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I am sort of missing in action at the moment as I am just having so many issues going on in my RL I can't spare the time or the motivation to blog. Although I have a fair few posts I could write about all the things happening at the moment, I just can't find the energy.
Life sometimes beats you down so much that you can barely find the will to stand, we have all experienced it at some point. We all deal with (or not as the case may be) it differently and have very different coping starts. However I am way beyond the ability to cope with everything at the moment.
I still love blogging, and I love my WoW, I love my readers and my commenters and everything the blogosphere has brought into my life this year, but unfortunately it does not solve the real life issues that crop up and so my focus is now on other aspects of my life. What is pathetically horrible is that all it boils down to is my inability to find a job. I am not unemployed at the moment, but I am not in a job that suits – aside from me travelling for just over 2.5 hours to get to work each way, I am working with my parents which brings a whole swag of issues, plus the huge pay cut I took doing it to help out when my mum had her nervous breakdown thinking – stupidly as it turns out – that I could get another job with a snap of the fingers, I spend most days bored out of my mind because I complete things 3 times faster than my mum does.
Anyone who has been job hunting or constantly rejected knows how horrible it can feel, and after 18 months of not even having one interview and redesigning my resume over 5 times, I am in a very bad mental place where I cannot hope to even be a good blogger – not that I was ever good per se. I do not want my feelings to spill over into my wow life and so I will still be reading your posts and looking up blogs, but you will not likely see me comment much because I just don't have the capacity right now. Job hunting in NSW as well as VIC is going to take its toll on me and I cannot think of anything worse than making harsh or snippy comments and risking friendships because I am grumpy.
I am not sure when I will be back blogging again, it may never happen, but for those who want to add me and chat in game Dragonray 1445 is my battle tag. I am still in game fairly often so more than happy to have a chinwag with people.
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I can't imagine trying to commute so far, about an hour is enough for me. Good luck in the job hunting, I also know how mind numbing and emotionally draining a job you hate can be.
Of course we all hope you will be back soon, but don't come back until you're ready↓
Thanks Mabaho I read an article today about the auto resume killers companies are using and that made me even more depressed about the entire thing, but you are correct in the emotionally draining comment – it is just hard!↓
We'll be here when you're ready to be. Cheers!↓
Thanks Arioch, I am sure you understand the need to disappear every now and again with your insane life :p heehhe↓
My commute is currently around the 2 hour each way mark so I can sympathise on that front. By the time you get home, you don't feel like doing anything much.
Good luck in the job hunt.↓
Thanks Erinys, aww I am not alone! I always laughed at commenting on applications about the distance you would be willing to travel – now I know why! I certainly have limits after this last 18 months.
But bills are bills you know and a paycheck is better than none!↓
*HUGS* What a trying time for you–don't you worry about the blogosphere, I'm proof that it's always here waiting for when you return. Take care of yourself; you'll be in my thoughts and prayers.↓
Thanks Ambermist I think sometimes you just need to close yourself and focus – get the equilibrium back, if that is possible. Thank you for the prayers.↓
We will always be here and besides in game you can forget the trials and tribulations of real life by beating up some big red nasties And whether you blog or not, I will always come and visit it↓
Thanks Navimie! Killing monsters has always had a certain appeal for allowing me time to just relax, but these dailies might be the literal death of me…I don't mind doing them per se, but I need a quest log that can handle 50 quests not 25 eheheheh↓
What an outrageous commute! I hope you find something more suited to you soon. Keep your chin up!! If you see me on feel free to chat anytime ^_^↓
Thanks Akabeko, yeah spending 5 hours a day commuting is pretty annoying I do see you pop on when I am about to log off…so I always tell myself I will message you the next day if you are online earlier…so the message you need to take away from this is to log on earlier so your stalker fans can chat to you :p hahah↓
I've always enjoyed reading your blog and I hope your tough times come to an end soon.
Just hang in there and remember it will get better.↓
Thanks Delaina, I will keep soldiering on for the greater good :p Just wish it would get better now…and not in a few months time, but don't we always say that when we look back?↓
In different ways, both Mrs. Amateur and myself can relate to your situation. I know you'll persevere.↓


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The Nikon Coolpix P7000 was launched last year to clearly compete with the Canon Powershot G12 on the high-end compact market. Despite reasonably good specs, the P7000 wasn't really well received because of some usability and responsiveness issues. So, we were quite interested to see what this new Nikon Coolpix P7100 would offer.
At first look, the specifications are very similar: same 10 MPixels sensor and same lens. And very logically, apart from some design improvements, Nikon focused on the main weaknesses of the P7000. So, the main improvements are:
Let's now see what level of image quality the P7100 can reach.
First of all, it's interesting to compare the P7100 with the P7000, its predecessor and the Canon G12, its "official" competitor.
