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OPINION: Anyone looking to poke holes in the Crusaders squad named this week may unearth some dividends when assessing their backup crew.
Although Todd Blackadder's starting side could include up to 11 current or former All Blacks, it is the layer below where Richie McCaw's sabbatical and the exodus of Ben Franks, Quentin MacDonald and Sean Maitland will impact.
Franks' decision to link with the Hurricanes puts more pressure on Wyatt Crockett and Owen Franks to survive the season.
While the policy of rotating props in recent seasons has been canned - and applauded by Crockett and Franks - it also robs the Crusaders of the prospect of allowing their big men to recover from niggling injuries.
Newcomers Nepo Laulala and Joe Moody impressed the Canterbury selectors during the NPC, but the adjustment to Super Rugby is difficult, as they will face international props of the calibre of Tony Woodcock, Charlie Faumuina, Ben Franks, Jannie du Plessis, "Beast" Mtawarira, Coenie Oosthuizen, Dean Greyling and Benn Robinson.
Last year Blackadder's rotation policy ensured only the Franks brothers and Crockett were selected.
Nick Barrett, the fourth prop, was never used.
Unlike the Chiefs, Hurricanes and Blues, who have grabbed five props for 2013, the Crusaders have listed just four.
This places more expectation on Laulala and Moody to ensure they quickly adjust to the big time.
Blackadder will also include Tasman's Sam Prattley and Canterbury's Paea Fa'anunu as his two props in the five-man wider training group.
Quentin MacDonald's switch to the Blues has disappointed his supporters from the Tasman region.
Good enough to be selected in the Maori All Blacks for this month's tour of the United Kingdom, and even mentioned as a bolter for the All Blacks squad, the hooker has been cast adrift by the Crusaders.
MacDonald's ability to create mayhem as a ball runner is what he enjoys. But it seems the Crusaders lost patience with this.
They asked him to get his hands dirty in rucks, but their requests were not properly heeded.
In letting MacDonald go Blackadder has put his faith in the inexperienced Ben Funnell and Codie Taylor.
Although 31 and in possession of a fat medical file, incumbent rake Corey Flynn will slap anyone suggesting his career is in decline. Yet it seems inevitable Funnell or Taylor will be seen sooner, rather than later.
The durable Matt Todd has proved a capable lieutenant when McCaw has nursed foot and concussion issues in recent seasons.
With McCaw not expected until early July, Todd may struggle to play every round and star Tasman rookie Shane Christie could be seen in the No 7 jersey.
While Scotland-bound wing Maitland lost form at the tail end of this season and was replaced by Adam Whitelock, the loss of his experience erodes the squad's depth.
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The Czech player has pulled out of her last singles competition before returning to Wimbledon because of her injured ankle, but she still hopes to compete in the doubles.
Novotna lifted the Wimbledon title last year after winning the Eastbourne tournament, but preparations for her return to the All England Club have been shattered by injury.
The World No 4 has been out of action since twisting her right ankle in a collision with her doubles partner, Natasha Zvereva, during the quarter finals of the French Open women's doubles.
The pair were forced to abandon the game against Lindsay Davenport and Mary Pierce and now Novotna is desperate for some grass court practice before she heads for the All England club next week.
Novotna, 30, had been seeded No 2 in the Direct Line Insurance Championships, in Eastbourne, behind Monica Seles, who is ranked one place above her in the world.
But yesterday Novotna said: "After spraining my right ankle in the doubles at Roland Garros I was hoping to still play singles at Eastbourne but, unfortunately, I won't be able to do that. I will play doubles with Natasha and will continue to prepare for Wimbledon. With further rest and practice I'm hopeful everything will be alright."
Spain's Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, France's Nathalie Tauziat and Anna Kournikova of Russia are among the other top players heading for Sussex to fine tune their grass court game.
