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I wanted to see for myself what all the fuss was about. Surely, it had to be about more than her long ago use of the N-word.
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Deen does not come off looking good in this deposition. But it's not because of her too cavalier admission that she once — maybe more than once — used a racial slur.
That can be forgiven.
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Media attention has almost exclusively focused on Deen's racially insensitive utterances, from the past and more recently. But she tearfully and rightly points out that we all have said things that were unseemly or that we should not have. Who among us should cast the first stone at her for being human in that regard?
Yet the lawsuit for which she was being deposed last month was about present-day workplace activities for which Deen bears some responsibility. The suit alleges racial and sexual harassment and discrimination at Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House. It was filed by former Uncle Bubba's general manager Lisa Jackson, who is white. Jackson contends that she was the victim of sexual harassment from Earl "Bubba" Hiers, Deen's brother who runs the restaurant, and that there was a persistent pattern of racial discrimination in the workplace during her five years there. Deen is named as a defendant in the $1.2 million suit along with Hiers because, as Deen acknowledges in the deposition, Uncle Bubba's is part of Paula Deen Enterprises.
The deposition is full of seeming contradictions. Deen denied not only having any knowledge of racial and sexual harassment at Uncle Bubba's and of Hiers' exhibiting inappropriate behavior in the workplace but said he simply wouldn't do it because "he's not that kind of person."
But elsewhere in the deposition she acknowledges that Karl Schumacher, who helped Deen and Hiers start their restaurants and oversees operations, did tell her about problems with Hiers. She said she "can't recall" whether Hiers displayed pornography in the workplace, one of the accusations against him.
Deen dismissed Schumacher's concerns as jealousy over not being named a partner in her business. Yet he wasn't the only one to relay information about Hiers' behavior. A consulting firm was hired to evaluate conditions at Uncle Bubba's. The consultants echoed Shumacher's and Jackson's concerns about Hiers, according to the deposition. Lawyers for Jackson asked Deen: "You recall that in that report one of the things they said was that Miss Jackson probably had fodder for her own EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) charge?"
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That response seems to indicate she did know at some point about the charges. But she later says she didn't. She didn't read the report from the consultants, though she had it and they had talked to her about the specifics and noted that employees other than Jackson had complaints.
In the end, Deen chalked up every complaint about her brother's behavior in the workplace to people being jealous, gullible, greedy or just wrong. Even the report from consultants' she acknowledges hiring did not get her to change that view.
Sexual and racial harassment and discrimination are serious charges. They create hostile work environments and should never, ever be tolerated.
Such behavior is also illegal. Disappointingly, Deen's deposition answers show she has little knowledge of what constitutes harassment. As head of a multi-million dollar enterprise, she should.
The kind of behavior the EEOC says constitutes harassment is exactly what Bubba Hiers is accused of. In the case of sexual harassment, that involves "verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment." Racial harassment occurs, the EEOC notes, "when a person or group repeatedly uses discriminatory remarks, behaviors or practices to show racial intolerance against a co-worker or their color, descent, culture, language or religion. For example: Making jokes, insinuations, humiliating comments or racially oriented remarks." And the EEOC says "the victim does not have to be the person harassed but could be anyone affected by the offensive conduct."
If these conditions do exist at Uncle Bubba's, Deen had — and still has — the power to address them. She acknowledges that in the deposition. If there's another interview, I hope the interviewer will move past the fixation on the inconsequential and ask her some substantive questions about that.
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Recently, I've been noticing that some people (myself included) are having a hard time with the verbosity of the POM syntax. It seems we could do a lot more with the use of XML attributes and some decent ID validators behind the scenes. Some of this is as simple as reworking the Modello model to use attributes, others may require revisions to the underlying Plexus-based configuration mechanism. At any rate, I want to open the discussion for a new syntax here.
Current syntax sample
Below is a sample of what a just-barely-customized POM might look like. Note that it only has three dependencies. Also note the extra lines occupied by simple list delimiters, and the 'implementation' attribute used to specify a String list element (seems reasonable to assume String can be a default list item type)...
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I think we can make use of two things that will dramatically reduce the verbosity of the above POM: XML attributes, and good ID validation. The first will make better use of 'container' elements, and the second has the potential to define and enforce a sub-syntax for IDs, like dependency IDs for example. Consider the following revision of the above POM:
Here, IDs are using a terse format that looks like groupId:artifactId:version, where missing information would be expressed through blank values. For example, the project's groupId is inherited from the parent, so its ID looks like ":my-artifact:1.0-SNAPSHOT". Also, a plugin section that doesn't want to tie the build to a particular plugin version would look like "org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-surefire-plugin:".
