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Here's a question for everyone.
If NEST was created for autobots and humans to work together, to find and eradicate the decepticon presence, then why not use Agent Simmons?
He's so freakin useful in the movie, he knows certain things and he still has something.....that makes him say, "Don't tell my mother....."
It's weird that they didn't recruit him into the new unit. I know that sector 7 was disbanded and all the files were most likely released to the new unit, but still....
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Is Elisabeth Hasselbeck leaving "The View"? Maybe one day, but not today, according to Barbara Walters, who addressed rumors that said Hasselbeck was being fired from the long-running daytime talk show.
On Monday, Walters wasted no time in addressing the story, which broke on Friday, that Hasselbeck's contract would not be renewed.
"There is a particularly false story getting picked up about Elisabeth's alleged departure, saying that we don't approve of her conservative views," Walters said. "The truth is, we love Elisabeth. I like her personally and she's just a wonderful person. But beyond that we value and appreciate her point of view. It's important to us because Elisabeth helps give this show perspective and balance."
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Walters continued, "We have no plans for Elisabeth to leave this show. Having said that to all of you, Bill and I have always said that when one of you makes the choice to leave, that's your choice and we will support your decision. But right now, the only person who cannot leave the show is me."
Many thought Hasselbeck's outspoken conservative views, which have frequently been a source of friction between herself and other members of the panel, including Whoopi Goldberg, were a part of the reason she was being ousted. But those now appear to be just conjecture.
Reports of Hasselbeck's departure came on the heels of the announcement that Joy Behar, the only other person on the panel who had been on the show as long as Walters, was leaving when her contract expired in August. She has been with the program since 1997.
Walters said she would miss Behar, but the comedian was in a joking mood. "I don't like my jobs to last longer than my marriages," she said. The 70-year-old Behar has said she plans to return to her stand-up comedy and complete a play she's been writing.
As The Times reported last week, the cast shake-ups may come from pressure by producers to make changes to the show as it comes under ratings pressure.
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Always-on customers are reshaping markets and fuelling business revolution at thought-speed. Competitors are rapidly revitalizing services and creating new ones. New competition is fast developing and exploiting entirely new markets. Every business is under increasing pressure to make customers happy and keep up.
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CA Technologies has been helping enterprise IT teams tackle the toughest challenges. Over the last 20+ years, CA used its experience to support enterprise IT departments navigating a number of significant transitions in IT. Now CA is taking all that experience and expertise in order to bring mobility into the fold of holistic, end-to-end IT management. At CA World '13, CA Technologies launched its first product into this space, CA Mobile Device Management and has a mobility roadmap that aligns with CA's vision for Mobility within the context of Security, System Management, and Service Assurance.
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Organizations worldwide are experiencing the blurring of traditional lines between IT and the business - and a more important distinction now is related to the way IT and the business communicate. There is truly a major shift in the way IT services are provided and managed.
The phenomenon of convergence is affecting several aspects of IT operations and management, whether it's the convergence of consumer and enterprise technologies with BYOD - and the associated benefits and risks – or the convergence between data and ever increasing voice and video traffic. The phenomenon of convergence is a result of our increasingly complex business service needs, and it is directly affecting business revenue.
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Giant telecommunications provider Verizon, the well-respected analyst firm EMA, and leading IT management software maker CA Technologies team up to outline IT infrastructure convergence trends, new converged IT monitoring and management tools, and best practices to optimize Cisco converged environments. Learn how the rapid pace of change within IT infrastructure and IT operations organizations is fueling the development and use of tightly integrated, converged infrastructure management tools and methods. Learn how Cisco and CA Technologies are driving convergence trends for optimized delivery of infrastructure and application services. Three areas of technology change and convergence will be discussed: Voice/ Video/Data, Wide Area Networks and new data center platforms. Global Consulting and Integration Services experts from Verizon Enterprise Solutions will provide case studies on how they have used converged IT management tools and methods to analyze their customers' wide area networks for improving application response.
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In many IT organizations, those tasked with building applications are separated from the production teams that actually care for the live applications in operations. This typical, yet siloed approach can negatively impact your ability to innovate quickly by spending time on firefighting problems and escalating issues between teams – creating an unproductive, digital hot potato game. What's needed is a modern DevOps approach that enables you to introduce application quality early in the lifecycle and knock down the silos between the application development and operations teams to achieve better efficiency, accelerate time to market and boost application quality.
