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Part two of our series shows how utility companies can manage, but never eliminate, strategic risk.
The consequences of a flawed strategic choice unfold slowly, but they carry great weight. Consider IBM, which in 1980 chose to outsource to Intel the 16-bit processor needed for its entry into the personal computer market. The Intel chip, however, could not use the operating system that IBM had designed for its older 8-bit processors. And so the company had to outsource the operating system as well as the chip—to a startup company called Microsoft.
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Rosemary, who has logged more than 3,500 hours as an Arizona State Parks, was presented the Volunteer of the Year Award at the recent Site Steward and Volunteer Conference. Read More.
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Catalina State Park sits at the base of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains. The park is a haven for desert plants and wildlife and nearly 5,000 saguaros. The 5,500 acres of foothills, canyons and streams invites camping, picnicking and bird watching — more than 150 species of birds call the park home. The park provides miles of equestrian, birding, hiking, and biking trails which wind through the park and into the Coronado National Forest at elevations near 3,000 feet. The park is located within minutes of the Tucson metropolitan area.
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Don't have a horse? Pusch Ridge Stables is an equestrian concessionaire near the park that offers horse rides on designated trails on the north end of the park. Visit puschridgestables.com for more information.
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The mission of this group is "To solicit funds and mobilize public support for projects and activities at Catalina State Park in Tucson, Arizona." If you hike, cycle, or ride the park trails … If you enjoy the nature programs with the live snakes, gila monsters and other wild animals … If you enjoy the park's boulder terrain and mountain vistas … If you want to continue the education programs that hundreds of elementary school children enjoy … Please join us in supporting our park! Learn more at http://www.friendscsp.org
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Plant a tree to commemorate a lost loved one, the birth of a child, or to celebrate a special occasion such as a wedding or anniversary! Choose the native tree and planting location from among designated areas in the park. A 3 x 5" commemorative plaque located in the entrance station is included. Park Rangers will plant and maintain the tree. The cost to dedicate a tree is $350-$400 (depending on tree species). To dedicate a tree or for more information contact the park office at (520) 628-5798. Or by email shaas(at)azstateparks.gov
Catalina Adventure Program!
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The Catalina Adventure Program! is a 2-hour environmental awareness program designed for sensory learning for grades 1–3. This participatory and interactive field trip, led by trained naturalists, focuses on developing an awareness of nature through the senses. Appreciation of the natural world and our relationship to it is emphasized during a series of hands-on activities along a trail in the 5,500 acre park.
Students get to explore and learn to use all of their senses. The trail walk and activities apply the concepts of using the five senses learned in the classroom to improve the students' understanding of the natural world. Teachers receive a packet with pre- and post-visit classroom activities to enhance the on-site experience. The materials contain specific key concepts, teacher background information, and student activity sheets. The Catalina Adventure Program begins in October 2010. There is currently a fee of $2 per student.
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Day Use Ramada Now Reservable!
Two 20 x 40" Ramadas are now reservable. The picnic area Ramada and the Romero Ruins Ramada have two grills and 10 picnic tables. It is only for day use (5 am – 10 pm); no camping or wood fires are allowed (wood fires are allowed in the group area). The reservation fee is $35 plus the day use entrance fee $7/vehicle. Call park directly at (520) 628-5798 to reserve. Three of the group areas (large, small, and third) now have a solar powered 20 Watt LED flood light for the 20' x 40' Ramadas. Materials and labor donated by Citizens for Solar and the Solar Guild of Tucson, Arizona.
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With the pilot program expiring in July, commissioners had to decide whether to just let it expire or extend it for another year. Neighborhood leaders told the commission that they approved of an extension.
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When the program was first discussed last year, many residents told commissioners that they feared parking their cars in the street would make them easy vandalism targets.
Commissioner Kelly Kirschner asked Holland if there have been more vandalism. She said there have been no more incidents than there normally are. In fact, Holland said there has been an unintended consequence of the front-yard parking ban.
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23.Aug.11 British women take 1-2-3 at 50km trophy
Emma Gooderham led the British girls home in a new personal best time of 3hrs 17mins 30sec, winning the World Trophy final from English team colleague Susan Harrison who was 2nd, and English born athlete Joanna Zakrewski.
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22.Aug.11 1500m Steeplechase Development Races in Kent
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Creator and executive producer Matt Weiner made the announcement to a handful of journalists Tuesday afternoon with the information embargoed until Wednesday morning.
Fans looking for hints about where the AMC show's penultimate 13 episodes may be headed will be disappointed, however. Weiner, who said he was in the middle of writing this season's eighth episode, was characteristically tight-lipped about details.
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"I'm not really prepared to talk about the new season specifically right now," he said. "The show will be advancing in time. I can't say how much. It will be more than a week."
But the show runner of the four-time Emmy winner for best drama still had plenty to add.
"We ended up with a story this season that seems very related to what our anxieties are right now," he said. "The show seems to tap into an internal state that is based on anxiety, a loss of national self-esteem, an alienation that has been created from technology and a turning inward from the things you can't control to the things you can."
The show will have a special two-hour premiere, which Wiener likened to a movie.
"It has a lot of foreshadowing," he said. "It will answer a lot of questions of where we left off last year. I'm really very proud of its mood."
