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Originally posted by scratcher
reply to post by Dr Expired
With all due respect , i find your rant a little harsh. I am a "truck driver" and i have driven this road you speak of , and i currently drive long distances in Aus. If you ever have the chance to get a ride in a 60 ton loaded truck on this road and consider how long it takes to stop when a car in front of you brakes for no reason, slows to turn without indicating, overtakes you then slows down, speeds up when you try to overtake them , slows down to read a sign because they are lost, remember this. The road is our workplace , we are not there to enjoy the scenery,cry because we are late for work or complain that the lights are red, we are at work. How would you like it if i came to your workplace and whinged about the way you conducted your business. All truck drivers are guided by laws and regulations that are not only the drivers responsibility to follow, but also the company owners. If these laws are broken the driver gets the worst of it because it was his/her decision to drive the truck, if it is unroadworthy , dont drive it, if you are out of hours , dont drive. All drivers can refuse to drive and not lose their job if they have to break the law to do it. Maybe you should be aware of people in their workplace, its no holiday. scratchya later
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Dr Expired
Oh and let's not forget, a truck driver has a lot more skill than the average car driver, and with this skill comes the attitude of "I'm bigger and heavier than you" and really, any car driver that doesn't realise (too many IMO) that mass ALWAYS wins are just asking for trouble.
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I have quite a few relatives who have just turned 18 - these kids are driving big trucks - and I mean B - Doubles. They have done no advanced driving courses at all.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Truthandinfo
I have quite a few relatives who have just turned 18 - these kids are driving big trucks - and I mean B - Doubles. They have done no advanced driving courses at all.
Dunno how they got their MC licence at 18, since you need to have held a HR licence for at least a year before you can get your MC licence and before you can get your HR licence, you need to have had a full C class licence for at least a year as well, then there is a year or two that you have to spend on your P's before obtaining a full licence, so even if a 16 year old get's his P's (possible in ACT I think, but their P's last for 3 years, not 2..) then they couldn't get their MC licence until they were 20.
So how does an 18 year old get to drive a B double again...?
Originally posted by cartenz
wow, lots of people really hate truck drivers--its evident by all the emotive language used.
For those unaware, truckies used to use the term "the filth" for the special branch of police that enforce load sizes, tire tread quality, rego, et al. The police dont look the other way as the OP suggested, this is just someone using pejorative language with no real data.
Originally posted by Dr Expired
Another FIVE human beings in Queensland dead , after another Truck and car collision .
Here is another that continues the tradition of preempting the facts , stating the smaller vehicle collided with the truck.
Think hard on this conspiracy, anyone who values justice.
The media is scared witless , about blaming the Trucking Industry, better to blame the dead.
Most news reports automatically state " a car collided with atruck" .
The Police make out its the car that causes the collisions , anyone with a conscience will tell you , the trucking industry kills more Aussie civilians with impunity, than any terrorist scum because the Australian government makes money from , turning away from those they laughingly are supposed to represent, in favour of donations and taxes from the transport industry.
FIVE human beings all from the same family.
The death stench is nothing to the stench of the criminals who made this possible, trucks that speed , who tailgate even in near blinding rain , trucks that are driven by unlicensed cheap labour, trucks that are driven by people who say awake by taking drugs.
WHY is this allowed?
MONEY...to those who turn their eyes away as they count their wallets stuffed with the misery of the dead,maimed and grief stricken loved ones left behind
You seem extremely confused, I think your issue is that you dont believe the results of investigations after accidents or you take things told by the media a little to seriously.
Media and police might make it sound like the family in the 4wd were at fault, however until a forensic investigation is done why believe what the TV tells you.
I can understand you might have seen many crashes involving trucks but to start speculating with no real investigation seems wrong and the way charlatans trying to deceive operate.edit on 10/11/12 by Hefficide because: (no reason given)

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I Fell for Le Labo's Santal 33 Just Like the Rest of the World and I Don't Care if That Makes Me a Sucker
I mean, even Justin frickin' BEIBER wears it.
Scent is a subjective experience; we might have a basic, universal understanding of what "rose" or "vanilla" smell like, but the way a fragrance develops, its interactions with individual body chemistry, and its connections to unique and deep memories is quite personal.
In today's vast world of perfume, we mainly decide which samples to spritz based on cold and impersonal lists of notes, reviews and recommendations from so-called experts, designer names, packaging design, marketing, and whichever celebrity holds the bottle in the advertisements. Opinions begin to take shape before that first molecule hits our noses.
When I read about Chandler Burr's Untitled Series at LuckyScent, I was instantly intrigued. Through this project, Burr, who was the perfume critic at The New York Times, which is where I became a fan of his work, exposes you to the artistry and intricacies of a scent--free from the cultural, visual, and descriptive elements that might otherwise influence your experience. In other words, without the packaging.
Driven by a cryptic snippet from the description--"Wait (people think, transfixed on the sidewalk), what is this? Did an island just materialize around the corner?"--I crossed my fingers that I wouldn't end up with a piña colada-type fragrance, and ordered my very own 30 ml sample for $40.
I recognized the fragrance immediately. We'll get to that in a minute, but first, I asked Burr about the project, what he calls "olfactory art," and learned a few surprising things. Spoiler alert: Britney Spears and Tide detergent are involved.
For those of us who are a little late to the party, can you tell us the inspiration behind the Untitled Series?
Chandler Burr: It comes directly and purely from my experience as The New York Times scent critic. I had assistants who arrived everyone Monday morning and unpacked all the scent that had arrived during the week, and set them out in order. I'd come in, [my assistant] would dip or spray two blotters with them, and we'd sit and smell and look at each other poker-faced and smell and finally one of us would start to speak. We'd discuss it.
I wouldn't know its artist or what brand it was and I sure as hell wouldn't see any of the visual marketing presentation. It profoundly, completely alters your perception of each perfume, strips away all this stuff. It was terrific.
The Untitled Series is my way of making that available to people. It's something that's virtually impossible to experience--perfumes as they actually are, their beauty and strangeness, their aesthetics, their technical feats, without all the distorting visual framing devices.
