom of the bat, clears mid on but the outfield does not allow the ball to run away to the boundary4.3
Hossain to Smith, 1 run, another one that's been clipped away off the pads past square leg, the defensive field will just allow them a single4.2
Hossain to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle comes down the wicket, wanted to flay that away to the deep mid wicket fence, didn't time it all that well, he will get only a single4.1
Hossain to Gayle, no run, a length ball slanted across Gayle, he gets forward and pushes it to short cover
Rubel Hossain, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack3.6
Islam to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle goes back and tucks it off his pads to deep square leg3.5
Islam to Gayle, no run, more air on that one, Gayle drives it with soft hands towards mid on, good stop that from the fielder3.4
Islam to Gayle, no run, slower through the air, Gayle gets forward and taps it to the on side3.3
Islam to Gayle, 2 runs, flatter one outside the off stump, Gayle gets a thickish inside edge, goes well wide of the leg stump and towards short fine leg, a couple more3.2
Islam to Gayle, no run, Gayle gets across and turns a fuller one to mid wicket3.1
Islam to Gayle, byes, 2 runs, Oh! Superb drift and turn away from Gayle, he was beaten on the defense, the keeper had no clue, it bounced high and raced away fine after kissing the keeper's glove, they run two2.6
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, Smith gets forward and defends the slower delivery towards mid on2.5
Shafiul Islam to Smith, FOUR!!, width on offer and Smith says ' I'll have it', cuts it fiercely through point and cover, rockets away to the boundary2.4
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, fuller one outside off, Smith comes on the frontfoot and drives it to cover, a nice dive to his right from Shakib to save the boundary2.3
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, length delivery angled across, Smith gets forward and defends it down the wicket2.2
Shafiul Islam to Gayle, 1 run, a half volley outside off, Gayle leans forward and goes for the powerful drive, finds the fielder at extra cover who gets body behind the ball2.1
Shafiul Islam to Gayle, FOUR!!, that's Gayle for you, Are the crowd cheering? Yes, they are. Gayle cracks the length ball through cover, beautifully played, the ball races away past the boundary ropes1.6
Islam to Smith, no run, Smith gets nicely forward and dead bats it1.5
Islam to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle tucks this one off the backfoot to deep mid wicket1.4
Islam to Gayle, no run, another one fired in down the leg, Gayle cleared his front leg and looked to sweep, rapped on the pad, another appeal, it was sliding down the leg1.3
Islam to Gayle, no run, Gayle gets forward and pushes it down the wicket1.2
Islam to Gayle, no run, loud appeal from Islam, makes me wonder, has he read the rule-book? It was clearly sliding down the leg, Gayle was also struck outside leg, and Islam even looks at his captain to see whether he can go for the review, No says Shakib!1.1
Islam to Gayle, no run, a slip and a leg slip in place for Gayle, he gets forward and gently taps the flighted delivery to the on side
Naeem Islam, right-arm off break, comes into the attack0.6
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, back of a length and angled across, Smith punches it to cover, straight to the fielder0.5
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, fuller one again, Smith gets forward and drives it back to the bowler0.4
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, Smith gets nicely behind the line of the length ball and punches it to mid off0.3
Shafiul Islam to Gayle, 1 run, fuller delivery outside the off stump, he took the pace off the ball too, Gayle gently pats it towards cover point and sets off for a single, Gayle reaches 8000 runs in ODIs, 4th West Indian batsman to do so0.2
Shafiul Islam to Smith, 1 run, on the pads away, Smith tucks it away to fine leg, brings the big man on strike0.1
Shafiul Islam to Smith, no run, back of a length delivery to start with, good bounce for Shafiul Islam, Smith looks to tuck it to the on side, goes off his thigh pad to square leg
Smith and Gayle are at the crease. Smith is on strike. Shafiul Islam will open the attack
The Bangladeshis are out in the middle. So are the West Indies batsmen. Will there be another twist in the tale? Or is it too much to ask? This is Ajith, who will take you through till the end. Fasten your seatbelts, Gayle looks to be in a hurry.
Mr. Gayle is just 1 run away from reaching 8000 runs!
Well, can you believe it? It's been West Indies all the way though they are currently below Bangladesh in the ICC rankings. Take a bow, the Caribbean boys, you have been absolutely devastating. Tamim failed, and the rest of the batsmen followed. That's the story if I have to put it out in a sentence. This is the lowest total in this WC, the lowest ODI score by Bangladesh in ODIs. They never got any partnership going and the pitch, which was slower than what we have seen of late, assisted the West Indies bowlers and they made the most of it. It has been a poor outing for the hosts, the crowd are getting angry and throwing papers on the ground. Don't go away, WI will come out to bat in a couple of minutes.
Roach: We had a goal set and we came out on top. Good to see Sammy get some wickets, glad for myself and the team. It's not over yet but we are confident we'll get it. The guys bowled well and I'll just wait and see the guys knock over the runs now.18.5
Benn to Hossain, out Bowled!! Benn fires it in, a full length yorker and Hossain fails to dig it out, it was a round arm delivery in the blockhole and Hossain fails to dig it out the off stump is pegged back, the perfect delivery to a tail ender and WI have wrapped up the innings in style. Hossain b Benn 0(2)
Benn to Hossain, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!18.4
Benn to Hossain, no run, full toss from Benn and Hossain taps it on the onside
Rubel Hossain, right handed bat, comes to the crease18.3
Benn to Shafiul Islam, out Caught by Pollard!! Benn tosses it up and Shafiul Islam pokes his bat out, pushes it straight to Pollard at gully, he bends down and takes a sharp low catch, Benn has continued to impress. Shafiul Islam c Pollard b Benn 0(6)
Benn to Shafiul Islam, THATS OUT!! Caught!!18.2
Benn to Razzak, 1 run, drives it to mid off for a single18.1
Benn to Razzak, no run, tossed up outside off and turning in, Razzak gets behind the line nicely and defends it on the offside17.6
Roach to Shafiul Islam, no run, good length outside off and nipping away a touch, Shafiul Islam pokes his bat out limply but misses it completely17.5
Roach to Razzak, 1 run, very full from Roach but strays onto the pads of Razzak, he turns it to fine leg to get off strike17.4
Roach to Razzak, no run, very straight from Roach, Razzak stays back and taps it to short leg, WI are on the attack now17.3
Roach to Razzak, no run, very full again from Roach, Razzak gets his bat down in time and digs it out well17.2
Roach to Razzak, no run, in the blockhole outside off, Razzak tries to dig it out but misses
Abdur Razzak, left handed bat, comes to the crease17.1
Roach to Ashraful, out Caught by Thomas!! Roach strikes with the first delivery of his second spell, it was a good length delivery outside off, Ashraful flays his bat at it, it keeps a little low and he gets a bottom edge through to the keeper, Devon Thomas takes a good low catch and WI are over the moon. Ashraful c Thomas b Roach 11(21) [4s-2]
Roach to Ashraful, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Kemar Roach [5.0-0-18-2] is back into the attack16.6
Benn to Shafiul Islam, no run, a ripper to end the over, fuller length outside off and turning away sharply, Shafiul Islam is beaten comprehensively16.5
Benn to Shafiul Islam, no run, tossed up again and on the middle and leg, Shafiul Islam comes on the frontfoot and defends it16.4
Benn to Shafiul Islam, no run, fuller length delivery and Shafiul Islam defends it a little uppishly, could have carried to short leg if he was there16.3
Benn to Shafiul Islam, no run, full toss from Benn and Shafiul Islam taps it on the onside
Shafiul Islam, right handed bat, comes to the crease16.2
Benn to Islam, out Caught by Thomas!! Benn gets another one, this was very similar to the first ball of the over, tossed up and Islam leans forward to push it on the offside, gets a faint nick to the keeper and Thomas makes no mistake, Bangladesh in complete disarray. Islam c Thomas b Benn 1(4)
Benn to Islam, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Crowd movement above the sightscreen has caused a slight delay.16.1
Benn to Islam, no run, a beauty from the impressive Benn, draws Islam forward with a tossed up delivery and beats him with the turn as he tries to defend it
