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DOWNLOAD AREA MAP FOR THIS TRAIL:Click Here.
Convict Creek Area:
- This trail has a water crossing that many find to be a serious obstacle.
- Special approval is required for commercial use. This trail is Not recommended for stock.
- No campfires at Mildred Lake; and no campfires above 10,000 ft., look at USFS Webpage for campfire restriction maps.
- Food and refuse must be stored so that animals cannot get into the food or trash.
- John Muir Wilderness regulations apply.
- Deadline: Reservation will be canceled unless the permit pick up instructions are completed before the deadline. Instructions are in the confirmation letter.
- Only the group leader or alternate leader may pick up the permit; the person picking up the permit must be going on the wilderness trip.
- BE SURE YOUR DATES AND TRAIL ARE CORRECT - The entire group must start on the trail on the entry date listed. Reservations cannot be changed or transferred.
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- Any-Touch Technology: Measures an ECG accurate heart rate without requiring a chest belt
- FitTrac: Resting heart rate tracker
- Calorie Genius: 24-hour calorie burn tracker
- MoveTrac: Records every movement over a 24-hour period
- Pedometer measures steps, distance and speed
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Comments about Sportline Women's Solo 965 Heart Rate Monitor with Pedometer:
It appears the heart rate monitor works, however, pedometer calculated steps as I was folding laundry but registered no steps when I walked 1.5 miles on treadmill. The back light does not stay on long enough to get heart rate if outside light is dim. You have to have outside lighting to use this feature. Takes to long to scroll through to get back to time in order to get heart rate.
Set up was easy but later when I went back to turn off alarm. Apparently turning it off does not work - plus I couldn't hear it on the treadmill too low.
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Keep going Taz FlyLady teaches us that we did not get buried under all our clutter overnight so we can not expect to clear it in one go.
What I have found is when you get somewhere clean and tidied it seems to magically stay that way. It's easier to keep something tidy rather than getting it tidied!
We both went to the gym today and my OH had a bath when we got home (unlike me he will not shower at the gym - don't ask!) and as I had the bathroom spotless he cleaned the bath afterwards. Unheard off!


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Using the Jetty RPMs
RPM (RedHat Package Manager) is a popular way of distributing applications on RedHat Linux Derived Distros. Here is a step on how to make a RPM package for Jetty6,
Note: this one is only for RedHat-based distros like CentOS, Feodora, RedHat, etc. For Debian-based distros, see Debian Packages.
The steps to use RPMS are
- Obtain the Jetty RPMs. These are build and distributed with each Jetty release since 6.1.5. You can also build the jetty RPMS from source.
- Install the prerequisits RPMs and packages (eg java and ant).
- Install the Jetty RPMs.
- Configure and run
Installing Web Applications
Once your Jetty6 rpm is installed you can deploy your webapps at /var/lib/jetty6/webapps
Starting and Stopping Jetty
The Jetty start script is installed in /etc/init.d and linked to the /etc/rc3.d directory so that it is started at boot time. It can also be manually started and stopped:
Starting Jetty
sudo service jetty start
Stopping Jetty
sudo service jetty stop
Jetty Logs
- Jetty logs are found at /var/log/jetty6
- you can view the logs at runtime by using tail -f, this will enable you to view the logs, in realtime
tail -f yourjetty.log
Jetty RPM File Structures
jetty6-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty RPM Package
Requires: jetty6-lib
Output Files:
- /etc/init.d/jetty - Jetty6 Startup Script for Redhat Based Linux Service Daemon, this file is added in chkconfig so that this will automatically start jetty as a service
- jetty-home (located at /usr/share/jetty6) - contains start.jar, Licences, README.txt, resources and VERSIONS.txt
- jetty-conf (located at /etc/jetty6) - contains jetty configuration files
- /etc/jetty6/contexts - where you will add your contexts
- jetty-webapps (located at /var/jetty6/webapps) - where you will deploy your web-applications
- jetty-logs (located at /var/log/jetty6) - where log files are located
jetty6-lib-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty Library RPM Package
Requires: jetty6-jsp-2.0-api, jetty6-jsp-2.1-api and jetty6-servlet-2.1-api, mx4j >= 3.0
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- jetty6-lib (located at /usr/share/java/jetty6-lib) - Jetty JAR libraries namely, jetty, jetty-util annotations, jetty-management, jetty-setuid and libsetuid.so
jetty6-jsp-2.0-api-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty JSP 2.0 API RPM Package
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jetty6-jsp-2.1-api-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty JSP 2.1 API RPM Package
Requires: ant
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jetty6-servlet-2.5-api-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty Servlet 2.5 API RPM Package
Requires: none
Output Files:
- /usr/share/java/jetty6-servlet-2.5-api - contains Servlet 2.5 JAR library
jetty6-samples-6.1-*.noarch.rpm - Jetty Samples RPM Package
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I had no idea what to expect when I planned a trip to Sweden. I think it was a friendly discussion between friends when we decided it would be interesting to go to Fäviken, the famed restaurant northward of Stockholm. (I'll do a separate post on that since it was such a unique experience.) So we made a reservation, then decided to spend a few days before and after, wandering around Stockholm, seeing what's good to eat in the Swedish capital.
