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To watery grave I must depart
But lose not heart
Nor give a moan
As I go down the porcelain throne.
Death of a Goldfish by VetchVespersWatch
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we should all be so (in)gloriously dealt with.
I suppose it won't really matter too much, but it would be nice if it was something fancy, with lots of fire and weeping virgins and cannon salutes. Thank you for your comments and attention. Sorry to get back to you so late.
Aha excellent!
aww. im a bit of a freak... i burried my fishes
I've kept a dead pet rat in the freezer for a few days, and my husband did that with a pet scorpion. hmmm... wow. That's wierd.
Flushing poor goldyfish down the loo! Thats terrible! And such a waste - grill it!
And I cant wait for you to die, your headstone will rock!
And I cant wait for you to die, your headstone will rock!
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- 1962
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Columbia/Screen Gems
- The Flintstones Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Fred Flintstone, Wilma Flintstone, Barney Rubble, Betty Rubble, Dino, Dr. Smiley Molar, Boy, Pilot, Co-Pilot, Sergeant, Cop, Kid, Soldiers, Cat, Birds.
- Vocal Talent: Alan Reed (Fred), Jean Vander Pyl (Wilma), Mel Blanc (Barney), Bea Benaderet (Betty), Howard Morris (Dr. Smiley Molar, Boy, Pilot, Soldier #1, Sergeant, Cop, Bird #1), Don Messick (Kid, Co-Pilot).
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
Associate Producer: Alex Lovy.
- Animated By Ed Love, Carlo Vinci, Don Patterson, Dick Lundy.
Animation Director: Charles Nichols.
- Written By Tony Benedict.
- Edited By Hank Gotzenberg, Greg Watson.
- Story Director: Alex Lovy.
- Story Supervision: Arthur Piersen.
- Layouts: Dick Bickebach, Dan Noonan, Lance Nolley.
- Backgrounds: Richard H. Thomas.
- Animation Director: Charles A. Nichols.
- Production Supervision: Howard Hanson.
- Camera: Frank Paiker, Norman Stainback, Roy Wade, Charles Flekal.
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Barney's nighttime moaning from a toothache wakes the Flintstones. Fred agrees to take Barney to the dentist, but on the way to the dentist, Fred decides to take the tooth out himself so that they can use the money to go to the fights that night. Of course, Fred... (more)
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Varsity Cup
UCT (0) 17 / 23 (7) Shimlas (Final Score)
UCT-Ikeys (Capte Town University) and UFS-Shimlas (University of the Free State) do battle in the
Varsity Cup 2016 at UCT Rugby Fields, Cape Town at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Tuks (3) 15 / 38 (25) Pukke (Final Score)
UP-Tuks (University of Pretoria) and NWU-Pukke (North West University) did battle in the
Varsity Cup 2016 at Tuks Stadium, Pretoria at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
The 2016 edition of the Varsity Cup gets underway on Monday 8 February with new laws, try bonus points and some nifty innovations being piloted for the 1st time.
There will no resting on laurels this year as by the end of the tournament, the bottom side will be relegated to the Varsity Shield competition and the 2nd-from-bottom side will enter a promotion / relegation against the Shield's losing finalist.
The action gets underway in Pretoria where UP-Tuks host NWU-Pukke. Pukke will head into the encounter with a bit of confidence, having beaten Tuks at the Tuks Stadium in the play-offs to book their spot in the 2015 final – their 2nd consecutive appearance in the final.
Pukke fell short at that final hurdle and will be looking to make it 3rd time lucky under new coach, former Springbok Sevens captain Johnathan Mokuena.
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One of the exciting announcements to emerge from the launch of the 2016 season of the Varsity Cup on Monday was that in 2017 3 universities will join the existing 13 universities currently taking part in Varsity Rugby.
"When Varsity Cup began in 2008, 8 universities were competing," said Varsity Cup chairperson, Jurie Roux.
"Then in 2011 we added the Varsity Shield and it grew by 5. Next year there will be 16 universities taking part in Varsity Rugby. The competition is becoming more and more inclusive and to have increased the university participation by 100% in under 10 years is phenomenal."
The Varsity Cup and Varsity Shield competitions are managed by a board of members who will hold a meeting in May 2016 to decide upon a qualification process, whereafter the three additional universities will be announced.
The 3 new teams will join the Varsity Shield, while 1 Varsity Shield team will be promoted to the Varsity Cup, joining the 8 existing teams.
"We are extremely excited about this next chapter of Varsity Rugby," said Varsity Cup CEO Duitser Bosman.
"The inclusion of 9 teams in Varsity Cup will allow each team to play 4 home and 4 away matches. In addition to that, each team can look forward to 1 bye week in the competition – a luxury they weren't afforded in the past."
Previously the teams' 7 matches were split between 4 home matches and 3 away, or 3 home matches and 4 away – alternating from season to season.
The inclusion of 7 Varsity Shield teams in 2017 will allow each team to play 6 matches.
Promotion and relegation matches will be played again in 2018 for the 2019 season.
The 2016 Varsity Rugby season kicks off on 1 February 2016 with the 1st Round of Varsity Shield matches taking place.
Rugby World Cup-winning former Springbok captain Francois Pienaar explained the new Varsity Cup innovations is an attempt at getting the coaches to change their mindset and take more risks.
Speaking at the launch of the 2016 Varsity Cup and Shield competitions, Pienaar gave an insight into the reasoning behind the bonus point system, which could lead to a maximum of 9 points being awarded for a try.
Former Springbok wing Chester Williams has been appointed as the new head coach of the University of the Western Cape's rugby team.
He replaces former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers, whose contract with the university has expired.
De Villiers had coached UWC in the 2nd-tier Varsity Shield competition since 2012.
Hawies Fourie has been appointed as the new head coach of Maties, Stellenbosch University's 1st rugby team. Fourie will start in his new role on 1 November this year.
He is the current head coach of GWK Griquas and also served as backline coach to the Toyota Cheetahs in Super Rugby.
Fourie will replace Chris Rossouw as head coach, with the latter remaining part of the coaching team.
After winning the 1st 3 editions of the Varsity Cup (2008, 2009 and 2010), Maties have struggled to stamp their authority on the competition in recent years, and Fourie's job will be to make them a powerhouse once more.
Former Springbok coach Andre Markgraaff has been appointed in an advisory capacity at the Maties Rugby Club. Part of Markgraaff's roles will be to look after coaching, player development and recruitment.
Junior Springboks (10) 31 / 24 (12) VC Dream Team (Final Score)
The Junior Springboks and the Varsity Cup Dream Team did battle in a special game
Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch at 18:30 SA Time (16:30 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
The national selectors have confirmed the Junior Springbok match-23 to face a strong Varsity Cup Dream Team in Stellenbosch on Tuesday evening. The match will kick-off at 18:30 SA Time at the Danie Craven Stadium and will be televised live on SuperSport 1.
