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- 1 March 19, 2013 at 11:15 AM
do printed coupons have to be in color?
- 2 March 19, 2013 at 1:54 PM
I have never had a black and white coupon denied
- 5 April 8, 2013 at 5:28 PM
I have but i tell them to look at the #'s on the coup ..they don't match .. then i have no problem.. i cant afford to use color ink … im in the business of keeping my $$ not spending more of it because the color ink in expensive
- 8 September 10, 2013 at 9:24 PM
I always print in black and white, colored is expensive! I've never had a problem with cashiers accepting them and I've been couponing for several years now.
- 9 November 18, 2013 at 7:10 PM
- 10 December 23, 2013 at 1:07 AM
I have a laser printer that only does black and white, so color is not an option and I have never had a problem.
- 13 January 12, 2014 at 10:13 PM
no they do not. i set my printer to default all of these to black and white. but they scan just fine in the stores
- 14 March 1, 2014 at 5:10 PM
- 15 March 1, 2014 at 5:10 PM
as long as your able to see the bar code and expiration date, manufacture coupon
- 16 April 22, 2014 at 11:48 AM
I always print in black and white and never had a problem.
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- 18 April 8, 2013 at 11:08 AM
When I click on the link it just sends me to the comments……..
- 22 April 8, 2013 at 2:22 PM
Sorry Ro. When I click the blue link for the coupon it just sends me down here to the "related deals and comment section" of your site. Never had that happen before. It doesn't go to the DiGiorno site, but stays on the CouponPro page. (Hope this makes some sense).
- 25 April 22, 2013 at 6:39 PM
where would one look to find out the expiration date before printing? will they always be 1 month from the date of printing them?
- 27 July 24, 2013 at 11:05 AM
My printer went all crazy and wouldn't print any of the coupons… now it's telling me limit reached and I have nothing.
- 28 February 8, 2014 at 9:53 PM
that happens to me too and it makes me so mad.
- 29 August 6, 2013 at 12:06 PM
If copying were the worry….Your printer could also " copy" in color…so no logic there. I only use black ink to save on ink costs and have never had ANY problem from the color of the coupon. Some stores dont accept internet coupons. But most will if it is a MANUFACTOR coupon. Some coupons will let you print twice from circulars, they usually redirect your page to coupons.com or other such sites for printing. Good Luck luzmercado !!!!!!! Happy couponing !
- 30 September 7, 2013 at 12:34 PM
I have never had a problem with my black and white coupons, even when I have to do self checkout. It does not have the streaks and characteristics that a copy does, the barcode is clear, plus you can make a color copy so I do not see the "point". I save 70% during each Safeway trip, thank you for all of the coupons!
- 31 October 22, 2013 at 1:02 PM
How can I have them mail it to me??
- 33 October 28, 2013 at 4:59 PM
my printer malfunctioned and didn't print out the coupons, now they are no longer available to me, since they've "already been printed"
- 34 November 17, 2013 at 7:53 PM
The same just happened to me but my black ink ran out Did you ever get an answer to your question?
- 37 November 2, 2013 at 9:27 PM
My coupons won't print because it prompts me to change my settings, but my settings are set to how it wants me to change them already.
- 38 November 15, 2013 at 10:50 AM
Can you use a manufacturers coupon on top of walgreens card and coupon?
- 39 February 16, 2014 at 8:28 AM
- 40 February 12, 2014 at 2:34 AM
Can you print t from a phone or computer only?
- 41 March 2, 2014 at 10:13 AM
Trying to print from my
Phone, first time couponing & can't seem
To figure this out. Help!
- 42 March 12, 2014 at 4:40 PM
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- 43 April 29, 2014 at 11:40 AM
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- 44 April 29, 2014 at 3:28 PM
hi im a newbie on couponing and so far it has been going good, but I need to learn way more how can I print these coupons can I go to the library to print?
- 45 June 12, 2014 at 2:12 PM
Trying to print from mac laptop and it's been on "Your coupons are printing" status for 5 minutes. Nothing is printing. Anyone else have this problem?
- 46 June 16, 2014 at 11:41 AM
Yes, I am also having the same problem
- 47 June 20, 2014 at 9:44 PM
Does Walmart accept these coupons?
- 48 July 9, 2014 at 10:13 PM
Looking for a Klondike coupon!? any here!?
- 49 August 3, 2014 at 10:31 PM
Its wonderful in these hard times of cut back hours to be able to safe on a product you want to you..
- 50 August 21, 2014 at 5:08 PM
I cant find the cvs nestle water coupon.
- 51 August 22, 2014 at 7:58 PM
I can't get the coupons to print. Every time I come on, it says printing coupons but it doesn't. Why?? Also, the coupons that say redeemable at Walmart, can they be used in other stores too or just Walmart? Thanks
- 52 March 14, 2015 at 4:44 PM
Tina I believe you can use them at other stores as long as theyre manufacture coupons not store coupons
- 53 October 1, 2014 at 3:26 PM
Need coupons to make ends meet. Thank you for this site.
- 54 January 27, 2015 at 3:04 PM
Is there a way to print them without needing to connect a printer? I use the printers at my university but they cost money, so I have to log into my printing account so it can charge me. I have to upload documents to the printer in order to print anything
- 55 March 13, 2015 at 10:52 AM
ive been trying to print since yesterday, says printing but nothing yet.
- 56 March 14, 2015 at 3:26 PM
I can't print $3 off Persil coupon. Does anybody have a pdf file of it to share?
- 57 March 14, 2015 at 4:41 PM
Does anybody know why I cant find the glade $2/2? is it because I have to wait til tomorrow for it to show?
- 58 March 18, 2015 at 3:54 PM
Where is the AJAX coupon?
- 59 March 27, 2015 at 9:20 PM
Hello i was wondering why my coupon are printing super small print ? does anyone have that problem or how would i fix that?
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First Known Use: 15th century
adjective \ˈwer-ē\
: not having or showing complete trust in someone or something that could be dangerous or cause trouble
Full Definition of WARY
: marked by keen caution, cunning, and watchfulness especially in detecting and escaping danger
— war·i·ly \ˈwer-ə-lē\ adverb
— war·i·ness \ˈwer-ē-nəs\ noun
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Examples of WARY
- The store owner kept a wary eye on him.