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Regardless of industry, the demand on IT continues to grow- across all IT environments. But how can IT meet the needs of the business, drive innovation, and ensure the availability of both new and old applications with either flat or decreasing budgets? The need for IT to become more efficient at providing services to end users is no longer a luxury, it's an absolute requirement.
Predictive Reliability provides visibility into transactions across various environments, enabling you to determine future requirements and the resources needed to meet those demands. You'll be able to answer questions like, how efficiently are we using our resources? Is there waste within our data center? How can we repurpose resources and perform the necessary mediation to improve user experience?
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As a service provider, you are constantly looking for ways to deploy new cloud services faster, making smart infrastructure investment choices, and looking to help on-board customers more quickly into their public/private cloud environments.
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A recent CA Technologies commissioned survey of senior infrastructure, systems and operations decision-makers, uncovered some interesting – and a few surprising - trends in both the priorities for IT management as well as the challenges they face in converged infrastructure management for Fortune 1000 organizations.
This study exposes an intersection of priorities for the next 12 months with concerns over short-comings that many organizations have yet to conquer. Additionally, we've been able to gauge of the level of confidence in organizations' own abilities to deliver an exceptional infrastructure and application experience to their users.
Join us on January 17th at 1pm EST for an informative review of the trends and a discussion on where these priorities and short-comings intersect. Receive insight from Dr. Jim Metzler, of Ashton Metzler and Associates as he compares his own research and experience with the survey results and hear from CA Technologies Infrastructure Management Advisor, Steven Guthrie, who will discuss how these trends translate to the priorities you will be considering as you begin planning your approach to attacking your infrastructure management challenges.
Capacity Management: A Critical Step to Harness the Cloud
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Jeremy Rossbach, Principal Product Marketing Manager & Ralph Jezierrski, Sr. Principal Consultant, Technical Sales
Are you considering converged infrastructure as the platform for a private cloud initiative? Or should you be evaluating public cloud providers to offload your commodity services so you can focus more on innovative IT projects that drive business growth? How do you know how much hardware you need? How do you modernize application architectures and platforms to support business growth?
An essential step to answer these questions starts with capacity management. Join this webcast to learn how to:
• Use predictive analytics to tell you where you can put virtual workloads while ensuring application performance so you can overcome virtual stall.
• Combine real-world performance data and financial information with modeling, simulation and automation to project future performance and service levels of business services on converged infrastructure platforms or public cloud environment
• Use capacity management to form a strategy for platform application migration to a cloud computing environment on converged infrastructure or via public cloud providers
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• What challenges are your peers experiencing using different tools to manage different areas of the data center?
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Why I eat Paleo.
For about 6 months now, I've been doing a paleo diet; however, due to my major sweet tooth, I've cheated quite a bit. Not eating wheat/grains or processed sugar, but I have more than my fair share of sweet fruits, honey, dark chocolate and so forth.
Thus, this is why I'm planning on doing the whole30 challenge. Perfect way to get healthy, lose my extra pounds, and cut my bad habits. In addition, my workplace is doing the Biggest Loser competition at work, for three months, which makes this the perfect opportunity to show how awesome the Paleo lifestyle is.
Basically the whole30 challenge is a very strict paleo diet eliminating sugar, alcohol, grains and dairy as stated on the whole9 website:
Certain food groups (like sugar, grains, dairy and legumes) could be having a negative impact on your health and fitness without you even realizing it. Are your energy levels inconsistent or non-existent? Do you have aches and pains that can't be explained by over-use or injury? Are you having a hard time losing weight no matter how hard you try? Do you have some sort of condition (like skin issues, digestive ailments, seasonal allergies or fertility issues) that medication hasn't helped? These symptoms may be directly related to the foods you eat – even the "healthy" stuff. So how do you know if (and how) these foods are affecting you?
Strip them from your diet completely.Cut out all the inflammatory, gut-disrupting, calorie-dense but nutritionally sparse food groups for a full 30 days. Let your body heal and recover from whatever effects those foods may be causing. Push the "reset" button with your metabolism, systemic inflammation, and the downstream effects of the food choices you've been making. Learn once and for all how the foods you've been eating are actually affecting your day to day life, and your long term health. The most important reason to keep reading?
- [No] added sugar of any kind, real or artificial. No maple syrup, honey, agave nectar, Splenda, Equal, Nutrasweet, xylitol, stevia, etc. Read your labels, because companies sneak sugar into products in all kinds of ways.