Weiner confirmed that after this season there will only be 13 more episodes before the series ends. It's still unclear whether those final 13 episodes will be aired consecutively or split into two parts.
AMC broke up the last 16 episodes of Vince Gilligan's hit drama "Breaking Bad" into two abbreviated seasons. Its final eight episodes are to air this summer.
"If they split it up, I will write it like Vince did," Weiner said. "I'm not against that."
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by Brenna
April 12th, 2013
Socks For: April!
I will admit that I'm a little partial to April's symbols, but for good reason—it's my birth month! Sparkling diamonds, pretty little sweet peas, daisies, and Aries, April has got a pretty good batch.
Diamonds are, according to popular song, a girl's best friend, but they're also clear so they're not easily represented via sock. If only there was a pattern or something that was diamond-y . . .
• Diamond Jester Knee Highs •
• Dreamer Harlequin Diamond OTKs •
• Harlequin Diamond & Stripe Tights •
Right! "Diamond" is a pattern/texture you can check off in our Advanced Search. It's a gorgeous, simple pattern that goes with everything, kind of like the gemstone, even.
Top row, from left: Diamants Lace Topped Knee High, Sheer Pattern Knee High, Vienna Trouser Socks.
Bottom row, from left: Sheer Pattern Crew, Five Toed Sheer Knee High, B.Ella Gigia Microfiber Crew.
Sweet peas are pretty little pastel flowers. They have a distinct shape and don't seem to be a popular choice to decorate socks with. Daisies too! Other than the flowers the Sock It To Me Elephants are holding, there isn't single daisy on the socks we currently carry. I suppose I'll just have to make my own. Let's see, we need some solid white styles for the outside and some solid yellow for the middle:
Clockwise from top: Bobby Socklings, Ribbed M Stockings, Socklings, Opaque Thigh High with Bows, Taller Tabis, Harajuku Arm Warmers.
Center: Arm Warmer w/Thumb.
Did you know the daisy is a compound flower? Each petal and each cluster of yellow in the middle is an individual flower. Nature! So crazy and awesome.
The constellation that makes up most of April is Aries, the ram. I know the ram is kind of like, this noble symbol, but even the most dignified ram is still as fluffy as the sheep on the Sleepy Sheep bedsocks (though I'm sure the facial expression would be more stern). Sheep provide a lot of wonderful wool, with merino being a popular choice when luxurious softness is sought. We have a nice selection of merino styles to pamper your toes, but here are a couple that I consider the fluffiest, thanks to the amazing combo of soft wool and boucle yarn:
• B.Ella Katy Striped Wool Socks •
• Alpino Merino Mousse Crew •
• Franco Wool Boucle Stripe Midcalf •
April! Fluffy flowers, sparkling sheep! Spring all of its wackiness in full force.
by Brenna
April 5th, 2013
Gumball Poodle: Dress vs. Athletic
Ever popular, Gumball Poodle's made in the USA "word socks" are a fun way to label and proclaim. We've totally done a style spotlight on them before, but with the introduction of their crew style, they've now got three great ways to say it with socks. Wait, three?! That's right, all the Gumball Poodle knee highs aren't created equal and there are two distinctly different ways you can wear a word.
One style Gumball Poodle calls "dress socks." You can spot 'em by their contrast heel and toe. Smooth textured and thin enough for snugger shoes, they're perfect at hiding under office slacks, looking like a plain dress sock at the ankle while secretly being like, a ninja.
The other style is called an "athletic sock." True to its name, this style is rugged and ready for anything. A terry lined foot cushions and absorbs—in the copy for the athletic styles we even say "Keep in mind that they are SO cushy they bring your shoe size up by half a size, so they're best for roomier sneaks and boots." Their lightly ribbed body is a pro at staying up, they're no sissies.
Beyond just style, the differences between the dress and athletic socks affect the fit. The dress socks don't stay up as well on some legs as the athletic socks and there is no way the athletic socks are fitting into snug dress shoes. But with over forty words and phrases to choose from we know you'll find a fit that strikes your fancy and says exactly what you mean.
by Brenna
March 29th, 2013
DIY: Heat pack!
This might be one of the easiest sock DIYs and I can't believe that we haven't shown you how to do this yet! You've probably encountered those little bean bag sort of packs that you can chill in the freezer or heat in the microwave. They're fab because they drape so comfortably over whatever sore spot needs comfort. And they're also a perfect sock craft, sewing optional! You really just need two things: socks and filler.
Sock-wise, all you need is a Crafty Bundle or a (clean!) old sock that lost its mate or got holey in the toes. We like styles that are little longer, especially if you want to make this a sewing-free project. If your sock is open on both ends, make a knot in one end, so you have a closed tube. If you want, you could also sew that end shut.
For filler, there are a lot of great options: uncooked rice, feed corn, buckwheat hulls, barley, oatmeal, beans! Rice and barley are the most common options. Keep in mind that their grainy smell increases when you heat up the pack, so if you prefer a less hot-cereal scent you might like to add dried herbs and flowers like lavender and rose petals or mint and rosemary. If you decide to add a scent, mix it in with the filler and let them hang out together in a closed container for a while, so the smell gets nicely infused and distributed.
