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Rugby World Cup 2011 Wales v Namibia as it happened

Saturday, October 8th, 2011 No Comments »

It’s another try for Wales. Scott Williams produces a lovely step before surging over. Rhys Priestland makes it 2/2. Williams has scored the first Rugby World Cup hat-trick by a Welsh player since Gareth Thomas against Japan in 1995.,Formal Tuxedos

Wales captain Sam Warburton: ”We got the bonus point which is what we wanted. Stephen Jones has got the appearances record - he is a Welsh great.”

In all fairness, he did seem a little embarrassed when they announced it on the tannoy - 20 tackles today though.

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68 mins: Wales 57-7 Namibia

65 mins: TRY Wales 57-7 Namibia

FULL-TIME Wales 81-7 Namibia

Wales score a try from a scrum which was 10 metres from the line. Lloyd Williams goes over on the left. Rhys Priestland loses his 100% record with a missed conversion.

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Abbey_Lou on Twitter: ”The bbc live text is a god send whilst pretending to be working”

OK, as promised, here’s the George North stat: Earlier, he became the youngest try scorer in Rugby World Cup history (19 years and 166 days), breaking the record by Joe Roff (Australia).

0934: So, on to the Fiji match for Wales - their final Pool D encounter. It looks like a Wales v Ireland last eight clash, assuming the Irish beat Italy. Who’s your money on? Thanks for all your tweets and texts.

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Adam, the Welshman living in Liverpool, via 81111: ”Fully agree with abbey_lou! Good to see our boys finally putting the pressure on and performing at their best.”

Wales score their 11th try but it’s the first for Lee Byrne. Prop Bevington picks up a kick, the ball moves from left to right and a good offload from Leigh Halfpenny finds Byrne who goes over from a metre out. The conversion is missed.

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And another one. This time Jonathan Davies deservedly goes over on the right. Once again, George North provides the momentum in the middle of the park. Stephen Jones converts yet again.

69 mins: TRY Wales 64-7 Namibia

0920: I feel a stat coming on - Wales set a team record for points scored (81) in a Rugby World Cup match and scored their record number of tries (11) in a RWC match.

74 mins: TRY Wales 69-7 Namibia

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nikhughes23 on Twitter: ”Lose 81-7 and still get man of the match - Tinus Du Plessis must have had a stormer!”

Wales score their millionth try of the night. This time it’s Alun Wyn Jones on the left. Rhys Priestland converts. Whistle blows - job done Wales.

Rugby World Cup 2011: Wales v Namibia as it happened 

Cracking one-handed offload from Lee Byrne who drifts from right to left to find George North. He dives over for his second of the match [a George North stat coming up]. Rhys Priestland takes over the kicking duties and makes it 1/1.

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80 mins: TRY Wales 81-7 Namibia

Wales coach Warren Gatland: ”We started off with 22 points in the first 17 minutes and then the guys felt the game was over and went to sleep. They got a bit of a rollicking at half-time. They came out and did the job in the second half. Overall, with the number of changes we made I was really pleased.”

62 mins: TRY Wales 50-7 Namibia

77 mins: TRY Wales 74-7 Namibia

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77 mins: Wales 74-7 Namibia

Before Wales scored that try I was going to let you people know who was awarded the man-of-the-match award. It was of course, Namibia’s Tinus du Plessis…erm…

Green Bay Packers Jerseys For all the Fans

Friday, September 23rd, 2011 No Comments »

Green Bay Packers Jerseys For all the Fans

Green Bay Packers were founded within 1919, within Green Bay, Wisconsin, and therefore are the 3rd oldest group in the National football league. Packers won 12 championship titles,Formal Tuxedos, more than every other franchise in National football league and have 28 people within Professional Hall of Popularity. Their own fiercest competition are Chi town Bears, along with whom they’ve performed over One hundred seventy games. Green Bay Packers play at Lambeau Field and have some of the most loyal followers in National football league, the popular “cheeseheads”. Every home game continues to be sold out because 1961. There are more people upon waiting list with regard to period tickets than there are chairs on Lambeau Area. If you are a fan, then we are sure you are interested in researching Green Bay Packers jerseys.

When Lambeau started they, he went to their employer Indy Packers Company and requested these phones purchase jerseys for the new membership. The company agreed as well as gave him Five hundred bucks, however asked for the group is named after the sponsors. The Packers, as they were right now known as had been therefore successful in their first two months the organization chose to assist Lambeau within acquiring a franchise associated with newly formed national professional football league. The original outfits were deep blue and gold, that Lambeau borrowed through College associated with Notre Dam, that they attended.

From time to time, Packers used green and precious metal combination. However through 1950, Hunter green and taxi cab yellow-colored had been established as recognized club colors. There are two jerseys, green along with whitened numbers as well as white along with green amounts. The actual pants will always be precious metal yellow-colored.

Steering you to safety

Friday, September 23rd, 2011 No Comments »

Steering you to safety

Massage our backs while we drive and thanks to a recently launched plug-in microwave even cook our food on the go.But now scientists are working on something potentially much more useful,Formal Tuxedos, the development of cars that can monitor our health.

Leading vehicle manufacturers such as Ford and Toyota are teaming up with health technology specialists to devise ways of tracking a drivers vital signs while behind the wheel. The idea is by detecting early warning signs of impending health emergencies the car can alert the driver or passengers so that evasive action can be taken.

Such systems could dramatically improve the chances of survival from life-threatening episodes such as heart attacks and reduce the risk of road traffic accidents caused by people collapsing behind the wheel. Research shows drivers with heart disease are per cent more likely to be involved in a road accident than healthy motorists For those suffering with angina the frequent chest pain caused by blocked arteries this figure jumps up to around per cent. But how exactly will this new technology work and what kinds of life-threatening conditions will it be able to keep track of Any driver who uses insulin to manage their diabetes is obliged by law to inform the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency. This is because they can suffer sudden episodes of hypoglycemia when sugar levels drop too low. If this happens when a driver is on the road it can make them black out.

Doctors advise all diabetic drivers to test their glucose levels just before they get into the car. If they are low then they should have a snack before they set off.With in-car monitoring the driver wears a continuous glucose monitoring system a tiny device inserted just under the skin on the abdomen. It measures the level of glucose in the skin every seconds and sends the information to a screen on the dashboard via Bluetooth the wireless system used in mobile phones to transmit music and picture files.

A microchip inside the dashboard converts the readings into a display that is updated every few minutes. It can also be programmed to read out the glucose levels to the driver so they do not have to take their eyes off the road or even sound an alarm if levels are falling dangerously low. If levels drop too low the driver can stop to snack on chocolate to restore them to normal before it becomes a problem.