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Finishing failings nearly floor Boks
30 Sep 2011
JON CARDINELLI writes the Springboks played with power and purpose but struggled to translate territorial and set-piece dominance into points.
The Boks should have won this match comfortably. They controlled the game in the first half, hammering the Samoans at the set-pieces and ensuring that the majority of the contest took place in opposition territory.
They were helped by the self-destructive play of the islanders, who ran from deep and coughed up possession through handling errors and breakdown turnovers. Unfortunately, the Boks were in no mood to punish their bumbling opponents. The South Africans played an aggressive, tactically-smart game, but their failure to finish made their task harder than it needed to be.
The Bok scrum was in impressive form, with Beast Mtawarira getting the hit on Census Johnston. Victor Matfield looked like a superstar in the early stages as he secured the Bok lineout ball and disrupted the opposition throw. With such a powerful platform to launch, the Boks would have been expected to pile on the points and record another 50-plus score.
Bryan Habana finished well in the ninth minute, and the Boks strode to a 7-0 lead. For much of the first half, their defence did a fine job resisting the Samoan surge, and their tactical kickers booted for territory knowing full well that the wobbly Samoa set-piece would battle to retain possession.
Samoa showed little imagination on attack, moving the ball from side to side without much success. It was a credit to the Bok defence who effected 69 tackles (30 more than Samoa) in the first 40 minutes, but it was equally an indictment on the tactical naivety and impotency of the islanders.
The game changed in the second half, with Samoa producing a more competitive showing at the scrum and lineout, and using that platform to play more direct rugby in terms of deploying their strike runners at the Bok midfield. Suddenly, a 13-0 scoreline didn't seem as much a cushion as an insufficient gap considering the manner in which the Samoans had upped the ante.
Had the Boks taken their attacking opportunities and maximised their forward dominance in the first half, it may not have been such a close finish. Had they cashed in, they would have broken the spirit of a limited Samoan side in the first half and racked up some big numbers in the second.
But those failings would so nearly cost them the game. George Stowers crashed over in the 51st minute, and suddenly Samoa were finding holes in the previously watertight Bok defence. The Samoa scrum was standing its ground, the islanders were enjoying more territory and possession, and not for the first time in this tournament, the Boks' scramble defence was called on to save the day.
The Boks would have won comfortably had they finished better in the first half. Their inability to do so will have their quarter-final opponents, the Wallabies, taking note.
Against a top team you need to make your attacking opportunities count, and once again this Bok side, through a lack of attacking synergy and patience, left a number of points on the park. Tactically, they looked like potential champions, but champions translate opportunities into points.
There's is still much to rectify before next Sunday's showdown in Wellington.
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30 Sep 2011, 11:43 amFlooring dragons!
30 Sep 2011, 11:46 amShoe!!!!!!!!!
30 Sep 2011, 11:47 am2 things , great discipline showed and Schalk Burger just gets better and better !
30 Sep 2011, 11:48 amThe impact of the bench have been sorely missed today. The fitness levels a bit concerning…
30 Sep 2011, 11:48 amIRB needs to wake up. How can the final group games not be played at the same time? And how can you have a ref from country that is directly involved in the group refereeing a deciding game.
IRB is a joke and pathetic.
Not that it will matter but Wales have no pressure on them now for their final game and thus have an easier route.
30 Sep 2011, 11:50 amDidnt see the game but it sounds like the Aussies have nothing to worry about. Were there any injuries?
30 Sep 2011, 11:52 amfair article. Truly abysmal reffing of the breakdown, cheapshots by the Samoans all over the place without any sanction. Reminded a lot of the Fidji semi in 2007. Boks will learn from this. 6.5 / 10, nothing more.
30 Sep 2011, 11:53 amBoks were poor.
Strange. When the Boks play well, Keo's jounos shower us with negativity. When the Boks are embarrassing, they talk about us playing as champions and being tactically good.
The Boks were embarrassing today. Beating Samoa by 8 points is nothing to be proud of.
30 Sep 2011, 11:55 am"The Boks were embarrassing today. Beating Samoa by 8 points is nothing to be proud of." True.
30 Sep 2011, 11:57 amBoks were very average today (agree with Tac above)… tough game with big hits, but we started positively and should have converted the pressure we applied.
Agree with Derrida too that the breakdown officiating was pathetic – there were penalties all over the show.
Either way, a win is a win and we need to use this to keep ourselves grounded and ensure that we go in super hard against the Aussies.
Go the Boks!
