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Thousand Oaks Neurologist Doctors for Dementia
Type of Physician: Neurologist
What is a Neurologist?
A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary physician but also serves as a consultant to other physicians and may render all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and/or inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles.
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Kolar N Murthy MD
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Advance Associates In Neurology
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Henry Tang DO
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San Fernando Valley Neurologic
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More than 8 million seniors and people with disabilities enjoy the benefits of medical care at home. Services and equipment that enable people to receive care at home include oxygen therapy, power wheelchairs, hospital beds and diabetic supplies. Congress and the White House will consider the value of homecare for patients and taxpayers as they explore avenues for healthcare reform.
Reforming healthcare, especially Medicare, is a top issue in Washington, D.C. Medicare provides health insurance to approximately 43 million Americans aged 65 and older, and to people with permanent disabilities. The spending of Medicare is projected to grow annually by 7.5 percent over the next decade. Medicare trustees project that Medicare's Trust Fund will be exhausted in 2019.
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Former Griquas hooker Tiaan Liebenberg is excited about his burgeoning career with Vodacom Western Province, which kicks off against the Valke at Newlands tomorrow.
WP coach Kobus van der Merwe said at a press conference on Wednesday that Liebenberg's arrival is very fortunate as it provides some much needed depth at hooker.
Hanyani Shimange has been ruled out because of his Springbok contract obligations, and despite his inclusion on the bench this week, Huia Edmonds is still struggling with a lower back injury. First-choice No 2 Schalk Brits is still out after undergoing surgery to his knee in July, and is unlikely to rejoin the team before the end of the season.
"I discussed the move with Kobus earlier in the season, and we worked out an agreement with the Griquas union for me to be released if it looked like we were out of contention for the semi-finals," Liebenberg said.
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Liebenberg scored a memorable try against WP when Griquas hosted the Cape Town side in Round 1, and has been a solid performer for his province and the Vodacom Cheetahs in the Super 14 this season. The 25-year-old leaves Kimberley after four seasons, a tenure that saw him obtaining over 50 caps.
The test of his provincial allegiance will come as soon as 30 September, when Griquas play their final game at Newlands. But for now, the Valke match is his primary focus.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The Pfeiffer baseball team captured a pair of games in Saturday's doubleheader against conference foe Barton as they won 7-6 in game one and 14-3 in game two. The Falcons improve to 26-17, 13-7 CC while the Bulldogs fall to 14-26, 7-11 CC.
Game one of the doubleheader took off much like Friday's game with Barton taking the early edge against Pfeiffer.
The Bulldogs rattled the Falcons in the early going of game one in Saturday's doubleheader as they put together four unanswered runs in the first three innings. Barton's four run rout was capped off by a two run shot off the bat of Andrew Webster.
Despite the early hole, Pfeiffer rallied to turn the game around in the bottom of the fourth inning. After the first two batters reached safely, the Falcons reached into their pocket to pull out a double steal. The throw down to third was off the mark and went sailing into the outfield as Cole McGraw jumped up and raced across the plate for Pfeiffer's first run of the ball game. Next batter, Dylan Goodman, singled up the middle to bring home Tyler Summers to cut into the lead 4-2. With runners on first and second, Dalton Lindley seized advantage of the rattled pitcher as he clobbered a three-run homerun over the left center wall to take the 5-4 lead.
After giving up the lead, Barton settled down and reclaimed the lead off of Webster's two run homerun over left center. The homerun was Webster's second of the game.
Pfeiffer tied the game in the bottom of the fifth inning as Summers grounded out to second base bringing home Jon Gray from third.
The Falcons sealed the game in the bottom of the seventh inning with clutch base running and patience at the plate. After Gray walked on six pitches, he stole second as he was called safe on a close play at the bag. McGraw then hit a sharp ground ball back to the pitcher as Gray was caught in a rundown, allowing McGraw to advance to second base. After walking Matt Wade to load the bases, Duncan Everett then walked Goodman to bring home the game winning run in McGraw.
Hunter Jobe was called from the pen in the sixth inning as he pitched two innings giving up one hit and sitting two batters down on strikes. The outing was good enough to pick up the win for Jobe as he improves to 7-2 on the season.
The Falcons were paced offensively by Lindley who went 2-for-3 with one homerun and three RBIs. Goodman also contributed two RBIs as he finished 1-for-3 in game one.
Game two belonged to Pfeiffer as they shot out to the races early in the first inning.
