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LONDON - The English Football Association charged Chelsea winger Eden Hazard on Friday for kicking a ball boy, a move that could add extra games to his three-match ban for violent conduct.
After reviewing footage of the incident, the FA said the standard suspension would be "clearly insufficient" and gave Hazard until Tuesday to respond to the charge.
Hazard was sent off for kicking a ball boy in the 79th minute of the Wednesday's League Cup semifinal match against Swansea as the Belgium winger attempted to retrieve the ball after it had rolled out of play.
The 17-year-old ball boy refused to return the ball promptly and dropped down on top of it, prompting Hazard to aim a kick underneath the teenager to release the ball.
Both Hazard and the ball boy, Charlie Morgan, apologized to each other after the match and were spoken to by police. Morgan and his family said they would not be pressing charges and South Wales Police said Friday that they were no longer involved in the matter, having been obliged to follow up three complaints by members of the public.
In the FA's statement, the governing body said it will be reminding "all clubs of their responsibilities in ensuring ball boys and other personnel around the pitch act in an appropriate manner at all times."
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins said he was eager to move on from the incident.
"On a personal note I find it remarkable that there is any thought of police action," Jenkins said Friday. "Things are done in the heat of the moment and probably everybody looks back and wishes things had been done differently. We accept how things are and all move forward."
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Drone strikes can end tomorrow, if Pakistan wanted: Grayson
WASINGTON: US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee member Congressman Alan Grayson has said that drone strikes in Pakistan could end tomorrow if the country wanted to and that no such attacks take place without the approval of Pakistan.
The Democrat Congressman from Florida also said that he received no evidence from the Obama administration to suggest that there would be a drop in drone strikes conducted in Pakistan by the end of this year.
He said that had Pakistan wanted, drone attacks on its territory could end tomorrow if the country stopped facilitating the US strikes.
Pakistan\'s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, during his recent trip to the US, had talked to President Obama on the drone issue after which the government had announced that the results of the talks would be visible shortly and that the nation would see its positive effects in the coming days as the number of drone strikes would significantly be reduced by the end of this year.
Pakistan has a strong Air Force which had the power to impose a restriction on its borders whenever it chose to, according to the Congressman who added that, such attacks were not possible without the consent of the country struck.
Grayson further said that it was possible that a similar situation developed in Pakistan and only then there would be an end to drone attacks.
Moreover, he said Pakistan\'s armed forces were capable of tackling militants and that in such a situation the US should not have blood on its hands. He added that there were only a handful militants in the country, whose numbers hardly run into hundreds, whereas the strength of Pakistan\'s military was more than a million.
Grayson was of the view that heirs of the innocent victims of drone attacks should receive compensation from the United States.
Wondering as to why the decision of who lives and who does not was taken thousand of miles away from Pakistan, Grayson said that the call was for God to make but drones were taking those decisions here instead.
Earlier on Tuesday Congressman Grayson met with the family of a Pakistani elementary school teacher, Rafiq-ur-Rehman, whose mother was killed in a US drone strike last year.
Rafiq, who was visiting the US with his family on an invitation sent by Congressman Grayson, provided him with their accounts of the attack that killed the school-teacher\'s 67-year-old mother, Momina Bibi in North Waziristan.
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Diabetes isn't fun, but if you're with the right people, it can be funny. Especially when sex is involved.
I had the honor of being on a panel with some smart, funny people. "Sex, Insulin, and Rock & Roll," sponsored by Insulet on Friday night at the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) annual convention in San Diego. We packed the house.
Who were those smart, funny people? Jim Turner, Anna Simos, and Nicole Johnson.
The audience was a glorious mélange of diabetes educators and people with diabetes. We were all there to explore how to have conversation about taboo subjects: sex, alcohol, body image, disordered eating, drugs, living real lives with diabetes.
I get to talk about taboo topics a lot with my tribe when we are at The Diabetes UnConference, but that's private discussions amongst peers. It's different when you're sitting in a standing room only area (with apparently a long waiting list!) of mostly strangers. Thank goodness for the funny, smart people sitting next to me. And an extra thank goodness for the delicious beverages served.
Insulet took a huge risk by allowing us to answer questions from the audience and to talk without restriction. While they sent out a survey before the panel asking what CDEs and PWDs (people with diabetes) wanted to hear about, you never know what could happen.
And I don't think we or the audience disappointed. Like a public announcement that the Insulet Omnipod has a new nickname, stolen from a comment by Amy Tenderich of DiabetesMine: #sexpump. Jim ran with it and suggested it become part of the new marketing campaign for Insulet. (Please expect some forward thinking CDEs to mention #sexpump to their patients, tongue in cheek.)
Sex and Diabetes
Sex was the first topic we tackled. Questions from the survey included how to feel sexy with a pump, intimacy where spontaneity can result in lows or highs, and dating disclosures. (But Anna won with her story of ripping off her Omnipod by accident during an intimate moment.)
Body image plays a huge part in intimacy. I shared that I don't feel sexy with the bumps and lumps from years of injecting. (This elicited a "that's so sad" from a CDE in the audience.) I said that's OK, because I found a partner who appreciates the CGM and Omnipod attached to me . My husband is a sci-fi fan. I consider myself a cyborg these days, so I'm sexy Seven of Nine to him.
Disordered Eating
While there weren't any specific questions posed beforehand, the survey showed that both CDEs and PWDs wanted to talk about disordered eating. As the only one with a history of diabulimia and disordered eating, I shared my story. It's important for CDEs to talk with their patients about signs and symptoms of disordered eating. (Some of us just needed someone to ask…)
Disordered eating with diabetes isn't just diabulimia (skipping shots) It can and does include anorexia, bingeing, orthorexia, and bulimia. It's scary to broach the subject and some CDEs may not know where to start, which is why I mentioned great resources, including WeAreDiabetes, Diabulimia Helpline, and DiabetesSisters.
