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The cash-strapped Postal Service announced Tuesday that it has inked a licensing deal with an Ohio-based clothing company to produce a line of apparel dubbed "Rain Heat & Snow." The attire aims to reach well beyond T-shirts and baseball caps to include "wearable electronics"—like jackets with iPod controls built into the sleeve, USPS spokesman Roy Betts explained to Yahoo News.
"If you like your iPod, you can plug it right into your jacket, regulate the volume and make your selections right on your sleeve," Betts said in a phone interview. There will also be shirts that help wick off sweat, he said.
What about lingerie? Betts just laughed, so a racy line of USPS lacy unmentionables (perhaps dubbed "Saturday Deliveries"?) is probably not on its way.
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How will this help the financial bottom line at the post office, which recently announced it would halt Saturday deliveries?
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The "Bacon Weave Taco" is a taco shell made entirely out of bacon – which probably makes Taco Bell and their Doritos Locos Tacos very jealous.
The folks that run DudeFoods.com have posted instructions on how to make the pork-laden shell, which was inspired by their recent "Bacon Weave Quesadilla." It only takes about 30 minutes to make, which seems like a small price to pay for such a great combination of foods.
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I just read the rules of the game and I am considering wether I am going to buy it or not. I may be wrong because I read the rules in sort of a rush but the game mechanics just seemed really difficult to me. Could you guys give me your opinions about the overall game mechanics? Do you think it is going to be an agile, balanced and challenging game?
Moreover, I would apreciate if you could explain the deck building system of the game because I just did not understand it at all. Is the any relation between the 10 objective deck you decide to build and the other deck?
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It took me only a couple of turns to figure it out playing the demo at GenCon (how to play, that is, not the strategy). The game play was very tactical and I had a blast playing. Looking forward to release day to get some more games in. (Full disclosure: I have played several different CCG-type games, so I may have picked up the rules faster than someone without any experience).
As far as deck building goes: each objective is associated with 5 other cards. Your command deck is composed of the cards associated with your objectives. For instance, if you have a 10 card objective deck, you will use the 50 associated cards for your command deck.
Right, I see. So the objective cards you decide to include in your objective deck will automatically determine your command deck?
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That is one way to describe it. Another way to look at it is that you build the decks in 6 card sets instead of at the individual card level. But yes, your command deck must be the cards that match your objective deck and vice versa.
So each of these "Sets" is themed, both for flavor and for mechanics. Maybe one of these sets is a "Storm Trooper Rush" theme, The objective might have some sort of boon to aggressive playing, while the 5 cards associated with that set all involve low cost storm troopers and event cards that capitalize on a card for card trade… your disposable troopers for their more costly heroes and utility characters. (That is just a hypothetical). Some sets will feature resource generation, while others might feature a character: Vader, his lightsaber, force choak, etc. So though you only make 10 decisions on your deck, each decision will have a larger impact on your overall deck (1/10 of the total rather than 1/60 in a game like Magic).
This opens up one major complaint: "why should I take these three crappy cards if I only want these two awesome ones?"
The the solution to that situation is that this is a fast game with a lot of card draw, and a lot of cards being thrown down.
At the beginning of your turn, you draw back up to a hand of 6, regardless of how many cards you have left over at the end of your opponent's turn. This means that you dig your deck faster than you may be used to, so finding that one copy of Darth Vader isn't as bad as you might think. But what do you do with all these excess cards? The battles at this game happen at objectives (the same 10 you chose when you built your deck). Before each combat, there is a silent auction to see who gets to go first (aka Edge). Winning the "Edge" not only gives you the first swing in the fight, but also lets your cards use the best of their abilities. The combat icons come in either black or white. Black icons are always on. White icons are only on if you won the Edge Battle. Draw 6 cards a turn, play 2 of them. Use the others to bid on these Edge battles to give you the leg up on your opponent.
Draw to a hand of 6 cards, attack your opponent's objectives, bid for Edge, duke it out, and then lather, rinse, repeat.
Thanks a lot for your help guys. This does really sound like an interesting mechanic as well as fun. I will be happy to try the game out as soon as it is released.
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Personal branding and responsibility, career building and best practices in PR are on the agenda at the 2. Annual Worldcom Youth Meeting in Budapest. A three days event gathers young consultants representing Worldcom PR Group agencies in the EMEA region.