It's time for Drinks. Bangladesh are in desperate need of a stand. Or else this game could end very quickly. It has been a combination of some poor strokes and one fiery yorker from Roach that has dismantled the top and middle order of Bangladesh. It it also a good time for me (Srivathsa) to give the comm duties to Ganesh.15.6
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, the odd ball is staying low and Ashraful does well to cover the off stump and keep that out, it kept a touch low, but Ashraful was equal to it15.5
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, leans forward to block the good length delivery heading towards off stump15.4
Sammy to Ashraful, FOUR!!, fine shot, first boundary in 30 balls and Bangladesh needed that, not all that shortish, Ashraful stayed beside the line and chopped it wide of point, third man ran around and could not cut it off, timed well15.3
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, good length delivery on off stump, Ashraful gets forward and defends15.2
Sammy to Islam, 1 run, flicked wide of Sarwan at short mid wicket, he dived over the ball and missed15.1
Sammy to Islam, no run, Nervous prod at a good length delivery outside off, tried to guide it down with an open face and it kept low to beat him. Even the Bangladeshi commentators on air are shell shocked. Shamim Chowdary: It is Sammy to start off proceedings. Little does he know that he has been bowling and already has taken 3 wickets.14.6
Benn to Ashraful, no run, turn and bounce, if there was a gully in there, it might have been interesting, the thick edge would've carried, no gully and Ashraful survives, a tight MAIDEN OVER!!14.5
Benn to Ashraful, no run, Ashraful gets forward and pushes it to cover14.4
Benn to Ashraful, no run, driven to cover14.3
Benn to Ashraful, no run, beautiful delivery from Benn, lured Ashraful into the drive, the ball dropped on Ashraful who lunged out to drive, turned past the edge and Devon Thomas whipped the bails off. Ashraful's backfoot moved for a nano-second, but he did not move it out of the crease
Devon Thomas appeals for a stumping against Ashraful. Third ump called for. Looks like Ashraful is safe and he is.14.2
Benn to Ashraful, no run, well tossed up on the stumps, Ashraful leans forward to block it back to Benn14.1
Benn to Ashraful, no run, defended from the crease
Naeem Islam, right handed bat, comes to the crease13.6
Sammy to Hasan, out Caught by Pollard!! Sammy can do nothing wrong. The faces of the Bangladeshi crowd tell the whole story. Another soft dismissal. This is a slow pitch, you can't drive on the up without keeping it down. Hasan leant forward to square drive, failed to keep it down, Pollard dived forward and took a sharp catch with both hands. He is a mighty fielder despite his huge frame. He throws the ball up in the air as soon as he catches that. B'desh are tottering. Hasan c Pollard b Sammy 4(17)
Sammy to Hasan, THATS OUT!! Caught!!13.5
Sammy to Hasan, no run, good length delivery on off stump, kept a little low, Hasan blocks from the crease, bat and pad together13.4
Sammy to Hasan, 2 runs, gets it wide of point, steered well to the right of third man, the 50 is up and listening to the crowd's roar you would not assume that the score is 51/5.13.3
Sammy to Hasan, no run, Hasan stays beside the line and steers it with an open face to backward point13.2
Sammy to Hasan, no run, an inside edge onto the pads as Hasan in trying to leg, got a thick edge, it just fell short of an ambling Gayle at short cover13.1
Sammy to Hasan, no run, Bangladesh need to consolidate and they have to get their eye in, Hasan gets forward and defends12.6
Benn to Hasan, 1 run, flowing drive along the carpet to mid off, a single and Hasan will retain strike12.5
Benn to Hasan, no run, cut away to Pollard at backward point12.4
Benn to Hasan, no run, flattish now, on off stump, Hasan easily defends off the backfoot12.3
Benn to Hasan, no run, tossed up outside off, punch driven to Sammy at short cover12.2
Benn to Ashraful, 1 run, well flighted delivery outside off, Ashraful leans into the square drive, there is sweeper cover, now12.1
Benn to Ashraful, no run, punched off the backfoot and a sprawling save at cover by Sammy, moved to his left and cut it off11.6
Sammy to Hasan, no run, full delivery on off stump, Hasan inside edged his attempted cover drive to short mid, Sammy holds his hands on his head11.5
Sammy to Ashraful, 1 run, glanced off the hips down to fine leg11.4
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, back of a length on off and middle, Ashraful has to be watchful in defence and he is11.3
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, good length delivery on the middle and leg, Ashraful turns it to square leg11.2
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, Ashraful was late on that, the angled bat coming into play and the inner edge takes it back onto the back pad, so easily could have gone back onto the stumps11.1
Sammy to Ashraful, no run, good length delivery on off stump, Ashraful defends from the crease10.6
Benn to Hasan, no run, Oh! That one turned and bounced, pitched outside off and drew Hasan into the forward defensive stroke, it ripped away past the groping bat, this pitch will turn as the game goes on10.5
Benn to Ashraful, 1 run, Benn is looping it up higher and higher, dug out wide of cover10.4
Benn to Ashraful, FOUR!!, lovely cover drive, to get off the mark, all grace from Ash as he leans on one and drives past cover, he sports a huge smile on his face too as he has a chat with Hasan10.3
Benn to Ashraful, no run, almost a wicket off the first ball, yorker length delivery outside off, speared it in, Ashraful failed to dig it out
Mohammad Ashraful, right handed bat, comes to the crease
The Bangladeshi's most talented batsman at one time - Ash comes in. Sammy is on the attack. He is placed himself at silly point and there is a slip too.10.2
Benn to Shakib Al Hasan, out Bowled!! Big Benn roars! Now Bangladesh are in serious strife. What a poor shot from the captain though. Beautiful loop on that ball, from over the wicket to the leftie, it dipped on Shakib Al Hasan who was caught in two minds, whether to sweep or defend, he was looking to sweep, then the ball dipped, snuck under the bat and turned in sharply between the gap and hit off stump. The crowd's voices have gone down. Enter Ashraful. Shakib Al Hasan b Benn 8(16) [4s-1]
Benn to Shakib Al Hasan, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!10.1
Benn to Hasan, 1 run, nicely tossed up outside off from round the wicket, Hasan gets forward and drives to sweeper cover, rotates strike
Sulieman Benn [1.0-0-9-0] is back into the attack
The bowling power-play has been taken. One good thing about today's game is that due to the crowd's noise, Devon Thomas' chatter from behind the stumps won't be that audible. At least I hope so. He has already started off as now Benn comes in to the attack.9.6
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, punched off the backfoot this time to cover, end of the first power-play9.5
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, driven on the up and finds cover9.4
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, cut away, but straight to the fielder at backward point9.3
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, a bottom edged cut, that kept a little low, on the bounce to the keeper9.2
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, FOUR!!, cracking square cut, the width was there for the shot, he was initially looking to come on the front-foot, then saw the shortish ball and whacked it without going back, just arrested his forward movement, shifted his weight and smashesd it away9.1
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, back of a length delivery on off stump, Shakib Al Hasan gets back and blocks8.6
Roach to Hasan, no run, pitched up outside off, Hasan drives, it takes the toe end of the bat and finds cover8.5
Roach to Hasan, no run, stayed a tad low, shortish outside off, chopped away with no timing to backward point8.4
Roach to Hasan, no run, full delivery outside off, driven straight to the fielder at cover8.3
Roach to Hasan, no run, back of a length delivery on off stump, Hasan gets right behind the line and defends the first delivery that he faces with confidence
Raqibul Hasan, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.2
Roach to Siddique, out Lbw!! The previous yorker off a free hit would've been close had it not been a free hit. But this time, Roach delivers another special yorker. Ian Bishop was saying on air, how he wished that he could bowl those yorkers at will and Roach produced another superb toe crusher. Siddique played all around that, fell over in trying to flick, it hit him on the left toe. It would have crashed into the base of middle stump. That's Roach's strength, he will suddenly produce a thunderbolt that the batsman would have no answer. The crowd go silent once more. Siddique lbw b Roach 25(27) [4s-4]
Roach to Siddique, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!