There is a lot of talk of the new "Nordic" cuisine – which often uses old-style techniques for cooking, and celebrates traditional ingredients, reviving some that were in the process of disappearing. Other chefs are exciting diners with unexpected flavors and combinations. This modern cuisine sometimes relies on smoking, grilling, and cooking over fire. I was pretty excited to go and see what these young chefs were doing, but I was also interested in tasting anything that was traditionally Swedish as well, including the breads and confections.
One the whole, we ate very well. I've posted a few tips at the end for making a visit to Stockholm a bit easier on the budget. There were a lot of details on the plates during a few of the most lengthy meals. At those places, meals were meant to be experienced, and are not easily written about. But I was just has happy pulling up to a market counter and downing a plate of Swedish meatballs and lingonberries. Here are some of the highlights of the trip:


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Joseph Solomon Ross MD
Associate Professor of Medicine (General Medicine) and of Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Assistant Professor of Public Health (Health Policy)
Departments & Organizations
Office of Student ResearchSchool of Public HealthInternal Medicine: Center for Outcomes Research & Evaluation (CORE); General Internal Medicine; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars Program
- B.S., University of Rochester, 1996
- B.A., University of Rochester, 1996
- M.D., Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2001
- M.H.S., Yale University School of Medicine, 2006
Selected Publications
- Rathi V, Dzara K, Gross CP, Hrynaszkiewicz I, Joffe S, Krumholz HM, Strait KM, Ross JS. Clinical trial data sharing among trialists: a cross-sectional survey. BMJ. 2012;345:e7570.
- Downing NS, Aminawung JA, Shah ND, Braunstein JB, Krumholz HM, Ross JS. Regulatory review of novel therapeutics: comparison of three regulatory agencies. New England Journal of Medicine. 2012;366:2284-2293.
- Ross JS, Bernheim SH, Lin ZQ, Chen J, Drye EE, Normand SLT, Krumholz HM. Based on key measures, care quality for Medicare enrollees at safety-net and non-safety-net hospitals was almost equal. Health Affairs. 2012;31:1739-48.


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The World Now Has Seven New Wonders
By Renee Estey
For those who missed all the hoopla in the media, a new list has been compiled of the Seven Wonders of the (modern) World taking the place of the Seven Wonders of the (ancient) World.
Another reason for the poll was to involve more countries from around the world in the seven wonders. The ancient wonders were all near the Mediterranean. Julija Steseva says of the new seven wonders.
If you're looking for tours to any of these places, G.A.P Adventures, a world leader in the adventure industry has more than 100 trips that take you to the seven wonders. They even have a few that take you through the sole surviving ancient wonder: the Great Pyramid at Giza.
G.A.P Adventures to the seven wonders provide you with so many options it is difficult to figure out which one is right for you. If you're looking for something classic and ancient, adventurous but romantic and marveling in glasses of wine and vineyards, visiting the Colosseum might be your best fit for the seven wonders. You can visit the Colosseum on the 14-day Ultimate Italy trip for $1695 and 250Euro local payment.