Most consumers see perfume as a beauty product. How did you arrive at your conclusion that fragrance is a work of art?
CB: It always seemed blindingly obvious to me. A perfume has to be considered a work of art, no more and no less than a work of music, painting, or writing (and a work of design as well). The medium of scent is a great artistic medium; scent raw materials, the absolutes and essences, are equal to paints and clays and metals. Perfume is the art that speaks to the human sense of smell, just as painting speaks to the sense of sight, and music to the sense of hearing.
Like clay, paint, steel, plastic, and so on, scent materials are artificial, and all art mediums must be artificial in the best sense of the word--all art is artificial by definition because the artist's job is to create lies and fictions, to manipulate their viewers or listeners. The more successfully they manipulate us, the more successful the work of art.
Frédéric Malle Dans Tes Bras, Mugler Cologne (everyone, both men and women, should own a bottle), Esteé Lauder Pleasures (a great, great scent unfairly overlooked due to its Gwenyth-with-puppies ads), Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue for women (not the one marketed to men, and again, forget the stupid gendering. If anything it's better on guys), the original Narciso Rodriguez. Hell, I could go on and on. All of these change our perception of reality and have an immense impact on us.
Olfactory art is so far completely overlooked, but its position today among art historians, museum curators, and even the general public is essentially equivalent to that of photography thirty years ago, when photographs were virtually unrecognized as art, and this is about to change completely in the next decade.
On that note, what makes a fragrance Impressionistic, Realistic, and so on?
CB: We have a hugely well-developed, detailed, deep language that we've created to deal with art, this most subjective of things. The schools--Impressionism, Classicism, Industrialism--are ways for us to organize our reactions, our values, our perceptions of the works we do or don't place in them, a way to order things.
It's ridiculously obvious that Drakkar Noir is one of the greatest and most brilliant works of Industrialism ever produced--its central molecule is dihydromyrcenol, the central scent molecule in the functional perfume created for Tide laundry detergent, and artist Pierre Wargnye's use of this most industrial of all materials in fine art is exactly what industrialist artists were doing in all the other mediums from music to paint.
Every other art form has a serious criticism applied to it. Critics and journalists write intelligently and thoughtfully about architecture and sculpture. I believe we must apply the same criticism, the same aesthetic language to works of perfume--and to the artists who create them--as well. They merit this in every way.
Speaking of which, let's cut out this bullshit of referring to scent artists—perfumers, if you want--as "noses." It's moronic and patronizing, and Edmond Roudnitska, one of the greatest mid-20th-century artists, hated it as much as I do. "Mozart was not an ear," Roudnitska observed with appropriate disdain, "Van Gogh was not a hand. I am not a nose." Goddamn right.
"'Mozart was not an ear,' Edmond Roudnitska observed with appropriate disdain, 'Van Gogh was not a hand. I am not a nose.' Goddamn right."
As you strip away name, packaging, marketing, have you come across any surprising fragrances? Anything we're not "supposed" to like, from say, a celebrity, or something that could be purchased at a drugstore?
CB: Absolutely. There is JLo's Glow, Sarah Jessica Parker's Lovely (excellent) [Author's note: I wore this until one of my students told me that I smelled like his mother], Calvin Klein, this very commercial brand, Midnight Fantasy by Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue Darling, which is just awesome, a perfect work of Pop art.
Lastly, what makes a fragrance memorable or interesting? And how much does packaging play a part in that?
CB: Look, you know my extremist position on the packaging. I'm amazed that people I consider intelligent insist that it's inextricable from the perfume when no one--as far as I know--has put on Daisy and then walked around with the bottle pinned with some giant brooch to their blouse. Once the stuff comes out of the bottle and onto you, all the rest is gone, baby, gone. It's just the scent, and it lives and dies by itself and on its own merits.
I guess you can constantly tell people, "Oh, it's Daisy by Marc Jacobs!" because you have a thing for labels. Sorry, I just don't think serious people who are serious about perfume and know and understand it care about the bottle and the girl or the boy in the photo, etc.
"I don't think serious people who are serious about perfume and know and understand it care about the bottle and the girl or the boy in the photo."
I'm not a crazy guy living in some ivory tower; I realize that the presentation of art is important. A painting can be destroyed by an inappropriate frame. But seriously, a person of substance is going to leave the presentation devices behind pretty quickly and evaluate the work of art itself. Because in the end that's all there is.
S02E02 opens boldly green, with grapefruit and mango, more lush than aqueous. A bitter note sails in over the ripe, grassy, vegetation and takes me to my own garden: tomato. A softer floral, iris maybe, blurs out the edges of the green, and the scent settles into an almost woody lemon incense. It is the smell of bright colors through slight humidity, burning off into a close-hanging mist, more uplifting than oppressive. S02E02 brings to mind Gauguin's "The Seed of the Areoi," or perhaps Rousseau's "The Dream."
The identity of S02E02 will be revealed, along with a some of Burr's thoughts on the scent, at Noon PST on June 25 at LuckyScent.com. The next Episode will be released in July. I plan to try for one of the exclusive samples (the last Episode sold out in 16 hours) and test my nose again. Burr confirmed that my guess about S02E02's identity was indeed correct, so I am looking forward to something perhaps more challenging next time.
Any guesses on what S02E02 is? Will anyone else be joining me for the next installment? If your favorite scent were a work of art, what would it be?


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Waldie, J., Newman, D., "A gravity loading countermeasure skinsuit" Original Research Article Acta Astronautica, Volume 68, issues 7-8, April-May, Pages 722-230.
Stephen, G., Hsu, W.H., Saltzman, E., Holt, K., Newman, D., Weinberg, M., Wood, R., Nagpal, R., Young, D., Goldfield, E., "Multifractal Fluctuations in Joint angles during infant spontaneous kicking reveal multiplicativity-driven coordination", 2011.