4 Players who represented the Junior Springboks at the 2014 Junior World Championship in New Zealand – Warrick Gelant (fullback), Dan du Preez (flank), Abongile Nonkontwana (lock) and Joseph Dweba (hooker) – will again line up for the Junior Boks.
The historic clash, which marks the 1st of its kind between the sides, is an important part of the Junior Springboks' preparation for the newly named World Rugby Under 20 Championship which will be hosted in Italy in June.
Coach Franco Smith has been forced to make changes to his Varsity Cup Dream Team which will tackle the Baby Boks in Stellenbosch next Tuesday evening.
UP-Tuks players Dan Kriel and Jaco Visagie are not available for selection and had to be replaced.
Kriel's spot at inside centre has been taken by Johan Deysel who will now link up with his NWU-Pukke team-mate Rowayne Beukman in midfield.
Visagie was due to start as a replacement and experienced UFS-Shimlas hooker Elandre Hugget will now take his spot on the bench.
The Toyota Free State Cheetahs and Toyota Cheetahs have secured the services of FNB UP-Tuks lock, Reniel Hugo.
The 24-year-old lock has signed a deal which will keep him in Bloemfontein until the end of the 2016 season.
Hugo represented Tuks for the past 2 years after joining from Maties.
He was earlier this week also named as captain of the Varsity Cup Dream Team to play against the Junior Springboks in Stellenbosch, next week Tuesday.
FNB UFS-Shimlas beat FNB NWU-Pukke 63 / 33 in an epic final in Bloemfontein on Monday to claim their 1st Varsity Cup title.
The hosts outscored their old rivals by 9 tries to 4 in a breathless match to end the season unbeaten and hand NWU-Pukke their 2nd consecutive final defeat.
The visitors made a determined start to the match, and drove UFS-Shimlas deep into their own territory where they were able to force a penalty which was slotted by Rhyno Smith.
However, they were reduced to 14 men shortly afterwards when flank Marno Redelinghuys was shown a Yellow Card for a dangerous tackle, and the home side took advantage immediately with lock Johan van der Hoogt barging over for the opening try which put them 8 / 2 up once converted by flyhalf Niel Marais.
They did not have that lead for long though, as Marais' clearance from the restart was charged down by NWU-Pukke scrumhalf Malherbe Swart, who scored under the poles to put his side back in front.
The Potchefstroom students were not done there and added a 2nd try straight away, with inside centre Johan Deysel running a great line, off a lineout in their own half to race away and score to stretch their lead out to 18 / 8, despite being a man down.
Shimlas (26) 63 / 33 (20) Pukke (Final Score)
FNB UFS-Shimlas (University of the Free State) and FNB NWU-Pukke (Nort West University) did
battle in Super Rugby at Shimla Park, Bloemfontein at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Both the FNB UFS-Shimlas and FNB-NWU-Pukke will be gunning for their 1st title when they meet in the FNB Varsity Cup presented by Steinhoff International final in Bloemfontein on Monday.
For hosts UFS-Shimlas it will be their 1st-ever final, while NWU-Pukke will be looking for redemption after having the title snatched from them by FNB UCT in dramatic circumstances at home last year.
The 2 teams have taken contrasting routes to the final, with the unbeaten UFS-Shimlas seeing off the defending champion Ikeys in their home semifinal and NWU-Pukke sneaking into the play-offs before knocking out the table-topping FNB UP-Tuks in their Pretoria semifinal.
There was not much to choose between the sides when they met in the Final Round of action before the play-offs, with UFS-Shimlas dominating the 1st half and NWU-Pukke fighting back to clinch the 2 bonus points which secured them 4th spot on the standings.
On top of all that there is the old rivalry between the teams which is well understood by both coaches who experienced the intensity of the Shimlas-Pukke Intervarsity in their playing days.
Franco Smith and Robert du Preez both played for the Springboks, but before that they did duty for the universities they currently coach and are expecting another huge battle on Monday.
Smith has turned the UFS-Shimlas' fortunes around dramatically in his 1st season in charge, and he is expecting an electric atmosphere at Shimla Park with far more than just bragging rights at stake.
"The excitement around it has been enormous, a lot of old Shimlas have got involved again so there is a lot of hype in Bloemfontein around the home final.
"I have been involved previously in my career in a lot of these intervarsities and there is a big sense of that in Bloemfontein, it has definitely added a bit of spice to what is already a big game," he said.
Du Preez is expecting a strong contingent of NWU-Pukke supporters to make the trip down to Bloemfontein with his side and create an occasion to rival anything from the past.
"I believe there are a lot of supporters going down which is always nice. Even from my days when I played the Pukke-Shimlas intervarsities were great affairs, and this one won't be any different," he said.
The unbeaten FNB UFS-Shimlas will host FNB NWU-Pukke in their 1st-ever FNB Varsity Cup final in Bloemfontein.
The Free State side saw off defending champions FNB UCT in their home semi-final, and NWU-Pukke edged table-topping FNB UP-Tuks in Pretoria to book a place in their 2nd consecutive final.
A late try from flyhalf Jonny Welthagen saw NWU-Pukke snatch a dramatic 29 / 28 victory over UP-Tuks to send the 2-time champions crashing out of the competition.
Welthagen had been the villain of NWU-Pukke's defeat to UCT in last year's final in Potchefstroom, but he turned to hero in Pretoria as a superb individual effort saw his side through.
NWU-Pukke were the only team to beat UP-Tuks in the round robin phase of the competition, and they made it a season double to set up a final clash against their old rivals in Bloemfontein on Monday 13 April.
UFS-Shimlas proved too strong for the Ikeys in the first semi-final, outscoring the Cape side by 3 tries to 2 to secure a spot in their 1st final which they will play in front of their home crowd thanks to NWU-Pukke's win against UP-Tuks.
Shimlas (16) 21 / 10 (10) UCT (Final Score)
FNB UFS-Shimlas (University of the Free State) and FNB UCT (University of Cape Town) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Shimla Park, Bloemfontein at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Both of last year's finalists are playing away from home in the FNB Varsity Cup semi-finals on Monday.
Defending champions FNB UCT travel to Bloemfontein to face the unbeaten FNB UFS-Shimlas and FNB NWU-Pukke take on the table-topping FNB UP-Tuks in Pretoria, with both matches televised live on Supersport 1.
The Ikeys and NWU-Pukke both won home semi-finals last year, before going on to contest the epic final in Potchefstroom which saw UCT launch an incredible late comeback to clinch their 2nd title.
This year they both had to work hard in the last open Round last week for their place in the play-offs, with UCT grinding out an 8 / 0 win over UJ on the Green Mile and NWU-Pukke's 2 bonus points in a losing cause against UFS-Shimlas, enough to book semi-final spots.