As expected, with the same specs, the P7100 and the P7000 reach the same level of image quality.
If we compare with G12, both models are close with a small advantage for the P7100.
But, the overall score of the G12 comes out better. This is easily explained by the very low sensitivity settings available on the G12 (down to 50 ISO), where the quality is naturally very good. This gives some good marks to the G12 and gives it an advantage for the overall score.
So, with the P7100, Nikon corrected the main glitches of the P7000 (usability and responsiveness) and maintained the image quality. But, will it be enough to compete with the new models launched recently.
For example, if we compare the P7100 with its new Interchangeable-Lens cousins, the Nikon J1 and V1, we see that the Nikon J1 and Nikon V1 get a sensibly better image quality. It is easily explained by the sensors size difference. These 3 cameras have the same sensor resolution (10 Mpixels) but the J1 and V1 sensors are bigger. This gives them a lower pixels density and a big image quality advantage.
In this comparison with the Olympus PEN EP3 and the Panasonic G3, the P7100 suffers from the same disadvantage as the previous comparison: its sensor size.
As an overall conclusion, the P7100 seems to be better armed against its compact competitors. But, the arrival of the Interchangeable-lens category will certainly impact the Coolpix P7100 and the whole high-end compact market thanks to its good quality/size compromise.
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January Photo a Day Pt. 3
(I still think those things are silly. Hashtags?? #youcanbasicallysaywhateveryouwantandjustputthepoundsigninfrontofitanditlogsitawaysomewhere,whoknowswherebecauseIsurelydon'.tlikewhenpeopledoitonfacebook?doesthatactuallywork?becauseIcan'tclickonit.arewejustdoingittodoitnow?what'swhithallthehashtags,people??)
So, I'm missing a couple of the days, but most are here...
1. Sweet- My sister bought me some ice cream the night before I moved. Not only was the ice cream sweet, but so was the gesture. :) If you haven't tried the red velvet Ben and Jerry's ice cream before, go do it now.
2. Someone You Love- After much contemplation, I decided to limit it to my family. I couldn't pick just one, so I did all of my immediate family... and a little extra. (Chablis, BIL, nieces & nephew, Grandma, Mom, Dad, Me [because I love myself. Except when I'm getting on my nerves], Kenna)
3. Reflection- This is me, my friend Sierra, and Kenna (sister) sitting on a bench waiting for our table to be ready at a wonderful breakfast place.
4. Your Shoes- Ok, I'm aware that I wear these practically every day (except today! Hooray!). I can't help it!
5. Something Old- I dug this necklace out of my Grandma's jewelry box and she let me keep it. :)
6. Guilty Pleasure- Ice cream (in general) with rainbow sprinkles!! Some people may think that's an absurd amount of sprinkles... I say, add moooooore!
7. Something You Made- It's not finished yet, but I thought I'd give you a sneak peek
8. Color- My poor colorful clothing items are being neglected since my school dress code doesn't allow them to come. :'(
9. Lunch- So I don't eat very exciting lunches... I thought I'd show you breakfast from the other day. I had to eat it with a fork since all the spoons were dirty. But THIS CEREAL is THE best! It's good for the environment, YUMMY, pretty good for you (only 4 ingredients!), It's cheaper than most other brands, and has the prettiest box on the cereal isle!
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- Meghan G said...
Yeah you slacker! Its not like you have been moving or starting classes or anything like that :)
Have a good day
- February 1, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- Jasmine said...
Love these. Never heard of that Ben & Jerry's flavour-good excuse to try it! x
- February 1, 2012 at 8:33 AM
- A Girl Named Leney said...
Oh I did this too!
I love yours:) Cute photos.
You can check out mine if you wish:)
<3 Leney
- February 1, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- Kai.Mercado. said...
love this! I just started the February Photo a Day Challenge today!
- February 1, 2012 at 9:44 AM
- Jessica Wray said...
red velvet cake ben and jerrys! YUM
- February 1, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Mary Hone said...
Better late and all at once, than not at all.
- February 1, 2012 at 11:14 AM
- Carly and Ryan said...
i love your blog and am a new follower!
question: how do you participate in the January Photo A day on instagram. I've tried to look it up but found nothing. I have the iphone app too. I assume its done, but maybe theres a february challenge. Anyways, let me know! thanks!
again. love your blog.
- February 1, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Shannon said...
Great instapics. :) Happy Feb!
- February 1, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- Sara Shoemaker said...
OH were you doing the 30 day photo challenge?? I started that like a year ago...yeah I basically forgot about it and stopped halfway thru haha. I need to learn to stay with my goals, long-term! anyway, hey speaking of forgetting things, where did you move to again? Your photos in the previous post look like Arizona which is where I'm from! Love all your pics here hun :)
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- February 1, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Juliette said...
i love these!! That polkadots suitcase? So Cute!!
