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Didn't cross our mind that a 2 year old might not like living in s hotel room either.
We sat one night watching Supernanny and taking notes. Pretty much the only things I remember are, you have to have a naughty chair, use the term "unacceptable behavior" as frequently as possible and say everything in a British accent.
Come to find out all Coop wanted was to get out of that hotel. Too bad we had already gone to British extremes to make him love sleeping in a pack-n-play and eating continental breakfast.
One thing I learned through it all, is it doesn't hurt to have a discipline alter ego. I'm confident that I've just solved the fears we parents have of our children being mad at us for punishment.
I am now British when I discipline.
{And look much like this}
Forget about the people that look at you like you're a freak in a restaurant. Forget about the people that have a real accent who look down on you for mocking them.
It freaking works. Just do it.
Now say it with me. "Unasseptable behaaaviour"
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Askey, a senior wrestler, has never lost a high-school match to another wrestler from Georgia, and he's coming off a third consecutive state championship.
In pulling off the three-peat earlier this year, Askey pinned every one of his five opponents at the state meet.
Askey is back for one final go-around as a high-school wrestler, and this weekend, he'll be going about his business in the LaGrange High gym as part of the Chattahoochee River Wrestling Association's annual tournament.
The two-day event, which is the marquee event for the CRWA, will be held Friday and Saturday in the LaGrange High gym, and Askey will be the featured attraction.
"He's probably one of the best wrestlers I've seen in a long, long time," LaGrange head coach Scooter Weathers said. "He's going to make history this year. He's going to be a four-timer. He's never lost a match in Georgia."
Askey finished his first three seasons with a 151-0 record, and that included a 53-0 record a year ago.
As far as the chance to become one of the few wrestlers in Georgia to win four state titles, Askey said there's "no pressure at all. I take it one match at a time."
While Askey is clearly the top individual wrestler, Weathers said Alexander will be the team to beat.
"The front-runner is Alexander," Weathers said. "They're one of the top-two teams in Class AAAA this year. They just re-load."
In addition to Alexander and Northgate, the other teams participating are LaGrange, Callaway, Newnan, East Coweta, Douglas County, Bowdon, Heard County and Hardaway.
LaGrange kicked off its varsity schedule on Saturday with a second-place showing in the Granger Duals, and it went 3-0 during a meet on Tuesday at Pike County.
"It's a tough tournament, but if we wrestle to our seeds, we're looking at getting top three," Weathers said. "We're young, but they're really working hard."
Callaway, meanwhile, also began its season in the Granger Duals, and it was winless in five matches.
The Cavaliers had to compete without seven wrestlers who'd yet to take their weight-assessment tests, though, and coach Kurt Napier said they'll be back this weekend.
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PIT_FACE on May 11, 2013
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A fine way to end and evening.
cote at 8:16PM, May 20, 2013
houseofmuses at 7:50AM, May 16, 2013
DAMN!! That's hot!!! Does she have Hofbrau on tap!?!
ozoneocean at 6:30AM, May 16, 2013
Best comic page in the history of comic pages.
PIT_FACE at 6:23AM, May 16, 2013
and shit just about to start.
PIT_FACE at 6:22AM, May 16, 2013
You guys have no idea how long i've been wanting to get to this page.
ozoneocean at 5:45AM, May 16, 2013
ERMERGERD!!!! O_o hahahaha! So hilarious! ^_^
Genejoke at 3:09PM, May 15, 2013
I gotta get me a chick with some o them... well maybe no but its hilarious.
Tantz Aerine at 1:07PM, May 15, 2013
Boobs- the penultimate weapon. Especially transformer boobs.
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Holy.... O_o haha
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HAHA! That was a shocking reveal. Great dialogue here, too
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haha! You got the patent pending on those yet?
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was wondering when the 913hd was coming to retail....saw pics of it at the pga show. thanks a lot
Steve B was wondering when the 913hd was coming to retail....saw pics of it at the pga show. thanks a lot
I heard March or April after the release of the the 913H first.
They will be available in stores March 15th.
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When will they be availble to order
If they are hitting retail stores on 3/15, i would assume you could place an order for them now.
Yes, you can place your order now.
Hi Cameron, can you clarify if you definitely can order the 913Hd already? Mind you I don't know a direct Titleist Rep, but I have tried both TGW and Golfsmith and both have told me it's not possible at this time.
It is active in our system to begin taking orders. Any authorized Titleist retailer can place an order for one at once. They may not have it setup in their system, but can contact our Customer Service and place an order. Let me know if you still have problems finding a retailer to order one.
Thank you!
Any chance that's when the 712u's will be released also? The hybrid/utility/driving iron releasing at the same time would make sense to me.
are you taking pre orders for the 712u yet?
Thank you for replying to all my pointless questions!!
Same here can orders also be made for the 712u's right now too?
Mike just posted on another thread that they hope to bring them to the market mid-summer. I wouldn't mind trying one out myself!
They will start shipping 5/15. We aren't setup to take orders yet. You should be able to start placing your orders as we get closer to that date.


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Regarding Keystone XL – Politicians are the dumbest people in the room!
Tuesday, May 21st, 2013There is one indisputable fact I have learned about the Keystone XL pipeline. The more one knows about the pipeline, its contents and the actual route it takes across Nebraska, the more one becomes alarmed at the sheer stupidity of this project.
Before I even begin to explain how stupid this is, I want to "pre-apologize" for the number of times I am apt to write the word "stupid" in this editorial.
Let's begin with how stupid our federal government is. While TransCanada loves to call this a "crude oil" pipeline instead of "tar sands," the fact is that our federal government determined tar-sand is not crude oil, as defined by the House Ways and Means Committee. Why is this important?
Crude oil is taxed at eight cents a barrel which is used to fund the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund needed to clean up oil spills. Because the House Ways and Means Committee defined tar-sand as neither crude oil nor petroleum product, the tar-sand gushing through the Keystone XL pipeline will not be taxed as is American oil! How stupid is that?