Also, XML elements used solely to delimit lists of other elements are eliminated. We can depend on XSD validation for the positioning and grouping of list elements. For things like managed dependencies and managed plugins, these should probably be grouped under a <managedInformation> section or something. But list delimiter elements are useless, since the presence of multiple of the same element implies a list.
Finally, the 'implementation' attribute on all configuration list elements has been moved to the list delimiter for that configuration - the only place where I see it making sense to have a list delimiter XML element. This removes the need to replicate this attribute again and again, and adds the benefit of templatizing the list handling for configurations. In other words, it has semantics similar to:
This is just a first stab at revising the POM syntax...possibly other options could include a maven-handled namspace convention, where plugin configuration can be directly embedded in the build section to improve coherence.
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I tried to bring this up twice before but it got shot down
So definitely +1!
Some comments:
o id=":maven-compiler-plugin:" should also be allowed as currently the pom allows to specify just the artifactId for the plugin;
o Also allow attributes artifactId, groupId, version, type
instead of id, just like in the <parent/> example above. (why is this one different?)
o Grouping tags are not all bad; for instance <pluginRepositories> v.s <repositories>, where the child elements of both groups will just be <repository>, since it's the same object but in a different context. So grouping tags for specifying different context should be allowed.
It also helps in visual editors to be able collapse parts of the tree.
o Maybe force usage of attributes for all data types that can be represented in a single line string, like an include/exclude pattern. Use <exclude pattern="**/*Bad*.java"/>. Allowing <exclude>line \n anotherline \n </exclude> is error prone.
o add phase="..." to <execution>, and drop the 'id'. Id's in xml are only used to reference to it from other elements (thus creating a graph instead of a tree). Although it makes sense for a <profile>, but then again, a profile should have a name: <profile name="default"/>. And ofcourse it's mandatory for <repository>.
Just to quickly respond:
o the parent example above is an oversight, but I agree that we could allow the group/artifact/version as an explicit alternative
o I agree that anything that's a one-liner should probably be expressed in an attribute...in fact, my inclination is to say anything that won't have complex sub-sections should be an empty element with attributes.
o the execution id is the execution name, for merging purposes...didn't mean to convey that any of the id attributes above should be XML id's...it's just another oversight on my part.
o RE: grouping tags, that's not a deal breaker for me...it just seems a little verbose sometimes, esp. when listing the groups in an execution...
I could not agree more. The current XML syntax is far too verbose. If you want a feeling for just how overwhelming it is; go to http://maven.apache.org/maven2/maven-model/maven.html and try to figure out where you are in the document hierarchy. You have to scroll up and down to even get a feel for where you're at. I assure you that people will not like it.
I really like John's simplified version. It's much cleaner.
IMO, only add "list wrappers" if they are absolutely required – such as in Kenney's example
Also – should this really wait for 2.1?? As they say; "you're only a virgin once". FWIW, I think 2.0 will get crucified if it goes out with the current XML syntax...
My instinct is to say that we need to get 2.0 out in the wild, to get a better feel for how to make the syntax better (among other things).
I know that we're going to take a hit for the verbosity of the POM, but one of the principles we used when designing m2 is that the POM could come from ANYWHERE...whether that be an alternate XML syntax, database, etc. Now, we have a ways to go in order to realize that ideal, but we'll get there.
I think we're going to be too limited in terms of feedback for big design issues like this until we get a wider community providing suggestions and participating. Just look at the number of JIRA issues filed since JavaOne...the number of issues has doubled, and we've picked up something like 4-6 active mojo developers since then. If we release a 2.0, we're more likely to get a wider sample of use cases, etc.
I really hate to say it, but this may be one of those cases where the X.0 release is cool, but just wait for the X.1 release...!
Maybe I'm on crack here, but that's my gut reaction.
I have to agree with John here, and I think that the tooling support will pick up soon as it should be easy to generate most of the code required for editing the POM.
I have to say that I'm extremely nervous about going to the tooling answer for anything as core as this. I think EJB is a good lesson in avoiding real design discussions in favor of some vaporware tool.
My 2-cents, of course, but I'd rather actually solve the problem. I'd rather be able to run Maven reasonably efficiently using Vi and a Sun JDK over an SSH connection, if need be.
an emphatic -1 on id to replace groupId/artifactId/version, especially "org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-surefire-plugin:"
I think "implementation" shouldn't be needed at all, plexus should be able to do the conversion.
I agree with kenney that the retaining the grouping tags is probably ok, though maybe we could have an "if you only have one you don't need the grouping tags" equivalent. I think this is where a lot of the verbosity comes from.
When it comes to attributes, I don't really mind either way. I've argued for them before and lost, but I also don't think they are the big problem here.
I think 2.0 can go out as is, and then we will have to support the old format. I don't see any problem with supporting a terse format as well as the original.
If we are to do this though, we need to be very careful about making things confusing:
- which things are lists and which are not
- which fields are attributes and which are nested.
