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Seventy tons of sanitation items, 670 tons of food, 120 tons of basic home items and 20 tons of medication are just a sample of the aid one Israeli NGO has delivered to Syrian refugees amid the current crisis.The mission of the nonprofit organization, which has been operating since the early 2000s, is to provide lifesaving aid to communities affected by natural disasters or human conflicts, exclusively in countries that lack diplomatic relations with Israel and places where the regime prevents the entry of conventional international humanitarian organizations.Due to the sensitive nature of the group's activity, which takes place under the radar in order to protect the lives of team members and local contacts, the organization will remain unnamed in this article."Nobody asks permission to kill. We do not ask permission to save lives," the founder of the organization, who will be referred to as Yael, told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday."We don't care about political agendas," she added. 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What we do is assistance from citizen to citizen."In light of the situation in Syria, the volunteers have been working in full cooperation with democratic secular Syrian groups that have significant presence on the ground and deliver the organization's aid to specific places according to an agreed-on distribution map."We started operating about three weeks following the start of the crisis, even though back then we didn't know the extent of the catastrophe yet," Yael told the Post.Through its activity, which is titled the "IL 4 Syrians" project, the organization has delivered hundreds of tons of basic food; sanitation items including soap, toothbrushes, women sanitation kits, toilet paper and tissues; vital refugee items such as insulating material, mattresses, blankets, iron sheets to build housing units and water canteens; and 300,000 dry meals, each meant to feed five people for a week.The NGO also delivers emergency medical aid such as medication, surgical supplies and field surgery tents, designed to provide as sterile as possible an environment to perform operations.In addition, the Israeli team has provided post-trauma care for children and women, and trained teenage boys to use digital cameras and satellite transmitters to "take shots that the media will want to see," while teaching them to remain untraceable and out of danger."We believe that if the US strike takes place, Assad will use more chemical weapons," Yael said. 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Water is essential for people in those areas in order to rinse their bodies from the chemicals, she said.Since it was founded, the organization has carried out undercover humanitarian activities in dozens of countries including Sudan, Pakistan, Myanmar (Burma), Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Iraq.Crisis in Syria - full JPost.com coverage"It's really hard to get funds," Yael said. "You can't fundraise without people knowing exactly what you're doing. It's a challenge to get funders, Jewish funders, who are interested in Syria, agree to give up credit and remain anonymous, and who are not scared to give us money knowing that something may happen to us."Fear is an undeniable part of the experience for all of the volunteers, Yael said."We are all parents, we all have families and we all understand the consequences if we ever get in trouble," she told the Post. "There is no smart way to deal with fear. 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The Falcons put up a good fight in the doubles matches, but were unable to earn a win. Philip Lawson (Johannesburg, South Africa) and Johan deWit (Windhoek, Namibia) lost 8-4 and AJ Flores (Atlanta Georgia) and Sid Kaushik (Chennai, India) lost by the same score. Cody Simpson (Dobson, NC) and Frank Pouchet (Miami, FL) fell 8-3.
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FOX has thrown away the key on Alcatraz. The J.J. Abrams thriller has been cancelled after one season and 13 episodes.
Alcatraz follows the investigations of police detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) and Doctor Diego Soto (Jorge Garcia). They work to uncover how 340 inmates and guards disappeared from the infamous prison in 1963 and why they're now reappearing looking just the same. The show also features the talents of Jonny Coyne, Parminder Nagra, Jason Butler Harner, and Sam Neill.
Fueled by a lot of promotion, the TV series was launched in January and drew good reviews and strong numbers. The two-hour premiere attracted a 3.3 rating in the all-important 18-49 demographic with 10.05 million total viewers. Opposite some tough competition from CBS, Alcatraz was in second place in its timeslots.
In week two, the demo slipped 9% to a still respectable 3.0 rating with 9.03 million. Week three dropped another 7%. That wasn't positive but not horrible either but the ratings just kept falling.
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In February, NBC launched season two of The Voice and Alcaraz's ratings took a big dive. They ropped 18% on February 6th and then another 17% on the 13th. The numbers just kept falling after that.