Now, all you've got to do is fill the sock with the filler! You want to aim for half to three-quarters full, this leaves enough room for the filler to scootch around and drape comfortably. Sticking the sock in a large glass and cuffing it over the top makes the filling process easier. A funnel is useful too, but so is a heavy piece of paper folded in half to make a sort of slide. Whee!
The second and last (!) thing to do is close it up! Again, a knot works just fine, but you can sew it if you want. Cut off any excess sock.
To heat your pack up, microwave for a minute or two and keep an eye on it for safety's sake. You might also want to stick a small glass of water in the microwave with the pack while you heat it, the moisture helps heat sink into your muscles and helps ensure nothing catches on fire.
All ready to relax! But, what do you do if you don't have the leisure to sit still and let the pack do its work? Here's where a long sock comes in handy. Slip your pack into a long sock and let it fall to about the middle. Then use that long fabric to tie the pack in place! This works particularly well for lower back stuff (tie it like a belt) and shoulders (tie like a sash).
Now you can relax on the go, all thanks to this quickie craft (and socks!).
by Brenna
March 22nd, 2013
Tips and Tricks: Compression Socks!
We took our time bringing in compression socks, because we wanted to offer styles that worked well and were safe. Graduated compression styles have a scientifically designed snugger fit, tighter at the ankles and less as they go up the leg. The way these socks compress muscles, veins and arteries at the feet and ankles increases arterial pressure, encouraging more blood to return to the heart and not pool in the feet. That's some straight up science!
Even though we love science, none of us are professional scientists (yet!), but luckily the compression brands we carry have plenty of them. Therafirm, Sockwell and CEP are all amazingly designed graduated compression brands, each of them designed for different lifestyle needs. Therafirm's Preggers styles are graduated compression tights designed to energise and support the tired legs and feet associated with pregnancy. CEP is designed for sports, maximising performance and recovery after competition or working out. Sockwell has socks that maximise fun and health, with gorgeous designs and smartly built socks. Even Dahlgren and Injinji have compression styles with the same smart sports and lifestyle designing that defines their brands.
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• Therafirm •
There's a trick to putting compression socks on correctly, though. As you might have noticed, compression socks are tight and can be hard to put on. There's a reason for that. Just yanking them on won't distribute that smartly designed sock correctly and will prevent the sock from giving you the benefit of proper graduated compression. Plus, for styles with higher compression, it can be unhealthy, since they are designed to be worn with the fabric evenly distributed up the leg. CEP has a fun little video on YouTube showing the basics of putting on compression socks and Therafirm's Preggers has some great tips on their website for donning compression styles.
This simple little trick just takes a minute or so extra but is worth every second. For folks who prefer a photo reference, we got you covered after the jump!
by Brenna
March 15th, 2013
Socks For: March!
Folks say that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, and maybe that's why it has two birthstones, Aquamarine and Bloodstone. The daffodil and Pisces round out the other symbols for March.
The aptly named "water of the sea" Aquamarine is turquoise beryl (its deeper green cousins are emeralds!). Now, we've got a lot of things that are turquoise, it's a very popular colour (although, I will confess, it's a real bear to colour correct!)
Clockwise from top: Opaque Solid Nylon Trouser Socks, Nuova Baby Ribbed Wool Socks, Harajuku Arm Warmer, Classic ToeToe Socks, Harajuku Scrunchy Socks, Layered Tulle Petticoat.
But March gets two birthstones! The second is Bloodstone, also known as Heliotrope, even though it is totally a different colour than the Heliotrope flower. Deep, dark green with flecks of red, it's sort of the perfect counterpoint to the clear blues of Aquamarine. Green and red don't appear together on socks very often, but I think we can capture the ideals of Bloodstone pretty easily.
• Dreamy Striped Tubes •
• New Zealand Bedsocks with Stripes •
• N Stripes •
I always forget that March's flower, the Daffodil, is properly called the Narcissus. Frilly and yellow and already flowering in my yard, they're harbingers of spring, reminding us that sun is around the corner. I was a little worried about picking styles to represent these flowers. Yellow, despite the recent popularity of mustard as a colour, isn't a common shade of sock, but lo and behold I found a couple of shots where we used the Narcissus to bring out the best of lemony shades!
• White Knees •
• Sock It To Me Bumble Bees •
• Vertically Inclined Knee Highs •
Properly following February's Aquarius sign, March's constellation is mostly Pisces, symbolised by two fish. And we've got two-by-two options for you, both straight up fish:
• Sock It To Me Koi Fish •
• Mouthy Fish 3-D Socks •
And more symbolic scales (maybe your feet are the fish!):
• Lola Knee High •
• Mermaid Armor Over the Knee •
March marches on, bringing us the start of spring and sneak peeks of sunshine. Are you a March birthday? Do you pick Aquamarine or Bloodstone?
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In a nod to the corn-on-the-cob often served by street vendors in Mexico, sweet corn is brushed with a smoky chipotle spread before grilling, and then finished with crumbled cheese, cayenne and a squeeze of fresh lime juice.
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We love this non-traditional chili made with tomatillos, green chiles and white beans. The optional toppings add fresh color and bright flavor.
