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Haven Kingpin Progeny Dominate the Bull Section at the Annual UK Hereford Christmas Calf Show
The Hereford Cattle Breeders' Association (HCBA) Annual Christmas Calf Show at Shrewsbury Mart produced another superb line up of top quality calves this year.
Grand Male Champion Haven Neptune: Taking the limelight was Haven Neptune from EL Lewis & Son, Dilwyn, Herefordshire. This 13 month old calf, who is in the top 1% for 200 day weight and has Terminal Sire and Self-replacing indices in the top 10% of the Breed, is out of Haven Shela 27th and by Haven Kingpin. Following seven very strong bull classes it was Haven Neptune who took the Grand Male Championship sponsored by The Hutchinson Partnership.
Reserve Male Champion Haven Northstar: Standing Reserve was stablemate Haven Northstar another top notch bull calf by "Kingpin". Nine month old "Northstar", who is out Haven Curly 124th, has an excellent range of EBV traits with many in the top 10% of the Breed.
Pair of Bulls (Haven Neptune and Haven Nugget – both by Kingpin) – Haven Herefords
Group of Three by the same sire (Haven Neptune, Haven Northstar and Haven Nugget – all by Kingpin)- Haven Herefords. In reserve were another well-known local herd, Free Town Herefords from RA Bradstock & Partners, Tarrington, Herefordshire with three smart matching animals sired by Mara Humorous.
Progeny of Kingpin have been making its mark here in Ireland also. Semen of Kingpin (HKP) is available through the Society's breed improvement program and has been moving steadily since its arrival. Those wishing to obtain Kingpin semen should be place their orders with the Society soon as quantities are becoming limited given demand in recent months since progeny was first exhibited.
Results National Hereford Calf Show 2016
Judge: Richard Mann, 'Spinney Herefords' UK
Supreme Male Champion: Riverrock Goldstar – Owner: Tony Hartnett
Supreme Female Champion: Moyclare Rose – Owner: Michael Molloy
Reserve Supreme Male Champion: Shiloh Farm Dynamite – Owner: S & H Murray
Reserve Supreme Female Champion: Grianan Orange P752 – Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
Senior Male Champion: Riverrock Goldstar – Owner: Tony Hartnett
Reserve Senior Male Champion: Moyclare Oliver – Owner Michael Molloy
Senior Female Champion: Moyclare Rose – Owner: Michael Molloy
Reserve Senior Female Champion: Grianan Orange P752 – Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
Junior Male Champion: Shiloh Farm Dynamite – Owner S & H Murray
Reserve Junior Male Champion: Clouncagh Perfection – Owner: John O'Connor
Junior Female Champion: Corlismore Betty 843 – Owner: Sean McKiernan
Reserve Junior Female Champion: Grianan Orange P774 – Owner T & A Fitzgerald
Young Handler Class (Under 14)
- Mark Hyland
- Sarah Murray
- PJ Maloney
- Jack O'Connor
Young Handler Class (Under21 & over 14)
- Grace Bateman
- Sinead Conway
- Leah Mullen
- Ciara McNamara
Hereford Heifer born September / October 2015
- Moyclare Rose, IE301254980401, 1st Sept 15, Brocca Saviour, Moyclare Ursula 4th – Owner: Michael Molloy
- Grianan Orange P752, IE361055840752, 11th Sept 15, Bowmont Storm A584, Grianan Dominique – Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
- Clonroe Elcie, IE371456441438, 16th Sept 15, Baltymore Ginger, Clonroe Lize- Owner: John Jones
- Kye Holly 726, IE311412110726, 4th Oct 15, Steil Gerard, Kye Paula 535 – Owner: Padraig McGrath
Hereford Heifer born November / December 2015
- Riverrock Naughty Bea, IE151256530013, 1st Nov 15, Gageboro Morgan, Riverrock Ruby Bea – Owner: Tony Hartnett
- Knockmountagh Aster 3, IE261029140722, 1st Dec 15, Moyclare Lieutenant, Knockmountagh Purdy – Owner: E & J McKiernan
- Corlismore Duchess 835, IE121285570835, 3rd Nov 15, Grianan Firecracker, Brankhill Duchess – Owner: Sean McKiernan
- Kilsunny Lass Matilda, IE331396571536, 19th Nov 15, Glaslough Judge, Kilsunny Lass Gem – Owner : Trevor Dudley
Hereford Heifer born January / February 2016
- Corlismore Betty 843, IE121285570843, 2nd Jan 16, Grianan Firecracker, Corlismore Betty – Owner: Sean McKiernan
- Hillockpoll 1 Michaela, IE231288830465, 11th Jan 16, Solpoll 1 Handsome, Hillockpoll 1 Ann – Owner: Mark Hyland
- Appel 1 Joanne, IE141402741413, 6th Jan 16, Solpoll Lawman, Appel 1 Anna – Owner: J & F Appelbe
- Foyleview 1 Primrose, IE161197012580, 15th Jan 16, Dendor 1 Kohinoor PP, Dernaroy 1 Ivory – Owner: Justin Porter
Hereford Heifer born on or after 1st March 2016
- Grianan Orange P774, IE 361055810774, 10th May 16, Grianan Freddy, Grianan Orange J530- Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
- Shancorpoll 1 Naomi, IE12215550014, 6th Apr 16, Solpoll 1 Kentucky Kid, Corlismorepoll 1 Esta 734 – Owner: B & E Duignan
- Grianan Orange P769, IE361055840769, 6th Apr 16, Grianan Freddy, Grianan Orange H629 – Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
- Corlismore Poll 1 Lady 853, IE121285590853, 4th Mar 16, Grianan Firecracker, Corlismore Poll 1 Unwed 576 – Owner: Sean McKiernan
Hereford bull born September / October 2015
- Riverrock Goldstar, IE151956520012, 19th Oct 15, Gageboro Morgan, Riverrock Fifi Bar – Owner: Tony Hartnett
- Moyclare Oliver, IE301254930405, 1st Oct 15, Brocca Saviour, Moyclare Rose 19th – Owner: Michael Molloy
- Grianan Parker, IE361055820750, 7th Sep 15, Grianan Freddy, Cill Cormaic Kirsty – Owner: T & A Fitzgerald
- Appel 1 Federation, IE141402741405, 19th Oct 15, Pallas 1 Jubilee, Appel 1 Ann Marie – Owner: J & F Appelbe
Hereford Bull born November / December 2015