- Do not eat processed foods. This includes protein shakes, pre-packaged snacks/meals, protein bars, milk substitutes, etc.
- Do not drink alcohol, in any form.
- Do not eat grains. This includes (but is not limited to) wheat, rye, barley, millet, oats, corn, rice, sprouted grains and all of those gluten-free pseudo-grains like quinoa. (Yes, we said corn!) This also includes all the ways we add wheat, corn and rice into our foods in the form of bran, germ, starch and so on. Again, read your labels.
- Do not eat legumes. This includes beans (black, kidney, lima, etc.), peas, lentils, and peanuts or peanut butter. This also includes all forms of soy – soy sauce, miso, tofu, tempeh, edamame, and all the ways we sneak soy into foods (like lecithin).
- Do not eat dairy. This includes all cow, goat or sheep's milk, cream, butter, cheese, yogurt, whey, ice cream, etc.
- Do not eat white potatoes. It's arbitrary, but they are carbohydrate-dense and nutrient poor, and also a nightshade.
- Most importantly… do not try to shove your old, unhealthy diet into a shiny new Whole30 mold. This means no "Paleo-fying" less-than-healthy recipes – no "Paleo" pancakes, "Paleo" pizza, "Paleo" fudge or "Paleo" ice cream. Don't mimic poor food choices during your Whole30 program!
It's going to be a very rough ride, but let's see how far I can go…perhaps go further than 30 days and do the whole 90 days.
So for my first day's dinner, I made steak, asparagus, and grill onion with mushroom. Yummy! 89 days to go!
Couldn't finish the steak, saved the other half for breakfast tomorrow.
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April In Paris: THE ORIGINAL I LOVE PARIS
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Michel Legrand has made his fame and fortune from writing for films, but he has done significant work in jazz on an occasional basis. In 1957, he arranged a set of Dixieland and swing standards for a French orchestra (recorded on Philips), in 1958 he used three different all-star groups for the classic Legrand Jazz (with such sidemen as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Phil Woods, Herbie Mann, Bill Evans, Ben Webster, Art Farmer, and others), in 1968 he recorded a strictly jazz set with a trio and Legrand has written for albums led by Stan Getz (1971), Sarah Vaughan (1972), and on several occasions, Phil Woods. Several of his songs (such as "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life," "Watch What Happens," and "The Summer Knows") have been recorded many times by jazz musicians. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi
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Mazda wants to move up, out of the mainstream where the likes of Toyota and Honda swim. "It's something we frequently discuss internally. We came to the conclusion that if we make ordinary cars for the mass market, there is no reason for us to exist," Mazda Motor Corp. CEO Takashi Yamanouchi says in an Automotive News article. By Mazda's definition, "Japan premium" means new technologies like its fuel-efficient Skyactiv technology (already employed in the Mazda and CX-5) and flashier styling (best exemplified by the 2014 Mazda6 mid-size sedan). Moving upmarket doesn't equate to less aggressive sales, though. The move is seen as a way to raise U.S. market (the Japanese automaker's largest) by 43%, to more than 400,000 units annually by the first quarter of 2016.
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TV and film actor Gerald McCullouch opens in 'Moonlight and Love Songs' at GAYFEST NYC May 23, 2013 - June 2, 2013 and discusses the show and his career with BroadwayWorld. (more...)
In a recent interview, Jake T. Austin spoke about his 'charming and hyperkinetic' character on The Fosters as well as what it was like to co-star with Selena Gomez on Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place. (more...)
Randy Graff, who originated the role of Fantine in Les Miserables on Broadway, is coming to Toronto to conduct an exciting master class this December. Known for her story-telling through song, Randy will focus on teaching that unique ability to her students. She sat down with BWW to talk about her career, the benefits of the master class and her Les Miserables experience. (more...)
Now it's time for Desiree to call the shots when she gets her second chance to find love, starring in the ninth edition of ABC's hit romance reality series, "The Bachelorette,' premiering Monday, May 27. Desiree spoke by phone this week about the exciting upcoming season! (more...)
Bill Castellino returns to the Odyssey Theatre this month to direct and choreograph IONESCOPADE, based on the work of playwright Eugene Ionesco (Rhinoceros, The Bald Soprano, Exit the King); a project that reunites him with his old pal, musical director Gerald Sternbach. (more...)