- Investors are increasingly wary about putting money into stocks.
- Great critics are sometimes wary of great authors. Eliot and Pound usually sidled past Shakespeare. —William Logan, New York Times Book Review, 11 Feb. 2001
- Though sycamore wood was much used, pioneers were wary of the tree's fuzzy leaves, which they believed brought allergies and even consumption. —Arthur Plotnik, The Urban Tree Book: An Uncommon Field Guide for City and Town, 2000
- Modern literary novelists … wary of neat solutions and happy endings, have tended to invest their mysteries with an aura of ambiguity and to leave them unresolved. —David Lodge, The Art of Fiction, 1992
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Origin of WARY
1ware, from Middle English war, ware, from Old English wær careful, aware, wary; akin to Old High German giwar aware, attentive, Latin vereri to fear, Greek horan to see
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Terumo's heartbeat grows stronger every day in Ann Arbor. After moving their manufacturing and R&D facilities from California to Michigan (yup, you read that right) the local office has seen more than 25 percent staff growth over the last two years.
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In eight short years Ann Arbor-based HandyLab has grown from a two-man operation to a company employing nearly 40, with another 50 expected in the next five years. For a biotech firm that focuses on miniature lab tests, those are some mighty big plans.
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Ann Arbor-based biosensor building company, ThreeFold Sensors, hasn�t quite hit the primetime but that hasn�t stopped them from growing their business. Given their mission to manufacture futuristic biotech like biosensors, it�s hard for them not to think about tomorrow� and beyond.
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Here's a switch, a high-tech California company picks up and moves to greener pastures... in Michigan. Ann Arbor's Advanced Photonix is just such a company. Producers of optoelectronic photo-detector components (say that 10 times fast), this quickly growing firm is expected to add 100 jobs to SE Michigan's economy over the next decade.
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Tearfund's action pledge to the Nairobi work programme
Tearfund's ongoing activities on adaptation and freshwater:
Report: Water safety plans for communities (2011)
Report: Adoption of community-led total sanitation (2010)
Report: How to integrate climate change adaptation into national-level policy and planning in the water sector (2010)
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Organizations, institutions and private sector companies at all levels and in a wide range of sectors can become engaged with the NWP by becoming a partner and making Action Pledges. Information about how organizations can become engaged with work on adaptation under the NWP can be found here.
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I Just Buried My Faithful Companions
It was a somber moment as I opened the garbage can and deposited my two faithful companions. I'm usually not the kind of guy who gets attached to material possessions. But for this pair of New Balance tennis shoes, I've made a colossal exception.
I wish I had video footage of the day I went shopping for them. I needed a pair of all-purpose tennis shoes to take to New Zealand with me. The goal was to pack very light and take only what was crucial. One pair of shoes would have to stand the test of all my adventures. I debated for almost an hour over which pair to buy. This was a big decision! Should I get the sweet pair of Nike's with the white stripe on the bottom, or should I go for the more functional New Balance pair that wasn't as attractive?
I tried them both on multiple times and had almost decided on the Nike's. Just then, I gave in to my conservative side and chose the New Balance pair instead. And the verdict was….
These shoes went with me all the way across the Pacific Ocean. They walked around Fiji with me. They climbed mountains and waded through rivers with me in New Zealand. They went running along the beach with me in Australia. They even spent their last days doing yard work around Grandma and Grandpa's house with me, despite having huge holes from all their faithful service. In all, they've lasted nearly 9 months of everyday use!
It may sound like I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, but I couldn't have made it without my shoes. I'm so glad I didn't give in and buy the pair of Nike's. Nothing against Nike, but that pair would have fallen apart in the first month. I chose "function over fashion" as it were, and hindsight says it was the right decision.
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As part of this discovery, Google has come out with Treasure Maps. Enjoy the pirate -style design, complete with 2-D hand-drawn landmarks and hidden treasure chests.
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Happy April Fools' Day!
Alison J. Herzog is an eater, shopper, traveler, and most of all, a proud mama to Baby Zog. She pays for these by working as a social media strategist. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram or at In The Land Of Zog and catch ramblings about all of the above.


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Hoo-boy, do I remember the bunch of flack (to say the least!) for mentioning way-back-when that the coffee in Paris could use a bit of, um, upgrading. I was recently reminiscing about that with my friend Pim, who wrote about it in 2005. People were up in arms, which was a little bizarre since the French often refer to café coffee as jus de chausettes, or "sock juice."
If you've been to Paris, you know that there are lots of cafés but the quality of the coffee isn't the focus. However, like all cities, Paris evolves, and in the past few years, a whole battalion of younger folks, some French, and others from elsewhere, have opened shops sprouted up far and wide, at a rate that was so fast, that I couldn't possibly try them all. (And with all that caffeine surging through my system, I would have lost 6 1/2 years of sleep.) And other people were doing such a good job of cataloging them all, that I just sat back and focused on other things.
Being from San Francisco, where coffee-culture can be obsessive compulsive – if you didn't study the micron size of each granule of coffee grinds or have your water analyzed to ensure your coffee was as clear as a sleek Chemex carafe – you, and your coffee, simply weren't up to snuff. I went to espresso school in Italy, where I watched and learned from the Italian experts how the seemingly simple task of extracting a perfect espresso actually depended on having mastered a few key techniques and having the right grinder and espresso machine.


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During Diana M.'s first visit to the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan, she met Banksy, a small, lively pup she first saw on our website. Soon, Banksy joined her family, and he fit right in. Diana shared the following story with us:
We wanted a companion for our current dog Oliver, who is also a rescue. We also felt it was important to adopt and wanted to give a dog in need a good home.
Banksy by far was our favorite from the beginning. He was a bit bashful, but after seeing him at the ASPCA we knew we wanted him. We talked about it often during the week and, the following weekend, we returned with my resident dog, a Dachshund and Beagle mix named Oliver, to ensure that it would be a good match.