So, we found someone who sits on the House Ways and Means Committee. It is Adrian Smith, Nebraska's Third District U.S. Representative. It would be stupid of him not to do everything in his power to make sure his committee redefined their definition of "oil" to include tar-sand so it would be taxed at the same rate as American oil, and keep the Spill Fund flush with enough money to clean up the spill when it happens in his district!
Adrian Smith refuses, saying it would be better to include it in overall tax reform. (How many times have I used the word stupid, so far?)
More stupid Keystone XL stuff:
Last week I sat through a portion of the York County Commissioner meeting and listened to extremely well informed residents try their best to explain their issues about the pipeline. I also watched a well informed TransCanada representative address the board. It was clear to everyone in the room that the people who knew the least about the pipeline were the York County Commissioners! How is this possible?
A foreign corporation is about to slice open their (our) county from stem to stern and pump Diluted Bitumen (DilBit, or tar-sand) just a few feet from our surface waters, a couple hundred feet from some residents' homes, and directly over the aquifer we use for drinking water and irrigation! With the exception of one stupid question about how long TransCanada would pay the county property taxes, (stupid only because the commissioners should have known by now), they sat there like deer in the headlights, concerned only about ending the meeting by noon.
By noon! I would call that stupid considering TransCanada uses terms like "forever" when talking about easements, and "40 years or more" when talking about the life of the pipe. The county commissioners are talking about "noon!" I think someone has their priorities in the wrong place. The commissioners missed a golden opportunity to educate themselves from a room of people who could have helped them understand the consequences of the KXL. So they better get in the game. This is a big deal!
More stupid Keystone XL stuff:
Remember when Sen. Johanns and Gov. Heineman wrote Washington complaining the Keystone XL was crossing the Ogallala Aquifer? Then TransCanada made its own big deal out of changing the route. Johanns and Heineman applauded TransCanada and quickly leaped into their lap. Here comes another "stupid"… TransCanada's "new" route actually crosses more miles of the aquifer than its first route!
More stupid Keystone XL stuff:
Nebraskans, can't we all agree that it is stupid to run a 36 inch DilBit pipeline carrying hazardous material directly over and in some cases directly through the Ogallala Aquifer, easily the state's single most valuable resource, when it is absolutely unnecessary?
I fully understand TransCanada wanting to get its customers' oil to the Texas refineries. I understand they want to do this as cheaply as possible, which is to run the pipe on the most direct route from Alberta, Canada to Steel City, Nebraska.
What I don't understand is TransCanada's unwillingness to recognize that Nebraskans intend to protect the Ogallala Aquifer at all costs, and no amount of oil, property taxes or jobs can ever be traded for the very natural resource that makes life here possible.
It is just plain stupid to mix a tar-sand oil pipeline and the Ogallala Aquifer. I know it. I think you know it. I think TransCanada knows it, but doesn't care about it. Our Governor and U.S. Senator once knew it, and our Congressman knows it, but refuses to do anything about it. And that is just plain stupid!
Finally, the last thing I have learned is that the people know a lot more about this stupid pipeline than do York County Commissioners, United States Representatives, U.S. Senators and Governors. So Nebraskans, now left with a complete leadership void, will have to fight this one ourselves.
The Holt County Supervisors just passed a resolution opposing tar sand oil pipelines. If you feel York should do the same, here is the contact info for the York County Board of Commissioners. Knock yourself out!
Tom Shellington
17 Arbor Heights
York, NE 68467
(402) 362-4382
Email: email@example.com
Bill Bamesberger
705 Highland Road
Henderson, NE 68371
(402) 723-5740
Email: email@example.com
Paul Buller
1007 Road H
York, NE 68467
(402) 362-2442
Email: No email!
Kurt Bulgrin
714 Road U
Waco, NE 68460
(402) 366-6458
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jack Sikes
1329 E. Nobes Road
York, NE 68467
(402) 362-2178
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Summer entertaining season arrives early with Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo and my birthday share the same date on the calendar. The fifth of May starts the summer season for me, rather than Memorial Day, and I like to welcome my favorite season with flair.
Many think it is the celebration of Mexico's independence, which it is not. It marks the day in 1862 when the Mexican Army surprisingly defeated the French in the Battle of Puebla. What I find interesting is that Cinco de Mayo is celebrated more in the United States than Mexico, although it is a big celebration in Puebla.
Mexican pinatas, flags, music and ethnic fare make for a festive occasion. To help me plan this day of celebration, I looked through "Just Tacos: 100 Delicious Recipes for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner" by Shelley Wiseman, Taunton Press, 2011, $19.95, a colorful cookbook from my collection that delivers a fun way to "do" Mexican.
Tacos are a popular dish that has become a meal in itself. I have noticed on restaurant menus, tacos, once a humble Mexican street food, have entered the popular food culture to such an extent that other cuisines are discovering them as a way to sell their own ethnic dishes.
Wiseman said, "Tacos are so popular because in this increasingly fast-paced world, a taco is the quintessential food on the go. Almost anything can be enclosed in a tortilla. Add an interesting sauce, some crunchy vegetables, and you are good to go."
Tacos make a great party dish for outdoor summer entertaining. Wiseman suggests making tacos with freshly sliced steak from the grill or roasted chicken tossed with onion and topped with a delicious sauce or salsa. A make-your-own taco party leaves the creativity to your guests.
Wiseman lived in Mexico as a teenager and returned in her 30s, when she perfected her Mexican culinary skills. Her extensive knowledge of Mexican cuisine was used to develop recipes at Gourmet magazine. She wanted to share these recipes to help us celebrate Cinco de Mayo and those who celebrate a Cinco de Mayo birthday.
While fish dishes with tomatoes, olives and capers are emblematic of the Veracruz Coast, these battered, fried tacos are typical of the Baja peninsula. A little shredded cabbage mixed with chipotle mayonnaise adds just the right crunch and spice. Continued...
For the batter
-1 cup all-purpose flour
-1 teaspoon salt
-1 cup beer
For the fish
-3-4 cups vegetable oil for frying; see note
-1 pound tilapia, cod or other white fish fillets
-½ teaspoon salt
-1 cup flour Continued...