With McGraw on third and two outs, Anthony Allende put the Falcons on the board with a single straight back up the middle for the 1-0 lead. Wade then doubled to left center setting up Goodman for a two RBI single to right field.
Barton retaliated in the top of the third as they scored two runs on two hits. Tyler Lequire shut the door on the Bulldogs as he struck out Jacob Willis to end the inning.
Pfeiffer earned a run back in the bottom of the third as Wade hit a sacrifice fly to center field, bringing home Summers to stretch the lead to two.
The Falcons put the game out of reach in the bottom of the fourth as they crossed the plate for four runs. Pfeiffer began the fourth inning rout with back-to-back singles from Kyle Hackney and Kevin Price. Gray then roped a double down the left field line to bring home Hackney and put Price on third. After McGraw walked, Summers was plunked in the elbow by a pitch, bringing home Price from third and extending the lead to four. The final two runs in the inning came off back-to-back bases loaded walks as Allende and Wade showed real patience at the plate bringing home one run each.
Pfeiffer tacked on two more runs on two hits and two Bulldog errors in the bottom of the fifth as they took the commanding 10-2 lead.
Barton scored one final run in the top of the seventh when Andrew Webster singled up the middle to advance their run total to three.
The Falcons added insult to injury in the bottom of the eighth inning to slam the door completely shut on the Bulldogs. After a walk and a hit batsman, Hackney singled through the left side bringing home Goodman from second. After loading the bases, Gray popped a sacrifice fly to center field bringing home Lindley. With the bases loaded and two outs, Summers stepped up to the plate and watched the ball fly off his bat as he connected on a double to right center, bringing home Price and Hackney.
Lequire improved to 4-1 as he pitched eight complete innings, giving up three earned runs and striking out four batters.
Pfeiffer was led offensively by the senior third baseman Summers as he went 2-for-4 with three runs-batted-in. The Falcons saw five other batters enter the two hit column as Gray, McGraw, Goodman, Hackney, and Price combined a 10-for-23 with six RBIs.
The Falcons will return to action Tuesday, April 15 as they travel to Newberry, S.C. where they will take on the Newberry Wolves at 6:00 p.m.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University swimming swept a pair of decisions on Saturday afternoon hosting Mars Hill in the final regular season meet of the 2011-2012 season. The Pfeiffer ladies picked up a narrow 136-126 victory while the men rolled 154-103.
Pfeiffer picked up individual victories in 17 of the 28 events on the day while Matt Burns came within a second of breaking the school record in the 100-yard butterfly. Up next for the Falcons will be there Bluegrass Mountain Conference meet at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center from February 15-18th in Charlotte.
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Sigrid, in my opinion, the best plan is to sell yourself on social media. Trust is the most important in this world and if your company name is not Nike or something like that, your name is definitely the best plan to create confidence.
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Thanks Martin, very true - Visibility creates Credibility leads to Profitability!
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Something social media guys should look at even if you know a lot you can not know all and some that you do know might not work as well as others could
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Indeed Retro Social Media, but it's seems to be reality.
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Social Media is it worth your marketing efforts/time or still the traditional methods superseed the SM? It's truely stated as a matter of one's choice, totally agree!!
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Failure of Social Media as another marketing & PR channel, yes, but still very efficient for SMB in the new business of kindness.
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Sometimes people fail to recognize the word "Social" in social media! As a web designer I understood the technical aspects of the internet well, but not the psychological ones, and I failed miserably at one point for this very reason. I finally realized how important it is to socialize and connect with others who share our common interests online, and its this very aspect of social networking that drives my websites today. I still have hickups with not connecting well on most social media platforms, but I nailed it on the head with Google+. So I guess there's always another hurdle we need to jump.
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Great Daniel, I think you have understood the most important. Now you need only patience that your new approach pays off ;-)
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I see Bill, we have the same doubts, what not mean that it's not right. I think that Facebook has changed too much, in my opinion, his platform in the wrong way.
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...mmm got to check this out in detail...because it might just apply to you!
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I think this matter could touch all social media user, also they who think they will never be in this case...
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we use buffer here at JCK - quite a neat little tool to help a little with posting on Social Media
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Indeed, Karen, if you post only interesting stuff then you already have enough to do ... :-)
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Thank You Martin. Yes, Hootsuite and other similar sites truly lower the barriers of entry into biz. Very Good strategy I may add.