- Corlismore Ted 832, IE121285540832, 1st Nov 15, Cill Cormaic Leo, Corlismore Tara 618 – Owner: Sean McKiernan
- Knockmountagh Fiddler, IE261029180718, 9th Nov 15, Moyclare Lieutenant, Knockmountagh Jill – Owner: E & J McKiernan
- Trillick Emmet, IE251104791680, 20th Nov 15, Haven Kingpin, Trillick Lynda – Owner: JJ Farrell
- Kye Harry 735, IE311412120735, 13th Dec 15, Free Town Hotspur, Kye Paula 477 – Owner: Padraig McGrath
Hereford Bull born January / February 2016
- Shiloh Farm Dynamite, IE301208240500, 6th Feb 16, Grianan Freddy, Cill Cormaic Lass – Owner: S & H Murray
- Clouncagh Perfection, IE241502312203, 23rd Jan 16, Adrigole Pat, Clouncagh Ritana – Owner: John O'Connor
- Crowenstown Brinsley, IE281503130003, 15th Feb 16, Cavehill Storm, Kilsunny Doreen's Ivy – Owner: Christine Drumm
- Appel 1 Mighty, IE141402781417, 6th Jan 16, Solpoll Lawman, Appel Beatrice – Owner: J & F Appelbe
Hereford Bull born on or after 1st March 2016
- Knockmountagh Flyer, IE261029160732, 12th Mar 16, Moyclare Lieutenant, Lislaughtin Jessica. – Owner: E & J McKiernan
- Moyclare Phoenix, IE301254960416, 26th Mar 16, Cill Cormaic Kasper, Moyclare Rose 22nd – Owner: Michael Molloy
- Trillick McGregor, IE251104781779, 7th Apr 16, Castledaly Messi, Trillick Sally – Owner: JJ Farrell
- Shroidpoll 1 Connolly, IE251119540166, 27th Mar 16, Drumgoon Hill Hercules, Boshillpoll 1 Brandy – Owner: Michael Lynch
Commercial Hereford Sired Calf Male or Female born in 2016
- Dan, IE301062730421, 1st May 16, S: IE211196261057, D: IE301062760358 – Owner Hugh P Murray
- Hereford Cross, IE281384860919, 27th Mar 16, S: Port 1 Bob, D: N/A – Owner: J & J Canty
- John, IE221118393967, 30th May 16, S: IE211196261057, D: IE221118372884- Owner: Hugh P Murray
- Hereford Cross, IE281384830916, 25th Mar 16, S: Port 1 Bob, D: N/A – Owner: J & J Canty
Photos: Tricia Kennedy
Hereford Demand Continues at Kilmallock
Given current cash-flow pressures on dairy and beef farmers following a very difficult year with prices and ground conditions demand, clearance and prices were well above expectations at the Irish Hereford Society's final autumn bull sale held at GVM Kilmallock. Numbers on offer at Kilmallock were reduced given the volume of bulls double entered and already sold at a very good sale at Tullamore.
The top price of €3,400 was paid for a 17 month old bull Coisceim Hector exhibited by Timmy Breen of Kiskeam, Mallow, Co Cork. This young bull was purchased in utero when Timmy purchased his dam Tullaha Raindrop which had previously been exhibited on the Society's stand at the NPC by owner John Neenan, Tullaha, Broadford, Co Limerick. The bull is sired by the Neenan stockbull Clondrina 1069th bred by Gerry Donnelly, Lissycasey, Co Clare. The purchaser is winter milk producer Niall Power, Newcastle, Clonmel, Co Tipperary.
The Deverell Family, Geashill Co Offaly provide the Reserve Champion Ballyaville Imprint a son of stock bull Ballinvenna Frankie out of the homebred Ballyaville Fleur by Tasmanian sire Hollow Point Broker. Pat Ryan O'Brien, Currely, Thurles was pleased to secure him on a bid of €3,200.
S & N Heatrick, Glaslough, Co Monaghan regular and successful exhibitors at this event had Glaslough Rocky catalogue. Sired by Ballyaville Ger out of a Cill Cormaic Playboy dam he sold at €3,000 to Hereford breeder Pat Hayes, Kildrummin, Kiltealy, Co Limerick whose brother John had paid the top price of €5,600 at Tullamore the previous week.
Ballinveney Repose by Ballinveney Nigel a Yarram Star General son out of a BB Power 0270 dam was exhibited by Rory Farrell, Balinveney, Toomevara. This young bull was purchased by a syndicate including John Canty, Kildalkey, Trim and Tom Brennan, Balleen, Freshford at €2,850 which was less than anticipated given that Mr Farrell had sold a herd sibling of very similar breeding the previous week at Tullamore for €3,400.
The Champion Cill Cormaic Nevada exhibited by David Larkin, Kilcormac, Co Offaly a half- brother to the €4,500 Cill Cormaic Napoleon at the Tullamore sale failed to reach his reserve. A second entry from Mr Larkin Cill Cormaic Nicholas sired by Cill Cormaic Lance sold at €2,800 to Sean Culligan, Kilrush, Co Clare.
Overall there was a very good clearance with averages similar to last year at the same venue.
National Hereford Calf Show- Saturday November 19th
at the GVM Show Arena
Bulls to €5,600 Heifers to €3,500 at the IHBS Premier Autumn Show & Sale held at Tullamore
A very large crowd was in attendance for the Irish Hereford Society's autumn show and sale at GVM Mart, Tullamore an illustration of the growing interest in the breed. Many were customers on the day while others never having had a Hereford bull were checking out the stock on offer with the intention of purchasing a Hereford bull in the spring given the growing demand for Hereford sired beef. Several Hereford breeders amongst the top bidders made purchases against strong competition from both dairy and beef producers.
The top price of the day €5,600 was paid by John and Darren Hayes, Tankardstown, Ratoath, Co Meath for the very promising thirteen month old Kye Harry 721 a son to the UK bred Free Town Hotspur out of the homebred dam Kye Sheila 572 a daughter to the successful Steil Gerard. Bred by Padraig McGrath, Cloonshannagh, Elphin this young bull now joins the Curraghliffe herd of John and Darren Hayes as junior herd sire to compliment and follow on from the current successful herd sire Blean Dex purchased when champion some years ago at the Society sale in Nenagh.