Looking more at this, I worry about creating different formats. Theoretically, its fine - but from a usability standpoint its confusing. We should stick with one. I understand John's argument about tooling being a crutch - but hopefully the templated pom sections will make this all moot?
I am -1 one introducing another format. Whether the "terse" format would be preferrable over the current format, is a matter of tast. But that's not the point. My main fear is, that the possibility of alternative formats would restart in every project. User A prefers the terse format and creates a POM. User B prefers the "classic" layout and adds dependencies. User A notices B's changes and reformats the POM. Soon we have a discussion. Another discussion. A meeting. A style guide for POM's. Please, no.
I'm -1 to change xml attributes/elements to a String that we'll have to parse manually
eg. id="junit:junit:3.8.1" will make us parse by hand the content instead of using the xml parser, will increase the complexity of the tools that use the pom, and prevent the use of xml editors, tools, ...
An simplification may be default values to the current pom, eg if I don't specify version or groupId of a dependency it takes the one from the current artifact pom.
I'm +1 to allow switch between subelements and attributes when possible, but keeping backwards compatibility.
Do you have this issue with Spring bean configuration files?
I think as long as the simplifications are optional adn can be mixed in with the current longer form, it shouldn't be a big deal.


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There are two ways to use Maven and Eclipse :
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2. Using an Eclipse plugin for Maven (see Eclipse Integration )
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For this page, we will discuss the Eclipse plugin for Maven
Setting up
To do so, you must install an Eclipse plugin for maven, see Eclipse Integration.
Debugging your Maven Project in Eclipse
Note that there are two debug modes in maven: the Generic and the Surefire. If you want to debug maven itself, one of maven's plugins, or a maven project, use the Generic Approach. If you want to debug a test in your project launched by surefire, use the Surefire Approach.
Most likely, you're debugging your test so try the Surefire Approach. The Generic Approach is more for maven & maven plugin developers.
Setting up Eclipse
Create a Java Project for the Maven Debug session
Create a new Java Project and call it "Maven Debug". This Project will never have any source code in it, it is just a shell for attaching the debugger.
Create Remote Java Application Debug Configurations
Create two debug configurations, one for Generic debugging called "Maven" and one for Surefire debugging called "Maven Surefire"
Run >
Debug... and then right click on
Remote Java Application and chose
New Launch Configuration.
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Connect tab click the
Browse... button and select the "Maven Debug" project. Make sure that the
Connection Properties >
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On the
Source tab click
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Now do the same thing to create a second Remote Java Application called "Maven Surefire" with a port of 5005.
Surefire Debugging
Select break points in the code you're are going to run.
From your command line, append the following to your maven command.
For example, to debug the tests run by the Maven lifecycle
install, do
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Wait for Maven to pause its execution and display the message,
Attach the debugger to the running maven by selecting the "Maven Surefire" debug configuration created above.
Generic Debugging
Select break points in the code you're are going to run.
Run Maven in debug mode, e.g
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Attach the debugger to the running maven by selecting the "Maven" debug configuration created above.
Eclipse will now stop Maven at the breakpoints you have enabled.
Setting up Maven 2.0.8+
Note: If you are using Maven 2.0.8 or newer, simply run the "mvnDebug" command in place of "mvn" and skip down to setting up Eclipse.
Setting up Maven <2.0.8
At line 30, you'll find this,
Uncommenting the line by deleting
Also add
set MAVEN_OPTS=
in the :end section, otherwise the debug will be turned on even when you run the normal mvn.bat
Save that file as
mvn-debug.bat (or any convenient name you may want). You now have two Maven batch files, one for normal use, and one for debugging.
Now when you want to debug maven, run
mvn-debug instead of
mvn (i.e. instead of
mvn install, use
mvn-debug install)
Trouble Shooting Debugging
Source not found
I "stepped" into a code block and instead of the source I get "Source not found" with an "Edit Source Lookup Path..." button
This occurs because you do not have a project that contains the source for this class. You will need to checkout the source from the Maven subversion repository and then update the source path of the "Maven Debug" project to include this new project.
First you need to locate which project in the repository the class file belongs to.
Chances are this class exists on your classpath for a project. Select from the menu "Navigate > Open Type..." and enter the name of the class that is missing. In the matching types list select the correct class and click OK.
Ensure "Link with Editor" is enabled in your "Package Explorer". With the missing file selected the Package Explorer should have opened the class from a jar file from the classpath of a project. The name of the jar file should help in locating the project in the Maven subversion repository. The SCM location is also contained in the
pom.xml file in the jar, this file is located at
META-INF/groupdId/artifactId/pom.xml. E.g for the missing file "MavenArchiver.class" this file is contained in "maven-archiver-2.2.jar" and the pom.xml file in "META-INF.maven.org.apache.maven.maven-archiver" lists the SCM connection as "scm:svn:https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/shared/tags/maven-archiver-2.2".