- February 1, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Juliette said...
i love these!! That polkadots suitcase? So Cute!!
- February 1, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Amber said...
My boyfriend and I tried the red velvet ice cream and while I wasn't sold, he was in love. I was disappointment because red velvet is my favorite cake but I'm glad you love it!
- February 1, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- Mo (New on U) said...
Hi! Fellow sponsor of Across the Pond and new follower just stopping in to say hello!
I think I'm going to try the february photo challenge, but I have a feeling I'll end up slacking big time - I'll be lucky to get to day 3 on time!
- February 1, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- Alyssa Ann said...
Love your blog layout and the instagrams!
- February 1, 2012 at 2:29 PM
- Disturbed Style said...
Wow! Great photos! Love it :)
- February 1, 2012 at 2:34 PM
- Marshall said...
I've been wanting to do this but for whatever reason havent yet.. you may have just inspired me to for feb!
new follower too (:
- February 1, 2012 at 4:56 PM
- Drama Queen said...
so cool! i love those pics!
- February 1, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- Ariel said...
These photos are wonderful!
- February 1, 2012 at 7:44 PM
- Morgan said...
those shoes are killer
- February 1, 2012 at 8:25 PM
- stephanie said...
ahhh ben and jerrys. i can't remember the last time i had that!
- February 1, 2012 at 10:05 PM
- Holly said...
Yum, that looks like amazing ice cream!
- February 2, 2012 at 2:18 AM
- Anastasia from Natbeesfashion said...
The ice-cream is always one the best pleasures in my life.Also that necklace is so cute!!!!
Hope you will reach 1000 followers soon :)
- February 2, 2012 at 2:41 AM
- life full of colors said...
You have really nice blog and talent for photo shooting. I will visit You again soon.
regards Katerina
- February 2, 2012 at 3:35 AM
- Emmett Katherine said...
Hiya slacker ;) just kidding, schools #1. I dont mind hashtags on instagram cuz you can search them and find other users. Or just see stuff u want ... I always search the #vegan hashtags for yummy looking food!
Love that last pic too beautiful!
- February 2, 2012 at 4:17 AM
- Lena said...
You love rainbow sprinkles!?!? I love rainbow sprinkles!! We should be friends.
- February 2, 2012 at 8:31 AM
- Chablis said...
Do you have the same rug as me?!
- February 2, 2012 at 12:55 PM
- Courtney B said...
I totally missed this post, ha. LOVE the picture! Did you like it up there? I forgot to ask today!
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Shadie Ray Whitehead looks at a family photo, and a radiant smile emerges on his face.
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Pfeiffer Tennis Handles Southern Wesleyan With Ease
April 12, 2014
CENTRAL, S.C. – The Pfeiffer men and women's tennis team ended the season with convincing wins as they throttled Southern Wesleyan 9-0 in both matches. The men improve to 13-4 on the season while the women improve to 17-1.
On the men's side, the doubles competition went in favor of Pfeiffer as the team of Loic Minery and Sebastian Wernecke started off in convincing fashion with an 8-1 win at the number one slot. Bret Williams and Stephen Miller took care of action in the number two spot as they won 8-5. The Falcons won 8-2 in the number three doubles spot as Axel Woerner and Orlando Castillo handed Pfeiffer the 3-0 lead headed into singles competition.
Pfeiffer handled singles competition with ease as each competitor won in their respective positions, giving the Falcons the 9-0 victory in their last match before the conference tournament.
The women's side was more out of reach than the men's as the Falcons only surrendered one point on the whole day.
Pfeiffer swept doubles competition 8-0 in each position to gain the early 3-0 edge.
The Falcons took care of business in singles play, winning every game in straight sets to cap off their record season.
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LA GRANGE — Donell Garris said it best after his North Lenoir Black squad easily dispatched of Snow Hill 13-3 Tuesday at Hawk Field: "Good hitting helps cure a lot of ills on the baseball field."
Except that on this day, there weren't many ailments that needed attention for the Hawks, who remained unbeaten (5-0) in East Carolina Scholastic Summer League play.
NL definitely benefited from good hitting (10 hits, including a triple and two doubles), but it also used some stealthy base running (four stolen bases), and solid pitching (five hits allowed) to handle the visitors from Snow Hill in the six-inning, mercy-rule shortened contest.
"We've swung the bats very well in the last couple of games," Garris said. "Up and down the lineup we've had guys contributing on offense. It's just icing on the cake that we've also received excellent pitching and just played overall good baseball."
The Hawks actually trailed 2-1 before kicking the offense into gear, starting with a three-run third to grab the lead for good. They followed that up with eight more runs over the next three innings.
It was a combination of good offense and shaky defense that allowed NL to blow the game open.
