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We have six ensuite bedrooms, all recently refurbished. All rooms have Freeview, tea & coffee facilities and wireless internet access ensuring guests of a most comfortable stay. We have a Dining room that has a wide range of homemade food on the menu made from local produce. Our bar has a pool table,dart board, nintendo wii and sky sports. Berriew is one of the most charming scenic villages. Old black and white timbered buildings line the River Rhiw which winds its way through the village. Berriew is home to Andrew Logan's Museum of Sculpture, he is a world-renowned artist famed for staging the first ever Alternative Miss World Contest! Silver Scenes where some of the finest crafted designs are on display is also well worth a visit. The Hotel is just yards form the Aquaduct carrying the Montgomery Canal, which is part of the Servern Way - very popular with walkers. A warm welcome awaits you.
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Animania HD has picked up both Monsters animated caterpillar stories, HERMIE: A COMMON CATERPILLA, from U.S.-based GlueWorks Entertainment and THE LOST LITTLE CATERPILLER from Iceland-based Caoz Entertainment. Also included is Ape, a half hour model animation from Dublin-based Treasure Entertainment.
Animania HD provides animated kids programming that is delivered with such spectacular images the viewer feels as if theyre being drawn into the program, said Josh Sapan, president/ceo, Rainbow Media Holdings, LLC, creators of Animania HD, which launched in October 2003. Were thrilled to be working with Monster Distributes to deliver such high quality programming to kids.
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Max Lucados HERMIE: A COMMON CATERPILLAR is the clever animated story of two caterpillars who long to escape their dull, boring lives and become something great. Voice talent includes Tim Conway, Don Knotts and Melissa Disney.
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APE is about an orangutan who escapes from the zoo and, having learned to pass himself off as a man, goes on to become a famous chat show presenter, described as a cross between Jay Leno and Tony Soprano.
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HAMPTON, Ga. -- Mike Skinner bumped past Clint Bowyer to take the lead on a restart seven laps from the finish Friday night and raced away to his second straight victory in NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series.
Todd Bodine, the defending series champion and last spring's winner at Atlanta Motor Speedway, followed Skinner past Bowyer to grab second place on lap 124 of the 130-lap event, but the leader was just too strong, pulling away to a five car-length victory, the 21st of his truck career.
"I think the [No.] 30 [Bodine] was probably the better truck tonight, but I was a little better on short runs and the cautions just kept coming out," Skinner said. "I was fortunate to get by Bowyer on that restart and was just able to hold Todd off for that last few laps."
The race was marred by a track-record nine caution flags, breaking the truck mark of seven set last fall.
After losing the lead, Bowyer slipped all the way to seventh before rallying to finish fifth behind Matt Crafton and Rick Crawford.
"Skinner just did what he had to do on that restart," Bowyer said, smiling. "It was probably payback. I did what I had to do to win in a race last year [at Texas]."
Bodine was disappointed by the finish.
"Our truck was just incredible on the long runs. But I knew when we got by Bowyer that there was no chance I was going to get [Skinner]," Bodine said. "I saw earlier in the race that I was behind him for about 15 laps before my car came in and I could get by him.
"Our trucks were definitely equal on the short runs and mine was better on the long runs. I hated to see all those cautions at the end. We just didn't get the long run we needed. But our Tundra was pretty good and we'll take it."
Skinner, who started from the pole, and Bodine dominated the race, but Bowyer, a Nextel Cup regular and occasional truck racer, found himself just behind rookie and former open-wheel star A.J. Allmendinger after some late pit stops by the leaders.
After a restart on lap 97, Bowyer chased down Allmendinger and passed him for the lead on the next lap. Meanwhile, Skinner and Bodine, who restarted fifth and sixth, were charging toward the front.
Skinner passed Bowyer for the lead on lap 100, but another caution came out on lap 101 when Kraig Kinser crashed. Bowyer then passed Skinner on the restart on lap 109, taking Crawford with him.
Bowyer remained out front as two more caution flags waved for crashes by Bill Lester and Allmendinger. But Skinner got back out front for good, nudging Bowyer's rear bumper on the restart on lap 124 and taking advantage of the leader's slight wiggle to drive past on the outside.


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The article and database functionality in IP.Content helps you manage content on your site in many ways, so one goal we work towards in each release is balancing functionality and capability with ease of use. We don't want to remove functionality to make the software easier to use, but we also don't want the functionality available to inhibit how you use the software. We also work towards integration and consistency with the forums to help deliver a consistent experience for your users. Some changes you can expect to see to the databases and articles areas in IP.Content 2.1 have been implemented to help deliver on improved functionality, consistency, and ease of use.
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IP.Board 3.1 introduced the ability to "Like" any topic on Facebook, helping to share content from your community on the world's largest social network. This functionality has been well received, and we are pleased to announce that IP.Content 2.1 will feature this same capability for any articles and database records on your site. Your users will now be able to "Like" (and comment through Facebook) any content you post in your articles and databases areas (if you have enabled the Facebook Like hook).
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Sistema weblog creado por Deinso (Desarrollo Informático Solidario). Distribución Open Source & GNU. Se intenta con ello hacer un sistema de posteo extremadamente sencillo de usar para el usuario final pero con multitud de funcionalidades.
the project is based on a system of management of sale of autopartes, everything is via online, giving comfort to the user of which from his house it can accede with all the comfort


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The results are in, and the four "Voice" contestants moving on to the finals have been decided.
Each artist was assigned two scores, both out of 100, following their performances on Monday night's show . The first came from their respective judge, while America's vote determined the other. The contestant from each team with the highest overall score advanced to the finals.
With no last-chance performances or saves left in the game, the night's singing came from last year's top four: Dia Frampton, Vicci Martinez, Beverly McClellan and winner Javier Colon.
Frampton, who repped Team Blake last year, was first to the stage, performing her new single "Don't Kick the Chair" with Kid Cudi. If anything, the fact that Frampton remains a viable enough recording artist to be performing the lead single from her upcoming record with a major artist like Cudi is a testament to the fact that whether they advance or not, these folks will be just fine.
After Frampton's performance came the night's first elimination. Aguilera evenly split her 100 points between her two contestants, Chris Mann and Lindsay Pavao, saying the two were so different and performed so strongly that she felt it right to let America decide who should advance.
America's vote was close, but ultimately it was Mann who prevailed, earning a total score of 104 to Pavao's 96, meaning America's vote went 54 to 46 in Mann's favor.
Season-one finalist Vicci Martinez performed her new single, "Come Along," and she got a little help from mentor Cee Lo.
Next up was Adam, who awarded Tony Lucca 60 points to Katrina Parker's 40, saying that while Parker is easily the contest's most improved contestant, he felt that, going into the finals, his connection with Lucca would better serve the rocker on his way to a potential victory.
America, it seems, felt the same. Lucca prevailed with an overall score of 108. Parker did snag an impressive 48 points from America's vote, though her total score of 92 fell short.
Team Christina's season one contestant, rocker Beverly McClellan, hit the stage next to perform "Money Changes Everything" with '80s pop icon Cyndi Lauper. McClellan, like Frampton, has a new album, Fear Nothing, on the way, reaffirming the sentiment Adam shared with his own team when they were on the chopping block: that all the contestants should take the exposure they've gained being on such a popular platform and use it as a launching pad, as both Frampton and McClellan (regardless of the fact that they lost) clearly have.