Melo, P., Silva, M., Martins, J., Newman, D., "Control of Musculoskeletal Model of the Human Ankle Joint through Functional Electrical Stimulation" Biomechatronics Research Group (BRG/IDMEC/IST/UTL), Man-Vehicle Lab, Massachusetts Institutes of Technology, Multibody Dynamics Conference, Brussels, July 2011.
Meyen, F., Holschuh, B., Kobrick, R., Jacob, S., Newman, D., "Robotic Joint Torque Testing: A Critical Tool in the Development of Pressure Suit Mobility Elements." AIAA 2011-5105
Gilkey, A., Galvan, R., Johnson, A., Kobrick, R., Hoffman, J. ,Melo, P., Newman, D.,"Evaluation of a Surface Exploration Traverse Analysis and Navigation Tool." AIAA 2011-5181 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems, Portland , Oregon, July 17-21 2011
Kaderka, J., Hoffman, J., Newman, D., "Enhanced Planetary Surface EVA Mobility for Space Colonization." 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems, Portland, Oregon, July 17-21 2011
Schaffner, G., Nejman, A., Duda, J., Newman, D., Hoffman, J., Perusek,G.,"Kinematics Analysis and Joint Hysteresis Modeling and Control for Space Suit Simulator", AIAA 2011-1466, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, 44135, Infotech@ Aerospace 2011, March 29-31 2011, ST Louis, Missouri
Anderson, A., Waldie, J., Newman, D., "Modeling and Design of a BioSuit Donning System" AIAA 2010-6213, 40th International Conference on Environmental Systems 2010
Johnson, A., Hoffman, A., Newman, D., Mazaricos, E., Zuber, M., "An Intergrated Traverse Planner and Analysis Tool for Planetary Exploration", AIAA 2010-8829,Anaheim CA September 2010
Anderson, A., Newman, D., Gundersen, L., Trotti, G.," Framework for Space-Inspired Informal Education Exhibits"(AIAA) 2010-6175, 2010
Waldie, J.M., Newman, D.J. "A Gravity Loading Countermeasure Suit", Acta Astronautica (In Draft)
Johnson, A.W., Newman, D.J., Waldie, J., Hoffman, J., "An EVA Mission Planning Tool based on Metabolic Cost Optimization", 39th International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), 2009-01-2562, Savannah, GA, July 2009.
Holschuh, B.T., Waldie, J., Hoffman, J., Newman, D.J., "Characterization of Structural, Volume and Pressure Components to Space Suit Joint Rigidity", 39th International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), 2009-01-2535, Savannah, GA, July 2009.
Opperman, R., Waldie, J., Hochstein, J., Natapoff, A., Pollonini, L., Ansari, R., Jones, J., Newman, D.J., "Anthropometric and Blood Flow Characteristics Leading to EVA Hand Injury", International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), 2009-01-2471, Savannah, GA, July 2009.
Opperman, R.A., Waldie, J.M., Natapoff, A., Newman, D.J., "EVA Injury, Comfort and Protection: Improving the Plight of the Hand and Shoulder for the Constellation Program", 38th International Conference on Environmental Systems, San Francisco, CA, June 2008. (1st prize in student poster)
Carr C.E., Newman D.J.. "Characterization of a lower-body exoskeleton for simulation of space-suited locomotion." Acta Astronautica 62:308-323, 2008
Carr, C.E., Newman, D.J., "Space Suit Bioenergetics: Framework and Analysis of Unsuited and Suited Activity", Aviation, Space Environmental Medicine, 78:1013-1022, 2007
Carr, C.E., Newman, D.J., "Space Suit Bioenergetics: Cost of Transport During Walking and Running", Aviation, Space Environmental Medicine, 78:1093-1102, 2007.
Judnick, D.C., Newman, D.J., Hoffman, J.A., "Modeling and Testing of a Mechanical Counterpressure Bio-Suit System", International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), 2007-01-3172, Chicago, IL, July 2007.
Rader, A.R., Newman, D.J., Carr, C.E., "Loping: A Strategy for Human Locomotion?", International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), Paper number 07ICES-28, Chicago, IL, July 2007. (accepted).
Marquez, J.M., Newman, D.J., "Recommendations for Real-Time Decision Support Systems for Lunar and Planetary EVAs", International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES), Paper number 07ICES-90, Chicago, IL July 2007. (accepted)
Canina, M., Newman, D.J., Trotti, G.L., "Preliminary considerations for wearable sensors for astronauts in exploration scenarios", 3rd IEEE-EMBS International Summer School and Symposium on Medical Devices and Biosensors (ISSS-MDBS 2006), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, September 4-6, 2006.
Wolfrum, N., Newman, D.J., Bethke, K. "An automatic procedure to map the skin strain field with application to advanced locomotion space suit design", Proceedings of the 5th World Congress of Biomechanics, Munich, Germany, July 2006.
Marquez, J.J. and Newman, D.J. "Mission Planning and Re-planning for Planetary Extravehicular Activities: Analysis of Excursions in a Mars-Analog Environment and Apollo Program." Proc. International Conference on Environmental Systems. Norfolk, VA, July 16 – 20, 2006.
Jordan, N. C., Saleh, J. H., Newman, D. J., "The extravehicular mobility unit: A review of environment, requirements, and design changes in the US spacesuit", Acta Astronautica, Volume 59, Issue 12 , Pages 1135-1145, July 2006.
Wolfrum, N. An Automatic Procedure to Map the SkinStrain Field with Application to Advanced Locomotion Space Suit Design. Master's Thesis, April 2006.
Jordan, N. Multidiscplinary Spacesuit Modeling and Optimization: Requirement Changes and Recommendations for the Next-Generation Spacesuit Design. Master's Thesis, February 2006.
Sim, L. Development of a Mechanical Counter Pressure Bio-Suit System. Master's Thesis, February, 2006.
Smith, C. A., Jordan, N. C., Hassan, R. A., Saleh, J. H., and Newman, D. J., "Multi-Objective Optimization Approaches in Spacesuit Design", 44th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit AIAA-2006-0338, Reno, Nevada, Jan., 2006.