The Champion Portanob Revival is a well- bred bull from the herd of J & J Canty, Pubblestown, Kildalkey, Co Meath. Sired by Balleen Revival a Bowmont Storm A584 grandson he is out of Portanob Julia 2nd a cow that is breeding well and has had some considerable success in the show-ring. The purchaser at a very reasonable €3,800 was Enda Quirke, Hill of Down, Enfield who has recently established the Cnoc an Duin Hereford herd with the purchase of a number of quality females.
Mr Canty also exhibited herd sibling Portanob Hugo again a son to herdsire Balleen Revival this time out of a bought in female Ballymartin Karen from the herd of Elizabeth Kingston, Lismore. At €4,000 he was purchased by Brian Clarke, Derver, Carnaross, Kells for the well- known Church Hill Herd established by his late father Mervyn who following a long and distinguished career as a Hereford breeder was laid to rest recently.
The Reserve Champion bull Beaghmore Romeo 2nd was bred and exhibited by Margaret and Leila McCabe, Beaghmore, Carrigallen, Co Leitrim who are amongst the society's longest serving members. While coy about their age these two girls have been breeding and exhibiting Herefords for over sixty years. Amongst their many successes Beaghmore Pirate is possibly the most famous influencing the breed throughout the 1960's and beyond. Romeo is sired by Dovea AI bull Gageboro Morgan (GGM) the dam is Beaghmore Melody. Once again it was a breeder Sean Sheil, Coolnacritta, Rathdowney, Co Laois who placed the final bid securing him as herd sire at €4,150.
Local breeder David Larkin, the Hermitage, Kilcormac, Co Offaly had quite a successful day with his Cill Cormaic Napoleon a 22 month old son to his stockbull Cedar Liam out of Cill Cormaic Maxine. Bidding closed at €4,500 achieving the second highest price on the day. The bull will share domicile at two Co Wexford farms being jointly purchased by Glen Jacob, Dunsinane, Enniscorthy and John Johnston, Tomagaddy, Gorey.
The Kilcormac herd had further success in the female section first securing the Female Championship with Cill Cormaic Niamh again by Cedar Liam she later sold as the day's top price female at €3,500 to Madeline Boyd, Loughros Point, Ardara, Co Donegal while her half- sister Cill Cormaic Natasha sold to Aylmer E Power, Cappagh, Askeaton, Co Limerick at €2,900.
Sean Neary, Cloncullane, Strokestown who provided last year's champion at this venue exhibited a Kilsunny Goliath son Cloncullane King 322. His dam is Cloncullane Holly and the purchaser at €3,800 was well known breeder Trevor Dudley, Kilsunny House, Dovea, Thurles..
Tony Bracken, Rhode, Co Offaly attended the sale to purchase a bull to go to cows next spring and selected Duibhgiolla Ed a Kill Cormaic Kasper (KZP Dovea) son out of Glaslough Esquire (GSQ) daughter Duibhgiolla Delight 2nd at €3,550 from the herd of K & M Diffley, Clooncolligan, Bornacoola, Co Leitrim.
Ivor Anderson, Corran Killeshandra had Corran Hill Countryboy by Glaslough Levi and out of Corran Hill Beauty a Churchill Storm daughter exhibited. This 19 month old caught the eye of the Deverell Family of Geashill who purchased him at €3,500.
Regular exhibitors at the event Tom & Anselm Fitzgerald, Mount Temple, Moate had two bulls on offer Griananpoll 1 Oz by Grousehallpoll 1 Premier (GPZ) out of a Yarram Pompeii V055 daughter which sold at €3,500 to Co Offaly breeder Jonathan Cahill, The Island, Ballycumber, Co Offaly. The second offering Grianan On Line by Grianan Marksman sold at €3,000 to Cornelius Moylan, who made the long journey from Kanturk, Co Cork to secure his purchase.
Hereford enthusiast Lester Roe and son Edward viewed Ballinveney Sunrise early in the day and decided he was the bull most suited to their requirements. A son to Ballinveney Nigel out of a BB Power 0270 cow provided a now diverse bloodline and sold at €3,400 to the Roe Family, Ballybrit, Roscrea.
Females to catch the eye other than the champion and her herd sibling mentioned above included the Reserve Champion Caonachpoll 1 Anna from the herd of William Jones now in his 95th year and his grandson David. She was purchased at a rather disappointing €2,700 by Kenton Crowe, Mohill, Co Leitrim.
Glaslough Pepsi by Kye Sting 595 from S & N Heatrick Glaslough sold at €3,000 to John Martyn, Kilrush, Co Clare.
Henry & Mervyn Parr's Tourtanepoll 1 Red Flame 20 a Glaslough Hurricane daughter sold to Derek McGrath, Killakee Road, Dublin at ¨€2,950 while they parted with Tourtanepoll 1 Winnie a Kilsunny Goliath daughter to Kevin Treanor, Emyvale, Co Monaghan at €2,800.
Overall there was a very satisfactory clearance of bulls at prices similar to last year. Female prices did not reach the highs reached at the same venue in 2015. There was general agreement that the many heifers on offer were not of as high quality as last year and that the number of heifers which has changed hands privately and including the Allowdale sale in August last was well ahead of normal. Breeders with land and resources to expand their herds are holding on to their better stock while others are consolidating their herds with a view to herd improvement.
The Society's next sale takes place at GVM Kilmallock on Friday October 21st next with 65 bulls and 9 females on offer.