Why bring up drinking with diabetes with young (and older) patients? Because telling them "just don't drink" is a waste of breath for most of us; learn to drink responsibly with diabetes is a much better discussion.
Glucagon, while lifesaving in most situations when a person with diabetes has a debilitating low, is pretty much useless when you're imbibing alcohol. (Your liver is too busy with the alcohol to respond to the glucagon.) This means you can't just carry a glucagon kit and expect that you'll be fine. (That was my tip.)
Jim shared a cautionary tale. After a night of adult beverages, food, and a stubborn high blood sugar, he took a second insulin injection and headed to bed. He awoke to paramedics and an inability to say who he was or who his wife was. A simple error was almost deadly.
Nicole and I were the moms on the panel. Both of us shared experiences: hers with a pregnancy before CGMs were widely used and mine when diabetes was not the primary focus. I expressed a desire to have CDEs to share that women with diabetes can have healthy pregnancies and to work with their patients to get into that mindset.
I was told at Joslin when I was diagnosed that there was no reason why I couldn't have a healthy baby, yet I hear women every day say they are told not to pursue motherhood because of diabetes. This shouldn't happen.
A Thank You
We ran out of time, but not questions and certainly not laughter. These taboo topics need to be discussed and I hope that our panel provided some food for thought for the audience. I'm grateful for Insulet bringing us all together, the honesty of the panelists, and the questions asked by CDEs and PWDs. I hope that this is just the beginning of many…
(Disclosure: Insulet paid me to talk openly about my diabetes "life experiences," although you know I'm not shy and often do so freely. I also wear an Omnipod; they do not sponsor me or pay me for that.)


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As most of you would be aware by now, the Limpopo and Mpumalanga regions in South Africa were flooded during January. There was extensive damage in most parts of the Kruger National Park and alas, we at Elephant Plains could not avoid the water masses! Most of the region was declared a disaster area. I am glad to report though, that in comparison with some of our neighbours and friends, we were lucky and came away from this drama rather lightly affected. None of our guests were ever in any danger and thanks to all the staff working together (as the amazing team that we are known for) the crisis was quickly averted! I dedicate my report this month to the 2012 floods.
Here are a collection of images from the Flood. Please note that some photos were taken with a mobile phone.
There's a saying that goes: "Be careful what you wish for, it might just come true!" Well, that's exactly what happened during January. We were hoping for a lot of rain and boy oh boy, did we receive just that! On Tuesday, the 17th of January at two 'o clock the afternoon, we got our first taste of cyclone Dando, which hit Mozambique earlier. At first we thought it was the rain we were hoping for so badly. But we were wrong. This was more than just your average rainstorm. The skies had opened up! It rained nonstop for the next forty-eight hours. During this time we received an excess of 520 millimetres. As the rain gage at the lodge (which can hold 100 millimetres at a time) kept overflowing, we are unsure exactly how much rain we had. To put it in perspective: the average yearly rainfall for the area is estimated at roughly 650 millimetres. Instead of receiving 650mm over a period of 365 days, we received a little less than that in just two days!
At two o'clock the Wednesday morning I got cold shivers whilst standing on our African Health Spa deck. What was happening in front of my eyes was out of this world. During my seven years at Elephant Plains I have seen the dry Manyeleti riverbed flow with water a few times. But nothing could prepare me for this. I had never seen so much water in my entire life! What was supposed to be our open area was now a dam of water as far as the eye could see. Our waterhole with the Africam was invisible, engulfed by a raging mass of water. Everything was under water and here and there you could see some tree tops. The water levels kept rising by the minute and at three 'o clock when the water was a mere two meters under the Spa deck, I made the call that we should go and open the bar/lounge area and start making coffee for the guests that we were going to evacuate out of the luxury suites. On my way to go and wake the first guests, I gave the water level one more glance and saw that it had stopped rising. We decided to hold off the evacuation and started a night watch for the remainder of the evening. The staff took turns monitoring the water levels to make sure that it didn't start rising again. At first light we did damage control in and around the camp. It was a nightmare. There was so much water all around us. The roads around the camp were completely flooded and the dry Manyeleti riverbed that you cross on the fence line was a raging river of about 400 metres wide. The first thing we needed to do was to organise evacuation from the lodge for our guests who needed to catch international flights later that day. Luckily we found a lone ranger of the sky. His name is Phillip and he came to our rescue as he agreed to evacuate our guests with his helicopter. They were taken to Hazyview and as far as we know everyone reached their destinations safely from there. I would like to thank him for his time and efforts; you will go down as a hero in the Elephant Plains book of history! Once these guests were out, we went to the river crossings to try and fix them, but there was no chance. The water was still too high to attempt anything and the last thing I wanted was to risk one of our staff members being washed away by the raging water. At four 'o clock the afternoon, we had our second attempt at getting to work on the river crossings, but we just ended up getting stuck the whole time. We just managed to get the last vehicle out of the mud when the next lot of rain started pouring down. In no time at all, due to the fact that the ground was already so saturated, the water levels started rising again!
It no time the rivers were back to their monstrous levels and my stomach was tied in a knot. As far as the eye could see there was nothing but tree tops and water. By the next morning the rain had stopped. We were now able to really assess the damage. One of our rondavels got flooded by the huge amounts of water streaming from the car park. But the staff quickly jumped in, the furniture was pulled out and we began the clean-up. We were able to save the furniture and the room looks as good as new today. Luckily none of the furniture was permanently damaged. With one disaster sorted out, we went to the fence line crossing, only to see that half of the road was completely washed away. We tried to use a TLB to fix it, but it just kept getting stuck. Whist having no joy over here, I received bad news from lodge. Our wine cellar was filling up with water! Can you imagine that? The seepage through the ground was so great that it was flowing under the bar area, pushing the water up through the wall sockets, as well as a crack that had formed in the floor. The water just kept on pushing up, filling the cellar ankle deep. As an end result we had to knock a hole in the wall to let the water drain out… By Thursday we had managed to get the fence line crossing "crossable" for four wheel drive vehicles. The crossing has not stopped our guests from getting to the lodge, though. They now need to park their cars at the Gowrie Gate and are fetched from there with a game drive vehicle.