The two-hour season (now series) finale was in fourth place in the timeslots and averaged a disappointing 1.6 demo rating with 4.76 million total viewers.
The first season of Alcatraz ended up averaging a 2.2 demo rating with 6.74 million viewers — and those numbers would have dropped lower had there been more episodes.
On our FOX report card — which ranks the network's shows based on demo averages — Alcatraz has a "C" and that just wasn't good enough to get a renewal.
FOX chose to keep Touch instead but the network stays in business with producer J.J. Abrams via the network's Fringe renewal.
What happened? It would seem that Alcatraz just wasn't compelling enough to keep viewers returning week after week. Plus, for the first time in quite awhile, all three of the major networks had really strong programming on Monday nights. Two of the competing shows — The Voice and Dancing with the Stars — are reality competitions and many viewers feel compelled to watch them "live" rather than catch them online or via DVR recordings.
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The international season only kicks-off in two weeks' time and already Springbok coach Jake White is complaining that his players have played too much rugby.
White told Reuters that he was not surprised Bakkies Botha and Bryan Habana had sustained injuries in a Super 14 match on Saturday and expressed concern about the fitness of his squad ahead of international fixtures.
Lock Botha (Achilles) and wing Habana (ankle) hobbled off the field as the Bulls lost their Super 14 semi-final against the Crusaders 35-15 in Christchurch on Saturday.
The Springbok training squad gathered in Bloemfontein last Wednesday to begin preparing for the international season. South Africa will play a friendly against a World XV on June 3, followed by home Tests against Scotland and France before the Tri-Nations series begins. Habana and Botha may only be back in time for the one-off Test against France in Cape Town.
"I could have told you before the game something like this was going to happen," White told Reuters from the Springbok training camp on Sunday.
"We have been saying for a long time that the players are being asked to play too much rugby. Habana has had one week off since the start of the year and has played for a full two years before that," explained White.
"And 72 hours before the semi-final Bakkies (Botha) was unlikely to play due to an Achilles injury. The fact that he only lasted 30 minutes suggests that he wasn't fit to play. It's very disappointing."
White said he had not been in contact with the Bulls but that he believed his medical team had spoken to the Super 14 franchise's management to assess how bad the injuries were.
"We will only know fully once they're here and we are able to examine them," he said. "Injuries are going to be a problem because my medical staff has informed me that some of the players are on the edge and the season is just starting."
Fyhalf Andre Pretorius was unable to train at the camp and has already undergone groin surgery. Props Os du Randt (knee), Brendon Botha (back) and Eddie Andrews (shoulder) are also under an injury cloud while centre Marius Joubert (hand) is out for six weeks and Wayne Julies (knee) at least 10 days.


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Very nice indeed. Good inspiration for when I get mine. Thanks!
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The following information was reported by the Kinston Dept. of Public Safety and the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office:
On June 5, a woman on Daughety Road, Kinston, reported someone cut copper out of an air conditioning unit valued at $800.
On June 5, a man on Rhodes Ave., Kinston, reported someone broke into an air conditioning unit and stole interior parts valued at $2,000.
On June 7, a 19-year-old male reported behind robbed and assaulted by three hispanic suspects. The report indicates the suspects stole a handgun and $5 cash. The incident occurred in an alley on East James Street, La Grange.
On June 11, a man on Eric Sparrow Road, Deep Run, reported someone used a cutting tool to remove locks from outbuildings and stole the following: A Ryobi router/trimmer valued at $70; a Ryobi nailer/stapler valued at $50; a Ryobi circular saw; a Ryobi reciporcating saw valued at $70; a Ryobi power drill valued at $50. Damages to two doors/locks were estimated at $40.
On June 12, a representative of the SPCA Second Chances Thrift Store on West Vernon Avenue, Kinston, reported furniture had been stolen from underneath an overhang. The white wicker furniture is valued at $100.
On June 12, a representative of Rochelle Middle School on North Rochelle Boulevard, Kinston, reported someone stole an Apple iPad from the media center.