30 Sep 2011, 11:57 amWe looked good, a few crucial handling errors at key moments cost us points. I hope that we are going to lose the idea of kicking posession away before we play Aus and NZ. We will be severely punished if we keep on doing that. We are not using our forwards enough in phase play. Otherwise a good job by the boks. We dominated set pieces, tackled well and looked well in control in the first 40. The decision to send John Smit off was nothing short of ridiculous. I was impressed with the maturity and discipline shown by the Boks in a game that amounted to not much short of war. Samoa were very dirty and got away with murder for 70 minutes. This Bok side is showing that experience is a crucial factor in this type of situation.
30 Sep 2011, 11:57 amSorry, what "territorial" and "set-piece dominance" was that? The Samoa scum easily held their own and the Samoan jumpers won a few of Bismarck's throws too. As for territory, most of the 2nd half was played in the Bok half.
30 Sep 2011, 11:58 amScrum, not scum! Ooops!
30 Sep 2011, 12:01 pmAgree with article, but would extend it to 2nd half too. We had 2 ideal attacking oppertunities from attacking scrums in their 22 – 1 we tried to set up a maul???!!!!???? WTF and the other we sent it to Frans as 1st reciever and went crash!!!
If we want to go all the way, we'll have to use the space a scrum allows a whole lot better. I mean that was pathetic and the maul from a scrum option was a game turner!
30 Sep 2011, 12:01 pmBut lets relax….
Tourny has only started now………. (these previous games was just like the vodacom cup… who cares )
30 Sep 2011, 12:03 pmThankfully Samo were too busy taking cheap shots, trying to take the head off and focussing on the man not the ball. Thought the Bok were avaerage …. but all teams beware the boot of Frans Steyn! Smit yellow card almost a case of trying to even things out – very harsh. The small Samoan wing was exciting, very good and caused heaps of problems.Hope F Hougaad is OK? IMO this is the game the Boks needed heading into the play-offs.
30 Sep 2011, 12:04 pm@TheTackler(TheTackler)-12: I think they are reffering to the 1st half, when Samoa were getting smashed in the scrums and battling to win any lineout ball.
30 Sep 2011, 12:07 pmHow good is Lambie's defence? In my opinion he saved the game with that brilliant tackle on the no. 14!
Harsh decision against Samoa after that though, I mean Nigel can not ref in this tournament again, its clear. I mean just about every call he made was the wrong one. It was like he ignored anything Samoa did for 60 minutes and then in the last 20, when an upset was on the cards (which would have drawn scrutiny), he just started blowing the Samoans off the field>
30 Sep 2011, 12:07 pm@Tacitus(Deucalion)-8: Yeah agree, bok tactics were poor, allowed Samoa to play exactly the kind of game that suited them especially in the 2nd half.
30 Sep 2011, 12:09 pmI've only seen more cheapshots in a game at Despatch
30 Sep 2011, 12:10 pmAnyone know why JS was sent off the field? I couldn't work that out, was cause he kicked the ball away or for talking back to the ref after being shoved in the back?
30 Sep 2011, 12:26 pm@TheTackler(TheTackler)-13:
freudian slip of note… thanks for the refreshing honesty… -
30 Sep 2011, 12:26 pmGame of two halves really.
Boks were efficient in the first half, should have been more ruthless with the absolute set piece dominance they showed but poor finishing let them down.
Second half, very poor. Reverted to the ultra conservative kicking game that played directly into the Samoans hands.
Anyone know of any serious injuries?
30 Sep 2011, 12:35 pmThe game changed in the 2nd half because we kept kicking the ball back to them through up and unders. What is the point of an up an under – 70% of the time, it turns over possession and even if we managed to regather, it only gains 15 meters. In a game like this where our lineout dominated, why not kick for touch instead?
30 Sep 2011, 12:53 pm@TheTackler(TheTackler)-13: Never a truer word spoken in jest, Tackles. The Samoans give the game of rugby a bad name with their dirty, off-the-ball cheap shots. It's time the IRB did something too about the islanders' preference for head-high tackling.
30 Sep 2011, 12:57 pmLets hope Brussow doesn't get cited for his part in that little handbag spat, we'll need him for the Aussies!
30 Sep 2011, 13:04 pm@wpjoulekkading(wpjoulekkading)-26: Ya, after letting the Samoans get away with murder the whole game, watch now for South Africans getting cited.