If ancient civilizations such as the Aztec, Mayan, or Incan civilizations interest you most, visiting Mexico or Peru would better suit you. In Mexico, you can visit Chichen Itza and discover Mexico's ancient civilizations for a 15-day journey of ruins, pueblos, and beaches for $545 plus the $250 as another Roam style.
"The Great Wall is not a structure at a single location like the Egyptian pyramids," he said, "but it is an achievement of incredible scale. The tour took us to the toughest parts of the wall, so we learned to appreciate the rough terrain and conditions that were overcome by the builders hundreds of years ago."
There are ten trips to the Taj Mahal, another of the Seven Wonders, including the Absolute India trip lasting 28 days and costing just $1250 plus the local $500 payment. It is one of the G.A.P originals and provides you with great experiences off the beaten path.
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City to pay $7.6M to man injured by falling tree
San Diego The city of San Diego will have to pay $7.6 million to a Mission Hills man who was paralyzed when a palm tree in the city's right of way fell over in a winter storm almost three years ago and crushed his legs.
The award was handed down Friday by a San Diego Superior Court jury after about a half day of deliberations in a lawsuit filed by Michael E. Burke and his wife, Edith.
The tree was in the city-controlled right of way on Lark Street in Mission Hills. The same panel had concluded on Monday that the city was liable for the accident.
The money was awarded for Burke's past medical bills and future medical needs, as well as his loss of earnings in the past and future. Burke is a lawyer. The jury also awarded $3.6 million for noneconomic damages.
Burke was injured Jan. 21, 2010, when a 60-foot tall queen palm toppled over. The tree crushed his legs, leaving him paralyzed.
His lawyers had argued that the city's decision in 2007 to cut funding for tree inspection and maintenance led to the accident.
The tree had not been inspected for almost three years, and showed signs it was diseased and dying.
The city contended that the accident was an "act of God" that could not be foreseen.
Burke, who has gone through 14 surgeries and could face amputation of both of his legs, said he hopes the jury award sends a message to the city.
"I sincerely hope this will bring about a restoration of tree trimming and inspections in San Diego and Mission Hills," he said from his wheelchair in the hallway outside the courtroom. "And hopefully prevent this from happening to anybody else. So nobody else has to go through what my family and I had to go through."
The city could appeal the case, both the finding that it was responsible for the tree falling and the damages award.
"Our office will confer with the lawyers who handled the trial for the city, as well as the city council and the city's insurer, as to the next step," said Jonathan Heller, a spokesman for City Attorney Jan Goldsmith. "The case is far from over at this point."
The tree that crushed Burke was not the first to go down in Lark Street that day, according to testimony at the trial. Around 6:30 a.m., another queen palm tree fell, crushing Burke's car.
Burke was struck two hours later when he was getting work materials out of the trunk of his crumpled car. At the trial, his lawyers said the tree was not only diseased and dying but that the city did a poor job of handling the situation after the first tree fell.
A police officer strung yellow caution tape near the car but not fully around it. The city's arborist also went to the street when residents reported the first tree had fallen and took a picture of the palm atop Burke's car. No one checked other trees or took other steps to secure the area.


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James McAvoy as Professor Charles Xavier
January Jones as Emma Frost
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Jennifer Lawrence as Raven Darkholme / Mystique
Kevin Bacon as Sebastian Shaw
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A 2011 film directed by Matthew Vaughn, "X-Men: First Class" reveals a secret history of famous global events. Set in 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis, two young men are discovering their powers for the first time as they work together with other Mutants (some familiar, some new) to stop Armageddon. In the process, a grave rift between them opens, thus beginning the eternal war between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-Men. Starring James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Kevin Bacon, January Jones, Rose Byrne, Nicholas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence.
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Every pet parent knows that dogs and cats can't have chocolate—and, really, they shouldn't eat candy of any kind. But with Halloween right around the corner, we don't want our animal companions to miss out on the fun! Check out these easy treats for your pets.
