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CORINTHIANS 15 GALWEGIANS 31, Corinthian Park
Scorers: Corinthians: Tries: Bryan Dixon, Owen Daly, Finlay Bealham
Galwegians: Tries: Jason East, Anthony Ryan, Brian Murphy; Cons: Tadhg Leader 2; Pens: Tadhg Leader 4
Despite the difficult conditions, both sides fielded strong attacking teams and served up six tries in this high-scoring affair cup final.
Playing with the advantage of a first half breeze, hosts Corinthians started the better but they were frustrated by some stout Galwegian defence.
And it was the Glenina outfit who took the lead in the tenth minute when prop Jason East rounded off a well-worked lineout maul to ground the ball for the opening try.
However, Corinthians' response was swift and decisive when following a lineout of their own, a good break by Cian Begley was finished in the corner by Bryan Dixon to level the game.
The Blues regained the lead just after the first quarter when full-back Tadhg Leader landed his first penalty, however yet again the hosts responded almost immediately. This time some good work by the pack resulted in their second try, with winger Owen Daly grounding the ball in the corner for a 10-8 lead
And the Cloonacauneen men were not done yet, as their third try came on the half hour mark when a lineout straight off the training ground worked a treat, with promising prop Finlay Bealham bursting through a gap in the Blues defence to score.
The home supporters were jubilant and dreaming of revenge for their recent Ulster Bank Division 2A defeat at Crowley Park.
However, another missed conversion was to prove costly, and the Blues steadied the ship with Leader adding another crucial penalty before half-time to reduce arrears the 15-11 at the break.
In the second half the rain stopped and the wind picked up if anything, and a strong team talk by head coach Colm Rigney clearly had the desired effect as 'Wegians gained firm control of proceedings to put one hand on the trophy.
The pack laid the spadework, and some judicious line-kicking saw them make the most of the elements. On 45 minutes Corinthians captain Finn Gormley was sin-binned for killing the ball, and a third penalty from Leader reduced the gap to a single point.
The Blues kicked on and shortly afterwards they took the lead for the third time in the match. Another period of forward domination saw the pack maul their way over for a second time, with workhorse Anthony Ryan getting the touchdown.
Leader had his kicking boots on as he landed the conversion to make it 21-15, and moments later more pressure from the visitors led to another penalty which the Castlegar man struck to give his side a nine-point cushion. It was a lead which the visitors would never relinquish.
As the game entered the final ten minutes Corinthians took advantage of some slack play by the visitors to work their way up towards the 'Wegians line, but they were unable to make the crucial breakthrough with Leader eventually managing to clear his lines.
The game was sealed with an excellent try in the 76th minute when a clever chip through by ex-Corinthian out-half Dave Clarke near halfway was hacked on for the onrushing Brian Murphy to outsprint the cover and touch down for the final try of the game.
Leader's conversion put a bit of gloss on the final score and despite an excellent showing by both teams, especially in the difficult conditions, there was no doubt that the trophy deservedly returns to Glenina.
Galwegians's prize is a place in the Ulster Bank Bateman Cup semi-finals on Saturday, January 19. They will host Leinster champions and Division 1A side St. Mary's College.
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It's clear that Butch Jones and Company have a lot of ground to make up.
10th in the SEC is not gonna cut it. HOWEVER....
Butch and Company have won wherever they have been....even if it has been with someone else's recruits...they were still (majority) 2*/3* players.
Can his coaching ability overcome the athletic ability already recruited by the SEC elite? That's the big question.
Jones will have to win with lesser talent, in order to get the big time recruits in the future.
Yeah yeah yeah...Johnny Football and a select few others were only 3* recruits. Guess what???---those examples are the outliers, and not the RULE.
Good luck Butch. This divided Vol nation is behind you no matter what. There is one faction who despise every decision that has been made by the UT brass for the past 6 years, and there is another faction that will blindly support what the UT brass does/says no matter what it is.
Either way...WE ALL want Tennessee to get back to it's winning ways.
Didn't you post this same note after Dooley was hired?
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Ive just arrived at the XCOM HQ. Its on a little island just below China. Because the home base is in Asia, I hear we get 50% off on all projects in the foundry and officer training school. Lets hope those bonuses are useful and productive. Well, they would be if only we had a foundry or training school. We obviously have the basics; a research lab, engineering, hanger, barracks, armory, med bay, situation room and mission control. The access-lift down below just leads to a satellite uplink. Theres plenty of room to grow down below, we just need to excavate the dirt out of it. Ill send a crew down the lift to start digging out the right side of the first floor.