30 Sep 2011, 13:11 pm12:Tackler = You remember seeing the Samoan scrum back peddle 10 meters before giving away a penalty. You remember the boks driving through with Mauls causing the Samoans to peel off and come around the sides? You remember seeing the Boks pilfer nearly every lineout in the first half ? Clearly you remember little you one eyed Wallaby rooter. The Boks bossed that first half, the big Samoans were cut down, ball stolen, it eventually led to SAmoa having to play dirty. It was the point where they realized they would lose- about 15 minutes into the match. This Samoan pack would have steam rolled Australia – who's pack is quite pathetic without 1 key player – Pocock.
30 Sep 2011, 13:23 pmKeo and crew – how about an article on why the up and under should be banned from our game plan? I have no problem with going for touch, but the up and under is a high risk, low reward strategy.
Why more interesting then Bismark vs Smit, Habanna losing and gaining form or Morne's lack of defence.
30 Sep 2011, 13:37 pmButch was missed today. Morne steyn IMO was hopeless…tactical kickinng was poor, defense shocking and the few occasion the backline did get the ball-they were so deep.
30 Sep 2011, 14:19 pm@UKSaffa(catchlightuk.com)-29: Can't agree more, none of the up and unders helped us today. Just giving away possession.
30 Sep 2011, 14:59 pm@UKSaffa(catchlightuk.com)-29: It can still be very effective against a nervous 15 in a WC semi like Israel Dagg
30 Sep 2011, 15:13 pmCome on guys. The game went as predicted (not by Keo's gang, since they rarely seem to be able to read the trends of world rugby).
It wasn't a nice game to watch, but they did what was needed. Samoa never looked like they could win this game.
There will be 44 very soar players tonight (minus John who didn't have a chance to get thumped.) Can guarentee you the Aussies are glad they didn't have this game!
30 Sep 2011, 15:35 pmI also cannot see why we choose a full front row for the bench? We did not even utilize it so what was the purpose?
It nearly backfired on us with all the injuries to the back line players!
30 Sep 2011, 17:12 pmWhere's the "tactical smartness" in aimlessly kicking away hard won posession, John? It is an absurd tactic that I just cannot fathom. Maybe they are geniuses and I'm the fool. Maybe they will deceive the opposition with this folly only to deliver a new scintilating, dynamic and highly effective new style in the knockout stage!
30 Sep 2011, 17:46 pmAustralians should not have trouble finishing off the quarter finals.
Cooper has two winning medals this year, a S15 and 3N.
I think they have enough to go for the 3rd winning medal.
We'll see.
30 Sep 2011, 21:16 pmI thought the first half was the best rugby i have seen from the boks in a while .. our finishing let us down a touch as we could have had 2 – 3 more tries …there were some serious backline moves going on. maybe we didnt want to show our hand in the 2nd half
1. JDP – was decent in the first half .. i question his fitness though
2. Bissy – i would prefer to see him come on as impact
3. Beast – was immense
4. Danie – great game again .. but still drops balls in the tackle in attacking play .. annoying
5. Vic – great game, great leadership in keep the boys disciplined
6. Schalk – not human
7. Brussy – not his best game .. but still better than most
8. Spies – goes to sleep when the big guns are out ..
9. FDP – i thought he looked better today .. still a bit slow around the breakdown though
10 Morne – tactical kicking and tackling was below par
11. Habana – showed why he is still one of the best in the world today
12. Franz – good, solid .. needs to learn how to pass
13. Fourie – a bit quiet .. but thats what happens when you are tackling all day
14. JPP – huge day .. never missed a tackle
15. Lambie – star of the day ..didnt put a foot wrong .. possibly the day the boy became a man -
30 Sep 2011, 21:32 pm@Ratel Brussow(Morne Steyn is under-rated)-17: The Samoans were pretty much AWOL up front in the first half but did they ever fire up in the second stanza or what? Kept SA scoreless and crossed for a well-worked try of their own. Plus regained parity in all the tight phases. Boks on the back foot are impotent everywhere.
30 Sep 2011, 21:37 pm@Bouts(Bouts)-33: You're joking. Samoa were all over the Boks for all of the second half and camped deep inside the Bok half. Even when they conceded penalties, they were too deep in Bok territory even for Frans Steyn to be within range, so the sum total of the Boks second half efforts was a big round zero on the scoreboard. And this is a minnow team — ranked a lowly #10, below Scotland and Argentina.
1 Oct 2011, 03:01 amBoks remind me a lot of England at the last world cup. Strong defense, experienced team that doesn't know how to lose. Only problem, if you run into a team that is the same, but also knows how to score, you're likely to make a mistake here and there and lose.
England never would have made the final if they had to get through both Australia and NZ at the last world cup. Boks won't this time around.
