Wednesday Sep 10, 2008 Midweek Madness – Too much beer for Pukey McNasty As New Zealand ran riot against Samoa last week, notching up a century in front of a proud home crowd, this fan obviously let the festive atmosphere get the better of him. As the tries flowed , so did the beer, and as most of us know, drinking at sporting events can often go horribly wrong. The crowd, the girls, the mates, they’re all ingredients for one thing – too much alcohol consumption. What goes down must come up, or something like that, and the timing by this guy couldn’t have been better. As Ma’a Nonu ran at the gap, we see Pukey McNasty (as we’ve affectionately labelled him) leaning over the advertising boards to do his thing. Now, this was most probably coincidence, either that or the most elaborately planned advertising campaign of all time, but take a look at what the advertising board actually says, and the message it displays. When receiving an email about this clip this morning, my natural response was why on earth would I want a clip of a guy spewing on Rugbydump. I’m still asking myself the same question, but I know that the person who requested it found it funny, as did the two mates watching with him, as do I. Weak stomach, prude, or purist – you may not like it. For us though, it’s hilarious, and by sharing the video, this young fan now has his 15 seconds of fame, albeit for the wrong reasons. Credit to the guys at Sky NZ, who first spotted this. On a related note, if you haven’t watched the highlights of the New Zealand vs Samoa romp, you can do so here now. ADVERTISEMENT Posted By: rugbydump Share Send Thanks Sorry there has been an error Funnies , See it to Believe it Related Articles 29 WEEKS AGO WATCH: American reacts to brilliant Nigel… 29 WEEKS AGO Video of John Kirwan apologising while wearing… 30 WEEKS AGO Simon Zebo reveals how ‘absolute lunatic’… From the WebThis Video Will Soon Be Banned. Watch Before It’s DeletedSecrets RevealedGranny Stuns Doctors by Removing Her Wrinkles with This Inexpensive TipSmart Life ReportsIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier LivingYou Won’t Believe What the World’s Most Beautiful Girl Looks Like TodayNueey10 Types of Women You Should Never MarryNueeyHere’s What That Tiny Hole Next to Your Iphone Camera Actually DoesNueeyThe content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent’s Privacy PolicyWant your content to appear on sites like this?Increase Your Engagement Now!Want to report this publisher’s content as misinformation?Submit a ReportGot it, thanks!Remove Content Link?Please choose a reason below:Fake NewsMisleadingNot InterestedOffensiveRepetitiveSubmitCancel
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WIN tickets to watch Saracens vs Clermont in the Heineken Cup Semi Final
Thursday Apr 24, 2014 WIN tickets to watch Saracens vs Clermont in the Heineken Cup Semi Final We have tickets to give away for Saturday’s much anticipated Heineken Cup Semi Final between Saracens and Clermont at Twickenham. To stand a chance of winning all you need to do is Tweet the answer to the question below, or LIKE the competition post on Facebook.TO ENTER:In the video above, who did Justin Rose predict will win the tournament? Tweet the answer to @RugbydumpOR Hit LIKE on the corresponding Facebook competition post (UK only) to enter.Winners will be drawn and contacted tomorrow via Twitter or Facebook.Terms & conditionsTerms and ConditionsMatch: Saracens vs Clermont AuvergneDraw date: April 25 2014Date of event: Apirl 26 2014The winners will be contacted using the telephone number they provide within 3 hours of the draw to confirm details. 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Poniendo la revolución socialista sobre la mesa
Mientras las/os trabajadores y oprimidos están siendo constantemente inundados con personajes como Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders y otros en la carrera para la presidencia, el Partido Workers World – Mundo Obrero contrarrestará todo el alboroto de estas elecciones con su conferencia nacional anual en la ciudad de Nueva York el 7 y 8 de noviembre. El tema principal será “Poniendo la REVOLUCIÓN SOCIALISTA sobre la mesa”.Este tema está diseñado para ahondar sobre una alternativa real para trabajadoras/es, oprimidas/os y activistas sobre lo que se necesita para combatir el racismo institucionalizado, la pobreza y la guerra que está azotando al mundo.Las/os candidatos burgueses, ya sean Demócratas o Republicanos, dirán o harán cualquier cosa – generalmente algo reaccionario- para obtener los dólares que necesitan para ganar las próximas primarias. Eso significa que no van a pronunciar una sola palabra sobre el capitalismo como la causa de toda opresión y desigualdad en EUA y en el mundo.Sólo puede un partido independiente, anticapitalista y multinacional de la clase obrera como el Partido Workers World – Mundo Obrero que ha dicho siempre la verdad clasista desde su fundación en 1959 hasta hoy.Desde finales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial hasta 2007, la clase capitalista de despiadados banqueros multimillonarios y jefes corporativos podía contar con la parte del auge del ciclo económico para rescatar a su sistema de la crisis de sobreproducción. Pero esos días han terminado. Desde que la ola de ejecuciones hipotecarias de viviendas provocó la crisis