Checking out the maven project you need and then run
mvn eclipse:eclipse.
From the editor with the missing source, click on "Edit Source Lookup Path..." > "Add..." > "Java Project" > "OK" and select the newly checked out maven project.
The source does not match the debug stack trace
It is more than likely that you have a different version on your source path than the one in use by Maven.
The only way to fix this problem is to have matching versions of source to java class files.
This may require checking out the correctly tagged version of the plugin.
However there is no way to determine which version Maven is using as this is handled by the Plexus classworld's class loader.
Debugging Maven Core with Eclipse
See Re: debugging maven with eclipse written by John J. Franey for some setup guidance. Those instructions should be merged into here at some stage.
1. Why can't I just use Generic Debugging even for my tests?
1. Because maven-surefire-plugin forks a new JVM by default, thus, the your MAVEN_OPTS are not passed. There are three fork modes of maven-surefire-plugin: Once (default), Never, and Always. For Once mode, surefire will run another JVM and will do all its testing there. For Never, it will use the same JVM instance as that of maven (this is normally not use so that you can isolate your tests). But if you really want to isolate your tests, run in Always mode. This will run a new JVM instance for every test sets it runs.
2. Will using argLine parameter of maven-surefire-plugin work instead of the -Dmaven.surefire.debug ?
2. Yes. maven.surefire.debug acts like a shorthand version of argeLine=<debugging configuration>. So in most cases, using maven.surefire.debug be enough.


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JON CARDINELLI says the Stormers remain on course for a home semi-final, a fact that makes them the best-placed South African franchise.
As I wrote two weeks ago, three South African franchises should qualify for the 2012 play-offs. The Stormers have already booked their place in the next phase by securing the SA conference title, while the Bulls and Sharks should advance on the back of big home victories in the final round of the league.
I expect the Bulls to collect five log points from their coming fixture against the Lions, but even that may not be enough to secure home advantage in the qualifying play-off. They missed an opportunity in Durban last week in that another four points would have furthered their cause for a top-four finish. As it stands, they're unlikely to surpass the Crusaders, and so a journey to Christchurch is now looking highly likely.
The Crusaders will host the Western Force in their final league match, and based on current form the Cantabrians must be favourites to win comfortably. Even if they accumulate four log points instead of five and the Bulls bank a full house at Loftus, the Crusaders will still finish ahead of Bulls on the log. The Bulls will be hoping the Force can do them a favour and score an upset like the Rebels did earlier in the season, but aberrations like that are surely a once in a season occurence.
Like the Stormers and Sharks, the Bulls will know what they need to do to advance before they even take the field on Saturday. The matches involving the three South African contenders are the final three of the league. No doubt the coaches of these teams will be watching the overseas fixtures on Friday and Saturday morning with keen interest.
The Stormers will be supporting the Hurricanes when they host the Chiefs. A win for the Hurricanes will mean that the Stormers merely need to beat the Rebels to secure top spot on the log. The upshot of this outcome is that the Stormers will host a semi-final and a possible final.
If the Hurricanes can't win that match, the Stormers will at least hope that their defence limits the Chiefs to three tries or less. A Chiefs win without the bonus point will mean that the Stormers still have a chance of finishing top of the log, providing of course they score four or more tries in a win against the Rebels at Newlands.
The Bulls and Sharks, however, will be hoping that the Chiefs beat the Hurricanes and end the latter team's play-off ambitions. They will also hope that the Waratahs beat the Reds or at least stop Ewen McKenzie's men from claiming five log points from that encounter.
There is a chance that the Hurricanes and Reds will score bonus-point victories in their respective matches, and that would take both teams up to 58 log points. However if that were to happen, the Bulls and Sharks would still be in a good position, given that they both boast superior points differentials to that of the Hurricanes and Reds. They would, of course, still need to win their matches against the Lions and Cheetahs respectively.
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The Kings won and lost on the same night in Johannesburg.
The Kings beat the Lions 23-18 in the second of the two Super Rugby play-off games, but lost their Super Rugby status by virtue of a two-point differential over 160 minutes of rugby.
It was a cruel ending to their one season in Super Rugby – a season in which they won three and drew one match. Those results made them the most successful franchise in a debut season since Super 12 was expanded to Super 14 and then Super 15.
The Lions won the first leg in Port Elizabeth 26-19 and the Kings won 23-18 at Ellis Park. Both teams scored four tries in both matches.
What the result showed that in rugby terms it is six of one and six of another as to who plays in Super Rugby.
What it also shows is that SARU have cocked up big time.
The Kings averaged 31 000 in crowd attendance in a season when only the Stormers (33 000) and Reds (31 500) averaged more.
