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Two fans banned following investigation into homophobic abuse of referee
Chapeau bas, sir !
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Test Rugby Results - November 22nd weekend
Sorry, sir, but ...is a wishful thinking. :)
2 Months, 6 Days ago
Sky New Zealand Fans Try of the Year 2014
Ben Smith or J. Savea ?
R.Crotty or B. Barrett ?
Malakai Fekitoa or Tino Nemani ?
All were gorgeous.... :)
2 Months, 1 Week ago
Scotland give New Zealand Murrayfield scare but come up short
It goes without saying that Hansen, the men in black, did not take into account any moment they could lose this match against the Scotland. ...is elementary. :)
I think they are trying, among many other specific topics to the game of rugby, to simulate different conditions of playing that they think will meet the World Cup.
- to play against hostil refereeing. to play in outnumbered.
- to play given that 3-4 players are not the best day etc.
I repeat, are only personal opinions.
2 Months, 1 Week ago
Scotland give New Zealand Murrayfield scare but come up short
The match with Scotland, in your opinion, was an opportunity for All blacks to interpret "live" several themes predetermined by S. Hansen ?
for example : "playing under a psychical pressure generated of closely score until the last minute of the match ?"
The obviously progress, the merits of the boys of Scotland team, in this fall are undeniable.
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Five stars nominated for IRB World Rugby Player of the Year 2014
My opinion/shortlist :
- J. Savea,
- B. Smith,
- W. Le Roux,
- B. Retallick,
- P. O`Connell,
- J.Sexton,
- M. Brown -a real talent, for determining and the pleasure with which play rugby and for a real fair-play.
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mate, wishful thinking... :) ...only 21-16 ???
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new link. :)
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Ireland upset South Africa with impressive physicality in Dublin
enjoy !!! :)
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Test Rugby Results - November 7th and 8th 2014
"Nigel Owens is an exceptional ref."
...agree, but, absolutely, not today. today he was a exceptional ...englishman, or the second "hooker" of the english team. sin for everything built so far in his career of ref.
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I guess, like my flocks, we get distracted by our vision of greener pastures. We forget that, in an unexpected hour, day will draw to an end leaving us vulnerable. Inside the fenced field the birds every needs are provided, but the ground looks bare after so much pecking and scratching. Sometimes our faith journey looks that way, sparse and dry on the surface. Then the world and all its enticements beckons our attention and lulls us into abandoning our only true security. We deem the gateway as too constrictive and commit to forging our own way.
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ZEBULON, NC - Holed up in the nursery, the baby had just drifted off to sleep in my arms. It was that blissful moment when eyes finally took rest behind their lids and slumber won out over a fussy little one. The tides of peace and calm had just begun to rise in my mama brain. Yes, that four-walled, pale blue sanctuary was fulfilling its purpose, quarantining us (baby and me) from the bustling household long enough to give rest a chance to settle in.
No sooner had those lids dropped and the tide rolled in, when the five year old Paul Revere rushed in booming, 'The chickens are out, the chickens are out!' Potentially as devastating as a British invasion, loose foul required a call to arms or my husband's fledgling garden faced certain doom. Of course, all tranquility vanished as the baby's eyes flipped up so as not to miss any sibling activity.
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After an immediate rallying of the troops and a changing of the baby guard, I found myself running like a chicken with its head cut off around our backyard. Rake in hand, I tried to shepherd the free ranging foul (which is a bit like running in circles hoping to get somewhere besides where you just were).
Ducks aren't quite as spry as chickens so our web-footed flock readily turned tail and waddled back through the gate. The plump turkey might have stood a chance if not for his long rear plumage which served as a grabbing point for my daughter. But those quick and crafty hens, led by their respective roosters, had us circling through the shrubbery and garden.
There we were (five of the kids and me) armed with sticks and rakes, like a farmers' militia, shouting strategies up and down the driveway. "Go here...no there." "In the bush...no under the van." Had someone clicked the video record button, I'm sure the scene would have merited entry into some Funniest Videos episode.