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I see... I am using the Mac version of Tweetdeck. Will have to check out these other hootsuite features again and digg deeper
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All these tools keep "leap-frogging" each other in terms of functionality so I just keep an eye on several of them which is where this community comes in useful to see what others think and are using :)
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I think its fair to stay that at the beginning of your social media journey it can be very time consuming getting to grips with the different platforms and building up followers and looking for decent content to share. You also have to develop your style. That said, with the right tools and mindset your time investment lessens substantially - unless you get hooked!
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Indeed, at the beginning the most things are difficult and need more time. After it's rather the mind set who dictate the invested time in social media, it's right, I agree with you Gemma. But in my sens the invested time is worth it because it create many very interesting contacts across the world.
Michlin Metals, Inc's curator insight, April 27, 2013 3:27 PM
Always a good read about MAKING time for social media
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You're welcome Ivo. I'm glad if this post is useful for you.
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...so have you toyed with it yet? Not obvious to business how it can be used to attract leads...
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A really great post. I'll come back with thoughts having tried it.
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Agree, lots of great information. Recommended.
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I was in the Beta Weekend for TERA, an upcoming MMO. TERA is a bit of a cross between Asian MMOs and WoW/RIFT/SWTOR. It's still a theme park MMO, but a lot of the sensibilities are more reminiscent of Asian MMOs than Western ones.
TERA's main selling point is that it is more of an "action" MMO. The creature animations "telegraph" their attacks, and you can manually dodge or block the attack. As well, you can chain attacks together in combos, to produce something a little bit closer to an action game than a standard MMO. You don't select a target, but rather attack what's in front of you.
TERA actually does a very good job with this. Combat is rather interesting, and a bit more interactive than standard MMOs. The real standout in TERA is the animations. They are superb.
There are also lots of other nice ideas. For example, harvesting a resource node gives you a small temporary buff for the next few minutes. There's this concept of "stamina" which slowly drains over half an hour or so. You replenish stamina at campfires, and you burn charms to give everyone near the campfire a long-term buff.
However, TERA is pretty shameless. It's the type of MMO where all the female characters wear high heels, and extraordinarily revealing gear. It's actually somewhat impressive at the sheer number of ways TERA's artists can make inappropriate gear.
One race even looks like prepubescent girls, which comes across as rather sketchy. I honestly don't think the developers mean it in a negative way (well, I hope not), as it's paired with another race of furry round badger type animals. But maybe it just loses something in translation. An archetype (lolicon?) which has a specific meaning in Asian culture, but not in Western culture.
As a result of the last two items, the audience TERA seems to attract is rather distasteful. Area chat is rude at best, and downright disgusting at worst. Regardless of the game itself, I would rather not play with those types of people.
Which is a bit of a shame. The game itself has a pretty decent core. The animations are excellent, the classes are interesting and varied, the combat is fun. Some of the subsystems like trading and crafting are a little confusing, and the game likes randomness a little too much. But when I turned off player chat, the game became surprisingly appealing.
Still, you live by the sword, you die by the sword. TERA chose high heels, skimpy armor, and lolicons. And thus they get the audience that is primarily attracted by high heels, skimpy armor, and lolicons.
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TERA Beta Weekend
I was in the Beta Weekend for TERA, an upcoming MMO. TERA is a bit of a cross between Asian MMOs and WoW/RIFT/SWTOR. It's still a theme park MMO, but a lot of the sensibilities are more reminiscent of Asian MMOs than Western ones.
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- Clockwork said...
Sounds unfortunate; I liked the idea behind TERA...the more action focused combat with room for player timing and skill to improve your combat performance...but it is too bad they are appealing mainly to the...well "creepy" market. I mean I am usually alright with a little bit of the bikini-plate but TERA goes overboard, then all the way to the bottom of the ocean, back up, and leaps back onto the ship to dive overboard again.
Well here's to hope for Guild Wars 2.
- 9:36 PM, March 25, 2012
- Winged Nazgul said...
I also have to wonder at En Masse's choice of marketing strategy for the game. Did no one who green-lighted the MMO-FO campaign realize what the euphemism mo-fo actually stands for?
Maybe they really are targeting a certain demographic...
- 2:15 AM, March 26, 2012
- Jokkl said...
Come on... since when can you judge a game by the chat in its beta? Since this game will have a sub I guess 95% of the "idiots" are gone with rls. Question is if this is worht its money. I dont see me playing this game for months. D3 hits the stores one week later. Dont know wich one I will pick up to get time passed till the interessting stuff comes out. Like TSW or GW2.
- 3:37 AM, March 26, 2012
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- Koal said...