After last year's winner, Team Adam's Javier Colon, wowed the crowd with his new single "Drop in the Ocean," Team Blake hit the ring to find out who would stay and who would go.
Like Christina, Blake evenly divided his 100 points between Erin Willett and Jermaine Paul, saying he didn't want to be part of the decision-making process anymore. (At least he was honest.) However, America went big for Jermaine, giving the former Alicia Keys backup singer a whopping 77 points for a 123 total. By comparison, Willett totaled only 77.
The night's biggest surprise came when Team Cee Lo stepped forward for elimination. Cee Lo chose to go the Adam route, splitting his points 60/40 between rocker Juliet Simms (60), whose performance of "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" earned the most praise of the night from the panel, and Jamar Rogers (40).
With his compelling backstory and high-energy performances, Rogers has been a front-runner throughout the competition, but America clearly felt the same as the judges regarding Juliet. She snagged another 61 points from the public vote for a 121 total, besting Rogers' combined 79.
Moving on
» Chris Mann
» Tony Lucca
» Jermaine Paul
» Juliet Simms
Going home
» Lindsay Pavao
» Katrina Parker
» Erin Willett
» Jamar Rogers
Did the right contestants advance? Let us know in the comments below!


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Tamer Husni's cinematic debut postponed
Producer Mohammad Al Sabky has decided to postpone screening the film "Amr and Salma" until the summer season. The film was scheduled to be released in January.
The film is a romantic story staring Egyptian singer Tamer Husni and actors Mai Izz El din, Izzat Abu Ouf, Mais Hamdan, Marwa Abdul Min'em, and Mohammad Suleiman.
On a similar note, Tamer and best friend Haitham Shaker will appear together in a new film, after sharing a prison cell while serving a sentence for forging legal documents to avoid military service.
Producer/director Nasr Mahrous is working on the new film that will feature the two stars. Scenarist Ahmad Abdul Fatah announced the film, "Al Fareeq" (The Team), will be released in the near future.
Ahmad also wrote the script for Tamer's first film "Halet Hub" (A Case of Love).
Tamer and Haitham were convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.
Tamer's popularity has only increased since his arrest and sentencing.
Husni will return to the scenes after Egyptian General Hussein Tantawi gave his approval for Tamer to give a performance at the Chinese Hall in Nasr City.
Tamer is currently serving in the military and is not permitted to hold concerts without the military's approval.
The event is organized by head of the Egyptian company MobiNil, Najib Sweiris in Cairo. Sweiris succeeded in getting the military's permission for Tamer to sing, reported the London based Elaph. Once the military gave the singer the green light to perform preparations began for the big event.


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Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Beady outreach
Recently I've been thrilled to find a few little treasures whilst trawling antique markets.
When I stumbled on a tiny vintage sterling camera charm I had to have a little sit down. Then I found a teapot charm too. It was almost too much.
Putting together tiny collections like this charm bracelet is one of my favourite kinds of jewellery making. It's like wearing a miniature cabinet of curiosities on the wrist. There's a little brass locket on there too with a tiny vintage mother of pearl button hiding inside.
A Spring-like mid century forget-me-not locket was another thrill to discover.
Beady outreach is a good feeling too. Broken and neglected necklaces are whisked off to my equivalent of the dolly hospital. These 1950s opaque glass blossom beads were lying sad and tired at the bottom of a bits box in a junk shop.
These three treasures formed a mini etsy and poppytalk handmade update today.
29 comments:
- Nic said...
They're just lovely :) I love the teapot charm - it's so cute!
- 20 April 2011 at 12:25
- Thimbleanna said...
Oooh Emma -- they're all so pretty! I love that you're mixing the old with your pretty new creations!
- 20 April 2011 at 12:49
- Naturally Carol said...
I think it is so satisfying to know that these little trinkets are restored and valued and made into something wonderful!
- 20 April 2011 at 12:57
- andamento said...
All very lovely indeed! I especially like the locket and how you've made the chain of the bracelet.
- 20 April 2011 at 13:01
- faith76 said...
oh what lovely little treasures you have found x
- 20 April 2011 at 13:11
- Rachel said...
And by the way, I had a chance to wear my sempervivens earrings recently and they looked lovely..
- 20 April 2011 at 13:15
- monda-loves said...
Really beautiful Emma. I love the vintage feel to these pieces.
I love my locket necklace and wear it all the time but every time you've made a new one I think that maybe I need to have another one!
- 20 April 2011 at 13:39
- Magic Cochin said...
I love how you bring these lost and lonely treasures together and make something happy!
- 20 April 2011 at 14:32
- crafts@home said...
These are magic, I love them...
Sue Xx
- 20 April 2011 at 14:50
- Tabiboo said...
That little camera is so cute - the whole bracelet is beautiful.
Hope you're enjoying the holidays?
Nina x
- 20 April 2011 at 17:54
- acornmoon said...
Isn't it lovely when that happens, silver treasures for silver pebble.
- 20 April 2011 at 18:07
- Madelief said...
It all looks beautiful! What lucky finds.
Lieve groet,
Madelief x
- 20 April 2011 at 18:14
- Bella Bheag said...
I heard recently that charm bracelets are making a come back - or is that old news? Nice to find some original charms.
- 20 April 2011 at 18:34
- kristina said...
Oooh I recognize the glass blossom beads! Your signature flower goes so perfectly with the flower on the locket. And the camera--swoon! K x
- 20 April 2011 at 19:10
- Sue said...
I'm sorely tempted by that charm bracelet especially with its camera charm. I've just spent £50 on cake tins though! Mustn't spend any more money.
- 20 April 2011 at 19:27
- Su said...
Very pretty - I love the mix of old and new.
- 20 April 2011 at 22:05
- Monica said...
I'm in love with the little camera... and the teapot to0
what a great find!
- 20 April 2011 at 22:22
- Julie said...
I had a silver charm bracelet for my 21st birthday and never wear it. I'm not even sure where it is but your bracelets are beautiful. I have quite a few pieces of broken jewellery from sorting Mum's things out. If I can find some time to sort them out would you like them?
- 20 April 2011 at 22:32
- Dragonfly said...
Another lovely locket. I look at all your jewellery with new eyes now! And want it all ;-)
- 20 April 2011 at 23:40
- Suse said...
The wee camera made my heart skip a beat.
- 21 April 2011 at 01:08
- greenrabbitdesigns said...
It's lovely that these little treasures are reused so beautifully!
Vivienne x
- 21 April 2011 at 01:58
- Lina said...
My favourite kind of project - I'm a sucker for rescuing all things neglected! Your creations are magical!
- 21 April 2011 at 15:00
- Cottage Garden said...
Gorgeous treasures! I love the teeny camera. You have a magical touch Emma.
- 21 April 2011 at 17:56
- Ali said...
Those little treasures were just made for you to find. Glorious!
- 21 April 2011 at 18:05
- Locket Pocket said...
All beautiful Emma - as always! I've been hinting to Mr Locket that he may need to come shopping with you for my fortieth birthday later in the year! Lucy xxx
- 21 April 2011 at 19:22
- Tara said...
The bracelet is beautiful. It's like a little collection of treasures. I wish i lived closer, well, you know, across the ocean, because I would love to do one of your workshops.