Siddique has been given out LBW, he his reviewing it. Looks plumb. All three reds and Roach has struck again.8.1
Roach to Siddique, no run, magnificent yorker, Siddique had no answer to that, since it is a free hit, he gets away, it was sliding down leg and hit Siddique on the boot, he was committed to the front-foot and a pacy yorker it was8.1
Roach to Siddique, no ball, Roach has flirted with the front-line all day and he just about oversteps, a no-ball, it would've been a wide in any case, slid down leg, free hit coming up7.6
Sammy to Siddique, 1 run, a slower one is again tapped into the vacant spaces on the on side for an easy single7.5
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, 1 run, Shakib Al Hasan walks down the wicket, Sammy shortens the length and it is cut away to third man, in the air, but well wide of any catching man7.4
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, square driven from the front-foot, finds the 'big unit' Kieron Pollard at point7.3
Sammy to Siddique, 1 run, slower one on middle and leg, Siddique nudges it on the on side for a single7.2
Sammy to Siddique, no run, good length delivery on off stump, defended from the crease7.1
Sammy to Siddique, no run, Siddique is trying to force the pace, but the pitch is not conducive to play it on the up, punched off the backfoot and the inner edge takes it back onto his pad6.6
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, fullish on off stump, Shakib Al Hasan gets forward and drives with a full face, but finds Roach on the follow-through, good testing, probing, tidy line from Roach all over6.5
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, the attempted yorker, lands a foot short of that length and allows Shakib Al Hasan to jam his bat down in time and dig it out to mid on6.4
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, fullish on off and middle, pushed back to Roach6.3
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, 2 runs, strays down leg and Shakib Al Hasan closes the face of the bat to tuck it down to backward square leg, a couple6.2
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, attacking the stumps and Shakib Al Hasan shows the full face of the bat to defend6.1
Roach to Shakib Al Hasan, no run, beaten as Shakib Al Hasan pushes out with no foot-work, angled across him and he was beaten trying to steer it with an open face5.6
Sammy to Siddique, no run, Blimey, what did that hit? Maybe a crack, pitched on leg and the ball curved past the outer edge, a major deviation and Siddique was completely bamboozled in trying to work that to leg, he has a nervous smile back at Sammy, Siddique had no chance of edging that, it was too good a delivery to catch the edge5.5
Sammy to Siddique, no run, gets deep back into his crease and then taps it back down the pitch5.4
Sammy to Siddique, no run, Siddique gets forward and defends a good length delivery heading towards middle5.3
Sammy to Siddique, FOUR!!, Siddique is looking to up the ante despite the regular fall of wickets at the other end, short arm pulled up and over the square leg man, he was coming on the front-foot, arrested his movement and then pulled it, nice shot5.2
Sammy to Shakib Al Hasan, 1 run, edgy drive, Sammy holds his hands on his head, fuller length delivery outside off, Shakib Al Hasan played away from the body and the square drive went wide of backward point
Shakib Al Hasan, left handed bat, comes to the crease5.1
Sammy to Rahim, out Caught by Sarwan!! Sammy can do nothing wrong today. Yesterday it was Afridi who lead from the front and today it is Sammy. He has been involved in all three dismissals so far. A soft dismissal. Half volley on the middle stump, Sarwan is standing at short mid wicket, sharply flicked to him and he plucks it out with no trouble at all. Hit straight to him. In Mark Nicholas' words: Someone has pressed the mute button here at the stadium as the crowd are stunned into silence. Rahim c Sarwan b Sammy 0(4)
Sammy to Rahim, THATS OUT!! Caught!!4.6
Roach to Siddique, no run, tight delivery on off stump, Siddique gets right behind the line to defend, it was pacy and Siddique showed his compact defensive capabilities4.6
Roach to Siddique, wide, Roach has not got his radar right this over, another ball down leg4.5
Roach to Siddique, 2 runs, down leg and Siddique glances it off the hips to fine leg, Sarwan does well to keep it to a couple4.4
Roach to Siddique, no run, back of a length and angling across Siddique, he taps it to backward point with an open face4.3
Roach to Siddique, FOUR!!, tremendous off drive, all along the carpet, beating a diving mid off to his left, Roach will pitch it up aiming for swing, this one does not do anything off the straight and Siddique leans forward to drive hard and beautifully, lovely elegant drive4.2
Roach to Siddique, no run, defence, from the crease to a fuller length delivery on off and middle stump4.1
Roach to Siddique, 2 runs, rising into the ribs, Siddique lifts one leg up in the air and swivels to help a short arm pull to fine leg, by the time he comes around to cut it off, it is a couple3.6
Sammy to Rahim, no run, Rahim is a compact player and he goes on the backfoot to keep another rising delivery out, a wicket taking over3.5
Sammy to Rahim, no run, tucked with the angle to the on side, softly played by Rahim3.4
Sammy to Rahim, no run, short of length on off stump, Rahim goes on the backfoot and taps it to the off side
Mushfiqur Rahim, right handed bat, comes to the crease3.3
Sammy to Kayes, out Caught by Thomas!! Sammy has struck and the Windies captain is on fire. After taking the all-important catch of the dangerous Tamim, he has nipped out Kayes with delivery that was angled across the batsman. Pitched on off and slanted away, Kayes was trying to guide that down to third man with an open face, there was a slip too, it was a zero percentage shot and he goes back to the hut. A low catch by Devon Thomas who has still not started his chatter. Kayes c Thomas b Sammy 5(8)
Sammy to Kayes, THATS OUT!! Caught!!3.2
Sammy to Kayes, no run, back of a length delivery on off stump and Kayes rocks back to defend3.1
Sammy to Siddique, 1 run, Darren Bravo failed to stop that cleanly at cover, struck hard from the front-foot and he did not bend down properly, got a hand to it
Darren Sammy, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack2.6
Roach to Kayes, no run, standing tall to a rising delivery on off and middle stump, and Kayes is showing his defensive capabilities, blocking it back down the pitch with a high back-lift2.5
Roach to Kayes, no run, another good backfoot defence, short of length on off stump, Roach is attacking the stumps, Kayes too is up to it and blocks well2.4
Roach to Kayes, no run, fullish delivery on off and middle, Kayes is nicely behind it, pushes it back to Roach2.3
Roach to Siddique, 1 run, whipped off the hips down to fine leg2.2
Roach to Siddique, no run, genuinely quick delivery, Siddique thinks this is a flat wicket, it is, but he is up against Roach who is bowling really quick, shortish and outside off, Siddique aimed for the front-foot pull, was into the shot too early and missed2.1
Roach to Kayes, 1 run, back of a length on the hips and Kayes just uses his wrists and tucks it down to fine leg1.6
Benn to Kayes, 3 runs, punched off the backfoot this time, Benn needs to be much fuller, good running from the two men, three runs taken1.5
Benn to Siddique, 1 run, flatter one again, tucked to square leg, straight to the fielder1.4
Benn to Siddique, FOUR!!, that would ease off some nerves, it was nicely tossed up, Siddique leant on it, drove the ball beautifully through cover, off the mark in style1.3
Benn to Siddique, no run, similar to the previous delivery, Siddique drives it with the full face, finds the bowler at the other side of the wicket1.2
Benn to Siddique, no run, that did stay low, turned into Siddique, he went on the backfoot and pushed it down the wicket1.1
Benn to Kayes, 1 run, flighted delivery on the stumps, Kayes turns it to square leg, single taken
Sulieman Benn, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack0.6