Whisk together the batter ingredients and let stand for 15 minutes.
Heat oil in a 4-quart pot or a wok until a deep-fat thermometer registers 375 degrees.
While the oil heats, cut the fish into ½- by 4-inch strips, and toss with the salt. Place the flour in a wide, shallow bowl. Dredge the fish in the flour, then in the batter, and fry a few pieces at a time, until the batter is golden and the fish is just cooked through, 3-4 minutes. Transfer the fish to a paper-towel-lined plate to drain.
Serve tacos with warm corn tortillas, Lime-Chipotle Mayonnaise mixed with shredded cabbage and the rest of the mayonnaise on the side along with lime wedges. Makes about 20 tacos.
Note: If you have a wok for deep-frying, you can use less oil, 2-3 cups.
Lime-Chipotle Mayonnaise: Mix 1 cup mayonnaise; 3 tablespoons chipotles en adobo, finely chopped, including the sauce; and 1 tablespoon lime juice. If you'd like to thin the sauce for drizzling, add a little water to the mixture. Makes 1 cup.
These are the quintessential scrambled eggs in Mexico, practically a pico de gallo cooked with the eggs. Like all Mexican breakfasts, the presence of chile makes this a good dish for the morning after a late night.
-½ cup chopped white onion
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-1 cup chopped, seeded tomato
-1 chopped serrano or jalapeño chile; remove the seeds for less heat
-6 large eggs
-2 tablespoons milk or Mexican crema
-½ teaspoon salt
Cook onion in the oil in a medium nonstick skillet over medium heat, stirring, for 1 minute. Add tomato and chile and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes more.
Whisk the eggs with the milk or crema and the salt, then add to the pan and cook, stirring, until just set, about 2 minutes.
Serve tacos with warm corn or flour tortillas, sliced avocado and chopped cilantro. Makes 4-6 tacos.
The Healing Arts of Food: free, 6 p.m. April 27, Elm City Market, 777 Chapel St., New Haven. Every day we eat foods but what are the specific items we eat and how do they help us? In our life, we have a choice to eat foods that can be good for us or those that can bring us harm. Bill Klar explains what is happening to a lot of the foods we eat and why a whole-food diet can make such a huge impact on our lives. Klar describes the macrobiotic diet as "eating foods that mankind hasn't intervened with." It is a dietary regimen which involves eating grains as a staple food supplemented with foodstuffs such as local vegetables, while avoiding the use of highly processed or refined foods and most animal products. As a professional chef focused on high-end French cuisine, Klar never dreamed that he would ever turn to living a macrobiotic lifestyle – and helping others do the same.
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CHITTENANGO – Chittenango's boys basketball team couldn't bounce back from a five-point first quarter in a 73-45 loss to Bishop Grimes Saturday. Devin Phelps scored 18 points to lead the Bears in defeat.
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Chittenango: (3-14): Devin Phelps 18, Sean Cliff 8, Connor Mills 3, Conor Delaney 3, Tim Jaquin 2, Jordan Sass 2, Brett Buyea 9.
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When prospective cabin and log-home owners first begin to look at all the options available to them, it can be a little daunting. To start, it's a custom building project, which is very different from the standard home purchase to which most…
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Hello Folks, Love the blog on square foot pricing. As a Dealer/Builder that question is usually the first one asked. I don't easily volunteer that information except to say that all log homes are custom and can vary according to the bells and…
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We are in the design phase for our log home. I will be acting as our g.c. and our electrician. What are the do's and dont's of doing electric in a log home? Can we put can lights in an exposed wood ceiling on the main floor if there are bedrooms on the cape cod level or 2nd level? What do we do about sound issues from people walking around on the 2nd floor. What other options has other people come across for lighting other than can lights, fan/light combos and track lighting?Continue
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We have a layout but are thinking of not having anything except a loft, keeping it a ranch. We have heard it cost less to build up, but our thinking is that one boy is on his way to college and we have one more that will be in the has for a while. We are planning on having a full basement and are thinking it would help with costs if we only built a loft on the second floor and put the 2 bedrooms in the basement and then we would have the master, kitchen, dining room and great room on the 1st…Continue
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I'm planning the building of my future log home and I would like to build it by reclaimed square logs. Moreover, I would like to use reclaimed wood for interior decors, for instance for the floor rooms (wide planks), the counter and sink tops, the mantel of fireplace and so on. So I turn my questions to people who have built their log homes by reclaimed woods:1 - is it easy to find in the market reclaimed wood?2 - is the price of reclaimed wood cheaper or more expensive of manufactered logs,…Continue
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Hello all. First time posting here, so if anyone can provide a little advice or direct me to a previous post on this topic, many, many thanks! I've recently moved into a 10 year-old log home (yellow pine D-logs) with a two-story stone and mortar chimney running top to bottom on the sunny end of the house. There is a gap of 0.25" to .5" between the D-logs and the mortar where the logs have pulled back from the chimney on the outside of the house. I'm guessing that this end of the house has…Continue
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I just bought a log home in Northren Utah. It has been neglected and I need to refinish the exterior before winter. I could use help understanding what is best stain to use in a dry climate. I have heard such conflicting ideas to which is best. I have heard the "oil is good for cars, but not for logs". Is this true? I have also heard that "Oil is not good for dry climates". I would like Messmers TimberFlex, but I dont want to make the wrong choice after I have spent so much money getting the…Continue
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In the exciting world of Log Home Finishing, one of the truly awesome tools that we get to use is pressure washing. In the real world of log home finishing, using a pressure washer is one of the most misunderstood concepts in wood restoration. The skill of pressure washing with hot water and chemical is developed over many years, and there is not enough time in one discussion to explain it all. A good place to start the discussion is 'where does…Continue
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Newcomer to the forum - with perhaps a common question regarding stains and sealants. I've read the other posts, and apologize for any overlap.We have recently completed a massive 2-week stripping and sanding project with our ~12 year old log cabin (lodge pole pine) in northern Wisconsin and I'm having difficulty deciding what to finish the logs with. A film-base sealant or a penetrating oil? I'd hate to go through such large effort and then choose poorly and essentially waste all the time…Continue
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Builder wants us to consider TWP stain for our exterior.He used it for 20 yrs. in California. We're in Maine. Any good or bad experiences? Thanks, AlContinue
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Last night was beer, pizza with a bunch of friends and we ended up playing Sing Star on Playstation! We spent the entire night irritating each other's ears with bad 90's classics...so much fun! Let's just say none of us will ever become a hit recording artist and that we better stay at our current occupations. While my friend Gilles was showing off his rapping skills to Mc Hammer's Can't touch this, I tried to recreate the dancing in the video! You have to know that dancing is definitely not one of my skills...lol. Too bad I wasn't dressed for the occasion in my Commes des Garçons for H&M harem pants.