The Bulls averaged 29 000 and the Sharks faithful numbered just 19 000.
When one looks at the bigger picture, SA Rugby has lost a great opportunity.
Those who argued that from a rugby perspective the Lions were a far greater presence in Super Rugby than the Kings have lost that argument on the basis of the two-match series being tied one all.
There is nothing to choose in the quality of the two teams.
The Lions, in front of 62 000 capacity crowd, lost to the team that finished last in this season's Super Rugby.
It tells me all I need to know about what the Lions will offer in next season's competition.
The Kings wouldn't necessarily have offered more, but when both unions can contract players on a one-season basis only, both are in a no-win situation.
The Kings won today and lost. The Lions lost today and won. It about sums up the craziness of everything that has gone down between the Lions and the Kings.
Shame on you SARU.
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Prep girls basketball: Snohomish 38, Monroe 36
With the victory, Snohomish advances to the consolation final of the tournament. If they can get past Lake Stevens on Saturday they would go on the road to the Kingco No. 3 seed for a regionals play-in game.
This game was very much a tale of two halves. Monroe shot over 40 percent in the first half and under 10 percent in the second.
The Bearcats led 25-18 at halftime and it would have been more if Snohomish hadn't gotten two stops and scored twice at the end of the second quarter to cut the lead to seven. Monroe only scored 11 in the second half and it would have been less if not for a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
"We just kind of nibbled away," said Snohomish head coach Ken Roberts.
Roberts said he knew Monroe was a strong defensive team. He talked to his players about what Monroe does. "We knew it was going to be a close game. It didn't start that way."
The Panthers defense picked up in time though, as the numbers show. Monroe didn't make a single field goal in the third quarter.
According to Roberts, Madeline Smith contributed a lot to that defense. She netted 18 points, seven rebounds, five blocked shots and three steals.
Amber Van Brunt stepped up for Monroe. She scored 16 and was also very effective on the glass.
"She was really tough on us inside," Roberts said.
The consolation final is at 6 p.m. on Saturday at Mountlake Terrace H.S. Roberts and the Panthers have some bad memories of their last encounter with the Vikings.
"The last time we played then up at their place they absolutely pounded us. We're going to have to play a lot beter to stay with them this time."
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Monroe--Kylee Ferreira 0, Tiffany Ohlsen 1, Jordyn Turner 4, Payton Wangner 0, Kylie Smith 12, Alex Alexander 1, Deidra Miller 2, Amber Van Brunt 16, Loryn Moore 0. Snohomish--Morgan Green 2, Ellie Otteson 8, Hannah Berntson 5, Shaylee Harwood 0, Kayla Lachapelle 5, Madeline Smith 18, Paige Helms 0, Bailey Armbruster 0, Mariah Mock 0. 3-point goals--Otteson 2, Lachapelle 1, Turner 1, Smith 2. Records--Monroe 11-12 overall. Snohomish 15-8.
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The Springboks will stick to their game plan in an attempt to win Saturday's Test and record a 3-0 whitewash against England.
Coach Heyneke Meyer is set to make several changes for the the third and final Test, but those changes will be made more of necessity than anything else.
Centre Wynand Olivier will replace Frans Steyn, who is set to be married this Saturday and has thus been granted leave. Jacques Potgieter is likely to slot in for the injured Willem Alberts (knee), while Gio Aplon should replace the ailing Pat Lambie (ankle).
Olivier doesn't have the same physical presence as Steyn in midfield and the uncapped Potgieter may also struggle to replicate Alberts' efforts at blindside flank. Aplon is better known for his running ability than his kicking. And yet, all three of these new starters will need to play according to the Boks' territory-based blue print.
Bok scrumhalf Francois Hougaard said on Tuesday that the team will stick to the pattern that proved successful in the first two Tests. The series has already been secured with those two victories, but there is still a desire to win as well as inflict some psychological damage on England.
'It's just as important as the first two Tests, we are not going to slow down now,' Hougaard said. 'I'm sure England will also be up for it, so we can't afford to be complacent.
'Our goal has always been to beat them 3-0 if you think that the goal is to win every game.'
While the Boks will be without several key players, the English are also smarting after last week's battle at Ellis Park.
Captain Chris Robshaw and scrumhalf Ben Youngs have been ruled out with injuries, and the loss of these players will impact on England's synergy.
Speaking of the Boks' synergy and performances over the past two Tests, Hougaard admitted that while the South Africans had played well in patches, they were yet to produce a complete showing.
With a view to the Rugby Championship as well as the desire to beat England 3-0, the Boks must fire from start to finish at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium this Saturday.
'We had four days to prepare for that first Test,' said Hougaard. 'We were better in the second, although it wasn't a complete performance. That is what we must do this Saturday, we must put two halves together, we must produce an 80-minute performance.
