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Valley fever (coccidioidomycosis) is a disease caused by fungi (Coccidioides immitis and C. posadasii species) that in about 50%-75% of normal (not immunocompromised) people causes either no symptoms or mild symptoms and those infected never seek medical care; when symptoms are more pronounced, they usually present as lung problems (cough, shortness of breath, sputum production, fever, and chest pains). The disease can progress to chronic or progressive lung disease and may even become disseminated to the skin, lining tissue of the brain (meninges), skeleton, and other body areas. The disease can also infect many animal types (for example, dogs, cattle, otters, and monkeys). From 1998 to 2011, the U.S. incidence has increased about tenfold to about 22,000 diagnosed individuals per year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) although some researchers estimate as many as 15,000 per year.
Most microbiologists and infectious disease physicians prefer the name coccidioidomycosis because the word describes the disease as a specific fungal disease, and this term may replace valley fever in the future. This disease has several commonly used names (valley fever, San Joaquin Valley fever, California valley fever, acute valley fever, and desert fever). Other names get confused with valley fever (for example, rift or African valley fever, which is caused by a virus).
Coccidioidomycosis was first noted in the 1890s in Argentina; tissue biopsies of people with the disease showed pathogens that resembled coccidia (protozoa). During 1896-1900, investigators learned the disease was caused by a fungus, not protozoa, so the term "mycosis" was eventually added to "coccidia." The disease is often noted to occur in outbreaks, usually when soil is disturbed and dust arises, and when groups of people visit an endemic region (such as San Joaquin Valley or Bakersfield [in Kern County], Calif., and Tucson, Ariz., or parts of southern New Mexico or west Texas) during late summer and early fall. The disease is not transmitted from person to person; it is acquired from the environment via contaminated soil and dust. About 150,000 individuals are estimated to become infected each year in the U.S.
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While today's forecast is for sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60s, expect a big change over the weekend, said meteorologist Casey Dail with the National Weather Service forecast office in Newport.
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The upper level trough will make way for Arctic air that will drop temperatures significantly Saturday and Sunday.
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JON CARDINELLI writes that supporters and reporters pushing for an out-and-out attacking philosophy have zero appreciation for the current laws and trends.
You cannot go to a Stormers or Western Province press conference nowadays without hearing the same questions being asked. 'When is the ball going to get to the wings? Why aren't we playing rugby like the great Province team of the 1980s?'
Allister Coetzee had fewer grey hairs when he first started as head coach. Every week since he's had to listen to ignorant and misinformed reporters whining about running rugby. He's also had to endure criticism and accusations that the Cape side play a boring brand.
Springbok and WP captain Jean de Villiers looked exhausted when he faced the media last week, and perhaps that's what caused him to forget protocol when answering this question for the umpteenth time.
De Villiers pointed to the Super Rugby competition as an example, where the Stormers had finished top of the 16-team league. Why, De Villiers asked, would they change a game plan that allowed them to win the South African conference? Indeed, it was just a week or so before De Villiers's return that an experimental and more attacking approach had cost WP in a Currie Cup match.
The Stormers and WP are not the only teams to be criticised in this manner.
Bok coach Heyneke Meyer's game plan is considered by many to be overly conservative. I've watched Meyer closely when he's been asked about the game plan, I've seen him roll his eyes. The reporters have asked him, they've begged him, to change tact. Why oh why, they pleaded, couldn't the Boks play attacking rugby like the All Blacks?
These people haven't got a clue.
The All Blacks won all six of their Rugby Championship matches, and it was before that final match at Soccer City when Meyer made special mention of the New Zealanders' defence. Their record in this year's tournament will show that they're the best defensive side by some distance, having conceded just six tries. After the game at the Calabash, Meyer again paid tribute to that defence, as well as the game management of flyhalf Dan Carter.
The All Blacks may be the finest attacking team on the planet, but their defence and kicking game has been the bedrock of their success. This has allowed them to win the 2011 World Cup, as well as the 2012 Rugby Championship, and has put them into a position to break the record for the most consecutive Test victories.