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Over the course of the last few weekends I participated in a few Yahoo! mock drafts to gain a better grasp of what's been going on in the "real" fantasy hockey world. I thought I'd pass my findings onto you Dobberities. I participated in random drafts ranging from eight to 14 teams from H2H to Roto leagues with standard settings. This is what I have concluded. A couple of weeks ago I posted a list of under-rated and unappreciated draft options, this week I'll do the opposite and post who I think is over-rated and over glorified at the Yahoo! draft tables. Keep in mind that my opinions are based on standard Yahoo! league settings (G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, W, GAA, SP and SO). Your personal league settings might be different than those used in my discussions, which could dramatically change my opinion on a few of the players noted below. Claude Giroux – C/RW- Philadelphia Flyers Average: 4.1 Yahoo O-Rank: 3 Dobber Experts Pick: 5th (Capped – Eric Daoust) First thing I do need to clear up is that it's not like I don't want Giroux on my fantasy team, it's just that I don't really know if he's really that worth the price of his current draft position. Yes, I do understand that he posted 93 points, which was third behind Evgeni Malkin and Steven Stamkos, but a first round pick needs to be a clear-cut game breaker and although he did have a great 2011-12, Giroux hasn't earned that immunity factor for me to dive head first just yet. If you break down his overall stats, his plus six rating ranked him tied for 161st, his 29 PIM ranked him tied for 290th, and his 242 SOG tied him with Tyler Seguin for 28th. So, if you break it all down, is he really the runaway candidate as the third or fourth pick? Another factor that caught my attention is that nearly 60 percent (57.9) of his power-play points and 59.3 percent of his even strength points came when he was on the ice with Jaromir Jagr. Now that the cagy veteran has fled to the greener pastures of Dallas, will that severely hamper G's offensive production this campaign? Where would I select him: Round 1 (pick 7 - 10) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin, Henrik Lundqvist or Jon Quick. James Neal – LW/RW- Pittsburgh Penguins Average: 14.8 Yahoo O-Rank: 15 Dobber Experts Pick: 11th (Commish Office – Glen Hoos) There's no doubt in my mind that Crosby and Jordan Staal's absences to the Pens line up opened up a lot more scoring opportunity for Neal in 2011-12. At the end of the day, the Pens posted 746 points as a team in which Neal contributed 81 points which works out to be 10.9 percent of the team's totals. 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In the last five seasons, and a sample of 1490 blue-liners, there have only been a grand total of five defensemen, who have had the prestige of tallying over 10 percent of their team's total point production during a season. Lidstrom (10.1 percent) with the Red Wings in 07-08, Mike Green (10.2) with the Caps along with Mark Streit (10.3) in 08-09, Lubomir Visnovsky also pulled of this feat in 09-10 while registering 10.4 percent of the Ducks totals and of course you have Karlsson from last campaign, which tallied a whopping 11.8 percent of the Sens total. From my analysis of looking at the average point production of the top 10 blue-liners during the past five seasons, the average amongst them is roughly 8.7 percent of their team's totals. If you look at the average percent of team contributing amongst the number one defensive scorer in the league it works out to be 10.3 percent. So if you compare those numbers with Karlsson's 11.8 percent that just highlights how inflated his numbers really were from last campaign. Another factor to consider is that the Sens posted 659 points as a team in 2011-12. If you look at the previous three seasons, they posted 502, 599 and 572 respectively, so once again 659 is pretty far off the pace compared to past historical numbers. Was it the influence of new coach Paul Maclean that got the team revving? And will it continue to shine or will the honeymoon period wear off? If Karlsson reverts back to 10 percent of the Sens totals from this season, he'll still be in the ballpark figure of 65 points, which is a great figure in itself, but I don't think he comes close to repeating 78. Now consider a worst case scenario, what happens if he and the Sens both dip? 10 percent of 575 points is 57 points, which wouldn't be all that different than the production of another top-10 blueliner. Now the million dollar question is whether or not a 55-65 point blue-liner is worth the price of paying a second round pick? Or a first rounder in Dobber's case? Where would I select him: Round 3-4 (pick 30 - 40) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Tyler Seguin, Anze Kopitar, Eric Staal or Ilya Bryzgalov. Cory Schneider – G- Vancouver Canucks Average: 31.3 Yahoo O-Rank: 28 Dobber Experts Pick: 20th (Angus Unleashed – Angus) Yahoo! really over-extended themselves in terms of where they placed Schneider in draft rankings. The problem with him is that he doesn't have 100 percent job security. With Roberto Luongo still lurking in the wings, the most likely scenario to occur is probably a 50/50 timeshare situation. At the end of the day, it's not like the Canucks can just sit a $5.3 mil goalie on the bench and let Schneider have free rein. They'll, at the very least, need to entertain a scenario where they can showcase Luongo for potential suitors to have a chance to at least preview the product before they buy. That in itself will limit the value that Schneider will have moving forward. Giving him the ranking of the sixth highest ranked goalie is just going overboard. Where would I select him: Round 6-7 (pick 60-70), alongside Luongo. Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Bryzgalov, Mike Smith, Jaroslav Halak or M.A. Fleury. David Backes – C/RW- St. Louis Blues Average: 41.4 Yahoo O-Rank: 36 Dobber Experts Pick: 41st (Mac's Militia – Mac Vincent)
Backes is a great "total package" option, but the fact that he doesn't really excel in any one area could be his major downside, making his 41st Yahoo! ranking a tad high. If you take HIT and BS into account then his current draft position is certainly justifiable, but in standard setting leagues, he's probably being overreached. Take a look at the following table regarding Backes' stats and how they are affected when Andy McDonald is active or inactive in the Blues line up.