With its beautiful colors and pleasing balance of textures and flavors, this dish is bound to become one of your most requested recipes. Serve it either as a first course or a side dish to a fall or winter meal.
Transform the traditional mozzarella and tomato appetizer into a meal-worthy salad with the addition of pearl couscous. White balsamic vinegar and fresh basil keep things lively.
Adults and kids alike will fall for these summer skewers, threaded with fresh zucchini, cherry tomatoes and beef hot dogs, and basted with honey mustard.
With its deep-blue color and intense berry flavor, this easy-to-make sauce instantly elevates a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a slice of pound cake.
Create a fresh berry salad that's vibrant in color and flavor with a simple minted sugar. As the salad sits, the berries will release some of their juices and soften.
Tart-sweet and pleasantly spicy, this fresh strawberry and green onion salsa is the perfect match for just about anything, including grilled fish and chicken.
Pull together this simple fruit crisp with your favorite summer berries and a couple of pantry staples. This recipe is a fun way to feature stone fruits, too. We love using a combination of nectarines and cherries.
Stir fresh cherries into your favorite whole wheat pancake batter to create an impressive (and deceptively simple!) breakfast treat. Top with more fresh fruit or a drizzle of warm maple syrup.
A surprise element, cumin, brings a unique flavor to this simple green salad. The sweet cherries are a delicious contrast to the warmly spiced vinaigrette.
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One of the minor irritations I find on timetables produced by a certain publicity house is the misuse (or non-use) of capital letters at certain timing points. The timetable for the Cambridgeshire guided busway is a prime example.
So, in St Ives, the street named bus stops at Hill Rise and Ramsey Road find their first letters capitalised. Not so for St Ives Bus Station or, for that matter, the separate Huntingdon Bus Station and Rail Station. At least it doesn't say Train Station!
The most perverse is Addenbrooke's Hospital. I could almost understand the use of "hospital" were the timing point "Addenbrooke, hospital", a minor point in a village or suburb. But it isn't.
The same goes for virtually all Wilts & Dorset timetables. Here's just one example. Note the upper case Royal Bournemouth Hospital, though. To print this as "Royal Bournemouth hospital" makes no sense.
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A Capital Offence
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I suppose "bus shelter" (W&D example) is acceptable but not the others. They are place names which in conventional English are capitalised.
With standards of literacy among the young an increasing source of despair, this sort of thing doesn't help. It seems to be all part of the trendy "triumph of form over function" pitfall that certain 'publicity houses' are in danger of falling into (especially those who favour chef pants as everyday attire!)
Ah, but surely if we are to "sell the excitement" of using the bus to youngsters, we must "speak their language"?
Hmm .. this would see timetables eventually decline in2 txtspk ...
But, wait, Traveline already adds one or two pages of bus stop texting codes free of charge every time you say 'print all' to a timetable.
Doh! Or rather Doe! Time for Barry to take a stand! - 20 August, 2011 07:55
Perhaps Barry already writes this? He must surely be a candidate?
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- 20 August, 2011 09:16
- RC169 said...
I would have expected those representing people with visual impairments to have complained about this sort of thing, as proper capitalisation must surely aid readability. Unfortunately, as with contravision advertising on bus windows, they don't seem to have done so.
- 20 August, 2011 09:33
Shame that this blog has degenerated into insulting people. Ray Stenning and Barry Doe have contributed a lot more to the industry than the contributors to this blog. Also note the difference between nouns and proper nouns.
- 20 August, 2011 09:49
Anon at 0949 - I assume by "this blog" you actually mean the commenters, rather than the actual blog posts itself?
All the blog post says it that it's a "minor irritation" - hardly insulting anyone. It's actually a valid point. - 20 August, 2011 12:03
"Ray Stenning and Barry Doe have contributed a lot more to the industry than the contributors to this blog."
How do YOU know that? How do YOU know who contributes to this blog, comments on it, or has contributed what to this industry? A little arrogant in your assumptions aren't you?
I've worked in the bus world for well over thirty years...In that time I've met a whole raft of people who've contributed at least as much, and in some cases far more than the two you mention. For all I know some of them may well comment or contribute here....
Oh, and for the record I agree wholeheartedly with anon at 0916... - 20 August, 2011 13:23
Busing is basically correct and I think it a pity to abuse the language in this way. Addenbrooke's Hospital is a proper name which should be capitalised.
It is said by some, though, that language is a living thing which evolves with the times. Today, people using social networking sites and phone texting pay only limited attention to capitals and, as they're heavily (but not exclusively ) used by the younger generation, I fear that's probably the way things are heading. Those of us like me who've been around for rather longer will probably have to get used to it.
My impression from when my own children were at school is that educationalists don't attach as much importance to the correct use of the language as they once did. - 20 August, 2011 13:50
TBH I wonder, if much criticism of bad grammar and the like is part of an unwillingness to realise that language, spoken and written, is living and evolving; has done throughout history.
For example in 17th Century all nouns had an initial capital, just as German does even now.
Eventually much that is unacceptable will be normal.