If you are familiar with them, how does Tera's combat compare to games like Vindictus or Kingoms of Amalur? They sound fairly similar from your post.
- 10:35 AM, March 26, 2012
- Rohan said...
I haven't played Kingdoms of Amalur, but I have tried Vindictus.
TERA combat is sort of in-between Vindictus and WoW. It's actually kind of hard to explain this, because on paper TERA sounds more like Vindictus than WoW. But somehow the pacing of the fight is more like WoW, at least in the early levels.
That's probably a pretty bad explanation, but if WoW and Vindictus were on a spectrum, I'd put TERA in the middle somewhere.
Of course, the non-combat aspects are all much more like WoW, with an an actual world rather than a lobby-based system.
- 10:45 AM, March 26, 2012
- Töki said...
I liked what I'd seen of Tera so far - the world is beatiful and the combat seems to be something new in the MMO world - but indeed, I was put off as soon as I saw the loli's; I could handle the large amount of skin being shown but that was just too much. I had hoped it'd be just my imagination running loose that it would affect the gameplay, but now that you are confirming it I'm a little disappointed. Bringing this game to a Western market, they should've toned down on the neko.
- 4:03 PM, March 26, 2012
- Tramell said...
TERA combat is a bit more flexible than a traditional MMO, but not as free form as a typical action game. Your skills still root you in place for the duration, so it becomes more of a tactical position game rather than something a bit more free form such as Kingdoms of Amalur, the God of War series or Devil May Cry.
- 4:26 PM, March 26, 2012
- *vlad* said...
It seems that being an ass-hat is the norm in all MMO games right now, rather than the exception. Maybe it's time to introduce drop down menus for speech rather than allowing people to type abuse in chat channels.
Let's face it, in a BG all I need to know is "Inc BS", and I certainly don't need to see "wtf u doin noobs? ffs u suk" every single time I play.
- 5:17 AM, March 28, 2012
- Rohan said...
vlad, ironically, TERA has a very nice and easy to use implementation of that. Pressing E brings up a radial menu of combat talk options and you can quickly select one.
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What's going on with Lopez? He started off well but then didn't seem to play much later in the game. Did he get injured?
Davis's lack of effort?
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It's nice when it lines up. But it takes nothing into account about the cause of the point difference when you were on the court. I mean, Ellis's team won the game. His 2nd half made a huge difference because no one out there could guard him once he set about getting his buckets. But he has a -11.
It's not like Davis himself allowed 17 points or something.
Lots to like about this game. Vasquez needs to cut down on the bad shots. 5-16 just isn't going to cut it. Needs to defend better too. Still, he knows how to run a team, and his raw numbers are good. I would try my hardest to trade him + our 1st round pick for Jennings... like right now.
The bench all played well, and if the defense is a little better, we win the game by 10 points. Teams shouldn't put up 100 points on us.
Davis had a great game... Very encouraged. 10-14 from the field, 8-9 from the stripe. Ridiculous!
our backcourt puts no pressure on the ball on defence. Vasquez is a great backup PG but we are in desperate need of a starting PG. Gordon plus a starting PG will make this team look so much better.
Lol we got **** poor guards as starter. I'm sry but vasquez is a good bench player not starter material. Also Roberts need to learn to stop dribbling the ball too much.
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Jonathan C
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Biker Dave
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Manuel A. Mello
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John K
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robert mccamey
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Wilmington NC
Comment: This is my second pair of these boots after five years on the first pair. Great style and comfort, gear durability and look. I'd recommend these boots to any rider. Dual side zippers for easy on and off.
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Sam Harris and co's 2007 journal article 'Functional Neuroimaging of Belief, Disbelief and Uncertainty' provides empirical support for Spinoza's proposal that we believe a proposition upon it simply entering our mind, and that it's actually only disbelief which requires mental effort.
There's also other empirical support for this theory, as outlined in Dan Gilbert's 1991 journal article 'How Mental Systems Believe' (PDF).
However, I'm interested in the question of why belief should work this way, rather than whether it does.
I've written an article which I believe presents a theoretical basis for concluding that we - and in fact any intelligent being - must form beliefs in the way that Spinoza suggested, and would be grateful for any feedback
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Keratoplasty eye surgery, performed under local anesthesia, usually takes less than an hour to complete. A cutting device is used to make a small incomplete flap across the cornea. While still attached at one side, the corneal flap is folded back to reveal the layer of tissue below. Another, very precise cut is made on the sub layer of tissue based on the person's glasses' prescription. After this cut, the corneal flap is placed back over the eye where it reattaches.