The health of McDonald certainly plays a major role in the offensive production that Backes produces. At the current cost of a fourth round pick, the price is just too hefty for my liking. A fourth round pick still needs to be an impact player, and I don't know if Backes is enough of one for me to pounce on. Where would I select him: Round 6-7 (pick 60-70) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Marty St. Louis, Nicklas Backstrom, Dustin Byfuglien or Shea Weber. Mike Richards – C/LW – Los Angeles Kings Average: 58.8 Yahoo O-Rank: 50 Dobber Experts Pick: 94th (Prospect Bites – Russ Bitely) I'll give him props for winning the cup, but in terms of fantasy numbers, Richards is greatly over-rated.
If you look at the rankings for the standard stats inYahoo! leagues, all of the stats except for PIM are essentially outside of the top-100. So my question to Yahoo! is why the hell is he ranked 50th overall? Add that to the fact that he plays on a team that was ranked second last in terms of total offense and that he also has to compete with the likes of Kopitar, Dustin Brown, Justin Williams, Jeff Carter, Simon Gagne, Jarett Stoll and Dustin Penner for those precious points, there's just not a lot of room for Richards to really excel fantasy-wise. Let your competition gamble on Richards while you sit back and observe. Where/What would I select him: Round 8-10 (pick 80-100) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Loui Eriksson, Brian Campbell, Joe Pavelski, Dan Boyle or Joe Thornton. Braden Holtby – G- Washington Capitals Average: 65.3 Yahoo O-Rank: 55 Dobber Experts Pick: 73rd (Mac's Militia – Mac Vincent) The Holtby situation is similar to the Schneider situation as mentioned above. Holtby and Michal Neuvirth will essentially be in a 50/50 timeshare situation until one can really grab the bulls by the horn to run with the starter's gig. I don't trust him enough to use my fifth or sixth round pick to select him and would prefer a "safer" option. Where would I select him: Round 9-10 (pick 90-100) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Alex Pietrangelo, Ryan Suter, Jamie Benn, Dany Heatley or Martin Brodeur. Max Pacioretty – LW – Montreal Canadiens Average: 86.5 Yahoo O-Rank: 72 Dobber Experts Pick: 89th (Cage Match – Steve Laidlaw) Once again I'm probably not going to win many fans with this pick as I know he's a major Dobber favourite around these neck of the woods. It's not that I dislike him or think that he lacks skill, for me Max Pac kind of fell into the right situation last year allowing him to inflate his numbers. With Brian Gionta and Scott Gomez sidelined for much of the season along with David Desharnais and Erik Cole re-vitalizing their games, it allowed Pacioretty to claim a lot of that available ice-time to step up and inflate his production. From Feb. 1st onwards, he garnered 19:43 per contest, 3:18 of which was on the PP, while tallying at a 0.91 point and 3.6 SOG per game pace. It's not that I think Gionta or Gomez are better players than Max Pac, but the truth of the matter is, the coaching staff won't just cast 10 and 13 year NHL veterans to the sidelines, they've earned enough trust to garner at least some sort of major responsibility with the team, which will cut into the 19:43 and 3:18 that Pacioretty gathered at the end of last year. The question is how much will it be cut and how will it affect Max Pac's fantasy totals? Where/What would I select him: Round 9-10 (pick 95-105) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Jordan Staal, Mark Streit, Ryan Getzlaf, Mike Green or Matt Moulson. Nail Yakupov – RW- Edmonton Oilers Average: 88.5 Yahoo O-Rank: 78 Dobber Experts Pick: 113th (Lupul on my Clitsome - Mabus) Here's a table of notable rookie point production from the last three seasons.