"We firmly believe that the young public relations professionals working for the partner agencies of Worldcom PR Group EMEA region provide us with a huge potential. This is why we started the Young Professionals Program two years ago," says Andras R. Nagy, Managing Director of Probako Communications and responsible of Young Professional at the board of Worldcom PR Group EMEA.
"We want to activate and motivate young talents by organising cross border activities like an EMEA wide video contest and the annual Youth Meeting. We invite young PR professionals from all over Europe to these special workshops to receive a short but highly specialized and tailor made training", Andras Nagy explains.
Experienced professionals like Dr Péter Benjámin Tóth, communications executive of Artisjus, Hungarian Bureau for the Protection of Authors' Rights and training company Menedzsmentor shared their insights with the young consultants.
One of the focal points of the meetings are real life tasks. Each year a well-known organization, institute or company gives a short brief to the young professionals who have approximately half a day to draft campaign ideas. This year the brief comes from NNG, a leading navigation solution provider headquartered in Budapest.
"NNG operates in many European and overseas markets. It is always a challenge to act and communicate locally in those markets, so this is a unique opportunity for us to see how these European professionals approach our issues", says Imre Dózsa, Head of Marking Communications at NNG.
Andras Nagy sees this competition as one of the most interesting parts of the three day event. "The Young Professionals Program as a whole shows we are ready to invest on our young talents. It also provides our partnership with a recruiting advantage", he concludes.
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But we can tell you that Dan and Mrs. Koch made a video in which they tell all.
In fact they tell more than just what's new for next season.
Dan starts detailing his recent retinal eye surgery ... till Mrs. Koch reminds him why they're making a video.
Over the past few months it's been nice to see Dan go from referring on-camera to his mom as first "my mother, Patricia Koch," to the far more casual, "Ma."
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I love the idea of new rides for the little ones. The ideas seem very nice. The only sad thing is that you are "replacing" already existing items that the kids love instead of simply "adding" new ones. There are not many rides for those who are under 36" and although the sleigh idea is beautiful and exciting it is sad that there won't still be airplanes too. My kids love the jungle jets so that is also disappointing to lose. They will be excited about the slides though as many of the big slides have lines that are way too long for us to wait in (even though we come all the time). I am hoping that when you say these slides are for little ones that they will not have the restrictions that Kima Bay has. I also hope that they do not have water pouring down on the kids' heads as they go down either. My kids hate that. Love the park, excited to see the changes next year. By the way, the Wildebeast is FANTASTIC!!


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My reasoning is based on their diverse qualities. They can bloom in a variety of colors, are real tough during drought after establishment and do not have many disease or insect issues that cause them many problems.
You can put crape myrtles in the shrub/tree category because they can come in a variety of growth groups.
They can come in items they will stay about three feet or less in height all the way to some that will get more than 20 feet in height if left along.
Crape myrtles can look good on an individual property, but also has its place if you wanted to use crape myrtles as a major landscaping part of a big subdivision or construction project.
Today, I will be sharing information based on a UGA publication by Dr. Gary Wade, UGA Extension Horticulturist and Dr. Jean Williams Woodward, UGA Extension Pathologist.
Before you plant a crape myrtle, you need to investigate the area and pick a suitable site. I would say the number one reason people plant crape myrtles is due to the amount of blooms these items can produce.
Poor planting site selection can reduce this quality. Plant crape myrtles in full sun if possible. Dense shade can reduce growth of the plant and flowering. Shade can also aid in some disease issues such as sooty mold which can get on the foliage and also powdery mildew which can get on young plant growth and even flower buds. Planting them in full sun will also keep them away from the larger items such as trees that will compete for moisture with the crape myrtle.
Crape myrtles are tough landscape specimens, but like most all items would prefer to be planted in well-prepared ground.
Preparing the soil will take effort on your part, but when you have a real healthy crape myrtle, it will be worth the work. The planting hole needs to be two times wider than the root ball. Set the plant in the hole no deeper than it came in the container. Before you backfill the hole with the dug dirt, remove rocks and debris plus bust up any soil clods.
According to Wade and Woodward, research has shown that adding organic matter is not necessary when planting in individual holes. Wade and Woodward go on to say that amendments to the planting hole will encourage roots to stay in the planting hole instead of growing outward. Organic matter amendments are better utilized if spread over and worked into the entire area around the planting holes.