It's not your imagination. There are more projections at the theatre. Are they just glorified PowerPoint slides? Not at all. Sven Ortel, the projection designer, explains it all to you. (more...)
For so many of us, Julie Andrews loomed large in our childhoods, a constant presence through repeated viewings of those two iconic films, MARY POPPINS, and THE SOUND of MUSIC. In this way, it is hard to believe that it's the first time Julie Andrews has ever actually been on Australian soil. She is so familiar to us, so much a part of the collective childhood experience that one feels like she must have been here before. (more...)
MAME, starring Andrea McArdle as Mame and Lea DeLaria as Vera Charles, will begin May 23, 2013 at Bucks County Playhouse. We had a chance to sit down with JD Triolo who plays young Patrick in the show. (more...)
'We're just two guys being absolutely ridiculous and having a wonderful time doing it,' says David Shiner. (more...)
Several Broadway actors have expanded their talents by creating their own production companies. Sebastian La Cause is one of those with an award-winning web series under his belt. (more...)
Robert Klein has built a 40 plus year career on stage, film, and television and will perform in a benefit for the White Plains Performing Arts Center. BWW got a chance to talk to him about his incredible career. (more...)
While SISTER ACT's First National Tour was playing in Durham, North Carolina, I got a chance to talk with Kingsley Leggs, who plays Curtis Jackson, Deloris Van Cartier's gangster boyfriend and the show's villain. Kingsley Legs, who originated the role of Curtis Jackson on Broadway, spoke with me about his career, SISTER ACT's rehearsal process, preparing the First National Tour, SISTER ACT itself, and life on the road. (more...)
Tony Award-winning stage and screen star Betty Buckley---who has been called 'The Voice of Broadway'---will be headlining a series of concerts as part of Segerstrom Center for the Arts' Cabaret Series from May 16 - 18 at the Samueli Theater. Called 'Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway,' the show will feature the living legend giving her own inimitable spin on classic Broadway tunes that have traditionally been written for male characters (the show also has a companion CD with a similar title). Buckley will be accompanied on stage by Grammy and two-time Emmy winner John McDaniel. Before she took her male-centric cabaret concert to Orange County, the 2012 Theater Hall of Fame inductee fielded questions from BroadwayWorld's Michael Lawrence Quintos. (more...)
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The third annual Hollywood Fringe Festival, Hollywood's fearless celebration of the emerging arts is back June 13 - 30, 2013, and over the next couple of weeks I'll be featuring some of the musical productions hoping to entice audiences to see their latest work. First up are Michael Shaw Fisher and Exorcistic: The Rock Musical Parody Experiment, and Andrew Potter's The Road to High Street. (more...)
After spending time on Broadway and on tour, triple-threat actress Jillian Mueller can now be seen dancing up a (ha ha) storm in the National Tour production of FLASHDANCE, in which she plays leading lady Alex Owens---yes, the sexy steel mill worker who moonlights as a maniac, maniac, on the floor. The stage incarnation of the hit movie of the same name continues performances through May 19 at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. While settling into her final week of shows here in Orange County, Ms. Mueller agreed to some of our silly questions. Thankfully, she played along! (more...)
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE host Cat Deeley spent time with reporters last week to talk about what's on tap for the exciting 10th Season of the FOX dance competition! (more...)
The Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pennsylvania will begin their season with MAME starting May 23, 2013. The show will star Andrea McArdle in the role of Mame and Lea DeLaria as Vera Charles. DeLaria is a multi-talented performer, she is known as a comedian, jazz musician, actress and author. On stage, DeLaria is best known for her role as Hildy Esterhazy in ON THE TOWN in which she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award, and won a Theatre World Award. (more...)
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This Mother's Day weekend, Ballet Austin will present Giselle, the classic and beloved ballet of love, heartbreak and madness. Giselle is among ballet's great classics, with a lead role so challenging it has been known to make and break careers. Theophile Gautier-the influential French poet, author, critic and champion of the Romantic ballet-conceived Giselle in honor of ballerina Carlotta Grisi. With love, betrayal, heartbreak and forgiveness, Giselle brings a romantic close to the season. Giselle features choreography by Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot, Music by Adolphe Adam. The score will be performed live by the Austin Symphony Orchestra. BroadwayWorld had a chance to discuss the ballet with Maestro Jeffrey Eckstein who will be conducting the Austin Symphony Orchestra. (more...)