It will be a 1st-ever home semi-final for UFS-Shimlas, who are the only team that did not lose in the round robin phase of the competition, and they should be confident against a UCT side that they beat 44 / 24 at Shimla Park in Round 6.
However, UFS-Shimla coach and former Springbok utility back Franco Smith knows that his team cannot afford to underestimate the Ikeys after their heroics in last year's final.
"I think they must be one of the more difficult sides in the competition, they have got that never-say-die attitude. They are the champs and they would definitely like to prove their worth," he said.
2-Time champions UP-Tuks have only lost 1 game this year, which was against their semi-final opponents NWU-Pukke who beat them 42 / 37 in an absolute thriller in Potchefstroom back in Round 4.
The nominees for the FNB Player that Rocks award have been announced, along with the Forward and Back that Rocks and the Varsity Shield awards.
UP-Tuks skipper Wiaan Liebenberg, young NMMU flank CJ Velleman and NWU-Pukke fullback Rhyno Smith are the contenders to be named Player that Rocks.
The Forwards that Rock nominees are all openside flanks, with Velleman joined by Maties' Beyers de Villiers and UCT's Jason Klaasen while in the backs it is between Smith, UFS-Shimlas captain AJ Coertzen and UCT flyer Lihleli Xoli.
Two late bonus points saw FNB NWU-Pukke sneak into the FNB Varsity Cup semi-finals ahead of FNB Maties, on points difference.
Last year's beaten finalists will face table-toppers FNB UP-Tuks in Pretoria next week, while defending champions FNB UCT will travel to Bloemfontein to take on the unbeaten FNB UFS-Shimlas in the other semi-final.
Three-time champions Maties romped to a comprehensive 53 / 8 victory over winless FNB CUT in Bloemfontein, but it was not enough in the end as they miss the play-offs for just the 2nd time in the history of the competition.
Although NWU-Pukke went down 29 / 26 to UFS-Shimlas in Bloemfontein, 2 late tries saw them pick up 2 vital bonus points to knock Maties out on points difference.
UFS-Shimlas are the only team that have not lost this season, but they ended in 2nd place to UP-Tuks, who were far too strong for FNB NMMU.
The Pretoria outfit outscored the Madibaz by 5 tries to 1 in Port Elizabeth to seal Top Spot ahead of UFS-Shimlas, on points difference.
UFS-Shimlas will host their 1st-ever semi-final against UCT who battled to a tough 8 / 0 victory over FNB UJ on a windy Green Mile in Cape Town, to secure their spot in the play-offs.
Ikeys flank Jason Klaasen scored the only try of the match in a tight encounter, which saw UJ end the season in 6th place ahead of NMMU and CUT – who finished their debut season without a single Log Point.
Shimlas (24) 29 / 26 (5) Pukke (Final Score)
FNB UFS-Shimlas (University of the Free State) and FNB NWU-Pukke (University of North West) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Shimla Park, Bloemfontein at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
NMMU (0) 8 / 40 (8) Tuks (Final Score)
FNB NMMU (Nelson Bay Metropolitan University) and FNB UP-Tuks (University of Pretoria) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at the Madibaz Stadium, Port Elizabeth at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
There will be 4 teams fighting it out over the 2 remaining play-offs spots in the final round of the FNB Varsity Cup on Monday.
With FNB UP-Tuks and FNB UFS-Shimlas having secured home semi-finals with big wins in the penultimate Round last week, it is down to which teams will join them in the knockout phase of the competition.
Just 4 log points separate the next four sides, who will all be desperate to ensure they will be travelling to either Pretoria or Bloemfontein for a semi-final next week.
In the early match on Monday, 2-time champions UP-Tuks will be looking to maintain their place at the top of the standings when they travel to Port Elizabeth to face FNB NMMU Madibaz, hoping to end a disappointing campaign on a high.
In Cape Town defending champions FNB UCT will know that a win will see them stay in the competition, but their opponents FNB UJ will need more than that as their outside chance of making the semi-finals rests on other results going their way as well.
3-Time champions FNB Maties face winless newcomers FNB CUT in Bloemfontein, and they will need a full 5 Log points and a favour from either UJ or FNB UFS-Shimlas if they are to avoid missing the play-off's for just the 2nd time in the history of the competition.
UFS-Shimlas are the only team that has yet to lose this season, and they host FNB NWU-Pukke in what could be a make-or-break game for the visitors.
Last year's beaten finalists know that a win will be enough to go through, but if they do not manage to topple coach Franco Smith's impressive UFS-Shimlas outfit then they will have to rely on results elsewhere going their way to make the cut.
FNB UP-Tuks and FNB UFS-Shimlas both secured home semifinals with big wins in Round 6 of the FNB Varsity Cup on Monday.
Shimlas beat defending champions FNB UCT 44 / 24 in Bloemfontein to remain the only unbeaten side in the competition, and Tuks handed Gauteng rivals FNB UJ a 34 / 0 defeat in Johannesburg to maintain their place at the Top of the standings.
Despite the top 2 sides having wrapped up home advantage in the play-offs already, with the 4 teams below them fighting for the 2 remaining places next week.
3-Time champions FNB Maties came from behind to secure a 26 / 16 bonus-point home win against FNB NMMU to keep their play-off hopes very much alive with a clash against the winless FNB CUT Ixias in Bloemfontein next week.
The vital 5 log points saw the Stellenbosch outfit move up to 5th place, 1 point ahead of UJ who will need a few results to go their way next week if they are to sneak into the knock-out phase of the competition.
UJ were humbled in front of their home crowd by a powerful Tuks outfit who shut them out to show how tough they will be to stop at the business-end of the competition.
Another team that will be riding high is Shimlas whose convincing 7-try win against the Ikeys means that they are still only 2nd to Tuks on points difference, ahead of their mouth-watering clash with NWU-Pukke next week.
The Potchefstroom outfit handed newcomers CUT a 53 / 16 defeat in Bloemfontein to move up to 3rd place, just 1 log point ahead of 4th-placed UCT who will slug it out with UJ on the Green Mile in Cape Town next week.
UJ (0) 0 / 34 (5) Tuks (Final Score)
FNB UJ (University of Johannesburg) and FNB UP-Tuks (University of Pretoria) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at UJ Stadium, Johannesburg at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Shimlas (34) 44 / 24 (8) UCT (Final Score)
FNB UFS-Shimlas (University of the Free State) and FNB UCT (University of Cape Town) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Shimla Park, Bloemfontein at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
The pressure will be on in the penultimate round (Round 6) before the FNB Varsity Cup play-offs the following Monday.
With 6 teams still in the hunt for a place in the semi-finals, Round 6 could have a major influence on the final Log positions and play-off venues this year.