Banksy and Oliver hit it off immediately, and we fell in love. We knew we wanted to take him home right away. The Adoption Center staff was extremely personable, helpful and knowledgeable. It was evident that Banksy was very much loved and cared for, and that the first priority of the staff was to ensure that he had a good home.
Bansky adjusted to his new home quickly. By the second day, he was accepting treats from us, and it was clear he was feeling more and more at home. Once he got to know us, he was extremely affectionate. He likes to jump on us all the time and gives tons of licks and kisses.
Oliver and Banksy are great companions; they've even switched beds and chew toys and love to run outside together. As Oliver is a bit older, I think it makes him very happy to have playful Banksy as a companion.
Dear Diana, Can you even begin to imagine how happy your "happy tail" and beautiful photograph makes me feel? I am just thrilled for your absolutely adorable, sweet dogs, Banksy and Oliver. How incredibly lucky they are to have you! What a perfect family you make--so kind and compassionate and understanding and loving. Bless the 4 of you. This is an inspiring adoption story.
Congratulations on your absolutely adorable addition to your family! He is just too cute! So is Oliver, too.
Diana, I love that BOTH your dogs have the ballet dancer turnout, just like my rescue Chiweenie, Izzy. I will be getting her a puppy of her own soon and hope my story goes like yours. Enjoy your doggies. They are both adorable and lucky to have each other -- and you guys!
Nothing like a happy ending...in this case a new beginning for Bansky..Love is awesome!
Thank you for rescuing not one, but two dogs. You are wonderful people and the dogs look so happy. Bless you!
It is reassuring to see there are some really good, kind, loving people in the world. Thank you for sharing your story and for adopting these two precious little doggies. All of you look very happy together. God bless you.
I'm so happy for you, Diana. Your heart is full of love and compassion for dogs. You can feel that Oliver needs a companion. Just like humans, we also need a companion. God bless you and your family.
Congrats on the new family member! Good looking group, human & canine! And good for you for creating a pack for both Oliver and Banksy. I wish more folks would realize that dogs need a pack and companionship when their humans are at work or otherwise away. And they exercise each other just in case they don't get a walk that day! Bonus!
It's great that you rescued both of your babies. It's the only way to go! Banksy and Oliver are really lucky to have the both of you. Your two little ones's are precious.


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It will not be official until the Marine Fisheries Commission meets in late August, but a New Bern man's petition to close North Carolina's sounds and rivers to trawlers seemed to go down in flames Tuesday evening.
A joint meeting of the Finfish, Habitat and Water Quality, Sea Turtle, and Shellfish-Crustacian Advisory Committees focused on the petition, filed by Tim Hergenrader of New Bern at the Riverfront Convention Center. The meeting gave fisherman and others a chance to express opinions on the issue.
After several hours of statements from the large crowd, the four committees voted separately to reject the request with only one dissenting vote — that one being within the Shellfish committee — and one abstention in the sea turtle committee.
One fisheries commission officer estimated that more than 1,000 people attended the meeting, many to speak their piece and others to give support to the fishing industry. Only a couple spoke in favor of the proposed rule.
As a show of unity, many of the fishermen arrived in their shrimp trawlers, which began appearing off Union Point Park Monday. By nightfall, there were six trawlers and, by Tuesday's 12:30 p.m. meeting, nearly two dozen of the large boats were at anchor off the point.
Hergenrader filed his petition on June 19 calling for a moratorium on fishing inside the COLREGS line — an internationally agreed upon line that separates the ocean from the sounds and inland waterways.
Hergenrader presented his petition to start the meeting.
"Contrary to what some are saying, this petition is not about ending shrimp trawling in North Carolina waters," he said. " … It is simply about nursery areas."
State fisheries laws do not allow trawling in designated primary and secondary nursery waters. Primary nurseries are most often upstream in the estuaries where fish are birthed; the secondary nurseries are the areas to which they migrate and grow toward maturity before heading out to sea.
It is Hergenrader's contention that the entire sound areas and river mouths should be designated as secondary nurseries. Citing Department of Marine Fisheries data, he said that several finfish varieties — particularly Atlantic Croaker, Weak Fish (gray trout) and spot, use these areas as nurseries and he says their numbers are being threatened by the trawlers, primarily as a result of their loss to by-catch — that is, unwanted fish caught up in the nets along with the shrimp.
"The data are there," he insisted. "I believe that science supports the data … the nurseries need to be expanded to all inshore waters."
It doesn't take much guesswork to figure how the fishermen feel about Hergenrader's ideas. A sign held up by Alexis Ireland, a member of a fishing family in Hobuken, expresses it most politely: "Send Hergenrader back to Nebraska."
Ireland's fiancé, Jeff Hopkins of the trawler Tamerlane, puts it more succinctly.
"He came off the idiot line," he said.
Among the shrimpers' problems with Hergenrader's petition, they say, is that shrimping can take place only on the sound side.
"It would completely devastate the industry," said John Skinner, a commercial fisherman from Newport. "We can't fish on the Atlantic side. We have a lot of bad bottom there," he said, making it impossible to use the nets. In addition, once the shrimp hit the Atlantic they quickly leave the area and migrate for Florida.
Besides, he added, most shrimp boats in North Carolina aren't designed for the rigors of open water.
Louis Daniel, director of the Division of Marine Fisheries, addressed the committees following Hergenrader's presentation. He came out quickly in opposition, stating that Hergengrader had no scientific support for his statements, and that the state should not act until research could be done to verify his claims.
"It is our belief," he said, "that it damages the credibility of previously designated areas."
He added that declaring all sound waters as a nursery was too vague: "All the waters of North Carolina serve as nurseries of some kind."
Audience responses strongly supported keeping the waterways open for trawlers.
"I don't want to eat shrimp from Asia," one woman stated, while fisherman Jeff Hopkins noted that "There's plenty of untouched water in the sound" that is already closed off as nursery areas.
Jerry Schill, representing an unofficial group he referred to as "Shrimp Defense," noted that fishermen have made a number of sacrifices in adding devices to their nets that lessen their catch but help protect turtles and other marine life.
Other audience members protested the intrusion of government.