Roach to Siddique, no run, fuller delivery on the stumps, Siddique mistimes a drive to mid on, the face of the bat turned a wee bit, wonderful first over from Roach0.5
Roach to Siddique, FOUR!!, another outside edge but Siddique is lucky! This is sensational bowling from Roach, gets Siddique to flash at that length ball, the thickish edge goes flying wide of second slip, that will race away to the third man boundary0.4
Roach to Siddique, no run, Siddique gets behind the line of the delivery and defends it down the wicket
Junaid Siddique, left handed bat, comes to the crease0.3
Roach to Iqbal, out Caught by Sammy!! Gone! That's a horrid start for the hosts, it was pitched up nicely and Iqbal was lured into the drive, it was supposed to be left alone, but Iqbal is hungry for runs, he wanted to get off the mark pretty soon, went chasing at it and outside edged it to Sammy at second slip, that flew quickly to the fielder, a good knee high catch taken, the crowd are stunned to silence. Iqbal c Sammy b Roach 0(3)
Roach to Iqbal, THATS OUT!! Caught!!0.2
Roach to Iqbal, no run, length ball this time around, angles it across the left hander who shoulders arms0.1
Roach to Iqbal, no run, Roach starts with a short of a good length delivery hitting the deck hard, not much bounce for him, it was waist high, angling across Iqbal who decides to leave it after watching it carefully
Iqbal and Kayes are at the crease. Iqbal is on strike. Roach will open the attack
Both teams are out, the anthems are being played, a packed crowd at Dhaka stand up and sing their anthem. They would hope that Bangladesh would put up a good show. Now that they have won the toss, they are a couple of yards ahead in the game right at the start. How far will they go? How will their batsmen tackle Roach and Co? As the Bangladesh batsmen make their way out, this is Ajith handing it over to Srivathsa who will take you through until the drinks break.
Bangladesh (Playing XI): Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Junaid Siddique, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Shakib Al Hasan(c), Raqibul Hasan, Mohammad Ashraful, Abdur Razzak, Shafiul Islam, Naeem Islam, Rubel Hossain
West Indies (Playing XI): Chris Gayle, Devon Smith, Darren Bravo, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Kieron Pollard, Devon Thomas(w), Darren Sammy(c), Sulieman Benn, Nikita Miller, Kemar Roach
Bangladesh have won the toss and elected to bat
Sammy: We would have batted as well, hopefully we could restrict them to a low total. We are going in with the same team that we played against Netherlands. We are confident of doing well.
Shakib: We would want to bat first, we like to put some runs on board and defend it later on. The wicket will be easier to bat on under the sun. West Indies have some experienced players, we have home advantage and hopefully we will capitalise on that. We are going in with an unchanged side.
Bright and sunny conditions, we are all set for the toss. The captains are out with Ian Bishop.
Pitch report: There are some cracks on the wicket, the ball will stay low and it will be a slow wicket. It gets worse as the game progresses, the batsmen need to apply themselves. The captain who wins the toss would look to bat first.
A warm welcome to one and all, welcome to the clash of the dark horses, Bangladesh lock horns with West Indies at Mirpur. While Bangladesh have home advantage, West Indies are coming out of a massive win and their prime bowler - Roach - is in terrific form. Who will have the last laugh? This is Ajith bringing you all the action along with Pradeep, Ganesh and Srivathsa. Don't go away, we'll be back with the pitch report and the toss.
Preview by Ganesh Chandrasekaran
The terms "dangerous", "dark horses", "unpredictable" etc can be used to describe both West Indies and Bangladesh quite aptly. Their performances so far in the tournament have mirrored each other's quite a bit. Both teams have lost a match against a pre-tournament favourite and both have registered a win over one of the lesser fancied teams. While the team performances have been similar, the performances of their respective captains could not be more contrasting. Shakib, for Bangladesh, has been an inspirational leader for the young team and is an important cog in both batting and bowling while Darren Sammy, an all-rounder himself has been rather conspicuous by his absence and one gets the feeling that his role in the team is not clearly defined. With the fight for a quarterfinal berth getting increasingly tougher with Ireland emerging as new contenders, both teams will strive for a win before going on to face tougher challenges. Bangladesh:Bangladesh came into the tournament after a morale boosting whitewash of the Kiwis at home. This had led many to believe that they would be posing a stiff threat to India in the tournament opener but it was not to be as they were walloped by 87 runs. The next game against Ireland proved to be tighter than what they would have liked but they showed immense spirit in defending a modest total in front of a boisterous home crowd. The home support has been rather overwhelming and could play on the minds of the players once the expectations begin to rise. Shakib and his team have responded pretty well so far and come Friday they would be looking to bring more joy to their passionate fans. Tamim Iqbal has once again shouldered the batting responsibility and will be looking for more support from the likes of Shakib and Ashraful. The pace bowling seemed to lack some teeth but Shafiul Islam did come into his own with the old ball, under the lights and he will look to build on the confidence gained. Spin, the strength of Bangladesh will definitely play a pivotal part on the slow and low tracks at Bangladesh and with Razzak heading this department, it looks to be in pretty safe hands. West Indies:The loss of the talisman Dwayne Bravo was a huge blow for West Indies given the dual role he could play so effectively in the limited overs game. They did not seem to miss him too much against Netherlands though as Kemar Roach hit full throttle to blast the Dutch away. The batting, barring Darren Bravo, came a cropper against South Africa but it was a much improved performance against Netherlands with the mercurial Gayle leading the way. Pollard showed exactly how destructive he can be but it will be a totally different game against the wily Bangladeshi spinners and it will definitely be interesting to see how he responds to this challenge. It is here that Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Ramnaresh Sarwan could play an important part, in the middle overs against the spinners. Both of them are perfectly capable of playing the waiting game and both can switch gears when required. On the bowling front, WI have adopted an interesting strategy of opening with the gangly Benn and it has worked out pretty well for them. Benn was miserly against the Dutch stifling them for runs and picking up wickets when they went after him. The Bangladeshis should have plans for him and would take him lightly at their own peril. Head to head:Interestingly Bangladesh have never won a match at home against West Indies, they have played five and lost four with one match ending with no result but Bangladesh has got the better of West Indies on the last three occasions they met. In World Cups, they have met twice, with the 2003 match being called off due to rain and WI winning comprehensively in 2007. Face off: Tamim Iqbal vs Kemar RoachAn aggressive opener facing up to an equally sharp and quick paceman is an exciting prospect and one such battle awaits us in the game between Bang and WI. Tamim Iqbal facing Kemar Roach will definitely send some sparks flying and we could be in for a cracker of a contest if the two decide to attack each other in the initial stages. Quotes:Abdur Razzak: It did not happen(spin) in the first two matches, but I think this one will help us. It will give us a good chance to beat the West Indies. Kemar Roach: My target is to win every single match and lift the World Cup. I am very confident we can do it. We are playing positive cricket and the guys are improving every day.