Rather than complain, just write in good style, as an example. - 20 August, 2011 15:46
I don't know the area but is the church in Pennington called Pennington Church, rather than St Cuthbert's Church, Pennington; likewise the cafe in Barton on Sea and the school in Old Milton Road? Maybe they are not proper names at all.
- 20 August, 2011 17:07
- fatbusbloke said...
Barry Doe's mother died some some time ago. He spent the last months of her life caring for her virtually 24/7 without complaint.
Personal remarks have no place in a blog like this.
Barry MIGHT be opinionated and can be boring, but, sadly, he is usually RIGHT!
Three cheers for Bazza! - 20 August, 2011 17:08
- RC169 said...
Anonymous said...
"Today, people using social networking sites and phone texting pay only limited attention to capitals and, as they're heavily (but not exclusively ) used by the younger generation, I fear that's probably the way things are heading."
Texting is surely more akin to shorthand and the sort of notes one wrote on the back of an old envelope (or a Post-It!), where correct grammar probably never was an high priority. I agree that language does evolve, but I don't think it will - or, indeed, can - go that far. One only needs to look at some internet forums to see what results when rules about spelling and punctuation are ignored. The communication (if it can be called such) often descends to incoherence. Correct use of the features of the language aids communication, which is important, particularly for complex matters - which timetables can sometimes be!
I'm not sure what Barry Doe has done to deserve such vitriol (anon at 09:16), as far as I am aware he 'campaigns' for good quality timetable information, which of course involves communicating information precisely and accurately. As 'fatbusbloke' says, such unsubstantiated personal remarks contribute nothing useful to the debate. - 20 August, 2011 19:00
Thank you.
- 20 August, 2011 19:18
Language may be evolving, which is fair enough. But, the only way it can evolve is through usage which is incorrect.
Therefore, even though it might be "on the road" to "evolution" it is still incorrect at the current time, and as a professional body/company, getting grammar wrong never looks good - especially for the majority who still can use English correctly. - 20 August, 2011 20:26
- Busing said...
Yesterday's comment at 0916 about Barry Doe came as something of a surprise. You don't have to agree with what he prints about bus timetables. I know, for example, that a number of industry people disapprove. But there must nevertheless surely be a better way of expressing an opinion. I know Moordown-resident Barry reasonably well and I also know, were he to read that comment, particularly about his late mother, that he would be very saddened & indeed upset. I have therefore taken the unusual and extreme measure of deleting the comment in the hope that readers will understand. This in my view does not represent censorship.
- 21 August, 2011 00:00
I do not approve of much of the output of a prominent bus design house and do not always agree with Mr Doe on timtable issues. However, this does not make me right. Indeed one of the pleasures of this blog is the chance to discuss opinions in a constructive manner. It is illumnating to receive others' opinions and to change, on occasion, one's own.
- 21 August, 2011 08:15
I don't tend to agree with much Barry Doe writes (or the way he writes it). He has a right to express his views. We all have that right and the right to criticise his views and I agree with the learned Mr Busing that the 0916 comment was not the most appropriate way to do so.
- 21 August, 2011 10:13
I see, it's not right to insult Barry Doe, but it's fine to insult Ray Stenning with pathetic, irrelevant remarks about his choice of attire. Each to their own I say and, besides, and it would be good for some of the commentators to look at the own appearances before commenting on others. Personally, I admire anyone who follows his own rules and stands out in a crowd. The world needs characterful people. Good on you, Ray!
- 22 August, 2011 09:09
- David said...
It's a tough one with proper versus common nouns. Is it called Huntingdon Bus Station or is it the bus station in Huntingdon? A very subtle difference; capitals should be used in the former but not in the latter.
I'd agree, though, stylistically it just doesn't look right. I'm not so certain that it is grammatically incorrect though.
As for Barry Doe, he can be boring (though that's more subject matter than actually him- hands up who gets excited about a fares manual?) but what he says is usually bang on the money.
@RC169: Lower case is easier to read for people with visual impairments, hence why bus displays have mostly stopped being capitalised. - 22 August, 2011 11:27
- RC169 said...
David said...
"@RC169: Lower case is easier to read for people with visual impairments, hence why bus displays have mostly stopped being capitalised."
Agreed in respect of the 'all capitals' displays used in earlier times. However, the place names should obviously have initial capitals. The initial capitals add to the variety of the letters, which improves readability - take 'Cwm' (near Ebbw Vale) as an example. - 22 August, 2011 18:12
As an outgoing member of staff at the agency responsible for the timetable, our rule of thumb is simple. Proper Names are capitalised (eg Charing Cross Hospital). However, if the stop was a hospital near Charing Cross (but called something else), it might be Charing Cross: hospital. Similarly, "crossroads" on its own is a description, not a place name - unless they are specifically known as, say, "Eynsham Crossroads". The station in Milton Keynes could be Milton Keynes Central, or Milton Keynes: rail station, but never Milton Keynes Rail Station, as that is not its name.
However this does not mean we get it right 100% of the time, we rely on local knowledge and information and happily change our timetables to make them as clear as possible for local users. - 24 August, 2011 16:10


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26 Sep 2012
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has selected Johan Goosen at flyhalf for the Rugby Championship Test against the Wallabies on Saturday.