Hal James, a self-proclaimed avid recreational fisherman said that "I think the fishermen of North Carolina can do the right thing without the government taking control."


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Tsmoki-Minsk claimed successive home victories in EuroChallenge Group G after surviving a late scare from visiting SLUC Nancy to ride out 78-71 winners.
Both teams headed into the contest with a win and a loss to their name, but fans inside Minsk Arena left for home knowing their team took a step in the right direction and towards qualification with this hard fought success.
The decision of the hosts to add to their roster with centre Ater Majok and playmaker Nigel Munson paid dividends as the duo celebrated a winning debut.
That was mainly down to the hot-hand of Aliaksandr Kudrautsau who sunk a super five of six attempts from long-range on his way to a game-high 23 points.
There had been little to separate the teams during the first half, but an inside score just before the interval, and a triple immediately after it by Kudrautsau put Minsk in control at 42-34.
They still held a healthy 72-65 advantage with three minutes remaining, but the visitors rallied and when Marcellus Sommerville scored a three-pointer with 19 seconds left, it made it a one-shot game.
However the hosts held their nerve from the free-throw line and wrapped things up with the last basket of the contest.
Sommerville finished with 15 points and eight rebounds for the losing team.
Andrey Krivinos, head coach Tsmoki Minsk"I am absolutely satisfied with our players. They were ready to win a long time ago but now we begin to believe in it."
Minsk guard Aliaksandr Kudrautsau"We are happy with our game today. We started to play much better a few games ago, but only now it gave the result. I think, there will be more good matches in the future."
Jean-Luc Monschau, head coach Nancy"We have prepared for a tough match and it was. However we lost a lot of rebounds, didn't score easy shots and let Tsmoki made a lot of free shots."
Nancy guard Kenny Grant"Minsk was much better in some important moments in the end of the game. So, it made the result."
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I have come across what I think is the most profound idea that humans have come up with for the process of world peace and I'm having the damndest time being heard on it, I even have a theory as to WHY!!!
You'll want to plug this statement into your brain: The leading cause of war, poverty and environmental degradation is HOW we sexually select each other as a species.
It is our aggregate mating ritual that is causing all these problems. It is our aggregate mating ritual to do these things.
Quite simply, women as a gender choose with the behavioral reward system of sex (aside from the biological evolution argument) more socially aggressive behaviors in men as an aggregate over less aggressive behaviors, this is particular mostly to heterosexual selections. Most people are heterosexual, so this has the most impact on the species. This repeated selection of more aggressive behaviors over less aggressive behaviors for social aggression has topped into physical aggression, this phenomenon has been taking place so long that one gender is actually more physically aggressive than another gender. I actually figured out simply as a behavioral reward system, aside from any biological evolutionary arguments, that the way we sexually select actually determines the population levels we have, how we distribute resources with one another, the amount of aggression we should expect to encounter as an aggregate in the species to affecting such aspects as innovation and particularly our cognitions. Remember, these are just the non-reproductive sexual selections, simply the behavioral reward system. Even though men are actually more violent than women, women are actually the more aggressive gender in an aggregate sense. Everytime, a sexual selection positively reinforces a more aggressive male over a less aggressive male in a population it is an act of aggression, and in terms of the seriousness of the aggression is on a par with something as severe as rape itself.
Aggression itself is detected by observing those who tease, humiliate or abuse others, brag, engage as participants and/or spectators with aggressive competitions and games such as most if not all sports (cooperation always works better than competition for species), clothes themselves in aggressive mental pollutants and surrounds themselves in their environment with aggressive mental pollutants. If these things are detected, you should not have sex with them. Specific rules for heterosexual situations (homosexual selections can simply refer to the above rules) are men should never approach women even for dates, women should always reject men who do this and women should actively seek out and sexually select the kindest men in the field of men they have to choose from. These last three rules have more to do with the current cultural and genetic drift. If these last three rules are violated, it adds aggression to the current culture. Since I'm trying to keep this brief, I won't explain why this is so.
If these rules for sexual selection are taught before puberty sets in, we will literally eradicate aggression from the species over the course of several generations.
The reason why it's so hard to be heard on this idea is because the species is so damn aggressive, and I actually figured out that since falsity is an act of aggression particularly for something as lucid as this, that there's actually a higher sexual selection value for disagreeing with it. Memetics based on what has the highest aggregate sexual selection value. Women in denial and men who will be sexually selected for agreeing with them.
I have stores of knowledge on very basic sexual ethics, for example, I have figured out that like asexuality, heterosexuality, homosexuality and bi-sexuality that there is a different metric of sexual orientation, polysexual or monosexual, and like bi-sexuality, polysexuality exists on a continuum. Monosexuality is "One partner at a time" polysexuality is "multiple partners at a time". These are sexual orientations, which goes a long way to explaining human behavior. I also discovered that well, it should be obvious, arranged marriages are unethical… why? Because you could marry people who have different sexual orientations. Also, I figured out that in terms of species aggression it is actually unethical to take a vow of celibacy and chastity. What I think happened is people intuited that there was a lot of aggression around sexuality, so they came up with a rule that it is highly ethical to abstain from it, but in terms of how the species works, unless you are sexually oriented as asexual, it is actually counterproductive to the very cause it's proporting to set out to do, which is reduce the amount of aggression in the species. You effectively have kind people not only taking themselves out of the reproductive system, you have them removing themselves from the reward system as well.
To see the world through my eyes is to see that how we sexually select determines our social stratification structures, poverty and starvation around the world, our levels of innovation and what people believe.
I hope you understand what I'm saying here and can appreciate what this truly is,


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RIL said Friday it made the discovery while working with BP off the eastern Indian coast in the Cauvery reserve area in deep waters.
The Indian company said the well flowed at a rate of 35.2 million cubic feet per day during a preliminary test. RIL said it issued a formal notification to the Indian government confirming the natural gas discovery.
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It was heartbreaking to hear of the school shooting in Connecticut that took the lives of 26 people, 20 of whom were children. Adam Lanza is the person who decided that killing these innocent people and then himself was a good idea. All these parents put their children on a school bus or dropped them off at a place they considered safe. School. I take my own girls to West Point High every morning and fully expect to pick them up.