- 21 April 2011 at 22:41
- Catherine said...
What a lovely thing to do with tiny treasures, beautiful
- 22 April 2011 at 00:11
- Indigo Blue said...
Your charm bracelets are lovely. I have just planted some forget-me-knots. I have just come back form visiting my parents in Burwell. It has beena bit hot, hasn't it?
Happy Easter
- 23 April 2011 at 23:46
- mrspao said...
Love the charm bracelet - it is stunning :)
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Rammo's rant
THE other day, I woke up, rubbed the sleep out of my eyes and indulged in my usual bowl of cornflakes. After sprinkling three packets of sugar on top, everything seemed to be traveling well.
Benji-less Tigers down Kimmorley-less Sharks
ROUND 6 Wests Tigers 42 v Cronulla Sutherland Sharks 16at Campbelltown Sports StadiumReferees: Jason RobinsonMatch Summary:A courageous Brett Hodgson has led the Wests Tigers to a hoodoo-breaking victory minus fellow playmaker Benji Marshall, over Cronulla at Campbelltown Stadium this afternoon, the Tigers winning 42-16. The match was moving at express pace early on. The Tigers shot out to a 12-0 lead early, but the Sharks bounced back to level the scores at 12 with 13 minutes remaining in the first half. But the defining point of the match came just before the halftime break, with Tigers second-rower Ben Galea diving on a loose ball in the Sharks? in-goal area to give the Tigers a 24-16 lead at halftime.The Tigers never looked back from that point onwards; attaining another three converted tries unanswered in the second half, which culminated with a well-deserved try to debutant Rocky Trimarchi to cap off the Tigers? victory.The Sharks competed well in the first 40 minutes but lacked the consistency required for 80-minute football, which was reflected with their failure to score points in the second half. The only positives to come out of this match for the Sharks was the successful return from injury by Nigel Vagana, and the fact that they have no injuries or reports to come out of this game, although the match review committee may need to shed some light on a few incidents throughout the game on Tuesday. The Sharks clearly missed Brett Kimmorley today. Their attack was hindered greatly, during the second half in particular.On the Tigers side of the equation, they can be pleased with this rare victory without whiz kid Benji Marshall, getting a nagging monkey off their backs. Robbie Farah?s return came at a great time for Wests, who dominated the ruck area prominently. The only negative for the Tigers is that fullback Brett Hodgson has a suspected broken nose, an injury which he managed to play with for the entire second half. It will be interesting to see whether there is any further damage to the injury.The Tigers meet Parramatta next Friday night, a match which they?ll be confident of winning after today?s return to form.A bleak outlook for Cronulla though. They meet the competition-leading Cowboys at Toyota Park next Saturday night, and will be in dire straights if they fail to generate a victory shortly. Scorers:Wests Tigers: 42Tries: Ben Galea, Paul Whatuira(2), Ryan O'Hara, Michael Crockett(2), Rocky TrimarchiGoals: Brett Hodgson 6/7, Scott Prince 1/1Cronulla Sutherland Sharks: 16Tries: David Simmons, Nigel Vagana, Brett KearneyGoals: Luke Covell 2/3By the Clock:Pre-Game min: NEWS A bright and sunny afternoon greets the Cronulla Sharks as they travel to Campbelltown to meet an injury-ravaged Wests Tigers outfit. The major omissions are obviously Benji Marshall for the Tigers and Brett Kimmorley for the Sharks which may take the edge off this game ever so slightly.Changes:Tigers: Bryce Gibbs out, Ryan O'Hara moves from the bench into the starting front row. And Chris Patterson comes into the side on the bench.For Cronulla, Greg Bird has made way for Nigel Vagana who makes an early return from injury, which will no doubt boost the Sharks' chances. 0 min: NEWS Kickoff!, match underway at Campbelltown2 min: TRY Wests TigersMichael Crockett catches the Sharks' defence off-guard with an early try in the corner. Tigers 6-08 min: TRY Wests TigersPaul Whatuira snatches a cross-field kick from hooker Robbie Farah and forces the ball out wide. Two early blows from the Tigers, and the Sharks look shell-shocked. Tigers 12-013 min: TRY Cronulla Sutherland SharksLance Thompson gives a superb offload to flying five eighth Brett Kearney for the first Cronulla try. Tigers 12-622 min: NEWS Still no change to the score, the Wests Tigers leading Cronulla by 12 points to 6. Cronulla are now mounting pressure on the Tigers' line.23 min: TRY Cronulla Sutherland SharksThe Campbelltown crowd have gone silent after a terrific start by the Tigers to lead 12-0, Cronulla have levelled the scores with a try to fullback David Simmons which was at first referred to the video referee, who adjudicated that Simmons had grounded the ball as opposed to being held up. Covell has added the conversion. 12 all.27 min: TRY Cronulla Sutherland SharksNigel Vagana continues his stellar return from injury with a try for the Sharks. Sharks 16-1231 min: TRY Wests TigersRyan O'Hara bursts onto a short-ball from Tigers hooker Robbie Farah to score next to the posts. Tigers 18-1639 min: TRY Wests TigersBen Galea dives on a loose ball to score for the Tigers, and Scott Prince adds the extras. Giving his side a crucial 8-point advantage heading into halftime. Tigers 24-16Halftime min: NEWS In a bizzarre first 40 minutes, the Wests Tigers have scored four tries to three to lead the Cronulla Sharks by 24 points to 16 at halftime. The Tigers shot out to a 12-0 lead early on, before the Sharks hit back with tries in quick succession to level the scores at 12. The Sharks will be rueing the fact that they let in the Ben Galea try right on the break, but one gets the feeling that this match could still go either way. 40 min: NEWS Second half underway at Campbelltown, meanwhile Brett Hodgson has a suspected broken nose, stay tuned.42 min: NEWS NO TRY: Luke Covell loses the ball in the in-goal, bombing an early Cronulla opportunity to close the gap.43 min: TRY Wests TigersMichael Crockett gets across the stripe for his second of the afternoon. Meanwhile Hodgson misses the conversion and it appears that he's decided to play on with this suspected broken nose. Tigers 28-1650 min: PENALTY GOAL Wests TigersHodgson strikes his attempt at penalty goal sweetly and the Tigers are moving away from the Sharks now with a 30-16 lead. Tigers 30-1653 min: TRY Wests TigersWhatuira is over again and the Sharks look as though they'll come up short yet again here. Tigers 36-1664 min: NEWS Still no change to the score, the Tigers now certain to claim a rare victory minus playmaker Benji Marshall with a lead of 36-16.72 min: TRY Wests TigersTigers debutant Rocky Trimarchi has accelerated onto a Robbie Farah short-ball to score under the posts, and seal victory for the Wests Tigers. Tigers 42-16Fulltime: min: NEWS Fulltime at Campbelltown Stadium and the Tigers have won comprehensively by 42 points to 16. Stay tuned for the match report...-----------------------------------------Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:3 - Brett Hodgson2 - John Skandalis1 - Scott Prince-----------------------------------------
Rammo's rant
I tend to be a pretty stubborn kind of guy and usually, there?s less chance of me admitting to a blunder than of John Howard walking into question time donning Peter Garrett?s ?sorry? T-shirt. But last weekend has forced me to change tack, particularly when selecting Premiers pre-season.