With the lone exception of Skinner, generally speaking most "high-end" rookies will post roughly 50-55 points in their inaugural NHL campaigns. I don't know if that would be enough to convince me to bypass a veteran and to take a rookie. Where/What would I select him: Round 12-15 (pick 120-140) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Drew Doughty, Marian Gaborik, Keith Yandle, Duncan Keith or Miikka Kiprusoff. Brent Seabrook – D- Chicago Blackhawks Average: 136.1 Yahoo O-Rank: 198 Dobber Experts Pick: 112th (Lupul on my Clitsome - Mabus) His draft ranking has finally returned back to Earth after it was sky high and hugely over-rated just 12 months ago. In leagues with an emphasis on HIT and BS then certainly slide him up the draft rankings, but in standard leagues he won't produce enough stats to justify taking him over a few of the alternatives listed below Where/What would I select him: Round 14-15 (pick 140+) Who would I select at his current draft position instead: Matt Carle, Joni Pitkanen, Marek Zidlicky or Cam Fowler. Are there any that I might have overlooked? Questions or comments? As always I'll discuss them in the section below. A quick shout out, congratulations to a fellow Canadian Mike Pyke, who is the first ever Canadian to play in an AFL premiership (for those Canucks in Aus right now, they'll know what I'm talking about!) with the Sydney Swans! Congrats big guy! Should you be so inclined, follow me on Twitter if you think that my article/tweets are useful. Write comment
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Tomorrow at 1:40 Irving will have it's final Pillar Assembly of the school year. Two students from each classroom will be recognized for demonstrating one of the school pillars of Responsibilty, Caring, Fairness, Trustworthiness, Respect, and Citizenship.
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SATURDAY, February 9,1861.On motion of Mr. LINE the reading of the Journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
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Mr. JOHNSON presented a petition from citizens of Clay county, on the present condition of public affairs, praying this Legislature to use all fair and honorable means to restore the Union of the States, and give peace to the country; and stating that the petitioners would be satisfied with a compromise based on the Crittenden proposition; referred to the Committee on Federal Relations, under the rule.
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Mr. CONNER. In a short time a bill may be presented that will be generally satisfactory to all parties. With a view to waiting till such bill comes in, I move to lay both bills on the table.
Mr. ANTHONY. I desire to ask the Chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs how many members of that committee were present when they determined upon this report? I want to know whether there was a quorum?
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Mr. CRAVEN. My recollection is the committee agreed to recommend that these bills lie on the table, and not an indefinite postponement.
Mr. SHOULDERS. I will state that I made the motion in committee to recommend indefinite postponement, and it was carried.
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Jones School, Principal Land National Awards
Posted: November 14, 2012 at 4:46 a.m.
Children's cheers echoed down the hallways at Russell D. Jones Elementary School on Tuesday as they watched a live stream of a national awards ceremony honoring the school.
At A Glance
Terrel H. Bell Awards
Recipients of this year's awards are:
-Pam Camper, Russell D. Jones Elementary School, Rogers
-Christopher Todd Hall, Pocomoke Elementary School, Pocomoke City, Md.
-Blaine Helwig, J. Walter Graham Elementary School, Austin, Texas
-Tracy McDaniel, KIPP Reach College Preparatory School, Oklahoma City
-James Mireles, Garden City High School, Garden City, Kan.
-Dianne Reynolds, Spencer Elementary School, Mobile, Ala.
-Liana Szeto, Alice Fong Yu Alternative School, San Francisco
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Congratulations to Mrs. Camper and all the teachers and kids at Jones Elementary!!! The kids are always super excited and eager to learn when we come for museum programs.
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The Department of Education gives an award named after Terrel H. Bell to recognize "outstanding school leaders and the vital role they play in overcoming challenging circumstances."
This is a very prestiges award!!! All parents and residents of Rogers and N.W.A. should be proud of Mrs. Camper!!!
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Driving Lessons In Stratford
If you are looking to start driving lessons in Stratford or a nearby area, it's important to think about your options first. one of the most important things to consider is when you would like to pass your driving test by. Most people say 'as soon as possible', but these same people are often limited by other commitments.