"They hit the ball hard, don't get me wrong, but we let the game get away defensively," said Snow Hill coach Scott Jones, whose team committed five errors. "Not only did we make too many errors, but we made things worse by not being in the right position and not backing each other up on throws and base hits."
The run that gave NL the lead for good was a microcosm of the entire game, good and bad. With one in the third and the score tied 2-2, NL's Luke Jackson laced a bullet into the right field corner. As he attempted to stretch the hit into a triple, the throw from the outfield skipped past the Snow Hill infield, allowing Jackson to hustle home without even breaking stride.
In addition to the error on the throw, no one was backing up third base for Snow Hill (4-3).
"It was that type of game," Snow Hill's Jones said. "Guys weren't where they were supposed to be and runners were able to score or at least take the extra base. We're a young team but we still know better."
Jackson finished with two hits, adding an RBI single in the fourth. Brandon Moore also collected two hits, including a double, and drove in a pair.
Noah Reese, who ended the game with a run-scoring single, contributed two RBIs for the Hawks as well.
Justin Lee rapped a two-bagger and drove in two runs for Snow Hill, which returns to action Thursday for a 5 p.m. doubleheader at Parrott Academy.
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Wheel cleaning: A true science
In the "good old days" wheels on cars were painted steel and a hubcap was made of chrome. Cleaning was easy and relatively safe. A little soap, some agitation with a mitt or sponge and a rinse were all you needed for an adequate job. As for rust? An SOS pad did the trick.
But those days are gone forever. Like today's automotive paint finishes and upholstery fabrics and leathers, wheels have become so sophisticated that many of the old cleaning products and methods for wheels are obsolete; or they must be used with great care.
This article will outline the series of steps necessary to choose the right chemicals, tools and procedures for the job. Your first step, however, begins with identifying the type of wheel on the vehicle. There are so many types on the market — including O.E.M. and aftermarket — that a detailer cannot make any assumptions without first testing to be sure what type of wheel you are working with.
Types of wheels
There are various types of wheels, including:
• Painted steel wheels that are covered with either an aluminum, chrome or ABS plastic cover;
• Chrome wheels, including chrome spoke/wire wheels;
• Aluminum; and/or
• Magnesium (mag wheels), clear-coats; and
• Aluminum wheels that are painted with gray or black paint and clear-coated.
Many of today's automotive wheels are clear-coated with polyurethane enamel. The coating is very similar to the clear-coat on paint finishes, except that it is thicker. The purpose of the clear-coat is to protect the wheel from tarnishing or staining and to make brake dust removal easier. It is usually only used on the aluminum or magnesium wheels because painted and chrome wheels do not require it.
However, not all aluminum and magnesium wheels are clear-coated just like not all paint finishes are clear-coated. So before working on a wheel you must determine what type it is and whether it is clear-coated by putting a little non-abrasive polish on a white towel and rubbing the wheel. If it turns black it is not clear-coated and you can proceed with caution.
From a cleaning point of view it is not necessary to distinguish between aluminum and magnesium because you would clean either the same way. The important thing is to know if they are clear-coated because oftentimes these wheels will have rock chips in the clear-coat, or may already have started to flake off. You must be aware of this before choosing your cleaning procedure because if the wheel is aluminum or magnesium, and the clear-coat is chipped or flaking off, certain cleaners may cause problems.
Determine the problem, the chemical and the tool
After determining the type of wheel you are dealing with you must then determine the problem. Depending upon the type of wheel, there may be several:
• Heavy brake dust concentration;
• Staining;
• Tarnishing;
• Rust;
• Road paint; and/or
• Road tar.
After identifying the problem you can then choose the proper chemical, or chemicals to do the job. There are several chemicals you would use to clean wheels.
• Acid cleaners;
• Alkaline cleaners (usually called non-acid wheel cleaner)
• Shampoo; and/or
• Solvent
The type of chemical you use depends on the cleaning problem for each wheel. For example, brake dust may be only a problem on the front wheels as many cars have only front wheel disc brakes. Or some wheels with brake dust concentrations are relatively flat and easy to clean so a less aggressive cleaner may be all that is required.
After selecting the right chemical, you then must choose the correct tool. In our training program we offer detailers a wide choice of tools to make the job easier, faster, efficient and more effective. Some of the items we recommend to clean wheels with are:
• Wheel brush: There are two types; one with a stiffer natural fiber and one with a softer bristle.
• Spoke brush: For cleaning spoke wheels and reaching into recessed areas.
• Toothbrush: With a fiber not metal bristle.
• Detail brush: Same as used in final detailing.
• Steel wool: Either "00" or "000."
The cleaning process
This is determined by the type of wheel and the problem. It is very difficult to offer one procedure without specifying the type of wheel, and the problem. Therefore, I am posing a case study. A few details about the car:
• The wheels: Original BMW wheels that we have determined are clear-coated with no chip or flaking problems.