Head Coach Brad Cox and his Green Wave basketball team traveled to Louisville to take on a very challenging Wildcat club.
In a tight affair, West Point had a difficult time finding a definitive lead until the end of the third quarter. The Green Wave's depth proved to be the key factor to their success as West Point closed out the game with a bang and a 73-55 victory.
"We knew it would be an all four-quarter type game," commented Coach Cox after a strong road win, "it was a real physical game, and it is just great to beat Louisville here at their gym."
The Lady Wave were on the road again Friday night, this time West Point headed south to take on the Louisville Lady Wildcats.
Head Coach Kendall Pickens and his Lady Wave gave a good team effort to start the game, but fell victim to a stingy Louisville defense allowing the Lady Wildcats to romp over West Point 72-33.
Hebron Christian made the road trip to Columbus in hopes of bouncing back from a loss to Washington School on Tuesday and to complete the season sweep on Victory Christian, a team they defeated handily earlier in November.
In a Thursday night game where both teams were on fire from behind the three point arc and the floor, the Eagles found themselves behind the eight ball heading into the fourth quarter. A scrappy comeback though saw Hebron fight back into contention, but run out of time as Victory went on to win 69-65.
The Lady Eagles of Hebron made the short journey over to Columbus to face Victory Christian. Back in November, the Lady Eagles hosted Victory in Pheba and were defeated on a buzzer-beating three pointer, 39-38. This time around it was major foul trouble which hampered Hebron Christian as Victory Christian pulled away in the fourth quarter, winning 53-43.
"I thought we played well enough to win tonight," said Head Coach William Cotton, "it is just hard to win on an opponent's court sometimes."
Pure shock and disbelief can just about sum up the way most of the nation was feeling Friday when they learned of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. that left two dozen students and staff dead.
No one could quite understand what coaxed the alleged gunman, Adam Lanza, to pick up two loaded guns, walk into the school and open fire on students no older than six years.
In 2012, the United Health Foundation ranked Mississippi 49th in the nation in its quality of health care delivery to its citizens.
Those who are provided health care services by Northeast Mississippi Health Services, however, know that the care that is being provided is some of the best in the nation.
Recently, NMHS was the recipient of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, one that is given to corporations each year that span a variety of fields.
If you've ever taken a stroll around Central Park in New York City you've more than likely seen several people sitting out on the lawn tuning out the activities around them as they type away on their laptops. They're laying back browsing the web, checking the latest Facebook statuses or even working away from the office, enjoying the convenience of the Internet without any tangly wires in the way thanks to NYC's free wireless Internet service in the park.
Now West Point city officials want to give residents and visitors the same sort of experience.
Tentatively planning a grand opening in March, the newly renovated West Point Community Living Center will be a showplace.
A new transitional care unit and therapy gym will be open for those needing rehabilitative therapy.
It is centered on the design to help people return to work or home after debilitating falls and illnesses. It will be available to those in any age group who need some assistance and therapy before returning home.
The 2000 plus square foot addition of therapy gym space will contain strengthening equipment such as a treadmill, weight machines and recumbent bikes.
This month 429 Clay County families are going to be fed thanks to the Project Homestead Food Pantry.
That's roughly 850 family members who are receiving food they would not normally be able to obtain because of the volunteer efforts of those associated with the local food pantry.
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If John Smit were injured, Jake White would appoint someone from outside his current squad to take over the job.
The Bok coach believes you chose your captain first and then the rest of the team.
"I know exactly what I would do if John was injured today and I had to chose a captain for the next Test," he told Weekend Argus writer Gavin Rich. "If John broke down I would change my team to accomodate a good captain that I have identified.
"That player is not currently part of the run on team and has not been a regular member of my squad in the last two years, but he is a player who is highly respected as a leader."
White said that while there were good leaders in the current squad, they wouldn't take over from Smit if he was injured.
"We have players in the squad who have leadership experience. De Wet Barry, Victor Matfield and Schalk Burger have all captained teams at provincial and Super 14 level, but even with that being so, I would still make changes to accommodate a captain from outside the current team if Smit was injured. And I would do this even if the player was not the best in his position.
"I place a high premium on captaincy and the quality of captaincy that is delivered can make a massive difference to your team's success rate. You have to have someone who can motivate his fellow players across the colour line, across the language barrier, across the cultural differences."


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By Bob Fala
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West Virginia DNR's highly anticipated autumn outdoor foods report has just been released. That is, just what's the story on the "mast" out there, as it's commonly called in the collective. And no, the report's not late; it's just that several of the hunting seasons out there are opening up earlier than in the past. When hundreds of surveyors add up the nutty hard mast from acorns and walnuts to the soft or fleshy versions from dogwood berries to crabapples, here's the skinny.
Thanks to the famous survey, the trends or comparisons and contrast with the long term can be made. As always, there can be local and regional differences so hunters must get familiar with their own neck of the woods. But cutting to the chase, here are some of the highlights from the present year's crop survey.
Outdoor foods are at neither bumper or bust levels. They are decidedly around the long term 42-year average when considered in combination for the eighteen varying mast producing species surveyed. I like to call this type of crop one of sustenance or survival. That is, it should be good enough to bolster winter survival if things don't get too abnormally cold and snowy.
For the bad news first, the ever important acorn oak mast is sparse. However, it comes with a plus-side kicker. There is decent oak mast at the higher upstate elevations above 2,800 feet. Beech mast, the triangular and delicious beechnut of course is found in abundance and thus rated exceptional this year. Walnuts and hickories also produced well and above the long-term average.
On the soft mast side of the equation, the ever important black cherries have produced nicely along with wild apples, which are also abundant. Other important soft mast producers coming through on the plus side are wild grape, hawthorn, crabapple and dogwood. Hunters can now apply this important information to their bag of tricks for the various fall hunting seasons.
For example, beech and hickory flats with good nut crops should be quite attractive to a host of huntable wildlife species. For another, if you hunt the beech and cherry dominated northern hardwoods forest type found say in Tucker, Grant and Preston counties; game can be mightily scattered amongst the abundant food supply. This could make for some tough hunting.