Jordan, N. C., Smith, C. A., Saleh, J. H., and Newman, D. J., "Development and Validation of a Multidisciplinary Spacesuit Model", 44th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, Reno, Nevada, Jan., 2006.
Saleh, J. H., Jordan, N. C., Newman, D. J., "Shifting the emphasis: from cost models to satellite utility or revenue models", 56th International Astronautical Congress (IAC), Fukuoka, Japan, October 17-21, 2005.
Marquez, J. J., Cummings, M. L., Roy, N., Kunda, M., Newman, D. J., "Collaborative Human- Computer Decision Support for Planetary Surface Traversal", AIAA 5th Aviation, Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference (ATIO), Arlington, Virginia, September 26 – 29, 2005.
Bethke, K., Newman, D.J., Radovitzky, R. Creating a skin strain field map with application to advanced locomotion spacesuit design. Poster Presentation, International Society of Biomechanics 20th Congress, Cleveland, Ohio, August 2005.
Carr, C.E. and Newman, D.J. "When is Running More Efficient than Walking in a Space Suit?" 35th International Conference on Environmental Systems, Rome, Italy, July 2005.
Jordan, N.C., Saleh, J.H., and Newman, D.J., "Understanding Change in the Extravehicular Mobility Unit: A Review of Environment, Requirements, and Design Changes," AIAA Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, July 2005.
Bethke, K. The Second Skin Approach: Skin Strain Field Analysis and Mechanical Counter Pressure Prototyping for Advanced Spacesuit Design. Master's Thesis, June 2005.
Carr, C. The Bioenergetics of Walking and Running in Space Suits. Ph.D. Thesis, May, 2005.
C.E. Carr and D.J. Newman. "When is running in a space suit more efficient than walking in a space suit?", Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., Warrendale, Pennsylvania, USA. SAE paper 2005-01-2970, 2005.
Sim, L., Bethke, K., Jordan, N., Dube, C., Hoffman, J., Brensinger, C., Trotti, G., Newman, D.J. Implementation and Testing of a Mechanical Counterpressure Bio-Suit System. 35th International Conference on Environmental Systems, Rome, Italy, July 2005.
Jordan, N., Saleh, J.H. and Newman, D.J. The Extra-Vehicular Mobility Unit: Case Study in Requirements Evolution and the Need for Flexibility in the Design of Complex Systems. Submitted to IEEE Transcations on Systems, Man and Cybernetics Part C, March 2005.
Trevino, L. and Carr, C.E. A First-Order Design requirement to Prevent Edema in Mechanical Counter-Pressure Space Suit Garments. Submitted to Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine, March 2005.
Newman, D.J., Bethke, K., Carr, C.E., Hoffman, J., Trotti, G. Astronaut Bio-Suit System to Enable Planetary Exploration. International Astronautical Congress, Vancouver, Canada, October 2004.
Bethke, K., Carr, C. E. Pitts, B. M., Newman, D.J., "Bio-Suit Development: Viable Options for Mechanical Counter Pressure", Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., Warrendale, PA, USA, SAE paper 2004-01-2294, 2004.
Bethke, K., Carr, C.E., Pitts, B.M., and Newman, D.J. Bio-Suit Development: Viable Options for Mechanical Counter Pressure? 34th International Conference on Environmental Systems, Colorado Springs CO, July 2004.
Carr, C.E., Newman, D.J., and Hodges, K.V. Geologic Traverse Planning for Planetary EVA. 33rd International Conference on Environmental Systems, Vancouver, Canada, July 2003.
Hodgson, E., Sidgreaves, R., Braham, S., Hoffman, J., Carr, C., Lee, P., Marmolejo, J., Miller, J., Rosenberg, I., Schwartz, S. Requirements and Potential for Enhanced EVA Information Interfaces. 33rd International Conference on Environmental Systems, Vancouver, Canada, July 2003.
Carr, C.E., Schwartz, S.J., and Rosenberg, I. A Wearable Computer for Support of Astronaut Extravehicular Activity. International Symposium on Wearable Computers, Seattle, October 2002.
Frazer, A.L., Pitts, B.M., Schmidt, P.B., Hoffman, J.A., and D.J. Newman. Astronaut Performance: Implications for Future Spacesuit Design. 53rd International Astronautical Congress, Houston, TX, October 2002.
Frazer, A, Pitts, B., Schmidt, P., Hodgson, E., and D. Newman. Quantifying Astronaut Tasks: Robotic Technology and Future Space Suit Design. Second Biennial Space Human factors Workshop, Houston, TX, January 2002.
Carr, C.E., Schwartz, S.J., and Newman, D.J. Preliminary Considerations for Wearable Computing in Support of Astronaut Extravehicular Activity. Technical Report 551, MIT Media Laboratory, September 2001.
Pitts, B., Brensinger, C., Saleh, J., Carr, C., Schmidt, P., Newman, D. Astronaut Bio-Suit for Exploration Class Missions: NIAC Phase 1 Report. 2001.
Schmidt, P. An Investigation of Space Suit Mobility with Applications to EVA Operations. Ph.D. Thesis Summary, 2001. PDF (0.4MB)
Schmidt, P., Newman, D., and Hodgson, E. Modeling Spacesuit Mobility: Applications to Design and Operations. AIAA and SAE International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES 2001), Orlando, FL, June 2001.
Carr, C.E. and Newman, D.J.Applications of Wearable Computing to Exploration in Extreme Environments. Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Mars Society Convention, Colorado Springs, Colorado, August 2000.
Newman, D.J., Schmidt, P., Rahn D.B., Metaxas, D., and Badler, N. Modeling the Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) Space Suit: Physiological Implications for Extravehicular Activity (EVA). AIAA and SAE International Conference on Environmental Systems, Toulouse, France, July 2000.
Rochlis, J. and D.J. Newman. A Tactile Display for International Space Station (ISS) Extravehicular Activity (EVA). Aviat Space and Environ Med, 71(6): 571-578, June 2000.
Schaffner, G., Newman, D.J. and Robinson, S. Computational Simulation of Extravehicular Activity Dynamics During a Satellite Capture Attempt. AIAA Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, 23(2): 367-369, March-April 2000.