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News Roundup for November 11th, 2014
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Official homepage: http://ansatsu-game.bngames.net/
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Official homepage: http://www.namco.co.jp/tp/j-world/en/

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There are people who have this wrong notion that Smith invented liberal capitalism, and this has to be corrected. A simple knowledge of economic history will do. Having taught economic history at the Philippines premier university (U. Philippines) for some time, I know as a matter of fact that couples of influential writers emerged in the theoretic domainwho were focused on economic questionsbefore Smith appeared in the social landscape. Smith appeared when physiocracy, to which Smith properly belongs, was already making waves in France through the works of such gentlemen as Quesnay and Mirabeau. But as one can see, Smith was a Scot, of the British Isle, and right in his own backyard there were couples of gentlemen too who wrote voluminously on the subject of political economy, from a vantage point that was already departing from the mercantilism of the previous couple of centuries. The departure concerned the sources of wealth, where the same thinkers opined that the sphere of production had to be emphasized more than the sphere of exchange which the mercantilists, notably Thomas Mun, discoursed on. Some representative thinkers who preceded Smith were the following: · Sir William Petty (1623-87): Considered the founder of political economy. A charter member of the Royal Society. · John Locke, Sir Dudley North, David Hume, David Hume: Further propounded on basic principles of political economy. E.g. rent, trade, role of government. · Richard Cantillon: His book Essai sur la nature du commerce en general (1755) was the most systematic statement of economic principles (E. Roll, A History of Economic Thought). · Sir James Steuart: Wrote the voluminous Principles of Political Economy (1767), which was among the first textbooks in economics of that time. · Honore Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau: Enlightenment thinker, involved with the French revolution, a political moderate who opined that modernizing France better follow the US model of industrialization path. He influenced many younger physiocrates. · Francois Quesnay: Formally a fellow of the economistes or physiocrates, was known for his popularization of the tableau economique (economic table, title of his book), bringing political economy closer to empirical science. · Jean C.M.V. de Gournay: Another eminent fellow of the physiocrates, who collaborated with Quesnay in advancing principles of political economy. · Nicolas Baudeau : Wrote Introduction a la philosophie économique (1771). · G. F. Le Trosne: wrote De l'ordre social (1777). · André Morellet: best known by his controversy with Galiani on the freedom of the grain trade during the Flour War (quoted from Wikipedia). · Mercier Larivière and Dupont de Nemours: Also eminent members of the physiocrates. Smith actually lived in Paris during his youthful heydays, where he stayed with the equally youthful Duke of Buccleuch circa 1764-1766. The Parisian exposure was Smiths way of baptism into the illustrious physiocrats thought streams, and the rest was history. So to my fellows in the professional world and this planet who continue to churn thoughts that Smith was the originator of capitalism, please rethink your opinions. Historical facts do not the least substantiate your thesis. Rather, what is right is that Smith brought political economy even closer to empirical science than ever, and his Wealth of Nations was a monumental effort during his time to construct a text book on the subject that was considerably a scientific material more than philosophy (ethics, metaphysics) though Smith still wrote philosophical treatises within the ambit of the methods of philosophy. I need not belabor the point that Smith didnt invent empiricism. Just by reflecting on the names above, one can see the names of giant figures in British empiricism (e.g Hume, Locke), who themselves took off from intellectual giants that preceded them (e.g. Francis Bacon). So, please disabuse yourselves of Smith as originator of anything. He never even boasted of originating anything at all. Rather, he systematized thought constructs that were already prevalent during his heyday. The purposes of his economic doctrines were already explained in some other articles writ by me. 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Between the questionable accuracy of many of these weapons, the difficulty of firing from a moving vehicle, the imperfect firing stance the situation necessitates, and the general lack of firearms training among the practitioners of this tactic, drive-by shootings are notoriously inaccurate, and often injure or kill uninvolved bystanders (assuming there was an actual "involved" target to begin with). The former problem can be compensated for to some degree by packing the vehicle with as many gunmen as possible and making up for inaccuracy with sheer volume of lead. This tends to aggravate the latter, but then again, you can't make an omelet without killing a few people.
Drive-by shootings are first and foremost a matter of strike-and-retreat. They're not skirmishes, they're not firefights, they're (if there is such a thing), mobile ambushes. If you're looking for a military parallel, Roninspoon has suggested you picture a helicopter raid. Replace Wagner with Ice-T as necessary. If you need to reload before you drive off, you're probably doing it wrong. While a drive-by shooting may cause confusion and take down some enemies, it will also alert others in the area, who will then be prepared and who may summon reinforcements or the police.
As the weapons used in a drive-by shooting tend to be lacking in range and penetration, targets must be alongside the street or in buildings closely abuting the street, which limits the tactic's employment to urban settings. Success also assumes that the target is not armored or being actively guarded and that enemies do not have the capability to quickly pursue or disable a vehicle, rendering the tactic's effectiveness rather questionable in serious military conflicts or insurrections and relegating it to the small-scale gang disputes or territorial conflicts in which it first rose to prominence.
A few years ago I witnessed a drive by shooting. I was doing a rehab at an old public housing project and just happened to be behind one unit pulling wire.
Five little pops down the street. I popped out and watched a black Nissan Sentra accelerating hard away from a house down the street. Right at me. There were three teenagers in the car, purse-lipped and stonefaced. I think they were scared shitless. The driver braked hard, turned gracelessly and sped away.
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Now I keep a pencil in my tool pouch, and had a book of wire markers nearby. Out came my implements, down went their license plate number. I slipped the pad back in my pouch.
About a minute later a beat up silver toyota accelerated away from the house where the shooting had taken place. Presumably, this guy was carrying the drugs and money, so the cops wouldn't find any. Out came my pencil, down went another number.
After the second car cleared the scene, suddenly people came out from everywhere. It seemed like there was an unwritten rule that everybody stayed inside until the victim's buddy had cleared the scene. That hurdle past, out came the folk. It was a block party--- no a gawk party----- as everyone came out to see. I could see people talking to each other, gossiping as if they were at the center of a story.
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I waved one of the cops over when they got close enough. "Want a licence number?"
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Five shots and all they did was wing him. Not that I'm complaining. Attempted murder beats successful murder hands down. But he took my numbers and grinned again when I mentioned the Toyota, turning aside to whisper the number into his radio. And then he turned and walked off.
Fifteen minutes later the ambulance and police were gone, and everyone back indoors, is if nothing had ever happened. I went back to pulling wire. I had a story to tell over lunch. The news never mentioned it. A drive-by must not be enough to make the news in Columbus, Ohio.
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Mike Yancey says:
Wow – that's pretty amazing.
Looks remarkably similar to my Dad's toolbox. He was a machinist for a while in the 1950′s before going into the Fed civil service.
This is just a classic product – looks like a 50 year old model, but improved, and will still look good and work well 50 years from now.