The annual bear kill is perhaps more closely related to the mast conditions than most. Late, as in December gun bear hunters may be hampered a bit as the bruins tend to den earlier when the victuals run out. On the other hand, the earlier in the fall archery bear hunters tend to do their best when mast is more limited. At those times, they can place their tree-stands where the beechnuts or cherries have hit.
Despite those possible negatives to the late season bear hunters, DNR biologists are predicting yet another record bear harvest nevertheless. You have to consider all the varying seasons in combination and the overall liberalization of the black bear regulations package. Just when the bears will "saturate" as exhibited by a stabilization of their continually growing numbers and range, no one really knows. In the meantime, enjoy the ride as the good times roll onward.
For other popular game species like squirrel, rabbit, deer and wild turkey and in view of the current mast and other factors; DNR is also projecting higher hunter harvests. Grouse and raccoon are projected to be about the same. The only negative or "down" forecast for this fall is for wild boar. DNR's stated reason being that last year's relatively high kill per Hurricane Sandy's early fall tracking snow comes somewhat at this year's expense.
So just like the weather, get out there and muster up some lively conversations on the mast situation. The worst thing that could happen is if you take this talking a little too far, you could wind up with a new nickname. Hickory Nut has a nice ring to it…
(PS Bob's book Ramblin' Outdoors is available at your local newspaper office.)


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Highland Tech 3, Cherryville 0 — Owen Levy had three goals for Highland Tech, while K.J. Woods posted two assists and David May had one assist. Cody Koehler had the shutout in goal for the Rams (4-6, 1-1 SPC), who visit Thomas Jefferson on Monday.
North Gaston 2, South Point 1 — Candido Trejo (two goals) and Justin Voit (assist) led
Varsity volleyball
Cherryville 3, Shelby 1 (25-6, 25-20, 23-25, 27-25) — Molly Whitworth (17 kills), Caitlin Hay (eight aces, 10 kills), Rajah Key (11 kills, three blocks) and Bayleigh Henley (38 assists) led Cherryville (10-7), which visits Lincoln Charter on Tuesday in a JV/varsity doubleheader.
Bessemer City 3, Thomas Jefferson 0 (25-21, 25-12, 25-10) — Madison Carter, Kelsey Miller and Macey Wise led
North Gaston 3, Ashbrook 0 (25-6, 25-9, 25-13) — Erin Edwards (12 service points), Sydney Edwards (18 service points, six kills) and Alisha Fisher (all-around) and Georgina Diaz (all-around) led
Forestview 3, Stuart Cramer 0 (26-24, 25-18, 25-12) — Lauren Franklin (10 kills, 4 aces, 2 blocks), Emonni Reid (9 kills, 4 aces), Leah Smith (8 kills), Chidubem Sery (15 digs, 4 aces) and Madison Jackson (24 assists) stood out in the win. Forestview (9-7, 6-3 Big South 3A) hosts
Community-Davidson 3, Highland Tech 0 (25-12, 25-14, 25-7) — Highland Tech (6-9, 1-5 SPC) hosts Thomas Jefferson on Tuesday.
Varsity girls tennis
East Gaston 8, North Gaston 1 — Erika Noblett, Jodie Winchester, Hannah Henry, Abbey Breakfield and Jessi Banks won in singles for
Ashbrook 5, Forestview 4 — Singles winners for Ashbrook: Claudia Steffey, Ragan Rudisill, Angelica Mejia and Holly McIntosh. Mejia-McIntosh won in doubles for the Green Wave (9-3, 5-0 Big South 3A), who visit Lake Norman Charter on Tuesday.
JV volleyball
North Gaston 2, Ashbrook 0 (25-14, 25-8) —
Community-Davidson 2, Highland Tech 0 (25-4, 25-14) — Highland Tech (6-8, 1-5 SPC) hosts Thomas Jefferson on Tuesday.
JV football
Forestview 41, Lake Norman Charter 14 — Davion Toms (two touchdowns), Seth Rathbone (one touchdown), Josh Greene (two touchdowns), Colton Guthrie (one touchdown) and Cameron Lee (interception) led Forestview (2-3, 1-0 Big South 3A), which hosts
Shelby 42, Kings Mountain 24 — Kings Mountain, which rallied from a 34-8 deficit to get within 34-24 by the end of the third quarter, got scoring runs of 13 yards from Corey Tate and three yards by Trenton Moore. Darren Burns passed 33 yards to Kavin Moseley for another score. Burns also threw to Travon Wilson for a two-point conversion and Jair McCluney ran for a conversion as well.
Middle school softball
Cramerton 8, Mount Holly 1 — Chloe Mabry, Emily Human and Sydney Bowen had two hits each for Cramerton. Mabry picked up the win, striking out five. Cramerton (7-1) visits Grier (0-7) on Monday.
Belmont 23, York Chester 3 — Allie Hyde picked up the win for
Bessemer City 10, Stanley 0 — Anna Ramsey and Natalie Peregory led
Chavis 29, Southwest 7 — Taryn Jenkins got the win. Kaitlin Rose (two hits) led Chavis at the plate. Chavis (5-3) visits Holbrook on Monday. Southwest (2-5) hosts
Friday 13, Holbrook 2 — Casey Almond (three hits) and Savanna Walls (two hits) led Friday at the plate. Almond got the win. Friday (6-2) visits Chavis next Thursday. Holbrook (3-4) hosts Chavis on Monday.
Middle school football
Grier 48, Cramerton 8 — Dallas Danner scored on runs of 94 yards and 50 yards to lead the Knights. British Brooks scored on a 65-yard touchdown catch while quarterback Crawford Chandler (65-yard TD pass and two extra-point runs) paced the offense. Idrise Strange (45-yard TD run), Tre'yvon Beasley (44-yard TD run), Austin Anderson (extra-point run) and Jaquail Brown (70-yard kickoff return for a touchdown) rounded out the Grier scoring. Mario Brandon had a 60-yard touchdown run for the Eagles. Cramerton (2-1) hosts
Friday 22, Chavis 18 — Bryce Cobb scored two touchdowns while Fred Watson added a couple of extra-point conversions and a fumble recovery in Thursday's win. Arthur Kennedy also scored a touchdown. Chavis (0-3) visits
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So what can you point to after 2.5 games and say I was wrong about? Are you saying he's a franchise changer after 2.5 games?