On a positive note the flooding showed us that our roads were luckily up to standard. During the first two days, when everything was flooded we obviously could not do any game drives, but as soon as the water levels went down sufficiently we could drive on the roads again. We needed to fix a few mitre drains that was washed away, but all in all our roads were not damaged badly. This just goes to show how important regular maintenance is. The bush is still too wet to attempt off-roading, but our sightings have been good and therefore we do not need to risk getting stuck in order to see the animals. Our dams also held up amazingly well and although one or two walls were slightly damaged, none of them broke.
The other positive factor is how absolutely stunning the bush is looking at the moment. We are surrounded by a wall of greenery. The grass is so tall that the lodge is almost invisible from the outside. The animals are all in a great condition because of the abundance of food and water.
You would have noticed that the Africam is currently down. All the equipment was flooded and John is coming through to the lodge to install new technology in the next week or two.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful staff members for all their hard work during the floods. Everyone jumped in and helped where they could. It is good to know you've got so many loyal staff that has each other's backs and we emerged out of this crisis with a feeling of camaraderie. Thanks guys, this is the stuff the Elephant Plains team is made of!
On a more delicious note, Chef Linda shares another mouth-watering recipe with you this month. These Lamb Pies are to die for and a definite favourite of mine. It went down well during the cold, rainy weather.
Chef Linda's Lamb Pies
- 1 chopped onion
- 3 tablespoons chutney
- 3 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 2 teaspoons turmeric
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 1 kg lamb cubes
- Puff pastry
Fry off the onions with the spices until translucent, then add the lamb cubes and brown. Add the sauces and simmer until cooked, season to taste.
Cut rounds out of the puff pastry and place into a greased muffin pan. Add the lamb mixture and bake until the pastry is a golden colour. Serve and enjoy!
Well, that's all from my side this month. Have a good one!
Wayne Dovey


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I go home every year trying to get my system to sound more like what he achieves in this hotel room.
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Phillip O'Hanlon, of Vivid's US distributor On A Higher Note, played us first the original Dusty Springfield version of "Just a Little Loving," from a QRP test pressing, then the Shelby Lynne remake. (What he didn't play was what I requested, which was Dusty singing with the stunningly sparse Shelby Lynne arrangement.) Other than some tubbiness in the upper bass, which was very much sitting position-dependentthe bass was better-defined from where I was sitting, behind Jon Iversonthis was one of the best sounds I heard at the 2012 Show.
O'Hanlon thoughfully supplies you with a double bed and a throw inscribed with the phrase "Luxman". Hubba, hubba!
He thinks of it all!
I have ML Summit's and love them but was curious as I know you probably get to listen to an unbelievable amount of gear. I personally have not heard anything that would make me want to give them up other than a couple of old school horn systems with custom TAD drivers and crossover upgrades. But I do not get out much and suspect you do.
I know that logans are the rodney dangerfields of stats and although I fit the description of the weird old guy playing with his tubes and vinyl in the cave when youngsters and visitors come over I get a lot of positive feedback on the system/summits. I had a musician from RI up and he had me play his work over the system and then some of his idols like the Ventures and Cat Stevens and was very complimentary. I think he was sincere as he sat and listened for a few hours.
No matter as they still turn my crank. Thanks for responding and happy listening!


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In the By Shawn W. Crispin
By Shawn W. Crispin
Posted August 18, 2009
When motorcycle-riding assailants shot and fatally wounded Dennis Cuesta along a busy, tree-lined highway here last year, friend and fellow Radio Mindanao Network reporter Bob Flores was walking by his side.
In a twist familiar in journalist killings in the
Within days,
It was only there and then, in hiding with state-appointed
bodyguards more than 1,000 kilometers from the crime scene, that Flores felt
secure enough to make a sworn statement to investigators identifying Police
Chief Inspector Redempto "Boy" Acharon, first cousin of the mayor of
• CPJ's RecommendationsSince the warrant was issued, local journalists said,
Acharon has been spotted dining in local restaurants and doing chores at his
residence in
• Audio Report: Shawn Crispin
• CPJ's Impunity Index
• CPJ Blog: A Call for Justice
Fear of reprisals causes many potential witnesses to look
the other way in violence-prone areas of the
The circumstances surrounding Cuesta's murder conform to a disturbing pattern in this country: a journalist is shot and killed; local police manipulate the evidence to protect influential people accused in the crime; potential witnesses are intimidated, bought off, or killed so that they never appear in court; the defense employs stalling tactics to break the will of remaining witnesses; the case goes unsolved and the culture of impunity is reinforced.One key to breaking the cycle of violence, public prosecutors and media freedom advocates say, is better care and protection of witnesses. According to Senior State Prosecutor Leo Dacera, who heads the WPP, about 40 witnesses to media-related killings and another 120 of their family members are now enrolled in the program. That constitutes about a quarter of the nearly 600 people enrolled overall in the program, which covers witnesses to crimes involving criminal syndicates, terrorism, narcotics, and human trafficking. He said the WPP is underfinanced, receiving 83 million pesos (US$1.7 million) in 2008.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has acknowledged
the financial shortfall and promised this year to increase the program's
funding to more than 140 million pesos. But the promised funds have not
materialized because of political squabbling in the legislature, which has the
final say over budget allocations, according to Dacera. The lack of funds, WPP
The Cuesta case underscores the importance and shortcomings of
the Philippine protection program. It also highlights the wider need to
transfer murder cases in which local officials are implicated from local courts
to more neutral and secure jurisdictions. Public prosecutors in the Cuesta case
have already filed a motion with the Supreme Court to transfer the case to
That security, however, comes at a heavy price: Witnesses must be willing to make extraordinary sacrifices in the pursuit of justice. The Manila-based Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility has recently spotlighted the crucial role of witness protection in combating media killings. "When we got involved with the prosecution of cases, it opened a whole new area of advocacy concerns," said Melinda DeJesus, the center's executive director. "These people actually lose their lives. They don't—and won't—know life as they knew it before, once they enroll in a witness protection program."