Rammo's rant
AN issue which has caught my eye this week is whether players who sign with rugby union, or the English Super League, should be able to play representative football for the remaining time on their NRL contracts. The players in focus at the moment are Mark Gasnier and Trent Barrett.
Rammo's rant
AFTER just three rounds of the National Rugby League, I think I?ve been forced to review my pre-season predicted favourites.While the Dragons showed signs of the form we?ve come to expect from them in recent years on the weekend against South Sydney, let?s face it, they weren?t outstanding and Souths were much worse. The Dragons are becoming renowned as the team similar to the good movie your mates tell you to see that turns out to be a stinker. At least on the weekend, the movie got three stars.I think it was Bob Fulton who said that the Dragons played a 6 out of 10 game, but still won by 30. After watching the game I?d have to agree, it was certainly more of a reflection of Souths? inept play than the Dragons? brilliance. They were my favourites at the beginning of the season, while I haven?t written them or anyone else off for the title this year, I would have to go with the North Queensland Cowboys at this stage.I think the notion that they are the only club who don?t rely solely on one player is a little off the mark though, without Johnathan Thurston I think they?d struggle a bit. But having said that, they have more depth this year and even though they do rely on Thurston, he has a near perfect record with injuries so he should get the best part, if not all, of the season played out. Although you can never be too sure, freak accidents do happen on the football field. But it must not be ignored that sides with players who are prone to injury are generally harder hit than those who aren?t.Pundits were willing to throw Newcastle up the top as premiership favourites after their tremendous win over the Bulldogs. I tend to disagree, I think they?re going off a bit early. Didn?t they win the wooden spoon last season? Yes, yes, yes, I know, they didn?t have Andrew Johns. But doesn?t that tell you anything in itself? Johns hasn?t played a full NRL season since 2001, and let me tell you, the older you get, the harder it gets. So Newcastle - with Johns, premiership contenders; without Johns, spoon contenders. At least we know where they stand. I think that in itself is enough of a reason to suggest why they shouldn?t be favourites.I?m really trying to think of sides that don?t rely solely on one player, and to be honest, the only one that springs to mind is the Melbourne Storm.Take the following players out of the following teams and they wouldn?t be the same:Broncos: LockyerBulldogs: Sherwin or El MasriKnights: JohnsPanthers: GowerSharks: KimmorleyCowboys: ThurstonStorm: (have a number of quality players)Sea Eagles: Kennedy or OrfordTigers: MarshallRaiders: Smith (Even with him they are ordinary!)Roosters: Anasta or MorleyDragons: GasnierEels: HindmarshAs for the leftovers, the Rabbitohs and the Warriors, they really don?t have any players worth noting, but I think you get my drift.The Storm are number one in terms of relying on a number of players, and while the Cowboys rely heavily on Thurston, they?d be able to get through without him for short periods here and there, particularly during origin.So back to the premiership favourites, those two would be my two picks at this stage, the Cowboys and the Storm. But it is only round three, a lot can change. Just on Penrith, I tipped them to win the wooden spoon at the start of the year, I think I have eaten my words there, they are top four contenders for sure.I went off a bit early on the Bulldogs last week as well, while they can pull out the big performance here and there, they just don?t seem to be able to do it as consistently as they used to. Where they finish this season is a mystery to me, but I really can?t see them making the top four. They need to put Mark O?Meley back on the bench. He?s much more effective that way, a lot of his bite is taken away when he starts the game. They had it right against the Tigers but for some reason they wanted to change things.I think I?d have to put the Roosters in the same boat. While they are probably more consistent than the Bulldogs, they don?t have the Bulldogs? tendency to win the big games. They can?t even do it occasionally any more. The 2004 grand finalists probably won?t be playing a part in that match this year.The Warriors proved me wrong last week, they?ll finish above zero points this season. And the wooden spoon is not a foregone conclusion as thought also, watching the Raiders concede 126 points in their last two matches, the race is far from over.The men from the nation?s capital should be rebuilding for the future. The Raiders should pay out his contract, get someone in for the long term and let Elliot prepare for his Penrith stint next season.So all in all round three sprung up a few surprises, leaving this writer eating a bit of humble pie.
Dragons thrash Rabbits for first win of 2006
FULLTIME score:Round 3St George Illawarra Dragons 44 def. South Sydney Rabbitohs 14Match summary:The St George Illawarra Dragons have today flexed their potential premiership muscles with a majestic 44-14 victory over a hapless South Sydney outfit at the Rabbitohs? new home of Telstra Stadium.South Sydney started the stronger of the two sides, and had an 8-6 lead after half an hour of play and it looked as though we were to be treated to a close one after Nathan Merritt?s 28th minute try.But the Dragons came up with three blows, the third being the knockout one, in the 10 minute period leading into halftime. Daryl Millard, playing in just his second career game was the first of those try-scorers after a beautiful pass from captain Trent Barrett. Subsequent four-pointers to Aaron Gorrell and Colin Best ensured the Dragons weren?t going to let this one slip through their fingers and went in with a match-securing 26-8 lead at the break.The Dragons kept the foot on the accelerator after halftime. Mark Gasnier crossed for the first of his three tries just three minutes into the second half, and at that stage it was quite obvious that the Dragons were about to claim their first win in season 2006.The match hit a lull somewhat midway through the second half, with both sides producing a comedy of errors. Gasnier came back to the party late in the match with two late tries to change the status of the victory from comprehensive to blowout.Nathan Merritt scored a consolation try for Souths right on the fulltime hooter, the Dragons running out winners 44 points to 14.South Sydney will be disappointed with the way things went pear-shaped from the 30th minute onwards. Their position is not improved with the news that Stuart Webb, Yileen Gordon, and Manase Manuokafoa have all been placed on report. And looking at all three of those incidents, things don?t look good for those players on the judiciary front. They meet the Sharks at Toyota Park next Saturday afternoon.St George Illawarra put in a more impressive performance in attack today, coming away with their first victory in 2006. Good news and bad to come out of this one for the Dragons, Ben Creagh and Matt Cooper are poised for a return next week in their clash with the Broncos at WIN Stadium next Sunday. But unfortunately for the Dragons, Jason Ryles has a suspected broken hand and more news will come out of that prospect during the week.Scorers:South Sydney Rabbitohs: 14Tries: Yileen Gordon, Shane Rigon, Nathan MerrittGoals: Nathan Merritt 1/3St George Illawarra Dragons: 44Tries: Colin Best, Mark Gasnier(3), Aaron Gorrell, Ben Hornby, Daryl MillardGoals: Aaron Gorrell 8/8 Venue: Telstra StadiumCrowd: 16,049Referee: Jason RobinsonHalf time: Dragons 26-8Live commentary:Sunshine beaming down onto the field here at Homebush in what looks certain to be a cracking contest between the Rabbitohs and the Dragons.Team changes (Dragons): Andrew Price comes onto the bench for Aaron Wheatley.South Sydney are as per the program.And we're underway in the first half! The Bunnies kick-off.4 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsBuddy Gordon opens the scoring for Souths after a simple run-around and dummy from Rigon creates some space for the young centre. Attempted conversion from Merritt