Last edited by da ThRONe; 11-13-2012 at 11:20 AM.
68.4% of his baskets are assisted on. For a rookie that is fabulous.
The list of guys that get more help with assists are:
Antawn Jamison
Charlie Villanueva
Terrence Jones
Troy Murphy
Kevin Garnett
Jared Sullinger
Taj Gibson
Tiago Splitter
Lamar Odom
Serge Ibaka
Elton Brand
Jason Smith
Brandon Bass
Gustavo Ayon
Rasheed Wallace
Thomas Robinson
Ryan Anderson
Tim Duncan
Al Horford
David Lee
Patrick Patterson
Blake Griffin
Tyler Hansbrough
DeJuan Blair
Chris Bosh
Emeka Okafor
Meyers Leonard
Byron Mullens
Marc Gasol
Samuel Dalembert
That's just a small list of the guys that get more help than Davis, there are 43 PF's that get more help, but I even through in a few C's in that list above, and again we are talking about a rookie.
As for his defense in the post, he's allowing just 0.83 points per play, shooting 40%, and scoring 33% of the time while turning it over 17% of the time. For comparisons sake KG is averaging 1.0 ppp, allowing 64%, and scoring 50% of the time. Al Horford is at 1.04 ppp, allowing 55%, and scoring 50% of the time. Tim Duncan is at 0.87 ppp, allowing 48%, and scoring 44% of the time. Elton Brand is at 1.04 ppp, allowing 67%, and scoring 53% of the time. Do I really need to continue? It may not be Dwight Howard good, but it's just fine, especially for a rook.
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It seems like you judge Davis on different criteria from the other prospects.
And your belief in how he's getting his production is wrong as well.
Besides, when has anyone ever complained about a player that can convert on offensive rebounds?
and? Since when do you ask your PF (your rookie PF) to create for himself?
Just admit it, you WANT him to fail more than anything just so you can say you were right.
But again, Davis is getting 5.3 looks per game at the rim, only three players are getting more (Zach Randolph, David Lee, Glen Davis). That doesn't happen by accident, knowing how to operate around the rim is a skill. The top 8 players at PF in getting looks at the rim per game are Randolph, Lee, Davis, Brow, Duncan, West, Gasol, and Thompson. Those 8 guys get their baskets assisted on 56%, 47%, 74%, 55%, 71%, 59%, 42%, and 61%. Can you guess which one of those is Davis? I'll let you know which one isn't, the 71%. That 71% of baskets assisted around the bucket is the great and future HOF Tim Duncan. Are you going to try and take something away from him?
I don't know if you're just a troll, your expectations are to high, or if you're knowledge of the game is really just this low. Honestly after your "running the offense through him" comment I'm wondering what your comprehension level is like now as well. Who said anything about running the offense through him? And how many times is a rookie the guy the offense runs through?
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It's impossible to have an intelligent debate when you guys add things to the agrument that I never ever said. I say Davis isn't a franchise changer you hear he's a bust. I say he's number 7 in a draft I believe will be looked upon as probably the deepest ever and you read I want him to fail.
He's a good player. I already spoke about his touch around the basket and offensive putbacks are huge. However crowning the dude as an all-time great after 2.5 games is laughable to say the least. Some of you are so butt hurt over any differing opinion you've created a stance to attack that doesn't even exist.
It's pretty clear that you don't even want to be wrong. You want him to bust so you can tell everyone you were right about him. That's sad considering that you call yourself a Hornets fan.
Anthony Davis is not another Serge Ibaka.
What skills do you see in Drummond that are superior to the skills you see in Davis; it can't be ball handling, it can't be his jumpshot, it can't be his offensive awareness, it can't be his post game; even his best "skill", his athleticism, is practically the same as Davis' (he might be a slightly better leaper, and that's only a maybe).
The last 5 games Serge is averaging 17.6 ppg. This is with Westbrook and Durant on the team.
LOL at me not wanting to be wrong. I already said Davis has shown more polish than I saw at Kentucky. And need I remind people the young man has only played 2.5 games.
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I think your definition of "assisted" is so warped it's hilarious. You seem to imply that assisted means someone completely created a shot for him and all he had to do was dink it into an empty basket like a soccer player in front of an open net. I can think of at least 4 baskets off the top of my head just from the Charlotte game that apparently were considered "assisted" that were 99% Davis. The swooping lefty finger roll, the silky one bounce jump hook over a defender, the baseline jumper off the bounce from about 14 ft, and the driving basket against Mullens after their altercation. If someone got assists off of those baskets then it was Davis inflating their stats and not the other way around.
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Unfortunately, the biological sciences librarian candidate presentation for Tuesday, Dec. 10 has been cancelled (again) due to weather creating problems for travel. It will be rescheduled.
December 6, 2013
The UNH Library will be hosting events all week to provide some stress relief. Dimond Library will be hosting our Primal Scream on Monday, December 9th at 9pm. Students will gather in the atrium to let off some steam by screaming for a minute. Video of the Fall 2011 Primal Scream provided by the fine people at UNH Video Productions:
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November 26, 2013
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November 21, 2013
There is a student art exhibition in the Dimond Library reference area on Level 3: UNH in Italy — Summer Painting Intensive.
This exhibit presents a selection of En Plein Air paintings from the students who participated in the 5 week intensive painting program in the summer of 2013. The works on exhibit range from depictions of the architecture in the cultivated Italian landscape to nighttime views of the old city of Ascoli, to abstract works inspired by the observed landscape.
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November 18, 2013
Unfortunately, the biological sciences librarian candidate presentation for today, Monday, Nov. 18th, has been cancelled due to weather in the Midwest creating problems for travel. It will be rescheduled.