Log-leaders FNB UP-Tuks face 4th-placed FNB UJ in a high-stakes Gauteng derby in Johannesburg, while the other big game will see the unbeaten FNB UFS-Shimlas host defending champions FNB UCT in Bloemfontein.
The other 2 matches will involve teams in the bottom half of the standings, with FNB NWU-Pukke looking to move into the Top 4 with an away win against newcomers FNB CUT and 3-times champions FNB Maties hoping to keep their play-off hopes alive when they host FNB NMMU.
The Stellenbosch side have only missed out on the semi-finals once in 2011, and they will know that defeat to the 7th-placed Madibaz will take their fate out of their hands.
Maties showed good character to fight back and beat UJ for their 1st win of the season in Round 5, but they will face an NMMU side that will be desperate to salvage something from a disappointing campaign.
In Bloemfontein the CUT Ixias will want to be more competitive after suffering 5 heavy defeats so far, but have their work cut out for them against a hungry NWU-Pukke side, while across town UFS-Shimlas will be looking to extend their unbeaten streak against a confident Ikeys team coming off a big win in Potchefstroom.
The final match of the evening will be in Johannesburg where UJ will be out to prove their play-off credentials at home against a rampant UP-Tuks side that has their eye on a home semi-final.
A convincing 63 / 8 victory over FNB CUT in Pretoria saw FNB UP-Tuks move past the unbeaten FNB UFS-Shimlas to the top of the FNB Varsity Cup standings.
The Free State side claimed a last-gasp 23 / 21 victory over FNB NMMU in Port Elizabeth, but that was not enough to keep their place at the top of the Log as the rampant UP-Tuks moved past them on points difference.
There were also wins for the 2 Cape sides as 3-time champions FNB Maties notched their first win of the season by edging FNB UJ 16 / 15 in Stellenbosch, while FNB UCT beat FNB NWU-Pukke 40 / 21 in a replay of last year's final in Potchefstroom.
UP-Tuks were ruthless in their demolition of CUT, running in 9 tries to pile more pain on the newcomers who have suffered heavy defeats in every game of their debut season thus far.
After conceding 3 early tries, the NMMU Madibaz fought back bravely at home against UFS-Shimlas, only to have their hearts broken by a late penalty which leaves them languishing in 7th place with just 1 win.
Maties were also made to work hard for their victory, having gone 15 / 0 behind against UJ at one stage in Stellenbosch, but 2nd-half tries from Beyers de Villiers and Jacobus van der Merwe were just enough to secure a narrow victory for the home side.
Flank Jason Klaasen grabbed a hat-trick in Potchefstroom as defending champions UCT moved up to 3rd place on the standings with a convincing win over NWU-Pukke who drop down to 5th position with just 2 rounds left before the play-offs.
It's PUB NIGHT again… I have finally shaken off my lazy bones… for tonight!
The heading suggests we talk about Match Officials, Guide Dogs for the blind… and how inept decisions are ruining our beautiful game, but keep it tidy boys or yerrrr might be "Fetching" some Yellow Cards… from this TMO… hahahaha!
Yesterday, during Round 5 of the Varsity Cup, I was absolutely flabbergasted and quite frankly livid about the inept handling of the 1st game between Maties and UJ. Clearly TMO Shaun Veldsman's recent unfortunate incident where he was attacked and knived somewhere on the N2 (under some strange circumstances, it would appear) has not cleared up his bad eyesight and in fact it might have worsened his case of "selective viewing syndrome", because he awarded a try to Maties after the scrorer… wait I HAVE TO put that in inverted commas… "SCORER" had fallen short, stretched out, planted the ball way short of the tryline and then proceeded to roll the ball at least half a full revolution forward to get to the line! How THAT could have been construed as a try, is beyond me!
Not even an all-seeing Guide Dog for the blind will save old Veldtie from his fate…
It's also not as if Maties needed the Match official intervention and they were bound to score a try anyway, with the rugby they were dishing up at the time!
The things is, although this was only Varsity Cup rugby, it was being officiated by seasoned referees and match officials, not you local brand of "Affie-plaas 1-eyed, brandy-guzzling biased numbnuts".
Officiating like this gets my goat, it mars the game we love and it turns a fair contest into a circus!
It is time to play fair in the PUB tonight, the FIRST PUB NIGHT of March 2015.
Let's focus on the PUB tonight…. the idea with PUB NIGHT is to lighten up our dull Tuesday evenings with music, comedy and fun.
Rugby takes a backseat tonight as the clan and fellow rugby nutters gather and wheel in their old friends…
Read the rules below carefully, or you WILL get burnt!
Just for clarity sake, when someone does not adhere to the Rules of the PUB, EVERYBODY jumps on them and pummels them, right… understood?
Here's how it works:
Pukke (21) 21 / 40 (24) UCT (Final Score)
FNB NWU-Pukke (North West University) and FNB UCT (University of Cape Town) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Fanie du Toit Stadium, Potchefstroom at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Maties (0) 16 / 15 (10) UJ (Final Score)
FNB Maties (University of Stellenbosch) and FNB UJ (University of Johannesburg) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
Round 5 of the FNB Varsity Cup will see a replay of last year's epic final between FNB NWU-Pukke and FNB UCT in Potchefstroom on Monday.
The hosts will be looking to avenge their dramatic defeat, which saw the Ikey Tigers score 3 tries in the last 5 minutes to clinch the title, and keep their place in the Top 4, heading into the 2nd half of the current season.
In the other fixtures embattled 3-time champions FNB Maties will be looking for their 1st win this year when they host FNB UJ in Stellenbosch, while FNB UP-Tuks take on FNB CUT in Pretoria and log-leaders FNB UFS-Shimlas travel down to Port Elizabeth to face the FNB NMMU Madibaz.
Despite the inevitable hype that will come with the showdown in Potchefstroom, which will be televised live on Supersport 1 at 19:00 SA Time, NWU-Pukke coach Robert du Preez insists that it will not be about revenge but staying in the hunt this season with the play-offs fast approaching.
"We are not thinking about revenge, it will be stupid to go into a match with a revenge mind set, we just want to take things one game at a time.
"There is a lot riding on the game, with Ikeys being just 1 point behind us. We take things one game at a time and we want to take this opportunity to consolidate our standings and move up in the rankings. They are probably one of the most difficult sides to beat and it's always tough to play against them no matter what the occasion," said Du Preez.
Maties have only ever missed out on the play-offs once, and they will have to win the rest of their games convincingly to avoid that fate again, starting against a confident UJ side at the Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch.
The CUT Ixias have suffered heavy defeats in every game of their debut season so far, and will certainly have their work cut out for them again against a UP-Tuks side determined to bounce back from their first defeat of the season last week.
Pace-setters UFS-Shimlas are the only team in the competition that is yet to lose this season, and they face another test in Port Elizabeth against an NMMU side that has to win if they are to keep their hopes of sneaking into the play-offs alive.