The All Blacks conceded one try per game in the Rugby Championship. The tournament average was 1.83. It's clear the All Blacks were a cut above in this department, but when you compare this stat to the averages of lesser competitions, it confirms that defences are harder to crack at the elite level.
The defence may be weaker as you drop down the tiers of competition, but the common denominator is that the best defensive teams in the respective tournaments either go on to top the log or win a trophy. It wasn't a surprise to see the best defensive teams finishing in the top six of the Super Rugby league. The round robin phase of the Currie Cup recently concluded, and wouldn't you know it, the teams with the best defensive records have advanced to the play-offs.
One level down, and it is the Eastern Province Kings who have topped the First Division log, their unbeaten record closely correlated with defensive stats that read 27 tries conceded in 14 matches, 19 tries fewer than the second-placed Pumas.
Coincidence? I think not.
What rugby supporters need to understand is that the current law set prescribes an outstanding defence and kicking game as the key ingredients to any title surge. There may be instances where a team doesn't execute effectively on the day, as has been the case for a few Cape teams over the past few seasons, but that doesn't mean that the game plan is at fault.
The fact that teams like the All Blacks and the Sharks have enjoyed such try-scoring success shouldn't detract from their defensive strengths. The Sharks started to come right towards the end of the Super Rugby competition when they embraced a balanced approach (they altered their previous strategy which had placed too much emphasis on attack). In the 2012 Currie Cup, they have finished the league in first place, having scored the most tries and conceded the fewest.
If you can wrap your head around these trends, you will realise why the Bok game plan is not flawed. I'm not saying the Boks are exempt from criticism, but rather that they should be judged and scrutinised within this framework.
Does Meyer have the right personnel for this game plan? Are the players executing the game plan efficiently? These are the questions the intelligent rugby supporter should be asking, not when the Boks, WP or the Bulls are going to start running the ball from their own tryline.
If you don't like the way the game is played nowadays, by all means channel your aggression into a strongly worded letter to the IRB. The world's coaches and players develop their game plans according to the laws. If the rules were tweaked so that the breakdown wasn't such a lottery, perhaps more teams would take more attacking risks in their own half. There would be less kicking and more running.
For now, that remains a pipe dream. As long as the rules remain as is, teams will continue to place an emphasis on kicking and defence. It's something that rugby fans must learn to accept: that there are no prizes for losing beautifully.


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In spite of this mountain of damning evidence, the USDA is currently processing an application for a horse slaughter operation here in the United States. Roswell, New Mexico, may soon become ground zero for horse suffering.
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Aside from a cruel and horrific painful act, remember the toxic waist that will land on our land and water. Also our sewage system where the thick toxic blood will cause a backup on our sewage ending up in our toilets and showers. Toxics in our farmlands and drinking water. Is this what you want? And what would the USDA do?
How can anyone even think that to slaughter a horse is more humane than abandonment? Have you ever been to a slaughter house? Horses are beautiful creatures who give themselves to you for pleasure and need to be loved and cared for. No animal deserves the inhumane treatment at a slaughter house. If they would do it humanely, it would be different, but they won't. PLEASE END THIS GOD AWFUL PRACTICE!!!
What a horrible and inhumane practice this is! And what kind of people are we if we don't do something to stop it NOW!
For thousands of years they pulled our carts, now they are here to mend our hearts - this is no way to show any gratitude. Horses are sacred animals, every one that is murdered - takes a piece of us with it. springreinsofhope.com
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From plowing our fields to war. Please stop the slaughter!
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Please stop the barbaric inhumane horse slaughter now, in USA, Canada and Mexico. I would like to see horse auctions stop so these poor animals do not go from auction to auction in deplorable conditions.


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This the third day since Google again identified OrlyTaitzESQ.com as an attack site, passing on malware to visitors. I take such warnings more seriously than I used to. Here's a taste of what's going on at the Taitz web site obtained through the browser on my phone.
