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noleisthebest wrote:On another note, disturbing to see police with machine guns patrolling the airport heavily...
yep...the world is changing faster..
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Tenez wrote:noleisthebest wrote:On another note, disturbing to see police with machine guns patrolling the airport heavily...
yep...the world is changing faster..
Even the weather is changing!
I looked forward to some deep snow, only to find out it's 16 degrees there!
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So we only have Stan-Coric final left today.
Don't you dare lose Mr Wawrinka!!!
Don't you dare lose Mr Wawrinka!!!
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The Republicans live to serve their donors and satisfy their religious fundamentalist evolution-denying base. Democrat establishment are corporate bores, but not gun nuts or science deniers etc. For the republicans, the furthest away you'll get from usual is someone like Donald Trump. You can live in hope, though.bogbrush wrote:Well let's not forget it was the Republicans who abolished slavery in the face of bitter opposition from the Democrats.DONALD TRUMP wrote:What do you define as a 'good Republican. 'bogbrush wrote:American politics needs a good Republican
Letting go of the fact the field is led by a clown as you agree; the rest of the field are still religious fundamentalist, evolution denying, science-hating, gun nuts totally corrupted by their huge donors.
I watch American politics sometimes for the hilarity of it. I don't particularly like Clinton, she's a boring centrist corporatist, but she hasn't got a thing on the GOP. Imagine if the Republicans ran in the UK, they'd literally be laughed off the stage as crazy low-IQ nuts. Donald just tells it as it is and exposes the GOP for what they are.
The republicans have been hijacked by Corporats. A 'good Republican' would be centred on individual liberty, a limited State, removing barriers to entry to market by people, reducing the power of corporates, that sort of thing.
The Democrats are no less a joke, just a bunch of hand-wringers. Obama is clueless, getting run rings around by all his foreign competitors.
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Ron Paul was consistent, but also quite dumb. He argued that evolution isn't true, and wanted a return to the gold standard.luvsports! wrote:Ron Paul was a 'good Republican', an actual libertarian. Consistent, had integrity and actually got the most amount of donations from the military in '12 for his non-interventionist stance.
His son Rand pales in comparison.
Bernie Sanders for the win! #FeeltheBern
Well meaning, but dumb; a free market and religious fundamentalist.
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He had some whacky ideas but I would never say he was dumb.
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If he wasn't principled and said the things he did about evolution and the economy you'd be saying he was dumb; being consistent in your fundamentalism doesn't give you a pass from being stupid imo.luvsports! wrote:He had some whacky ideas but I would never say he was dumb.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I liked the guy, and I liked the guts he showed.
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That's the only way forward. Without it currencies are not worth the paper they are on......unless we wage wars and peg it to black gold (oil).DONALD TRUMP wrote:Ron Paul was consistent, but also quite dumb. He argued that evolution isn't true, and wanted a return to the gold standard.luvsports! wrote:Ron Paul was a 'good Republican', an actual libertarian. Consistent, had integrity and actually got the most amount of donations from the military in '12 for his non-interventionist stance.
His son Rand pales in comparison.
Bernie Sanders for the win! #FeeltheBern
Well meaning, but dumb; a free market and religious fundamentalist.
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Gold Standard is one of the worst ideas I've heard and no serious intelligent economist backs it, and for good reason:Tenez wrote:That's the only way forward. Without it currencies are not worth the paper they are on......unless we wage wars and peg it to black gold (oil).DONALD TRUMP wrote:Ron Paul was consistent, but also quite dumb. He argued that evolution isn't true, and wanted a return to the gold standard.luvsports! wrote:Ron Paul was a 'good Republican', an actual libertarian. Consistent, had integrity and actually got the most amount of donations from the military in '12 for his non-interventionist stance.
His son Rand pales in comparison.
Bernie Sanders for the win! #FeeltheBern
Well meaning, but dumb; a free market and religious fundamentalist.
It would have a devastating consequence if there was a recession, but even the one thing which it's mean to be good at... price stability, look at this graph:
http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/mt/assets/business/NewGoldCPI.png
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Anyone is better than an Appeaser In Chief (Obama), who thinks Merkel is a mastermind - and has no problem putting his countrymen at risk of death or rape. Like germany.
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But it's not all bad news.Tenez wrote:noleisthebest wrote:On another note, disturbing to see police with machine guns patrolling the airport heavily...
yep...the world is changing faster..
There is free wi-fi and I can even watch Stan-Coric stream on tennistv.
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I don't believe he was 'better than ever' last year either. Guys got no stamina and his speed is lacking. He's adapted his game to mask those deficiencies but the short game isn't an option, it's forced on him. He used to be able to go toe to toe with lung busting Nadal for 4 or 5 hours. Could you imagine him after 90 minutes doing that today?Tenez wrote:C'mon BB...I was saying that in 2009.....and wasn't I proven right since? Now he is 34 verging 35....You can't quite keep saying that.bogbrush wrote:Watching Federer here has me shaking my head when I hear people say he's better than ever. He might well be able to hit nicer shots but his movement is abysmal.