• The problem: Problem is a heavy concentration of brake dust. One wheel has road tar on it, and some road paint.
• The chemicals: Wheel acid, non-acid cleaner, solvent and paint remover.
• The tools: Wheel brush — stiff, spoke brush, toothbrush and steel wool.
• The procedure: Some of these steps (listed below) are basic to cleaning all wheels. You have to determine which you will use for your situation.
1. Always pressure wash the wheels to knock off as much dirt and dust as possible, and more importantly, to cool the wheel. Never apply chemical to a dry or hot wheel. This can cause streaking and staining.
2. Apply wheel acid (see: A warning about acids and HF below.) to the wheels. Follow this with an application of non-acid (high-alkaline) cleaner to neutralize the acid. On hot days, it is advisable to apply chemical to only two wheels at a time, or even individually if it is too hot. Allow the chemical to dwell and work for you, but do not let it dry.
3. Take the wheel brush and scrub the flat surface of the wheel using a lot of water and getting the bristle into as many recessed areas as possible.
4. Use the spoke brush and water to clean the deeply recessed areas of the wheel.
5. Rinse with clean water and if there is still brake dust in the recessed areas, which is typical with BMW wheels, you need to reapply the acid and/or non-acid cleaner. Then use the toothbrush and/or a piece of steel wool to clean out the recessed areas.
6. Apply solvent to the asphalt, let dwell and remove with a small piece of steel wool or a towel, whichever works best.
7. Apply paint thinner to a towel and see if that will remove the road paint. If it does not, you may need to use steel wool to remove heavy paint concentrations. Always take care when using steel wool so that you do not scratch the wheel. Remember, it could be polyurethane enamel, just like the paint. Aluminum or magnesium wheels will also scratch if rubbed too hard with steel wool.
8. Rinse all four wheels and they should be perfectly clean if you have done your job.
Remember this was only a case study. There are many types of wheels, and hundreds of different problems. You must evaluate each and every situation with the same care and attention you would the paint finish.
A warning about acids and HF
Of all the chemicals used in the detail business, wheel acids are the most dangerous to the wheel, the employee and the environment.
Many contain hydrofluoric (HF) acid which is extremely harmful if you get it on your skin, in your eyes or inhale it and is not recommended.
With any wheel acid, you should always wear safety equipment. This means glasses and gloves; and the work should be done in a well-ventilated area.
Non-acid wheel cleaners, while not as dangerous, have a high pH (12 or 13). They are harmful to your eyes and will severely dry out your hands if not used with gloves. So do not be fooled into thinking that they are not dangerous.
Also, repeated use of wheel acid can break down in the resin in the clear-coat and cause it to cloud and/or deteriorate. So use acid only when absolutely necessary.
And remember: Just because it cleans faster than non-acid does not mean you should always use it.
R.L. "Bud" Abraham is president of Detail Plus Car Appearance Systems, Portland, OR, and a nearly 40-year member of the car care industry. He is also the executive director of the International Detailing Association and a member of the Western Carwash Association Board of Directors. Abraham can be contacted at email@example.com.


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RYAN VREDE, writing in Business Day Sport Monthly, says the late Solly Tyibilika was always fighting a losing battle.
Solly Tyibilika's career died long before his life ended. Indeed, a strong argument can be made that his life ended because his career died.
The why and how are important in equal measure when reflecting on his career and life. Why Tyibilika, who, by all accounts, had become mixed up with elicitors of trouble, was murdered in a hail of bullets in a Gugelethu shebeen on a Sunday afternoon, was still under investigation at the time of writing. How the 32-year-old went from crossing the tryline on debut for the Springboks in 2004 to lying in police chalk lines seven years later, is compelling. It is the rugby tragedy of our time.
I was lunching with a Springbok and former team-mate of Tyibilika's at the time the news of his death broke. As details of its nature emerged – a calculated, gang-style hit that saw his body pumped with what an eye witness deemed 'countless shots' – his reaction struck me as strange. Tyibilika's violent end was not unexpected. Through at least 20 text messages the player showed me it became apparent that this sentiment was shared by even those players who were closest to him. Certainly his death was lamented in these messages, but it was telling that most senders were not particularly surprised by its nature.
'When Solly felt cared for he was invested in his career and determined to succeed,' the player said. 'When he felt hard done by he could be pretty self-destructive.'
There were to be increasing instances when his emotional immaturity manifested in this manner as his career progressed. But this wasn't always so. Tyibilika caught the Sharks' eye in 2003 off the back of impressive performances for Griquas. He would establish himself as a regular member of their Super Rugby squad – his pace, upper-body strength, work rate and robust approach placing him among the top openside flankers in the country at the time. He lacked the finesse, guile, vision and tactical appreciation that separated the good scavengers from the great ones, but attained a level of consistency that appealed to Springbok coach Jake White in late 2004.