The world No 1 Martina Hingis, devastated by her defeat at the hands of Steffi Graf in the French Open final, will also be at Eastbourne in the doubles, playing with Kournikova. The grass court specialist Tauziat is in fluent form after a successful week at the DFS Classic, in Birmingham.
The French star, ranked No 9 in the world, is hoping another big week at Eastbourne, where she is seeded four, will prepare her to go one step further than last year at Wimbledon when she was beaten in the final.
Tauziat, 31, is still to win a Grand Slam singles title but has made no secret about her real ambitions in England.
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Britain's Sam Smith, 27, has a wildcard entry at Eastbourne and is hoping to recapture the form which helped her to the fourth round of last year's Wimbledon singles, when she became the first British woman in 13 years to reach the last 16.
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Coming off the program's first shutout defeat since 2004, the Gainesville Red Elephants were in need of a lift on Friday - for their offense and for their spirits.
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So far this season, it's been easier to catch Buford playing on TV than Georgia Tech.
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Marvin Justice earned his first win as the Tigers' head coach Friday in Commerce as the Tigers beat Franklin County 10-7.
Adrian Wahsington carried the ball 18 times for 177 yards and three touchdowns to lead Cedar Shoals over Habersham Central 41-34 on Friday.
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DAHLONEGA - Ian McIntosh had a little more wiggle, a little more shake and a lot more horsepower than anyone on the field.
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HAMILTON – Mikey Gonzalez has carved out his own legacy for Gainesville. His year as the Red Elephants' signal-caller will be remembered for winning huge games with clutch performances.
JEFFERSON - The No. 1-seed Jefferson Dragons put together another dominant performance in the Class AAA state playoffs Friday night at Memorial Stadium, ousting the No. 3-seeded Dodge County Indians, 27-7.
COMMERCE - Once Will Thomas found running room, there was no stopping him.
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Michael Byrd's joy can be found in watching his two sons playing football for Gainesville High on Fridays in the fall. Part of the excitement is watching his sons, Michael and Chris, following in his footsteps as standouts for the Red Elephants. The other part is just the paternal joy of watching the next generation do what they love.
Children sat around the stage. West Hall football players stood on stage, and the auditorium was full as Tony Lotti took the stage.
Tapped out of energy from a three-hour slugfest and numb from freezing temperatures most of the night, Gainesville's players were still able to celebrate following Friday's playoff opener against Creekview.
Elbert County bested Lumpkin County 28-18 in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs on Friday night in Dahlonega.
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HARTWELL - Bryan Gray looked over his team of quiet, disappointed East Hall Vikings and gave them a simple message following their 42-14 loss at Hart County.
The running of Kwon Williams and Tyquan Statham was a perfect analogy for the West Hall football team's mentality on Friday night. Quite simply, the Spartans refused to go down without a fight.
JEFFERSON - With freezing temperatures, it took a little time for the Jefferson Dragons' offense to warm up offensively during its Class AAA state playoff opener against the Franklin County Lions.
Model beat Union County 50-36 in the Class AA state playoff opener Friday in Blairsville.
White County fell to Cartersville, the No. 1 from Region 7-AAAA, 54-0 Friday night in the first round of the Class AAAA state playoffs at Cartersville.
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While critics are outraged at the idea of losing the possibility of smoking in yet one more place, I'm hoping they eventually get the point: smoking kills you and everyone around you! With studies showing that between a quarter to a third of all college students smoke and tobacco use remaining at epidemic proportions for those ages 18 to 25 across the country, it's imperative we do something to put a stop to it.
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China intends to take part in the upcoming satellite projects in Azerbaijan, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Azerbaijan, Hong Jiuyin said at a meeting with the Azerbaijani Minister of Communications and High Technologies Ali Abbasov.
The Chinese companies are showing great interest in Azerbaijan`s satellite projects and will participate in the upcoming tenders for launch of spacecraft, the ambassador said.