Also....Commentators were saying he was injured. A very different display from his earlier round...and even beginning of match.
Last year you made the same comment after his loss at the AO v Seppi...but then went on to reach 2 slams finals cutting through the draw as easy as in 2006..just to be stopped by Djoko.
The racquet has made his backhand steadier but his forehand lacks the sting it used to have.
I fail to see the logic of being better.
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Agree about the FH, still room there for improvement with the bigger frame, though.bogbrush wrote:I don't believe he was 'better than ever' last year either. Guys got no stamina and his speed is lacking. He's adapted his game to mask those deficiencies but the short game isn't an option, it's forced on him. He used to be able to go toe to toe with lung busting Nadal for 4 or 5 hours. Could you imagine him after 90 minutes doing that today?Tenez wrote:C'mon BB...I was saying that in 2009.....and wasn't I proven right since? Now he is 34 verging 35....You can't quite keep saying that.bogbrush wrote:Watching Federer here has me shaking my head when I hear people say he's better than ever. He might well be able to hit nicer shots but his movement is abysmal.
Also....Commentators were saying he was injured. A very different display from his earlier round...and even beginning of match.
Last year you made the same comment after his loss at the AO v Seppi...but then went on to reach 2 slams finals cutting through the draw as easy as in 2006..just to be stopped by Djoko.
The racquet has made his backhand steadier but his forehand lacks the sting it used to have.
I fail to see the logic of being better.
He was toast with his old frame, the ultimate misery was his loss to ROBREDO!!!! that USO (13?)
He looked outdated then.
So if he stayed with the same racquet he'd be already retired now.
Instead, he's adapted to the new one and the only player who can beat Nole who is better than ever.
I didn't see the match today, he may be still recovering from the flu, court was fast, I am sure Raonic did not trounce him.
Margins are small in today's tennis.
I stand by that he is as fast as ever, his footwork is second to none, just compare him to Nadal's yesterday.
A slow player cannot play s&v in current conditions. Let alone reach slam finals with a SBH.
And of course others are improving and striking the ball harder, Djokovic and Murray in particular, others, too.
Tennis has changed.
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Frankly you do not know what you are talking about. I am sincere. Since Bretton Wood (1971-3) the $$ is no the "gold standard" giving a ridiculous advantage to the US. They can print their $$ at will and peg it to anything that has value (Oil, foreign assets, etc...)...and despite that it is going to collapse.DONALD TRUMP wrote:
Gold Standard is one of the worst ideas I've heard and no serious intelligent economist backs it, and for good reason:
It would have a devastating consequence if there was a recession, but even the one thing which it's mean to be good at... price stability, look at this graph:
http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/mt/assets/business/NewGoldCPI.png
The reason you only hear bad things about Gold standard is that the media is own by the big lobbies making the most of it. If you really want to cultivate yourself on the subject read Antal Fekete, probably one of the last person able to understand our banking systems.
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bogbrush wrote:I don't believe he was 'better than ever' last year either. Guys got no stamina and his speed is lacking. He's adapted his game to mask those deficiencies but the short game isn't an option, it's forced on him. He used to be able to go toe to toe with lung busting Nadal for 4 or 5 hours. Could you imagine him after 90 minutes doing that today?Tenez wrote:C'mon BB...I was saying that in 2009.....and wasn't I proven right since? Now he is 34 verging 35....You can't quite keep saying that.bogbrush wrote:Watching Federer here has me shaking my head when I hear people say he's better than ever. He might well be able to hit nicer shots but his movement is abysmal.
Also....Commentators were saying he was injured. A very different display from his earlier round...and even beginning of match.
Last year you made the same comment after his loss at the AO v Seppi...but then went on to reach 2 slams finals cutting through the draw as easy as in 2006..just to be stopped by Djoko.
The racquet has made his backhand steadier but his forehand lacks the sting it used to have.
I fail to see the logic of being better.
The logic is simple...tennis moves on and Fed in 2007/8 was already struggling v very young Murrays and Djoko. A typical display like in Wimby semi last year would not have been possible in 2007. But of course there is a trade off. he has not got the same recovery power now than then. My point is that in 2007 he would have lost v Murray 2014! As simple as that (especially with his older racquet).