Sacrificing their lives
The meager lifestyle afforded by the WPP has jeopardized the testimony of at least one other witness in the Cuesta case. Referred to by WPP officials as "Lance," the young male witness said he was riding his motorcycle on the highway when he saw Cuesta's killing. Local journalists were the first to publish the young man's statement; he was later located by WPP officials and encouraged to enroll in the program.
But he has twice left WPP safe houses and, according to
Department of Justice officials, was on his own somewhere in
In other instances, witnesses are paid by powerful defendants to change their testimony. The ongoing court proceedings in the murder of journalist Herson Hinolan may be a case in point. Two state witnesses who initially identified former Lezo Mayor Alfredo Arcenio as Hinolan's assassin have since recanted their testimony. One of those witnesses had enrolled in the WPP, but later dropped out of the program. In February, the Visayan Daily Star quoted public prosecutor Dacera as saying that the defense had intimidated and offered money to witnesses. Arcenio disputed the accusation.
Witnesses who stay in the WPP are not necessarily out of harm's way. When assailants shot and severely wounded radio journalist Nilo Labares in March, he became a witness in his own case. After identifying one of the gunmen as a protector of a local gambling racket, Labares took refuge in a WPP safe house—only to have local police overrun the sanctuary to press charges against him for illegal gambling. (In his reports, Labares had not only exposed the gambling operation, he had accused police of being involved.)
Labares has since filed a request with the Supreme Court to
transfer the attempted murder trial of his assailants from Cagayan de Oro City
Government attempts to address impunity in journalist killings have fallen short thus far. A national police initiative known as Task Force USIG was created on the orders of President Arroyo in 2006 to investigate and resolve media killing cases. Although task force records show that police have filed charges in most journalist killings since 2001, the records also show authorities have gained convictions in only three cases.
Police Chief Inspector Henry Libay, a task force member, said in an interview with CPJ that the mishandling of evidence and the lack of willing witnesses are the main impediments to success. He said witnesses shy from testifying out of fear of reprisal, lack of financial support, and a distrust of law enforcement.
"You'll be next"
That lack of trust is apparent in
That was also the case when Jo Jo Morales, another reporter at his station, was shot and killed on the way home from work in 2005. "Just like in Cuesta's case," Josol said, "the accused was not arrested."
Because Cuesta reported on a wide range of sensitive issues, Josol said it was hard to pinpoint which report might have prompted the murder—although he noted that Cuesta's reports on illegal gambling touched on potential police involvement. Cuesta also criticized the mayor for city hall's slow implementation of flood prevention projects, he said."After one year, the police have done nothing to arrest the suspect because the accused is connected to the mayor," Josol said. "There have been many instances when the suspect was seen inside his house, at restaurants, on the street, and he still remains free. We report this on the radio and call on national authorities to intervene because we can't rely on" the local police. Josol said his station's journalists were receiving new anonymous threats, including text messages that say, "You'll be next."
Marcelo Pintac, director of police for
Amid such strong political pressure, many are deeply
skeptical that a fair trial can be held in General
WPP head Dacera said defendants often seek to delay proceedings with the intention of breaking the will of witnesses. "We have witnesses that have been in the program for years, and the cases are just gathering dust," said Dacera, noting that two or three years of delays can produce "procedural nightmares" for the witnesses involved. "By the time the witnesses do finally testify, they often can't even remember what they put in their affidavits."
But that's not the case with Flores, who said that he will never forget the details of the day his colleague was killed at his side. "I will not quit," he said, "no matter how long it takes."
Shawn W. Crispin is CPJ's senior
CPJ's recommendations to Philippine authorities:
- The legislature and executive branch should ensure adequate funding for the Witness Protection Program. The legislature should appropriate the 140 million pesos sought by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to fund the program.
- The judicial system should promptly review and approve motions seeking changes of venue in journalist murder cases. In several cases, public prosecutors and attorneys representing victims' families have filed these motions to ensure neutral and secure venues.
- National police should take assertive and timely enforcement action in response to all reports of intimidation or bribery of witnesses.
- These steps must be part of a broad, nationwide strategy to aggressively prosecute the killers of journalists. Task Force USIG and local authorities must not only file charges, they must apprehend wanted suspects and build strong evidentiary cases against them.


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Hail To The Unconquered Sun!
Due to family obligations I won't be blogging today, but I'll be back tomorrow with my regular daily dose of modern Pagan-related news and commentary. In the meantime I wish a very happy holiday season to you all, and a very happy birthday to Jesus of Nazareth, Mithras, Carlos Castenada, Sol Invictus, Robert Ripley, and Annie Lennox among many others. Happy Holidays! Back tomorrow.


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Hockey doesn't get a lot of love in the United States. I have no idea why, but that's the way it's been for ages. Still, that hasn't stopped EA Sports from churning out one of the most consistently great sports franchises around with its NHL line of games. If you're a hockey nut, rest assured that NHL 11 is no slouch. It packs a cool, super-deep dynasty mode in the form of Ultimate Team, it adds some great gameplay tweaks and refinements and delivers all of this with a layer of polish that has been missing from past games.