On June 12, a representative of Wheeler Exterminator reported someone broke into a gym locker and stole an Apple iPhone. The phone is valued at $200.
On June 13, a woman at a gas station on J.P. Harrison Boulevard, Kinston, reported the theft of a pink Gator moped valued at $900.
On June 13, a man on Eagle Road, Kinston, reported being assaulted/punched by an acquaintance, resulting in minor injuries. The following items were seized at the scene: A pill bottle containing ashes and Advil; burnt/unburnt Brillo and metal rod; a brown paper bag containing metal rod; small baggie containing white powder.
On June 13, a woman reported her boyfriend pulled her hair and threw a book bag at her. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred at a residence on East Chestnut Street, Kinston.
On June 14, a parent reported an acquaintance took indecent liberties with a child. The incident occurred on Gulick Drive, Kinston.
On June 14, a man reported a stranger assaulted him at a nightclub on Stratford Boulevard, Kinston, resulting in internal injuries.
On June 15, a man on Jim Sutton Road, La Grange, reported someone threw objects in house, causing damage. Damages to dry wall, a flower vause were estimated at $50. Estimated damages to vinyl siding were not listed.
On June 15, a man on Waverly Ave., Kinston, reported someone broke into his residence and caused damages estimated at $885.
On June 15, a woman on Brothers Road, La Grange, reported someone attempted to break into his residence.
On June 15, a man reported the theft of a 1998 Chevrolet GMT-400. The vehicle is valued at $6,000. The incident occurred at a residence on Banks School Road, Kinston.
On June 15, a woman on South Davis Street, Kinston, reported someone stole her Dodge Stratus. The vehicle is valued at $5,000.
On June 16, a man on Saw Mill Road, Grifton, reported someone stole a Carr trailer that was carrying a Cub Cadet zero turn lawn mover. The trailer is valued at $600; the mower is valued at $7,000.
On June 16, a representative of the City of Kinston reported someone removed an electric meter from a residence on North East Street, Kinston. The stolen meter is valued at $100.
On June 17, a man on Doctors Drive, Kinston, reported someone broke into his residence and stole the following: A Vizio TV valued at $600; a heating/air conditioning unit valued at $3,500. Damages to the structure were estimated at $200.
On June 17, a woman on North Independence Street, Kinston, reported someone broke into her residence and stole the following: A couch valued at $400; a kitchen table valued at $150. Damages to two windows were estimated at $200.
On June 17, a man rpeorted someone broke into his vehicle and stole the following: An Apple iPad valued at $399; two flash drives valued at $10; a gym bag valued at $25; a rear driver window valued at $200.
On June 17, a man on East Caswell Street, Kinston, reported the following stolen: A black Mikita power saw valued at $300; a black cordless drill w/battery valued at $100; two jack stands valued at $30; a 2.5 ton floor jack valued at $80.
On June 19, a man on Cedar Lane, Kinston, reported someone broke into his residence and stole the following: A Sony Playstation 3 game console valued at $300; a 48" JVC TV valued at $400; a Sony PS3 game valued at $30; three Sony Playstation game controllers valued at $120.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Vice Chair of the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC), today held a hearing examining income inequality in America with former Labor Secretary Robert Reich. Klobuchar released a new report on income inequality showing the top ten percent of workers are now earning half of total income. With income inequality reaching record high levels, Klobuchar called on her colleagues in Congress to pass legislation to raise the minimum wage.
"Income inequality is a direct threat to the American promise that with hard work and determination everyone has the same fair shot at building a better life for their families," said Senator Klobuchar. "We need to address this problem now by raising the minimum wage, investing in workforce training, and making college education affordable so everyone has the opportunity to climb the economic ladder."
"Widening inequality challenges the nation's core ideal of equal opportunity, because it hampers upward mobility," said Secretary Reich. "We cannot have a growing economy without a growing and buoyant middle class, and we cannot have a growing middle class if almost all economic gains go to the top 1 percent."