After you plant, water to settle the soil and then mulch. Mulching does several things. Mulching obviously will help conserve moisture, but it will also insulate roots from weather extremes and will combat weeds.
Again, water the crape myrtle when you plant and then about once a week for the first two months when you do not get rainfall. Crape myrtles are very drought tolerate, but if you will give crape myrtles water during dry times in the flowering period, it will assist your flowering production.
Most horticulturists when giving presentations will give plenty of time to discuss pruning of crape myrtles.
True, pruning of crape myrtles will result in a large amount of new shoots that will form flowers and will also push a fair amount of the plant energy into the new growth and flowers, but pruning is not essential for flower production.
You can see great flower production on old crape myrtles that have not been pruned in years. Those old unpruned crape myrtles will have smaller flower clusters, but there will be more of them. Also, if you do prune, do so at the right time of year.
You need to prune crape myrtles during the late winter or early spring. Stay away from early fall pruning.
If you prune in early fall before the first frost, you can actually kill the plant. Pruning in early fall will stimulate new growth that may keep the plant from going dormant. A freeze can then kill the crape myrtle.
You would have to do your homework, but there are some of the earlier blooming cultivars that pruning off the dead flower may give you a second bloom in late summer.
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The gray wolf known as OR7 has spent the past week in western Plumas and northeastern Butte counties. The one exception was June 22 when he wandered into eastern Tehama County. OR7 has traveled more than 2,500 miles since leaving his pack in the far northeastern corner of Oregon in December last year. He has traveled as much as 40 air miles in a single day. He has traversed back and forth through two states and several counties. But for the past month OR7 has limited his travels to a much smaller area in Butte and Plumas counties.
Does this mean he is taking up residence locally? Nobody knows the answer to that question. Did he possibly find another wolf, a potential mate perhaps, whose presence in the area was not known about? Not likely, but nobody can say for sure. Wolves are, after all, very reclusive. A lone wolf can wander a very long time over a very wide area before settling in a particular territory.
We know that wolves inhabited some parts of California in the past. And we know there is a possibility that populations in nearby states could eventually lead to wolves returning and establishing packs in California. So what would that look like? How will the wolf fit into the 21st century California landscape?
First and foremost the wolf is a predator: a top of the food chain sort of predator.
Wolves in North America are found mostly in forested areas or the tundra of the far north. Gray wolves are sometimes referred to as timber wolves because of they often live in forested areas. Biologists believe that wolves can adapt to a wide variety of habitats as long as two primary needs are met: room to roam in wild undeveloped territory and an adequate prey base.
Wolves will feed on a wide variety of large and small animals. Deer would likely to be a favorite food item in California. Wolves often select animals that are weak from old age or sickness, but they will also feed on younger animals. Livestock, unfortunately, is also a frequent food source.
Wolves are most effective feeding in packs. A lone wolf will have to work much harder for a meal.
Wolves compete with other predators. Populations of mountain lions and coyotes have declined in areas wolves have returned to. There have been some conflicts between bears and wolves, but generally bears are very opportunistic feeders and bears and wolves tend to coexist by avoiding one another.
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Human and wolf interactions have a long and complicated history. How, and if, that interaction will play out locally remains to be seen.
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Keo.co.za brought you live commentary from the midweek clash at Wembley Stadium.
80 mins: Saracens work down the clock as they run the ball through the forwards to cap off a great comeback. Hougaard stands in the pocket and kicks the ball into the stands. The home team celebrates as the disappointment is clear on the South African players' faces. South Africa lose their third successive European tour match. Saracens win 24-23!
75 mins: Hougaard's persistence with kicking a drop goal pays off as he finally slots his fifth attempt and Saracens get a one-point lead with five minutes remaining. 24-23 to Saracens!
70 mins: South Africa make a host of changes at a crucial stage of the match. One wonders if this is a wise decision, considering Saracens are within reach.
69 mins: Saracens reduce the deficit to two points as Hougaard converts an easy penalty attempt. 23-21 to South Africa!
62 mins: South Africa try! The Springboks steal a Saracens lineout and gather possession. The ball is then passed out wide for the counter-attack, and Nokwe runs in at the corner for his second after good interplay between the back three. Pienaar misses the conversion but South Africa regain the lead. 23-18 to South Africa!
61 mins: Saracens win a penalty as they out-scrum the South African pack. However, Hougaard continues his average performance with the boot as he misses target. This could prove costly.