The first satellite - geostationary satellite of Azerbaijan "Azerspace-1" was launched in early February 2013. The second communication satellite "Azerspace-2" is scheduled to be launched in 2017. Azercosmos JSC's long-term plans include launching a low-Earth orbit satellite in 2016.
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Alan Furst's intelligent espionage novels mine a rich source: Europe before and during World War II. "Frankly, my period, 1933-1944 is endless," he once said. "No one will ever tell all the stories."
It's 1938, on the cusp of war. Hitler's on the move, still a terrifying threat rather than an ever-present horror. Violence already grips Spain as Republican troops battle Gen. Francisco Franco and his Nationalist forces.
Spanish lawyer Christián Ferrar, based in Paris, has an agreeable life. But his world transforms when he's recruited to help smuggle heavy artillery to the Republicans. So begins his journey across Europe, from seedy Parisian nightclubs to shadowy Istanbul and a thrilling moment that involves stealing a Polish train.
Superficially, Furst's books resemble each other. They star ordinary men forced into decisive action by extraordinary times.
A single mission to deflect fascist power typically drives the plots. Iin a sense, nothing much happens — the author concentrates on atmosphere and his characters' lives, not slam-bang action.
Inevitably, his books include a love affair and appreciation for the small pleasures in life — a strong espresso, a satisfying cigarette, the warmth of a Paris bistro in winter.
So what if the books are variations of a basic template? Formula here hardly means unimaginative.
But I would like to see the author stretch a bit. I'd especially relish a female protagonist. His women are strong supporting characters but deserve center stage. A book told from the viewpoint of a German — either soldier or civilian — would be fascinating.
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I remember reading that Sugarland stuff in July before the album, I guess gac sits on quotes until there's a news shortage.
Also, the songwriter's hall of fame recap link doesn't work, FYI.
toby keith – let's talk more about me – the sequel.
Good to know Snider's got another album already in the bag. Hopefully they don't hold it back too long. Good interview. Thanks.
After a quote like that from Toby, I believe that does indeed make him a bad guy. Maybe God made him so big just to accomodate that ego of his.
Toby Keith seems to think he is a real artist now-due to putting out his own recordings. But the truth of the matter is that his music went from ok to what-kind-crap-is-this? "She's A Hottie" makes my insides hurt. The sad fact is that Keith really never was a singer-songwriter. He really is just a guy who sings and writes his own stuff. Few of his songs could be called personal unless you notice that the main theme of all of his songs is himself.
I used to wonder who his fan base was until a few months ago. I was in the country music section of Barnes and Noble. While I was looking a young man in work boots and a baseball cap- standard teenage wear-came over to the section, went directly to K, took out a Toby Keith cd and went to pay for it. I realized that Keith would appeal to a teenage boy- his music is self centered(although not all teenagers are self-centered) and if I was a young boy – trying hard to constantly reaffirm my masculinity- Keith would be just the singer for me. But that young man will grow up and get over being a boy- Toby Keith wants to stay a teenage boy forever- his ego and his music are proof of that fact.
craig r., i disagree entirely with your view, when it comes to toby keith's ability to write songs. he's been really good at that for a long time and his vocals are fine by me, too. fair enough, lately his output has been slightly below par and "she's a hottie" was like a smack on the ears, but overall this artist's output, even the controversial songs, are way above average. we may not be able to change anything about his ego, but just take a look at his early cd-covers and enjoy its deflationary effect.
I am my niche, I created my niche,
Ah, at least he owns it.
I also created my niche, it's just that nobody else wants to get into it with me.
actually, there may be a way to change his ego. stop buying his records. that should take care of it.
i just think he's indicative of society at large. me, me, me. it's all about me. i am my own niche. i run this thing.
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Finally, we have a blueprint for a more equitable way to determine college football's national championship.
It isn't perfect, but it's a start.