Sunday morning was spent brunching and remembering the events that went on the night before. Afterwards I went home and watched Twilight again! You could never tire of this movie...well, if you're a fan.
PS: Yesterday's outfit was inspired by the picture below. It is one of my favorite looks of all time and I had saved it in the inspirational folder but had kind of forgotten about it when Stephanie at Le CHEAP c'est CHIC posted about last week. It just felt so appropriate for the beginning of spring.


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The Heart of Dallas Bowl is one of the games on the college football bowl schedule this year, and today, I'm set to make my NCAA football pointspread picks for the 'total' in this clash. The Purdue Boilermakers and the Oklahoma State Cowboys are going to do battle at Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, TX. Join me for my Heart of Dallas Bowl tips for this 12:00 p.m. ET kickoff that can be seen on ESPNU.
When I look at the Heart of Dallas Bowl, I immediately think about the bowl game between the Texas Tech Red Raiders and the Minnesota Golden Gophers. I was one of the many that really thought that the Gophers would have to win a low scoring game if they were to do it, but instead, they were able to stand toe to toe with one of the top offenses in the country. They came up short, but there was really never a doubt that the Gophers were going to stay in front of the college football bowl game odds. This really looks like the exact same game to me.
2013 Heart of Dallas Bowl
Purdue Boilermakers (6-6, 6-6 ATS) +17
Oklahoma State Cowboys (7-5, 6-5 ATS) -17
Over/Under 70
There's nothing that isn't below average about the Boilermakers. Their offense was shaky, their defense was shaky, they don't have a quarterback that can light it up, they don't have any big time receivers that you know can put up 100 yards at the drop of a hat, and they don't have a rusher that averaged even 75 yards per game this year. That all really doesn't bode well. What I do see though, is that QB Robert Marve really did a nice job hanging onto the football this year. He only threw three picks, and he and QB Caleb TerBush did a great job competing with some of the best teams on Purdue's schedule this year.
And of course, there are the Cowboys, who just fly up and down the field with ease every single drive. They have put up 41 and 36 points over the course of their last two bowl games, and there is no reason to think that they aren't going to score at least 40 again in this one after averaging over 44 points per game on the season. The big question though, is whether the Boilers are going to be able to keep up. If the answer to that question is yes, just as I suspect it is, this is a game that should ultimately go flying past the 'total' when push comes to shove.
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LEXINGTON (AP) — Dominique Hawkins scored 25 points as Madison Central beat Wayne County 81-56 in the first round of the Kentucky boys' Sweet 16 basketball tournament Wednesday.
Hawkins, a 6-foot-1 senior, hit 11 of 17 from the floor on mostly layups and jumpers as the Indians (29-5) dismantled Wayne County.
Quan Taylor added 13 points and 15 rebounds for Madison Central, which advanced to a second-round game against the winner of Wednesday's Holmes-Pleasure Ridge Park game.
The Cardinals (27-8) were within 13-9 with 2 1/2 minutes to play in the first quarter, but the 11th Region champion Indians pulled out to an eight-point lead at the quarter's end.
Madison Central had a 15-2 run over the final four minutes of the second quarter, including a Ken-Jah Bosley 50-foot runner as time expired.
Peyton Woods led Wayne County, the 12th Region champs, with 14 points.
Holmes 65, Pleasure Ridge Park 60
Rashawn Coston scored 23 points as Holmes held off Pleasure Ridge Park 65-60 in the first round of the Kentucky boys' Sweet 16 basketball tournament Wednesday.
The Bulldogs (32-2) never trailed, but their largest margin was 10 points, near the middle of the second quarter.
Pleasure Ridge Park (25-8) was within one possession of Holmes six times in the second half. The Bulldogs were 8-of-10 from the free-throw line in the final 1:09.
Holmes will play in the second round Friday against Madison Central, an 81-56 first-round winner Wednesday over Wayne County.
Coston set the pace early for the Bulldogs, the 9th Region champion, hitting his first three 3-point attempts.
Lamontray Harris had 20 points and 12 rebounds for the 6th Region champion Panthers. Chris Englemon countered with 10 points and 18 rebounds for Holmes.
Graves Co. 74, Ohio Co. 60
Zach Kimbler and Jake Williams each scored 23 points, and Graves County topped Ohio County 74-60 Wednesday in the first round of the Kentucky boys' state basketball tournament.
Kimbler, who also grabbed nine rebounds, scored 12 of his points in the final 10 minutes of the game, propelling the 1st Region champion (27-8) from a narrow six-point lead to the final margin.
Graves County led 45-39 before using a 21-13 run to extend its lead to 14 with just under three minutes to play. Kimbler scored 14 points during the spurt to help seal the school's fourth Sweet 16 win in eight appearances.
Graves County led wire-to-wire Wednesday, opening the game on a 7-2 run. Ohio County (26-9) closed the gap to one point at the midway point in the second quarter but could not overtake Graves.
Preston Lambrich led Ohio County with 19 points.
Hopkinsville 74, South Oldham 52
Jordan Majors scored a game-high 20 points on 7-of-9 shooting, and Hopkinsville coasted to a 74-52 win over South Oldham on Wednesday in the first round of the Kentucky boys' Sweet 16 state basketball tournament.
