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South Africa were dismissed for 149, their lowest-ever Cup total as Tait finished with 4-39 while man-of-the-match McGrath took 3-18.
Australia then raced to the target with more than 18 overs to spare despite losing Adam Gilchrist and skipper Ricky Ponting early in the innings.
They will now meet Sri Lanka at Barbados on Saturday, a repeat of the 1996 Cup final at Lahore when the islanders beat Mark Taylor's Australians by seven wickets.
Australia are now unbeaten in their last 28 Cup matches and are aiming to become the first team in tournament history to complete a hat-trick of titles. They were the champions in 1999 in England and 2003 in South Africa.
Australia owed their fourth successive appearance in the final to McGrath and fast-improving Tait, who virtually turned the match into a no-contest after reducing South Africa to 27-5 in the opening 10 overs.
In-form Michael Clarke (60 not out) and Matthew Hayden built on the duo's superb efforts with a 66-run stand for the third wicket to ensure an easy win in front of jubilant Australian fans at the Beausejour Stadium.
Hayden also became the first batsman in the tournament to complete 600 runs during his 60-ball 41.
Clarke smashed eight fours in his 86-ball innings.
South Africa's slim chances of making their first appearance in the final after a spineless batting performance depended on early wickets, but they could grab just two before running into Hayden and Clarke.
Gilchrist was the first to go, bowled by a Charl Langeveldt delivery that swung back to rattle the stumps. The South African bowler came close to getting the wicket of Ponting, but Ashwell Prince dropped the catch at square-leg.
Ponting was then on four, but could not capitalise on the chance as he was bowled by fast bowler Andre Nel after contributing 22.
Australia earlier piled on the pressure from the first over, with McGrath, Tait and Nathan Bracken testing the batsmen with a probing line and length.
McGrath, playing in his last World Cup, became the tournament's highest wicket-taker with 25 in 10 matches, surpassing Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan (23).
Justin Kemp (49 not out) and Herschelle Gibbs (39) alone offered some resistance, helping their team add 122 runs for the last five wickets.
Gibbs fell to a soft dismissal, caught behind off Tait after adding 60 for the sixth wicket with Kemp which was the highest stand of the innings.
Gibbs, keen to make amends for a dropped catch that allowed Steve Waugh off the hook at the 1999 tournament, hit six fours in his 49-ball knock.
South Africa's last Cup semi-final against Australia ended in a thrilling tie in 1999, but this time they capitulated.
It all began with in-form skipper Graeme Smith, who tried an ambitious shot early in the innings. He took a few steps out of the crease, but failed to connect and saw his off-stump knocked back by a Bracken delivery.
It was again a poor shot-selection that led to the dismissal of key batsman Jacques Kallis, who was bowled while attempting to steer on bent knees a fuller-length delivery from McGrath.
The Australian fast bowler was on a hat-trick in his fifth over when he had Ashwell Prince caught by wicket-keeper Adam Gilchrist, and Mark Boucher by Matthew Hayden at first slip.


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Some of you are probably already enjoying their recently acquired iPad Airs, while others are still waiting for the day when the iPad Mini with Retina Display will finally go on sale. According to Korean language publication ETNews, the delay in iPad Mini 2's release is reportedly caused by burn-in issues on Sharp-made LCD panels.
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The fact that the release date for the iPad mini with Retina display hasn't yet been fixed points to the fact that Apple hasn't yet managed to solve the bottlenecks in the Retina panels production. If the woes continue, then Apple will have to reach out to Samsung for help.
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If Apple fails to launch the iPad Mini with Retina display before the end of this month, it will miss the opportunity to benefit from the lucrative holiday season. But let's hope that Target's leak from the end of October is correct and we will indeed see the iPad Mini launch before the beginning of December.
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Column: Did you ever know a homesteader?
WORTHINGTON — One recent column talked of Bessie Whelan telling me about the pioneer nurse Emma Lawrence. Pioneer to Bessie to me. Hop, skip, jump. The history of Nobles County.
I was asked if I ever knew a pioneer: "Did you ever know a homesteader?"
Edna Ashbaugh, longtime resident of Rushmore, came to mind.
Do you know Ceylon? Sixty miles east of Worthington. Ceylon is not a usual prairie town. On the east side are Bright Lake, Clayton Lake, Tuttle Lake, Lake Okamanpeedan. On the west are Lake Susan, Fish Lake, Clear Lake. Seven lakes.
This slowed the coming of a railroad. Tracks were laid through the chain of lakes in 1899. Ceylon was founded in 1900. Markets were brought in reach of farmers. Fred Rouse moved with his family to a Ceylon homestead.
The Rouses had a Lincoln homestead experience more than a prairie homestead experience. "We were in the woods," Edna remembered. "We had trouble even finding a place for a garden. My dad cut trees and then he used dynamite. He blew out the stumps for a garden.
"He had to clear the land. I think he finally got 50 acres cleared. Of course he didn't do it all in one year."
"There was a lake back of us that goes into a creek and the creek joins Lake Okamanpeedan.
"There was a prairie fire. I was a small girl. I can remember my dad tied a wagon with horses to a tree. We had what we called an attic over the kitchen. I can remember going up there; my mother was there looking out a window. My dad said if the fire got too close she should put us all in the wagon and get us out of the timber. We didn't know what would happen.