Newman, D.J. and Schaffner, G.Computational Dynamic Analysis of Extravehicular Activity: Large Mass Handling. AIAA Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 35(2): 225-227, 1998.
Rochlis, J. and Newman, D.J. EVA Navigation in Space: A Demonstration of rhe Tactile Situation Awareness System. 68th Aerospace Medical Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, May 1997.
Schaffner, G., Newman, D.J. and S. Robinson. Inverse Dynamic Simulation and Computer Animation of EVA. AIAA-97-0232, AIAA 35th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno, NV, January 1997


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WASHINGTON -- Here's a nightmare for the Democrats: The party's bigwigs, rather than its voters, may end up choosing the presidential nominee.
If neither Illinois Sen. Barack Obama nor New York Sen. Hillary Clinton manages to pull decisively ahead in the next few weeks, the nomination could depend on the convention votes of 796 party leaders, or superdelegates, who are free to ignore the preferences of Democratic voters.
"To the public, that looks like a throwback to the old, corrupt system of smoke-filled rooms," says University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato.
Adds Norm Ornstein of the conservative American Enterprise Institute: "The party pols could make the decision."
The chances of that happening grew larger Tuesday when Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama battled to a near photo finish in the race for convention delegates. Because of the Democrats' delegate-allocation system, which awards votes based on how well each candidate did statewide and in each congressional district, the delegate count may not be final for several days.
In preliminary counts by the non-partisan RealClearPolitics.com and others, the two Democrats were within a few votes of each other, with 600 to 800 delegates each. A candidate needs 2,025 delegates to win the nomination.
Ten states and Washington, D.C., will hold primaries or caucuses Feb. 9 through Feb. 19, with Sen. Obama expected to do well in many of them. Ohio and Texas follow with primaries on March 4, and Sen. Clinton is favored in both.
If neither candidate scores a knock-out blow and they head into the April and May primaries, political experts predict the race will begin focusing on the superdelegates, who hold 20% of the votes at the convention.
Superdelegate votes were allocated to Democratic governors, senators and other party honchos in a series of party rules changes in 1984. The idea was to encourage the party's office holders to attend the convention and provide a firewall in case someone unelectable -- say, a Huey Long populist or Norman Thomas socialist -- swept the primaries, says Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who helped write the rules.
Democratic primaries have produced undisputed winners since then, however, and the superdelegates have never played a decisive role. That could change this year, and with potentially embarrassing results.
RealClearPolitics.com calculates that 211 superdelegates have announced plans to support Mrs. Clinton, compared with 128 for Mr. Obama, and political experts expect a steady trickle of additional superdelegates to choose sides in an effort to force the party to settle on a nominee.
That would give the superdelegates the balance of power, Mr. Sabato says, but it also would put them in an embarrassing spot. Allowing the party's honchos to decide the nomination would make it look as if the party were returning to days when party bosses controlled the nominating process. Democrats would be even more red-faced if key superdelegates then received big jobs in a new Democratic administration.
But a drawn-out nomination would be equally problematic for the party. It would give the Republican candidate time to begin organizing and fund raising for the November general election if, as expected, the Republicans settle on a candidate this month. And it would give Democrats less time to reconcile after an acrimonious campaign.
Superdelegates won't be easy for either candidate to hang on to, though, and they could make the campaign even more contentious. The high-profile superdelegates are likely to stick with their pledges. Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy isn't likely to waver in his support of Sen. Obama, for example, and Washington Sen. Patty Murray isn't likely to withdraw her pledge to Sen. Clinton.
Some superdelegates will need constant wooing, though, and as they are free to switch sides, that would set off battles between the candidates. Mr. Ornstein suggests that smaller-fish superdelegates will continually re-evaluate how either Mr. Obama's or Mrs. Clinton's nomination would affect down-ticket races. Would Mrs. Clinton bring out more Republicans, who could hurt the election chances of Democratic House members, for example, or would she turn out more women, who could help?
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Mr. Sabato predicts superdelegates will move to one candidate or the other by May or June to allow the party time to mend fences with its constituent groups before the August nominating convention in Denver.
Ironically, Democrats were trying to enlarge the role of the voters when the party shifted to the delegate-allocation system and unintentionally created the current deadlock.
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We don't often get an opportunity to test drive hybrid vehicles in winter in these parts.
Nor do we get to drive them through the frigid temperatures that have greedily sucked the juice out of my oil tank since the start of the New Year.
So, when the 2013 Ford C-MAX Hybrid, in SEL trim, arrived via @DrivenMind99 from Montreal for a seven-day stay, I welcomed the opportunity to put some cold kilometres on its odometer and to, hopefully, not suck much fuel from its tank.
While the C-MAX has been on most European roads since 2003, it's new to North America, having hit Canadian showrooms last fall.
I had my first drive in the C-MAX Hybrid at Canadian Car of the Year Test Fest in late October; my notes from that event reminded me that it had surprising pep; it was fun to toss around (the handling course); and that it was a quiet drive on regular roads.
Those opinions didn't change after my at-home wheel time on our winter roads.
Inside first...
But we'll kick our way in through the rear hatch...
Ford's hands-free liftgate was also something I wanted to test in winter. That Blue Oval tech made the entry process to the rear cargo area a fun task. With the keyfob in my pocket and two handfuls of grocery bags, all it took was a gentle kick motion under the rear bumper to open the liftgate and place said bags inside. That same kick motion closed the gate, which meant I didn't have to touch its dirt- and salt-covered metal.
Did the snow, slush, road salt and other winter delights hinder that kick process? Not at all; it worked each time. The only thing the winter stuff impeded upon was the rear-view camera (as it has in all my testers similarly equipped this winter); but it only took a wipe every now and then to clean and get the clear view I needed on its eight-inch centre-stack touch screen.
As far as cockpit visage goes, the C-MAX was a breath of fresh air compared to the many bland-looking hybrid offerings on the market. Its cabin was comfortable and airy with plenty of soft materials, bright lighting, and ambient coloured lighting in every nook and cranny it seemed. Supportive front leather seats offered lots of power movement and five-level heating.