Bangladesh (From): Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Junaid Siddique, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Shakib Al Hasan(c), Raqibul Hasan, Mohammad Ashraful, Mahmudullah, Abdur Razzak, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Shafiul Islam, Naeem Islam, Nazmul Hossain, Rubel Hossain, Shahriar Nafees
West Indies (From): Chris Gayle, Devon Smith, Darren Bravo, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Kieron Pollard, Devon Thomas(w), Darren Sammy(c), Sulieman Benn, Nikita Miller, Kemar Roach, Ravi Rampaul, Andre Russell, Kirk Edwards, Devendra Bishoo


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The Characters:
Ricky - Young man sentenced to prison for killing a opium dealer. (Who was responsible for Ying's death.)
The Warden - Evil controller of the prison, he carries a pistol which makes people explode and seems to be a demon too. Turned into ground beef (literally) by Ricky.
The Assistant Warden - Fat and mean henchman with a glass eye and hook hand. Explodes after being shot by the Warden.
Huang Chan - Very deadly at martial arts and a gang boss, he is awfully feminine though. Ricky rips off or breaks all his limbs.
Taizan - Huge gang boss who can crush a man's skull. (see below!) Mashed under a hydraulic press after Ricky cripples him.
Shorty - Little gang boss who uses large spikes attached to elastic bands. Shot in the ass and explodes.
Hai - Tatoo wearing gang boss. Ricky punches his skull in.
Wild Cat, Fink, and Elephant - Bullies of the cell block. Ricky punches through Elephant and Wild Cat, he only knocks the top off of Fink's head.
The Plot:
Plainly amazing, we are talking heads punched in half, guys using their intestines (hanging out of their body cavity) to strangle Ricky, people exploding, and internal organs flying all over the place.
Ricky arrives in prison after killing a opium dealer, the guy had kidnapped his girlfriend and she ran off the side of a building to get away. (I never said she was intelligent.) The prison is run by a evil Warden (Away on vacation when the film begins.), his assistant, and "The Gang of Four." This gang is a group of powerful fighters who rule the inmates through fear. Now Ricky does not take kindly to their ways, fighting and killing Hai in a brutal exchange where Ricky must tie his severed tendons back together. After that the other three show up and gratuitously slaughter a few prisoners until Ricky backs down. Here is the legendary "Head Crush" scene, by the way.
Pretty soon the young warrior learns they are growing poppy in the prison. He sets fire to the crop and things really take off. The Warden returns and is quite angry about the uprising. Ricky kills the remainder of "The Gang of Four" and faces off against him, finally tossing the monster into a meat grinding machine!
I cannot say enough about the crazy number of body parts being mashed, at one point Ricky punches through the bottom of Taizan's jaw and out his mouth! On a "that is way nasty" note, the Assistant Warden keeps mints in his glass eye; it is hollow.
If you are of the hardy sort who loves crazy and bloody kung fu, this is your paradise.
Things I Learned From This Movie:
Wood lathes should be used in Rhinoplasty.
Dead prisoners are kept handcuffed.
The inside of your hand is made out of styrofoam.
Kneecaps are ticklish.
Destroying gravestones is okay if it's for Kung Fu training.
People keep their fake eye in a glass of ice water.
Glass eyes are full of mints.
You can tie your tendons together.
Leaves sound just like a flute if you know how to play them.
You can stop someone's heart with a certain martial arts punch.
Prisons have rooms boobytrapped to fill with cement.
Cement really will turn you into stone!
Kung Fu masters can split a bamboo pole with their tongue. (So why are they always single?)
Asian women exhibit "Lemming Syndrome."
Straight razor blades are not food.
Never put your foot through a hot water heater.
Stuff To Watch For:
6 mins - RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST A OLD MAN!
7 mins - OUCH! (Wood lathe to the face.)
8 mins - OUCH! (Block of nails through the hand into the face.)
16 mins - OUCH! (Punched through the stomach.)
17 mins - Where did the hole in Ricky's hand go?
31 mins - Man, I would not want to get chopped with that thing.
32 mins - Slow motion, this is going to suck for you buddy. OUCH! (Chopper thing to the head.)
42 mins - Yeah, his fingers matched the notes he was playing...
45 mins - OUCH! (Knife skinning his face.)
46 mins - Does anybody stay in their cell around here?
47 mins - RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST A GOLDFISH!
48 mins - Hehehehe! What was that goofy stuff?
58 mins - OUCH! (Cane through the eye.)
62 mins - OUCH! (Punch through the jaw and hand.)
69 mins - RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST A DOG!
74 mins - Do not warn your hero that a backhoe is sneaking up on him.
75 mins - OUCH! (Very large wrench to the head.)
80 mins - OUCH! (Head punched in half.)
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Reply #1.
Posted on March 15, 1999, 04:14:01 AM by email@example.com
This is the freakest movie in the world also the most gore. DIRECTOR AND WRITTER-Simon Nam. RICKY-Fan Siu Wong . It´s also take from a manga.......
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Reply #2.
Posted on May 02, 1999, 12:48:49 AM by firstname.lastname@example.com
I bought this movie a few years back on the tai seng label... all Manderin, no subs. Strangely, it did't detract too much.
But gorehounds rejoice! A dubbed version is being released this summer! Check out Amazon.com for details.
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Posted on May 14, 1999, 07:38:21 AM by
Next to "Dead Alive" this is surly one of the goriest movies I have ever seen.Entertaining, but very dumb.
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Posted on September 01, 1999, 11:55:47 PM by email@example.com
This film is the best I've seen this year (1999). It really puts to shame that American Fist of the North Star movie with Sean Penn's fat brother. AMAZON.COM should have this film on VHS already, so go to them if you don't live in the US.
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Posted on September 15, 1999, 03:56:09 AM by email@example.com
I have had this movie for over two months,and I watch it once every week. I never get tired of it. Oh would I kill if I could find a wav of "We're gonna get you for killing Freddyyyyy! Yaaaaah!". I would be complete. The English dubbed version is a treat because half of the voice talents in this movie sound so ridiculous it's laughable. But seriously,a glass eye is no place to put your mints.
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Reply #6.
Posted on September 19, 1999, 04:25:50 AM by
After watching this movie...I had a life changing result..I became a hero to many felons in the prisons...and released them all..just like our crooked judicial system..
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Posted on September 25, 1999, 12:44:34 AM by email@example.com
I watched this movie and watch out.. There's a version of it out there that is heavily censored. The packaging was in Chinese but everything was subtitled. (Not dubbed over) As soon as you began to have gore, the damn censors cut it out.. Ruined most of the movie for me. Although, the fight scenes in this movie were classic. :)
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Posted on October 04, 1999, 11:23:55 PM by Audiolizard
The only movie worse than Meet The Feebles.