fails. Rabbitohs 4-011 min: NEWS Both teams sorting themselves out here. Plenty of open play at the moment promising an entertaining affair.14 min: NEWS Greenshields makes a mess of a bomb in goal, presenting a good attacking opportunity for the Bunnies.19 min: NEWS A bit scrappy here at the moment. Both sides are making a few mistakes and the Dragons completion rate is poor.22 min: NEWS Stuart Webb on report for a high shot on Clint Greenshields.23 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsGreat try here with Justin Poore taking the ball to the line and flicking it out the back to Hornby who finds Best lurking midfield. Gorrell converts and the Dragons lead. Dragons 6-424 min: NEWS Buddy Gordon struggling out wide, seems he's taken a bit of a knock to the head.28 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsA cheeky try here to Rigon after Merritt appeared to go to ground with the ball before slipping a miracle pass from under the defence, finding Sutton who offloads to Rigon out wide. Merritt misses a relatively easy one.Rabbitohs 8-631 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsA mistake from Jaiman Lowe turns possession over to the Dragons in good field position. Barrett fires a pass to Millard who strolls over out wide. Gorrell converts and the Dragons hit back almost straight away. Dragons 12-835 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsAnother turn-over in Souths territory sees the Dragons with the ball in good position. Gorrell scoots out of acting half and manages to bustle his way over the line next to the sticks. Pretty soft stuff from the Bunnies who have crumbled in the last 10 minutes. Gorrell converts his own try. Dragons 18-837 min: NEWS Buddy Gordon and David Fa'alogo on report for a high tackle on Micheal Henderson. This one doesn't look real good and the Dragons are lining up a penalty goal.38 min: PENALTY GOAL St George Illawarra DragonsGorrell adds another two courtesy of the penalty from the high shot. Dragons 20-840 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsThe Dragons pile on another try despite a question mark over an obstruction to John Sutton. Gorrell adds the extras. Dragons 26-8A disappointing back-end of the half from Souths, who looked very competitive for 25-30 minutes. Some soft tries have almost played them out of the game here at halftime, with some extraordinary work needed to dig them out of the fire. The Dragons look competent, but not great and have made many mistakes throughout. This first half should give them the confidence necessary to roll the Bunnies however.Second half underway at Telstra Stadium43 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsFloodgates opening now very early on in the second half, with Dragons centre Mark Gasnier running onto a classy cross-field ball from a seemingly rejuvenated Trent Barrett to cross for another try. Dragons 32-850 min: NEWS Still no change to the score at Telstra, the Dragons still holding a 32-8 lead. Souths have allowed mistakes to creep into their game which have cost them dearly, both sides really only playing out time now with the result a foregone conclusion.53 min: NEWS Clint Greenshields down injured after a collision with Shannon Hegarty. We will update you as more information comes to hand on the injury. Still 32-8 to the Dragons with no sign of a comeback happening here.57 min: NEWS Greenshields appears to have recovered from the collision with Hegarty. 32-8 the score remains.60 min: NEWS Crowd 16,049.61 min: TRY St George Illawarra DragonsGasnier pounces on a loose ball and out-sprints Hegarty from 90 metres out to score under the posts. A disappointing finish to this match for Souths after a positive start. Dragons 38-868 min: NEWS The score remains the Dragons 38 South Sydney 8. Bothy sides seem to have their eyes on the clock right now. The Dragons will get their first win of 2006 here.71 min: TRY St George IllawarraShocking defence from John Sutton and Shannon Hegarty close to their own line, and Mark Gasnier scores a simple try from dummy-half to cap off a hat-trick. Dragons 44-880 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsNathan Merritt scores a consolation try right on the siren for Souths, the Dragons running out winners by 44 points to 14 in a commanding performance. Dragons 44-14-----------------------------------------Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:3 - Mark Gasnier2 - Dean Young1 - Trent Barrett-----------------------------------------
Rammo's rant
FIRST up, apologies for my absence last week, had a corked thigh which ruled me out. I?m back and hitting it up hard this week though with normal service having resumed here at LU.
Storm edge out Roosters in thriller
FULLTIME score:Round 2Sydney Roosters 18 v Melbourne Storm 22Match summary:The Sydney Roosters have staged a remarkable comeback this afternoon, but it wasn?t quite enough to defeat the Melbourne Storm in a cliff-hanger today at Aussie Stadium, the Storm winning the match 22-18 on a warm Sydney afternoon.Melbourne came firing off the blocks in the first half, and took a 16-0 lead into halftime, a lead which was almost extended right on the break with Storm winger Jake Webster failing to keep his feet in play, crashing over the sideline and the margin remained at 16 at the interval. The Roosters then staged a remarkable second half fight-back. After trailing 22-0 midway through the half, the Roosters crossed for three converted tries in quick time, and were an Anthony Minichiello mistake away from claiming victory. The Australian fullback put a regulation pass to ground and granted the Storm a massive reprieve. Ball control was a problem for the Bondi club all afternoon, and in retrospect, the Roosters should have won this match according to the number of chances they squandered, in comparison to the end margin of just four points. Melbourne went into their shells during the second half and were remarkably lucky to hang on after a scanty performance towards the end of the match. But otherwise the Storm were consummate in victory, with an excellent platform laid down by their forwards which enabled their skilled backline of Billy Slater, Greg Inglis and Jake Webster to wreak havoc on a shaky Roosters defensive line.The Storm had to battle with 16 men for the majority of the match, former Rooster Michael Crocker was forced to leave the field in the 24th minute with a suspected nasal injury. This may have contributed to their lacklustre finish to the match.The Roosters? performance was far inferior to that of last week?s effort against Souths, new buys Braith Anasta and Ashley Harrison appeared to be non-existent out on the field today. Last year?s demons appear to have followed the Roosters into 2006, and they need to look at bringing Craig Wing into the starting side for Brett Finch, Finch seeming to hinder the Roosters attacking structure and is again trying to get too involved when players of far more quality, Anasta and Harrison, are virtual ghosts.The one shining light for the Roosters today was Jamie Soward, and he appears to have a mortgage on the number seven jumper.Matt King was earlier ruled out for Melbourne, causing concern for management who simply can?t afford to have him ruled out of action for a long period.Sam Perrett was sent to the sin bin in just the 4th minute for the Roosters, but there were no reports to speak of from this game.Melbourne have had a pleasing start to 2006 with two victories from two starts, both away from home. The Roosters have been very patchy and it looks as though the men from Bondi have some cobwebs to sweep out of the closet, similarly to last season after the loss of Brad Fittler. Scorers:Sydney Roosters: 18Tries: Ryan Cross, Amos Roberts, Jamie SowardGoals: Craig Fitzgibbon 3/3Melbourne Storm: 22Tries: Cooper Cronk, Ryan Hoffman, Greg Inglis, Steve TurnerGoals: Cameron Smith 3/4Venue: Aussie StadiumCrowd: 10,841Referee: Tony ArcherHalf time: Storm 16-0Live commentary:0 min: NEWS Today sees a rejuvenated Sydney Roosters side minus the suspended Adrian Morley up against a much-improved Melbourne Storm outfit, minus Matt King, at Aussie Stadium on a hot March afternoon in Sydney.Changes: Roosters: as-per-programStorm: Steve Turner comes off the bench into the centres for the injured Matt King, Jamie Feeney comes