60 mins: The next quarter will be a big test for South Africa's character as momentum is clearly with the Saracens.
59 mins: Hougaard kicks his third ambitious drop goal attempt, but the fans boo as the pivot fails to clear the cross-bar again.
54 mins: Saracens try! After a marginal call from the referee, the home side is awarded a scrum close to South Africa's try line. Inside centre Brad Barritt gets the ball at first receiver and runs through the dismal South African defence for his side's second try. Hougaard kicks the extras. The score is level, 18-all!
46 mins: Saracens try! Replacement No 9 Francois Hougaard's kick from the scrum is charged down by Ernst Joubert. The No 8 then dives on the loose ball for the first points in the second stanza. 18-11 to South Africa!
42 mins: Hougaard takes an early drop goal attempt, but his kick goes wide.
Half-time: Saracens 6 South Africa 18
39 mins: Saracens are awarded a penalty on the stroke of half-time. Hougaard kicks the three points and the referee blows the whistle for the end of the first half. 18-6 to South Africa!
38 mins: South Africa try! After a good up and under from Earl Rose, Ashley Johnson contests well and Saracens fullback Michael Horak fails to claim possession. Jongi Nokwe then gathers the loose ball and touches down under the posts. Pienaar adds the extras to extend the lead to 15. 18-3 to South Africa!
33 mins: Although a solid performance thus far, South Africa are struggling to hold their own in the scrums.
29 mins: South Africa try! South Africa build good momentum into Saracens' 22. The ball is passed through the hands and De Jongh shows good strength to break through three defenders for the opening try. 11-3 to South Africa!
18 mins: South Africa rule the lineouts as the home side struggle to win their own throw.
17 mins: Saracens are penalised and Pienaar gives South Africa the lead. 6-3 to South Africa!
15 mins: Some impressive and aggressive South African defence swings momentum to the visitors' favour.
11 mins: Wian du Preez makes an early appearance off the bench as he replaces the injured Van der Linde.
10 mins: Heini Adams and CJ van der Linde are already receiving medical attention, and Juan de Jongh and Adriaan Strauss take big hits, this is proving to be an intensely physical encounter.
3 mins: After the restart, Neil de Kock kicks a poor clearance and his team-mates are adjudged to be offside. Ruan Pienaar slots the penalty and levels the score. Score is level 3-all!
1 min: Derick Hougaard kicks off and South Africa claim the ball cleanly. The visitors decide to run and Jean Deysel sets up the breakdown, but the flank is penalised for holding on. Hougaard gives Saracens the early lead. 3-0 to Saracens!
Saracens – 15 Michael Horak, 14 Noah Cato, 13 Kameli Ratuvou, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 Michael Tagicakibau, 10 Derick Hougaard, 9 Neil de Kock, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Justin Melck, 6 Wikus van Heerden (c), 5 Hugh Vyvyan, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Richard Skuse, 2 Ethienne Reynecke, 1 Rhys Gill.
Subs: 16 Schalk Brits, 17 Carlos Nieto, 18 George Kruis, 19 Andy Saull, 20 Kevin Barrett, 21 Alex Goode, 22 Rodd Penney.
South Africa – 15 Earl Rose, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Jongi Nokwe, 10 Ruan Pienaar, 9 Heini Adams, 8 Ashley Johnson, 7 Jean Deysel, 6 Dewald Potgieter (c), 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Alistair Hargreaves, 3 CJ van der Linde, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Subs: 16 Bandise Maku, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 Danie Rossouw, 19 Davon Raubenheimer, 20 Francois Hougaard, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Riaan Viljoen.
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18 Nov 2009, 00:56 am#540 Slumtown: Where was he at the breakdown tonight… nowhere.. one steal he got while been driven back…
18 Nov 2009, 00:58 amfact of the matter is the squad has been picked to tour, they gotta now try make the best of it and pull together and play for whatever pride is left, and change their gameplan to suit. the lighter players have been picked, now you gotta go with a changed quicker wider gameplan too.
18 Nov 2009, 00:58 am#545 skopskiet: new approach eh? did you know that PDv does not select overseas based players??ANDRe PRetorius plays in Australia therefore he's based overseas .
just out of curiosty what did fourie du preez and morne steyn do to you? You seem to mention the pair of them on every single one of your posts
18 Nov 2009, 00:59 amLangenhoven
Seek help immediately. It's for the best little old fat man.