Hopkinsville (32-4) jumped out to an 8-1 lead, but the Dragons scored six unanswered points to get within one. The Tigers answered with a 21-1 run over a 6 1/2-minute stretch to put the game out of reach in the second quarter.
The Tigers, who won the 2nd Region championship, shot 65.9 percent (29 of 44). They play Graves County in the quarterfinal round Friday. The two played Jan. 17, and Hopkinsville won on the road 81-59.
Jaqualis Matlock finished with 18 points and 17 rebounds for the Tigers, and Trey Edwards scored 16. Majors, Matlock and Edwards combined for 23-of-31 shooting from the floor.
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Here are the highlights from a few of the conversations I had with attendees of the 2013 Drupal Camp Alpe-Adria, held in April in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The camp was a wild success and attracted a large, international crowd. I'll post a couple more interviews I did at this event in coming weeks.
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Moshe Weizman is Acquia's Director of Research and Development in the Office of the CTO. Over the years, he's built many of the development tools that have been instrumental in Drupal's growth and success. Now, alongside his ongoing contributions to Drupal itself, he works with Acquia's product teams from conception, through architecture and prototyping, to helping coordinate ongoing development.
Erik Webb – aka "Southern Gentleman" within his team – Senior Technical Consultant with Acquia's Professional Services group helps some of the "biggest Drupal users" in his job. In any given week, he might be doing anything from training people brand new to Drupal, to performance tuning and everything in between to make projects succeed. "I helped a Fortune 100 company move their entire web presence to Drupal." At this scale, Erik's job is about how to take Drupal to that next level and making it something that works for millions of people," day in and day out. "The Drupal community is really about trying to make an experience and make something that people want to come back to."
Andrew Melck, Solutions Architect on the Pre-Sales Team in Acquia Europe is the subject of the first Acquia podcast of 2013.
Chris Pliakas is a solutions architect at Acquia. He works closely with the Acquia sales representatives and potential clients "to help people who might not know about Drupal or might be considering a proprietary solution see how Drupal can help them. It's really great to be out on the front lines helping people to see Drupal the way we do."
Michael Hofmockel is a technical consultant at Acquia, based in Ames Iowa. Like many Drupalists, Michael's background wasn't in computer science, but led him to Drupal nonetheless. As he puts it, "Drupal's great because you can come at it from almost any angle ... and we do!" Michael was building databases as a soil chemist at Duke University. When he needed a web interface for a database, "I decided not to build it for myself, tried Drupal and I never needed anything else again!"
Sam Lerner is an Acquia Client Advisor with something of a specialty in search technologies; he is the co-maintainer of the Google Search Appliance and Apache Solr Drupal projects. His job is to use his own knowledge and take advantage of Acquia's "deep bench" in all things Drupal to help clients make their websites successful. He calls working at Acquia "fuel injected knowledge".


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Home-grown tomatoes always taste so much better than shop-bought ones and you'll find a great range of tomato seeds in our range. They're relatively easy to grow and can be started off in a greenhouse or on a sunny windowsill and planted out when they're well grown and there is no more risk of frost. Try the supersweet Sungold - with non-stop cropping and juicy, bite-sized, orange fruits, you'll love them!
Tomato 'Legend'Solanum lycopersicum Customer RatingBush. Remarkable for its blight tolerance, this American bred bush type shows impressive resistance to the disease and holds and RHS Award of Garden Merit. Tomato 'Legend' produces heavy crops of large, glossy red beefsteak tomatoes, each weighing up to 180g (6oz), with a slightly flattened shape. The almost seedless fruits ripen early and have a superb flavour. Tomato 'Legend' is best grown outdoors but can also be cultivated in the greenhouse if preferred. Height: 150cm (59"). Spread: 50cm (20").Useful links: How to grow tomatoes How to stop blight |
Tomato 'Super Marmande'Solanum lycopersicum Customer RatingSemi-Bush. Tomato 'Super Marmande' is a large, juicy beefsteak tomato with a rich sweet flavour. Distinguished by its irregular cushion shape and touch of pink on the shoulders, it is ideal for adding to salads or cooking. This semi-bush variety is easy to grow either in the greenhouse or outdoors, and requires minimal training. Height: 150cm (59"). Spread: 50cm (20").Useful links: More info |
Tomato 'Roma VF'Solanum lycopersicum Semi-Bush A specially bred plum tomato that is ideal for preserving and making ketchup, tomato juice and soups. Tomato 'Roma VF' produces fleshy, juicy, almost seedless fruits with a deliciously different flavour which makes it an excellent variety for eating fresh too. This semi-bush variety is very heavy cropping and has good resistance to verticillium and fusarium wilt. A versatile variety that can be grown outside or in the greenhouse. Height: 150cm (59"). Spread: 50cm (20").Useful links: More info |
Tomato 'Glacier'Solanum lycopersicum Customer RatingSemi-Bush. As its name suggests, this medium sized tomato is particularly cold tolerant coping well at low temperatures, even if frosts threaten. Its origins are unknown, but Tomato 'Glacier' is reliable in producing an extremely heavy crop. This semi-bush variety is ideal for planting early under cloches to encourage flower formation, followed by one of the earliest picks of the season outdoors. Height: 150cm (59"). Spread: 50cm (20").Useful links: More info |
Tomato 'Rio Grande' - Vita Sementi® Italian SeedsSolanum lycopersicum Bush. Determinate.Large 8cm, blocky, pear-shaped paste tomato deep red in colour. The vigorous plants of Tomato Pomodoro Rio Grande produce heavy crops of tomatoes in clusters. Good disease resistance.Useful links: More info |
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Tomato 'Principe Borghese' - Vita Sementi® Italian SeedsSolanum lycopersicum Bush. Determinate.Egg sized, deeper than round plum fruits. Tomato Pomodoro Principe Borghese has a characteristic sharp taste as 'vine ripened' fruits for salad and ideal as a sun dried variety. A huge cropping tomato over the season.Useful links: More info |


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Lumpkin Watcher Bucket List
Everybody needs a bucket list.