The proposal comes from Mountain West Conference commissioner Craig Thompson. Wielding statistics and data comparing successful conferences who've competed respectfully against automatic qualifying conferences, the proposal is a bold marker placed before institutions of higher learning and their presidents who govern the NCAA.
Coming from Thompson, aimed at tweaking the BCS, it is a little like a squire entering the court of the king and telling him how to tax the kingdom.
But if anything is going to fix the controversial BCS system, it's gotta involve some toppling of kingdoms and realms.
Thompson presented the proposal at Notre Dame on Wednesday. Labeled the "MWC Proposal" to reform the BCS, it was pitched before its fellow Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) universities.
The proposal is an interesting gauntlet thrown down to college football's royalty. It asks a very novel idea: Let a championship be determined by competition and players actually on the field — not computer geeks, sports writers, polls and twisted bias formulae.
Once placed before the moguls that run the BCS cartel (major bowls, six automatic qualifying conferences and TV network executives), the hope is it will begin a much-needed debate: Is there an effort by the elite of college football to work on a fair solution? Or is it business as usual, a selfish money grab by protectionists and obstructionists who are greedily unwilling to budge?
Thompson's proposal states that a FBS conference will be an automatic qualifying conference (AQ) to BCS bowls and place its champion in a BCS bowl if, after a two-season period, the conference has (a) played a minimum of 20 inter-conference regular-season games against the six current AQ conferences, and (b) has a minimum winning percentage of .400 in those games.
Going by that formula, the Mountain West would easily be an AQ conference next season.
Under that criteria, AQ conferences would be the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, MWC, Pac-10 and SEC for the 2010 through 2013 seasons.
Even if the criteria were applied to the past four seasons of competition instead of the previous two, and you inserted postseason bowl competition the same seven conferences would achieve AQ status.
"Over the past five postseasons, only the Pac-10 (.750), MWC (.700), SEC (.636) and Big 12 (.545) have winning records against AQ conference teams," claims Thompson.
The Thompson proposal calls for creation of a new committee that will replace the BCS standings, computer programs and pollsters.
Instead, a 12-member selection committee "comprised of one representative from each of the 11 FBS conferences and one representative from Notre Dame, will determine these standings."
Wow. This would spread authority for BCS rankings around the entire block over a broad spectum, hopefully representative of the entire FBS. It would pry open a tight-fisted cartel created by the six conference administrators.
"This committee will carefully study and evaluate the teams over the course of the season before determining the rankings. The committee will rank the Top 25 teams at the end of each regular season, and these rankings will constitute the final BCS standings."
The proposal tries to build in some protection for traditional bowl alliances with flexibility in extending invitations to keep the guys in the colored sport coats happy and satisfied.
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In the 19 December edition of the Federal Register, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that its meeting is meant to address-using scientific data rather than anecdotal reports-ways to minimize the improper use and abuse of opioid drugs while maintaining access for those who rely on the drugs.
"Over the past several years, the Agency has received comments, petitions, and informal inquiries concerning the extent to which opioid drugs should be used in the treatment of pain," FDA explained.
Though the drugs are already subject to a class-wide Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) policy, FDA's notice hints that the agency may be willing to consider a shift in acceptable labeling strategies.
"In particular, members of the public and the regulated community have debated the presence or absence of evidence showing the safety and efficacy of these drugs as pain relievers in the various populations for whom they are prescribed," FDA wrote. Under such a proposed system, a drug might have a specific recommendation for use on its label for a cancer patient, and another for a patient suffering from chronic pain.
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The Federal Register notice also notes that FDA is interested in the methods used to prescribe opioids for different sources of pain, the definitions and methods used to differentiate between the severities of pain symptoms, and the differences between short- and long-term chronic pain.
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Former Quebec Major Junior Hockey League forward Patrice Cormier pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of assault causing bodily harm and received an unconditional discharge.
The charge stemmed from a vicious elbow to the head Cormier delivered to Quebec Remparts defenceman Mikael Tam during a game last winter.