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Kennedys are timeless. My father in law gave me his from when he was a greenhorn engineer. I'm not a machinist, so it mostly holds my drill bits, a few screwdrivers, and my electrical testing stuff.
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Kennedy makes great "regular tool" boxes as well. I bought mine off the tool truck in the '70s and it's still in great shape. It's been in and out of a lot of vans and seen a lot of the country too, it's no garage queen.
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I have my father's model Model 52611 he bought in the 50′s or 60′s. As with my sister, nothing can compare to the sound of the drawers running closed on their ball bearings.
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I'm a fairly new owner of a Kennedy toolbox. I love it, it's great. The middle drawer fits Machinery's Handbook perfectly.
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I recently picked up an antique front drop-panel? Kennedy kits toolbox at a garage sale. I'm cleaning it up, but can't figure out how to remove the drawers so that I can get behind them and also to clean the backs of the drawers. Does anyone have any pointers they can give me?
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I just rescued an old seven-drawer Kennedy myself. Mine's got a brown crinkle finish (mock leather?).
If DP's is like mine, the drawers are held into the slides by a spring clip near the front of the slide, which hooks into a notch or hole in the drawer body. To release the drawer, pull gently out on the end of the clip nearest you (ie, nearest the front end of the slide). You may need to wiggle the drawer slightly before this releases, but it only has to come out about 1/8″ or so to release the drawer. Repeat on the other slide, and the drawer will pull out.
These old steel kits weigh a lot even when empty; I can see why they switched to aluminum later on. I'm not sure it's heavier than the even older wooden equivalents, but I'm not convinced it's lighter either!
New (Aluminum) versions of the 7-drawer kit appear to be running around $300 retail. I'm not sure whether the older steel ones have any collector's value, but for someone who works with a lot of small tools and wants to organize and care for them properly, this definitely beats the tackle-box approach.
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I am trying to find out the Model Number for a Kennedy Tool Chest that my Father had.
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After having this old Kennedy on my work bench for 20 years and kicking it up and down gangplanks for 30 years before that, I've decided to restore it. e-mailed the Co., they say they don't have anything to help. This box has a tag on it from Consolidated Aircraft Co. with my Dad's name and number from making bombers during WWll. It's wrinkle green w/green felt and sticker that says it's a BIGHORN LINE of KENNEDY'S. It's a 20″ three drawer. Any help out there?? email@example.com
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John's story is similar to mine – I have 3 boxes with the youngest being from 1938 and all were used by my father at Grumman in Bethpage, NY prior to WWII while in High School. They became his mainstay as a PE and Plant engineer during the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s until I inherited them in 85. I am currently restoring them and Kennedy CO. due to several closing and import competition has lost much of its early heritage. This is one company that was involved with every part of the industrialization of America. My units still work like new and after electrolytic derusting, leading and priming with chromate I expect them to survive another 70 years. I am looking to replicate the original wrinkle paint in an epoxy so if anyone knows a source please email at email@example.com
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Subjective Well-being (SWB) Quality of life, wellness, happiness, and thriving are related terms a strength based concept people with high levels of well-being or "happiness" fare better in important life domains such as work, social and community life, and health (Lyubomirsky, King, & Diener, 2005). SWB is important not only for clients but for the social workers who deliver and administer client services Need to better understand, evaluate, and systematically apply SWB concepts to the social work profession
Subjective Well-being and Social Work 4 SSHRC-funded research grants since 2005, examining SWB among social workers in Alberta, NWT, NW Ontario, BC, Manitoba, NB and Nfld a random sample of 2500 practitioners (of the province's 6500 registered social workers) were contacted Survey, 600 respondents, Alberta (30% response rate) Child welfare and rural workers lower in SWB.
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Gertrude Weaver holds a flower given to her a day before her 116th birthday, at Silver Oaks Health and Rehabilitation Center in Camden, Ark., Thursday, July 3, 2014. The Gerontology Research Group says Weaver is the oldest person in the United States and second-oldest person in the world. (AP Photo/Danny Johnston)
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Arkansan marks 116th birthday, is newly declared oldest living American
- Article by: JILL BLEED
- Associated Press
- July 4, 2014 - 2:15 PM
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A south Arkansas woman celebrated her 116th birthday Friday with cake, a party and a new title — she's now officially the oldest confirmed living American and second-oldest person in the world, the Gerontology Research Group said.
Gertrude Weaver spent her birthday at home at Silver Oaks Health and Rehabilitation in Camden, about 100 miles southwest of Little Rock. This year's festivities included the new award from the Gerontology Research Group, which analyzed U.S. Census records to determine that Weaver is the oldest living American, rather than 115-year-old Jeralean Talley, who was born in 1899.
The research group, which consults with the Guinness Book of World Records, found that the 1900 Census listed Weaver as 2 years old — putting her birthday in 1898, said Robert Young, the research group's database administrator and senior consultant for Guinness.
That makes Weaver the second-oldest person in the world behind 116-year-old Misao Okawa of Japan and the 11th oldest person of all time, he said.
"Normally, 116 would be old enough to be the world's oldest person," Young said. "There's kind of heavy competition at the moment."
Weaver was born in southwest Arkansas near the border with Texas, and was married in 1915. She and her husband had four children, all of whom have died except for a 93-year-old son. Along with Census records, the Gerontology Research Group used Weaver's 1915 marriage certificate, which listed her age as 17, to confirm her birth year, Young said.
Although no birth record exists for Weaver, she celebrates her birthday each year on July 4 and did the same this year. At her 115th birthday party last year, Weaver was "waving and just eating it all up," said Vicki Vaughan, the marketing and admissions director at Silver Oaks.
"Most people want to know, 'Well, can she talk?'" Vaughan said. "Her health is starting to decline a little bit this year — I can tell a difference from last year, but she still is up and gets out of the room and comes to all of her meals, comes to activities. She'll laugh and smile and clap."
Weaver first stayed at the Camden nursing home at the age of 104 after she suffered a broken hip, Vaughan said. But Weaver recovered after rehabilitation and moved back home with her granddaughter, before returning to the nursing home at the age of 109.
Weaver cited three factors for her longevity: "Trusting in the Lord, hard work and loving everybody."
"You have to follow God. Don't follow anyone else," she told the Camden News this week. "Be obedient and follow the laws and don't worry about anything. I've followed him for many, many years and I ain't tired."