The centre stack was highlighted by the eight-inch display screen which played host to SYNC, MyFord Touch, and the premium audio (Sony) and navigation systems.
I appreciated the extra-large windows on the C-MAX as they provided that open, airy feel and permitted excellent all-around visibility.
Ample storage compartments and plentiful power outlets, including a 110V/150W household-style plug, made the C-MAX interior as family-friendly as it was stylish and modern. The deep armrest bin held most of those power sources.
Its HVAC system featured dual-zone climate control and the C-MAX heated up fast on cold mornings.
Room up front and in the rear was ample for tall and wide folks, while the entry and exit process was easy for all members of my family (seniors would appreciate the simple entry/exit process, too).
While the rear seat was firm, I'd have no problem back there on a long ride. The rear floor, under the floor mats, offered two covered storage bins; they were the perfect spots to hide small items of value; I only discovered them after I took the mats out to wash prior to the C-MAX's return.
Olivia's booster seat fit very well and she had no problems with the no-help-from-mom-or-dad buckle process; parents will find it easy to latch infant seats onto the well-exposed lower tether anchors.
The cargo area had a decent 24.4 cubic feet of space which could be increased to 52.6 cu. ft. with the 60/40 split-fold rear seats down.
Outside, about the only thing that gave away that this ride was a green machine was its 'hybrid' badging on the sides and back; that was not a bad thing as the C-MAX offered a stylish Euro flair with a cool modern look.
On the road
I'm not sure if this was a good or bad thing, but Holy Hanna the C-MAX's brakes were touchy! Hyper-sensitive might be a better description.
The slightest press on the pedal had the power-assisted, four-wheel disc stoppers of its regenerative braking system stopping the little five-door in particularly prompt fashion; it was disconcerting a tad at first, but we got used to it after a few days.
A stomp of the gas pedal, as I said earlier, had a similarly surprising effect like the brakes as the hybrid offered some ginger.
The C-MAX's power came from its air-cooled, 1.6 kWh lithium ion battery which worked together with a 2.0L Atkinson cycle I-4 gas engine; it was a delightful marriage that produced a fine 188-horse lineage.
That power combo was linked to an electronically-controlled, continuously-variable transmission. The C-MAX was able to drive in electric mode, gas mode, or a combination of both.
As with any hybrid vehicle, fuel economy has to be at the fore. Government of Canada ratings said 4.0 litres/100km city and 4.1 highway; those numbers could possibly be achievable on dry, flat roads in warm weather, but the best we could get was 7.4 in mostly all-city drives, on a lot of snow-covered roads, and in frigid temperatures (still not a bad number considering those conditions, not to mention the heat constantly blasting through the vents and my seat heater always in 'on' mode).
The C-MAX also included its SmartGauge with EcoGuide and a virtual garden pretty much empty of leaves through my test as I ignored the guide and drove like I was late for work each day.
Ford's Active Park Assist was included on our tester and, as always, it was fun to use whenever I had the opportunity.
Other features on our tester included: Power door locks, windows and mirrors, keyless entry, MyKey, push-button start, dual-zone climate control, AM/FM/CD/MP3 player, steering wheel-mounted audio controls, speed-sensitive volume control, cruise control, information display, tilt and telescopic steering column, auto headlights, dual front air bags, dual front side air bags, side curtain air bags, knee air bags, forward and reverse sensing system, satellite radio, fog lamps, rear spoiler, rain-sensing wipers, SOS Post-Crash Alert System, and AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control.
The end
On the whole, the C-MAX was a well-designed vehicle with loads of standard tech offerings.
Even though we didn't achieve its rated fuel economy numbers, the potential was there for some serious gas-pump avoidance had we walked lightly through its virtual garden.
The specs
- Type of vehicle: Front-wheel-drive, compact crossover
- Engines: 2.0L I4/electric motor
- Power: 188 hp and 129 ft-lbs of torque combined
- Transmission: Continuously variable
- Tires: P215 / 50R17
- Transport Canada fuel economy L/100 km: 4.0 city, 4.1 hwy (achieved 7.4)
- Curb weight: 3,640 pounds
- Price: base/as tested: $30,199/$34,499 (includes destination and delivery, $1,550; and $2,700 in options)


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Recent years have seen dramatic changes, prompted by out-of-control costs, in the way physical and mental health care services are delivered and paid for. The practice of test-based psychological assessment has been affected by these changes, with limitations on reimbursement for psychological testing and total monies allotted for all aspects of psychological treatment. However, psychological tests enable those skilled in their use to quickly identify psychological problems, plan treatment, and document effectiveness of that treatment. This is particularly important during a time when health care organizations need to provide problem-focused limited treatment and demonstrate its effectiveness to payor and patient. Professionals with skills and training in psychological assessment can both contribute to and benefit from efforts to resolve the health care crisis. However, many clinical psychologists, applied psychologists, and other professionals schooled in the use of psychological tests have had relatively limited exposure to the full range of applications of testing to day-to-day clinical practice. For many, formal testing courses, practicum and internship experiences, and available published resources have focused primarily on the use of testing for symptom identification while minimally addressing how test results can assist in planning treatment or assessing the impact of that treatment. Consequently, many otherwise well-trained clinicians need to develop or expand their psychological testing knowledge and skills in order to better apply them for treatment planning and outcome assessment. It is to serve their needs and those of students in graduate-level testing courses that this book was developed.STANDARD INTERPRETIVE STRATEGY Chapter 3 (aquot;Interpretationaquot;) of the usera#39;s manual (Conners, 1989) provided a ... Such a gap in the diagnostic/categorical process probably is due to the requirements of a large sample size and specialanbsp;...
|The Use of Psychological Testing for Treatment Planning and Outcome Assessment
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|Erlbaum Psych Press - 1994-01-01
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Bring a large pot of well-salted water to a boil over medium heat. Set a bowl of well-salted ice water on the counter. Add the broccoli rabe and cook for 1 minute, remove the broccoli rabe from the boiling water and plunge it immediately into the salted ice water. Reserve the boiling water to cook the pasta. Once the broccoli rabe has cooled, remove it from the ice water and squeeze out any excess water.