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Update: The presentation on Monday, Nov. 18th has been cancelled due to weather in the Midwest creating problems for travel. It will be rescheduled.
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As part of global Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day on November 20th. we invite you to join us in our new Geospatial Services Center. The Center, in Dimond Library room 337, was recently launched and this is a great chance to find out what this new resource is all about.
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Teperino, Raffaele*, Amann, Sabine*, Bayer, Martina*, McGee, Sean, Loipetzberger, Andrea*, Connor, Timothy, Jaeger, Carsten*, Kammerer, Bernd*, Winter, Lilli*, Wiche, Gerhard*, Dalgaard, Kevin*, Selvaraj, Madhan*, Gaster, Michael*, Lee-Young, Robert*, Febbraio, Mark*, Knauf, Claude* and Cani, Patrice* (2012) Hedgehog partial agonism drives warburg-lie metabolism in muscle and brown fat, Cell, vol. 151, no. 2, pp. 414-426, Cell Press, Cambridge, Mass. [C1]
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GARETH DUNCAN, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says the Wildeklawer Super Schools has grown into one of the biggest events on the South African schools rugby calendar.
What do you get when you take 18 of the top rugby schools in South Africa, schedule the most exciting schoolboy clashes of the year over a weekend and draw in massive crowds to create one big carnival? You get the Wildeklawer Super Schools, that will be hosted at Diamantveld in Kimberley in the last weekend of April.
The competition is only heading into its fourth installment this year, but it has already become the most popular annual schoolboy event in the country. This is an impressive feat considering there are several prestigious Easter festivals and other rugby weekends that are prominent in March and April.
The main attraction is the Super Schools' strength vs strength and north vs south concepts, which Basjan Reinhardt believes was pivotal to his brainchild's birth in 2009.
'I was headmaster of Paarl Gym back then,' says Reinhardt, who is now the operations manager at Diamantveld. 'The school used to take part in these annual Easter and other rugby festivals, which saw different teams from all over South Africa get the chance to play against each other.
'However, the main problem I had was the mismatches in the schedules. You'd get the odd game where two strong schools went head-to-head and it would be a tight affair, but on other occasions, you'd get top schools taking on weaker schools and they would be predictable, one-sided contests. I felt that we needed a tournament where every fixture was an exciting feature match and both teams stood a chance of beating one another.'
Reinhardt then planned the 'perfect event' in 2008 and promoted the idea to several companies. Wildeklawer jumped on board as the main sponsor and helped drive the initiative. A year later, the Super Schools tournament was officially launched.
The event debuted at Paarl Gym, where 12 top schools were invited. The weekend was a huge success and a second event took place at Affies in Pretoria in 2010, where 16 schools participated. Last year, 17 schools travelled to Diamantveld in Kimberley, which attracted crowds of 10 000 to 12 000 supporters per day – a following bigger than some senior provincial matches get.
Diamantveld will again play hosts this year as 18 schools will take part in the biggest edition of the competition. Tournament director Cassie Carstens expects more all-round success.
'I've been surprised by the tournament's growth over the past three years. No one expected it to become so big so soon.'
There will be nine 1st XV matches at this year's tournament, all of which are billed as 'major clashes'. Most of the schools will also bring junior rugby teams, and there will be top netball schools involved.
'We're going to have South Africa's best junior talent on show all weekend, which should bring in huge crowds, probably even bigger than last year,' adds Carstens.
The event has garnered such a reputation that top provincial and national coaches attend, with Springbok Sevens coach Paul Treu being a regular observer each year, as he hunts for the best schoolboy talent around.
There will be some classic clashes. On day one, Waterkloof (who beat Affies 23-16 in March) take on Grey Bloem, Affies tackle Paarl Boys', while Glenwood confront Paarl Gym. On day two, Affies face an impressive Paul Roos outfit, Paarl Boys' duel with Monument, and Paarl Gym challenge Waterkloof.
Grey Bloem director of rugby Dries van der Wal says it's fixtures like these that make this annual weekend special.
'Every top school has a hectic season planned for the year, but they make sure there's a gap for the Super Schools because you know you're going to be facing two of the best teams in the country,' says Van der Wal.
If you want to see the future of South African rugby, this is the tournament to follow. So many of the current youngsters who are excelling in Super Rugby and other domestic competitions have featured in this event over the past three years.
'The only issue is the timing of everything. Last year, our boys struggled because we played in the Super Schools and the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival over six days, which was tough on the players' bodies. But this year they have scheduled the event better.'
Reinhardt says these logistical issues have now been sorted out: 'We've realised that you have to plan this kind of tournament very early otherwise some big schools will be unavailable because of other commitments, while our fixtures might clash with other school tournaments.'
Former Grey Bloem inside centre Paul Jordaan, who made his Super Rugby debut for the Sharks this season, adds: 'Every schoolboy wants to play in the biggest tournaments, where they can test themselves against the best. The Super Schools allows that.'
While a successful event is expected in Kimberley this year, there are already bigger plans in the pipeline. Tournament organisers are ensuring that more of the country's best schools participate, while Carstens reveals that they hope to add an international flavour to future competitions.
'There are no limits to this project,' says Carstens. 'We've had talks with Saru about getting some national input. We are also looking at the possibilities of inviting foreign schools, from New Zealand, Australia or Europe. We want new innovations every year.
'But the important thing is making this a memorable experience for the players on and off the field. We want to give all the boys a strong sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship. That's why we have evening dinners for all the teams, for everybody to socialise. We also bring in famous players as guest speakers, like Springbok Pierre Spies, which motivates everyone.
'The Wildeklawer Super Schools is not only about a great weekend of rugby, it could also be the platform for many of South Africa's future stars.'
Wildeklawer Super Schools fixtures (28 and 30 May):
Diamantveld A Field
Oakdale vs Monument (08:30)
Paul Roos vs Maritzburg College (09:50)
Glenwood vs Paarl Gym (11:10)
Affies vs Paarl Boys' (12:30)
Grey Bloem vs Waterkloof (13:50)
Boland Landbou vs Middelburg (15:10)
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EG Jansen vs Louis Botha (14:45)
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Affies vs Paul Roos (13:50)
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