I just put in an order for 6 medikits. We have enough men to make three squads of four, so that totals out to two medics per squad. We only have 30 credits at this point, but you have to spend money to make it. Well never win this war if all our men come home in body bags. Ive also ordered the research team to start looking into Xeno-Biology. If we get anything out of this, itll be just what were facing exactly.
A small U.F.O has just been spotted over Japan. Funny, you usually only see this kind of stuff in movies. Well scramble the jets and see if we cant shoot that fucker down.
UPDATE: The U.F.O's on the ground, but the ship seems to somehow still be intact. If the ship survived, we can only guess there are aliens roaming down there as well. Raven 1 took some heavy damage while shooting, the strike team were about to send in better have more luck.
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Ralph Lauren now saying that all -- -- uniforms -- -- Olympic athletes will be made here in America.
Well this comes after that huge uproar over the the company producing the uniforms over in China there's a look at that uniforms themselves our next guest brought into all this when his company Hickey Freeman.
Was asked maybe if they could produce the uniforms for the games this year they offered to do just that the famous designer.
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-- very nice to see it today and thank you for coming on to -- all right do you indignant nice to see you you've got you offered to step in here right and then what happened.
Yeah I guess there's been this this groundswell of made in America and the really great piece of that is.
That we would be able to get close made fairly quickly but I think it's a little -- really unrealistic to think we can get this done in two or three weeks.
We'll all the fittings and all of the details to get to the athletes but I think the idea that -- America is so important is really I think the best thing that could happen.
Why is import I -- I -- -- in all seriousness did you make too much out of these uniforms being made in China.
And people are talking about -- we need to make a symbolic gesture makes -- in the US but.
With 300 billion dollar annual trade deficit from with China mean by a great deal of clothing made there and -- was accompanied before Ralph Lauren.
That made these uniforms and that company is based in Canada and may -- uniforms in Canada.
Well you know it's at fashion is such a mirror of society because made America is so important now.
I think the idea that we could actually make -- close is great but.
The athletes in the opening ceremony in my opinion are the ones that should be wearing made in America I understand the dynamics of sneakers not being made America.
Or some of the athletic Wear -- but I think for opening ceremony would have made -- It's but I have a question about what the cost this to get to -- it's -- yes some of these politicians and are outraged whether that was.
You know it was for real or not the Chinese actually in their official news agency -- just -- those American politicians hypocritical.
Today because I'm sure they have plenty of items that were made in China or made in other places.
How much does it cost you to make a jacket say or a piece of clothing here the United States -- would it be much cheaper to make it -- what is the actual cost factor.
For your business.
It it is significantly different that's sued for example made in America opening -- our factories would be around.
Eight or 900 dollars as an opening price point which -- goaded.
Dollars gotten out of Asia a garment could be two to 300 dollars a retail so.
It is a significant difference there really is a significant difference so what -- you -- I don't think and Ralph Florence and Ralph Lawrence case.
I don't really believe that it was a cost issue I think it was an oversight and why you make your things here that's a case -- people -- -- form.
Well no I think we have an incredible speed to market an amazing quality.
Heart -- -- -- which is celebrating its 125 anniversary this year.
-- uniforms for our soldiers in World War I in World War II there's an amazing tradition to tailored clothing made in America and we make it as well as anybody in the world.
And perhaps 30% less than what comes out of Italy but obviously more expensive than what comes out of Asia.
-- the US Olympic -- Joseph is a privately funded.
On these are private businesses.
And should the politicians just bought out because again and they start getting involved they're gonna try and legislate you know what happens.
Exactly I think there's a reality to this I think -- the fact that we are proud that we're making America is great.
But there is a reality to this about the ability to make products and yes of course you know the cars we drive the computers we use.
I wish everything were made America but that's a perfect world that we aren't there.
But in our segment will we make tailored clothing we do it as well as anybody in the world.
It's a good discussion Joseph a good one of the more famous fashion designers in the world we've gotten on from that great role -- plays -- Imus in the morning highways.
Close up close and personal almost every day about working -- every day are fantastic.