'The focus is on quick ball and doing the basics well. England will look to play off our mistakes, so we have to keep those to a minimum.
'They scored some soft tries against us in the last game, so we need to watch for the quick taps. I'm sure they will look to lift the tempo in the coming game.'
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. û Belmont Abbey College hit .310 as a team en route to a speedy 3-0 (25-17, 25-17, 25-15) sweep over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas womenÆs volleyball action on Friday night inside the Merner Gym. The win pushes the Crusaders to 12-10 overall, 7-4 in league play, while the Lady Falcons drop to 7-9, 4-5.
In the opening set, a kill be Bria James (Statesville, NC) and two-straight errors by Pfeiffer put the Crusaders up 11-6 early. After a kill by Jordan OÆBryant (Reidsville, NC) brought the Lady Falcons to within four midway through the set until OÆBryant would later serve up an ace to cut it to three at 15-12. From there, Angela Jubb (Peachtree City, GA) would serve up the next five points with an ace, pair of kills by Stefanie Holler (Wake Forest, NC) and two more Lady Falcon miscues to take the opening stanza by eight.
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Another late run in the third moved the Crusaders in position for the sweep after the 24th point with the match squared at 12 apiece. This time around, it was a 12-3 stretch that sank the Lady Falcons led by Holler and Jamie OÆConnell (Dublin, OH) kills before a final Molly Gwaltney (Colorado Springs, CO) put down ended the match at 25-15.
For the Crusaders, Lydia Schellenberg (Jacksonville, FL) led the way with a match-high 11 kills along with Holler. Holler hit a career-best .611 in the victory. Gwaltney put up 32 assists in the win while Jubb led the way in the digs department with 17. Belmont Abbey hit .275, .342 and .314 in each of the three sets on Friday night.
Pfeiffer was led by Kelly LancellotÆs (Naples, FL) seven kills, hitting .385, and Cate GlendenningÆs (Holly Springs, NC) 25 assists. Libero Colleen Wands (Apex, NC) popped up 13 digs in the loss.
Both teams will have quick turnarounds before Saturday afternoon action on their home courts. Pfeiffer is home to league-leading Lees-McRae at 2:00 p.m. with live stats and video being available courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com. Belmont Abbey returns to their home floor to host Queens at the same time.


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TIGERVILLE, SC - The Pfeiffer women's basketball team (4-18, 3-11 CC) withstood a furious comeback attempt from North Greenville (7-15, 3-11) to secure an 86-79 win on Saturday afternoon. The road victory was Pfeiffer's first of the season and pulled the Falcons into an eighth-place tie with North Greenville with five games to play as the top eight in the conference advance to the post-season tournament.
The Falcons led by as many as 23 points on three different occasions but North Greenville surged back to take a two point lead with just over three minutes in regulation. Pfeiffer outscored the Crusaders 14-7 over the game's final three minutes to win.
With the game tied at 12, the Falcons used an 8-0 run to go ahead 20-12. The Crusaders cut the lead to 20-17 before Pfeiffer used a 28-8 run to take a 48-25 advantage. In the spurt, Pfeiffer held the Crusaders to only one field goal in 8:10. North Greenville was able to cut into the deficit with a 7-0 run as Pfeiffer went into the break with a 48-32 lead. Carter Williams poured in 17 first half points and hit five three point field goals. Amy Steller added 12 points in just six minutes of play.
A jumper by Ariana Tillman gave Pfeiffer a 62-45 lead with 11:05 to play but the hosts responded with a 9-0 run. Alyssa Harvell's jumper with 7:29 to play pushed the lead back to double-digits at 68-57 with seven-and-a-half minutes to go. Over the next 4:21, North Greenville outscored Pfeiffer 17-4 and a three point play from Aliyah Stokes gave the Crusaders a 74-72 lead, their first since having an 11-9 advantage with 14:37 to play in the first half. Tillman answered with a basket to tie the game and Alexis Stallard scored a basket and hit a free throw to give Pfeiffer a 77-74 lead. Stokes tied the game with a three pointer but North Greenville wouldn't convert another field goal the rest of the way. Stallard's layup with 1:13 to play gave the Falcons the lead for good. Stallard and Williams combined for Pfeiffer's last eight points of the game.
For the day, Williams scored 23 points and added seven rebounds. Stallard and Tillman finished with 15 points apiece.
Hope posted a double-double for the Crusaders with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Timisty Nelson scored 19 points along with eight rebounds and five assists.
Pfeiffer shot 47.6 percent from the field, their best showing since shooting 52.2 percent against Catawba in their second game of the season.