I mean really Shaun, that last comment was pathetic.
It must be hard to move around with that chip on your shoulder.
Anyway i'm outta here.
18 Nov 2009, 01:00 amreckon what happened is the saracens pack simply tightened it up in 2nd half.
18 Nov 2009, 01:01 am#546 Langenhoven: Degradation is obviously a word you are proud of despite not understanding the meaning. Tomorrow you can do big word starting with e. And yes, I do pee before bed because your idea of a wet dream involves a full bladder before bed time and mine doesn't. As for a diaper, I'll remember it for the baby, and tomorrow when its properly soaked I'll dream about placing it over head to improve your looks, your smell and intelligence.
Night All
18 Nov 2009, 01:02 am#551 WP_: Like I said junior…this is not a good time to be arguing with me… its past your bed time… I rule here
18 Nov 2009, 01:02 am#467 XhosaKid: Bro I believe all and sundry will admit that Earl has played 2 good games so far. We believe what we see and so far Earl has blown hot and cold. I think you´ll find the same people now complaining about Ruaan as he is playing like Earl was.
Nothing to do with anything sinister, now relax and enjoy the rugby.
18 Nov 2009, 01:03 am#547 WP_: this is a open blog and not your personal private kkk cell.
18 Nov 2009, 01:04 am#553 FrenklyJ: LOL… let it go twat… the sun will rise tomorrow…
18 Nov 2009, 01:06 am566
Wow you get idiots, then you get bigots and then you get Valkyrie.
18 Nov 2009, 01:06 am#555 Slumtown: ADMIT IT ! EARL IS A RUGBY GOD !
18 Nov 2009, 01:06 amfrench beat us up with a little scrum half and an attacking back line. Fdp and M. Steyn were nowhere when they had to deliver some rugby for a change instead of skop do dom doos rugby. You think kicking going to rate your asses every time then you on a hiding to nothing. Sooner somebody realise what playing proper running rugby is about sooner this team gets down to some serious business. We beat Bil's and Nz with hail mary kick n chase rugby very limited strategy. Once they work you out its over cadover. Only way to progress is get Pienaar motoring and confident again at pivot with a scrum half that can get action off the base of the scrum. If Fdp can step up and stop this incessant kicking and get some speed into his service ok, otherwise get Pretorius or somebody that can whip the ball out like Adams does. That is how to play win style rugby, not this dom doos skop the ball up in the f.ng air.
18 Nov 2009, 01:07 am#530 Langenhoven: ahhh jeesus Shaun and then what run for head coach himself? or assinate, Stofile? Political consipracies abound everywhere. go to sleep man.
18 Nov 2009, 01:10 am#537 cab: Brussouw is an absolut essential. And I´m afraid your flyhalf does need to be able to kick. Ruan at flyhalf is as bad as it can be. You need someone decisive and he isnt vos he´s 2nd guessing himself all the time.
18 Nov 2009, 01:12 am#561 skopskiet:
nah more to it then that…they'd identified the so-called bok kick'n chase on the BIL tour already and we still walked the 3N 5-1. nothing they could do about it, cos our pack and kickers like teh two steyns were too much in the peak of our season and on our fields.this is a totally different ballgame in the NH, we now in there conditions. the french backline did not win that game, it was the french pack who were magnificent, and centred around their big loosetrio including the raging young picamoles coming off the back and bashing over and into anything and everything, and two tightlocks, and a helluva potent frontrow, no specialist jumpers or fetchers or mobile props. their big no 12 bashed it up, gone are the days of flair little froggie midgets tossing it around.
18 Nov 2009, 01:13 am#561 Slumtown: BRoer… Got a shortened to do list… now that I have decided on the 50 things I don't need to do in this lifetime… Head Coach of the bok team is one of them..
Still looking to head up the UN though..
18 Nov 2009, 01:15 am#563 Slumtown:
yeah he shoulda been playing more at sharks, but ou doos is right boks gotta try get some width on the ball, the selected pack is not up to these conditions. we have the players to take them on in this sort of game, but they at home, our best bet still our Bok forwards with all the experience, but need to try and exert our mobility and get width on ball. we screwed tho, cos they all buggered. -
18 Nov 2009, 01:15 am#548 Langenhoven: I cant say I agree with that. he was quieter than usual, but quota? He was almost the only man playing last week. Put him in a good pack and see. Quota he is not.