into the side onto the interchange bench.KICKOFF!, match underway at Aussie Stadium in Sydney4 min: NEWS Sam Perret sent to the sin bin for a professional foul close to the Roosters line.9 min: TRY Melbourne StormGreg Inglis capitalises on a brilliant cross-field kick from Storm halfback Cooper Cronk, taking advantage of his superior height to Iosia Soliola. Storm 4-014 min: NEWS Billy Slater denied a try by on-field officials, ruling to have attempted a double movement and is penalised accordingly. Meanwhile, Sam Perrett has returned from the sin bin.20 min: TRY Melbourne StormMelbourne have capitalised on a Roosters mistake from the play-the-ball, with Jake Webster moving the ball quickly to Steve Turner for a try in the corner. Storm 10-028 min: NEWS The Roosters have an abysmal completion rate at the moment with no cohesion in their attack. Brett Finch is assuming a halfback-type role at the moment with Jamie Soward rarely getting his hands on the ball, and this appears to be affecting their overall structure.34 min: NEWS NO TRY: Finch loses control of the ball over the line off a crafty Soward grubber kick.36 min: TRY Melbourne StormSoward makes a defensive error, sprinting out of the defensive line in an attempt to effect an intercept, the Cooper Cronk pass found the arms to a dashing Ryan Hoffman who subseqeuntly scores in the corner. Storm 16-040 min: NEWS HALFTIME: A possible Jake Webster try is denied right on halftime, with the video referee referring the decision back to referee Tony Archer who in-turn ruled Webster's foot to be over the sideline when he had grounded the ball. Despite the disallowed try, the Storm still hold a commanding 16-point lead and the Roosters will need to improve thier completion rate remarkably in order to have any chance in the second half. 40 min: NEWS Michael Crocker has sustained a depressed nasal fracture and will be out for the rest of this match. The Storm will have to manage with 16 players.Second half underway at Aussie Stadium in Sydney.47 min: NEWS NO TRY: Cameron Smith ruled to have knocked the ball forward in the in-goal area off his own grubber kick by the video referee. Still the Storm leading 16-0 and in reasonable control of this match.50 min: TRY Melbourne StormCooper Cronk races from a Storm scrum win to score a regulation try under the posts from just 10 metres out. The Storm now hold a commanding 22-0 lead and there's no way back for the Roosters now even with 30 minutes still remaining. Storm 22-058 min: TRY Sydney RoostersCraig Fitzgibbon takes an intercept 30 metres out from his own line and links up with Jamie Soward, culminating in a length of the field try for the new and improved Roosters halfback. Storm 22-662 min: TRY Sydney RoostersLooks as though I spoke too soon as Amos Roberts pounces on a cross-field kick from Jamie Soward, one which four Storm players made no attempt to catch, and grounds the ball for a try. Roosters making a comeback with ample time remaining for them to pull this one out of the fire. Storm 22-1270 min: NEWS Melbourne hanging on by the skin of their teeth at the moment, the Roosters are looking very dangerous with the likes of Anasta and Minichiello wreaking havoc.74 min: NEWS The Roosters look to have blown their last opportunity to mount an unbelievable fightback with a Soward grubber going straight into the arms of Billy Slater. The Storm should hang on with the score still at 22-12.77 min: TRY Sydney RoostersRyan Cross scores under the posts after another break by Soward from the Roosters half, and we have a grandstand finish here. An incredible comeback from the Roosters and one last opportunity to complete what would be a remarkable comeback. Storm 22-1878 min: NEWS The Storm have kicked the ball out on the full from the restart. The Roosters will receive a penalty at the halfway line and now have a real opportunity to steal this one!79 min: NEWS Minichiello's hands let him down yet again, putting the ball to ground and with just 40 seconds left that looks to be the ball game. The Storm look as though they will hang on, just.F/T: NEWS After a nail-biting second half, the Melbourne Storm have hung on by a thread to defeat the Sydney Roosters by 22 points to 18 this afternoon at Aussie Stadium in Sydney. The Storm held the ascendancy for the whole of the first half and early in the second, but the Roosters were so close to pulling off one of the best comebacks in the modern era until Anthony Minichiello put the ball to ground with just seconds remaining, giving the Storm a much-needed reprieve and a satisfying win away from home.-----------------------------------------Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:3 - Cameron Smith (Storm)2 - Cooper Cronk (Storm)1 - Jamie Soward (Roosters)-----------------------------------------
Morley hit mars Roosters victory
FULLTIME score: Round 1South Sydney Rabbitohs 22 v Sydney Roosters 40Match summary:The Sydney Roosters have produced a commanding second half performance to defeat the South Sydney Rabbitohs by 40 points to 22 at Telstra Stadium this afternoon, but not without controversy.The major talking point to come out of this match was Adrian Morley?s seemingly illegal hit on Rabbitohs halfback Ben Walker, midway through the second half. Under the new rules, any hit above the shoulder, regardless of whether it be the shoulder or from a swinging arm, is now deemed to be illegal. Morley appeared to strike Walker with the shoulder, leaving Walker with serious head injuries which forced him to leave the field. The hit led to a Roosters try. Referee Jason Robinson awarded the try without referring the decision to the video referee, which culminated with Morley being called to speak with Robinson on the halfway line. Morley was subsequently placed on report for an offence which, had he been caught out in the act, may have resulted in the first ejection from the playing arena in the 2006 season. Supporters were bemused with the fact that Robinson allowed the try to remain, despite the fact that Morley had committed an illegal offence in the process of the try being scored.Aside from the incident, the Roosters were clinical in their domination of the Rabbitohs, winning the second half by 34 points to 4 and winning the match 40-22.It was the Rabbitohs who came out firing early, taking an 18-6 lead into the halftime break and it seemed they would continue from where they left off last season with some promising performances.It was however the men from Bondi who prevailed, proving too strong for their southern Sydney rivals.Jamie Soward and Amos Roberts were outstanding for the visitors, while five-eighth John Sutton was clearly the best for the Bunnies. Braith Anasta was quiet early on, but appeared to erase a few cob-webs in the second half and created some opportunities for the Roosters, while Brett Finch had a solid start at hooker in his new-found role.The turning point though, was the Morley/Walker incident which occurred at the 55th minute, a time at which the Rabbitohs held an 18-16 advantage. The incident will no doubt be a bitter pill to swallow for the South Sydney faithful, and will come under the microscope with the video review committee tomorrow.With a past history of serious judiciary offences, one would expect that with closer video scrutiny, Morley?s moment of madness may result in a lengthy stint on the sidelines for the Great Britain international. Scorers:South Sydney Rabbitohs: 22Tries: Nathan Merritt, Yileen Gordon, John Sutton, Ben Walker Goals: Ben Walker 3/3, Nathan Merritt 0/1Sydney Roosters: 40Tries: Amos Roberts (2), Ryan Cross, Brett Finch, Anthony Minichello, Iosia Soliola, Jamie SowardGoals: Craig Fitzgibbon 4/4, Amos Roberts 2/3Venue: Telstra Stadium Crowd: 16,741Referee: Jason RobinsonHalf time: South Sydney 18-6Live commentary:Buddy Gordon takes the field for the injured Adam MacDougall. Shillington replaces Tupou in the starting line-up for the Roosters.0 min: NEWS And we're underway in the first half! Beautiful sundrenched day here in Sydney.7 min: TRY Sydney RoostersBraith Anasta throws a cut-out pass to Ryan Cross who beats the outside Rabbitohs men and finds Anasta back on the inside who gives it to Minichello to score his first for the year. Roosters 6-013 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsWalker makes up for some sloppy handling earlier with a great individual try. He grubbers through and puts pressure on Shillington who he strips the ball from, then barges over next to the posts, carrying Mini. He converts his own try easily. 