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Tenez wrote:bogbrush wrote:I don't believe he was 'better than ever' last year either. Guys got no stamina and his speed is lacking. He's adapted his game to mask those deficiencies but the short game isn't an option, it's forced on him. He used to be able to go toe to toe with lung busting Nadal for 4 or 5 hours. Could you imagine him after 90 minutes doing that today?Tenez wrote:C'mon BB...I was saying that in 2009.....and wasn't I proven right since? Now he is 34 verging 35....You can't quite keep saying that.bogbrush wrote:Watching Federer here has me shaking my head when I hear people say he's better than ever. He might well be able to hit nicer shots but his movement is abysmal.
Also....Commentators were saying he was injured. A very different display from his earlier round...and even beginning of match.
Last year you made the same comment after his loss at the AO v Seppi...but then went on to reach 2 slams finals cutting through the draw as easy as in 2006..just to be stopped by Djoko.
The racquet has made his backhand steadier but his forehand lacks the sting it used to have.
I fail to see the logic of being better.
The logic is simple...tennis moves on and Fed in 2007/8 was already struggling v very young Murrays, Djoko and Nadal. A typical display like in Wimby semi last year would not have been possible in 2007. But of course there is a trade off. he has not got the same recovery power now than then. My point is that in 2007 he would have lost v Murray 2014! As simple as that (especially with his older racquet).
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I am well read, and I don't think the dollar is going to be collapsing any time soon.Tenez wrote:Frankly you do not know what you are talking about. I am sincere. Since Bretton Wood (1971-3) the $$ is no the "gold standard" giving a ridiculous advantage to the US. They can print their $$ at will and peg it to anything that has value (Oil, foreign assets, etc...)...and despite that it is going to collapse.DONALD TRUMP wrote:
Gold Standard is one of the worst ideas I've heard and no serious intelligent economist backs it, and for good reason:
It would have a devastating consequence if there was a recession, but even the one thing which it's mean to be good at... price stability, look at this graph:
http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/mt/assets/business/NewGoldCPI.png
The reason you only hear bad things about Gold standard is that the media is own by the big lobbies making the most of it. If you really want to cultivate yourself on the subject read Antal Fekete, probably one of the last person able to understand our banking systems.
It's the same with tennis analysis and everything for you Tenez, you don't look at things objectively in perspective, you believe what you want as long as it gives you the warm conspiracy feeling inside.
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DONALD TRUMP wrote:I am well read, and I don't think the dollar is going to be collapsing any time soon.Tenez wrote:Frankly you do not know what you are talking about. I am sincere. Since Bretton Wood (1971-3) the $$ is no the "gold standard" giving a ridiculous advantage to the US. They can print their $$ at will and peg it to anything that has value (Oil, foreign assets, etc...)...and despite that it is going to collapse.DONALD TRUMP wrote:
Gold Standard is one of the worst ideas I've heard and no serious intelligent economist backs it, and for good reason:
It would have a devastating consequence if there was a recession, but even the one thing which it's mean to be good at... price stability, look at this graph:
http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/mt/assets/business/NewGoldCPI.png
The reason you only hear bad things about Gold standard is that the media is own by the big lobbies making the most of it. If you really want to cultivate yourself on the subject read Antal Fekete, probably one of the last person able to understand our banking systems.
It's the same with tennis analysis and everything for you Tenez, you don't look at things objectively in perspective, you believe what you want as long as it gives you the warm conspiracy feeling inside.
Interesting. I am the one supporting the cheer talented player able to outlast your fake, limited, talentless player, exposed now that everybody else has caught up on fitness.
Once again you picked the wrong horse! So please read Fekete with an objective mind. he knows more than you and me on the subject.
I have been going to the US regularly for 20y....and I can tell you, the country has been falling apart fast. I am currently listening to Trump on FoxNews. Very funny!
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BTW, Our European countries (and maybe the rest of the world) are also falling apart, essentially dragged down by the US....
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Tenez wrote:BTW, Our European countries (and maybe the rest of the world) are also falling apart, essentially dragged down by the US....
Yet life goes on. Like sand through hourglass.
I wonder if every generation experiences this claustrophobic and suffocating feeling of loneliness and alienation.
It probably depends on how much they are prepared to compromise the truth and live with their heads in the sand.
Even Shakespeare said that ignorance is bliss.
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Well clearly my parents generation had it cool and very different than their parents and ourselves. My parents were born just before or during WW2 and were too young to have been affected by it. They had it very cool, even if everything was to built (or rebuilt). they had hope. I am not sure my children are looking forward to life as much as we were.
As you know I am very optimistic.....in the long term only though!
As you know I am very optimistic.....in the long term only though!
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Yes, it's getting harder and harder to walk upright.
And young generation is robbed of innocence and even childhood.
I work with young people from all over the world now and the more "primitive" or removed from the West - the more human they are.
Media are sterilising free thinking.
It's impossible to think that a soul can compose something majstic as moonlight sonata now.