The Lumpkin Watcher is not immune to this human need.
On the very last page of his diary, the Lumpkin Watcher has penned his list of to-dos before fate steps in and makes him go to Sleepytown forever (the phrase his mom adopted to describe what happened to his guinea pig that was left outside).
1. Defeat Ricky in a game of wits in front of Cheryl
2. Watch entire season of Friends on DVD
3. Obtain clippings of Cheryl's hair
4. Get a DVD player
5. Make the front page of the Lumpkinville Post (in a positive way)
6. Meet a man who swam with sharks/dolphins
7. Run around the world
8. Visit the very first Sonic and have a chocolate milkshake while sitting in the driver's seat
9. Meet Denny Hope (host of local channel's morning show, Wake Up Lumpkinville)
10. Drink an entire 6 pack of NOS Energy Drinks in one sitting
11. Become manager of "Rhonda's Remedies" (my mom's online health food store)
12. Become owner of "Rhonda's Remedies"
13. Change name of "Rhonda's Remedies" to "Midnight Ninja Barn" where I sell fighting equipment and stuff
14. Marry Cheryl (if not already married to Ricky – though look into Mormonism if he is – but does that apply? Isn't it a bunch of wives for one guy? Does it work the other way? Whatever.)
15. Own a dog and name him "Scrapes" (I meant "Scraps" but "Scrapes" made me LOL)
16. Reveal my identity on Wake Up Lumpkinville
17. Shake hands with the guy who whistled Georgia on My Mind
18. Learn how to whistle to avoid awkward silence with the whistle guy
19. Get my license (to kill. Ha! JK – just to drive a car/moped)
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PHILADELPHIA — Jrue Holiday made the trip to Indiana with the 76ers. Whether he'll suit up and play tonight isn't as concrete.
Holiday did not practice with the team Thursday. Suffering from soreness of the longitudinal arch in his left foot, Holiday traded in hoisting jump shots for subjecting himself to a few medical tests. X-rays on his foot were negative, while an MRI showed he has a left foot sprain, according to the Sixers.
What does all that mean? Well, the Sixers (12-10) might be without their starting point guard tonight against the Pacers (11-11). It's possible Evan Turner would get the start at Holiday's position, with Nick Young handling the ball off the bench, said Sixers coach Doug Collins.
"I sure hope I don't have to think about that option," Collins said, after a brief practice at PCOM. "Until I see (Holiday) and know he's OK, it's a little disconcerting. He's been fabulous. … He's been great."
Should the Sixers be forced to go without Holiday in the lineup beyond tonight, they could be in trouble. Holiday has meant everything to the team, for which he's the per-game leader in scoring (18.4), minutes (38.5) and assists (8.9).
He's also chipping in with the sixth-best shooting percentage among guards in the Eastern Conference. That might justify Holiday's status as the East's 10th-leading vote getter in backcourt players, per the first swath of ballot results released by the NBA Thursday.
In his first season as the primary ballhandler in Collins' backcourt, Holiday ranks third in the league in assists per game. He's been the glue holding together a team that, at season's outset, was putting more than a few eggs in the Andrew Bynum basket.
"It's the one thing we're trying to do here," Collins said. "The really, really good teams in this league have a core group of like three guys that you build your team around. You take those three and you build the (other) pieces.
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Holiday, who was undergoing his myriad of tests, was unavailable for comment Thursday.
A team official said Holiday did not experience any pain or discomfort Wednesday, after the Sixers' 96-89 loss to the Chicago Bulls. Rather, Holiday felt soreness in the foot after waking up Thursday. The Sixers confirmed that Holiday boarded the team's flight to Indiana and is regarded as a game-time decision for the 7 p.m. tipoff at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Until then, the Sixers — and their supporters — are in wait-and-see mode.
Thad Young was a spectator at practice.
That shouldn't come as a surprise. Young has averaged 36.2 minutes per game in his last eight starts, on top of his 35.5 minutes-per-game tally in this, his first season as a full-time starter. His career average is 28.6, so his work load has been ramped up.
Collins said he wanted to rest Young because "he arm-wrestled (Chicago's) big guys yesterday." Collins said he's "walking a fine line" between working players like Young and not allowing them to break down.
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12 Mar 2009
Harold Verster has quashed rumours that the new Eastern Cape franchise will replace the Cheetahs or Lions.
Australian Rugby Union chief John O'Neill has been vocal in his support for the new Port Elizabeth-based franchise which will be launched when a Coastal XV plays the British & Irish Lions in June. O'Neill told Australian reporters the Eastern Cape team should replace one of the Lions or Cheetahs given the two highveld franchises' poor record in Super Rugby. He also suggested the two teams rejoin to revive the Cats allowing Australia to claim the new franchise in an expanded Super 15.
Verster, the Cheetahs president, has slammed suggestions that his team no longer deserve a place in the competition. Speaking to keo.co.za, he said there's no chance the Cheetahs will be replaced by the Eastern Cape franchise and that the Cheetahs should remain a part of the Super Rugby tournament as an independent entity.
"The Eastern Cape is not a threat," Verster told this website. "I have been in plenty of talks with SA Rugby and the new franchise will not replace us in the current competition or in an extended Super Rugby tournament. If that happened it would kill rugby in this part of the world.
"There are a number of other options for them [the Eastern Cape] to consider [should they not win the right to play in the tournament], but they are not a serious threat to us."
The Cheetahs finished 10th in 2006, 11th in 2007 and 13th in 2008. Having lost their first four matches in 2009, they are rooted to the bottom of the table. Verster remains optimistic, but admits it will be tough to better the finishes of previous seasons.
"It's always tough to play away from home, and you see that only in recent years teams like the Sharks and Bulls have begun to get it right. We obviously can't compete financially with these teams and lost 18 players at the end of last season.
"A couple of years ago we lost Rassie Erasmus and [fitness coach] Jacques Nienaber to the Stormers, and we recently lost our our team doctor Org Strauss to the Bulls. That is also down to financial constraints.