Finely chop the broccoli rabe (the food processor works really well here) and put it in a large mixing bowl. Add the ricotta, eggs and Parmigiano and season with salt, to taste. Taste for seasoning and adjust, if needed. Put the filling in a pastry bag and reserve.
Set the pasta roller on the widest setting (#1). Start with half the pasta dough, keep the other half covered until ready to use. Using your hands, flatten the dough as much as you can to facilitate it going through the pasta roller. Run the dough through the roller, twice dusting it in between rolls if it feels sticky. Fold the dough into thirds and turn it 90 degrees (a quarter turn) and run it through the pasta machine 2 to 3 times. Move the roller to the next setting (#2) and run the pasta through. Dust lightly with flour if the dough feels sticky. Continue to run the dough through the machine reducing the opening (or moving the setting to the next larger number) in between every roll. Stop when you get to the correct thinness, this will usually be around number 5 or 6 on the dial, but every machine is different, you will have to be the judge of your own pasta thickness.
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To cook the ravioli and make the sauce:
Add the butter to a large saute pan and bring to a medium heat. Add 1 cup of chicken stock and season with salt, to taste. Shake the pan to incorporate the butter and stock and simmer until the stock has reduced a bit and the sauce looks velvety and is the consistency of heavy cream. If the sauce thickens too much, adjust the consistency with chicken stock.
Add the ravioli to the pot of boiling water and cook for 3 to 4 minutes. Carefully remove the ravioli from the cooking water and put them immediately into the sauce. Bring the sauce to a boil shaking frequently to be sure that the ravioli dont stick to the bottom of the pan. Sprinkle with 1 cup of Parmigiano and swirl to combine the cheese with the sauce.
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Kansas House Speaker Mike O'Neal today is defending an e-mail he forwarded to fellow Republican lawmakers calling first lady Michelle Obama "Mrs. YoMama."
The e-mail, first reported today by the Lawrence Journal-World, has pictures comparing Mrs. Obama to the Grinch because of their similarly wind-blown hair.
The forwarded e-mail goes on to state: "I'm sure you'll join me in wishing Mrs. YoMama a wonderful, long Hawaii Christmas vacation — at our expense or, course," the Journal-World report this afternoon.
A spokewoman for O'Neal confirmed the e-mail message, saying it was sent from his personal e-mail account to a "select few" members of the House.
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"It's hard to see how Mike O'Neal poking fun at himself and forwarding a lighthearted political cartoon about the first lady's extravagant spending of taxpayer funds during a time when many Americans are financially struggling is newsworthy."
The O'Neal comment comes just weeks after U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin apologized to the first lady for commenting on the size of her backside.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Sensenbrenner referred to Mrs. Obama's "big butt" while talking to church members at a Christmas bazaar.
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|Routledge - 2016-05-23
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Sgt. Shawn Van Tasel of the Aroostook County Sheriff's Department said recently the incident took place sometime between June 12 and 26.
The burglary and theft occurred at a camp and storage shed on Bancroft Road, Van Tasel said.
Police said that one or more people entered the camp and shed by cutting the padlocks on the doors and took a Remington .22-caliber rifle, a DVD player, two ladder-style tree stands and a McCulloch 3200 chain saw.
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Achtung! Germans the new minority in major German city
Experts call it harbinger of demographic change across Europe
Frankfurt has officially become Germany's first "majority minority" city, as data from the city's Office for Multicultural Affairs reveal more than half of the city's residents now have a migrant background.
Sylvia Weber, the city's secretary of integration, presented the new information this week, confirming 51.2 percent of Frankfurt's population has a so-called "migration background." A "migration background" includes people with a non-German nationality as well as Germans born abroad and minors whose parents have immigrated to Germany.
"The trend is clear," Weber stated. "We are a city without a majority."
Turks, who represent 13 percent of the population, are the city's largest non-German minority. Relations between Germany and Turkey have deteriorated since last July's failed coup in Turkey, and this week Germany rejected a request by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to address ethnic Turks in Germany next week on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
There are about 3 million Turks in Germany. The large diaspora is a legacy of Germany's massive post-war guest-worker program of the 1960s and 1970s.
Turkey is only one of the Islamic countries that has seen many of its residents flock to Germany. Germany's Muslim population surpassed 6 million in 2016 for the first time, fueled by the country's open-door immigration policy and the higher birthrate of Muslim women.
In fact, because the fertility rate of native German women is well below replacement level, the German government is counting on permanent mass migration to maintain the current size of the German population through 2060, according to a government report leaked earlier this year.
WND reporter Leo Hohmann, who has reported extensively on immigration and Islam, thinks it's only a matter of time before Germany becomes a Muslim country.
"Germany's future is as an Islamic state," Hohmann declared. "I believe its evolution into an Islamic state will be completed within the next 10 to 20 years.
"The only question is whether Germany's governing elites are in favor of this transformation and are deliberately pushing toward that end, or if they are really just that naive that they believe they can continue to import Shariah-compliant migrants and remain part of the free world."
America is headed down a suicidal path, and few are even aware of the problem. Get all the details in Leo Hohmann's "Stealth Invasion: Muslim Conquest Through Immigration and Resettlement Jihad," available now in hard copy or e-book at the WND Superstore.
Hohmann, author of "Stealth Invasion: Muslim Conquest Through Immigration and the Resettlement Jihad," noted the German government has made migrants a protected class, prosecuting German citizens who dare to speak out against the flood of Muslim migrants that has engulfed the country. The government has even partnered with Facebook, Twitter and Google to try and stamp out anti-immigrant "hate speech" online.
"So, in many ways Germany is already conquered by Islam, as Islam is afforded special favor that other religions do not enjoy," Hohmann said.
Pamela Geller, president of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, believes Frankfurt's demographic transformation is a sign of what's to come throughout Europe.
