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Rob Jones stayed resolutely at the crease, doing his best to keep the Braintree fight going and he managed to build a partnership with Jack Jordan
The spinners took over on a pitch where the ball was now really beginning to turn
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Edward Hornby came into the attack and bowled one over, a two wicket maiden
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YESTERDAY'S All Blacks' loss in the festival tour-ender was a loss we could stomach, but it was the first such defeat in 17 years.
They last lost a non-test match in 1992 at Penrith, to Sydney by 40-17. That was, and still is, a record All Black defeat. They seldom play anything but tests these days and for Richie McCaw, yesterday's was his first non-test.
The game yesterday showed there's a huge chasm between Daniel Carter and the others, that we had a weak B team and made too many mistakes.
The B players had lacked rugby after being tackle bags for the test men for most of the tour.
replica hublot watches* "Hey that was embarrassing," whispered a Taranaki golfer as his team slunk into the Manawatu Golf Club carpark after the interprovincial tournament on Saturday evening.
NZ Golf instructs the teams to lower their flags in descending finishing order and Taranaki, who finished 15th and last, had to step forth and drop their pennant first in front of the big crowd.
The winner, Bay of Plenty, haven't been beaten in the past three years.
Clip on charms* The Phoenix soccer side can set an A-League record at FMG Stadium in Palmerston North next Saturday night if they beat or draw with Sydney FC.
Following their 1-all draw with the Melbourne Victory in Wellington on Friday night, the Phoenix have equalled the record for matches unbeaten at home (14). Ironically, the team they share the record with is Sydney FC.
* Te Kawau lost their most stalwart of stalwarts when former hooker Mark Cooksley died suddenly last week, aged 48.
Very much a local identity, he started in Saturday morning rugby with the Rongotea club and progressed to the seniors in the 1980s. He worked as a sheetmetal fabricator with Steelfort.
He went on to manage the Te Kawau Hankins Shield-winning teams in 1997 and 1999 and wrote Te Kawau articles for the now defunct Manawatu Rugby Weekly.
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MONTGOMERY, who is known as Monty to his friends, is just the sort you'd want to meet in a pub.
He makes a point of greeting most customers at the Queen Adelaide, Windmill Road in Sneinton, although he pays special attention to the ladies.
It doesn't hurt that he's a shameless flirt, with piercing green eyes and roguish charm.
He has running jokes with a few of the regulars, including one whose hat he always steals.
Granted, he has his faults: a few sips of real ale, it must be said, make him a bit gassy. Oh, and he sometimes eats the beermats...
But, nevertheless Monty, the Queen Adelaide's three-year-old pub dog, has become something of an institution - so much so, in fact, that three local breweries have named ales after him.
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ON THE MAT: Above and below, the ales named after Monty
A lively, bounding part of the scenery.
"They always make a good fuss of him," said Alita Guilford, who runs the pub with husband Paul. "And he likes a fuss."
Alita and Paul got Monty as a puppy three years ago, just before they took over the Queen Adelaide. The Full Mash Brewery, Stapleford, was the first to brew for him.
"They approached us and said they'd like to do a beer that was available exclusively here," Alita said. So Monty's Whistle, a smooth-drinking 3.8 abv, was bor n.
Then Nutbrook Brewery, West Hallam, got in on the act with Monty's Revenge, a stronger 4.2 abv with a militaristic pump clip that exhorts punters to "Obey the Weimaraner".
Finally came Monty's Firkin, a 4.6 abv from Nottingham's Magpie Brewery. It's caused some confusion, Alita said.
"When people see him they expect him to be taller, because a firkin [as shown on the pump clip] is huge," she said. "They expect him to be like a Great Dane!" Monty's not a small dog, but he's lean and nowhere near Great Dane proportions. He's not shy, either, as indicated by a sign on the wall near the dartboard.
"Please do not feed the dog," the note reads, "no matter how much he drools, begs, licks or performs tricks! Thank you."
That helps to explain his love of the ladies - they tend to carry more.
replica tag heruer watches"He'll go right into handbags, have a right rummage in there for food," Alita said.
Pool nights also bring out the sociable side of Monty. The pub sponsors four pool teams, and when it hosts matches Paul puts on a big spread.
"From upstairs, he can smell when the food's coming out," Al-ita said.
Then there are the beer mats. Monty oc-casionalllicks up a few drops of the local brewery products that bear his name. But he's really developed a taste for the mats they arrive on.
Tget at them, he sometimes resorts to subterfuge.
"He'll lick your drink so you pick it up," Alita said. "Then he'll swipe the beer mat."
He's also something of a kleptomaniac when it comes to hats. Well, one hat in particular.
One Queen Adelaide regular wears a trilby, which he places on a shelf under a table when he arrives.
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It was the city's ultimate civic test for the power of positive thinking. Bangalore's young and old, men and women, rich and poor, got out on Sunday to exercise their franchise.
Some of the stories of voters that emerged on Sunday beat logic - because it was all about positive thinking. It was about their belief that their single vote counts. How else can one explain links of london charms the trouble 54-year-old Mohammed Khaleemullah took to get out of bed barely days after he underwent heart surgery? When asked why he ignored the doctor's orders for complete bed rest, he said it is his right and duty to vote. In his eyes, there was intense determination as he walked to the polling booth. "Those who refrain from exercising their vote just don't know how precious freedom is," he told a DNA reporter.
DNA's guest editor on Sunday, Captain Gopinath said: "Life is all about positivism, hope, being an agent of change. Each one of us has to believe that our vote counts."
When Janaagraha co-founder Ramesh Ramanathan interacted with first-time voters at the DNA office on Friday, hours before D-day, he told them: "What is the real meaning of this voting process? Nothing may have changed in your locality, in your ward, till date. But to make a change, you need the will power." This Clip on charms is nothing but the power of thinking positive, of having the faith that things will change. As historian Ramachandra Guha wrote in an earlier article days before the 2009 general elections: "Electoral democracy in India was an act of faith, a challenge to logic and the received wisdom, perhaps even the biggest gamble in history. That it has now gone through so many iterations should be a matter of pride for Indians."
On Sunday evening when the voting closed, the co-founders of SmartVotes, Amar K Murthy and Prithvi Reddy, and their dedicated team of volunteers were a satisfied and happy lot. Murthy and Reddy told me wholesale sexy lingerie how happy it made them all to find a large number of citizens making their vote count. "One of our volunteers offered to drop a senior citizen in his car to the polling booth. But the senior refused. He said, 'just find me an autorickshaw and I will manage'. These kinds of stories really make our effort seem worth it," said Murthy. It's too easy to allow cynicism to take control. But maybe it's time we gave the power of positive thinking a chance. Many Bangaloreans did on Sunday. That, certainly, won't go waste. - Sumaa Tekur is an editor with DNA
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