"We know that we have to pick things up on the field, as the red light is blinking. I know it's not right to set a goal of a top eight finish at the beginning of the season, as that suggests you don't want to win, but we have to be realistic."
Verster's gripe regarding the player-drain is a perennial one, but the real question here is whether the Cheetahs will ever be able to retain their top players or compete for a Super Rugby play-off spot.
"We have some wonderful juniors coming through – guys like Robert Ebersohn is one for the future. All the top senior guys are contracted for the next two years, as is the coaching staff," explained Verster.
"The Super 14 is a tough competition but we're confident that if we maintain the core of our team we are only going to get stronger. And seeing the potential in the junior ranks, we won't want for talent."
The Cheetahs face the Blues on Friday and the Highlanders next week. Should they lose both fixtures it will be the fourth straight year they've failed to win abroad.
"It is a concern, and while we have been a bit unlucky, there have been some disappointing performances," said Verster. "That Reds match was especially bad and we dropped two balls over the tryline when we played the Force.
"We have a number of home games coming up, but we have to lift the standard."
By Jon Cardinelli
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12 Mar 2009, 17:26 pmSo why is'nt Ebersohn playing?
12 Mar 2009, 17:26 pmthreatened species dragons!
12 Mar 2009, 17:27 pmOOps's! I meant Dragons.
Why not blood the youngsters like the OZ do, they sure cant do worse. -
12 Mar 2009, 17:29 pmEbersohn should be with the CHeetahs and Kabamaba should be with the 7′s seeing as he's hardly being used at all.
12 Mar 2009, 18:17 pmShould read "Cheetahs no threat to new franchise"
12 Mar 2009, 19:09 pmEbersohn was involved in the WC 7′s – Boks were ****.
Cheetahs / Lions should either rejoin or one must go – more than enough opportunities. Cheetahs lose players, so do everybody, just like the provinces that would have make up the EC franchise. Politely forgets EC players that he has in his team.
12 Mar 2009, 19:35 pm# 6. KEVIN W
"Politely forgets EC players that he has in his team".
Exactly, that is what is cuasing their problems – too many EC players in their team!!!If the Cheetahs are taken out of the competition the springboks and S14 will all suffer. Now tell me; Can you think of any other franchise that have produced more springboks and quality s14 players than the Cheetahs? . Do yourself a favour and count the number of Cheetah-based players in the springbok team and other S14 franchises. Now compare these figures with any other franchise's figures. You would soon realise which province produces the most quality players in South Africa i.e. Grey College and the Cheetahs. What makes these findings evebn more remarkable is the very mere fact that their player population is not 20% compared to the Bulls, Lions, Stormers, etc.
Your criticism on Mr Verster is quite harsch and uncalled for – and this coming from a Sharks supporter makes it even worse. -
12 Mar 2009, 19:50 pmThe useless EC franchise won't be a threat to anyone. They'll be a bonus points factory for all comers.
12 Mar 2009, 20:26 pmThe Cheetahs or the Cheekies … tough choice…
It seems to me that if the Cheetahs are always struggling financially there must be question marks against their medium and long term viability.
12 Mar 2009, 22:34 pmHarold Verster is the Cheetahs biggest liabality
13 Mar 2009, 00:28 amOk this O'Neill is brighter than I thought
He is deflecting the SANZAR issues and causing SA to argue internally
He wants
* The extra Aus team
* the longer S15 running into August
* thereby messing with our Currie CupHe doesn't give a toss whether its the Cheetahs, Lions or Spears that is SAs 5th franchise
And we rise to the bait.
Lets keep to the issue at hand. S15 format and timing
13 Mar 2009, 01:41 amWhere has all the CC money gone over the years…
Until transfer fees are brought in the Cheetahs will continue to lose money as they develop youngsters only to move on…
Doubt these guys could run a piss-up in a Brewery though… even the Potato farmers at Wildeklawer run Griqua's better…
Coastal XV (if is doesn't have Sharks in it) going to get 100 pts handed to them…
13 Mar 2009, 01:43 amAnd you dropped balls over the tryline when playing the Hurricanes as well.
The general Cheetahs handling and passing skills have been F@#$%ing AWFUL!
In teh Canes game, I did not see one move happen without a pass that was wobbly, looping, or just plain inaccurate and behind the receiver. Your passing KILLSS your momentum. And I am referring to backs and forwards alike (in fact some of teh backs passes were the worst of the lot!).
For a bunch of professional players that is inexcusable. Hell, for a bunch of barefoot laaities playing in the frost before school this is inexcusable! for the Cheetahs is is exraordinarily poor!
Did you guys not ever develop skilsl as kids? FFS man! SIES!!
At the least a bad pass breaks the momentum, slows the move, and closes the gaps. At worst, the bad passes are snapped up and countered on! So it acts as a 14 point turnaround when a bad pass goes to ground!
Fix those passes and you will improve by 20 points. -
13 Mar 2009, 01:43 amOf course not… he's been hired to turn Australian rugby around… spectator wise…
He single-handedly turned Australian Soccer around in just a few seasons… developing the A league which now attracts quadruple the amount of fans that it used to…
13 Mar 2009, 02:45 amWalk-in spectators only pay for the petty-cash beer money.
The REAL money comes from TV audiences, sponsorships etc. The exact opposite of the walk-in crowds.
13 Mar 2009, 03:03 am#8 TheTackler: actually they'll probably get all kinds of money and support pumped into them
13 Mar 2009, 03:23 amWith the 'A league' O'Neill created… they go hand in hand… it took him only a few months to convince Foxsports to buy in… and it is still going from strength to strength…
In Aus they hire proven business fundi's… in RSA… it's all skin colour….
13 Mar 2009, 07:20 amI have said it before, and i will say it again – the player drain is not the real reason the team is sucking. The real reason is poor management of cash up stairs, and poor coaching on the field.
Coaching issues:
If a team cannot handle a rugby ball, that has nothing to do with a player drain, but rather poor coaching. Naka has no coaching rep, and neither does Pine Pienaar (U21) and neither does Hawies. Helgard is not a manager's a… The Cheetahs never won a single thing under Peet Kleynhans, and the first year rassie became coach we won the CC….