Earl was damn fine. I have to say it. And all the slaggin off before had nothing to do with race. He is shining in difficult cirumstances and I think a lot of people will readily admit theyre impressed. I love it when an underdog takes hs chances anyway. -
18 Nov 2009, 01:19 am#559 rugbygenius: Hahahah Rugby genius – youre a fanatic. Ok yes I admit EARL IS THE NEW MESSIAH – HALLEFOKKEN LUJAH!
He has certainly moved up a notch or two on my radar. If he keeps it up I´ll give him the number 10 shirt instead of Ruaan. Deal? -
18 Nov 2009, 01:20 am#566 Slumtown: MY problem with DEysel… He has potential but has only shown this on a very few occasions.. He also does not have a brain to go with the brawn.. NO doubt he is strong… but we all know how far that gets you… did you watch Hayes moer Valuev…
18 Nov 2009, 01:21 am#564 Langenhoven: good luck on that one, but I meant FDP – you implied that he was undermining PDV and my question is why would he bother?
18 Nov 2009, 01:22 am#28 Ratel Brussow (MSIUR): #36 Ratel Brussow (MSIUR): #44 Ratel Brussow (MSIUR): #83 Ratel Brussow (MSIUR):
Shouldn't you watch the game before you start criticizing players? Just asking- use it, don't use it. We might just get the idea you're biased.
18 Nov 2009, 01:22 amComrades and loved ones… got to go…I promise not to do this ever again…
18 Nov 2009, 01:23 am#568 Langenhoven: Yes agreed but you play clever with some brute strength and its an unbeatabke combo, so I wouldnt discount him, we could have done with a hardman upfront against France and Schalk wasnt doing it.
18 Nov 2009, 01:23 am#550 mbaxman93:
You are a little bit thick my friend just as thick as those planks that got drilled by France the other day.SAREL Pretorius is the man I.m touting not Andre. But I guess you just a wee bit too thick to understand what comprises proper rugby brains. You fools watch Fdp and M. Steyn f.up the back line momentum time and time again, and because we fortunately got some wins under our belt through some immaculate place kicking from penalties conceded by opposition your eyes are closed to the absolute FACTS.
Carry on watching and learning, one day it may dawn on you what the actual object of the exercise on the rugby field is. It is to score TRIES not Penalties, unless you still too young to realise that.
18 Nov 2009, 01:24 am#568 Slumtown: The story of the SCorpion and the frog… but we will chat again… Long live
18 Nov 2009, 01:26 am#558 WP_: go to bed you dimwit,time to take off those heavily coloured tinted blinkers!
18 Nov 2009, 01:29 amplease man FDP and M.Steyn have won just about everything you can win.
get serious. just alot of underdog rubbish.
if these back-ups so good, how come they getting ironed out by saracens and leicester B sides? -
18 Nov 2009, 01:36 am#572 skopskiet: you also seem to be very thick as you cannot see that you;ve posted the same comment 20 times in the last 45minutes .we get it ,you think FDP and morne are killing bok rugby ,now can you please stop repeating it every f.king 5minutes its getting very irritating !!!
#575 cab: VERY TRUE , why arent the "proper halfbacks" dams and pienaar winning us games?? -
18 Nov 2009, 01:41 amEarl Rose has some lovely skills, all those that have said how **** he is should take off the blinkers.
Thought Potgeiter was really good, as was Deysel altho he seemed to go quiet in 2ndH.
Boks scrum again horrible.
Boks generally just forgot to attack the game in 2ndH, they have been a 1stH team almost all season.
There were some HUGE hits going in there from both sides of brothers, like watching Tonga play Samoa !
18 Nov 2009, 01:42 amYes France beat us all does up due to a complete rugby strategy from the front through the 2nd row and back row.
We got a bunch of palooka's reading the script thinking Kankowski is the answer at the base of the scrum. We still hope against hope if all else fails that M. Steyn will deliver some manner from heaven and bail us out with another hail mary place kicking performance, or Jdv will intercept another pass and score at the other end, or Frans Steyn will land us another 60 m miracle to bail us out the soup. Kak **** bs blinker's running the show. We got so f.ng lucky against Bil's and 3N its just not true. Now we have to learn to actually earn our stripes not fluke em.