Taitz continues to focus on immigration issues with this headline yesterday:
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Taitz is praying for more Republicans to drive drunk in this item about Pete Perry who was quoted on this blog yesterday. The title of the article is:
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(AP) - The hurricane that merged with another weather system to form Superstorm Sandy spun ashore three months ago Tuesday, devastating coastal New Jersey and New York and spreading winds, rain, snow and waves over parts of more than 20 states. The latest tallies from the second most expensive storm in U.S. history, after 2005's Hurricane Katrina:
The toll has fluctuated as causes of death are determined or changed, but as of Tuesday, the storm was behind the deaths of at least 146 people in the United States, according to government counts. That includes at least 98 in New York and New Jersey. There were 71 additional deaths in the Caribbean.
Sandy damaged or destroyed 305,000 housing units and disrupted more than 265,000 businesses in New York. In New Jersey, 346,000 housing units were destroyed or damaged, and 190,000 businesses affected.
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Congress on Monday passed a $50.5 billion emergency package of relief and recovery aid. Added to $9.7 billion previously approved for a federal flood insurance program, the total is roughly in line with the $60.4 billion President Barack Obama requested in December.
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Comments On Mar 26, 2015:this works great with the regulator and battery to run my Baja Designs squadron sport.. plenty of light there.
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Comments On Jun 24, 2014:The side by side comparison with the factory part is what was really crazy. I don't wonder why my battery would always die. The factory stator just wasn't enough to keep up with the power the lighting would pull, much less be enough to keep the battery charged to turn the bike over.
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Comments On Feb 28, 2014:After installing a dual-sport Baja kit to my 2011 Yamaha WR450 and making the modification to the stock OEM stator, the OEM stator didn't last very long. So I chose the Trail Tech stator because of good reviews and I had purchased other Quality Trail Tech Dirt Bike Speedometers/Computers before, with good success. In the picture at this link you can see how much better the Tail Tech Stator is. Its the one of the right,. The Trail Tech is much beefier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xha0JmpI5Zg The real reason that I'm writing this review, is because after the Stator installation, a short was created . I finally located the problem in the original Baja kit. If you added a key switch, there is a blue wire between the Ignition Key (3 way plug) to the Middle harness (6 way plug). This wire caused the short. Note that the new Trail Tech stator comes with a Ignition Jumper which basically adds a single wire to the ignition from the new Trail Tech Regulator. So with the new Trail Tech Ignition wire installed and the blue wire mentioned above removed, the bike charges at a solid 13.7 volts. Even at a low idle and high beam on, it still charges at 12.5 volts or so. I also installed the Trail Tech Voyager GPS, which shows battery voltage and this is how I can monitor the performance of the new stator. The short described above caused me several hours of anguish and lots of 15A fuses. So I hope this helps you!
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Comments On Oct 02, 2013:I bought this stator to power the upgraded headlight needed to race in this years BITD Vegas to Reno. At mile 270 the bike died and wouldn't start after an hour trying to diagnose the problem. We had decided that it was most likely the ignition coil. However, after upon returning home and changing the coil sill no spark. I replaced the stator with the factory OEM and the bike started right up an runs fine. Very disappointed in this product and it ultimately cost me a DNF in the race, that I had planned on for months and spent thousands prepping for. Do not buy this product if you're doing any kind of long endurance rides or races. The product won't hold up.... I also read about a similar story same problem from someone who was riding down in Baja.
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Comments On Sep 13, 2013:Working great almost a year now with no issues.
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Comments On Sep 02, 2013:Nice upgrade if you want to actually see at night or go really high-tech and run grip heaters or a GPS. Instructions were excellent and installation only took an hour. DON'T FORGET TO ORDER A STATOR GASKET!
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Comments On Apr 27, 2013:Is this kit all I would need to put light on yz450f.?