6 all.21 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsAs Walker looks trapped with the ball on the last, he finds Polglase who bursts through the middle and chips to the wing for Gordon who scores a sensational try out wide. Walker converts from the sideline in grand fashion. Rabbitohs 12-627 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsThe Rabbits move the ball wide and find Rigon who presses the line before dropping it back behind him for Sutton to pick up and score and easy try, stunning the Roosters. Walker knocks it over and the Rabbitohs are playing a very enthusiastic and exciting brand of footy. Rabbitohs 18-628 min: NEWS Roberts kicks out on the full from the restart, giving Souths a penalty at halfway.35 min: NEWS Both teams a little scratchy early in the year with a few unforced errors creeping into play. The ground conditions are also leaving a little to be desired. The surface seems to be breaking up a fair bit and looks very soft underfoot.40 min: NEWS A great first half effort here from the Bunnies, leading a stunned Roosters outfit by 18-6 with some very enterprising play.40 min: NEWS Second half underway at Telstra Stadium43 min: TRY Sydney RoostersCross strolls in under the posts, running off a brilliant ball from new recruit Braith Anasta. Rabbitohs 18-1248 min: TRY Sydney RoostersSoliola scores an end to end try, a somewhat controversial one after Adrian Morley committed an illegal tackle on Ben Walker in the lead-up to the try. Rabbitohs 18-1650 min: NEWS Morley on report for the tackle on Ben Walker.52 min: TRY Sydney RoostersSoward crosses for another Roosters try. A bitter pill to swallow for fuming Souths fans after the Morley tackle escaped with just a report. Roosters 22-1858 min: TRY Sydney RoostersRoberts comes up with some excellent support play, running off Jamie Soward, who again is again causing havoc for the Souths defensive line and Roberts scores again. The Roosters are now running riot over the Rabbitohs. Roosters 28-1863 min: TRY Sydney RoostersFinch scores a well-deserved try in his debut game at hooker. This game is albeit over now. Roosters 34-1870 min: TRY Sydney RoostersRoberts is over again and the floodgates are now officially open. Roosters 40-1880 min: TRY South Sydney RabbitohsNathan Merritt grabs a consolation intercept try for the Rabbitohs on the siren. The Roosters have ended up the victors by 40 points to 22, a victory somewhat soured by Adrian Morley's cheap-shot on Ben Walker 15 minutes into the second half. Roosters 40-22-----------------------------------------Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:3 - Jamie Soward (Roosters)2 - Amos Roberts (Roosters)1 - John Sutton (Rabbitohs)-----------------------------------------
The clock's ticking...
PUT away the cricket bat, beach balls and whatever else you want to associate with summer, because the long wait for NRL in 2006 is almost over.While we?ve had to put up with a low quality tour by the West Indies and a slightly better South African Test series to relieve us from the now traditional summer boredom, Australia then started playing Twenty/20 games and a meaningless 15-game One Day series against nonsense opponents with ridiculous ?super-sub? and ?powerplay? novelties as rules. It was about that time that I think most footy fans were joining me in crossing the days off the calendar, until now.In spite of the fact that cricket has a tendency to dominate the back pages over summer, rugby league still found ways to show the fans that the game had not disappeared off planet earth, but no doubt the publicity the game received was some that it could have done without.It even went as far as commanding the front pages, but unfortunately for rugby league, the game doesn?t usually feature there for the recognition of players? charity work. And Craig Gower made sure of that?Then there was the ongoing saga with regards to the South Sydney Rabbitohs becoming privatised, which has interested me about as much as a badminton tournament in Uzbekistan. The issue has dragged on and on, and the sooner a decision is made the better things will be for all parties, and we won?t have to bear another whining comment from George Piggins ever again (hopefully!). The club needs to make a decision which will lead them to become a superior football team to what they have been since their return in 2002. Memo to Souths: Whatever you decide, just hurry up! You?re putting us all to sleep at a time of year when we should be jumping out of our skin.It did, however, keep rugby league in the news over summer. And I guess, for that reason alone, it can be given some credence.The Scott Prince saga was another the game could have done without, in particular diehard Tigers fans. Not the best look is it? The Wests Tigers captain having dinner with the Gold Coast Titans Chief Executive Michael Searle in Martin Place, the heart of Sydney?s city, for one and all to see. If I was a Tigers supporter, I think I would have been excused if I had have choked on my dinner when the pictures were aired on the news that evening. At least now Prince has signed, and we can all concentrate on the footy. The game also had to cope with the tragic news of losing one of its favourite sons, Cronulla legend and CEO Steve Rogers, who sadly took his own life in January of this year. And let?s not forget the ongoing and bizarre coaching saga. It started with Michael Hagan signing with Parramatta for season 2007, and we thought things were uncertain enough at that stage. We are then informed that Penrith have told John Lang that his services are not required, and Matthew Elliot will be his replacement at the end of 2006. I guess a playing equivalent would maybe be Newcastle telling Andrew Johns that his services are not required beyond this season, and that their reasoning behind the decision was because Cooper Cronk was too good a player to refuse. There?s plenty more to come with the coaching saga, all I?ll say at this stage is that I?m not only crossing off the days to March 10, but also June 30.We also had the dreaded news for all Bulldogs supporters that Sonny Bill Williams will again be injury-affected in 2006. The teenage sensation has played just 20 of a possible 52 games in two seasons for the Dogs, and he looks set to miss at least the first 6 weeks of the 2006 season. If he doesn?t get on the field for a reasonable number of games this season, the Bulldogs may look to offload him at the end of 2007. They must be scratching their heads after offloading Braith Anasta to keep Williams and Willie Mason, who appear to have more injury problems than the Roosters-bound NSW five-eighth.Last but definitely not least, the Warriors were caught breaching the salary cap by $1 Million over 3 seasons, but for some reason they only lost 4 points. Correct if I?m wrong, but didn?t the Bulldogs lose 37 points for a $1mil breach just 4 years ago? It?s obvious to me that the NRL gauged the Bulldogs? punishment on their success, and not the crime. It?s also clear that the only reason they didn?t dock more points from the Warriors 2006 tally, was because they would have done well to get three men and a dog to the games if more points were lost.Some good news to finish though, with Andrew Johns returning successfully in a trial game against Cronulla a couple of weeks ago, and the game?s best player looks set to start the season free of injury. Let?s hope that in 2006, the superstars of the game such as Johns, Sonny Bill Williams and Benji Marshall can stay injury-free, for the sake of the kids who love watching the game?s best, in particular that trio, perform free of any injury.So buckle up for a magnificent season ahead, with all news, live scores, and match reports right here on www.leagueunlimited.comWith just 2 days left to cross off the calendar, personally I just can?t wait. Season 2006 - Bring it on!


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CALGARY The Sharks (34-25-9, 77 points) opted to stay away from the Saddledome until game time on Tuesday night, when they will meet the Flames in a key battle for playoff position.