For those unfamiliar with the NHL series, the franchise has hinged on delivering a true-to-life hockey experience for the past few years. It was one of the first games to develop a control scheme that used the right analog for stick controls like dekeing and shooting, it pioneered Be A Pro where you command a single player throughout his entire career, and its online hockey leagues were some of the first of their kind.
For hardcore gamers, there's the new EA Sports Ultimate Hockey League (EAUHL) which uses the Ultimate Team trading card system (each player card is a player on the ice) to deliver its team building mechanic. Players are dealt a pack of starter cards and are sent to build up their fledgling team of all-stars from there by either earning in-game currency through their play on the ice or by purchasing them with real world money. The setup is pretty dense and shouldn't be traversed by those not willing to delve into some seriously minute details, but hardcore hockey fans are going to get a kick out of it.
The depth of Ultimate Team and EAUHL is exhaustive. If the community catches on, it could actually be the largest and most expansive dynasty mode ever seen in a game. Player cards are taken from the list of leagues (there are more than 10 total) that have been added to this year's game, and you'll also have to contend with managing coaching cards, training cards and contract cards (which govern how many games a given player can be used), not to mention making sure your team's chemistry is kept at a high level. It's probably a little too dense for its own good, but those who can get their heads around it could have a long, fun experience, especially when taking the game online and competing for supremacy against the masses in the EAUHL.
Of course, there's also the standard Be A GM (single-player franchise mode), Be A Pro (single-player career mode), Playoff Mode, Tournament Mode, and Practice Mode which haven't been touched up all that much. That doesn't mean that they don't still deliver their content at a very high level (they do), but they clearly haven't seen the attention that I expect. Be A Pro still has those annoying framerate hitches that pop up whenever the puck is fed into the corners, and Be A GM still has that strange cell phone system during the draft that rewards or takes away your phones (which translates into the number of trade offers you'll receive) depending on your reputation.
It's a disappointment that so much attention went to Ultimate Team, a game mode that has been seen in FIFA and Madden over the last few years, when hallmark modes such as Be A Pro and Be A GM went relatively untouched. Thankfully EA Sports also invested in some great gameplay tweaks that push the package in the right direction.
EA claims that the most requested feature coming off of last year's game was the inclusion of broken sticks, and it's a big part of NHL 11. They might happen just a bit too often, but the result is cool. Seeing a guy snap his stick mid-shot and then make a perfect pass with his skate is very cool–and pulling it off is just as hard as it should be. Likewise, skating around stick-less just looking for someone's face to wreck with a bone crushing hit is also great fun. Sort of like being a hockey mercenary.
Speaking of checks, EA Sports has installed a new realtime physics engine that does a nice job of emulating real world physical interactions. It isn't perfect as sometimes player models are a little slow to react to hits, but when it works properly the results can be awesome with both vicious hits and the little ones that are just enough to dislodge players from the puck.
There have also been some smaller, more under-the-hood, changes made to NHL 11. First, the speed has been ratcheted back a few notches from last year. I think it's a little unrealistic and could deter some true hockey aficionados, but it does a lot in the way of allowing players to have the time to pull off cool looking dekes and precision passes.
Making those tough passes requires a bit more strategy in NHL 11 than it has in past games. This year, in order to whip a pass at the feet of your target with any kind of speed, you're going to have to hold the pass button for a half-second longer than normal. The result is a passing system that demands a bit of foresight to make fast, accurate passes. It definitely takes getting used to, but the end result is a system that feels more authentic than in past NHL games. I just wish that they had delivered a new passing tutorial to teach you the new system instead of hiding the instructions in the settings menu.
All-in-all the gameplay in NHL 11 is the most fun I've experienced from the series. Strategy and planning play a larger role in this year's game which makes for a different experience than has been afforded in the past. Some might be perturbed by the lack of speed and new passing system, but I think both lend themselves to delivering the NHL experience to a wider audience of fans.
As always, one area where NHL excels is the presentation of the sport. The atmosphere in the different arenas in the game is great and making it to the playoffs only accentuates the excitement level. It's also cool to watch how the electricity in the arena dissipates when you venture down to one of the many lesser (non-NHL) leagues in the game. Gary Thorne and Bill Clement deliver another great performance, even if a few of their lines were heard in last year's game. It's great to hear a sports game with actual interaction between the commentators, something that is missing in other EA Sports titles. Their excitement really comes through when you score an impressive goal. And while I appreciate the notion of user-controlled celebrations after a score, they were clearly an after-thought in NHL 11 and don't add much to the experience.
Poor bastard.
Visually this year's installment performs better than NHL 10 on the ice with great player details that don't take a knock despite the improved physics. In fact, the entire package actually runs better than it has in recent years with a framerate that doesn't falter during simple cutscenes as they did in NHL 10. Still, it's a shame to see framerate issues pop up inexplicably in Be A Pro mode.
The amount of gameplay in NHL 11 is staggering when looked at as a full package. There are essentially two franchise modes – Be A GM and Ultimate Team – and a single-player career mode in the form of Be A Pro. Most of the modes are pulled from NHL games of the past, and that's a real bummer, but that doesn't mean that the content isn't still fun. When you factor in the huge amount of depth offered by the EA Sports Ultimate Hockey League and the other online features, like Online Team Play, NHL 11 becomes an even more attractive package.
Closing Comments
NHL 11 is a great hockey game any way you slice it. If you're looking for a great online experience, you can find it here. If you're looking for great solo play, there's plenty to be had. Heck, if you just want to jump into the playoffs and make a run at the cup, you can do that, too. Despite the fact that a lot of the modes have been ported over from last year and Ultimate Team has been seen before in other EA Sports games, NHL 11 still delivers a slew of gameplay improvements and a truckload of content that should please the many hockey fans out there.


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Dan Maes hires Scott McInnis' first campaign manager
George Culpepper has added another Colorado gubernatorial campaign to his résumé: He now is working for Dan Maes.