There were muted grumbles of a political agenda when Tyibilika was named in White's end-of-year tour squad. However, the overriding feeling was that Tyibilika had the potential to develop into a more than competent Test player.
He acquitted himself well on debut against Scotland at Murrayfield, becoming the first black African to score a try for the Springboks. He started against Argentina in Buenos Aires a week later and maintained a high enough standard domestically in 2005 to be a part of White's squad for the Test season. There had been little evidence to support rhetoric about the wealth of world-class black talent in Tyibilika's home province, the Eastern Cape. Tyibilika, it appeared, would be a groundbreaker in this regard, particularly since he was a forward, a rare commodity in a region renowned for producing backline players.
Then something happened that hinted at a delinquent demon that would surface with greater and lesser degrees of intensity as his career progressed. The Springboks staged a Test in East London against Uruguay. Tyibilika scored twice in the 134-3 rout and later invited friends who had travelled from his hometown, New Brighton, up to his hotel room to share a celebratory drink. He left three days later, having missed the team's flight to Durban and depleting most of his not inconsiderable match fee.
Still, there were glimpses of brilliance that inspired. A month later Tyibilika would outplay Australian George Smith in a Tri-Nations Test at Ellis Park, before being injured and substituted at half-time by Schalk Burger.
The Springboks won 33-20 but Tyibilika only featured in the southern hemisphere showpiece again a year later, playing in losing sides in three Tests, although not looking an impostor in elevated company. This was particularly pertinent, given that in a post-match press conference a week before, White had intimated that Tyibilika was included because of the colour of his skin. There was a clamour for the in-form Luke Watson's inclusion after the Springboks suffered a 49-0 defeat to Australia in Brisbane, but White explained his decision to go with Tyibilika, in light of Danie Rossouw's tour-ending injury, saying: 'We need to be honest about sensitivities of the make-up of the team and show that transformation is happening in our country. We have got a guy like Solly on tour. There is a relationship in a team structure and we need to be considerate to that dynamic between the players.'
In Burger's injury-enforced absence White later called Tyibilika the best openside flank in the country prior to the Loftus Test against New Zealand. The 47 minutes Tyibilika played in that heavy defeat would be his last for the Springboks.
This had much to do with a move to the Lions in 2007, one, he said, necessitated by the lack of game time he was getting in Durban. Breaking into the World Cup squad was his top priority and White had offered assurances that he was in the planning for the tournament. Eager to make a good impression on his new employers, Tyibilika trained relentlessly in the off-season and was unrivalled in the conditioning stakes when tests were conducted in camps in preparation for the Super Rugby campaign. However, his contribution amounted to little more than hit-outs in a couple of pre-season friendlies. Deemed surplus to requirements, Tyibilika was relegated to the Vodacom Cup side, where, he claimed, the coach wasn't aware of his demotion and not prepared to integrate him into his plans. Thus began Tyibilika's descent, marked by regular absenteeism and an ever-declining appetite for the game and its demands. His hunger for hedonism grew in direct proportion. He was relegated to club rugby. This a year after playing the All Blacks. The Lions released him from his R700 000-a-year contract. His ambition of breaking into the World Cup squad lay in tatters. He would end up watching the final in an East London shebeen.
The South African Rugby Union (Saru) made weak attempts at rehabilitating a man it once claimed to have great faith in. The Lions are even more culpable. Certainly Tyibilika must not be mitigated for his self-destructive behaviour, but he was failed by those who professed to have his interests at heart.
He is not alone in this regard. There have been varying levels of incompetence and irresponsibility in Saru's dealings with black players specifically. Top South African coach Heyneke Meyer relayed the story of Chiliboy Ralepelle and Hilton Lobberts' selection to tour Europe with the Springboks in 2006 to me. Ralepelle and Lobberts were among the best in their positions in the world at U19 level. Prior to their announcement in the squad Meyer pleaded with Saru not to take them, citing their emotional and physical immaturity and stressing that they would be better equipped two years from then.
Lobberts is said to have blown the R400 000 he made on two Volkswagen GTIs, supporting Meyer's former assertion. He hasn't played for South Africa in five years and hasn't looked close to doing so. Ralepelle struggled with recurring injuries thereafter, lending support to the latter offering. He also suffered at the hands of national coaches who told the world he was rugby royalty, but treated him like a leper.