Two by two, the kids teamed up to corral the foul as I stood my post at the gateway to our chicken field. Standing there I couldn't help but consider the narrowness of that gate. Sure, just beyond it was a secure area complete with two hen houses, a watering hole and all the compost, feed and tortillas a bird could want for, but our egg layers didn't have the wisdom to weigh their options. In the moment, they were delighted to scour greener pastures and to scratch up piles of fresh mulch without regard to the impending nightfall and its lurking predators.
Opening the gate for the occasional redirected bird, I thought about the Good Shepherd's instruction. He told us simply to enter through the narrow gate because wide and broad is the gate that leads to destruction, and many are those who choose it.
Most of our chickens avoided that narrow entry since the sun was still high. In fact, the majority that we'd managed to catch returned "home" via air transportation (they got tossed over the perimeter fence). Being creatures of habit, most would have returned to the hen house eventually, but not without leaving a path of destruction in their wake.
God's gift of free will ensures that He won't reach down and fling us over Paradise's perimeter. No, we must choose to direct our own steps down the straight path. Perhaps, our guardian angels might like to chase us back when we stray, but enforcer isn't in their job description (although sometimes I wish it was).
I guess, like my flocks, our vision of greener pastures distracts us. We forget that, in an unexpected hour, day will draw to an end leaving us vulnerable. Inside the fenced field the birds' every needs are provided, but the ground looks bare after so much pecking and scratching. Sometimes our faith journey looks that way, sparse and dry on the surface. Then the world and all its enticements beckon our attention and lull us into abandoning our only true security. We deem the gateway as too constrictive and commit to forging our own way.
Chickens are creatures of habit so most would instinctively head back once the moon rose, but their return would have met a closed gate. Our job as backyard farmers is to protect our layers and we couldn't put all at risk for the sake of the errant few. Remembering the parable of the late comers in the field, we are assured that Christ's mercy endures for the sincerely repentant, but so too He recounted the story of the foolish lamp bearers who got locked outside missing the bridegroom altogether.
By day's end, through no small effort, the children and I managed to cajole or capture all excepting a handful of hens and their crowing leader, who'd hunkered down in a ditch beside the road (perhaps they were debating the reasons for crossing it). Had an owl or fox come calling in the darkness, those birds would have made an easy meal.
Our Good Keeper gave His all to open the strait for us and He continues to invite us in. Better than any farmer's provisions, we've been promised an eternal harvest if only we are docile enough to enter through the narrow gate before the latch swings closed.
Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of eight living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede. Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat, ducks, roosters and a flock of hens (in addition to all those wonderful kids). Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes simply for the the glory of God. You can read more of her musings and inspirations on her blog "Blessings In Brelinskyville" (www.http://brelinskyville.blogspot.com/).
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Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of eight living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede. Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat, ducks, roosters and a flock of hens (in addition to all those wonderful kids). Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes simply for the the glory of God. You can read more of her musings and inspirations on her blog.
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Match Report: Johnny Heitinga volley denies Bolton deserved replay
Bolton Wanderers 1 Everton 2
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Dave Hadfield was a schoolboy convert to rugby league, the game which, one way or another, has dominated his life ever since. After working for newspapers in Shropshire and Blackpool (where he covered the fortunes of Blackpool Borough) he travelled the world, working mainly in Hong Kong and Sydney. He became The Independent's rugby league man in 1990 and has written five books on the game and broadcast extensively for Sky and the BBC. Dave played his last game at the age of 53 and would have set up a try if anyone could have been bothered supporting his break. When not writing about the sport, he now limits himself to a bit of tick and pass with his local club, the Bolton Mets. Family includes supporters - of varying degrees of dedication - of Salford, Wigan, Sheffield Eagles and St George Illawarra.
Reebok Stadium
Sunday 27 January 2013
A goal from Johnny Heitinga in time added on denied Bolton a replay that was the least they deserved from this fourth-round tie.