Culpepper, as you might recall, started out as Scott McInnis' campaign manager, but was unceremoniously dumped. Then Culpepper went to work helping Joe Gschwendtner's gubernatorial campaign. Joe G. didn't end up making the ballot and McInnis lost to Maes in the primary.
"After meeting with Dan, I realized that more than any of the candidates I have worked for and with, Dan is first and foremost a candidate for the people, not himself, so when he offered me a position I was glad to accept," Culpepper said.
"I look forward to last stretch and our get-out-the vote effort."
Maes faces former Republican Tom Tancredo, running as a minor-party candidate, and Democrat John Hickenlooper.


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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: roadmap to blind Rockboxing (need an audio amateur/speaker)
From: Glenn Ervin at Home (GlennErvin_at_cableone.net)
Date: 2004-02-26
If someone can get it to work with MP3, I can use the AT&T natural voices to
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there have been some understandable requests for blindly operating Rockbox.
As a developer, I have the following picture in mind:
Speech synthesis is not an easy option, way too complex, since we already
OK, once the big file is there, it needs to be loaded into the mp3 buffer on
I would implement the changes to the menu/screen code to play what's under
Any takers, can we form a team?
We need nicely trimmed clips of what's in "english.lang". I suggest naming
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7. Mini Convertible
* Best 10 cars of the show * What was our favourite? * Why did it stand out?...
The new Mini Convertible was always going to generate excitement but who could have thought something called the Openometer would steal the show?
Yes, the Openometer is what everyone is talking about in Detroit, and its a nifty but ultimately useless gadget that measures how long owners have been driving with the roof down. It could help prevent sunstroke, we guess.
Moving on to the serious stuff, the new Mini Convertible will go on sale in the UK on March 28, priced from 15,995.
The car will be available in standard and tuned S forms, with the latter featuring an air-scoop on the bonnet, twin exhausts and a rear diffuser.
Prices for the Cooper S will start from 18,995.
The roof and rear
The Mini features a canvas roof that can be fully retracted or closed in 15 seconds, and which operates at up to 20mph. The roof can also be partially retracted 40cm, giving the effect of a sunroof, at speeds of up to 75mph.
The anti-roll bar is a single unit on the new car and extends in the event of an accident. As a result it doesn't restrict rear visibility something the old car's fixed anti-roll structure was criticised for.
In another change from the current car, rear passengers will also be able to adjust their headrests, ensuring greater comfort.
The car
Mini says the car is stronger than ever before, despite being 10kg lighter, improving crash protection and the driving experience.
Standard safety features include anti-lock brakes, electronic brakeforce distribution, cornering brake control and stability control, all of which are fitted as standard
Boot space has also increased slightly, giving 125 litres with the roof open and 170 litres with it closed both figures up five litres from before. With the rear seats down, the luggage capacity is 660 litres, which is 55 more than before.
Bike-rack fixing points will also be fitted as standard.
In a change from the current specification, the new Mini Convertible will have air-conditioning as standard, and a cooled glovebox.
The engines
The Mini Cooper is powered by a 118bhp 1.6-litre petrol engine. It takes the car from 0-62mph in 9.8sec, averages 49.6mpg and emits 137g/km of CO2.
The Mini Cooper S is powered by a turbocharged 173bhp 1.6-litre engine. It travels from 0-62mph in 7.4sec, averages 44.1mpg and emits 153g/km of CO2.
Both are mated to six-speed manual gearboxes as standard, although a six-speed automatic is available as an option.
Stop-Start, brake energy-regeneration and a gearshift indicator are all fitted as standard to help fuel economy and emissions, which are improved by at least 21%.


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Shirley Reingold, who managed the early R&B vocal group The Orioles and wrote their 1948 hit song "It's Too Soon to Know," died of heart disease Oct. 10 at Aventura Hospital in Aventura, Fla. The native Baltimorean was 89.
She was known professionally as Deborah Chessler. In an interview with music historian Paul Horner, she said that she and her mother, Irene, were in New York when a young man proposed to her.
The idea of marriage caught her off-guard, and in talking to her mother in a room at the Hotel Forrest, she said, "It's too soon, it's too soon to know." The encounter led her to write down her thoughts —on bathroom tissue. The resulting song earned her recognition and royalties.
Familiar with Baltimore's music scene, she heard a singer, Earlington Carl Tilghman, and his vocal group, the Vibra-Naires, and the group recorded "It's Too Soon to Know" in 1948. For the next six years, she managed the group, which changed its name to The Orioles at the suggestion of record industry executives.
"They were different," she said in a 1995 Baltimore Sun interview when the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "They weren't like the Mills Brothers and they weren't like the Ink Spots. They were their own style. That was what sold me."
While at Lindy's restaurant in New York, she buttonholed recording executives and wound up getting a contract for The Orioles with a Jubilee Records division called It's a Natural.
"A lot of us historians consider The Orioles to be the first rhythm-and-blues vocal group," said Mr. Horner, who lives in Somerset, N.J., and maintains the website classicurbanharmony.net. "After her song hit big, many other imitators sprung up and tried to duplicate The Orioles. A lot of music came together to make rock and roll, but rhythm and blues was a major component."
Born in Baltimore and raised on Eutaw Place, she attended Forest Park High School. As a teen, she sold shoes at the old Kitty Kelly shop on West Lexington Street and immersed herself in Baltimore's popular music scene.
Her husband, Paul Reingold, a retired grocery industry consultant, said she had no formal musical training, but if she had a melody in her head, she would seek out someone to transcribe her song into written notes.
She often received her musical inspiration at night and enlisted friends to help her recall the melody. She frequented the Hippodrome, which had live acts, and the Royal Theater on Pennsylvania Avenue, where African-American acts performed. She also followed acts to nightclubs.