CALGARY The Sharks have precious time to rest between now and the end of the regular season.
EDMONTON After a pair of key divisional losses, the Sharks will get yet another chance to try and reverse what is becoming a dramatic downfall tonight in Edmonton.
PHOENIX In the Sharks last five losses, the team has poured on 178 shots on goal, an average of 35.6 per game. Thats even higher than their already league-leading average of 34.5 per game.


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linefromboisbriand Nov 15, 2011 5:24 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand Solved
Anybody from Apple cares to answer the question ?.
clue17 Nov 15, 2011 6:08 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
And how do we know if it is eligible for the replacement? Do you just mail it in and wait to see if they will mail one back? And if not, does Apple return it to you? I have a first gen. ipod nano as described in the recall.
ggooden1 Nov 15, 2011 8:54 PM
in response to clue17
When you enter your iPod's serial number on this page, http://www.apple.com/support/ipodnano_replacement/ I believe that verifies whether it's eligible or not. I submitted my serial number through that webpage earlier today and then submitted my address and it said they would mail me a package with instructions on how to mail my iPod to them and then they would send me the replacement after they receive my iPod.
schwartz914 Nov 15, 2011 8:56 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
Same for Same. Ipod Nano - 1st Gen
IM16 Nov 15, 2011 9:05 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
Are we getting a brand new first generation ipod nano?
Or are they going to take ours, replace the battery, and ship it right back to us with all of the scratches/dings/damage that we've put on that device over the years?
schwartz914 Nov 15, 2011 9:28 PM
in response to IM16
More likely a refurbished unit with a 90 day warranty
emgee Nov 15, 2011 11:38 PM
in response to schwartz914
Hello 914. How do you know you get the same model nano? Apple has not specified this anywhere, and that would require them to have thousands of first generation nanos lying around, which doesn't seem likely.
I'd love Apple to confirm this, as I really like my first gen nano, and am concerned about sending it in and receiving a different model in exchange.
Are you listening, Apple?!
karimfromliege Nov 16, 2011 5:16 AM
in response to linefromboisbriand
Yes, come on apple ! we need a real note about this.. same for same or a new generation ? I want to know before sending my lovely ipod
ggooden1 Nov 16, 2011 6:49 AM
in response to linefromboisbriand
According to this article on Mashable, http://mashable.com/2011/11/13/ipod-nano-replacements/ an Apple spokesperson confirmed that the iPods will be replaced with another first-generation iPod Nano. They also mentioned that Apple refused to respond to questions about why they have been so vague about the whole program.
sbulatao Nov 16, 2011 7:14 AM
in response to linefromboisbriand
How will they have that many 1st gen nanos? Maybe they're just repairing our nanos?
sssfdg Nov 16, 2011 12:17 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2062147/Apple-iPod-Nano-recall-ea rliest-model-If-new-free.html
I found this article saying it will be the newest generation....
IMO i think they will replace as many as they can with the older versions... when those run out the newer ones will be sent out. APPLE is already taking a big hit on this... they will try to minimize cost as much as possible.
Thats why they haven't released a lot information. It makes changing the conditions that much easier.
hpat Nov 16, 2011 3:48 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
Well they don't call it the refurbish or repair program.
So I looked up the word Replacement in the Oxford English Dictionary and it states Replacement is "a person or thing that takes the place of another:" So to my thinking I will not just get back my old Ipod nano with a new battery but sonething different in its place. So a new 1st Gen or some later model. Don't have access to the Apple Dictionary so will have to wait and see.
Very happy with my 1st Gen Nano and don't specially like the look of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Gen so i wish apple would let me know what the replacement is so I can make an informed decision to send it back or not.
Expecting a box any day now to send it back so hopefully more info will surface soon
yr r Nov 16, 2011 5:13 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
I've been on hold for close to 2 hrs trying to find answer ... so far everyone says, they haver not been told ...
HAVE NOT BEEN TOLD? how useless is that ... I just went out and bought the iPod radio thingy on Monday - it is OK as long as you charge it up EVERY night - I bought is because a friend said I could listen to npr on it (vs my Sony headphones which have had it - ) - I replaced the Sony battery once every 4 months or so (6 hrs listening ea day approx) - the new iPod radio works 5 hrs at best (without that live replay thing activated) - I'm truly so disappointed ... plus
I am so disgusted ! This seems like the most elementary of answers ... makes me think they are hiding something, and so am now suspicious ... I do not want the same thing I just bought (8GB radio one) - I want my old one back, minus fire issues!
yr r Nov 16, 2011 5:35 PM
in response to linefromboisbriand
OK PEOPLE - I have just spent 15 mins on the phone with a Senior specialist (or some such title) after a close to 3 hr wait (I was not about to give up, let me tell you!) - he said that they have no idea what will be sent out to people - it'll be something from what they have in stock 2nd- 5th generation, they don't know exactly.
I told him I had just had the battery replaced in my 1st gen about 6 mos ago- he said that will be fine as long as it isn't the same battery that has caused the orginal problem ... OK say I, what battery is it you had in the 1st gen? "oh I don't know" says he, well why not, say I - well that is "internal dept info and we cannot know or give that out"- give me a break ... it is IMMMORAL to be generous, that they will not reveal this info -
I told him I am taking my new (useless as far as it working for more than 5 hrs) iPod radio back and will not be buying any Apple product ever again, plus giving the so-called friend that recommended this a piece of my mind ...
ONE MORE THING ... it would have been nice if Apple had sent an email to us all (god knows they bombard us with all sorts of other spam) instead of me having to find this (purely accidentally) on a British newspaper's website ... I am beyond appaulled.


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Respond to Review of ChuChai
by jedzen
Review: I went there a couple of times. The menu features a lot of fake meat. But they also have lots of other options that are worth trying. I like their apetizers a lot. The best one : fresh ginger, toasted coconut, cashew, jalapeno pepper and lime all wrapped on a kaffir leave. You chew all that together and it does create a really unique taste. Their curries are excellent, as well as their spinach chips. I also recommand to try the cocktails ; my favorite was the basil infused strawberry martini. The only negative point is the lack of vegan desserts. I was a bit disppointed by that because i have a sweet tooth and i love finishing a meal with a dessert, especially when i love the food and the experience in general. It can be expensive to eat there. The apetizer i described is almost 10$. I personnaly don't care paying when i get good food, but this is a chance to take. You might think it's overpriced. Since i've always been satisfied from what i got, i don't see it as a bad thing. The service was great, our server was friendly and seemed happy to work and to explain the menu to us. I will definately eat there again.
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Salome with the Head of John the Babtist by dani-lachukWatch
©2013-2016 dani-lachuk
This piece was created as a version of the classically illustrated scene of Salome with the head of St. John the Baptist, originally scripted as a biblical story, and later popularized in a play by Oscar Wilde, and an opera by Richard Strauss. The story tells of King Herod's step-daughter, Salome, who danced for him on his birthday. Herod was so enthralled and impressed with her "graceful movements" that he promised her anything she could want, "up to half of his kingdom." In some versions of the story, Salome asks her mother what to ask for; in other versions, it is Salome herself who demands the head of John the Baptist on a platter. Being imprisoned by Herod, he ordered the beheading and gave her her wish, although he was grievous to have had to do so. The title is taken from Matthew 14:7, after Salome's infamous dance.