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Comments On Feb 26, 2013:my KTM 400EXC overheated (impeller had dissolved away) I was stopped and idling watching rock crawlers for a few. .. i went up the hill, where my bike died... I feared the worst after I realized how hot my motor was.. But, we found the impeller issue 1st, and removed the guts from the thermostat that is questionable to have at all!
after fixing impeller, next step was to look for spark . . . . no spark.. Replace old with new Trail Tech STATOR . . . POW@!!! immediate! great sparks off the spark plug was immediate. I though I was about to drop a pocket full $$$ on KTM Parts,,,,,, then you Trail Tech ... and the bonus - now I can run lights and be street legal in Oklahoma... very little dim at idle, headlight is brighter,
definately a good product, would recommend... IM THE GREATEST!! :-P
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Comments On Feb 04, 2013:I have 1992 warrior. I have reviewed the tav's this product will fit. says nothing about the warrior. will this work for me?
TECH NOTE: This will not be compatible with the Warrior.
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Comments On Jan 11, 2013:I installed this because I wanted to run grip heaters, a thumb warmer, and some extra lights. It runs everything flawlessly!! Good instructions and installation was easy! Don't forget to order a new case gasket though!
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As Long Beach police notched an extraordinary number of marijuana arrests in the past decade, the pressure was particularly intense on black residents.
Though they account for 13 percent of the city's population, crime data show blacks were arrested in 44 percent of the Police Department's pot cases.
Similar racial disparities in marijuana arrests are not uncommon across California. But in Long Beach, the sheer number of such arrests has broadened its impact on the community.
The city's police force reported more arrests for marijuana-related crimes between 2002 and 2012 than all but two law enforcement agencies in the state: the Los Angeles and San Diego police departments.
Long Beach's arrests exceeded San Jose, which has nearly twice the population, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, whose primary service area contains six times as many residents.
Among police departments for the state's 15 largest cities, the average was 15 marijuana arrests per 1,000 residents over the decade. Long Beach more than doubled that rate at 38 arrests per 1,000.
It's unknown why Long Beach police logged such an unusual number of arrests – about 17,500 in total. Police said there has been no organized crackdown, and officers aren't incentivized through a "quota."
"That's a myth," Deputy Police Chief David Hendricks said. "There isn't really a focus on marijuana."
Police were willing to discuss race only in broad terms. Hendricks said the department is "committed to maintaining a positive working relationship with our diverse community" and officers are focused on illegal activity, not an individual's race.
Recent studies by the Drug Policy Alliance, the NAACP and the American Civil Liberties Union have cited racial disparities in marijuana arrests as evidence of racially-biased policing both in California and nationwide.
While 7 percent of Californians are black, police agencies reported arresting blacks in about 21 percent of marijuana cases statewide over the past decade. A small disparity was even evident in Orange County, where few black people reside.
National health surveys have shown that marijuana use is similar across whites, blacks and Latinos. But blacks are charged more often with marijuana-related crimes, adding legal or financial stresses to their quality of life.
Even significant variations in use "just couldn't account for the disparity," said Ezekiel Edwards, a drug policy expert at the ACLU's national office in New York. "It's either a number of factors or that there's some kind of common thread in policing, particularly with communities of color."
One factor in Long Beach may be a crime-fighting strategy. Police stop more pedestrians and drivers in historically violent areas, which are predominantly black and Latino. Police say the effort aims to prevent violent crime.
Civil rights advocates, however, argue the strategy may constitute a form of profiling. In August, a federal judge struck down the New York Police Department's renowned stop-and-frisk policy, in part by citing concerns about the number of marijuana arrests stemming from the stops.


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Rating: 4 stars out of 5
As its title suggests, The Flaming Lips' latest album "The Terror" is not a continuation of the sunny-yet-skewed avant garde rock they've churned out at an amazingly prolific rate since the early 1990s. This is not a collection of limp emo ballads, but a foray into the feelings that turn everyone inside out at one time or another.
While the times we're living in aren't all that rosy, the anxieties that fuel "The Terror" seem to be of a personal nature. Lead Lip Wayne Coyne's marriage has reportedly busted up, and instrumental wizard Steven Drozd has just in the last few years emerged from a long stint as a junkie. No matter the cause, the fears/anxieties/worries explored on the sublime space rock of "Be Free, a Way" and "Butterfly" are as universal as sunlight and air.