Taking 1 or 2 hours of training each week may be best for you. Alternatively, a more intensive course (where you normally do over 8 hours each week) may suit you better. Whatever you feel is best, we can help. If you would like to ask any questions, please use the form below. After that, feel free to read the information on intensive driving lessons further down this page. If you are looking for driver training in other areas, then click here to look at RPL Driving which offer driving lessons Chelmsford, intensive courses Romford and Colchester Driving Instructors as well as driver training in other nearby areas of Essex.
Intensive Driver Training
When time is of the essence, you may want to pass your driving test quickly. There are plenty of driving schools in Stratford that say in as little as 5 days you could complete one of their courses, pass the driving test and go home with your licence! However, the truth is that learning this way doesn't suit everyone.
As everybody starts from a different level of ability or experience, so it's important to get a brief assessment with a Driving Instructor to gauge your abilities. If you've had a good amount of previous driving, 5 days may be enough to get you ready for the driving test, but starting from scratch takes longer. I would recommend spreading the lessons over at least 3-4 weeks to give you chance to take in all the information.
To get started, all you need is a provisional UK driving licence. If you're looking at taking a shorter course, it's also important to have passed the theory test. That way, you can book your driving test, and arrange the lessons so the last lesson is close to the day of your test.
Assuming you're starting from little or no experience, below is a rough guide of the things you will cover, along with the way I would do them with the average learner driver. Saying that, there's no such thing as 'average' and most of the time I adopt a different approach with each person.
1. Intro – Involves running through the car controls, where they are and how to set the car up. Next will be learning how to move, stop and steer the car under control.
2. Junctions – Starting with easy lefts and rights, leading on to give ways and crossroads. This will normally begin on quiet residential streets, leading on to much busier situations.
3. Roundabouts – To start with, only basic roundabouts will be covered. I tend to leave the more difficult ones until the level of skill is higher.
4. Reversing – Once you've got a good grasp of car control, we start looking at moving backwards. The turn in the road (3-point turn) is normally the first one, with the others (reverse round a corner, parallel park and bay park) coming later on in the lessons.
5. Dual Carriageways & Faster Roads – Taking your skills further on twisty country roads and dual carriageways
6. Complex Junctions – Looking at the trickiest parts of the area you live in. This could be narrow roads, multiple roundabouts or steep hills.
Broken down like that, it doesn't look like much, but this would take most people at least 25-30 hours. Once you've got the abilities needed, your Female Driving Instructor in Woking will normally do a mock test or 2 so that you get used to the way Driving Examiners conduct the test. These practices will also give you and your Instructor an idea of any parts of your driving that needs more practice.
For more information on Driving Instructors, take a look at this Wikipedia page.


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Sixers Notebook: Young's absence opens door for Moultrie
PHILADELPHIA — The effects of Thad Young's injury manifested Wednesday in Doug Collins' starting five.
The 76ers coach went with Spencer Hawes and Kwame Brown, an unlikely frontcourt pairing, out of the gate, and said rookie Arnett Moultrie will continue getting minutes off the bench — beginning with the Sixers' meeting with Indiana.
Without Young, their top rebounder who's out at least three weeks with a left hamstring strain, the Sixers are scratching their heads in search of the best combinations down low. Hawes, more of a finesse player who thrives away from the basket, will shy away from defensive assignments near the basket. And Lavoy Allen has played well of late in his off-the-bench capacity. That left only Brown as a viable option to start at center.
"I'll start Kwame against (the Pacers' Roy) Hibbert," Collins said in pregame. "We did that last time, when we were in Indiana. Hopefully he can take away some of his post. Hibbert can swing in there with both left or right hands. He's so tall.
"Spencer has trouble with backing him down and (Hibbert) is so much bigger than Lavoy. One thing you lose with Thad is, defensively, Hibbert is a guy who drops and plugs."
Brown saw time for only the sixth game in the Sixers' last 22 games.
Elsewhere, Moultrie — an afterthought at one stretch this season — is suddenly a low-post savior. The Sixers issued Moultrie, who was getting so little time, a D-League assignment back in December. With Young's injury, however, Moultrie has become a go-to guy.
"He's getting a better feel what he needs to do," Collins said. "He's got to be very active. That's got to be his card. … We're going to need him.
"We're going to need all of our bigs."
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The next step, perhaps the biggest, in Andrew Bynum's rehabilitation is on the way, Sixers general manager Tony DiLeo said.
To this point, Bynum's knees have relegated the center to individual workouts. Graduating to one-on-one and beyond could demonstrate just how ready Bynum is to debut with the Sixers.