Halloween Cat Cookie
Your kitties will love the fishy flavor of these tasty treats.
1/4 cup warm water
5 Tablespoons parmesan cheese
3 Tablespoons soft margarine
1 Tablespoon cod liver oil
1 cup white flour
1/4 cup soy flour
1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Combine water, cheese, margarine and oil.
3. Add flour and form dough.
4. Roll to 1/4 inch thick and cut with small holiday cookie cutters.
5. Bake on an ungreased cookie sheet for 20 to 25 minutes, or until golden.
Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Pooch Treats
Your dog will love the taste and enjoy the crunch!
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1/2 cup fresh or canned pumpkin (not seasoned pie filling)
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 cup water as needed
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Whisk together flour, baking powder, pumpkin, peanut butter and cinnamon in a bowl.
3. Add water as needed, but the dough should be stiff and dry.
4. Roll to 1/2 inch thick and cut with holiday cookie cutters.
5. Bake for about 40 minutes, or until hard.
Special Note: Remember these recipes are treats and should not replace your pet's regular meals. Please check with your veterinarian if your pet has special dietary needs or food allergies.
So all eyes would be on the Pacers when they host the Chicago Bulls on national television, right? Well, despite the 97 80 victory over a team many believe could be the best in the Eastern Conference, the talking heads the following day decided to spend their time talking about what a point guard who had missed the entire season before was doing wrong just four games in.
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The Swedish Issaquah Women, Infants and Children's team is excited to announce the opening of our Level II Nursery, helping us provide specialized, around-the-clock care to premature babies born as early as 32 weeks gestational age.
The nursery is staffed by highly skilled neonatal advance practice registered nurses, with support by neonatologists. These nurses and physicians are part of the Pediatrix Medical Group, the same group of clinicians who staff Swedish's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the First Hill campus and the special-care nurseries at Swedish's Ballard and Edmonds campuses.
Our nursery features:
Six private, state-of-the-art hospital rooms offering the latest in neonatal technology and space for parents to sleep.
A multidisciplinary medical team trained to take care of premature newborns. The care team includes advanced practice registered nurses and physicians who specialize in neonatology, plus registered nurses, respiratory therapists, social workers, care managers, dietitians, lactation consultants, child life specialists, physical and occupational therapists, pharmacists and more.
A family-centered environment where newborns and their parents receive tender, loving support they deserve. The Robin's Nest lounge provides families a place to relax, while staying close to their little ones.
A location in close proximity to other related services. The Level II Nursery is located on the second floor of the hospital near the Labor & Delivery, Post Partum and Pediatric Units.


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Welcome to LUNG FORCE Walk - Los Angeles
We are a force to be reckoned with. Only A Force of Many Can Stand Up To:
- the frightening rise of lung cancer in women
- the deadly disease that is COPD
- the daily challenges that asthma sufferers face
- pollution that threatens our lungs and our lives
With your participation and help, our LUNG FORCE Walk will make a difference in lives that desperately need it. Register today, because now is the time to raise our voices against lung cancer—and for lung health.
Check our EVENT INFO PAGE to learn more about our LUNG FORCE Walk.
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"The reason I continue to give directly to Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and especially programs in the Department of Otolaryngology, is because I am so supportive of the importance of the mission and the level of excellence of the work. My most recent gift to the newly established Joseph B. Nadol, Jr., Professorship Fund is because it is the perfect tribute to recognize Dr. Nadol's leadership over the past 28 years that he has been Chief of Otolaryngology."
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Former Vice President Otolaryngology, Mass. Eye and Ear
"The contribution that both the United Way and Mass. Eye and Ear makes to our community is extremely vital, meaningful and effective. Without these organizations many people would not be able to receive the care and help that they need. I am proud to have been a member of Mass. Eye and Ear for many years. I have donated to our mission because I know that this support will facilitate our growth and the ability for Mass. Eye and Ear to heal and help our patients. And I have always contributed to the United Way since it, too, supports and strengthens our community in so many ways. And, I want both organizations to do that for a long time to come."