Keo.co.za reported yesterday that Goosen would start but Meyer surprised by completely omitting Steyn from his 22, selecting the uncapped Elton Janjties as pivot cover.
Asked about his decision to leave Steyn out, Meyer said: 'This was very difficult, but I looked at what the team needed first and then at the impact on the individual. At Loftus, where he has played well, it is a big call. But he accepted it graciously. I feel it is in his best interest that he doesn't play. He'll fight back.'
Meyer said he had contemplated including Steyn's on the bench but was dissuaded from this course of action because of the potential to expose an already under pressure player. 'It isn't going to help him to bring him on with 20 minutes and he ends up having to kick the game-winning or game-losing goal. I either back him 100% or not. That's the decision I had to take,' Meyer said.
Meyer also dispelled the perception that Goosen's natural attacking instinct would be reigned in to come in line with a game plan that is widely perceived as conservative. He explained that a sharp assessment of the state of the defensive line was key in determining what action to take.
'There's a misconception that Goosen must fit into a rigid structure. He has the freedom to play the situation as he sees it,' he said. 'But this is not Currie Cup rugby where you have space and time. I've said to him to go out and express himself, that's why I picked him. He must determine when it is on to go wide or take the safer option.'
He added: 'People have to be realistic though, you can't expect a 20-year-old to win the game on his own.'
Elsewhere Frans Steyn (who's struggling with an ankle injury) is bracketed with Jaco Taute in the midfield. The Lions youngster will make his debut in the No 13 jersey if Frans Steyn fails to recover, with skipper Jean de Villiers taking over at inside centre.
'I want two experienced guys on either side of Johan. Jaco was very good at 13 in Super Rugby,' Meyer said in explaining this move.
The medical staff were highly optimistic about Steyn's availability on Tuesday evening but he rolled the same ankle in Wednesday's training session. A call on his availability will be made after the captain's practice on Friday afternoon.
In other changes Andries Bekker and Eben Etzebeth unseat Juandre Kruger and Flip van der Merwe in the second row. 'There is great competition at lock now,' Meyer said. 'Flip played his best Test ever against the All Blacks and Juandre was very good as well.
'It was a horses for courses change there. Australia are very good at lineout time and we want to exert pressure on them there. I feel that Eben, Andries and Duane is a good combination to achieve that, as well as a little more mobile which is crucial as Australia will play expansively. Also Andries is a little more experienced and in 50-50 calls like this I always go with the more experienced guy.
Probed on why Taute had leapfrogged Juan de Jongh in the pecking order, Meyer said: 'Jaco would have been in the squad earlier had he not been injured. He is 106kg and runs the 100m in 10.7. So I looked at the way Australia defend and thought we could exploit that [better with Taute]. I can't elaborate on that because we're talking game plan then. It's a tough call on Juan.'
Coenie Oosthuizen comes onto the bench after a neck injury in the only other change to the bench.
Springboks – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Bryan Habana, 13 Jean de Villiers, 12 Frans Steyn/Jaco Taute, 11 Francois Hougaard, 10 Johan Goosen, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Duane Vermuelen, 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Francois Louw, 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Beast Mtawarira.
Subs: 16 Tiaan Liebenberg, 17 Coenie Oosthuizen, 18 Flip van der Merwe, 19 Marcel Coetzee, 20 Elton Jantjies, 21 Jaco Taute/Juan de Jongh, 22 Pat Lambie.
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26 Sep 2012, 21:07 pm@greatest13gerber-498: Michael Du Plessis prince of centres. Boetie prince of wings.
26 Sep 2012, 21:52 pmProbably the best 22 he has selected thus far!!!
Unfortunately if they play the skop and jaag then it doesn't matter who he picks…
Glad Morne has gone and I hope for good too. I read how certain people were commenting that we were going to lose now, but we have been losing with him anyway. I hope Goosen makes a statement and a name for himself. He is a super talent.
If I were Lambie, I would leave and play overseas. He has become another bench warmer and is way better than Nicknaks… Taute also better in 15 jersey…
26 Sep 2012, 22:03 pmPoor Kirchner. First it was Spies, then Steyn and now Kirchner. Who will be next? Will the Cape biased media turn against their captain de Villiers or Bekker or will they go for the last Bulls player in the team, Hougaard.
Must say I am glad Steyn and Spies is gone, and Kirchner should be next. Will not even pick him for my Bulls team. Ralepele, Juandre Kruger, Arno Botha, Hougaard, Venter and Serfontein and a string of others is the Bulls future and we are now playing with heros because they played with Matfield, Bakkies, Fdp, etc and not because they played on the same level.
Hopefully Sharks keep backing Lambie as their flyhalf and Stormers get Jantjies then the Bulls can go for Goosen. The province that signs him will dominate SA rugby for the next 5 years.
26 Sep 2012, 22:11 pmHowzit Bill. Things are slowly taking shape in the Bok set-up. The guys in the team now know that there is serious pressure on their places. Especially after another of their favourite sons got dumped on the scrap heap.
I've been saying for a while that if you give a Bull enough rope, he'll hang himself. That was after the first squad announement. The good news is that HM has seen daylight. And with Goosen there at 10, I hope it's a great new dawn. Goosen is not Morne in disguise. He will play his natural game. There will be more Bok changes along the way. and the players now know it.