France caught us perfectly. Said to our big bully brekers 'come get some your own medicine' and then they dished it out. Bakkies and Matfield didn't quite know what hit them the first 10 min they got roughed up like they never been roughed up before.Bekker was doing better than Bakkies they should have left him on. The man is going to be a colossus watch him Anders Bekker the next Bok lock super star better than both Botha and Matfield. Hargreaves was playing out his skin tonight did some great work in the line out too.
France back row drilled our 3. Schalk is fini he must take a sabbatical . The trio should be brussow, Deysel and Vermeulen with Alberts off bench to cover 4 and 8 like Danie used to do. Then France would have had a game on their hands. Also a fast service scrum half feed is essential in modern game, this slow up in the air kicking fest is passe, time to give it a big fat miss.
18 Nov 2009, 01:48 am#395 kaksioek: At least they lost 3 in a row, all against the world champions. The Boks have lost 3 in a row, two of which were against mere club B teams.
Forget their "wake-up call" — their phone is obviously broken.
And on they slink, bowed and deflated, to Italy to quiveringly face a supposed "giant" scrum. (Although Paddy o'Brien says it's illegal and he's the top ref in the whole IRB, so he'd know.)
I wonder who'll sing the Nkosi anthem? It won't be Pavarotti because he's dead. Will Nick Mallett call in Ras Dumisani as a cunning tactical ploy? Forget the haka — just unnerve the Boks with a truly shocking anthem-singer.
18 Nov 2009, 08:23 amTo blame Hougaard, once again a player played out of position,
after his switch to wing is, plain stupid.The plain fact for all to see was the brainless performance by the Springbok pack once positional chances were made.
The pack was outmuscled and outthought up front, by what
after all are meant to be just club players.The fact is
the pack was cleverly turned in the wrong direction forcing
Hougaard to kick against the turn with disastrous results.
Instead of passing the ball the no 8 should have picked
even if it meant going over the touch line.
I am sorry to say but the second stringers just dont click
as ateam and are playing as individuals. -
18 Nov 2009, 12:13 pm0 from 3 now. I thought Keo said on here that it was a strong selection for this match?? Clearly the All Blacks have better depth than the South Africans but your top side is still stronger – i havnt forgotten this years results unlike some of my fellow kiwi bloggers….but really who cares about these losses – no one will this time next year – meaningless bullshit midweek games that mean alot more to the provincial sides than the springboks. When you beat the All Blacks next time no one will care you lost to these maggots!
18 Nov 2009, 12:22 pmIt seems its the hopeless vs the hopefuls it now depends who one rates as the hopeful and the hopeless.
Saracens – hopeless (discarded players from their home unions who saru thought were no good)
Springboks – hopefulls (hoping to be consistent springboks)Funny though that this was saracens B…which to me means saracens dont rate their players as first choice. How far don the rung are they.
It comes back to has RSA brought the right depth players. I think the coaches have brought the wrong players to groom. Its not looking good.
18 Nov 2009, 16:01 pmBekker is just very very injury prone…..lets hope he gets past that.
18 Nov 2009, 16:59 pm#583 CenturionShark (aka LondonShark):
awesome exchange and run to the line for a Big Man tho, you wont see Matfield doing that.
Bekker has a similar range of skills to Ali Williams, incredible coordination for such large blokes.
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The Sheaffer Sentinel Ball pen is one-of-a-kind ball pen that features a modest yet artistically crafted frame. This Symbolic ball pen comes with a sleek pocket clip giving you the convenience of carrying it in your shirt pocket. Even the pocket clip has a shimmering effect which emanates some attitude.
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I wasn't expecting a lot from this one, but it turned out to be even more disappointing. The pen weighs just under 15gms and that means when you hold it you feel like you are holding on to something you bought for, say, 10 bucks. It's ok for every day use but why spend all that money then,if you got options. The writing experience is just ordinary. Go for a parker worth 100 or 150, coz this one is not worth the price.
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Well, you get the real deal and if you know how to appreciate your writing instrument then you get what you pay for..!!
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BOSTON >> Ryan Callahan scored as the final participant in the shootout and the New York Rangers recovered after blowing a three-goal, third-period lead to beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 on Tuesday night.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped 37 shots, plus three of the four attempts in the shootout. Carl Hagelin scored for the second straight game, and Derek Stepan and Anton Stralman each added an unassisted goal for the Rangers.
Tuukka Rask made 26 saves for the Bruins, who have three losses this season and two of them are to the Rangers after regulation.