There are others who exhibited a capacity to overcome setbacks, former Springbok wing Ashwin Willemse being the prime example. Despite being plagued by injuries, Willemse refused to allow his spirit to be killed. He regained fitness and was included in the 2007 World Cup squad. He now has a burgeoning career as an analyst on SuperSport that is far removed from the path his life could have followed had he opted to surrender to Hope's assassin and return to the drug and gang culture that was a feature of his childhood. Tyibilika didn't possess Willemse's immense resolve. His tendency for self-sabotage demanded that he had a strong mentor, even a team of them, who could constantly reinforce his value, celebrate his talent and be prepared to talk hard when needed. In addition, he also needed brutal honesty and a clearly defined goal from his coaches. Instead he found the validation and emotional investment he sought from men who fuelled the beast within.
There is no question that Tyibilika was a fundamentally good man whose life course diverted from a route that promised a rich legacy to one that led to a premature and deeply saddening end. But that alone doesn't warrant bringing his story into the national consciousness.
There are lessons in Tyibilika's life and his violent death that must be heeded by the game's administrators. History reflects that professional black athletes, specifically those from low socio-economic backgrounds, are more prone to delinquency than their white counterparts. A range of explanations has been offered for this, the primary one being the former's generally underdeveloped emotional intelligence and life skills which compromises their capacity to adequately deal with their ascent from paupers to princes. This rings true for South African rugby players, where that division between privileged and poor is even more pronounced.
This is the stark education that Tyibilika's story must provide. It is utterly unacceptable that 16 years into the professional era the game's administrators still haven't established a world-class programme that focuses on equipping young black players with the skills needed to negotiate challenges they will encounter in their careers. This must be an issue that commands immediate attention.
Tyibilika possessed some measure of fight even in the last moments, dragging his bullet-riddled body across the ground for a couple of metres in search of help. His physical wounds ultimately proved to be mortal, but the mental wounds he incurred in the latter part of his professional career had long since killed his spirit. How different it could all have been had someone cared for him enough to make his mind bulletproof.
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Lionel Messi vs Christiano Ronaldo
Lionel Messi vs Christiano Ronaldo
Went for Messi, his technique in tight spaces is the best in the world which I think makes him the most valuable playing currently in the world, otherwise there is very little to split them. Oh but Ronaldo is a **** who flopped at Euro.
Kaka back in the UCL should be a good thing to see this season too. He's a wisker behind these two currently.
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The one, the only CW Black
Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
Don't know about goal of the century but...
Brilliant, Ronaldo would dive and get a free kick before attempting such a run
Messi, but only just. Messi is better in terms of changing direction at full speed (Ronaldo tends to run straight at defenders), goal assists (more of a team player than Ronaldo - although both have a tendency to showboat), big match performer (UCL Final, WC 06 over Ronaldo's Euros and CL finals) and`most of all, he's a far better dribbler than Ronaldo. Ronaldo may have a better header and free kick but for me Messi's exceptional ground ball skills make him the better player.
I'd also disagree with the WC 06 example. Messi was a bit-part player for a lot of the tournament, and although he was impressive when involved and was clearly a young man of phenomenal talent, he wasn't as influential for Argentina as Ronaldo was for Portugal - Ronaldo's clash with Rooney and his general diving antics have in retrospect overshadowed the fact that he had an impressive tournament. He was also outstanding at Euro 2004.
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Ronaldo, both on par technically. But Ronaldo is stronger, a weakness in Messi's game that has been regularly exposed in CL games againts English sides.
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Sadly, the headlines Monday drove home the point that the winter season is the fire season. House fires claimed three people in the state, including a 76-year-old man in
As tragic as those dozen deaths are on their own, they are made more so by a common thread that runs through many — a little precaution would have prevented them. Combustible material left too close to a heat source, improperly discarded smoking material, malfunctioning kerosene heater — these mistakes proved fatal in fires from Whiteville to
Unfortunately, that situation isn't unusual, either in number or cause. During the first two months of 2012, according to the North Carolina Fire Marshal's Association, 14 people died in house fires traced to many of the same preventable causes.
It is not clear now what started the
According to the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA), heating equipment was involved in an estimated 57,100 reported home structure fires in 2010, resulting in 490 civilian deaths, 1,530 civilian injuries, and $1.1 billion in direct property damage.
An NFPA reports provides this insight into leading causes:
> Space heaters, whether portable or stationary, accounted for one-third (32 percent) of home heating fires and four out of five (80 percent) of home heating fire deaths.
> The leading factor contributing to home heating fires (26 percent) was failure to clean, principally creosote from solid-fueled heating equipment, primarily chimneys.
> The leading factor contributing to ignition for home heating fire deaths (51 percent) was heating equipment too close to things that can burn, such as upholstered furniture, clothing, mattress, or bedding.
Prevention is largely matter of paying attention and being aware of potential danger, particularly if alternative heating sources such as wood-burning stoves, fireplaces and space heaters are employed. For instance, kerosene heaters come with detailed instructions for use and refueling; read and follow them to the letter. With a wood heater and fireplaces, keep combustible material well away and make sure the chimney is in good repair and clean.