According to Klobuchar's report, since 1980 the average income for the top one percent has grown more than seven times faster than it has for the average household. Klobuchar, a cosponsor of legislation to increase the federal minimum wage, pointed to findings in her report that show raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour would lift 4.6 million Americans out of poverty.
Klobuchar also highlighted a suite of other policies that could address income inequality, including efforts to increase college affordability, ensure fairer tax treatment through the Buffett Rule, strengthen workforce training programs and boost education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Klobuchar recently introduced the bipartisan Innovate America Act, which would double the number of STEM schools in America and reward learning institutions that promote STEM in their curriculums.


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New Kristen Stewart Interview with Tele5 (Germany)
TELE 5: How will the 'Twilight movies' effect pop culture movies?
Kristen Stewart: People will never forget Twilight. Movies that stick with you like that are rare. And we have inspired many new films. Hopefully I'm going to be able to be part of a few.
TELE5: Tell us a little bit of 'Breaking Dawn'. There's a wedding, honeymoon ...
Kristen: It was great to play this unshakable love. Previously there have been moments where you had to wonder if the two will make it. This time around, they are incredibly close, like a family. Bella and Edward are not only lovers, but deeply connected. They're married, it's done. And it's great to see how they cope with their problems. The crisis, if they are going to have their child or not. Bella has never been so vulnerable. And he has never been so angry. This time around everything is a little more serious and somber.
TELE5: Have you yourself changed over the years?
Kristen: For me it's really big thing coming to an end. My career was very breathless. Now I can take a break and ask myself, "Where do I stand right now? How do I feel? Where do I want to go? " I'm not used to that.
TELE5: What makes a hero in your eyes? Do you know one in real life?
Kristen: A hero wants more than just a narcissistic pursuit of happiness. Taylor, for example is such an incredibly passionate person. He has a stronger personality than most people I know. I'm sure in the right situation he would behave like a real hero.
TELE5: In 'Twilight' and soon in 'Snow White' you spend a lot of time in the deep, dark forest. What dangers lurk there?
Kristen: Snow White and Bella are of course very different. But there are some very specific fears that the two of them share. I think both are classic heroines. And both face up to their fear.
TELE5: Would you wear Bella's wedding dress in real life?
Kristen: I love my wedding dress. I love it. It's very classic. I feel it very seriously and pretty and exquisite. I like it when ceremonies have a nostalgic touch.
TELE5: Did you have a say in the design of the dress?
Kristen: A little. There were many decision makers involved. The whole thing was a huge affair. But there were a few things that were particularly important to me. Those I insisted on.
TELE5: What's your opinion on marriage?
Kristen: I'm not that keen on marrying. I don't think it's wrong but I just don't feel it. It can be something wonderful. But it is meaningless if you don't believe in it. I don't need a marriage certificate in order to feel connected to someone. That certainly has something to do with how I grew up. I'm not a fan of marriage, I'm a fan of people. I love the idea of two people being together forever. I'm very corny and sentimental.