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Le Creuset® Nickel -Plated Wine Pump, Set of 3
Airtight design allows bottles to be stored upright or on their sides for spill- and leak-proof display until needed. A tasteful way to offer guests a variety of tasting options without wasting any of your favorite vintage.
- Manufacturer: Le Creuset
- Includes: 3 wine stoppers
- Material: Metal
- Care: Hand wash only
- Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.8" x 5.3"
- Warranty: 10-year warranty
- Made in China
The rigorous process starts with molten iron being sand cast from a single mold that's destroyed after use, explaining why no two pieces are identical. Pots, pans and accessories are then painstakingly polished and finished by hand, sprayed with two coats of enamel and fired twice. No other procedure yields cookware that so evenly conducts and retains heat, making Le Creuset cast iron second to none for slow cooking.
Le Creuset's signature color, Flame, was created to reflect the intense orange hue of molten cast iron inside a cauldron ("creuset" in French). In the company's early years, this vibrant shade offered a refreshing color choice within a sea of gray. Carrying on the tradition, Le Creuset features a wide range of vibrant colors to complement any kitchen décor.
In 1995 Le Creuset began expanding into new categories: stainless steel, stoneware, silicone, enamel on steel, textiles and forged hard-anodized aluminum. Although some production processes have been modernized, you can be sure the handmade qualities of Le Creuset cookware remain unchanged. The company still manufactures their cast iron cookware in the original foundry, with each piece passing through the hands of 15 skilled artisans to ensure flawless perfection.
With the consistent qualities of authenticity, originality and innovation, Le Creuset maintains a connection to both heritage and modernity.


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Garden Fence Accent Solar-Powered Lamp
Add a decorative accent to your yard. Perfect next to an entrance, garden path or along a flower bed, it features a solar-powered LED lamp. Built-in solar panels convert sunlight into energy that's stored in the lamp's battery. The LED lamp illuminates automatically at night. Easy on/off switch. Plastic. Uses 1 rechargeable AA battery (included). 23 1/2"L x 19"H.
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SANTA ANA – Sheriff Sandra Hutchens has been diagnosed with cancer and, despite what she described as an aggressive treatment plan, said she will stay at the helm of the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
"I will be fully engaged," Hutchens said during a news conference Monday, accompanied by members of her command staff. "And I plan to run for a second term in 2014."
Hutchens' voice cracked as she described details of her recent diagnosis of breast cancer, but said she is intent on being involved in the day-to-day operations of the department.
"I think the best thing for this is to keep your normal schedule as much as possible and keep engaged," she said.
A resident of Dana Point, Hutchens, 57, said she was diagnosed with breast cancer Nov. 9, about six months after a mammogram had shown no signs of a growth. The discovery came as a surprise, she said, especially because there is no history of cancer in her family.
"I'm very optimistic about it," she said. "I really believe it was caught early."
Hutchens notified employees in the department in a memo Nov. 19, in anticipation that treatment could change her appearance and schedule and raise questions about her health, she said.
But there will be no change to the department's command.
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lama tsewang wrote:what you said about the vinaya and consensus community decision making is very true.
Not many monks even understand this. There are places where this is followed ajahn brahm says his community has consensus decision making , my abbot , his temple in taiwan is like this . there are only a few.
There's a difference between saying you got a consensus and decision making procedures which demand that the sangha votes on everything.
In some communities you hear about "harmony of views" or something to that effect, which basically means dissenters either remain silent or are eliminated.
I think in the west having small decentralized organizations with a number of erudite monks and nuns being specialists in Buddhist translation, lore, practice and so forth is perhaps the optimal way to go unless there's a new need for monasticism (like a collapse of state welfare programs). A decentralized model ensures ecclesiastical autonomy which is essential when it comes to adapting to local conditions.
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JON CARDINELLI, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says Juandré Kruger, the Bulls, and now the Boks, are reaping the benefits of his decision to stick with the union over the past two seasons.
Patience. There probably isn't a player in South Africa who appreciates the concept better than Juandré Kruger. True, there have been many who have bided their time as understudies to great Springbok incumbents, but nobody as accomplished or talented who has had to wait as long for a crack at Super Rugby.