A 21 / 16 victory over FNB Maties in Bloemfontein saw FNB UFS-Shimlas move to the Top of the FNB Varsity Cup standings on Monday.
The Free State side is the only team in the tournament still unbeaten after 4 Rounds of action, while 3-time champions Maties is still looking for their 1st win.
The match was deadlocked at 16 / 16 at halftime, and UFS-Shimlas replacement Daniel Maartens scored the only try of the 2nd half to secure a tough win for the home team and pile more misery on Maties who find themselves in unfamiliar territory in 6th place.
FNB UP-Tuks suffered their 1st defeat of the season against FNB NWU-Pukke in Potchefstroom, but secured 2 bonus points which sees them hold on to 2nd place ahead of FNB UJ who notched an impressive 42 / 13 win against FNB NMMU in Port Elizabeth.
The dramatic 42 / 37 win over UP-Tuks saw NWU-Pukke claim 4th place, just 1 Log point ahead of FNB UCT who scored 12 tries on their way to a 90 / 8 victory over newcomers FNB UCT.
Both teams scored 5 tries in a pulsating game in Potchefstroom, which went right down to the wire before being clinched in the dying stages with a try from NWU-Pukke flank Marno Redelinghuys, who had claimed a clever cross-kick from flyhalf Jonny Welthagen.
In Port Elizabeth UJ ran away with it in the 2nd half, eventually outscoring the Madibaz by 6 tries to 2, while it was one-way traffic from start to finish on the Green Mile where defending champions UCT were merciless in their demolition of the CUT Ixias.
NMMU (8) 13 / 42 (21) UJ (Final Score)
FNB NMMU (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University) and FNB UJ (University of Johannesburg) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at Madibaz Stadium, Port Elizabeth at 19:00 SA Time (17:00 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
UCT (29) 90 / 8 (0) CUT (Final Score)
FNB UCT (University of Cape Town) and FNB CUT (Central University of Technology) did
battle in the Varsity Cup at UCT Rugby Fields, Cape Town at 16:45 SA Time (14:45 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & CSN on TV in SA.
The table-topping FNB UP-Tuks will be looking for their 1st away win of the FNB Varsity Cup presented by Steinhoff International when they travel to Potchefstroom to face FNB NWU-Pukke on Monday.
The 2-time champions have 2 home wins and a draw, having been held in the opening round in Bloemfontein by FNB UFS-Shimlas who are the only other team left unbeaten in the competition heading into Round 4.
UP-Tuks will be up against a NWU-Pukke side smarting from their 1st loss of the season against FNB UJ in Johannesburg last week, while UFS-Shimlas host a desperate Maties team still looking for their 1st win.
3-Time-champions Maties find themselves in unfamiliar territory in 7th place on the standings, and things do not get much easier after their drubbing by UP-Tuks in Pretoria last week with an impressive UFS-Shimlas side waiting for them.
The 2 games to be televised live on Supersport 1 will be coastal clashes, with defending champions FNB UCT hosting newcomers FNB CUT on the Green Mile, and UJ travelling down to Port Elizabeth to face the FNB NMMU Madibaz.


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Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis appoints 6 members
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WASHINGTON – Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis today announced the appointment of four new members and re-appointment of two current members to the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health. They will serve two-year terms and represent the interests of the public, employers, employees and government.
The 15-member committee meets at least twice a year. The newly appointed and re-appointed members will join nine other current members serving the remainder of their terms on the committee.
"The new ACCSH members have a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience on a breadth of safety and health issues spanning the construction industry," said Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. David Michaels. "We want good, safe jobs for American workers, and I am confident that these new members – representing the views of labor, management, government and the public – will use their expertise to provide valuable advice and recommendations toward our shared goal."
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Volume 31, Issue 8, August 1960
Variable Energy Spiral Ridge Cyclotron31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717061View Description Hide Description
A spiral ridge cyclotron which can accelerate protons from 3.5 to 15 Mev, deuterons from 7 to 14 Mev, He3++ from 11 to 37 Mev, and alpha particles from 15 to 27 Mev is described. The required magnetic field is obtained from four spiral shims and five correction coils placed on each of the pole faces of the magnet. The spiral shims produce a maximum rms flutter of 0.07 which provides sufficient vertical focusing beyond a radial distance 6 in. from the center of the cyclotron. The two innermost correction coils provide magnetic focusing up to 6 in. and the three outer coils build up the isochronous field. Focusing effects of slits, placed on the dee and the dummy dee in the path of the particles for the first four revolutions, are demonstrated. The machine can deliver 1 ma of proton beam at the extraction radius, 18.5 in.
Method for Obtaining a Component of Approximately Collimated Fast Neutrons in a Reactor31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717062View Description Hide Description
By locating a uranium slug in the reflector of a graphite reactor, at the edge of the loading, an approximately collimated fast neutron flux is obtained which is at least twice the random background fast flux. The relative intensity of the collimated flux is determined by the separation between slug and sample. Close to the slug the directed flux is high and the collimation poor, and by increasing the separation, the collimation is increased but at the expense of intensity. The fast flux in the region where samples are located was determined using the U238 fast fission reaction. The spatial dependence of the directed flux can be approximated by an inverse square expression.
Measurement of Small Differences in the Second Virial Coefficient of Gases at Temperature below 0°C31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717063View Description Hide Description
An apparatus is described which allows measurements of small differences of the second virial coefficient between two gases at low temperatures (90° to 300°K).
Double Modulation Photometer31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717064View Description Hide Description
A radio‐frequency signal, gated at an audio rate, is applied to a bridge circuit. One arm of the bridge circuit is a phototube or a photomultiplier; the corresponding arm is a capacitor. The bridge is balanced in the absence of photocurrent, unbalanced in its presence, with the degree of unbalance being proportional to the average value of the photocurrent.(Dark current is canceled by an auxiliary circuit.) The null detector is an ac amplifier having a bandpass centered at the audio gating frequency, followed by a synchronous detector tuned to the same frequency. The circuits require no critical adjustments; impedances are well below the levels used in electrometer circuits, and the ultimate sensitivity is limited only by the statistical fluctuations in the dark current. At room temperature, the stability of the zero level is determined by the constancy of the mean level of the dark current. The new method makes it possible to produce stable instruments with a maximum full‐scale sensitivity of 4×10−9 lu whereby, with a bandwidth of 1 cps, a signal‐to‐noise ratio of 100 is maintained.