I must say that all of us now a couple guys thank you -- It's great to -- you guys have -- in Brazil next time.
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This is the route called "NW Face Direct" in Ingraham's guide. It doesn't feel like a NW face though, you can really only see out to the east, and checking maps and compasses confirms that this is more of a North Face route. The route meanders a bit through natural weaknesses and the first two pitches are not all that exciting. However the higher up you get, the better the rock gets and the bolder the climbing. The last pitch is on beautiful clean upper slabs, and must have been a very bold first ascent. Pitch one and two climb up easy broken up terrain, trending left as far as a broad shoulder/ledge overlooking the east side, and then trending back right to a nice ledge at some trees. Pitch 3 goes straight up above the trees to a shallow corner system which trends right. At the top of this is another big ledge at the base of a steep 12ft wall. This is the same wall as described by Ingraham for the regular route. The left side of the wall has a nice crack to climb (5.7) to gain the ledge above where the two bolt anchor/rappel is found. From here the Normal route would go straight up the easy gully, but the N. Face Direct breaks out left on the aesthetic slab (~5.7?). A piton in a right-facing flake marks a point where you traverse left on a ledge (or climb directly up to the summit on 5.8R friction climbing). Continue left until you reach a weakness ("rotten diagonal crack") to pass through a bulge above. Afterwards, a short pitch gains the summit block.
On the North face of the Spire, look for two tall trees right next to each other(one pine, one fir). these are at the base of the face in a sort of gully. Scamper up the gully and pick a starting line to launch upwards. Descent is by scrambling/rappelling down the "Normal Route" which is on the north face. from the top, 4th calss scrambling gets back down to the top of third pitch where the rappel anchor is found. A short rappel and more 4th class down-climbing gets down to the Spike. If you've left gear at the base of the climb, you can rappel down the east side of the Spike. Otherwise the Normal route takes you back to the saddle between the Spire and Low Horn #6.
There are a few old pins on the route, and the top of the third pitch there is a 2-bolt (old 1/4"ers) rappel anchor. Other than that, a standard-light alpine rack should suffice.
The route description for Ingraham's "NW Face Direct" matches very well to what we climbed, but it didn't feel much like a "direct" line. I'm sure a more direct line could be found, and it may make the first two pitches a lot better. I cheated a little bit on my description of the final pitch, which is really the best one. By the time we reached the rappel anchor, we were pretty cold and the slab off to the left looked like it wouldn't protect. So I 4th classed up to the top, and let Dan TR out on the face. He verified the piton (which matches Ingraham's description) but then climbed directly up to the summit, over the "R" rated slab. So neither of us verified the "traverse out left" and are not sure whether this grade is reasonable or if it is protectable. It would be nice to return a place a few bolts to make this finish safer. At the same time we could scout out more direct lower pitches, which I suspect would also be "R" rate without additional bolts. Another project for the future... unless anyone out there has some info on this? For short winter days, the North Face is shaded all day long, and we were pretty cold. This face may be a good candidate for summer climbing, if it stays shady most of the day.
We rappelled to the south, planning to do Razorback right after. I recommend to bring two 60 m ropes for the descent if you are going in that direction. We tried rappelling from the western end of the summit with a 50 m plus a 60 m, ending up some 10-15 feet above ground. Not really terrible, but now we know.


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UND hockey team, fans stranded as I-29 is shut down
A winter storm stranded the UND men's hockey team and its throng of traveling fans in towns along Interstate 29 in South Dakota on Sunday after a weekend series at Nebraska Omaha.By: Brad Elliott Schlossman, Grand Forks Herald
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A winter storm stranded the UND men's hockey team and its throng of traveling fans in towns along Interstate 29 in South Dakota on Sunday after a weekend series at Nebraska Omaha.
The team bus, which left Omaha late Saturday night after a 5-2 win in an outdoor game at T.D. Ameritrade Park, was stuck in Sisseton, S.D., after officials closed Interstate 29 from Watertown, S.D., to Fargo.
"Lots of things out of your control," said UND coach Dave Hakstol, who was hopeful that his team could resume its trip home Monday morning or afternoon. "We've handled everything pretty well over the weekend."
The team bus stopped in Summit, S.D., overnight and spent several hours at a gas station. In the morning, they tried to go again, but only made it 30 miles to Sisseton.