Relegated last season and currently an undistinguished 16th in the Championship, the Wanderers belied that modest position and were well on their way to providing a stumbling block to a Premier League side for the second round in a row.
That was until Heitinga, the Dutch defender, was brought on as a late substitute in midfield. When Bolton failed to head clear in the 91st minute, he was on hand to volley powerfully through a crowd of players and spare his team a re-run they did not need.
"I thought Bolton deserved a replay," the Everton manager, David Moyes, admitted. "But if anyone was going to go on and win it, I thought it would be Everton."
After 11 years and 500 games in charge of Everton, the closest Moyes has been to a trophy is the FA Cup final defeat by Chelsea in 2009.
That is good enough reason to continue to take the competition seriously and Moyes accordingly fielded a full-strength team at the Reebok, minus the injured Darron Gibson.
Bolton were surprise replay winners at Sunderland in the third round. Less surprisingly, Dougie Freedman gave the main striking responsibility to Marvin Sordell, the scorer of two goals in that tie.
He had precious little chance to shine during an opening quarter which was one-way traffic in Everton's favour. With any number of neat attacking touches, it looked to be only a matter of time before they took the lead – and it was.
After 19 minutes Bolton committed the cardinal sin of allowing Leighton Baines too much room on the left flank. From his low, whipped-in cross, the lively Victor Anichebe had his initial effort blocked, only for the ball to find the net via Steven Pienaar's chest.
It was a messy goal, but one in keeping with the balance of play thus far. The startling thing was the revitalising effect it had on Bolton.
Almost immediately, Chris Eagles was brought back for a marginal offside when clean through. Then Darren Pratley, pushing through from midfield, attacked the by-line and pulled the ball back for Sordell, lurking at the near post, to turn in neatly.
Tim Howard scored against Bolton at Goodison last season. Yesterday, he was kept busy with more conventional duties, like saving from Eagles and Marcos Alonso as Bolton continued to press.
For much of the second period, both teams seemed to have left their best work behind in that "half of two halves". The best chances fell to the Wanderers, with the impressive Alonso forcing a leaping save from Howard.
Then Josh Vela, who formed an industrious engine room with the Liverpool loanee, Jay Spearing, robbed Marouane Fellaini of the ball and surged forward, only for Eagles to waste the opening with a poor cross.
Against that, Andy Lonergan was called into action once, to tip Pienaar's shot around the post.
After Heitinga's winner, there was still time for Magaye Gueye to hit the bar and for Benik Afobe to have a chance of an equaliser at the other end. A proper Cup-tie in other words, and one that Everton knew they were fortunate to win at the first attempt.
Freedman, the Bolton manager, paid tribute to the army of volunteers who made the game possible, despite heavy overnight snow.
"I was disappointed with the result but not with the performance," he said. "I thought we probably played our best football since I've been here. There were a lot of positives."
Those positives included a good all-round performance from Sordell, a player Freedman says is still having to work hard to build up his fitness, and an emotional return by Stuart Holden, a late arrival off the bench.
All in all, Bolton had a little more to congratulate themselves on than Everton, but, as Moyes said, the Cup is always about getting through to the next round – no matter how scratchily.
Bolton Wanderers (4-4-1-1) Lonergan; Ricketts, Knight, Ream, Alonso; Lee, Spearing, Vela (Holden, 81), Eagles (Afobe, 74); Pratley; Sordell (Ngog, 85).
Everton (4-4-2) Howard; Neville, Jagielka, Distin, Baines; Mirallas (Gueye, 17), Osman, Fellaini, Pienaar; Anichebe, Jelavic (Heitinga, 80).
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Man of the match: Alonso (Bolton)
Match rating: 7/10
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Something appearing in the New Zealand media usually means it's trivial, or some rugby happened. Don't read too much into it.
Re:Not trolling (218 comments)
And punctuation. If his CV reads like his original post, I'm amazed he got as far as the phone call.
Lies (452 comments)
"My facial hair makes me look interesting and makes up for my lack of social graces."
Re:"See this gun?" (195 comments)
It's OK - he was from New Zealand. Your constitution is safe.