Much of the musical landscape is filled with the thick, treated sounds of vintage analog keyboards and big, open room drumming. In the case of the 13-minute "You Lust," Coyne's vocals and lyrics have never been more emotive.
Even though Coyne delivers the words to "You Lust" in a floating, hypnotic fashion, there's a bit of rage in the mix. Avoiding the urge to rant is one choice that set the Flaming Lips apart from their angst-y competition. That being said, to hear Coyne address an honest strain of anger is refreshingly unexpected.
On "The Terror," the Flaming Lips still sound like themselves, albeit an uber-serious version that's at odds with the tripped-out whimsy of their most recent major work, the "Christmas on Mars" film/soundtrack.
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Artist: Miles Davis
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Idiotic critiques from non-musicians aside, "In a Silent Way" has stood the test of time and today is regarded by most sane people as one of the great Miles Davis albums. Surrounding himself with the best musicians of the day (Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, John McLaughlin, Wayne Shorter, Dave Holland), Davis leads the band through many jam sessions that were later reconstructed into 39 minutes of flawless, otherworldly music.
The 18-minute opening salvo of "Shh/In a Silent Way" doesn't so much begin as it morphs into being. Nearly half of the song is over before everyone figures out what to do with and around the melody, but like a good episode of "Columbo," observing how the mystery is solved is half the fun. Davis, Corea, Hancock, Shorter and McLaughlin throw in solos that are often incendiary.
Much like Richard Wright did for Pink Floyd, keyboardist Zawinul knits everything together with brilliant chord work while Williams' symphonic drumming drives the proceedings on side two like a jet down a hill.
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No matter the motivation for making "In a Silent Way," the end result was/is a stunning piece of work.
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A certification by the Board of Orthopaedic Surgery; practitioners focus on the investigation, preservation and restoration of the form and function of the extremities, spine and associated structures by medical, surgical and physical means. Birth defects, trauma, infections, tumors and metabolic disturbances of the musculoskeletal system are problems cared for by the orthopaedic surgeon.
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Springbok Sevens coach Paul Treu talks to SA Rugby magazine about their World Series title defence.
What are your goals for the 2009-10 season?
We focus more on our process goals than on the outcome. Our primary goal is what we do on a daily basis, because it's important to have consistency throughout the season. However, last year we won the first two Sevens World Series tournaments in Dubai and George for the first time, so obviously the expectations will be higher now. Those same tournaments will be the priority for us at the start of the season.
How are you feeling about your team's recent performances?
We are a team ahead of schedule. We were only expecting to win the series this season. Our goals have changed because of our success. The guys want to leave a legacy, but we can't only win one series and call ourselves the best. The team's motto is the 'pioneers of greatness' – we are the first South African team to win the World Series title and we want to be the first to retain it.
How do you plan to improve from last year?
When I spoke to the players earlier in the pre-season, I saw that they were still hungry for more success. We aren't even close to our best and we haven't achieved all our goals yet. Our main goal is to keep pushing the boundaries and keep lifting the standards. We need to test ourselves every day.
How has the squad changed this season?
We have contracted two new players – Cecil Afrika from the Griffons and MJ Mentz from the Pumas. MJ played for us about three seasons ago, and it's good to have him back. Cecil is an exciting player and I believe he's going to be a superstar on the sevens circuit this season. But we have been battling to finalise our squad after losing so many players, especially guys like Robert Ebersohn, Lionel Mapoe, Philip Snyman and Gio Aplon. I'm still looking for new players to recruit, but at this stage it's difficult to find what we need. We do have a few players in mind but they have to be invited to the camp first and only then will we be able to analyse whether or not they'll be able to make it.
What factors are making your squad selections so difficult?
The experienced sevens players have raised the standards to such a level that it's tough for new players to meet those requirements from the start. Our players were in the system for a long period of time before they were in the position to win the series. So it takes time to find new players.