"Dinah Washington was very helpful to Shirley," her husband said. "She also predicted that Leslie Uggams would become the star she did."
In the 1995 Sun interview, she said The Orioles' first engagement was at Club Caverns in Washington, D.C., operated by Cab Calloway's sister, Blanche Calloway. Then they went to the Club Kavakis. One club had black audiences, the other white, "and they did great in both," she said.
The Orioles, then performing as the Vibra-Naires, landed on "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" radio show. After performing in New York to a national radio audience, they lost an applause meter contest to blind pianist George Shearing. But audience response was so great that Godfrey called them back for another appearance on his "Arthur Godfrey Time" daily radio program.
The group soon won bookings at Harlem's Apollo Theatre, Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, the Uptown in Philadelphia and the Howard in Washington, among other venues.
"Their biggest triumph was the Apollo," Mr. Horner said. "The lines went around the block."
Mrs. Reingold and her mother, Irene Chessler, were passengers in the two cars that The Orioles drove as they made numerous appearances from New England to Kansas City, Mo. She escaped injury when one of The Orioles' cars crashed near Essex in 1950, killing guitarist Lloyd Thomas Gaither and injuring two other members.
A longtime friend, Helen Stern, who lives in Fort Lauderdale, said, "It was extremely unusual for a white Jewish woman and her mother to be traveling on the road with a black musical group. The Orioles were wonderful to her. They knew that some of the places they went were dangerous, and they watched over Shirley and her mother."
Mr. Reingold said that by 1954, his wife was exhausted from travel and gave up management of the group.
After leaving management of The Orioles, she became a cashier at a nightclub in the Mount Royal area. She was also a handbag buyer at the old Julius Gutman department store at Park Avenue and Lexington Street.
She later moved to Wilmington, Del., and to Miami, where she performed as an extra in films. But rock music historians rediscovered her several years ago. In 1993, Greil Marcus, a Rolling Stone critic, wrote, "Is this the woman who invented rock & roll?"
Services were Oct. 12.
In addition to her husband of 48 years, survivors include a daughter, Wendy Reingold of Aventura.


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Is government too scared of Google, Amazon and Starbucks?
If the UK had an industrial strategy over the past 30 years, it could perhaps have been characterised as "foreigners more than welcome".
To a greater extent than any developed economy, British governments have been almost wholly lacking in concerns when overseas companies set up shop in the UK or bought businesses here - because of the conviction that these overseas companies would bring decent management, useful competition and investment capital to this country.
Against this government policy backdrop, Google, Starbucks and Amazon seem to be examples of huge American companies doing as well or better in the UK than anywhere apart - perhaps - from their home market in the US.
That, at least, would be the case if success is measured in terms of revenues or market share.
Now, it should be said that if you talk to their British competitors, it is moot how much benefit their presence in Britain has actually delivered.
Media companies - television, radio and newspapers - have complained for years that Google takes colossal and growing amounts of net advertising revenues, while investing relatively little in the gathering of news or the making of television and radio.
Owners of small independent coffee shops are not exactly huge fans of Starbucks.
And there is no kind of British retailer, big or small, which isn't terrified of Amazon's growing presence in every area of consumer sales.
These are businesses that are transforming entire industries. Many of the consumers who use them would probably say for the better. Struggling competitors and their employees, inter alia, would say for worse.
Here are the questions posed by their growing presence in the UK:
- is British cultural life richer or poorer for the migration of advertising revenues to Google?
- does Amazon cause or merely accelerate the dereliction of swathes of the High Street?
- is Starbucks a force driving down prices and improving service, or a lumbering quasi-monopolist crushing everything in its path?
And although they employ many thousands of people in Britain, it is unclear whether collectively they are net creators or destroyers of employment - and, in particular, whether they are net creators of what might be thought of as rich and fulfilling employment.
This is not to take sides in what is an important debate, with passions that run high on both sides, merely to point out that their huge presence in the UK can't be assumed to be a net good thing.
Which is why today's report by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which points out that as huge and clever multinationals they exploit legal devices to minimise their liability to corporation tax in the UK, is of moment.
The thing about Google, Starbucks and Amazon is that they declare surprisingly little profit in the UK on the back of their massive market shares.
"Starbucks told us that it has made a loss for 14 of the 15 years it has been operating in the UK, but in 2006 it made a small profit" - in spite of a reported market share of almost a third.
As for Amazon, it had sales in the UK of £3.35bn in 2011, reported turnover in its UK operation of £207m and a "tax expense" of just £1.8m.
And for Google, its reported British revenues last year were £396m, on which it paid corporation tax of £6m.
Now for the avoidance of doubt, these three multinational companies are by no means unique in minimising their UK tax liability. Like all public companies, they have a duty to their shareholders to minimise their costs of doing business.
As it happens, the finance director of a huge British multinational, Vodafone, recently wrote a letter to journalists explaining why it paid no UK corporation tax in 2011-12.
If you are a shareholder in any multinational - and you will be, if you are saving for a pension - then it is in your interest that many use accounting techniques to channel their revenues to regimes, like Ireland, the Caymans and Bermuda, where tax rates are negligible to non-existent.
But none of us are just shareholders. We are also citizens. And we have an interest in making sure that companies that benefit from an educated workforce, a free health service, a solid and reliable legal system and an efficient transport network, make their proper contribution to an infrastructure whose absence would be devastating to them.
Which is why MPs on the PAC want Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs to be more aggressive in challenging the nugatory UK profits and minimal tax liabilities declared in the UK by the likes of Google, Starbucks and Amazon.
Here is an interesting question. Now that all three of them are so huge in the UK, is it remotely plausible that they would suddenly emigrate and stop trying to sell as much as possible to British consumers if they suddenly faced tax bills comparable to those paid by less internationally mobile UK companies?