Re:TFA needs editor (145 comments)
With typing like that I'd be surprised if their code ran.
Neverwinter (555 comments)
NW is fun. Give it a spin!
Depends where you point it... (84 comments)
Sadly the child rapists still elude technology.
Re:Welcome to the rest of the world (298 comments)
Bullshit. Some of us have no choice.
Welcome to the rest of the world (298 comments)
I don't know what the real price of a book is right now. Living in New Zealand, where book prices seem to range from the absurd to the absolutely fucking absurd, I feel that the NZ book buying community are already living in the world you describe. NZD50 isn't unusual for some trashy novel. Price already seems determined by whim. There are so few bookshops in NZ (everyone's too busy watching rugby to care about that literary shit) that it's actually embarrassing to walk into a bookshop and ask for a title that you can't find on the shelf, let alone falling over when they tell you how much it's going to set you back. Really fucking tragic.
Re:Didn't need to be the NSA (442 comments)
They knew you were going to say that.
Mobile morals (104 comments)
All of a sudden these huge companies that own all our data are vowing to fight this, divulge that, release this, resist that. Shame they weren't willing to do all that ethical shit before the middle of last week when they were all caught with their pants down.
Re: I don't drink coffee (259 comments)
Logic states nothing of the sort. If they don't wash, so be it. Still tastes good, no matter how unsettling you find the concept.
Re:I don't drink coffee (259 comments)
Kudos to you for writing such a long post in response to an AC that was clearly just trying (and succeeding) to be a twat
Re:I don't drink coffee (259 comments)
Don't be silly. The beans are indeed pooped out by the civet but they can't be digested, hence they're not shit, per se. They're separated from the shit. And hopefully washed too...
Re:I don't drink coffee (259 comments)
So angry! You should cut your coffee consumption.


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Micromax has made quite a name for itself with the launch of smartphones in a variety of price ranges. The budget smartphone maker has launched a series of successful devices such as the Canvas 2 A110, Canvas HD, and the recently launched Canvas 4. Now Micromax looks to take on the mid range large-screened smartphone market with the launch of the Canvas Doodle 2. The device has a large 5.7-inch display and shows off an impressive build. Is it worth the price of admission?At a glance The Canvas Doodle 2 has an aluminum build and you don't have access to the battery or expandable storage. The display of the phablet is large at 5.7-inches and has a 1280x720 pixel resolution. It has 16GB built-in storage of which 13GB is available to the user. The rear of the phablet has a 12MP camera and the front has a 5MP shooter for video calling. The Doodle 2 has the MediaTek MT6589 chipset with the CPU clocked at 1.2GHz. You have Android 4.2 Jelly Bean straight out of the box.
Here is a quick look to see how the Canvas Doodle 2 compares to competing devices (including the Xolo Q1000S, WickedLeak Wammy Titan II, Lemon A4 and the Xolo Play T1000)Design You can be forgiven for thinking that this is a premium device thanks to the build the Canvas Doodle 2 has. The front is the same as any other Micromax smartphone with the standard three capacitive buttons housed below the display. The rear of the smartphone is a different story. Essentially, it's divided into three parts - the top which houses the 12MP camera, the bottom which can be removed to access the SIM card slots and the middle which has an aluminum finish to it making it look really sturdy. You don't have access to the battery of the phablet.
The rear has a matte finish to it and I really liked it. The rest of the port and button placement is fairly standard – power button on the right, volume rocker on the left, microUSB port at the bottom and the headphones jack up top. The Doodle 2 also comes with a stylus but you won't be using that for very long as there is no place on the phablet to house it. Overall, Micromax has given the Canvas Doodle 2 A240 an impressive build quality. The device isn't light at 220 grams nor is it the slimmest at 8.9mm in thickness but the package on offer is very attractive.