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The fallout from the Bernard Madoff scandal continues at Spain's largest bank, which said yesterday it would close several hedge funds burned by Madoff and seek to settle Madoff-related claims made against it.
Santander said it would offer €1.38 billion (US$1.82 billion) to clients who lost money in the alleged US$50 billion Ponzi scheme. Santander was sued Monday in Miami by investors who accuse it of due-diligence failures in its Madoff investments. The bank's hedge fund unit, Optimal Asset Management, has acknowledged some €2.3 billion (US$3 billion) in exposure to Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, the bulk of it client funds.
The bank made the offer only to individual, and not institutional, investors. Santander said it will return only a client's initial investment, in the form of preferred securities with an annual payout of 2%. In a statement, the firm said it "acted at all times with due diligence" and "in accordance with all applicable laws."
Simultaneously, Optimal said it would liquidate seven of its hedge funds and return the money to investors.
"Adverse market conditions have produced a significant increase in the number of redemption orders in some of the funds," Swiss-based Optimal said in statement. "If these redemptions take place, assets under management would drop substantially."
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Reality TV was 2014's biggest loser, writes Jazz Twemlow, and television schedules will soon be as ridiculous as ovens that only switch on at a specified, national eating time
Watching a Survivor participant spear fish in their underwear is moderately more interesting than a choreographed Big Brother twerk, writes Jazz Twemlow
Jazz Twemlow fears that with more contestants added, we could end up watching The Perpetual Bachelor: Till Blake's Death Do Us Part
While generating the next fake fairytale is all part of this show's 'journey', Jazz Twemlow asks: does anyone watching care where it's headed?
Jazz Twemlow looks at the week in Australian TV, where it's the staid formulas, not the buildings, that are in need of renovation
The contestants of the cooking show work with British celebrity chef who is one part Hannibal Lecter, one part Yoda, writes Max Brearley
Jazz Twemlow looks at the week in Australian TV, where, now that the 'blind' aspect of The Voice is over, all pretence at musical credibility has been abandoned for image and volume
Jazz Twemlow looks at the week in Australian TV, where a Prince Harry lookalike proves that there's always a reality dating show trashier than the one before
It's the return of the TV talent show with the spinning chairs – now with added Kylie. Watch it with us
Max Brearley: The show has been whipped in the ratings by My Kitchen Rules. So should it spice up the bust-ups and putdowns, or extol the simple joys of home cooking?
Rob Moran: It wasn't the finale we wanted, but at least the powers of good triumphed over Chloe and Kelly
Jazz Twemlow looks at the week in Australian TV, where in an attempt to escape My Kitchen Rules he discovers a show in which comics air what appear to be made-up grievances
Coverage of the biggest night in Australian TV, with reality shows, comedy and heavyweight drama all vying for the big prizes
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, the judges took to the stage. This was a finale that made you glad when it ended
Rob Moran: Seven's singing contest returns with a new judging line up. But who's really excited about Dannii and Redfoo? And where are the chairs?
Helen Razer: Why are viewers so obsessed with home renovation programmes – and what does their homogenised view of good taste say about Australia?
Rob Moran: Craig and his delightfully powerful eyebrows have conquered Australia's most underwhelming show. Now he wins the right to be our new Karise Eden


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Jeremy Hunt was fighting for his political life at the Leveson Inquiry yesterday, and he was fighting hard. The Prime Minister thought it was enough, and subsequently ruled out any further investigation into the Culture Secretary's handling of News Corporation's bid for BSkyB. But no brandishing of independent advice, no elaboration of decisions that enraged James Murdoch, and no reflections on the basic courtesy of replying to text messages (even ones from "pushy" lobbyists), can negate the fact that the Culture Secretary's office had wholly inappropriate contact with News Corp. That impropriety was, and remains, Mr Hunt's responsibility as the Secretary of State.
In fact, of the three charges to be faced, none was answered sufficiently conclusively to let Mr Hunt off the hook. It was with regards to his impartiality that the Culture Secretary had most to say. Mr Hunt admitted that he was sympathetic to the arguments in favour of the Murdochs' BSkyB bid. Indeed, he could hardly not, given the wealth of evidence that his inclinations tilted as much in favour of the deal as those of his discredited quasi-judicial predecessor, Vince Cable, tended against it. But any personal views were put to one side with the assumption of the formal role, Mr Hunt claims.
Such disinterested professionalism is, of course, possible. But credulity is strained to breaking point by the volume and tone of the Culture Secretary's contact with News Corp, not least a previously unseen text message – congratulating James Murdoch on a European regulatory hurdle cleared – sent just hours before Mr Hunt was installed as a supposedly impartial arbiter.
Even were Mr Hunt to be taken at his word as regards his impartiality, therefore, there is a second matter that remains outstanding. Despite his refusal of requests for face-to-face meetings, Mr Hunt still exchanged any number of text messages with News Corp's head of public affairs, Fréd Michel. Substantive or not, such contact hardly constitutes the official channel required by the quasi-judicial process. And his special adviser, Adam Smith, was engaged in an almost daily back-and-forth with Mr Michel regarding the progress of the deal, none of which was minuted or monitored, as required.
Third, then, is the question of Mr Smith's brief. It is true that there was a valid role for him as point of contact for News Corp. But the job was far removed from that of the traditional special adviser, speaking for their minister. Yet Mr Smith was never formally apprised of the fact that, in his dealings with News Corp, his remit was very different. In the context of a proposed takeover that would change the shape of Britain's media landscape, such laxity is inexcusable. Even worse, Mr Hunt claims no knowledge of the "barrage" of emails and text messages Mr Smith received from Mr Michel, and apparently never thought to ask, despite the company's intense focus on the deal and its reputation for forcefully representing its interests.
It is not up to Lord Justice Leveson to rule on Mr Hunt's fitness for office. Indeed, it is deeply unsatisfactory that an inquiry into media ethics and behaviour should be forced to act as a proxy trial of ministerial competence out of a Prime Ministerial desire to dodge the proper parliamentary investigation. Barely more than an hour after Mr Hunt's evidence ended, Mr Cameron declared the matter dealt with and concluded. It absolutely is not. Under the Ministerial Code, the Secretary of State is responsible for the activities of his special advisers. Either Mr Smith was acting on his own initiative, in which it was an egregious failure of management, or he was doing exactly what was required of him, in which case it was a gross violation of quasi-judicial impartiality. Yesterday's hearing only made it clearer than ever: Mr Hunt must go.