Selection issues:
How can a Springbok like Kabamba Floors sit ON THE BENCH of the Vodacom Cup side like he did two weeks ago?? How can the Cheetahs settle for a no 8 like Frans Viljoen over Ashley Johnson and Jonathan Mokoena. Two very exciting no 8′s. Naka is a fking racist.
Money Issues:
We win the CC three years in a row. We have a sponsorship deal with Supersport. We stop paying 17 top class players a year becuase they leave the province. Dont tell me you pay Marius Joubert and JW Jonker the same amount… Money is going missing in the union. What happened to the money we used to pay CJ, Ollie, Corniel, Noel, Marius Joubert, Phillip Burger, Willem de Waal, Rory Duncan, Barend Pieterse, Duanne Vermeulen, Michael Claasens, Rassie Erasmus etc etc. Dont tell me the current crop of shi.. absorbs that salary bill?
Backward Mindset:
Cheetahs consider a season a success of they make the CC semis. The real reason Rassie left is cause Harold laughed at him when he said he wants the Union to seriously start working to winning the S14.
The S14 is a small "by-competition" like the Vodacom Cup. Cheetahs only interested in doing well in S14.
If you have low standards like this – the real class will always leave.
13 Mar 2009, 07:21 amOh, and after my gripe above – I can garuantee you that the current Cheetahs side will thump whomever plays for the Spears at the moment.
13 Mar 2009, 07:25 am#18 Cheetha Champs:
Btw, what happened to Rory Duncan?
He just disappeared from the scene in a hurry, is he playing abroad as well now, do you know? -
13 Mar 2009, 07:48 amSo who are the 18 players they lost last year that harold is refering to? I count:
2. Corniel
3. Noel
4. Rory Duncan
5. Barend Pieterse
6. Jannie Dup (maybe 2007)
7. Eberson – since he is not available for the s14Regarding the money they should have saved during the fat years:
I doubt whether it make that much difference to the finances if you have a great CC. The fact is that the economy in Bloem is limited and there are not big companies that are willing to pay them X million annually. -
13 Mar 2009, 08:10 am#20 Pietman: Rory has gone to Japan. Never a great lock, but the players liked him, and they all played for him.
13 Mar 2009, 08:15 am#22 Cheetha Champs:
He will be a great lock in Japan, no worries, hehehehe!
But they have some big okes in Japan as well now, I watch them on tv over here sometimes, many boys from the Pacifics playing in Japan now, big ones. -
13 Mar 2009, 08:28 am#23 Pietman: Hahahahaha. I guess that is why he went there. He was never tall enough to be a good SA lock.
Heard them discuss Japan's inclusion in the Super 14 on Reunion this morning. With their money, it could be interesting.
13 Mar 2009, 08:30 am#18 Cheetha Champs:
"How can a Springbok like Kabamba Floors sit ON THE BENCH of the Vodacom Cup side like he did two weeks ago?? How can the Cheetahs settle for a no 8 like Frans Viljoen over Ashley Johnson and Jonathan Mokoena. Two very exciting no 8's. Naka is a fking racist."My thoughts exactly.
13 Mar 2009, 11:36 am#18 Cheetha Champs: Naka is not racist, he simple doesn't know how to trust something foreign to his background, he takes safety first even if he knows its a limited option.
13 Mar 2009, 12:15 pm"The Eastern Cape is not a threat."
Looking at how they played this morning, Harold might not be so sure anymore.
13 Mar 2009, 15:01 pm#7 AP: Please explain Cheetah Based??? They went to boarding school at Grey Bloem?
The Sharks have been consistently the best side for the last few years from a SA perspective. Are you saying EC players like Kankowski, Kockott, Daniel, Odwa are just insignificant compared to Ruan, Frans Steyn and Bismarck in the Sharks outfit. Cheetahs are not the only area to get robbed.
Floors and Fortuin were in Spears territory when they moved to the Cheetahs. As was Ashley Johnson, Wayne van Heerden, Fabian Juries … guess that is FS transformation!!! Rory Duncan was great for the Cheetahs and they lost him. He was a Grey boy, a PE grey boy!
13 Mar 2009, 21:21 pmYou must excuse Oom Harold. He is an old timer who has lost touch with reality and has no idea what is going on. The sooner they get rid of him and his ilk the better for Free State and SA rugby.
He reminds me of something Luke is alleged to have said.
14 Mar 2009, 18:09 pmGeez, I wish I could say what I think of Herold Verster! But this is a family site!
This guy is KILLING the Freestate union with his 'briliant' managment skills. I woder how he can say that 3 CC wins later there is no cash in the union? Yes there is no cash because you are sipping it up for your own comfort! He is in an absolute comfort zone, and that is bad! He has got all his bodies in the club system and now one wants to challenge him! That is bad for rugby!
They said NO to Rassie when he asked for R700K a year instead of R500K, wonder what he gets paid?
He say no to clubs outside Bloem that can Boost the club system in Bloem, beacause then there is a vote against him!
Ja Ja Herold our CC stats is good, our VC stats is good, BUT THAT IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO MAKE UP FOR THE CRAB WE HAVE TO WATCH IN THE SUPER14 SEASON!
Dont worry by the end of next year he can say: "Maar ons het nie geld nie" when Vodacom decides not to sponsor the union any more.
I think ALL Cheetah Supporters must boikot the whole season, no match attendance untill Herold Verster is gone! Yes we will loose the good players we have no, at least we will have a clean house and thing can start happening! I hope Barry Wolmerans will get a chance!
The Cheetahs will always have the unbelievable talent coming out of Grey and other schools. So then the teams can be prep in a couple of years to be top 4 finishers in the Super 14, we all know that is possible!
O yes, NAKA must hit the road with the whole team managers! Get Dawie Thern for the forwars, MJ Smith for the backs and get a Head Coach that have some ranks behind him, Phil Pretorius, Heyneke Meyer, ect….
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