The thing is, the players on the field could've won both away matches against Aus and NZ.
The next 2 saturdays are no different. The players have got to go out there and perform. And not make crucial errors. That is why HM is going through the walkie-talkies at a rate of knots.
26 Sep 2012, 22:31 pmJuan smith set to sign a lucrative contract in franch… Reportedly playing for top 14 side bayonne from next year… They are hot on his achilles heels to sign him and he is eager to go albeit cheetahs can match his multi million rand offer?
26 Sep 2012, 22:32 pmThis is brilliant, haven't taken this much interest in a starting debut of a young prodigy player since Jonah. Then Jonah took a few tests to find his feet so just hoping Goosen does the basics well for starters, but its great to see him get a start.
26 Sep 2012, 22:40 pmHowzit Boet! I hope Goosen goes and plays his natural game. I feel for the Bull supporters and understand their concern. They are not like Stormer supporters who support through thick and thin. Loftus gets very empty if they are not performing. They have been great in the past and have shown to be a champion side. Unfortunately, there is something wrong at Loftus but I'm sure the brains trust will fix it…
26 Sep 2012, 22:40 pmAnd Jonah never ran a try passed the Boks. My money says Goosen will – eventually. Over time.
A lot of us are talking him up because he is a breath of fresh air and should bring a new dimension into Bok play. The Bok outside backs need good front foot ball and by Goosen taking it flatter it will bring them into play. As they say, a change is as good as a holiday. And i'm up for that.
26 Sep 2012, 22:47 pmAre you going on Sat? I'm there like a bear. We're doing the warm-up routine at Eastwoods before the game.
Last time I was at Loftus, it wasn't empty. There was blue and white everywhere.
By the way, I think Heyneke is doing ok with the current Bok loose trio. Flo makes a difference. But Brussow i reckon needs a bit more game time after his injury.
26 Sep 2012, 22:48 pm@I am a stormer-558:
Well if Goosen can excite the fans as much as Jonah did then I'm all for that and if he brings an improvement to the Bok set-up which undoubtedly I believe he will , therefore Rugby in general is the winner -
26 Sep 2012, 22:49 pmI am the happiest oke o the Planet with this M Steyn axing….
Been sying for 2 years the main problems with Boks were M Steyn, Spies and Smit…..
Thank heavens they gone…..
Time for a bright new era…….it can only get better…the drivel Boks have played since 2010 has been an embaressment…..
Love the changes…….a few more subtle tweaks and Kiwis beware….!
26 Sep 2012, 22:55 pmI listened to one of your heroes a couple of weeks back.
The one and only John Smit.
One thing John said was that Francois Louw was in the form of his life. And soon after that, Flo got a phone call.
Who you gonna thank?
26 Sep 2012, 22:56 pmJa ek weet!!!
No I'm not going. Have family down and need to entertain. Would love to have gone…
You must enjoy and the last time I was there it was really fun too…
26 Sep 2012, 22:59 pm@grant10-561:
I think you are right, all the ingredients in terms of players is beginning to come together, now just have to see what method of cooking Meyer will use to produce the complete dish. -
26 Sep 2012, 22:59 pm@I am a stormer-562: Go read the blog about 2 to 3 weeks before F Louw was called up….
See who called for his selection here on keo…
who you gonna thank?
26 Sep 2012, 23:03 pm@Te Rangatira-564: I reckon Heyneke is getting it right slowy but surely….I am still not convinced at 9….13….
We will be helleva strong when Bissy [ future captain I reckon ] is back as well….throw in JP Pietersen as well……
Goosen will never be a M Steyn clone…..not in his DNA…..
Exciting times ….I am enthusiastic for the first time since 2010 about Boks….and it really is a relief…
26 Sep 2012, 23:04 pmDid you also have breakfast with John? Take any photos?
26 Sep 2012, 23:08 pm@I am a stormer-567: LOL
I am sure both John and I would rather have root canal treatment than spend time in each others company….
outta here
26 Sep 2012, 23:08 pm@grant10-566:
I'm happy for you Grant,Meyer has been a little slow on the uptake with his player selections and is starting to find his feet. I think playing at Loftus has given him that security he needed to make the necessary adjustments to his starting 15. Yes exciting times for you and BOK supporters. -
26 Sep 2012, 23:48 pm@RL-481:
Goosen and Jantjies were hardly superstars at u20 level… They were both average in piss poor baby bok teams.
Goosen's team included:
Jaco Taute (who got bumbed by the English midget en route to the winning try)
Paul Jordaan (who dropped the ball in the last move of the match)
Francois Venter (the star of the show)
Arno Botha
Siya Kolisi
Nizaam Carr
Eben Etsebeth
one of the Marais at the Sharks -
27 Sep 2012, 01:43 am****** One change and the whole of SA feels like it is a new era. What we should take from the change is that HM didnt just put Morne on the bench which is what I thought he would have done with all he emotions attached, but he has smartly taken it a step further, and thought of the possiblity,
What happens if he comes on as a sub, and has a pressure kick and fails? What detrement would that cause on the guy? Brilliant questions. So to leave him out is the most logical solution and to do that with all the emotions of having that relationship at club rugby, takes serious but important gonadies decissions.