Source Via @cupidscloud Via & translation by robsteners via TeamKristenSite
18 comments:
- AnonymousSeptember 9, 2011 at 8:18 AM
Sorry to hear she is not a fan of marriage, because I believe Rob is a fan after listening to their commentary on Eclipse. I wonder if he proposed to her, if she would change her mind. She is still very young and people do change with time. Just saying...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 9, 2011 at 2:53 PM
she is still a child. it would be ignorant of her to say anything but what she did. why does everyone want stars to marry on their first date? so they can laugh and point when it falls apart?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:42 AM
she says she is not a fan of people....well, i believe she is in the wrong profession.....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:47 AM
what does she mean by (That certainly has something to do with how I grew up)?!! arent her parents married??ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:50 AM
you should read it again...she says that she IS a fan of people.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:54 AM
Reread what she says...She said she is NOT a fan of MARRIAGE, but she IS a fan of PEOPLE. And YES she is in the right profession!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:55 AM
Some people just don't pay attention to what they read!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 11:17 AM
I think she is very smart for not wanting to marry right away, and who knows, she may or may not in her future, but sometimes people dont need the act of marriage to feel bonded to someone they love..look at Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, they are still together after all these years and have had children..and Brad and Angelina just recently talked about marriage, as well as Johnny Depp and his wife who changed their minds on it because of their children..She may change hers one day or maybe not, but ultimately that is her decision.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 11:36 AM
i think she is awesome..she did not say she was not a fan of people she said of marriage..if you are going to criticize then at least read the whole sentence...I am sad to see the Twilight Saga come to an End...They all did an amazing job..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 11:40 AM
I agree with what Kristen has said, you dont need a certificate to be connected to someone, I mean people still cheat on there wife's' husbands even if they are married. you DONT! have to have a marriage to feel comfortable or feel love form your partner or to be commited, you just need trust and love, not a certificate. Oh and i would just Like to say i am a huge! fan of the twlight series. I would love to meet the cast, i would love to be an actress its just because im shy, im only 15 so i guess i could change my mind because im only young, But i particulary have been interested to be a police officer, so i may still be encourafged to carry on with that. Anyway i am a huge! fan i am inspired by the twilight saga! :) I love the connoection that is brought upon bella and edward. I cant wait till breaking dawn comes out.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 12:50 PM
I BELIEVE IN MARRIAGE!! And forever love! That is one of the reasons I love Twilight! :) :)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 4:17 PM
Well at least Rob respects that he said he wants to marry her but can't yet. so hope they stay together they are the cuttest most awkwardest couple ever lol. and i'm sad to see the saga come to an end and i know it will be an amazing ending. props to the cast for the hard work and great acting!ReplyDelete
Yeah!! some people know how to read English but they do not understand what they are reading.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 6:05 PM
It's not the piece of paper that makes the marriage. It's that act that comes before it. Wanting to tell your family and friends that you love tis person and are plegding to be with them forever. Just saying...I still think Kristen rocks and I bet in about a year or two she and Rob will get married.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 6:53 PM
She has`nt lived yet. She needs more seasoning in life before making the plunge.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 7:27 PM
I'm sorry she is not in the right profession, it takes talent not luck to be a good actor/actress and she can't make any face but BLANK. She should do something else...seriously. aND BTW her and rob broke up in 08 dumb ass'ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 11, 2011 at 3:52 AM
I just think she's amazing...ReplyDelete
enough said! XD
(though she may not have a thousand expressions but you can actually see the emotions that lies beneath it. You just have to pay attention..it's like I'm feeling this but I'm keeping it cool, so you won't see I'm that vulnerable...or something like that!) XD!
- AnonymousSeptember 11, 2011 at 8:15 AM
She said everything I've EVA wanted to say, and her experience and knowledge backs her up. Kristen is amazing. xxxReplyDelete


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JON CARDINELLI watched Pat Lambie score all of the Sharks' points in a scrappy but vital 28-16 win against the Highlanders.
The Sharks scored 13 unanswered points in the period between the 50th and 60th minute. It was during this spell where the match was won, and it was ultimately the cool goal-kicking of Lambie that allowed the hosts to edge clear of a determined but woefully inaccurate Highlanders side.
In difficult kicking conditions, Lambie slotted seven penalties and a conversion. It was a flawless goal-kicking performance and it had to be, as the Highlanders threatened to seize the initiative at various intervals. Had Lambie not converted every opportunity on offer, the Sharks may been made to pay for their inconsistency for the umpteenth time this season.
There was plenty of intent during the early stages, as the Sharks managed to boss the collisions. It was also clear that the Sharks had come into this contest with a more structured game plan in mind. They attempted to drive the Highlanders back into their own territory, and it worked to a degree.
The tactic is sound in theory, but a team needs to execute efficiently and consistently to obtain the desired results. The Sharks overplayed the kicking ploy, and at times their halfbacks were guilty of booting possession away aimlessly. The kick-chase wasn't up to standard either, and this is something they will need to address if they hope to gain full value from these tactics.