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l)Round robin robot when attempting to reach customer service.I could find no option to talk with anyone to explain that I was changing insurance companies because the company I was with found ways to avoid paying any damages after the ice storm though I've had to pay $2400 so far and still need interior paint to complete the repair.
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When Citimortgage sold my mortgage to Midland in 12/12 I never was notified or sent any paperwork by Midland. Yesterday I opened what looked like junk mail, I received a letter from Midland stating that I would not be able to pay my 3/1/12 mortgage payment via the electronic method I had used for the past 12 years. Sure enough, I checked by bank balance and no martgage had been paid for March. I immediately tried to contact Midland customer service and then every phone # on their website. I could not get connected to a single live person. Every # was a robo menu that either directed you to account infor. or asked for an extension #. I even tried putting in some random # to get connected to anyone at Midland - no luck. The website had a spot where you could email the VP (now what kind of company has that weird option? Was this company a hick outfit where the VP responded to emails between grocery shopping and afternoon tea?) Even after I sumitted the *** email I was rewarded with the message that I could expect a response in 2 weeks! What kind of *** has Citimortgage sold me to? Can not believe this fake contact information.0 0 Reply
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Located in Tetouan, Hotel Riad Dalia Tetouan dates from the 19th-century and offers modern, Moroccan architecture and design.
Score from 201 reviews Very good
Hotel Panorama Vista is located in the centre Tétouan just outside of the Medina and 14 km away from Martil Beach.
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Riad El Reducto is located at the entrance of Tetouan's medina, 200 metres from the Royal Palace. It offers a mix of traditional Moroccan and Spanish décor in an elegant style.
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Duplex Corniche de Martil is a self-catering accommodation located in Martil. Accommodation will provide you with a TV, a balcony and a terrace.
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Located just inside the medina 3-5 minutes walk from the royal palace. Parking outside of premises - 5 min walk. 3€ for overnight parking. The staff - Asmaa (spelling?) was extremely helpful in trying to maximize our staying stay in Tetouan. We had dinner at the restaurant - very good in a sofisticated environment at a very reasonable price. The riad itself is beautiful, very clean and quiet - a major plus given the proximity to all the activity outside.
Not a negative but a suggestion for future guests. Unfortunately the map that the management sent me to locate the off premise parking was in some format that I could not open. That led to a significant amout of time spent asking for directions. For some reason that morning our phones were not functioning properly and couldn't contact riad. If you at driving make sure you know where to go for parking.
We arrived late, after a coach journey from Tangiers the hotel wasn't the easiest to find mainly due to the main road being closed because the royal family were in town. Because of a faulty shower in our room we were upgraded without hesitation to the master suite. The next morning we had a great breakfast and we loved our stay, thanks to the building and all of the superb staff, who couldn't be more polite or helpful. We both highly recommend this hotel to anyone who is interested in staying in Tétouan.
Friendly and accommodating staff. Always willing to go out of their way to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Riad was extremely clean and peaceful. Perfect ambiance for good company and traditional Moroccan tea, atay. Loved sitting out in the terrace! Loved everything about it.
Not that I was particularly bothered but the wifi doesn't work in certain areas in the room. Once you figure that out, it's not a problem.
the atmosphere, the kindness of the staff, the comfort
reception can hardly speak French or English; difficult to find without help
-location right in the city center where you have streetmarkets and various tearooms and restaurants -venue is looks verynice and authentic
-included breakfastmenu could have more variety
Service is very good
Rooms located on first floor are not at same standard as those upstairs.
Location, light airy room, helpful staff, pet tortoises
When we arribed at the hotel, we have been very surprised about the hotel. Clean, quite, confortable, with a very good restaurant and a perfect service and hospitality. The owner, Maribel, has been very nice, helping us by e-mail to prepare all the things that we needed, prior of our arrival. It was a wonderful experience that I recomand to all the people who wants to go to Tetuan!
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