Will Vuyo Zangqa be able to play again?
Luckily they managed to save his eye after his car accident, but the chances of his sight returning are slim. I doubt he will ever play rugby again, but we will definitely keep him in the system in a managerial and consultancy capacity. We are sending a team to Sri Lanka for an IRB Asian series a week before the Dubai tournament and he will be part of the management team there. We will need players like him to plough his experience back into the system and help develop new inexperienced players.
What preparations did the team go through in the pre-season?
We gave the players a few weeks off after a demanding season, then we went to the World Games in Taiwan and we took part in the Namibian Sevens tournament. That was important for us because we got the opportunity to play against competitive teams like Samoa, Fiji and Zimbabwe. It's difficult for us to get quality competition, so we are grateful for those kinds of opportunities. We have also been training at the Sports Science Institute in Newlands and at our base in Stellenbosch. After that we competed in two more tournaments [Middelburg and Singapore Cricket Club Sevens] before the World Series opener in Dubai.
Have you brought in any experts this season?
In addition to Coenie de Villiers – the mixed martial arts expert who helped us last year – we've brought in Miyan Solomons, who's a boxer. This brings something new to training sessions and prevents practices from getting stale. He helps our players with their conditioning as well as their foot work and hand-eye co-ordination.
How do players' commitments to the Springbok Sevens squad work?
Super 14 squads have first preference, and any player outside the Super 14 squads is eligible for a sevens call-up. If a player falls out of a Super 14 squad, he can't commit to sevens as he may be called back again, which is what happened with Gio. I don't like these deals because we can't afford to have a player in a tournament one week, and then lose him because of his Super 14 commitments when we travel to a tournament the following week. We are looking at players in the sevens, U19 and U21 provincial competitions, Club Champs, Varsity Cup, and the Currie Cup. This way, we can approach players who'll be able to give their full commitment to the squad. Once they are contracted, they will commit to us.
Are you disappointed that some players still see the Super 14 as a bigger opportunity than Springbok Sevens?
I'm not disappointed. Some players use sevens as a stepping stone to bigger opportunities. We have a core group of players in the squad who specialise in sevens, like Frankie Horne, Renfred Dazel and Ryno Benjamin. But we are also identifying young talent in South Africa, like Lionel and Robert, and they move on to the Super 14. These players have Springbok ambitions and we can't deny them that.
You've been part of the sevens rugby circuit since 1998, first as a player and now as a coach. How has the game evolved over the past decade?
I'm one of five people on the circuit who has been involved in the game since 1998. The game has grown so much in the past 11 years. In one pre-season a player came for a trial with us and he couldn't believe that sevens was so structured. The thing is the game has become a lot more physical than it used to be. A lot of teams try the 'cat and mouse' type of game plan to avoid contact and think sevens rugby is all about flair. But when it comes to the top levels, these teams will never be consistent. The best teams know that hard work, defence and physicality also play a role.
Who will pose the biggest threat to South Africa this season?
New Zealand are eight-time champions, so they will be top contenders. Fiji have also been one of the more consistent teams and England have come back big time. I think Australia are the most improved team on the circuit. So they will all be major threats.
What tournament do you really want to win this season?
Hong Kong, definitely. It is regarded as the biggest tournament of the season. We have been in three finals since 1997 but have never won it. So winning that one would be special.
What does the addition of sevens to the Olympics from 2016 mean to world rugby?
That is something we all fought so hard for. We wanted to get sevens rugby recognised as a sport in its own right. We also wanted to get rugby back into the Olympics, which is the biggest sporting event in the world. So it was a major achievement.
Are you disappointed to see the Sevens World Cup scrapped because of this?
Not really. The World Series has become so competitive, you can hardly distinguish between a normal tournament and the World Cup. So many top teams focus so much on winning the series, that winning the World Cup has become a bonus. In a few years' time no one is going to remember that Wales won the last World Cup. But everyone will know South Africa won the World Series in 2009 and everyone will remember the team that wins the Olympics in 2016.