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As a northern Californian... (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Sunday December 09, 2012 @11:04PM (#42238753)
I object to this poll. I never have to deal with LA rush hour. I'm tired of this LA-centric site! There are cities in California besides LA you know! Where is the option for me?
Oh wait. There it is... "Outer space." My bad!
Then I think the first thing we need to do is fix stupidity (thus I chose "the human mind").
That ought to keep us going until we find a better rock to cling to (and a way to get there).
According to that documentary I watched[1], the situation is utterly hopeless without some sort of breeding program, which is never going to happen.
[1] Idiocracy [wikipedia.org]
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JON CARDINELLI writes that the decision to include or exclude Springboks in the Currie Cup should be made in the national team's best interests.
Welcome to South Africa, where the provincial tail wags the Test dog.
For too long Super Rugby franchises have been permitted to run their Test players into the ground before the Test season has even commenced. And for too long, those players have been forced to play in the final rounds of the Currie Cup.
Last week, Heyneke Meyer admitted that New Zealand has got it right in terms of player management. He didn't go so far as to say South Africa is getting it wrong, as a statement like that may have been constituted as a slur against his employers.
But then he didn't have to. Those of us with eyes and ears will know that the current system is geared towards ensuring the success of the provinces rather than that of the national team.
Right now we should be talking about which Springboks should play in the Currie Cup, and which players should rest ahead of the European tour. It should never be a case of the provinces forcing every one of their Test stars to compete at this stage of the season.
It's true that the provinces have ambitions to win titles, but those ambitions should be considered secondary to the sustained success of the Springboks.
I'm not talking about dealing in absolutes. It does nobody any good to say that every Bok must play Currie Cup rugby, or that every Bok player must be excused.
There are players returning from injury who desperately need the game time, as well as the bit-part players who haven't featured much in the Rugby Championship who could use the opportunity to sharpen their game.
Jaco Taute started the last two Tests, but would still benefit from an extended run at outside centre for the Lions. Taute's inexperience in this channel has been clear over the last two matches, and he needs to come to terms with his defensive responsibilities if he is going to feature there for the Boks in November.
Some say that the returning Boks should have to prove themselves before replacing an existing Currie Cup player. What nonsense.
The Currie Cup is the lower tier, it's an opportunity for younger and less experienced players to prove themselves ahead of the Super Rugby season. It should also provide top players returning from injury with a chance to regain their fitness or sharpen their game ahead of the Boks' end-of-year-tour.
JP Pietersen is sure to benefit from an extended run with the Sharks. The Bok wing injured his thumb ahead of the Rugby Championship, but has since returned to action in the Currie Cup. Come the Tests in November, he won't be wanting for game time.
Tiaan Liebenberg, Coenie Oosthuizen, Juandre Kruger, Juan de Jongh, and Pat Lambie have been used sparingly in the recent Sanzar tournament. They too will gain much from a run in the Currie Cup.
Of course, there are those that will be forced to play for overseas clubs in the coming weeks, and that is something that Saru cannot change. Francois Louw and Ruan Pienaar have made some valuable contributions to the Boks this year, and Meyer will be hoping like hell that the pair avoids injury before the Test window reopens in November.
But there are Boks currently in South Africa who shouldn't be pushed to play. It was reported on Monday Jean de Villiers was nursing two injuries, and that Western Province were still confident that he would feature in their last league match. Why, oh why, should he even be considered?
De Villiers has enjoyed a relatively injury-free 2012, and this has led to him playing the majority of the Super Rugby matches and in all of the Boks' nine Tests. Why should he be risked in a Currie Cup game when he still has an important role to play on the end-of-year tour? With all the injuries that have plagued the Boks this season, they could ill afford to lose their captain before a tour that is important in terms of results.
I'm not suggesting that WP are to blame. It is the system that is it fault, as when you have a system that allows for the overuse of players at provincial level, then which province is not going to take advantage? 'Everybody's doing it, so why shouldn't we?' is the mentality. Indeed, why should WP rest De Villiers when, for example, the Sharks are pushing Willem Alberts to play?
The provinces have a title to win, and that is their mandate. It's the wrong way to look at things, but then they are only operating within the framework that Saru has provided.
And until Saru gets its priorities right and implements a central contracting system that will prioritise players over provinces, Bok coaches like Meyer will always be operating with depleted national teams.


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