Measurement of the Sheet Resistivity of a Square Wafer with a Square Four‐Point Probe31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717065View Description Hide Description
The sheet resistivity of a thin sample of semiconductor may be measured by the placement of four probes on the surface of the sample. When current is passed between two of the probes, the potential difference between the other two probes is proportional to the current and the sheet resistivity of the sample. Sheet resistivity is then proportional to PD÷current, the proportionality or correction factor being dependent on the geometry of the sample and the probe. Calculations have been made for the correction factors in the case of a square probe array placed symmetrically on a square wafer. The correction factors for conversion of PD÷current to sheet resistivity are given for square dimensions, in units of probe spacing, over the range one to 50. The data include the special case d/s=1 wherein the probe points are on the corners of the square.
Null‐Point Torsion Effusion Apparatus31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717066View Description Hide Description
A null‐point apparatus, capable of manual or automatic operation, for determining vapor pressures by the torsion effusion method is described. Vapor pressuremeasurements in the range 10−6 to 10−2 mm Hg can be determined with an accuracy of ±1%. The sensitivity is constant over the entire pressure range and is influenced only by the choice of a suitable torsion wire.
Simple High‐Resolution Nuclear Resonance Spectrometer31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717067View Description Hide Description
A description is given of a nuclear magnetic resonancespectrometer, using a permanent magnet and very simple electronic circuits. A resolving power of better than one part in 108 is obtained with samples of approximately 4.5 mm in diameter, while stability and signal‐to‐noise ratio are satisfactory.
Rapid Scanning Microspectrofluorimeter31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717068View Description Hide Description
An apparatus is described in which spectra of microscopic objects can be continuously scanned. An adjustable linear spiral slit rotated at 2 rps provides an oscillographic presentation of either emission or absorption spectra. The apparatus was developed primarily for the study of fluorescent structure in connection with the photochemistry of living cells. An alternate modification provides the simultaneous recording of the time course of spectral changes at several selected wavelengths. Performance data and examples of biological application are presented.
Induction Apparatus for the Continuous Measurement of Magnetic Susceptibility31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717069View Description Hide Description
An induction apparatus is described for measurement of the paramagneticsusceptibility of metals during exposure to gases, specifically hydrogen. Provision is made for heating to 500°C and for removal or addition of gas during measurement. The device may be adapted for use at low temperatures.
Atomic Beam E‐H Gradient Spectrometer31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717070View Description Hide Description
A novel atomic beam magnetic substate selector is described. A potential difference is applied to the insulated pole faces of an inhomogeneous magnet. The resulting E and H fields are then approximately congruent throughout the gap region. A beam atom experiences forces due to its effective magnetic moment and induced electric moment which can be made to balance for particular magnetic substates, independent of the atomic velocity. State‐selected beams of reasonable intensity and purity can thus be obtained.
Instrumentation for Medium Energy Gamma‐Ray Scattering Measurements31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717071View Description Hide Description
A system for the energy analysis of scattered gamma rays of up to 70‐Mev energy is described. A 5‐in. diam, 4‐in. long NaI(Tl) crystal was the energy sensitive element. The net amplification between the ten‐stage photomultiplier output and the pulse‐height analyzer input was 1.8. The pulse‐height‐to‐channel transfer characteristic of the system departs from linearity by less than 0.05 channel between the 50th and 16th channel and by one channel between the 16th and sixth. It is demonstrated that the light‐to‐voltage transfer characteristic of the photomultiplier is linear up to at least 30‐v output levels. Provision for direct determination of the effect of superposed pulses (pileup) is incorporated into the system. Careful shaping of the pulses reduced pileup to a minimum, commensurate with obtaining good resolution from the NaI(Tl) crystal. Some typical pulse‐height spectra are given, and the novel features of the circuits are described.
Response Spectra for Gamma Rays in CsI31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717072View Description Hide Description
Response spectra for gamma rays incident on cesium iodide (thallium‐activated) crystals have been calculated for two crystals. The crystals considered are right circular cylinders and the gamma‐ray energies are 0.661, 1.83, 2.76, and 3.13 Mev. Comparisons between the response spectra for CsI(Tl) and NaI(Tl) crystals of the same size are presented.
The Magnetic Deflector of the Buenos Aires 180‐cm Synchrocyclotron Beam31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717073View Description Hide Description
The magnetic deflector system of the Buenos Aires 180‐cm synchrocyclotron beam consists of a regenerator (previously reported) and a critical magnetic channel. The channel was built starting on the maximum of the radial oscillation and following a trajectory given by ρ=83.5+10α11/4 (in cm), where (ρ,α) are polar coordinates with origin at the center of the machine and α is measured from the maximum of the radial oscillation. Alternating gradient magnetic fields were used in order to keep the beam parallel up to the magnetic quadrupoles. Thus the vertical divergence of the beam is vanishingly small and the radial divergence is 1/200. With the complete assembly in place 20% of the circulating beam is thrown by the regenerator into the magnetic channel, and its transmission is 10%. The over‐all extraction efficiency is therefore 2%.
Neutron‐Insensitive Proportional Counter for Gamma‐Ray Dosimetry31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717074View Description Hide Description
A gamma‐ray dosimeter with low sensitivity to neutrons has been developed for radiationdosimetry in mixed fields of neutrons and gamma rays.Neutron sensitivity in a 2.5‐ to 3‐Mev H2(d,n)He3neutron field has been shown experimentally to be ≤1.2% on the basis of first collision dose in tissue. Gamma‐ray sensitivity is independent of energy to within ±5% from 1.25 Mev (Co60) to 200 kev and to within ±20% down to 47 kev. The instrument is a proportional counter which may be used as a dosimeter for gamma rays in the presence of neutrons by pulse‐height integration of the small pulses due to secondary electrons produced by gamma rays and rejection of the large pulses due to heavy particle recoils from neutrons.
Improved Slotted Disk Type Velocity Selector for Molecular Beams31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717075View Description Hide Description
A slotted disk type mechanical velocity selector, 10 cm long and 16 cm in diameter, consisting of six disks has been constructed and tested. The velocity resolution corresponding to the half‐intensity width is 0.047; no velocity sidebands are transmitted. The effective fractional open time to the incident beam is 0.35. At the highest rotor speed used (17 000 rpm) the transmitted velocity is 1.05×105 cm/sec. A general theoretical analysis of the transmission and resolution of selectors with disks of finite thickness is presented. The velocity distribution is reported for a molecular beam effusing from an oven equipped with Zacharias corrugated foil exit canals.
Detection of the α‐γ Iron Phase Transformation by Differential Thermal Conductivity Analysis31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717076View Description Hide Description
A method of phase change detection in solids involving differential thermal conductivityanalysis is described. This method is applied to the α‐γ transformation of iron at various pressures up to 100 000 atm. This transformation temperature was found to drop continuously with increasing pressure down to 605°C at 100 000 atm.