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"The smoke is our main concern. It covers the whole area and is thick, making it hard to see and to breathe. They say it's considered hazardous and are telling people to stay indoors, in recycled air-conditioned air if at all possible. Don't let your kids or pets play outside. They even closed the Cashmere schools half of Thursday and all day Friday. Other schools have cancelled recess and soccer practices and such. Schools are moving football games to other cities. There was a marathon scheduled in town for the weekend, but they cancelled it. Go outside minimal amounts only as necessary. They're even suggesting people head out of town if they can.
My almost-two-year-old son really wants to play outside, and it's been difficult keeping him in. How do you explain this to the little guys?
There is ash everywhere. You open your car door and you can see a cloud of ash fly up. Or even in places you can see it as you walk through it. It's almost like having sea-salt in your hair at the beach, and it feels like dirt in your eyes. I'm sure this can't be good for our lungs! The whole town smells like campfires and we are all talking about how to get the smell out of our cars, houses, clothes when this is over.
They say you can wear masks when outside to reduce the amount of smoke and ash you inhale, but they have to be a an N-95 I think in order to be strong enough to be of any use against this crud in the air.
At night, the smoke settles down further into the valley and makes it seem like a dense fog. Last night, I was out late, and it was difficult to drive in. In the morning it lifts some, but you still can't see the tops of buildings or trees. By afternoon you might be able to see a patch or two of the supposedly "sunny and clear skies" on the weather forecasts. One or two evenings the smoke has lifted and you can see huge flames engulfing trees on the hillside. Quite pretty, but very intimidating.
During the day you can look directly at the sun. It's clouded in smoke and is an interesting red color. Almost like a harvest moon or like a lovely long sunset.
There are evacuations all over town. Some are being upgraded, some downgraded, and some areas go back and forth depending on the winds. There are barricades on many roads, some manned and some not. This is taking place in several cities - Wenatchee, Cashmere, Entiat, even Chelan. And of course there is the large fire at Grand Coulee. Quincy, Moses Lake, Ephrata are all getting smoke from our fires and the Grand Coulee fire.
Governor Gregoire was in Wenatchee yesterday. Both Chelan and Douglas counties have declared a state of emergency. Gregoire activated the National Guard and we will have additional troops to help out and two additional helicopters. There has been only one helicopter helping with this fire so far. I'm hoping this means they will be able to contain the fires more quickly. I'm hearing they hope to have the fires out by mid-week next week.
They are doing some back-burning today to try to keep it away from houses again.
Red Cross is set up on our campus to take in evacuees and also feed firefighters. Our parking lot always has at least a few fire engines in it, and a news crew or two. Our office is fairly close to the fire, so it almost seems to be part of the "staging" area.
The town has been overwhelming with support. Local businesses are offering free services to evacuees and firefighters, and the Red Cross has accepted so many donations they are now asking people to donate to the local food banks instead.
One of my employees lives a few miles from the fire and says she can't even see her neighbor's house through the smoke. Another of my employees walked into the office today wearing a mask proclaiming how nice it is to breathe!"
--Lianna Bergherm, Wenatchee Station Manager.
Here is a list of road closures in the Wenatchee area as of 9/14/2012
And a list of sites that are constantly updating information for you:
Wenatchee World
Chelan County Emergency Management


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Colorful Accents: Framed Scarves
I have a bit of an obsession with scarves. I can't go into a shop without beelining toward the pretty folded squares or colorful looped displays. They're a year-round wardrobe staple. Though the season for long knitted types will be here before we know it, I'm looking toward the silky square versions for inspiring wall hangings.
I'm off to Brimfield for the final antique show of 2013. Though I'm usually on the hunt for home goods, I inadvertently spend a significant amount of time in the fashion tent, pining over the pretty vintage accessories. This year, I may just allow myself a few scarves and handkerchiefs to fill some bland, blank walls in my apartment. A framed Vera (or five) would certainly liven things up!
I have plenty of scarves, but they're mostly long and bulky. I'd like to collect a few specifically for framing as wall décor. After honing my personal style during the past month, I am looking forward to Curing the rest of my spaces to be more "me."
Do you have any framed textiles at home?
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Jon Snow's Wicked Games
While I work on a Dina Lohan article, please enjoy Kit Harington in Flaunt Magazine. I was browsing through the site while preparing to write an article about Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Have a story to tell you about him at TIFF which I'll get to sooner or later but then I came across Jon Snow being beautiful and British and thought you might enjoy. Click here.


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IG Online's annual tradition of holiday-themed features continues with this profile of Dutch gymnast Bart Deurloo, who plans to use his 2012 accomplishments as a launch for new successes in 2013.
Capping his year with a gold medal on high bar at the Challenger Cup of Ostrava last month, Dutch gymnast Bart Deurloo told IG he is pleased with his 2012 successes and eager to achieve more in 2013.
"It was great to win my first World Cup (FIG Challenger Cup), and it gives me a boost to train even harder," Deurloo said. "2012 began with an injury on my ankle that started in November 2011, so at the European championships (in April) I did basic routines. But after that I won the Dutch nationals and made the finals with my German (Bundesliga) team, TV Weztgau, and won a World Cup. So the last half of the year was great."
Born Feb. 23, 1991, in Ridderkerk, Deurloo trains under head coach Jeroen Jacobs and assistant coach Jos Eigenbrood at the O & O Zwijndrecht club. He finished 14th all-around at the 2011 European Championships in Berlin, and seventh all-around in qualifications at the 2012 Europeans in Montpellier, where no all-around final was contested. Deurloo also competed in the all-around at the 2009 and 2010 World Championships.
Deurloo said that, despite his break-out success on high bar late this year, he will continue to train as an all-around gymnast.
"I will perform all-around as long as I can, and, as I get older, I will probably focus on a few apparatuses - high bar for sure," he said. "At the 2016 Olympics I will do all-around if I qualify."
Deurloo said he has gained confidence through teammate Epke Zonderland's gold medal-winning performance on high bar at this summer's Olympics in London.
"Epke inspires a lot of people, I think, and his win really motivated me," Deurloo said. "Because, if he can do it, why can't I?"
Deurloo plans to celebrate Christmas with family, and New Year's Eve with friends. He is looking forward to new achievements in 2013.
"My goals for the new year are to make lot of finals and win a lot of medals," he told IG. "I hope for a healthy year with no big injuries or sickness. And I wish everybody a good year."
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A fast tango that has the feeling of the "saudade", nostalgia, homesickness. Passion, intense and romantic feelings, latin flavours, passionate dance but also a sense of drama and tension. It has also a bit of flamenco in it.
It features traditional acoustic instruments such as bandoneon (the accordion from argentina), piano, double bass and percussion (djembe and shaker).
Suitable for dance, videos with a passionate feeling, hard boiled scenes and all that it can suggest to your fantasy, also to simply enjoy the music.
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BOSTON (AP) — Northwestern District Attorney David Sullivan is set to host the first annual Safe School Summit, an anti-bullying forum featuring best-selling author Rachel Simmons.
The summit is scheduled for Wednesday at the Smith College Conference center in Northampton.
Simmons is the author of "Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls" and "The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence." She works with schools and organizations to develop strategies to empower girls and reduce bullying.
More than 100 teachers, school administrators, counselors and staff from youth coalitions have registered to attend the summit.
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'Bethesda has officially announced The Evil Within, the first game from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami's studio Tango Gameworks. The Evil Within is a survival horror title due to arrive on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and next-generation consoles in 2014.'