"This is just the first city this will happen to," Geller, author of "Stop the Islamization of America," told WND. "More quickly than most people realize, it will start happening to cities all over Europe.
"For years it has been projected that before too long, if demographic trends continued, there would be Muslim majorities in Europe. Instead of heeding these projections and changing their policies, European leaders only hastened this process," she said. "Now they are reaping what they have sown and will continue to do so, as Europe is engulfed in civil strife and open conflict between the adherents of Shariah and the dwindling remnants of defenders of freedom."
Michael Finch, president of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, predicta Germany will peacefully become Islamic within about 20 years. However, he does not believe it will be the end of Germany or Europe.
In an article published recently at FrontPage Magazine, Finch pointed out Germany is today the strongest country in Europe, with the world's fourth largest economy. However, the nation remains wracked by guilt over Nazism. Finch thinks Germans remain a prideful people, but with nationalism having become taboo and Christianity having largely disappeared from the culture, they have no outlet for their pride. That's where Islam could come in.
"I do wonder if Germany thinks it can meld Islam into its culture, into its traditions and make an accommodation," Finch wrote. "A special brand of Germanic Islam. The Ottoman Turks embraced Islam and created a vast empire that ruled for over 500 years. In embracing Islam, Germany could find its purpose, its clean break from the past, one that it feels no guilt over.
"After all, Islam is the epitome of a politically correct religion in these times. The Germans may actually think they can bend Islam to their will. And the truly frightening thing is, maybe they can. A Germany with a new purpose and new faith, ruling over Europe as they do already, but all with an Islamic flavor. Some will say it is fantasy. I say it is time to be worried."
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Donaldson writes a brief description of Jacobs's supernatural tales, including "The Monkey's Paw," which he calls Jacobs's best.
Harding, James. "The Monkey's Paw," in The Reference Guide to Short Fiction, edited by Noelle Watson, St James, 1994, p. 806.
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Priestley, J. B. "Mr. W. W. Jacobs," in his Figures in Modern Literature, Books for Libraries Press, 1970, pp 103-23.
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County v IPL
Curran departure leads frustrated Stewart to call for IPL cut-off date
Apr 16, 2018: Surrey director of cricket believes counties need better protection against last-minute IPL signings and asks: "Who controls the players?"
The Ashes 2017-18
Ranking England's Australian nightmares
Jan 10, 2018: In eight completed Ashes tours since 1986-87, England have won one series and lost seven by thumping margins. But which have had saving graces, and which have been unmitigated shockers?
The Ashes 2017-18
Lehmanns can make it work - Alec Stewart
Nov 13, 2017: The former England wicketkeeper says even though Darren Lehmann may have to recuse himself from selection conversations around his son, Jake, the pair can establish a strong father-son, coach-player dynamic
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Surrey 'lost the battle' over T20 reforms, admits Alec Stewart
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Foakes is 'best wicketkeeper in world' - Stewart
Apr 4, 2017: Ben Foakes is the "best wicketkeeper in the world", according to his director of cricket at Surrey, Alec Stewart
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Feb 8, 2017: A closer look at the fates of Alastair Cook's predecessors who played on after stepping down
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Pietersen won't be back - Stewart
Apr 7, 2016: Kevin Pietersen is unlikely to play cricket in England again, according to Alec Stewart
Royal London Cup final
Curran starlets in trim for Lord's challenge
Sep 17, 2015: Alec Stewart thinks Sam Curran is the best 17-year-old he has ever seen and thinks Tom Curran should have been on the England Lions tour. Surrey's director of cricket opens up about English cricket's exciting double act
England news
'Let down' Pietersen heads for IPL
May 12, 2015: The 29 runs that Kevin Pietersen added to his overnight score against Leicestershire, to end on a magisterial and undefeated 355, could be the last he ever scores in first-class cricket
England news
The candidates to replace Downton
Apr 9, 2015: ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over those in the frame for the director of England cricket role to be created by the ECB
England news
Vaughan, Strauss, Stewart in frame for director role
Apr 9, 2015: The ECB has compiled a shortlist of three candidates to replace Paul Downton in the rebranded role of director of England cricket
County news
Stewart hails Sangakkara signing
Jan 19, 2015: Alec Stewart, Surrey's head coach, championed the signing of Sri Lankan legend Kumar Sangakkara saying it is great for Surrey and the county game.
County news
Jun 17, 2013: Chris Adams has been sacked as Surrey's team director while his assistant, Ian Salisbury, has also lost his job
County news
Stewart key broker in Smith deal
Nov 7, 2012: Alec Stewart, the former England wicketkeeper, was instrumental in bringing South Africa captain Graeme Smith to Surrey.
England in Australia 2010-11
Stewart believes injuries are a blessing in disguise
Jan 24, 2011: The former England captain, Alec Stewart, believes that England's World Cup campaign will not be seriously undermined by the prospect of a series defeat in Australia
Australian players in county cricket ahead of the Ashes
Mar 21, 2009: Just about everyone had an opinion about Stuart Clark and Phillip Hughes getting used to English conditions in advance
County news
Stewart takes on Surrey coaching role
Feb 19, 2009: Alec Stewart, the former England captain, will return to Surrey after agreeing to join the club's cricket management team
Feb 13, 2009: Following the abandonment of the first day's play in Antigua owing to a sandy and dangerous pitch, we look back 11 years to the scene of another curtailed Caribbean Test, the first of the1997-98 West Indies-England series
The Wisden Cricketer: August 2008
Jul 29, 2008: Since Alec Stewart retired five years ago England have dropped keepers almost as often as the keepers have dropped catches or flopped with the bat
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Team highlights: The Pioneers (22-6) went 14-0 in the Corn Belt Conference for the second straight year.
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Kendrick Nunn
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Class: Senior.
College: Illinois.
Position: Guard.
Height: 6-2.
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Individual highlights: Likely the offensive focal point on almost any other team, Nunn sacrificed numbers in the name of chemistry while averaging 14.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists. No Simeon player made more clutch shots the last two years.
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College: Undecided.
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