I think that shows tremendous strength from the coach and we might have a great in the making. Morne is not ****, He is a result of his club and national team abusing him for years, simply to save their own skins. No player can keep it up year on year and with these unprofessional organisations….! He has saved the Boks many a time, and letting him fight back for the position is as fair as it gets. Inform is key and who knows, what these next two kids will really be like, they could be poo for all we know. Time will tell. A true decision on them cant be until next yr at test level, so from the next two games question marks should still remain.I am not sure on the lock change as the other 2 did tremendous, a second outing together would help their solidarity. Bekker doesnt do it for me. Something there i need to put my finger on. But maybe being injury prone, it may be better to replace such a player than to use as a replacement. That Rrrrussian fella whats his name ,"Eben…ptttth…Etzebeth" .He so far didnt seem match fit.
It appears Lambie has been given the cold shoulder, like so many others hyped by the media so such heights, the only way is crash, tumbling down. A very sad story. Who really knows, Jantjies might be the quota player that has excluded Lambie from playing on Sat thanks to some recent racial political **** from our belovered polititions and their puppet. Lets all hope not and its all merit.
Lambie is still a child he can hang around SA for another year, then as people have mentioned, leggit where the dosh is. The whole Michalak scenario seems to have messed Lambies chances no doubt. Another beautiful reason why i think a Zero tolorance for teams should be implemented. The Sharks club can pat themselves on the back for this, sticking the chap at fullback certainly didnt help Little Lamb Chops chances.But the strongest message is certainly the dropping of Steyn. Thee old boys neeed this wake up call, Jon Smit and Co got far too comfortable which should never have happened. Hungry young players do set standards.
As Magic Jonhson once said while preparing for the "Dream Team" @ 92 Olympics, " theres a new kid on the block" admitting that Jordan had supassed him. God bless that man… A true Ledgend -
27 Sep 2012, 02:40 am@Dawn-233: Sorry Dawn was done in a moment of anger against our rubbish ex Kiwi Cooper who should not get near any rugby Union team. He is just ****!
27 Sep 2012, 02:54 am@nama1-439: Noticed the same thing, makes one wonder. Strange that over here M Steyn is not seen as a player without heart or a bad defender. He is solid in the basics much like Kirchner. But every team needs a reliable goal kicker and he has not been that lately. I would pick him in our team before Cooper – but then I would pick anyone before Cooper.
27 Sep 2012, 07:24 am@Greenies-571:
i dont know who magic jordan or johnson is..?.. legend?i would bet very few people know these guys.
27 Sep 2012, 07:52 am@mxhosa-570: Like most things in life, it doesn't matter what happened before, but only what you do now that matters. Most of those players have become great players, Jordaan is white hot in terms of his form, Siya has become an exciting talent, Taute has come into his own, and who the hell is Froncios Venter? Just goes to show, doing well at u/20 doens't mean you will rock at senior level.
27 Sep 2012, 07:54 am@i_love_u_bakkiesbotha-574: Stop living under a rock…
27 Sep 2012, 07:55 am@i_love_u_bakkiesbotha-574: Do you not know who Magic Johnson is? He was a great basket ball player before Jordan became a star. Was an amazing passer of the ball.
27 Sep 2012, 07:59 am@goodstuff-575: Francois Venter is the only one in the current Bulls backline worth a damn.
@mxhosa-570: I don't really agree with that. Etzebeth, Kolisi and Carr were the stars in that team. Francois Venter, the most hyped of the lot, was really average. Taute suffered because he got horrible ball, except for when Venter was skipped. Venter was doing crash-and-bash-no-brains rugby.
27 Sep 2012, 08:02 am@lepel-578: Now that I think about it, I do recall a venter popping up during that game this weekend.
Etzebeth will be a rugby great if he stays clear of serious injuries and learnes from a senior player. We need Bakkies to teach this kid the ropes!
27 Sep 2012, 08:07 am@lepel-576:
just sayin
one mans legend is another mans nobody.@goodstuff-577:
ok thank you,
i do not think many people would know anything about this guy. basketball is not a popular sport and probably only played in america by the looks of it. -
27 Sep 2012, 08:37 am@i_love_u_bakkiesbotha-580: Nah, basket ball is just not popular with rugby fans as it is in my oppinion a lesser sport, but it is popular world wide with countries like russia, china, countries europe and south america playing it as well. It is one of the Olympic games competitions.
But there are few superstars in sport history like Micheal Jordan, a player who dominated everybody he played against. His team the Chicago Bulls won the NBA like 7-9 times or something while he was there.
27 Sep 2012, 09:02 firstname.lastname@example.com: you are so provincially biast you are actually completely unaware that you are describing Andries Bekker while talking about Kruger. Do your self a favour go and check the stats Krugers workrate is far far higher than Bekkers. He was also the best 5 lock from SA in this years S15 tournament, but I guess someone like you would not know this because you only watch stormers games and not the rest to be able to actually make a true comment. Kruger played a fundamental role in the forwards charge against NZ so anybody who would like to point out that he is scared of the physical go watch the games again and then ou go watch the games Bekker played and then you will clearly see who's the p#ssy!
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