The hosts benefited from a sloppy Highlanders performance in the first half. Lambie punished the visitors for their transgressions at the breakdown, and the Sharks were also fortunate not to concede more points at the other end, as flyhalf Mike Delany missed two relatively simple penalty attempts.
There was an almighty scrap at the breakdown, with both teams guilty of indiscipline early on. The Highlanders recovered after their early lapses, and managed to control the ball better as the first half progressed. It was all the Sharks could do to spoil, and eventually Jacques Botes was yellow-carded after a series of Sharks breakdown infringements.
The visitors failed to hammer home the advantage. They scored just three points while Botes was off the field, and while credit should go to a much improved Sharks defence, the Highlanders attack was just too lateral to be effective.
They gained some reward from playing more direct rugby at the start of the second half, depleting the Sharks' defensive line before eventually crashing over for a try. It was at this point where the momentum was with the Highlanders, and a conversion by Delany took them to a 16-15 lead.
The Sharks were guilty of a spate of handling errors during this period, the type of frustrating mistakes that have become something of a trademark in 2012. But for all their failings, they maintained their composure, and Lambie booted a difficult penalty to regain the lead.
This proved to be the boost they needed, as from that point onward, they played with far more control and belief.
Charl McLeod fielded a high ball in his own half, and avoided two would-be Highlanders defenders. This proved to be the catalyst for a promising counter-attack, and Keegan Daniel eventually found himself with ball in hand just outside the Highlanders 22.
Daniel looked to have butchered a try-scoring opportunity when he chipped the ball into space, but Hosea Gear obliged with an untimely error and the ball spilled loose behind the Highlanders tryline. Lambie, who had followed in support, dotted the ball down and then kicked the conversion to make the Gear gaffe a seven-point mistake.
The weather turned nasty in the final quarter, but the Sharks held out to not only secure the win, but also deny the Highlanders a losing bonus point.
The result may not have propelled the Sharks into the top six, but their strong finish means that they are now only three log points shy of the Highlanders, who are currently fifth in the overall standings.


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After snubbing an amateur contract with Western Province, April is making excellent progress at the Lions.
The 18-year-old has an impressive résumé. After representing Boland at U16 level, he played in two consecutive Craven Weeks for Boland and the Lions respectively, and was picked for SA Schools on both occasions. He was also selected for the SA U18 Elite side in 2008, the SA U18 High Performance programme last year and the provisional U20 Baby Boks' 2010 Junior World Championship squad.
April believes he would not have achieved this success if he'd stayed in the Western Cape, his home province.
'I decided to sign for the Lions because I believed I could achieve more and develop better as a player,' says April. 'Boland is a small union and I wasn't interested in a future with them. Western Province did offer me a deal, but my mother advised that I shouldn't take it because of the limited opportunities for young players in Cape Town.'
April attended St Albans Primary and spent Grade 8 at Berg River High before going to Paarl Gymnasium for two years. He returned to Berg River in Grade 11, but signed an amateur contract with the Lions and spent his matric year at Florida High School.
Recognised as a utility back for most of his career, April started playing regularly at fullback in recent seasons because of his educated boot and ability to counter-attack.
'I've got quick feet, so I love one-on-one situations. If I get into a position, I'm going to beat you. I also have an eye for finding gaps,' April says. 'I'm focusing on my tactical and goal kicking because it will make me a better player. My only weakness is that I'm smaller than other players [1.70m and 74kg], but my pace makes up for that. I'm spending time in the gym to develop physically.'
After some impressive performances at provincial and national level last season, Lions U19 coach Wynand Moolman promoted April to his side.
'Garth made a big impact in our semi-final win against the Bulls away from home. Although we lost in the final against Free State, he still had a great game. He's definitely in my plans for this season and has a big future at the Lions. His game suits the style of rugby here.'
April confirms that he wants to be part of the Lions' future.
'I hope to be part of the U19 or the U21 squad this season,' he says. 'In five years' time, I see myself playing in the senior team and hopefully be in contention for a spot in the Springbok side.'
By Gareth Duncan
– This article first appeared in SA Rugby magazine