"The plan was to get as close to Fargo as we could," UND junior defenseman Dillon Simpson said. "We went about 25 miles in two-and-a-half hours, then they closed the highway."
Sunday was Simpson's 20th birthday. He spent it at a Sisseton hotel with his teammates.
"This is one I'll remember, that's for sure," he said. "Not necessarily in a good way."
Hakstol said he only remembers one other incident like this in his 13 years at UND as an assistant coach or head coach. On the way home from Duluth, Minn., about five or six years ago, the team bus had a problem with ice and they spent the night on the side of the road.
A larger-than-normal number of UND fans traveled to Omaha for the series to watch UND's first outdoor game in program history. They took over Omaha for three days, then populated towns and hotels throughout South Dakota, most of them in Sioux Falls, Brookings and Watertown.
"I guess the takeover isn't over yet," UND marketing director David Primus said.
The Nodak Nation student-fan bus, which left after the game Saturday night with 55 people, was stranded in Summit, a town of 288 people.
The fan bus arrived at about 3 a.m., and spent two hours at the same gas station as the team.
Gas station employees called workers to plow the road to the Community Center, where the students arrived at 5:30 a.m. and spent the night. The mayor of the town came to the Community Center on Sunday afternoon to make sloppy joes for lunch for the students.
The owner of the local bar and grill cooked a large pot of chili for dinner. Others caught naps on gymnastics mats in the gym during the day.
"We're very lucky that everyone has been so great," said Primus, who was on the student-fan bus. "We could easily have been sitting on a bus the whole time."
Elsewhere in South Dakota, bars and restaurants were flooded with UND fans, who waited out the blizzard. And despite the travel difficulties, they said it didn't ruin the trip, which featured two UND wins.
"Worth it," said UND fan Wayne Jacobson, who made the trip on a bus from Hazen, N.D., and was stuck in Sioux Falls. "Wouldn't have missed it for anything. We'll be talking about this for a long time.
"We got Hakstol to smile. That was worth the whole trip."
Simpson also said it was a memorable trip, in large part because of the fans, although he did admit it was getting a bit long on Sunday.
"Saturday, we woke up early for the game, went back to the hotel and there was the delay," Simpson said. "It seemed like the day was never going to end. And basically, it didn't."
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Brock, 25, was charged Friday with 17 counts each of breaking and entering of a motor vehicle, misdemeanor larceny and possession of stolen property. He also was charged with one count of obtaining property by false pretense.
The batteries were stolen sometime from May 3 to May 6, court records show.
Brock also is accused of selling property that he knew was stolen to First Stop Core and Battery on Drake Street in Fayetteville for $154.
Bail was set at $87,000.
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James C. Foster, 63, died Wednesday, May 4, 2011 at University Medical Center in Jackson.
Funeral services were Friday at Concord Cemetery with Rev. Richard Jennings officiating. Burial followed under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mr. Foster was born Dec. 11, 1927 in Yazoo County to Frank W. and Frances L. Germany Foster. He was a security guard and a Baptist.
Survivors include two sisters, Annie Mae Grantham of Yazoo City and Dorothy Sanders of Vicksburg.
Paul L. Guthrie, 73, of Laurel died Friday, May 6, 2011 at home.
Funeral services were Sunday at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jimmy Cresswell officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Guthrie was born Nov. 11, 1937 in Yazoo County to Emmett F. and Mamie Davis Guthrie. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, a retired employee of Southern Bag Corp. and a Baptist.
Survivors include a daughter, Carolyn Moore of Birmingham, Ala.; and a brother, Emmett Guthrie Jr. (Betty) of Laurel.
Richard "R.C." Morris, 70, died Tuesday, April 16, 2011 at King's Daughters Hospital.
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Mr. Morris was born March 24, 1941 to Elder Samuel and Louise Morris. He was a parts technician for Sears. He lived in Kansas City, Mo. for 40 years. After retiring he moved back home to Yazoo City.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Yvonne Higgs-Morris; and siblings, Elnease Morton, Ivy Morris, Alex Morris, Samuel Morris Jr. and Louise Rash.
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Bessie Louise Weatherly, 92, died Thursday, May 5, 2011 at home.