UI and preloaded apps The Canvas Doodle 2 runs on Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean. The interface is stock Android for the most part with a few Micromax specific UI elements and apps thrown into the mix. The Canvas Doodle 2's Micromax specific preloaded apps includes Games Hub, M!Doodle, M!Live, M!Unlock, M!Secure and Mi!Zone. M!Secure helps you backup your contacts, scans your phone for viruses and gives you warnings every time you download an app. As the name suggests, the Game Hub gives you access to games such as Barfi, Bubble shooter, Catch a Mouse and more. M!Live gives you access to local Indian content such as ringtones, wallpapers and more. The M!Unlock app gives access to the blow or shake to unlock feature, one that was introduced with the Canvas 4.
Overall, the UI is stock Android, which I liked, and the preloaded apps add local content to the smartphone, something Micromax has introduced on all its Android smartphones. There is no bloatware on the phone and that is a good thing.Performance Coming to the performance of the Canvas Doodle 2, here is a quick look to see how it performs when compared to other smartphones in its price range.
From the above benchmarks it is clear that the Canvas Doodle 2 is an average performer. It hasn't scored the best but it isn't the worst either. We have seen devices such as the Lemon A4 that runs on the old MT6589 chipset and has a 1080p 5-inch display along with 1GB of RAM. With its hardware, the Lemon required more power to render on a Full HD display, hence the lower scores. On the other hand we have the Canvas 4 with a 5-inch 720p display with the MT6589 chipset. It scores almost at par with the Canvas Doodle 2. The Xolo Q1000S on the other hand has a 5-inch 720p display and is powered by the MT6589T chipset. It has more power under the hood and hence the best benchmark scores of the list. Moving on, the display of the Canvas Doodle 2, at full brightness is quite vibrant. The 5.7-inch display has a pixel density of 258ppi, which isn't great, but it isn't bad by any standards. We saw the standard array of videos on the device ranging from MKV to MP4 and AVI. The videos were plagued with the same problem that we have with the MediaTek chipset. You have the MKV files where only the video runs and the audio isn't recognized. Surprisingly, the native video player crashed when we ran AVI files on it and that's a bummer.
The native video player is the same that we have seen on the Canvas 4. You can swipe up and down on the left to control the brightness and do the same on the right for the volume. You can also watch the videos in a small window on the display letting you use other apps while watching the video. Just like the Canvas 4, the canvas Doodle also boasts of the "Smart Pause" feature, which is that the video playing will pause once you look away. On the Canvas 4 this worked very well for me during the testing process. On the Doodle 2 however, it seems buggy. There were times when watching a video, it paused randomly. There were also times when I looked away and it took a second too long to pause making the feature feel rather gimmicky. Sticking with the display, watching videos on it wasn't as great a treat as I it was on other devices such as the Lemon A4, WickedLeak Wammy Passion Z Plus and the Canvas 4. The size of the display is good but the videos look a bit washed out.
Another problem I faced with the performance was that if I had too many apps running in the background, some of them heavy games, the device would crash randomly and wouldn't perform well until I rebooted it. For the most part however, there was no lag when navigating the device. The experience of interacting with the display feels good. The keyboard is stock Android and there is enough display real estate for you to have a comfortable typing experience.
Games such as Angry Birds, Temple Run 2 and more ran quite well with heavy games such as Dead trigger stuttering at times. Real Racing 3, as always, refused to run. The camera on the rear of the Canvas Doodle 2 is 13MP and its performance can be described as average at best. In well-lit conditions, especially outdoors, the camera performed well. In low-lit situations, there was a lot of noise and loss of detail.
In terms of its battery life, the Canvas Doodle 2 is average. In our continuous video playback test, the device lasted for five hours. With average use you will be able to get through one day of use.
Bottom Line The overall build of the Canvas Doodle 2 is good and I am impressed with the aluminum back. In its performance however the device falls short. You will lose the stylus, as there is no way to keep it with the phone. There aren't any apps out there that exploit it as we have seen on the Galaxy Note series of devices from Samsung. If you want a large screen device for browsing the web, playing games and reading, you can consider this device. If pure performance is what you are looking for, then there are other devices out there for you to consider.


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