"They plowed 12 furrows along the lake shore. They didn't know but what it might hop that, but it didn't. There were rushes on the lake and the fire jumped out on the rushes. It started to burn on the lake. I say the lake burned. People don't believe that.
"My dad once put us in a wagon and took us in to see how they laid tracks. The engine was there. They would lay a little track. The engine would move a little. They would lay a little more track. The engine would move a little more. Ceylon then was just a country store, you might call it, and a church.
"There were a lot of wild grapes at our place. Hazel nuts. Walnuts — black walnuts. One year we picked eighty bushels of them. We would go in the pasture and pick up walnuts. The squirrels would husk them and put them in a hollow stump. Then we would find where they put them and we'd get a whole pail full, already husked!"
Mrs. Ashbaugh, what would you do with eighty bushels of black walnuts?
"Sell them. We got a dollar and a half a bushel. We'd get groceries with 'em.
"And gooseberries. They'd grow wild. We used to go down with two ten-quart pails and fill them in no time. We'd take them to town. We got fifteen cents a quart for gooseberries. We'd take them to Ceylon.
"Indians used to come. I don't know where they came from, but there used to be Indians there. We'd be going along the road and we would see the Indians. They would take the ducks they got and roll them in mud. They'd bake them on the fire. Then they'd take the mud off. The feathers came with it. That would dress the duck."
Time went by as ever time goes by. Life changed as ever life changes.
There came a day when Edna was in Ceylon riding in the family car with her sisters.
"My sister Lottie and my sister Gladys were driving. They were going around that corner, turning on the street by the church.
"There sat that kid in the middle of the road digging dirt. Walter Mondale. They almost ran over him. Right in the middle of the street.
"Sure, we knew him. His father was the minister."
Little Fritz. One day he would be America's vice president.
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The Oregon Wine Board, in cooperation with the monthly news magazine Oregon Wine Press, recently announced the Oregon Wine A-List Awards. These awards honor restaurants and sommeliers that "demonstrate outstanding commitment to advocating and celebrating the quality and diversity of Oregon wines," according to the A-List website.
Larks, the Jacksonville Inn and The Twisted Cork were among the Southern Oregon restaurants recognized for their inclusion of Oregon wines in their menus and cuisine.
Larks is located in downtown Ashland next to Ashland Spring Hotel.
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Homeless youth sentenced for his part in "horrendous assault" during robbery
A homeless youth has been given a 10-month sentence for his part in a "pure savage" robbery of a Chinese man who was set on by a teen gang and beaten unconscious in Dublin city-centre.
A homeless youth has been given a 10-month sentence for his part in a "pure savage" robbery of a Chinese man who was set on by a teen gang and beaten unconscious in Dublin city-centre.
Dean McKeever (18) who was a juvenile at the time but has since reached adulthood was sentenced at the Dublin Children's Court yestetoday by Judge John O'Connor who described the unprovoked incident as a "horrendous assault on an innocent victim"
The youth is from Tallaght but was of no fixed abode and had to start using a hostel for homeless people after his drug problem spiralled out of control.
The court heard he was on LSD at the time of the robbery.
The then 17-year-old pleaded guilty robbery of the man, who is in his late twenties, at Liffey Street in the early hours of July 10th last.
The victim had his €300 phone and his shoes taken from him during the incident which allegedly involved up to seven other youths, including two girls.
Garda Paul Fay showed the juvenile court CCTV footage of the incident in which the teens were clearly seen as they swarmed around the man.
He was repeatedly punched, his shirt ripped off him before he was pulled him to the ground where the gang rained kicks to his head and body.
The surrounded 28-year-old could be seen trying to protect himself and struggled back on to his feet all the while the youths had him surrounded and were kicking and punching him.
The footage, described by Judge O'Connor as "pure savage" ends with the victim falling limply and ending up flat on his back, while receiving more kicks from almost every angle around him.
The man could then be seen lying motionless as his phone was stolen and his shoes were then taken off his feet by some of the youths who then fled.
Judge O'Connor said the incident was appalling and though he has viewed the footage a number of times "it does not get easier to watch".
Garda Paul Fay said the victim suffered bruising and cuts and Judge O'Connor commented that he was fortunate not to have been killed.
Defence solicitor Aenghus McCarthy asked the court to note the youth had no prior criminal convictions and had a good teenage life.
He said the teenager had completed his secondary school education and had a scholarship for Shamrock Rovers for almost three years.
However, he gave up football after he suffered an injury and began smoking cannabis and "started taking things like acid".
He also began hanging around with new people and "it all went rapidly downhill".
For the past year he was "out on the streets and did not have any where to go", the solicitor said.
His homelessness was the reason he missed appointments with his probation officer, the court also heard.
Mr McCarthy said the youth and had not been the member of the group who instigated the robbery but had been there and certainly did throw a punch.
A victim impact statement was furnished to the court along with a pre-sentence probation report on the defendant.
Refusing to suspend part of the sentence, Judge O'Connor said the 18-year-old was lucky his case was not sent to a higher court where he would have received much lengthier term.
A 14-year-old girl who also took part in the robbery and was the first to approach the victim is to be sentenced at the Children's Court in January.
Meanwhile it has been held that four other co-defendants, who are all in their teens, will face trial in the Circuit Court which has tougher sentencing powers.
Charges against a 17-year-old girl were dropped when the DPP agreed to allow her to be cautioned through the Garda juvenile diversion programme which is aimed at steering young first time offenders away from crime.