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Cajun Field (31,000) -- Lafayette, Louisiana. Television: Cox4, ESPN3.com. Home Record: USA 2-4, Louisiana 4-1. Away Record: USA 0-5, Louisiana 2-3. Neutral Record: USA 0-0, Louisiana 0-0. Conference Record: USA 1-6, Louisiana 4-2. Series Record: First-ever meeting.
GAME NOTES: Coming off a thrilling come-from-behind victory, the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns will try to build upon that momentum on Saturday afternoon in their home finale against the South Alabama Jaguars.
South Alabama's first season as a full-time member of the FBS has not been a strong one with just two wins to show for it. The Jaguars are currently riding a four-game losing streak, with last week's setback coming at home against Middle Tennessee, 20-12. This will be their conference finale before they travel to Hawaii for a Dec. 1 matchup with the Warriors.
The Cajuns have had an up-and-down season, and prior to last week's game they had lost three of four, but down 10 points late in the fourth quarter, they managed to score a pair of unanswered touchdowns in the final 2:43 to pull off an improbable 31-27 win over Western Kentucky. With still two conference games to play, Louisiana's hopes of winning the Sun Belt championship, however slim, are still alive.
This is the first meeting between these two schools on the football field.
South Alabama (18.5 ppg) has one of the worst offenses in the nation. It is the only team in the Sun Belt that doesn't score at least 20 ppg and its 341.3 ypg tops only Florida Atlantic's 334.5 ypg.
Ross Metheny has been inconsistent since taking over the starting QB role from C.J. Bennett. He's thrown for 10 touchdowns and has topped 189 passing yards in seven games, but he's also throw 10 interceptions, three of which came last week.
Jereme Jones has emerged as Metheny's top receiver as he leads the team in receptions (39), yards (444), and touchdowns (six). Bryant Lavender has piled up 36 catches and 306 yards but he has yet to find the end zone.
Demetre Baker (595 yards, three TDs) is the team's leading rusher but he missed last week's game. In his absence, Terrence Timmons rushed the ball 18 times for 76 yards.
The defense (28.0 ppg, 366.4 ypg) has played much better than the Jaguars' record shows. Although Middle Tennessee put up 445 yards last week, they held the seven-win Blue Raiders to just 20 points.
Jake Johnson piled up 15 tackles last week, adding to his team-high of 113. Enrique Williams is the next closest teammate with 92 tackles. Tyrell Pearson has three interceptions, and Alex Page (10.5 TFL, five sacks) and Pat Moore (nine TFL, 4.5 sacks) have done solid work behind the line of scrimmage.
Louisiana is averaging 33 ppg on more than 430 ypg thanks in large part to its dual-threat quarterback, who is coming off a career-game.
Terrance Broadway racked up 403 yards of total offense (258 passing, 145 rushing) last week, and he accounted for both of the late touchdowns to propel his team to victory. The QB has been great all season long, completing 65.7 percent of his passes for 2,053 yards, 13 TDs and eight INTs, while rushing for another 473 yards and six scores.
With defenses keying on Broadway, Alonzo Harris (634 yards, five TDs) is often left with plenty of room to run, and he took advantage against WKU with 104 yards on just 10 carries.
Harry Peoples caught a career-high 13 passes last week for 144 yards, upping his team-high receiving totals to 55 receptions and 606 yards. Jamal Robinson (450 yards, three TDs) has also broken loose in recent weeks as he averages a whopping 26.5 yards per catch.
Like most defenses in the Sun Belt, Louisiana has plenty of weakness on that side of the ball (28.0 ppg, 419.2 ypg), and it allowed more than 260 yards rushing against WKU.
Rodney Gillis has accounted for five of the team's 16 takeaways, with four interceptions and a fumble recovery. Justin Anderson has recorded 82 tackles, seven tackles for loss, and two sacks.
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Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Louisiana 38, South Alabama 21
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Glacier Peak High's Amy-Eloise Neale runs in the under-20 women's 6-kilometer race at the McCain World Cross Trials in Birmingham, England last Saturday. Neale, of Snohomish, finished fourth in a time of 20 minutes, 15 seconds and was named to the Great Britain and Northern Ireland Junior Women's team that will compete in the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland, on March 24.
The Glacier Peak High School runner has been travelling around the world as she races towards the end of her prep athletic career and perhaps to the start of something much, much bigger.
Neale has qualified for her native Great Britain to compete in the IAAF World Junior Cross Country Championships that will be held March 24 in Bydgoszcz, Poland. She qualified by finishing fourth at the World Cross Trials at Cofton Park in Birmingham, England.
"It was obviously difficult with the jet lag," Neale said. "The conditions of the course were pretty bad. It was pretty muddy. But I've run in bad conditions before. It was a little stressful because I knew I was travelling halfway around the world to run a race to qualify for another one. It was stressful because I didn't want to go all the way over there and not qualify."
The top six runners qualified with Neale finishing fourth in the Junior Women's division.