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Casey Anthony smiles before the start of her sentencing hearing in Orlando, Fla., Thursday, July 7, 2011. (AP Photo/Joe Burbank, Pool)
Casey Anthony smiles before the start of her sentencing hearing in Orlando, Fla., Thursday, July 7, 2011. (AP Photo/Joe Burbank, Pool)
Updated: Tuesday, 08 Jan 2013, 1:18 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 08 Jan 2013, 7:03 AM EST
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A Florida appellate court is being asked Tuesday to decide whether Casey Anthony was in police custody when she made statements that led to her being convicted of four counts of lying to law enforcement officers.
Anthony's attorneys are appealing the misdemeanor convictions on the grounds that her statements were inadmissible at her murder trial since she hadn't been read her Miranda rights, which warn suspects that they can remain silent and that their statements can be used against them in court. The three judges on the Fifth District Court of Appeals aren't expected to rule Tuesday.
Anthony was acquitted in 2011 of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
After Caylee disappeared in the summer of 2008, Anthony told investigators that a babysitter named Zenaida Gonzalez had kidnapped her daughter, that she worked at Universal Studios, that she had told co-workers about Caylee's disappearance and that she had recently received a phone call from her daughter. All of the statements were lies and were the basis for her misdemeanor convictions.
Anthony's attorneys argued that because Anthony had been handcuffed and placed in a squad car, she was effectively under arrest and should have had her Miranda rights read to her. They also argue that her convictions on four similar charges stemming from a single encounter with police represents double jeopardy — a person's constitutional protection from being punished multiple times for one offense.
Attorneys for prosecutors argued that the trial judge was correct to allow the statements to be used. They said that Anthony only was handcuffed because her mother thought she would flee and not help them try to locate Caylee. They also noted that a supervisor ordered a detective to take the handcuffs off Anthony a few minutes later.
The appellate court's decision could affect how Anthony testifies in a civil lawsuit. A woman with the name Zenaida Gonzalez sued Anthony, claiming her reputation had been ruined. Anthony has used the pending appeal to delay questioning in the lawsuit. The trial over the lawsuit has been postponed indefinitely until the appellate court rules.
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Instead of being an adult and just stepping away he took it upon himself to spam the site and post pornography.
This is after being let back once already. I will say it again, Fuck him.
On a personal note to Gary, stop fucking emailing us also with your plea's to be let back you cum sucking bag of shit.
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To the shock of just about everybody, the swing vote did not come from the usual source – moderate Anthony Kennedy – but from Chief Justice John Roberts, appointed by Republican George W. Bush. It didn't take long for talk radio to brand Roberts a traitor to the movement, a latter-day Earl Warren who embraced liberal causes to curry favor with the intelligentsia.
But, in fact, Roberts' rationale for upholding the cynically named "Affordable Care Act" epitomized the kind of "original intent" philosophy conservatives claim to want – until that philosophy is used against them by attaching a constitutional fa�ade to legislation that would have made the Founders' heads explode.
Joining the court's "liberal wing" of Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Obama appointees Elana Kagan and Sonia Sotomayer, Roberts in fact rejected the original constitutional justification for Obamacare: that it was allowable under the clause giving Congress the authority to regulate interstate commerce.
Instead, Roberts accepted the Obama administration's fall-back position that the bill's requirement that Americans buy health insurance constitutes a tax.
"Because the Constitution permits such a tax," Roberts reasoned, "it is not our role to forbid it or to pass judgment on its wisdom or fairness."
It was a statement that perfectly reflected conservative judicial thought – perfectly misapplied in this case.
Who says? No less than President Obama himself.
Having promised during his initial campaign not to raise taxes on anyone but the filthy rich, the president was hardly in a position to acknowledge that the bill's so-called "individual mandate" was in fact a tax when he spoke to ABC-TV's George Stephanopoulos back in 2009. Asked whether the mandate represented a violation of his campaign promise, Obama said this:
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Until now, that is.
During those oral arguments, Kennedy suggested that the court's ratification of the mandate would fundamentally change the relationship between government and the governed, and he was right. If the bureaucrats can make you buy health insurance against your will, they can compel you to buy anything – including those solar panels and electric cars the president subsidizes but nobody wants.
Compelling people to pay for the health care they are sure to demand if they get sick may in fact be a good idea, but that does not make it constitutional, least of all on the basis of an argument as specious as this one.