When the opportunity finally arrived on 24 February 2012, Kruger certainly made it count. A new-look Bulls pack manhandled their Sharks counterparts, and Kruger turned in a commanding lineout performance worthy of that iconic No 5 shirt. Thus began a promising Super Rugby career, and so ended a long and testing wait.
By his own admission, Kruger has never had much luck with timing. A product of Paul Roos Gymnasium, he came through Western Province's junior ranks and debuted for the senior side in the 2006 Vodacom Cup. While he featured for WP in the 2007 Currie Cup, his path was often blocked by two promising No 5s in Andries Bekker and Ross Skeate as well as a grizzled veteran in Selborne Boome.
He was contracted to the Bulls in 2008 and went on to help the union's youngsters win the Vodacom Cup. And yet, there was a similar problem with Victor Matfield holding a monopoly on the No 5 position and other Springbok locks like Bakkies Botha and Danie Rossouw featuring regularly in the Bulls Super Rugby squad.
Kruger returned to Pretoria in mid-2010 after a two-year stint with English club Northampton. He would still have to wait for an opportunity, although he never suspected it would be as long as 18 months before he played his first Super Rugby game. He was included in the Bulls squad in 2011 but didn't get on to the field; instead he sat on the bench for just one match against the Highlanders. This frustration may have prompted other players to move on, but Kruger kept faith in his coaches and held on to his dream of playing at the highest level.
'I realised that Victor, Bakkies and Danie were playing ahead of me, and I wanted what was best for the team,' he remembers. 'I backed the decision of my coaches but at the same time I was obviously frustrated that I didn't get one game. I also had a lot of experience having featured in more than 50 matches across the European competitions. It was difficult, but I suppose I learned a lot during that period. It built a lot of character and probably helped me get to where I am today.'
While the Bulls soldiered on in Super Rugby, Kruger captained the Blue Bulls in the Vodacom Cup.
'The way we fought back in our semi-final against the Lions was a real highlight. It was difficult to go down to the Pampas XV in the final, but overall I gained a tremendous amount from the experience.
'If I look at the situation as a whole, there have been many players waiting for the chance, or rather the privilege, to start for the Bulls. The facilities, the structures, the culture – this union is any player's dream. I'm lucky to be part of it.'
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Kruger's glowing endorsement explains why he stayed in Pretoria for as long as he did. Matfield, Botha and Rossouw were all expected to move on after the 2011 World Cup and the Bulls would need a player of Kruger's experience during a period of rebuilding. As a regular starter he would enjoy a platform to impress the new Springbok coach, but there was also a great opportunity to work under Matfield, the newest member of the Bulls' crack coaching staff.
'Victor helped me develop my decision-making,' Kruger says. 'When you get to this level, every player is an athlete and has the ball skills, so it's good decisions that separate you from the rest of the pack. One thing flows into another in rugby, and a great try can be traced back to one good decision. You have to be making the right calls consistently if you want your team to get momentum and possibly even more success from there.'
One of the reasons Kruger didn't get game time in the 2011 Super Rugby competition was because Matfield played every minute of that campaign. Viewed as an irreplaceable leader, Matfield was arguably even more important to the team due to his peerless powers at the lineout.
It has been one of the Bulls' strengths during a golden era where they have won three Super Rugby trophies and two Currie Cups. If they want to succeed without Matfield, however, they will need somebody who can play a similar role at the set piece. Again, it's a job Kruger doesn't take lightly.
'I travel to Loftus on a Monday knowing that I'm as well prepared as I can be, and that's what gives me confidence. Rugby's like business,' he says, referring to his background in the business world. 'When you are well prepared for a meeting you will go into that meeting with confidence. It's the same in the build-up to a game. Sure, it's a massive responsibility, but it's one that I relish.'
Kruger also recalls his time in England as career altering in that he was forced to play a more confrontational game. During his stay at Northampton, the Saints won the European Challenge Cup. Competing against the best players in Europe on a weekly basis also pushed him to take his existing strengths to the next level.