New Method of Testing Divided Circles31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717077View Description Hide Description
The residual uncertainties of angular measurements due to the circle graduation testing methods presently used are touched upon. A new method is described, and its mathematics elucidated. Theoretically, the method permits one to obtain exactly equidistant angular intervals even if the master circles used have errors in their graduations. The method suggested enables division errors of diameters to be measured directly. Further, it is shown how the measurement procedure may be rendered automatic by suitable technical means which would permit determination of the totality of division errors for all graduated circles without prohibitive cost.
Nomographic‐Type Slide Rule for Obtaining Spectral Blackbody Radiation Directly31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717078View Description Hide Description
A nomographic type of slide rule is described from which spectralradiant emittance can be obtained directly and from which the exponential power at which the spectralradiant emittance is changing with temperature for any value of wavelength and temperature can be read. The usual quantities available on radiation slide rules are also obtainable.
A Soft X‐Ray Spectrometer using a Flow Proportional Counter31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717079View Description Hide Description
A soft x‐ray spectrometer operating in the wavelength region of 30–200 A has been built in order to study the electronic properties of metals and alloys. The detector is a flow proportional counter with a 1000 A cellulose nitrate window. The window sets the upper limit of the spectrometer and will transmit only 17% of the radiation at 200 A. By using an aluminized replica grating of 600 lines/mm, the resolution was calculated to be 0.7 A for a wavelength of 64 A. The M4, 5emission spectra of Mo and Nb, and the K emission bands of C and Be, have been investigated. The K emission band of Be had a peak intensity of 475 counts/sec and a peak‐to‐background ratio of 20 to one for a beam current of 4 ma and a potential of 1900 v. The carbon K emission band had a peak intensity of 700 counts/sec with a peak‐to‐background ratio of 30 to one for a beam current of 2 ma and a potential of 2000 v.
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Techniques in Calorimetry. I. A Noble‐Metal Thermocouple for Differential Use31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717080View Description Hide Description


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November 18, 2011
Look this weekend at spotlightnews.com for a story on the effort to rectify hideous flooding situations that occur each time a major storm rips through the southern portions of Bethlehem.
A meeting being labeled as a "community dialogue" is scheduled for Nov. 30 at the CSX Auditorium to discuss these issues. More details will be in the story.
However, one thought that came up during my interviews for the story had to do with who can handle clean-up of creeks and lands where debris and other problems help lead to major flooding.
I talked with Rob Breen, a Clarksville resident and Siena College professor, who is associated with the Onesquethaw-Coeymans Watershed Council, which is organizing the meeting. He raised the point that people are somewhat suspicious, for lack of a better word, of government, and whether or not governmental bodies (federal, state, and local) can do what's needed to help after these disasters. One of the things he said to me, and I'm paraphrasing, was that maybe they can get some work done with volunteers without a piece of legislation ever having to be passed. Everyone knows that municipal governments aren't in great shape. The idea is that by bringing people in a community together, some of the problems that are manageable (without having to commit major resources or manpower) can be solved. It's one of those thoughts that stuck in my head this week, and thought it was an interesting point to bring up. Look for the article Saturday on spotlightnews.com, or read it in the Nov. 23 edition.
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Chutney Mayonnaise
This spread can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to two weeks. You may need to stir a bit before using.
Source: Everyday Food, September 2005
- 1 cup light mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup mango chutney
- 1 teaspoon curry powder, (preferably Madras)
- 1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lime juice
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
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They say that all formations are neutral; it's the application that decides their failures and success. And indeed, in Arsenal's 1-0 win over Manchester United, the subtleties of the two systems played a key part in the outcome of the game.
Arsenal started with their usual 4-2-3-1 shape but were handed a blow before kick-off when Cesc Fábregas was ruled out in the warm-ups. Aaron Ramsey was drafted in – ahead of both Abou Diaby and Andrey Arshavin – which indicated that Arséne Wenger wanted control both on and off the ball. They did as it happened, as The Gunners monopolised possession for two-thirds of the game and while that was expected, Manchester United's system, perhaps, gave Arsenal more respect than it ought.
Of course, how the system functions is down to the players but United's 4-4-1-1 proceeded to stifle their game rather than assist it. The two wide men were, in the end, too preoccupied in defensive duties to provide support to Javier Hernandez and Wayne Rooney. Certainly, that's expected of Ji Sung Park but Luis Nani? It just seemed a waste of his talents to have him endlessly track back. In the reverse fixture earlier this season, Sir Alex Ferguson deployed a 4-3-3/4-5-1 which not only allowed United to match up in the centre but also gave the wingers freedom to attack and close down Arsenal's propensity to commit full-backs forward. Here though, with Nani and Park filtering back to make two straight lines, Gael Clichy – the weak-link in Arsenal's backline – was allowed to get forward in the first-half and only troubled till much later in the game.
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Aaron Ramsey, starting the highest, dropped deep to pick up possession and this gave Jack Wilshere the space to get forward. Both alternated getting forward and as a result, Arsenal's game was very fluid with lots of options around the box. There was something menacing about Arsenal's willingness to spray the ball wide and get men around the box – more than in recent games. You can argue that there was a lack of end product but at least there were options for Theo Walcott to aim at while Wilshere's powerful running was a huge problem for United. Robin van Persie rarely played in an orthodox manner, dragging Vidic and Ferdinand out of position and was denied a goal when the former used illegal measures to stop a Walcott cross. It was a most mature of Arsenal performances led by Robin van Persie.
Arsenal's general shape flitted in and out of a 4-2-3-1 to a 4-3-3 with Alex Song usually the deepest. He shuttled left and right to cover space while Ramsey played a more disciplined box-to-box role as opposed to an attacking midfielder as he did against West Bromwich Albion – his only start in this season. (It must be noted that Arsenal's best performances have come when Cesc Fábregas performs this duty but seemingly, the pressure at times, to score an extra goal can have a negative effect). Jack Wilshere revelled in the extra space he was afforded and often got beyond United's static midfield. It was almost the "England problem" again for Sir Alex Ferguson as Michael Carrick and Anderson were limited to marking zones. Ultimately, their formation was too rigid in its practice while Arsenal's young schemers worked in tandem to play around the lines. The fluid roles gave the midfield and ambiguity and that made it hard for United to mark. Rooney tried to mark Song out of the game but every time he got close, Ramsey or Wilshere dropped deep (see figure 1) to negate his own negating tactics. In a week which Wenger admitted that Fábregas has carried too much of a burden, Arsenal's midfielders rose to the occasion to carry some of the weight off him.
<Figure 1> With Rooney looking to mark Song and make a 4-4-1-1 shape, Ramsey constantly dropped short to pick up the ball to nullify United's tactic. Ramsey was often the out-ball for Arsenal's defence and while he wasn't the same creative spark Fábregas is, added his own quality, namely spreading the ball wide and knitting Arsenal's play. He made 29 passes in the opponents half – the most in the game (via Orbinho).