Frank Dauncey, who has been coaching Neale since she was in elementary school, sees this as a prime opportunity for the young runner. An assistant coach for the Glacier Peak cross country team, as well as a sprint and hurdles coach for the Grizzlies' track team, Dauncey thinks Neale can make an even bigger name for herself with a strong showing at the Junior World Cross Country Championships.
But it won't be easy.
"This is a great opportunity for somebody to measure themselves up with somebody who might have ran in the Olympics or World Championships," Dauncey said. "This is big. This is the world stage. This is the top level."
Neale departs for the race March 20 and arrives the next day, one day ahead of the British team. She wanted to get to Poland early to adjust to the time change. While incredibly excited, Neale isn't sure how she'll fare in the six-kilometer race.
"I'm definitely not expecting to win a world championship," Neale said with a laugh. "But I guess my hope would be to run under 20 minutes. Run well, compared to my team and the U.S. team, so I can kind of gauge where I'm at. It's definitely going to be a tough race. ? I'd love to be up in the top 20, but I have no idea how difficult that's going to be."
According to Dauncey, that would be quite an accomplishment.
"The kids who place in top 30-40 of these races, you're going to see them somewhere else," Dauncey said. "You're going to see them in the Olympics or in world championships. This is where it begins for somebody who is like Amy-Eloise. (It) helps season you and get you ready. This is about as far at the top as you can get for her level."
The race in Poland also is another step toward a much larger dream for Neale.
"Like a lot of runners especially at this level now, our dream is the Olympics and those world championships," Neale said. "That's the dream, that's the goal. You never know what will happen with injuries. It would be special to run in the Olympics one day. It might happen, it might not. It's important to set yourself up for best chance possible."
The fourth-place finish at the World Cross Trials continued a strong month for Neale, who also won the one-mile run at the Brooks PR Invitational. Held at the Dempsey Indoor facility at the University of Washington on Feb. 24, the Brooks PR Invitational is one of the premier high school indoor track and field competitions in the U.S. Neale won with a time of 4 minutes, 45.89 seconds, about half a second ahead of the second-place finisher from Michigan.
After that victory, the 17-year old Neale travelled more than 4,700 miles from Glacier Peak High School, where she competes for the Grizzlies' track and field and cross country teams, to Britain for the World Cross Trials. Her absence early in the season does not have Glacier Peak track and field coach Warren Eickoff too concerned.
"I'm totally excited for her. I'm so excited for the opportunities she has," Eickoff said. "Our goal is not what we're doing at the meet this week. It's what we're doing in May. That's when league, districts and state occur. ? Hey, we wish she could come run at the dual meet this weekend. You'd love to have her running there because she's great. But I'm so happy for her."
Neale will miss Glacier Peak's first meet of the season, the Chuck Randall Relays, Saturday at Arlington. The British team does not want its runners competing in an event the week before the championships. She'll also miss next Thursday's meet at Lake Stevens because she will be in Poland.
Eickoff praised Neale, saying even with her elite status, she always wants to get better. He said Neale's a great example to her fellow Grizzlies, as well as a great teammate.
"It's pretty remarkable for the kids to have someone whose name will echo in the halls for years to come," Eickoff said. "She's an outstanding member of the team. Every time the kids talk about Amy, not to put her on a pedestal, but they put her in a different realm."
Neale said that the large-scale international races help her appreciate her high school dual meets more.
"It makes the high school meets nice in a way, because they're not as stressful," she said. "Most of the meets aren't about winning the race, but it's about time. I definitely get excited for high school meets. I love my team."
One might think that all the running might have soured Neale on the sport, but she said the desire to run is still there. It's something else that's tiring her.
"I'm tired from the travelling mostly," Neale said. "It's been very, very busy with the flights and things. I'm tired that way but I'm definitely not tired of running."
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CLEMMONS, N.C. – The Pfeiffer University men's golf team finished eighth at the 2010 Conference Carolinas men's golf tournament that wrapped up on Tuesday afternoon at the Tanglewood Country Club. The Falcons shot a three-round total of 925 on the par-70, 6,826 layout. Belmont Abbey won the event with a total of 885, led by medalist Joe Campbell who shot a one over 211 (73-68-70).
Pfeiffer entered the final round in fifth place, before dropping to eighth after a final round 314. The Falcons shot 307 on Sunday and improved to 304 in Monday's second round. Laurence Noott and Parker Robertson each finished T-20 with three-day totals of 230. Noott shot 77-75-78 while Robertson carded 72-80-78.
Cameron Fields and Jonathan Miles each turned in 236's concluding T-36 while Tyson Louth finished 43rd three shots behind Fields and Miles. Fields went 80-74-82 while Miles recorded 78-75-83. Louth went 80-83 before wrapping up with a tournament best 76.
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