Considering the importance of Olympic glory in 2016, would you select the strongest possible team or will you show your loyalty to the sevens specialists?
A sevens coach won't be able to exclude the best players in the country – he would be stupid if he did. There's no doubt South Africa will need our best possible team at the Olympics if we want to win a gold medal. Springboks such as Heinrich Brüssow and Ryan Kankowski have been involved in sevens before and they know how to win tournaments. We are also starting to identify players from the High Performance Programme – at the U16, U18 and U20 levels. These players will be future Springboks and the programme will help develop their game with the necessary skills to excel in sevens rugby.
How has Saru helped in the squad's progression?
They provided us with our base in Stellenbosch two years ago. They have also given us financial support and ensured that the squad had good management, structures and other facilities. Every year there is improvement and the door is always open when we need help. Their support has been phenomenal.
Should South Africa's sevens tournament be held in George every year?
George has established itself as an awesome venue on the international sevens circuit. It has a special atmosphere and the people are very supportive of the team. It shouldn't move to anywhere else in South Africa as the intensity of sevens is so high that matches need to be played at sea level and there are limited venues on the coast. George has become synonymous with sevens rugby, just like Hong Kong and Wellington. But it's an executive decision, not mine.
What are your ambitions as a coach?
My personal career path has been influenced by rugby's inclusion in the Olympics. I started something unique, so I would like to see it through. If an opportunity to coach a 15-man team arises, I might consider it, but I'd like to stay with the Springbok Sevens side for as long as I can.
By Gareth Duncan
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Mexico City, 7 October 2009 - TomTom, the world's leading provider of navigation solutions and digital maps with over 30 million users worldwide, today announces that it is expanding into Mexico. TomTom will enter the market with three products: the premium TomTom GO 630, the mid-range TomTom XL 330S and the entry-level TomTom ONE 130. The products will be distributed by MDX Electronics.
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I was watching the game while I was running, and I screamed twice when AD made a great play (once was a block and once was a lob). My sister ran into the room both times thinking I tore my ACL
But man... That box score doesn't do his game justice. The kid completely dominated defensively. As someone above pointed out, players completely stopped driving towards the end of the game, and if AD didn't block their shot, he altered it to where they missed. He created multiple TOs with out getting "credit" for it, and I was thoroughly impressed with everything he did.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Following the first day of competition, the Pfeiffer University men's and women's swimming teams finished in fifth and eleventh places respectively. The men's team ended the day with 175 points and the women's team snagged 83 points of their own. The top spot on both the men's and women's side is currently held by Queens University of Charlotte, boasting 473.5 total points by their men's team and 431.5 total points by their women's team.
In the men's competition, freshman Dmitry Kozlov broke his own record in the 500 yard freestyle event, grabbing a fifth place finish with a time of 4:32.33 and grabbing 25 points for his team. Another bright spot for the Falcons was the men's 400 yard medley relay team consisting of Kozlov, freshman Dima Turkin, junior Matt Burns, and freshman Valentin Kaufmann. The team grabbed a fourth place finish in the event, broke a school record with their time of 3:22.48, and snagged an NCAA b-cut.
The women's team got a tenth place finish out of their 400 yard medley relay unit of freshman Cydney Donnelly, senior Jillian Kniffen, sophomore Kate Galichenko, and freshman Bailey Holshouser behind a time of 4:11.39.
After day two of competition the men's team has fallen two spots into seventh place overall with 342 points and the women's team dropped a single spot to 12th with 168 points. Several school records were broken by the men's team during day two, with new records being posted in four events.
The men's 200-yard medley relay team of Kozlov, Turkin, Burns, and sophomore Ethan Garrison broke a school record in the event with a 1:33.15 finishing in ninth place. In the men's 800-yard freestyle relay, the team of Kozlov, Turkin, Kaufmann, and sophomore Michael Dilks smashed a school record with a finishing time of 6:50.25 good enough for seventh place in that event. In the individual competition, Kaufmann broke the 200-yard men's freestyle record with a time of 1:41.37 and Kozlov felled the school record for the men's 400-yard IM with a time of 3:58.06 grabbing a second place finish in that event. The best finish of the day for both squads came from Turkin who bested all swimmers in the men's 100-yard backstroke grabbing first place with a stellar time of 48.80.