Funeral services were Monday at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. D.J. Speckner officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Weatherly was born Feb. 23, 1919 in Drew to James Robert Wood and Velma Louis Caulder Wood. She was a homemaker and a member of Westwood Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Erby Leon Weatherly and a son, Robert Walter "Son" Weatherly.
Survivors include three daughters, Faye Goldman of Bentonia, Joyce Osborn of Bentonia and Wilma Cook of Boone, N.C.; a son, Leon "Buddy" Weatherly of Tucson, Ariz.; a sister, Violet Moxley of Yackenville, N.C.; a brother, Millard Woods of Mathison; 10 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.
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January 23rd, 2012, posted by Alana
It appears to be a positive outlook for our 2012 housing condition. Luckily, snow has not paved heavy enough to cause major delays in our travel. As cold as it was this past Sunday, we continue to receive a good amount of foot traffic indicating serious buyers in search of their new home, even in the midst of winter. And as most sellers would agree, those contracts they receive in the winter compared to summer are taken much more seriously and with a higher chance of settlement.
We are also seeing more and more contracts from a trickle effect of decrease in debts. More and more homeowners are able to pay off their debts and seeing credit as becoming easier and easier to achieve. Some banks are finally reaching a point of stability where they are able to get back to business and help push our housing market forward. This is a positive indication that our economy is on the path to recovery.
Another positive sign of strength in our economy is when we see buyers creating access to liquidity, by adding a home equity line of credit. Having liquid cash readily available is a very important first step when buying a home and using that cash towards your good faith shows sellers seriousness and strong motivation. And with interest rates continuing to stay at an all-time low, it's a perfect combination for making a purchase.
Banks are now in a position where they are capable and permitting homeowners to refinance what was once a very large debt. Homeowners are now able to consolidate their multiple debts into one, taking a huge burden off of families, thereby, encouraging stability in repayment of loans and creating a sense of security.
Buyer's affordability to purchase a home is soaring for a couple of good reasons. With discounted homes, such as short sales and foreclosure, many are finding these homes in surprisingly great condition. And what better time to purchase with financing when it's costing just under 4% to do so right now? Not to mention the Home Loan Purchase Grant Programs available from specific lending institutions, which are not just for first time homebuyers, but repeat buyers as well.
Lastly, bravo to our private sector for creating more jobs in the latter half of 2011! As more opportunities arise for those seeking jobs, it is only another positive sign that our economy is moving on the path of recovery.


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Year 1964 Make Chevrolet Model Chevelle VIN# Color Black Interior Black and Grey Leather Engine 425 hp 383 Stroker Transmission 700R4 Automatic Mileage Other PS, PB, PW, New power top Price $79,500.00 consider partial trade for quality car plus cash! Stock No. #1267 iframe Read more about this car Request more information Return to Inventory Note: All images & text contained within this website are the property of Classical Gas Enterprises & are protected under US Copy Right law. Use any of these images or text without the expressed written permission from Classical Gas Enterprises is a felony! All information is provided by current owner and to the best of our knowledge correct & accurate. Classical Gas is not responsible for any errors or omissions.
More and more you are seeing the early Chevelles out cruising the road. These cool muscle cars have a unique look from the later model Chevelles and encompass what a muscle car should be. This 1964 Chevelle is a true super sport making it very sought after in the classic car world. In addition to being a SS it is also a convertible making it just that much rarer. This classic was done in a "pro touring" style where it has a lot of speed and rumble but still some of the nicer luxuries that make it really fun to drive. If miles are not a worry to you this car could easily be driven across the US and back with no issues. The car started out in California and has undergone a complete body off restoration. At that time virtually every component was gone through and replaced. The new Black two stage paint with base coat and clear coat really pops and was beautifully done. The paintjob is something that can really sour a car, but this one was done ride. The bumpers are brand new and have a great finish. In fact, all of the chrome has been replaced insuring a perfect shine everywhere you look. The car has the correct style side trim and accents which are all cleanly mounted in place. The trim has all been nicely plated and polished out. The car has a great stance
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I think we are missing the underlying problem. He couldn't speak English which made it near impossible to pick up a girl the old fashioned way. Another good reason to make Washington bilingual. If all the ladies spoke Spanish he could have chatted them up and maybe scored. So this Mexican dude is really a victim of our refusal to learn another language. He has to suffer for our ignorance. Let's help him and others like him and start studying Spanish!
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