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Horizon Kompakt: The Camera Which Opened My Eyes
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Capture Springtime Rumble Winner Announcement
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What's Your Horizon Story? Rumble
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Panoramas with the La Sardina!
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Tipster of the Week - A Very Wavy Feeling
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Expand your View with the Reader's Digest Panoramic Camera
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Diana Mini Review
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All-around panorama - Horizon Perfekt
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Horizon Portraits
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How Do You Spin? Rumble Winner Announcement
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Capture Springtime Rumble
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LC-A + Wide Lens
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The Great Wall (Simatai)
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Shoot Panoramas like never before with the Sprocket Rocket
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Voigtländer Vchrome 100 -Longest name | Best results
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Sprocket Rocket: Panoramic Sprocket Madness
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Belair X 6-12 Globetrotter: First Impressions
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The Lomography Web Team Broadens Their Horizon
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Sprocket Rocket as a Travel Companion
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Lola 120 Pan: A partly-homemade 6x12 Folding Beauty
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A Panoramic Holiday Rumble
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Sprocket Rocket Panorama - the Next Step in Technical Evolution!
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While still in elementary school, Howard moved to Los Angeles with her mom. At the age of 15, she performed in a teen pageant. After the show, she met Side Effect member Augie Johnson, who happened to be in the audience and began working with Howard creatively. After a period of time, Howard became a Side Effect member -- upon the departure of Sylvia St. James. Howard's tenure with the group lasted a few years. During this time, she also had two children by Johnson. In addition to singing with Side Effect, she did background vocals for Wayne Henderson, Roy Ayers, Stanley Turrentine, and several other artists.
After leaving Side Effect, Howard signed a deal with Atlantic. Her first hit for the label was the Billboard R&B Top Ten single "Come Share My Love." She followed that with the remake of Glenn Miller's 1940 hit "Imagination." Her success continued with two more Top Ten singles, "Baby Be Mine" and "That's What Love Is." The latter was a duet with Gerald Levert and was the result of the creative union Howard formed with Marc Gordon and Levert. Howard and Levert later became romantically involved, and that romance spawned one of Howard's biggest hits, "Love Under New Management." The song was written during their brief love affair, but was released after their romance had dissolved.
In 1990, Howard signed a deal with Giant, which facilitated the release of her number one smash hit "Ain't Nobody Like You." Howard's lifeline at Giant was cut short due to an altercation her husband had at the label. She also made an appearance as Billie Holiday in a club scene in the Spike Lee movie Malcom X. Howard continued to issue albums throughout the '90s and early 2000s, a few of them heavy on -- or wholly reliant upon -- covers. Her releases during these years included Femme Fatale (1992), Shining Through (1993), Live Plus (1996), Can't Count Me Out (1997), Three Wishes (2001), and Pillow Talk (2006). ~ Craig Lytle
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Barbra Streisand is hitting the road — but she's not embarking on a concert tour, she's just driving cross-country with Seth Rogen in a new comedy.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the singing legend, 68, and funnyman Rogen, 28, will play mother and son in the upcoming "My Mother's Curse."
The film's plot centers on an inventor (Rogen) who brings his mother along on a road trip as he attempts to push his latest creation and reunite mom with her lost love.
"My Mother's Curse" is expected to shoot this spring, with a release date set for 2012.
This isn't Streisand's only big-screen project in the works, however. As Marquee previously reported, the "Little Fockers" star has expressed interest in playing Mama Rose in a revamp of the classic musical "Gypsy," and has already met with lyricist Stephen Sondheim and book writer Arthur Laurents about the project. Laurents is hoping Tom Hanks will join Streisand as Rose's love interest Herbie.
According to Laurents, "Barbra loved the idea."
How about Babs & Bowie? LOL trippy mashup: Barbra Bowie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1gMAkJFL4g
Who is this idiot that decided to get with Streisand? Well he is in for a big shocker. Streisand is nothing more than aPHUCKING liberal FA GG OT lovingNGGER lovingJEWBYTCH.
youbro stop dissing the streisand she is a musical genius her music brought me out of the closet and seth brought me back in
Who gave hollywood the impression that Seth Rogan is funny? He's occasionally in funny movies, but that does not mean he himself is funny. Make the distinction Hollywood.
How is a total non-tallent like seth rogan in the movies. He is100% totally wrong for the Green Lantern. I will not watch that movie or anything else rogan is in. He is an example of how far talent in Hollywood has fallen. Rock bottom.
luckily, he isn't in Green Lantern. Ryan Reynolds is in Green lantern, Rogain is in Green Hornet. Same color, different vintage.
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Seth Rogan is not funny. But he is annoying.
You couldn't pay me enough to see ANY of the "Meet the Parents" movies, but I could see Barbara Streisand doing Gypsy. She's better in more musically inclined roles anyway.
Barbra has great comedic talent. Glad she is back doing movies again.
i love seeing Barbra on stage, but Seth Rogen really is a lousy actor. He comes on like a wannabe Albert Brooks, but without the charm. I watched Green Hornet this weekend and thought that the movie would have been improved if they cut 3/4 of his useless dialogue and just tried to act and not talk his way through a scene. Let's face it, if this is what passes for good acting in Hollywood these days, then i may abandon it altogether and outsource my viewing. I hear Bollywood is doing good things these days.
Seth Rogen is an fat, ugly actor who most women can't stand looking at on a small TV sceren, let alone a cinema. At least he choose a realistic mother for the foim with Barbara Streissand.
Angry much?
You sound illiterate. Barbra and Seth will be great!
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Looking forward to both movies, especially Gypsy. I have seen several remakes and redos of this play/film and they just get better. Good for you Barbara.
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So it has come to this. England play South Africa at Twickenham this afternoon - the first of four meetings with the Springboks leading into a fifth during the pool stage of next year's World Cup - knowing that the win-or-bust element has arrived 10 months early. Should Andy Robinson's fragile side lose against a team with deep-seated problems of their own, the consequences will be dire both for the coach and his captain, Martin Corry. Even if they chisel out a victory, there is no guarantee of salvation. The atmosphere is far too feverish for that.