And when the time came to make a decision about his future and a possible return to South Africa, there was only one team Kruger had in mind.
'It was never a hard decision to rejoin the Bulls. If you are a forward and you want to push for a Test position, the Bulls pack is the place to be.'
The performance of the Pretoria-based side in the early rounds of the 2012 competition would have surprised those who felt that 2011 marked the end of an era for the once mighty side. Not only did they lose Matfield, Botha and Rossouw at the end of last season, but two other Bok forwards in Gary Botha and Gurthrö Steenkamp.
Most teams would have struggled after such a significant drain of their forward resources, but the results will confirm that the union still boasts quality in reserve. Forwards coach Johan van Graan says the hard-nosed showings against the Sharks and Cheetahs were expected, although he admits that he was very pleased with the results.
'We are proud of our structures at the Bulls, and most of the forwards have come through the ranks. Juandré may not have originally come from the Bulls, but he has spent time in our systems and knows what we want to achieve on the field.
'He took it well when he was told that he would sit behind those Bok locks. He used that time to soak it all in, to learn from the best in the business, and he is realising the benefit of that education now.'
Van Graan has also noted a marked improvement in Kruger's game since he rejoined the Bulls in 2010.
'He's learned how to make the right call at the lineout and which tactic will work against a particular opponent. He's also become an important figure at the kick-off. If you look at that first game against the Sharks, they tried to put us under pressure in the air, but Juandré was excellent.
'The No 5 is also expected to hit a lot of rucks, it's a big workload. That's what some people didn't realise about Victor; he was an excellent lineout manager but he also got through an impressive amount of work at the breakdown. Juandré has now taken on a similar role.
'All in all I'd say he's taken ownership of that No 5 jersey. I think Flip van der Merwe is in the same boat, having had to sit behind Bakkies and Danie for all those years. Both have made a big impact this season and complement each other well.'
There are always going to be great expectations when you're replacing the best second-row combination of all time. Fortunately for the Bulls, Van der Merwe and Kruger have come into the 2012 season with experience as a unit. And long before they were packing down for the Bulls in the Currie Cup, the two locks enjoyed a healthy rivalry at the lower levels.
'Flip and I have been great mates since our school days,' says Kruger. 'Our friendship goes all the way back to the U14s when I was at Paul Roos and he was at Grey College. We also played against each other at junior provincial level, Flip for Free State and me for Western Province. We've always enjoyed the challenge of playing against each other, and I'm now enjoying the privilege of being his team-mate at the Bulls. Our wives are also best friends.'
The Bulls are still in a rebuilding phase, but Kruger hopes to play an important role in a trophy-winning campaign, if not in 2012 then in the near future.
'Somehow I've managed to miss all of the Bulls' successes,' he says. 'I arrived here in 2008 when the Bulls didn't do well in the Super 14, and was an unused substitute when we lost in the 2008 Currie Cup final to the Sharks. I played most of the games in the 2011 Currie Cup but lost in the semis. I want to change that; I want to win trophies with this Bulls side.'
Towards the end of Matfield's career, Bekker had begun to close the gap between himself and the lineout legend. Bekker is the natural successor to Matfield at Test level, although it would seem that for the first time since Matfield's retirement, another genuine contender has emerged.
As shown by his patience and determination to claim that coveted position at the Bulls, Kruger doesn't give up. If the Bulls pack performs consistently, he may receive a call from Heyneke Meyer sooner rather than later.
'The players realise that if the team does well in Super Rugby, individuals are going to be in line for higher honours,' says Van Graan. 'There's still a long way to go, but if the forwards continue to play well, guys like Juandré and Flip will come into contention. You are playing against quality opponents every week, so if you can be consistent you can make a statement.'
– This article first appeared in the May issue of SA Rugby magazine.