At least Stan beat that little creep Coric today and got out of his suffocaring grip - Coric is so like Nadal, but potentially more dangerous version in the very near future as he moves so well all around he court and counterpunches with ease. On and on. And on.
Stan went down the line and served well, and that saved him. It was quite close.
And young generation is robbed of innocence and even childhood.
I work with young people from all over the world now and the more "primitive" or removed from the West - the more human they are.
Media are sterilising free thinking.
It's impossible to think that a soul can compose something majstic as moonlight sonata now.
At least Stan beat that little creep Coric today and got out of his suffocaring grip - Coric is so like Nadal, but potentially more dangerous version in the very near future as he moves so well all around he court and counterpunches with ease. On and on. And on.
Stan went down the line and served well, and that saved him. It was quite close.
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No one has to worry, Donald Trump is going to make the world GREAT AGAIN.
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DONALD TRUMP wrote:No one has to worry, Donald Trump is going to make the world GREAT AGAIN.
Can he save Nadal?
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https://ourtennisforum.forumotion.co.uk/t1012-uncle-toni-is-total-loser-and-should-be-fired-only-i-can-make-nadal-great-againTenez wrote:DONALD TRUMP wrote:No one has to worry, Donald Trump is going to make the world GREAT AGAIN.
Can he save Nadal?
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Some interesting comments from Fed about Nole-Nadal match:
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"That kind of a scoreline is always a surprise between two top guys. You rarely see blowouts, so to some extent it's surprising for sure. That [Djokovic] wins, maybe not so much because he's been on a roll for a while now.
These results happen like we've seen at the [ATP] World Tour Finals when we've seen blowouts between the top guys as well. That's because these kind of courts sometimes allows that to happen— whoever takes the upper hand from the baseline then destroys the other guy...
But of course [Djokovic's] the favorite for the Australian Open. Plus he's played well there historically as well.
i just think his consistent power is something that's so impressive. The focus he brings to every single serve. I've always said it's amazing that he can do that. For a big guy he moves well. He's improved his fitness the last few years. Also, tactically I think he's better now than he's ever been. He's made a conscious effort of playing close to the baseline… It's a great start for him. I'm very happy for him."
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"That kind of a scoreline is always a surprise between two top guys. You rarely see blowouts, so to some extent it's surprising for sure. That [Djokovic] wins, maybe not so much because he's been on a roll for a while now.
These results happen like we've seen at the [ATP] World Tour Finals when we've seen blowouts between the top guys as well. That's because these kind of courts sometimes allows that to happen— whoever takes the upper hand from the baseline then destroys the other guy...
But of course [Djokovic's] the favorite for the Australian Open. Plus he's played well there historically as well.
i just think his consistent power is something that's so impressive. The focus he brings to every single serve. I've always said it's amazing that he can do that. For a big guy he moves well. He's improved his fitness the last few years. Also, tactically I think he's better now than he's ever been. He's made a conscious effort of playing close to the baseline… It's a great start for him. I'm very happy for him."
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yes...but again according to some it's not much to do with Djoko improving.....it's everybody else declining!
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Let's keep this thread for Sydney&Auckland.
No big names playing, but we may see some good matches at the weekend.
Really look forward to AO!
No big names playing, but we may see some good matches at the weekend.
Really look forward to AO!
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Agut won Auckland (beat a lot of good players en route)
Troicki blasting Dimi off the court in the second set of Sydney final after losing the first.
I like Vik, he doesn't calculate. Quite a contrast to Dimi who attacks - but safely, a bit like Berd.
Troicki blasting Dimi off the court in the second set of Sydney final after losing the first.
I like Vik, he doesn't calculate. Quite a contrast to Dimi who attacks - but safely, a bit like Berd.
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noleisthebest wrote:Agut won Auckland (beat a lot of good players en route)
Troicki blasting Dimi off the court in the second set of Sydney final after losing the first.
I like Vik, he doesn't calculate. Quite a contrast to Dimi who attacks - but safely, a bit like Berd.
Mind you, his second serve explains why he has never won anything bg. Safe, short...even I could return it
What a contrast to his first serve!
Piece of cake for Dimi to break.
Now here is my burning question...how can one explain "dips" in first serve during a match?
Is it nerves, lack of quality (talent) in the shot, mere statistical law of probability...?
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Watching Dimi-Vik only one conclusion: you've got to serve like a monster and finish the point in 3-4 shots in order to win.
Anything less descends into rallying and turns into a physical battle.
Unless you are Fed and have the variety to outplay. While you last....
Anything less descends into rallying and turns into a physical battle.
Unless you are Fed and have the variety to outplay. While you last....
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Yes, for most!noleisthebest wrote:
Now here is my burning question...how can one explain "dips" in first serve during a match?
Is it nerves, lack of quality (talent) in the shot, mere statistical law of probability...?
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