David Krejci made it 3-1 with 11 minutes left, then Nathan Horton and Brad Marchand scored in the final 91 seconds to send the game into overtime.
New York won for the fourth time in five games.
The Rangers broke a scoreless tie midway through the first period when Rick Nash stickhandled through two defensemen and slid the puck over to Hagelin, who had an empty half of a net to shoot at. Stepan stole the puck at center ice and snapped a shot past Rask to make it 2-0 in the second.
The Rangers started the third period with a two-goal lead and a two-man advantage. Boston killed off the penalties, but a minute later Stralman floated a seemingly harmless shot toward Rask that got through the goalie's pads and trickled into the net.
Krejci put back a rebound to make it 3-1. Horton scored with 1:31 left in regulation to make it a one-goal game and awaken the sold-out building. Just 48 seconds later, with 43 seconds left in regulation and Rask off for an extra skater, Marchand found the top of the net to tie it.
Lundqvist stopped Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron in the shootout, and Rask stopped Marian Gaborik before Nash went right and then left to slide the puck into the net. Marchand scored for Boston to tie it, and Brad Richards missed for New York before Krejci went wide.
Callahan put in a long wrist shot to end it. Continued...
Notes: The Rangers beat Boston 4-3 in overtime on Jan. 23 at Madison Square Garden after blowing a 2-0 lead. ... Hagelin had two goals and an assist in the Rangers' previous game. ... The Bruins were 0-4 on the power play, making them 4 for 43 on the season. ... The Bruins signed F Jay Pandolfo, a former Boston University star, to a two-way contract. ... The Rangers were called for their sixth too-many-men penalty of the season, in the second period. ... Milan Lucic and Dennis Seidenberg each had a pair of assists for Boston.
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Total Diablo III-lite player here, I got the game three weeks ago but I'm still only in the first half of Act III Normal and have so far managed to avoid reading any big spoilers on the news sites (apart from the end game boss, but that was obvious, right?!).
Anyway, so I'm talking to Leah in the armory in Bastion's Keep about hope etc. and the wonderful inn that she will open, hopefully in time for the expansion. Then I get a new achievement saying something about Leah (I can't remember what it's called), I check it out, and to my horror I read something like "complete all conversations with Leah". "Ah great!" I thought to myself. A major plot twist ruined (I guess?). I mean, I had to finish playing pretty soon after that, but I'm sure now that Leah with die/disappear/turn into a Prime Evil etc.
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Days of Blood and Starlightby Laini Taylor
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:In this stunning sequel to the highly acclaimed Daughter of Smoke and Bone, Karou must come to terms with who and what she is, and how far she'll go to avenge her people. Filled with heartbreak and beauty, mysteries and secrets, new characters and old favorites, Days of Blood and Starlight brings the richness, color and intensity of the first book to a brand new canvas.
Daughter of Smoke and Bone was declared a must read by Entertainment Weekly, was named a Best Book of the Year by Amazon.com, and the New York Times called it a breath-catching romantic fantasy. Review:"Taylor continues to build an irresistible fantasy world in this grim sequel to her masterful Daughter of Smoke and Bone. The war between chimaera and seraphim is in full force, with Karou reluctantly playing an essential — and painful — role. Having realized her destiny, she is now living it; feeling alone, abandoned, and betrayed, she is harder of body and of heart. Alternately focusing on Karou and her estranged love interest, the seraphim Akiva, Taylor traces their parallel discouragement at the perpetuation of bloodshed between their peoples. Since the first book is, at heart, a love story and a journey of self-discovery, its fans may be surprised to find this one is primarily a war story, filled with battle scenes, killings, anger, and hatred. The occasional scenes with Karou's Czech friends Zuzana and Mik bring welcome moments of lightheartedness and humor. Taylor's dazzling writing and skill at creating suspense are strong as ever; fantasy lovers will gobble up this book with satisfaction, even if it offers less of the cross-genre appeal that made its predecessor so extraordinary. Ages 15 – up. Agent: Jane Putch, Eyebait Licensing & Literary Management." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
About the AuthorLaini Taylor is the author of five novels: the forthcoming Days of Blood and Starlight, Daughter of Smoke and Bone, the Dreamdark books Blackbringer and Silksinger, and the National Book Award finalist Lips Touch: Three Times. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, illustrator Jim Di Bartolo, and their daughter, Clementine. Her website is www.lainitaylor.com.
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