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When it comes to Obama's health care tax, on the other hand, you have no choice at all – except to not be born in the first place.
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Frankly, I had anticipated the court would at least invalidate the mandate if not the entire bill – something I thought would be good for the country but not necessarily for presidential candidate Mitt Romney and other Republicans targeted by irate Democrats. Thanks to Roberts, however, and with polls indicating Obamacare remains unpopular with most Americans, it is Republicans who have the unifying cause heading into the fall political season.
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WP fire after slow start
10 Sep 2011
Western Province beat the Leopards 49-21 at Newlands on Saturday.
The Potchefstroom-based side gave their more illustrious opponents a scare when they scored two early tries through scrumhalf Whestley Moolman and outside centre Charl Weideman, with flyhalf Clayton Durand kicking both conversions.
However, WP found their rhythm in the latter stages of the first half, with flanker Tertius Daniller scoring a try from turnover ball. Isma-eel Dollie then slotted his second and third penalties to give his side a 16-14 lead at the break.
Further tries from flanker Nick Fenton-Wells, winger Danie Poolman and replacement halfback Nic Groom (who came on for Dollie) extended the lead to 21 points going into the final quarter.
The Leopards scored their third try through wing Maritz Hoffman, only for WP to grab another two tries through prop Brok Harris and flanker Siya Kolisi.
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10 Sep 2011, 21:27 pm@Dawn(Dawn)-96:
I think someone read my initial post. -
10 Sep 2011, 21:29 pmIf you have a laptop with you or access to whilst away, I can give you all the sites that will keep your RWC event alive and active for you even after that insult you wanted me to see.
10 Sep 2011, 21:30 pmDawn, I believe that article has been moved to the Thread of Delegates. There is also a Thread of Representatives now, where Eerwaarde ET is preaching to Shaun as we speak. This tri-cameral keo is for the best, really.
10 Sep 2011, 21:40 pmExtreme racism! Justice for Ismaeel!
10 Sep 2011, 21:41 pmAt least I admit I wanted you to see it.
I would appreciate those sites, I am from the fairest city after all.
Watching Federer at the moment trying to hold on to his 2 sets to zero lead against Djokovich.
Absolutely top level play at the moment. -
10 Sep 2011, 21:42 pmDamn this druggie just puts out any, but any stink garbage. His 'brain' is totally and irretrievably damaged.
SACOS was never the org. that Ramsammy ever belonged too, not ever and he was nowhere in SA for all those years. SACOS operated in the country.
Ramsammy had the org. he usurped from otherrs in London ,like the Brutus brothers and others and turned Sanroc into his personal body for bargaining with the ANC.
How dsimilar is that distorted info from " federal progressives" when the real world knows it was the Porgressive Feeral Party
Facts and accuracy does not feature in that destroyed 'brain'. -
10 Sep 2011, 21:42 pmhyena well put!
10 Sep 2011, 21:43 pm@ET.(ET.)-102: Jiskaaik, is jy nog ?
Is daar nie siek mense wat jy moet gesond maak nie?
10 Sep 2011, 21:50 pmIt was your runtcunt sidekick scum faced k'ffr hating d'tchman hating whatnot arsewipe that referred to them as Federal Progressives you poor uneducated sick dumb fck … but careful now you are conversing with a boer from Rhodesia same as you sidle and creep up these holy white Heinous Grotesque arseholes you so desperately hate so much, you dumb fck excruciating piece of trash runtcunt pseudo commie arsewipe scum..
10 Sep 2011, 21:50 pmIf it is written i will see it Rob as I have to mostly see the good , the bad and the ugly.
But do not stress as it will all soon end when the experiment is all over in a few weeks
But please avidly read that site David referred you to and note the names I mention are all ther and no Errol Tobias and other sell-outs.You are still my friend even if barely so(I am laughing now).
Who wins tomorrow ? Do you say Wales or the decepit 'Boks?
All I know I have another long sleepless night from 11.30pm until about 6.15 am (my time).
Maybe we talk about that game tomorrow. You are actually somewhat scarce even when I have been absent here for a week or more.