Lastly, take these precautions to heart, no matter what the home-heating source:
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Allen currently serves as a Senior Associate Athletic Director responsible for Men's and Women's Lacrosse, Men's and Women's Swimming and Volleyball teams. He also coordinates the scheduling and transportation needs of the athletic department and the fundraising efforts of the department. Finally the transportation, scheduling, strength and conditioning and athletic training departments report to him as well. Allen has athletic training responsibilities with the baseball program and fills in with other teams as needed. Allen resides in Salisbury, NC with his wife Dawn, daughter Lily and son William.
Brandon Johnson joined the Falcons in August of 2010, and he was named the Head Athletic Trainer in June 2013. He completed his B.S. in Athletic Training from Western Carolina University, and obtained his Master's degree in Health Administration from Pfeiffer University in August 2013. In 2014-15, Johnson will be primarily working with women's soccer, men's basketball, and men's lacrosse. Brandon lives in Misenheimer, NC with his wife Tiffany.
Jasmine Honey is beginning her fourth year at Pfeiffer and was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance in the Spring of 2014. She also serves an Assistant Athletic Trainer, handling women's lacrosse and men's and women's golf .
Her athletic training background includes earning her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Bridgewater College, VA. From there, she went on to earn her Master of Science in Health Promotion from Northwestern State University, LA, where she also worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the softball and football teams.
Bobby Sager is beginning his first year at Pfeiffer as an Assistant Athletic Trainer this Fall. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Human Health and Performance and a Master of Science in Athletic Training from Montana State University. Bobby will be the Athletic Trainer for men's soccer, women's basketball, and softball.
Joanna Mannon is entering her second year as the Graduate Assistant for the Athletic Training department. Joanna graduated from Limestone College with a B.S degree in Athletic Training with a minor in biology in May of 2013. Joanna is obtaining her Masters of Health Administration degree from Pfeiffer University. Joanna will be the Athletic Trainer for the Women's Volleyball team, Swimming, Men's Volleyball, Men's and Women's Tennis.
Dan Heinbaugh enters his first year at Pfeiffer as a graduate assistant. Dan graduated from West Virginia University and handles the Cross Country, Track and Field and Baseball teams at Pfeiffer.


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RYAN VREDE watched the Crusaders make a statement of intent with a 33-18 victory over the Waratahs in Nelson.
For the first quarter you would have been forgiven for putting your money on the Waratahs for a comfortable victory, such was the Crusaders' incompetence across all facets of play. However, they showed all the class they've become renowned for thereafter, tearing away to victory off the back of an excellent forward display, midfield dominance, a flawless kicking performance from Dan Carter and the desire to bring some cheer, however fleeting, to the earthquake-ravaged city of Christchurch.
The performance was superlative, but ominously, they are likely to get better and can still bank on the return of their inspirational captain Richie McCaw.
The Tahs, so good in the last fortnight, will reflect on this match and cringe. Their early tries came from the Crusaders' errors, the first birthed from a scrum earned when Sonny Bill Williams, who started awfully but improved exponentially as the match progressed, threw a wild pass at Carter who knocked on. The second emanated from a Luke Burgess turnover, the scrumhalf then rounding off the move in the corner after an expansive attack and slick passing interchange.
However, that was as good as it got for the visitors, who were let down badly by replacement flyhalf Daniel Halangahu, in for the injured Berrick Barnes. Halangahu missed two conversions and a penalty before he was relieved of the kicking duties, but his nightmare continued when he threw the intercepted pass that gave the dynamic and powerful Robbie Fruean the first of two tries. Fruean's second was vintage Crusaders, dominating the collisions and offloading skilfully in contact. Williams redeemed himself after his earlier error by deftly picking off Fruean despite the attention of two defenders. Carter kicked the conversion, his second, which followed four penalties, for a 26-13 lead.
Any ambitions of a comeback the Tahs may have haboured were shattered when Williams finished a move that again featured a bulldozing run from his midfield partner, Fruean.
The Tahs were patently distraught. They were being decimated at scrum time, battered at the tackle point and cut to shreds by a backline directed masterfully by Carter, whose centres were brutally efficient. Rarely has a Tahs team been made to look so impotent, so utterly devoid of attacking ideas. Certainly they didn't help their cause by failing to do the basics well, but their desperation at 20 points down probably had everything to do with that.
There was a late consolation score for Afa Pakalani, but it didn't plaster over a deeply flawed performance. They were completely outplayed by a team who, if they can replicate this standard consistently, will be very, very hard to beat.
Crusaders - Tries: Robbie Fruean (2), Sonny Bill Williams. Conversions: Dan Carter (3). Penalties: Carter (4)
Waratahs - Tries: Tom Carter, Luke Burgess, Afa Pakalani. Penalties: Kurtley Beale