Lets hope its not an action game. Most horror games are action games with creepy stuff. This should be survival horror.
So much hype for Live Action trailer, lulz. It looks cool, but come on, show gameplay.


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Do you know of any easy to use, low-speed virtual classroom? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Do you know of any easy to use, low-speed virtual classroom? Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Technology Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message JoeRomanoJoined: 12 Jan 2010Posts: 49 Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 3:56 am Post subject: Do you know of any easy to use, low-speed virtual classroom? I am working with some Chinese people and they want to set up a virtual classroom to accommodate some 20 learners. The problem is that most such programs are hard to use, are bulky and require high speed "1st world' connections, preferably cable ones. If you live in some rural area and use a WI FI then the reception becomes bad and the voice gets choppy and no video appears. Do you know of any good software that would be simple, easy to use and that would not require a top speed cable connection? Say, a student or a teacher could sit in a WI FI area somewhere and do their thing? Back to top hollysuelJoined: 07 Oct 2007Posts: 225Location: Connecticut, USA Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 1:21 am Post subject: Elluminate is the only one that I have used successfully with low bandwidth! Taught a group of Chinese students and a group of students from Burkina Faso. The Burkina Faso students were on dialup and the classroom worked just fine. Back to top epik_teacherJoined: 09 Aug 2010Posts: 52 Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 10:58 am Post subject: You might try Moodle, it's a free platform program that's designed by teachers for teachers. Not too difficult to set up and learn to use. http://moodle.org/ Back to top BadBeagleBadJoined: 23 Aug 2010Posts: 1186Location: 24.18105,-103.25185 Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 6:46 pm Post subject: I have also use Iluminate with great success with people from a variety of countries, who didn´t have great internet speed. It is easy to learn to use, you can upload PowerPoint presentations, or you can type your own as you go on the whiteboard. You can get a free Iluminate class that ha the capacity to invite two people. You can upgrade to more if you need too. It´s at: https://www.learncentral.org Back to top MotherFJoined: 07 Jun 2010Posts: 1446Location: 17°48'N 97°46'W Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 11:24 pm Post subject: I'm not clear on what exactly you want to do with it, but I started using Edmodo.com with my classes a year ago and love it. I use it as a supplement to the regular classroom, not a substitute. Mostly as a homework delivery system, but students can also ask me and each other questions. I'm also currenly teaching an intensive course which is full and as an experiment we decided to let student who were not able to get into the intensive to follow the edmodo course in an effort to prepare for their exit exam from the English program. It remains to be seen if any of those students successfully pass. (I doubt it.) Edmodo is modled after Facebook, but you have a completely closed group. I've been using Google+ with 5 friends, and I like that google+ has the opportunity to have closed circles of friends, unlike facebook, so I could post things just to my students, and other things just to friends, and still other things to family. Meaning I would no longer have to use a separate thing such as Edmodo for students. Now if Google+ will just catch on... 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It may be different in 2010, if only because the winds of change are not exactly blowing against the Republicans or challenger Vince Tabone. Can the mid-term wave, however large or small it might be, trickle down to the local level? Remember that Dan Halloran was able to take back the City Council seat that covers a lot of that same district, but Halloran wasn't running against a strong incumbent like Carrozza. Tabone has the blessings of the party hierarchy, and that is usually job one.
"I was a Giuliani official and a Pataki official, so I have been involved in both government and in my community," says Tabone. Tabone has also worked with GOP chair Phil Ragusa in helping other Republican candidates, so he can probably rely on his party faithful.
The State Assembly does not have matching funds for candidates - what you raise is still what you can use - so being an incumbent has the benefits of already having traction. Then add to the fact that once Tabone starts raising serious cash - and he has - the Democratic Assembly Committee (DAC) might launch into high gear to protect Carrozza. There is also a Republican Assembly Committee that can do the same for their side, but they probably will not for a challenger, since they are just trying to hold the seats they have right now.
Tabone has raised a tidy $30,000 thus far, and we are far from November. This makes this a competitive race. Carrozza can raise above whatever she already has, and since she has not had to spend money on big challengers too often, she should be set financially.
This will be a closer race than usual in this district because of a few factors. For one, Queens County chairman Phil Ragusa lives in this area and he has been a successful chairup tot this point. And Halloran is there to provide help, as well as proof that it can be done. But Carrozza has been active on a few important fronts, such as her presence on the Committee on Aging, where she sponsored legislation to protect seniors from bad health insurance policies.
What can be tough for Tabone is that all of the Republicans that won last November had certain factors that made it somewhat advantageous for them. Councilman Eric Ulrich in the 32nd Council District was able to first win a special election, which is always good for Republicans because they can get around party politics and stick to the issues. Ulrich then campaigned hard as the incumbent and won re-election. Tabone doesn't have a special election to swipe.
Meanwhile, Halloran faced a tough opponent in Kevin Kim, but the Democratic primary was so messy for Kim that Halloran was able to build up support while that was going on. Carrozza doesn't have a primary from which to get exhausted. Even Peter Koo, in his surprising win to the City Council, wound up facing a challenger that was not the Democratic Party's first choice.
Should Tabone upset Carrozza, it would be the most significant turnover in the city – even with those other interesting races that we saw last November. Tabone knows the district well. What the voters in Bayside, Little Neck, and Douglaston should expect is an issues-based campaign on both sides, since both candidates are deeply involved in politics in that area. It's a fun district for which to run a race, and the voters there are top notch. But it's tough running as a challenger today with no matching funds, and what American wants to run against "Ann Margaret"?


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Ann Daly uses the graduate education she received at UNF every day in her role
as the manager of rehabilitation psychology in the Department of Behavioral
Medicine at Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital and Centers.
graduated in 2008 with a master's in health administration. She chose UNF
because, as a Jacksonville native, she wanted a local, traditional face-to-face
small classroom environment in which to study. Already established in a professional
clinical career of providing psychotherapy services to patients and their
family members at Brooks Rehabilitation, she knew her degree would be an asset
if she wanted to move into management. "UNF's rigorous academic curriculum
provided me with a solid foundation of information about health-care
administration," Daly said. "Attending UNF allowed me to work full time and to
attend classes in the evenings."
Daly is truly a lifelong learner. She earned her
first graduate degree, a master's in social work from Florida State University,
which allowed her to become a licensed independent clinical practitioner. Her
graduate degree from UNF allowed her to move to management. "I am blessed to be
able to combine both graduate experiences into a successful career," she said.
"My graduate degree from FSU provided me with clinical skills to help others.
My graduate degree from UNF provided me with management skills needed on a
broader level to help lead the Rehabilitation Psychology team; thereby serving
more people for their rehabilitation needs."
said many of the most endearing lessons she learned went well beyond reading
textbooks, learning theories, writing research papers and getting correct
answers on exams. "I learned the value of meeting new people and developing
relationships with individuals from different cultures and backgrounds," she
said. "Working on team projects enhanced the lesson of conflict resolution as
we each strived to understand our differences and to effectively negotiate
compromises on assignments. Lessons in teamwork included knowing when and how
to use skills of collaboration and leadership while staying focus on the
mission of the academic assignment."
Several professors played significant roles in
Daly's education. Dr. Steve Paulson, a professor in the Coggin College of
Business, was her instructor for Organizational Management. "I loved his real-world
stories, his passion for students and his extensive handwritten notes on papers
submitted. I knew he read every word I wrote. That was evidence to me of his
attention to details. It was his commitment to me that inspired my desire to
learn beyond what he taught in the classroom."