Arguably their great success in the UK has shifted the balance of power towards the British tax authorities and the government. Google, Amazon and Starbucks would have a huge amount to lose if they reduced their commitment to Britain.
Starbucks is planning to change the way it allocates its costs for tax purposes in a way that should see it paying corporation tax in the UK for almost the first time, I have learnt.
Responding to criticism that, despite its share of almost a third of the UK coffee-shop market, it has paid corporation tax only once in 15 years, Starbucks is considering changing the way it accounts for all or some of the 4.7% of revenues it makes as a payment "for intellectual property" to a Netherlands-based company.
As I understand it, Starbucks in the UK would still make this payment, but it would no longer claim it as a taxable expense.
If Starbucks goes ahead with the accounting change, the announcement is likely to come before the chancellor's Autumn Statement on Wednesday.
This would then increase pressure on other multinationals which pay little or no corporation tax on huge sales in the UK - and especially Google and Amazon - to similarly increase their liability to UK corporate taxation.
MPs on the public accounts committee today said of Starbucks: "We find it difficult to believe that a commercial company with a 31% market share by turnover, with a responsibility to its shareholders and investors to make a decent return, was trading with apparent losses for nearly every year of its operation in the UK."
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With the Wes Welker wackiness thankfully well behind us, Brandon Lloyd has become the scrutinized receiver of choice in New England. That's because Lloyd has been as uneven as the coastline.
The 10th-year pro and first-year Patriot has been targeted 65 times. That's second-most on the team between Welker's 74 pass-catching opportunities and All-Pro tight end Rob Gronkowski's 51 looks.
But Lloyd has come up with the ball only 54.8 percent of the time (35 receptions). Welker is 73 percent (54) and Gronkowski 68.6 percent (35).
Lloyd's latest outing resulted in one catch and a pair of drops among the eight passes Tom Brady sent his way in that mammoth win over the Jets.
"You know, the ball didn't stick as well as I would have liked it to, but that's why we have such an accomplished group of pass catchers," Lloyd said. "If a guy isn't having the night he would particularly like, there are other guys who can pick up the slack. And Tom does a great job of finding receivers and continuing the positive plays."
In fairness to Lloyd, a number of his targets have come on deep passes that have a low percentage of success. That said, Lloyd — despite his career average of 15 yards per catch — isn't a classic deep threat in the mold of, say, a Randy Moss.
Think about it. Lloyd's most memorable catches — and by that, we mean acrobatic — have come on intermediate routes along the sidelines.
Yet the Patriots keep feeding him the long-shot long balls. So what gives?
"We have to do a good job of trying to make sure that everybody's targeted inside the numbers, outside the numbers, down the field, and try to reduce as much offensive stress as we can," offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said. "Brandon is definitely going to be a part of that."
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If the play on the field is as aggressive as the verbal exchanges that took place in the days leading up to kickoff, today's game between the Jets and Miami Dolphins in the Jersey Swamp is going to be a serious smackdown. Joe Philbin , who has been coaching continuously since 1984 and is in his first season running the Dolphins, couldn't recall a game where the pregame chatter had a direct impact on the outcome. Still, he chatted up his team about the talkative topic.
"It's important that players keep their poise, coaches have to keep their poise," the Worcester Academy graduate said. "I'm not na�ve enough to think these games aren't emotional games. I think we're aware of that as a coaching staff, but we all have to keep control of our emotions and not do something.
"I reminded them it's a team game, it's not about one individual player — 'I'm going to do this, I'm going to do that.' That's not how we do business. This is a team game and we're going up there to play a game and we're going to have to play well."
Philbin has the Dolphins, who went 7-9, 7-9 and 6-10 the last three seasons, at 3-3. Two of the losses were in overtime.
Five or six teams typically make the playoffs every year after having missed them the previous season. The Dolphins look like they have a legitimate chance of doing just that. Should it occur, Philbin would have to be considered a serious candidate for NFL Coach the Year.
Some quick hits and (hopefully) useful numbers with regard to this week's games: The Bears and Panthers are meeting for the third straight season. Chicago won the previous two games, by 17 and five points. … The Dolphins are 3-1 against the Jets in their last four trips to New York. … The Eagles and Falcons are meeting for the fifth straight year. The Eagles have won three of the past four in the series and have won 13 straight after the bye. … The Colts head to Tennessee looking to snap a 10-game road losing streak. … The Steelers put an eight-game home winning streak against the NFC on the line against the Redskins. … The Raiders have won five straight against the Chiefs in Kansas City. The Chiefs haven't led for a single play this season, their only win coming on a game-ending field goal in overtime. … The Giants had won seven of the past nine meetings against the Cowboys before losing, 24-17, in Week 1. … The 49ers had won five straight against the Cardinals before dropping a 21-19 decision in Arizona last December.
Teams on the bye: Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Houston. And how those coming off it historically have fared: Atlanta (13-10, .565), Denver (17-6, .739), Kansas City (13-10, .565), Miami (13-10, .565), Philadelphia (19-4, .826), San Diego (11-11, .500).
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•Is there one person out there who thinks Welker, who is making $9.5 million this season, is overpaid? Nope, didn't think so.
•The draft is six months away but it's clear the Patriots' biggest needs are secondary and interior offensive line. Here are two seniors to track: USC safety T.J. McDonald and Alabama center Barrett Jones.
•A Sports Illustrated poll of esteemed writers and editors ranked "Pat Patriot" as the third-best logo of all-time behind the Raiders and Steelers. The Packers and Giants completed the top five.
•Defensive lineman Ron Brace's entire football career has played out in Massachusetts, but it appears the free agent-to-be is going to need a strong second half if he hopes to continue working in his home state.
•Having a tournament to crown legitimate state champs in high school football makes sense. But don't think for a minute the MIAA would have signed off on it if the dollars didn't add up.
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