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Scouting Report: Bryant is the kind of guy that's hard for me to scout. He can go long stretches during games, and be invisible. He doesn't push corners enough when they give him cushion, he rounds off routes and gets caught up by defenders, and he will even give up on routes. But when he's good, he's great. He can beat the jam at the line of scrimmage, works well in the air, and fights for the football, and is just a big game player who wants the ball in his hands at key moments. Bryant has ideal size, he's a strong player with a great build, and catches the ball with his hands not his body. He's excellent once he has the ball in his hands, and that shows as a punt returner. The downside to Bryant is, well after being dismissed from school, he's going to have some character concerns, and some teams will be turned away by this speed in shorts.
Draft Status: Two things will decide Bryant's draft status. First will be the number of other talented underclassmen at wide receiver who declare. There are some really talented juniors who could certainly jump ahead of him. Second is his offseason. His body of work is going to be missing a year, which in one sense means fewer miles on the tires, but in the other means one less year of film and last year he had some injuries. I still think he's a first round pick, regardless of who else declares.
Final Analysis: There's a lot to lot about Bryant's game. He's a warrior on the field and on gameday he works his butt off when he knows he's getting the ball. He's a good blocker, and a really good wide out, especially against Man defenses and is athletic enough to break off the huge play now and then. He's going to have to become a better practice player, and refine things like route running, working spots in zones, and just work hard on every play. If he can get to the right team, that motivates him, he could certainly be a no.1 wide out in the NFL.
Reminds me of: Anquan Boldin, WR Arizona Cardinals- Boldin and Bryant have similar builds and similar games. And Boldin came into the league with similar questions about his game. He came into the league and worked his butt off and has turned into an elite player despite elite speed and some concerns with his game. Bryant certainly has that kind of potential if he's willing to put that same kind of work in.
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APOE e4 has been associated with an increased risk of late onset Alzheimer disease (AD), that is AD that develops after the age of 65. This effect is additive in that one copy of e4 (e2/e4 or e3/e4) carries some increased risk and two copies of e4 (e4/e4) are associated with an even greater risk of developing AD. It is important to note, however, that this risk is only relative. Most individuals with APOE e4 will never develop AD and there are many people with AD who are e4 negative.
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The club was founded in 1948 and plays at Richmond Park, Priory Street, Carmarthen, which accommodates 3000 spectators (1000 seated).
The team's first choice strip is old gold shirts, black shorts and socks. The second choice strip is white & blue shirts and shorts, and white socks.
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Male 25 ½ -27 ½ inches at the withers; female 23 ½ – 25 ½ inches.
The Giant Schnauzer sports a black or pepper and salt coat. Coats also come in a medium gray shade in "peppering."
This dense, wiry coat offers some weather resistance. The double coat has a soft undercoat and a harsh outer coat.
This working breed is rugged and reliable. The Giant Schnauzer is also composed, playful, and intelligent.
Country of Origin:
During the Middle Ages, this dog's lineage originated in the kingdoms of Wurttemberg and Bavaria. In the agricultural sections, dogs helped shepherds and drove livestock to market. As a guard dog, it worked for stockyards, butchers and breweries. The Giant Schnauzer's lineage may have included Standard Schnauzer, cattle-driving dogs, Sheepdogs, Great Dane and Bouvier des Flandres, black Poodle, Wolf Spitz and Wirehaired Pinscher.
Used to be known as "Munchener" when it handled cattle. Russian Bear Schnauzer (early 1900s), Riesenschnauzer.
This protective breed is calm, loyal and spirited. The Giant Schnauzer thrives with human contact.
The Giant Schnauzer requires an experienced trainer. With firm, consistent training, this dog is a good learner. Training includes a positive attitude and rewards. Without training, the dog's terrier temperament may lead to problems. A young dog needs socializing.
Plenty of exercise twice daily is required. During play sessions, this dog should run free. An outdoors person should be prepared to hike 15 miles with his pet. Other activities include hunting. Without exercise, the Giant Schnauzer cannot settle at night and may be destructive.
The owner of a Giant Schnauzer must be firm enough to show this pet who is boss. As a guard dog or watchdog, this protective breed follows humans around the home. This companion will bond for life. This breed is not suited for children under 12 -14 years. Families expect to provide plenty of vigorous dog sports and long hikes.
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