10 Sep 2011, 21:55 pmSoyiso! Don't listen to keohane! Put Ismaeel back in your story!
10 Sep 2011, 21:56 pmsick piece of trash cn't pretending to be non racist when ALL he ever thinks about or consumes his brain day in and out is RACE and more RACE related hatred … the boer he hates is eating up his hate filled infested soul… piece of garbage racial hate infested cn't..!! He still accuses them of crimes against humanity while he sits UP THEIR ARSES in Phillified race hatred country spewing his politicized garbage onto a rugby site… day in and out … till the cn't drops and the worms eat out his guts…
10 Sep 2011, 22:00 pm@ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-112: Ditto
10 Sep 2011, 22:01 pmI reckon the Boks will sneak it tomorrow especially if Wellington is as windy and wet as predicted.
Australia or AB's to win the tourney though, their main challenge will be from England.
Will check out that site – still do not believe that there was a better scrumhalf in Saru than the bearded Richard Croy.
Yeah, old Errol did not do to badly for himself- even became mayor of some or other godforsaken place in the Overberg.
10 Sep 2011, 22:06 pmTomorrow we will teach the Welsh coach to shut up
Looking at how the teams are doing just shows that we are not too far off the pace
England were rubbish and will again be rubbish when they face the big boys
10 Sep 2011, 22:12 pmPeter De Villiers must also be a sellout now because he is coaching a white springbok team.. these frivolous race hating garbage creeps if left to them the country would have ended in a race war like no other… thank the good lord of sweet mercy that it was real honorably men like Mandela that abridged the divide and saw past the petty hatred these pitiful little runtcunt creeps still harbor inside their despicable self infested loathing racially hating souls … Cnt's like these are not non racist they are the absolute EPITOME of racism.. it is ALL they ever see and think and breathe day in and day out… or can you also not see past the sordid race infested charade Robzim.. how more feeble indoctrinated a race infested race hating thinker can anyone ever be..??
10 Sep 2011, 22:14 pmTomorrow hangs around John Smit.. John Smit sets the pace and the attitude of the team when he runs on from the front.. If John Smit cannot cut it.. the rest of the team follows suit.. as it has been proven almost EVERY time he's led them not from the front but from the bloody rear..
10 Sep 2011, 22:16 pmDjokovich fighting back now
Will the legs of the veteran Federer be able to hold out?
At a much lower level of competion – will the legs of the ageing springboks be able to hold out?
Probably not. -
10 Sep 2011, 22:20 pmWe're going to butcher wales so badly the Japanese are going to name a trawler after us. Mark the words of the katman, for he fibbith not. At a leisurely canter. 12 points or more.
10 Sep 2011, 22:23 pm@ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-117:
They might make it tomorrow despite the presence of the over the hill overrated captain.
But it wont be long before it will all end in tears.
Piet will be without a job and Johny boy will sit on the bench at Saracens- fat with an even fatter bank balance. -
10 Sep 2011, 22:24 pmI demand justice for Ismaeel
10 Sep 2011, 22:32 pmIf Bismark were starting I'd put money on Boks creaming these welsh pastries by around 20 points… seeing as Jonny Blue Eyes is gonna be blowing his trumpet one more time in his march towards his immortalized destiny.. I get the shakes at even considering the consequences.. especially with Spiesie and FdP having to cover around the edges and behind the base of the scrum.. no Bismark.. no Bakkies … no Juan … and Danie the dinosaur dropping the ball, with Schalkie playing midfield .. its gonna be up and under heaven for the die hard 10 man protagonist … if FdP and Morne get rattled could go the way of the pastries.. though I do reckon we should have enough even carrying Smit, Spies and FdP to put them away.
10 Sep 2011, 22:35 pm@Robzim(Robzim)-120: Strange definition of fat
Is it his bank balance fat
Or cool phat
Or his BMi fat
Or because he is bigger than you
Why would all these unions offer him a contract, do they maybe know more about players than you and I?
10 Sep 2011, 22:36 pm@ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-122: Now if we win by 15 or more, would that be because we or good or Wales shite?
10 Sep 2011, 22:37 pmPerhaps they're hiring off his CV with no interviews.
10 Sep 2011, 22:40 pm@JL1(JL1)-124: maybe a combination of both.. I reckon Boks are up for the occasion.. I think they got enough self belief… but it is imperative we score first and score early.. the longer it goes if we go behind like England did today.. we gonna make a mountain out of a welsh molehill..
10 Sep 2011, 22:40 pm -
10 Sep 2011, 22:50 pmIn terms of BMI he is not fat but obese.Re the Unions, remember that Bath offered Luke Watson a contract and made him captain, so i assume the same must apply to him?