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<Figure 2> Arsenal held more of a 4-3-3 shape against United, with Song the deepest. This layout was similar to the role he played last season, being the blocker of counter-attacks and holding Arsenal's shape. Song made five tackles, all won and 4 interceptions, the graphic showing how across the pitch he covered. He also committed five fouls, two in dangerous positions; one rather unlucky and one not. Perhaps, there's an element of strategic fouling in his part as he stopped dangerous United attacks from developing. His passing was also very assured. (OPTA).
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I have to say, I like the system of one holding midfielder (1-2) a lot more than with two (2-1), which Wenger has used most season. It allows for possession to be held more effectively in the opposition's half, and allows for more attack minded possession in general.
In fact, Cesc has said himself that he prefers playing in a deeper role than he has done most of this year and last, where he can see more of the pitch.
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One of the main reasons why united always beat us is because with all our play going through cesc they start all their workman-like midfielders in anderson/fletcher/carrick to negate him.that way they just stop us playing and they always nicked a goal on the counter.today we had 2 players dictating play alternatively and they did not expect that.we were also very compact in midfield and as a result we pressed them very well.
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May 4th, 2011 at 11:03 am
That's true. United's tactics were evidently more cautious than in the past; both central midfielders were, however, very lax in their pressing – Anderson in particular. They maybe exaggerated their strengths on the counter, thinking that it would be enough to soak up the pressure and break to beat Arsenal. How wrong they were and how they missed Fletcher.
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Its safe to say that we wont see Denilson in the centre of midfield any time soon, which is the best thing to come out of the game.
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The goal is very similar to the second goal against Barca at Emirates.
Interception -> pass -> shift to flank -> cut in -> lay it out for runners from midfield.
The Barca goal was much more slick because of the space available. But Song's interception/pass in one touch was superb.
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May 2nd, 2011 at 8:23 pm
Agreed. Goal showed everything great about Arsenal not only yesterday. Pace, accuracy, movement, options all started by good reading of play.
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what a piss poor report. 1. fab was ruled out the day before the match after failing a fitness test. 2. diaby is injured so ramsey was not picked over him. 3. why the hell would arshavin be drafted in to pay centre mid. dont talk crazy. i refuse to read the rest of your drivel
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May 2nd, 2011 at 8:20 pm
Both players may have been ruled out late but it wasn't communicated so that's why it's not mentioned in the report. But why do some people choose to fixate on one petty point and neglect the rest? Oh well…
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May 3rd, 2011 at 2:58 am
@Arsenal Column,
don't worry, I'll happily continue to read your "drivel". Guy should get his own blog, he can call it "Pedant Punditry" or something like that.
I do think that as much as tactics are a part of Arse/Manure games, in the end it mostly comes down to chances. We have dominated ManU in most recent games, yet lacked in the crucial department of finishing. Ferguson knows that his team can soak up pressure and hit on the counter, simply because they have more clinical finishers than we do. This week, they missed chances they might normally have got, and we managed to squeeze one in.
Had Ramsey's shot been a milisecond slower, and Clichy's foul on Owen been spotted, we might be talking about how Ferguson outsmarted Wenger again.
It shows how, as much as our defence is talked about as our weak spot, our finishing is a bigger problem. We would beat United every time if we could be more clinical with the many more chances we do get.
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May 3rd, 2011 at 1:07 am
Arshavin wouldn't have been drafted in the center middle, but Nasri could have, with Arshavin taking his place on the left.
And BTW, the report is great
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Ramsey-Wilshere partnership looks promising. Jack made a forward run into united's penalty area few times, which is something we rarely see when he played alongside Fabregas.
Overall, we did well and deserve the 3 points but the understanding among players involved in the counter attacks needs improving. I recall there were 2 or 3 promising counter attacks which were gone just because of poor understanding.
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Its somewhat true that when Cesc did not play the MU midfielders "lost" their target. They must had thought that they wil have an easy game with Ramsey, and let him go. How wrong they were! Ramsey and Wilshire played with energy and verve combine with intelligence. Song, being the most senior member of the trio, took his responsibilty well and was discipline; did not drift forward too much. Even when he did, Ramsey or Wilshire was there to cover. I must say, it was a good team play in the middle of the park for a long time.
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Great insightful article and commentary. As I was reading through I had a couple of questions, if you don't mind. Please bear with me as I am not well-versed in all of the formation/tactics and so if it's a rather "obvious" then by all means please point that out to me!
Okay, on to the questions:
1. Given the history between these two clubs, and the managers intimate understanding of each other, i don't understand why Ferguson/Man U picked a 4-4-1-1 formation. Was this done to soak up the expected Arsenal pressure and then hit them on the counterattack (something that has worked to great effect for Man U in past games with Arsenal) or was it meant to "negate" the effects of Cesc?
2. I thought this game was one of the best of the season (Chelsea game in December comes to mind as another) and you made a comment about (and if I got this wrong, apologies) Cesc enjoying the box to box role; if so would it be best for Arsene to look for a more "attacking" midfielder as opposed to conventional wisdom which is to pick up another "holding" or defensive midfielder?
Finally, and this is a comment on the game, I hope the players know that when they do commit to the little things (tackling, chasing loose balls, closing down on players, not giving up on a play) good things can and will happen..
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May 4th, 2011 at 11:09 am
1. Patrice Evra recently commented tat he was disappointed by United's more cautious style. It was deliberate by Sir Alex; perhaps underestimating Arsenal on the break and taking for granted his team's strengths. As a result, the formation played into Arsenal's hands – a tactical defeat for Ferguson.
2. There is sure to be another attacking player in the summer – likely to be a wide forward. Arsenal have many players who can play attacking midfielder central but the problem has been creativity without Fábregas. Nasri may in the future assume that role but if there is a quality wide forward drafted in (Ribery has been mentioned) perhaps a 4-3-3 can be reverted to.
Fábregas does like the deeper role but he's quite happy to play higher at the moment because Arsenal need him to. I've been recommending Arsenal be more possession and interchange oriented because if we get that right – like we did against United – we look better defensively. My choice has been a deeper playmaker but an attacking midfielder also can work.
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@Arsenal Column, Hi thanks for the reply! I enjoyed your comments/explanations to my questions. I have enjoyed the chess match between Ferguson and Wenger over the years, and although they have mellowed so glad to see that intensity and want to win show up on the pitch. Can't wait for the next year to see what Ferguson throws at us.
Thanks again and keep up the great work here!
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Good luck to all of you out there.
ditto, i never thought i would see the day. i will never go through a 10-1 reverse split again !


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Last week was a huge week for private and public investment in the off-grid clean energy sector. The off-grid sector continues to grow, offering affordable, reliable energy services to unelectrified and under-electrified populations around the world.
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Baldy, Mount
Summit in Utah County, Utah, USA.
Latitude: 40.56778 : Longitude: -111.63722 : Elevation: 11068 ft
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