The women's team picked up 12th place finishes in both the 800-yard freestyle relay event and the 200-yard medley relay. In the 800-yard freestyle relay, the team of Galichenko, Holshouser, senior Morgan Dionne, and sophomore Jessica Burgess finished with a time of 8:28.30. In the 200-yard medley relay, Burgess, Holshouser, Galichenko, and Donnelly combined for a finish just under two minutes with a time of 1:55.53.
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Erik Gratton (Charlie, center), Angela DiMarco (Catherine) and Jonathan Crimeni (Rev. David) in the Village Theatre production of �The Foreigner.�
Thirty years later, Brian Yorkey is among several directors around the country reviving the comedy this year, and Village Theatre has a good production.
Yorkey, a favorite son of Village Theatre, is perhaps best known for writing the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Next to Normal." Yorkey said he fell in love with "The Foreigner" when he was a student in Village Theatre's performing arts training program in his hometown of Issaquah.
"The Foreigner" is about Charlie, a guy who works too hard and has a crummy home life. When he arrives at a fishing lodge in Georgia, all he wants is to be left alone.
It seems easy enough to masquerade as a man from some nameless eastern European country, someone who can't speak English. Charlie soon realizes, however, that people say crazy things when they think the person they're talking to can't understand them.
What started out as a place to crash in peace and quiet, the fishing lodge quickly becomes a hotbed of subterfuge.
Charlie is played by the handsome Shakespearean actor Erik Gratton, whose plastic face alone induces belly laughs from the audience. By all accounts, Gratton is just as good as Matthew Broderick, who played the role in 2004 in New York.
Sharva Maynard, a Village Theatre favorite, is outstanding and thoroughly believable as the lodge owner Betty Meeks.
Angela DiMarco, Anthony Lee Phillips, Eric Ray Anderson, Jonathan Crimeni and Patrick Phillips round out the cast of hilarious characters.
The sound, lighting and scenic design team deserve kudos for developing a stage set that truly looks like a Southern fishing lodge in a spring rain. The set was moved from Village's theater in Issaquah to Everett earlier this week.
The show is presented at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays through March 30 at the Everett Performing Arts Center.
"The Foreigner" is an award-winning comedic farce that remains true to its 1980s sensibilities. It feels slightly dated, but Yorkey expects good comedic timing and fast-moving action from his cast. And they deliver.
In the past decade Yorkey has directed 12 shows at Village Theatre. One of the country's busiest theater professionals, Yorkey also is working on a new Broadway musical "If/Then" featuring Broadway star Idina Menzel, who has a role on TV's "Glee," is the voice of Elsa in Disney's "Frozen" and whose name was mispronounced by John Travolta at the Academy Awards on Sunday.
Next up from Village in Everett is the whimsical new musical "The Tutor." The show, about an aspiring young novelist, runs May 2 to 25.
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In Everett it includes the contemporary Broadway hit and Pulitzer Prize nominee "In the Heights," Oct. 31 to Nov. 23; the Disney family favorite "Mary Poppins," Jan. 9 to Feb. 8; a comedy based on the Jules Verne book "Around the World in 80 Days," March 6 to 29, 2015; a brand new musical comedy thriller, "No Way to Treat a Lady," May 1 to 24, 2015; and the Bob Fosse classic "Cabaret" from July 10 to Aug. 2, 2015.
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Allen County Sheriff Samuel Crish said Jayden Eugene Bess has been identified as the driver involved in the case. An official from the office said Bess was not taken into custody and an address was not yet available for the report.
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Bess took off and led several law enforcement agencies on a chase through Lima streets and Allen County roads at speeds between 35 and 70 miles per hour. The chase continued east on Bible Street from Sugar Street, onto Slabtown Road, south on North Dixie Highway and onto state Route 81.
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