10 Sep 2011, 22:51 pmSorry been away from the laptop and attending to something that will earn points for me with my wife.
But the conditions you refer to, do they not suit the team from the muddy islands better? Not even the Stormer players can play the wet Newlands conditions these days.. The Wales backrow will out-perform the 'Bok backrow even with Brasso there. and that is a huge plus for the dragons. It will be close.
The bearded Croy I have seen play many times. They are a big extended family and a few did cross over late . Croy was very good but nowhere near the level of C.Jabaar or my later favorite Jules Smith(vice-rector at Stellies) . Those two were the very best but in different types of games and different eras. Smith was also a brilliant leader and capt. at UWC and Tygerberg Union. he was nippy around the fringes much like Hoffman at his best. jabaar was a sh for the forward game of WP (Bo-kaap). Tobias did not even compare to Lentoor , Heemro(also FB sometimes) and others.here too their is a WP Croy who now plays in the north for Pumas or Valke.
Seems you may have the RWC final correct but I said France as my 3rd choice and 4th choice does not matter to me as whoever it is will not be in the final.
Did you see on that ABs game thread , early before the game, I said they should hope to win 45 – 13 (32 diff.) and they won 41-10 (diff. 31)?
Looking forward to see Aussies first game up tonight and then Wales -'Boks just to get a feel for where teams actually are.
10 Sep 2011, 23:09 pmif all those hard done by Sacos players were so great they would have been sorely missed… so where are they all today.. the Croy's and the Jabaars and the Alistair Coetsee's as well as the Valance and the Cheeky Watson's… easy to be a hero in a non participating brand making out like Tobias was useless because he was a sell out shows only one thing which is petty personal prejudice and nothing more than that…
You welcome to your hero's.. they may have been great and then again maybe if chucked into the deep end of hard core international rugby one wonders how many would have risen to the height of true heroism … how come so many top international class black players existed before unification then suddenly after unification only a few cut the mustard at international level? Shows your racial prejudice is rife.. because you still judge rugby players according their race first and their ability second and that only goes to prove what an outright racist you ACTUALLY ARE ! Bottom line you still living WAY in the PAST !! get with the program and Drop the mountain perched on your shoulder.. its a sickening disease called racism and its eating your sorry arse up alive.
10 Sep 2011, 23:10 pmThe reason I said that the wet conditions will suit us better is because of our preference for the kicking game (skop and Jag to quote Grant 10) while they would prefer a faster open running game.
But you are right, they should know how to play in the wet and I also reckon the game will be close.The WP Croy is the son of Richard- another WP reject who went via SWD (Eagles these days) to the Valke or Pumas.
I picked the AB's by 30 on Superbru- sadly I was not so accurate with the other matches.
Yeah, Jules Smith is doing well at Stellies- the place seems to have a preference to put ex scrumhalves with academic qualifications in leadership positions- first Craven with his 3 doctorates and now Jules
10 Sep 2011, 23:17 pmNovak came back to win from 2 sets and 2 match points down to beat Federer
Certainly the best player in the world at the moment by a mile- very humble too. -
10 Sep 2011, 23:19 pmDiwan Serfontein and Dawie de Villiers also ex scrummies with degrees .. and I guess if Alister Coetsee and Peter De Villiers had academic qualifications they might also have ended up as rectors at the Stellies University.
10 Sep 2011, 23:20 pmgetting out for the count.. rugger time soon.. little shut eye is called for
see ya Robbo.
10 Sep 2011, 23:26 pm@ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-134:
See you Skoppy, keep it up there in Fish Hoek.
11 Sep 2011, 00:32 am@Robzim(Robzim)-114:
Richard Croy played Federation rugby afa i know. Played for WP also as a quota. They dropped Francois Bonthuys to accomodate their ONE coloured in the WP team in the 80′s a per the prescribed quota. They've since moved on to THREE.@ET.(ET.)-129:
"Croy was very good but nowhere near the level of C.Jabaar or my later favorite Jules Smith(vice-rector at Stellies) "Can you tell me who Smith's flyhalf was when he played for Tygerberg?
Hint: The guy was from Namaqualand.
Wie de vok is jy and what did you do to Skopskiet? -
11 Sep 2011, 00:54 am@ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-133:
Actually, both PdV and AC are qualified teachers.Don't know if that is enough academic qualification.
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