"I always said, too, the most critical part of his rehab is coming up," DiLeo said. "When he practices, bangs, jumps, moves — that's really the most critical part. We'll just have to see how he reacts during that phase. He's doing more movements, moving laterally and things like that, but he hasn't been out there doing one-on-one yet."
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Shelvin Mack's future with the Sixers is uncertain.
The guard's 10-day contract, his second with the team, expired Wednesday at midnight. The Sixers had until then to decide whether to sign Mack long-term or waive him. It's probably going to be the latter. Mack has shown little in his three appearances for the Sixers, in which he's totaled seven minutes.
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K&L Gates, MetLife's Legal Department, and The Firemen's Association of the State of NY Team Up for Pro-Bono Estate Planning Event for Volunteer Firefighters
(TARRYTOWN, NY) – The Firemen's Association of the State of New York is teaming up with lawyers from global law firm K&L Gates LLP and MetLife's legal department to offer a "Working to Instill Life-Long Security" (W.I.L.L.S.) will preparation event at the Washington Engine Fire House in Tarrytown, N.Y.
The free event, scheduled for Saturday, December 1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., will provide wills, health proxies, and powers of attorney for New York volunteer firefighters and their spouses. Now in its fourth year, W.I.L.L.S. has assisted more than 100 first responders in the creation of these important estate planning documents.
K&L Gates lawyers provide estate planning document and questionnaire templates for the program and the firm's IT department will set up laptop stations that MetLife lawyers use to counsel, advise, and create legal documents for firefighters and their families.
"The W.I.L.L.S. program is a great way for our firm to give back to some of the true heroes within our communities," said Willie Dennis, a partner in K&L Gates' New York office. "K&L Gates is proud to partner with MetLife and the firefighters association in being a part of this worthwhile cause."
"It's a wonderful program that further demonstrates MetLife's pro bono commitment to the community," said Patricia Curran Reinhardt, senior counsel at MetLife.
The inspiration for the W.I.L.L.S. program grew out of the events of 9/11, when it was discovered that many of the firefighters who perished that day did so without leaving a will or other essential documents to protect their families. Whether it be fire emergencies, search and rescue operations, or natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy, volunteer first responders are called upon each day for life-saving essential services.
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» Read MoreThe campus is beautiful and there are some great school sponsored activities. Apart from that there is not much to do. Grove City is very small. There is one coffee shop downtown and the outlets are nearby. As far as entertainment goes, the movie theater, The Guthrie, plays one movie a week. There is a drive in about 20 minutes away but is probably not open in the winter. There is no way to get to Pittsburgh if you don't have a car.
» Read MoreI have met so many wonderful people at GCC whom I am honored and blessed to know. Without a doubt, my friends at school are the closest friends I have ever had, and for this I am extremely grateful. Despite the rigorous academic schedule and lack of free time, I would not want to go to any other school. It is a unique and wonderful place on earth.
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With rising sea levels due to changes in climate threatening the coastal cities worldwide, the need for floating or underwater cities and architectures has been felt more than ever before. Conceived by Malaysian designer Sarly Adre Bin Sarkum, the "Water-Scraper" is a self-sufficient underwater architecture that employs a variety of sustainable technologies to produce renewable energy and grow its own food.
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Halloween is in FULL SWING at Ultrabar with back-to-back costumed madness taking over the club! Saturday Night features the Ladies Night edition of our infamous Halloween party, and its sure to go crazy.
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What a wonderful place to stay! The ranch house is so cool, quiet and peaceful; beautiful architecture and tastefully decorated. They have thought of everything at El Rancho Merlita, down to chilled water bottles in your refrigerator and snacks each afternoon. Breakfast each day was delightful; always featuring fresh fruit and incorporating tastes of the desert, such as prickly-pear syrup... More
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Can large ecosystem perturbations, rapid turnovers, and evolutionary novelties explain and be associated with large-scale climate changes, geological events, and extraterrestrial impacts? This volume identifies the causes that have influenced and accelerated events and processes of biological systems. Several papers show the interaction between major environmental perturbations and faunal and floral modifications in the marine record, providing a very detailed documentation of paleobiological changes. Some chapters offer case studies on a large spectrum of ecosystem changes with various causes and consequences, focusing on the Paleocene-Eocene transition and on the Late Devonian extinction. Others issues concern effects of the early Aptian Oceanic Anoxic Event, the aftermath of a minor extraterrestrial impact event in the U.S. gulf coastal plain, and the hypothesis of an overall evolutionary strategy of the coccolithophores toward smaller size concomitant with the inception of the Pleistocene global cooling.
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