The hounds of hell have been running since the curtain descended on last weekend's miserable performance against Argentina, many of them unleashed by Rob Andrew, the elite director of rugby. Andrew's public criticism of Corry's on-field leadership wounded the Leicester No 8, who responded yesterday with considerable dignity while leaving his audience in little doubt that he was smouldering away underneath. Robinson cannot have been amused by this breaking of ranks either, even though he did not find himself on the rough end of Andrew's tongue.
"A lot of things have been said," Corry acknowledged. "It seems to be open season on the England side and I've taken a fair bit of flak. To my mind, it's now a matter of pooling all the emotion swirling around the camp and using it to deliver a positive performance. It's a huge challenge, but I've never ducked a challenge in my life and I'm not going to start now.
"There is a feeling of anger amongst the players in relation to what happened against the Pumas. We're not going around snarling at each other or smashing doors at every opportunity, but there is an undercurrent, a tetchiness. That's good, I think. It means people are desperate to get out there and play."
There has been any amount of theorising on the subject of England's decline since winning the Webb Ellis Trophy in Sydney four days shy of three years ago - a slippage that has taken them from the top side in the international game to seventh in the rankings. (If they lose today, they will drop to eighth behind the Scots. No, honestly.) The vast majority of the Rugby Football Union point the finger at the Premiership clubs, who in turn are given to wondering whether the coaching at Test level is anywhere near good enough.
The former captain Martin Johnson, who might be said to know a thing or two, thinks Francis Baron, the RFU chief executive, has some explaining to do. And Baron himself? Having initiated the appointment of Andrew, he now has someone to blame.
And so it goes on. The fact of the matter, of course, is that this England team is nowhere near as good as the 2003 version. The various coaches and selectors have failed to fill the chasms created by the retirements of Johnson, Neil Back and Will Greenwood, or paper over the cracks that emerged when Jonny Wilkinson, Phil Vickery, Richard Hill and Lawrence Dallaglio were incapacitated by long-term injury. It has been the bane of Robinson's life that those players capable of growing into figures of influence, given the grace of God and a following wind - Matt Stevens and Steve Borthwick up front; Olly Barkley and Iain Balshaw in the backs - have spent longer in the treatment room than the dressing-room.
It is perfectly possible these players will reach next year's World Cup in peak condition, but the likes of Robinson and Corry will not expect to be there with them if things go wrong today. This is the must-win match to end them all, and the fact that the biggest hitters in the Springbok game - Os du Randt, Bakkies Botha, Victor Matfield, Joe van Niekerk, Schalk Burger and Fourie du Preez, to name but half a dozen - are currently soaking up the sun and surf back home merely increases the force of the wintry winds blowing around the ears of the England hierarchy. Robinson will not want to hear this, but even if his team prevail, the response from his critics may be a resounding "so what?"
Not that the Boks will be found wanting in the desire department. They too have been pilloried as a result of last weekend's events - Ireland won far too comfortably in Dublin for the liking of the hard-headed rugby folk on the high veld - and are prepared to come out fighting, if their body language is anything to go by. It could be a rough Test, not simply because the spectacularly undisciplined Butch James is wearing the No 10 shirt for South Africa, but because all rugby players under fire tend to reach for the flame-thrower.
Robinson considers it essential that England maintain self-control. "Yes, we're looking for one big performance," he said. "This team has real potential, and it has to come out this weekend. But the way to deliver that is to concentrate on our processes, make the right decisions at the right times and be accurate in what we do."
Corry, on the other hand, is ready for some give and take in the darkened recesses. "It will be a physical game, as it always is against the Boks, but that doesn't concern me at all because we're the ones who mean to make it physical," the captain stated. "It's what we have to do to get back to where we want to be. I look on this as the biggest challenge I've faced, and the same goes for the team and everyone associated with it."
England have not been seriously beaten-up, as opposed to beaten, by the ever-aggressive Boks since Nick Mallett's team smashed them all over Twickenham in 1997, three games into the then unknighted Clive Woodward's tenure as head coach-cum-manager. They stood their ground in Cape Town at the end of the "tour from hell" a few months later, going down 18-0 in a deluge; lost one of the more peculiar quarter-finals in World Cup history in 1999 because Jannie de Beer found himself congenitally incapable of missing with his drop-goal attempts; and were profoundly unfortunate to to finish second in Pretoria in the summer of 2000 - a match that marked Robinson's introduction to coaching at Test level. Since then, everything has gone the way of the red rose.
On the face of it, there is no reason to believe the world champions will not record a seventh straight victory over the tourists today. Only one member of the South African starting line-up, the captain John Smit, has 40 or more caps to his name; England, by contrast, can point to Josh Lewsey, Ben Cohen, Ben Kay, Joe Worsley and Corry himself in this regard.
Indeed, the Boks are shot through with inexperience. But the home side are in the throes of a crisis, and will be playing in front of an audience dangerously low on tolerance. Experience counts for something in circumstances like these, but nerve and courage mean even more. Do England have these qualities? We will know come teatime.
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Mark Cueto
Back between the shafts after injury, the best winger in England finds himself face-to-face with the most dangerous counter-attacker in South Africa, the super-quick Bryan Habana. Cueto's defensive qualities - strong tackling, intelligent positioning, dependable kicking - will be every bit as crucial as his try-poaching ones.
Charlie Hodgson
It is stand-and-deliver time for Hodgson, whose scratchy contributions against New Zealand and Argentina helped to create this mess. The Sale outside-half is a match-winner when the stars are properly aligned but, with the intimidating Butch James coming into orbit, heaven alone knows how he will perform.
Ben Kay
Kay runs the line-out, a primary source of possession for any team. The Springboks expect much from this department - even though their best locks are relaxing back in South Africa, they have a full hand of tall, athletic jumpers. England must be quick-thinking, inventive and accurate. They dare not mess up here.
Joe Worsley
One of the more mysterious figures in the international game, the Wasps flanker has been recalled to perform a big-tackling role against the route-one Springbok forwards. The owner of a half-century of caps, some of which were earned without anyone noticing, Worsley needs to be at his most visible this afternoon.