Dr. Mai Zhao, a professor in the Brooks College of
Health, taught the first Quantitative Analysis course for M.H.A. students and required
the use of an unfamiliar software program. "I was a rookie with various
electronic spreadsheets," Daly remembered. "I quickly realized generational
differences when I saw my peers' fingers flying on the keyboard as they completed
assignments. I remember struggling to simultaneously master complex formulas
electronically. Needless to say, it was a challenge for me. Dr. Zhao taught me
patience, perseverance and commitment. She volunteered her time to work with
me; she verbalized her faith and her confidence in my ability to master the
course materials during my times of doubt. That was impressive. I knew she
cared. I worked hard to show her what I learned. She respected me and I
respected her and I passed the course."
Among the highlights Daly recounts are her participation in health-care study-abroad
experiences in France, England and China; co-authoring two articles published
in peer-referenced journals; her election by her peers twice to the position of
president of Upsilon Phi Delta, a national academic honor society for students
in health-care administration; and the cumulative experience of listening,
discussing, debating, researching and studying health-care issues with her
peers. "Studying under caring and informative faculty who demanded the best
only served to enrich and to challenge my abilities," she said. "The
friendships, the laughter, the stressful moments, the handling of mishaps and
the ability to maintain a disciplined lifestyle in order to share the joy of success
were fun rides. I have a greater appreciation of diverse cultures and
generational differences. My former classmates have successful careers and many
of us continue to stay in touch with one another. Those are priceless
A focus of Daly's career has been helping others overcome chronic pain. "I had
years of experience with acute pain and helping patients as they recovered from
extensive and painful burn injuries," she said. "There was an opportunity to
learn about chronic pain and to become involved with the Brooks Pain
Rehabilitation program. I jumped at the opportunity and learned everything I
could about the psychological aspects of chronic pain and I had a great mentor.
At this time, I do not actively work on the pain team at Brooks due to numerous
clinical and management responsibilities."
addition to her time-consuming professional responsibilities, Daly still makes
time for her alma mater. "I enjoy giving back to UNF," Daly said. "I serve on
the UNF Alumni Association Board of Directors and as an adjunct instructor in
the Brooks College of Health, Department of Public Health, where I teach the
course U.S. Health Care Systems to undergraduate students. I hope that all UNF
alumni understand there are multiple opportunities to continue to be a part of
UNF — attend alumni leisure and educational activities, give of their time or make
financial contributions. Stay in touch electronically by joining LinkedIn. Join
the UNF Alumni Group as well as the MHA Alumni group online. It is not important
how you stay involved with UNF, it is just important that you do."


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The more Warren Sapp talks, the more we have to commend the Pro Football Hall of Fame voters for their ability to separate professional substance from personal style. When they decided to send Sapp to Canton in August to collect his yellow jacket, they overlooked the spigot under his nose in favor of work he did on the field -- a careful division of the phony from the genuine.
As an athlete, Sapp constituted something of an original, a new prototype for defensive linemen. As a personality, he routinely descended into farce.
Sapp always longed to cross over from jock royalty to full-scale celebrity. He followed Jose Canseco's credo -- "I'm not just an athlete, I'm an entertainer'' -- from the moment he arrived in the NFL. To this day, he is never as funny as he tries to be, and he laughs endlessly at his own jokes. But Sapp's disdain for his sport's willful smothering of anything resembling a personality still merits a nod to the effort.
His obsession with Michael Strahan, however, reveals the fundamental weaknesses of his act. Seething envy, the usual suspect behind most Sapp comments about Strahan, doesn't even crack the Top 5. The shots have become startlingly redundant and rehearsed, so scripted that they could be political sloganeering if the slogans veered miles off message.
His comments to The Tampa Tribune a week ago sounded very much like the ones he used on the NFL Network Tuesday, recycling the B-U-S line.
"For all of the people who are not historians of the football as I am, Michael Strahan started his career at right defensive end in New York to replace Lawrence Taylor. The great Lawrence Taylor. In those three years he (Strahan) had 12 sacks, which averages out to four a year. So they put 'B-U-S' and they said, 'Wait, before we call him a bust let's move him to the left side.' Hey, there you go. 10 1/2 sacks a year, 128. He's a great left end. Simeon Rice (had) 122 (sacks) at right end and ain't never been moved.''
Let's set aside the facts that Reggie White also played most of his career on the left side and that Strahan was a better run defender than Sapp. Let's look past the oddity of Sapp still railing about the former Giant even though Hall of Fame voters put him, and not Strahan, into Canton this year. If his intent was to talk about Rice, why did he make most of the argument about Strahan?
As much as he chafes at Strahan's daytime-television fame, Sapp knows that invoking the co-host of "Live with Kelly and Michael'' gave him a huge platform. He couldn't draft off his ex-teammate's name. Simeon Rice alone wouldn't add buzz to his remarks.
After the Hall of Fame vote, Sapp expressed some surprise that the panel rejected the allure of the "media darling" Strahan and admitted him instead, but he seems more distracted by Strahan's celebrity than anyone else. Sapp is now, via his NFL Network perch, a member of the media, and he clearly finds the former Giant irresistible. He willingly casts himself in Strahan's shadow, forgetting that apathy, not hostility, is the opposite of adoration. Strahan, meanwhile, barely notices Sapp anymore.
In this go-around, Sapp was bested by a public relations guy. The Giants' Pat Hanlon tweeted on Tuesday night: "Warren Sapp should take Brian Cashman's advice …"
When comments bring out the Bill Maher in a team flak, the commenter has long ceased to be a provocative antidote to NFL culture. These days, Sapp's big act of rebellion appears to be not raising his hand before he wisecracks from the back of the classroom.
Even when he appeared on "Dancing with the Stars," to hilarious effect, Sapp did nothing terribly original. That path for NFL players began years earlier with Jerry Rice, who endured the mockery and accusations of post-NFL desperation that attend such pioneering. Sapp drafted off him, too, years after dismantling Rice's anterior cruciate ligament by grabbing his facemask and hurling him to the turf in a motion that twisted his knee out of joint. (See the 3:45 mark.)
In his autobiography, Sapp wrote that he had heard Rice was upset he didn't call him to apologize. "You don't apologize for a clean hit,'' he said disingenuously in "Sapp Attack.'' He also went into a long rationalization for laying out the Packers' Chad Clifton in 2002. He often sounds like a lawyer mounting a defense on details more than the man behind the nickname QBKilla.
He advertised his book's candor, but when questions arose on the publicity tour about his bankruptcy and his divorce, Sapp did a lot of bobbing and weaving.
Sapp eventually mustered an apology for Jeremy Shockey, whom he accused of being a snitch in the Saints' bounty affair, in part because the unsubstantiated broadside threatened his commentary gig. Again, Sapp had tried to position himself as a rebel, taking on the commissioner's prosecutorial zeal, but all he really did in the end was malign a fellow player. It's an old act.
Maybe at one time, Sapp could be simultaneously entertaining and genuine. He definitely worked to befriend members of the media, if he thought they could help him. Most, at some point, saw through Sapp and still appreciated him as an athlete. That's how he got into Canton, where he will receive a bust, a jacket and a microphone.
Ten years ago, his Hall of Fame speech would have been anticipated as a treat. Now, we have to wonder if it will be a cynic's drinking game. Sapp stopped being able to surprise us a long time ago. The induction ceremony gives him a fresh chance to be unpredictable, and genuine for the first time in ages.


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