de 2007-08, el sistema capitalista ha estado en un estado de pesimismo permanente. Ni los billonarios rescates bancarios pudieron revertirla. El reciente desplome de las bolsas mundiales es un indicador. La enorme expansión de las fuerzas productivas ha atrapado al capitalismo en un callejón sin escapatoria. Los capitalistas están tratando de resolver la crisis de su sistema sobre las espaldas de las/os trabajadores, oprimidos y pobres.Ya se trate de la alarmante epidemia de brutalidad policial, incluyendo los diarios asesinatos de jóvenes negras/os y latinas/os, mujeres y personas trans; o la enorme crisis migratoria donde la agresión militar de EUA-OTAN ha obligado a millones de personas – de Siria, Irak, Afganistán, Libia – a abandonar su patria; o trabajadoras/es de bajos ingresos que luchan por $15 la hora y un sindicato; o mujeres de color pobres que luchan por justicia reproductiva; o decenas de millones de personas que luchan en contra del aburguesamiento, encarcelación en masa, deportaciones, ocupaciones, calentamiento global y la austeridad en general – en todos los casos el criminal es el genocida sistema capitalista.Ninguna de estas crisis puede ser reformada bajo el capitalismo. Aunque parezca un objetivo lejano, sólo el socialismo puede resolver la crisis, y sólo a través de una revolución pueden las/os trabajadores y oprimidos ganar el socialismo. Las experiencias en Cuba, la República Democrática de Corea, la antigua Unión Soviética, la Revolución China de 1949 y otros países, han demostrado que el socialismo como sistema económico sólo puede ser realizado por la plena movilización de las masas que extirpan un sistema opresivo que explota inhumanamente su trabajo y sus recursos con el único fin de obtener ganancias.Solo el socialismo puede liberar a las/os trabajadores de esta explotación y comenzar el proceso que permite utilizar su trabajo para satisfacer sus propias necesidades como clase. La construcción de una revolución por el socialismo en el país más industrializado — Estados Unidos — será un gran paso adelante para la caída del capitalismo en todo el mundo.El primer paso en este salto es discutir estas ideas en el marco de un partido político. Estas son algunas de las cuestiones fundamentales que serán discutidas en la conferencia del Partido WW-Mundo Obrero 2015. Sea parte de ese diálogo crítico y oportuno. Vaya a workers.org/wwp para más información.FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmailPrintMoreShare thisFacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmailPrintMoreShare this
Another blogger arrested for “abusing democratic freedoms”
VietnamAsia – Pacific RSF_en News December 2, 2014 – Updated on January 20, 2016 Another blogger arrested for “abusing democratic freedoms” Receive email alerts April 27, 2021 Find out more News News Hong Le Tho was arrested on 29 November for posting an article critical of the ruling Communist Party on his blog “Nguoi Lot Gach” (“brick-layer”), which dealt mainly with political issues. The authorities seized his laptop, his mobile phone and USB flash drive, and closed the blog shortly after his arrest (see cached version).Aged 65, he is facing a possible three-year jail sentence under article 258 of the criminal code for “abusing democratic freedoms to attack state interests and the legitimate rights and interests of organizations and/or citizens.” “The authorities has been waging an all-out campaign of repression for several years,” said Benjamin Ismaïl, the head of the Reporters Without Borders Asia-Pacific desk. “We urge them to stop gagging dissidents and to repeal criminal code article 258, which should not be used against any defender of freedom of information.”Bloggers such as Nguyen Huu Vinh (also known as Anh Ba Sam), Nguyen Thi Minh Thuy and Dinh Nhat Uy continue to be leading targets of a regime that does not hesitate to use article 258 as grounds for arresting and jailing dissidents.Pham Viet Dao was sentenced to 15 months in prison. Truong Duy Nhat was sentenced to two years in prison. Uy was given a suspended 15-month sentence on 29 October.In response, Vietnam’s bloggers formally created the Vietnamese Bloggers Network on 10 December 2013, with a campaign against article 258 and its use to silence dissidents as their first action.Reporters Without Borders is also combatting the growing crackdown on Vietnamese bloggers and has posted a petition online demanding the release of all the detained bloggers.Vietnam is ranked 174th out of 180 countries in the 2014 Reporters Without Borders press freedom index. Three more independent reporters arrested in Vietnam Vietnam sentences journalist Tran Thi Tuyet Dieu to eight years in prison April 22, 2021 Find out more Reporters Without Borders condemns the Vietnamese public security ministry’s arrest of Hong Le Tho, a Vietnamese blogger of Japanese origin, in Ho Chi Minh City for posting “bad content and incorrect information that reduce trust in state agencies.” VietnamAsia – Pacific News Help by sharing this information to go further Organisation Follow the news on Vietnam RSF laureates support jailed Vietnamese journalist Pham Doan Trang April 7, 2021 Find out more
Prenatal Sex Determination Is A Grave Offence Which Has Potential To Damage The Very Fabric Of Gender Equality & Dignity: Supreme Court
Top StoriesPrenatal Sex Determination Is A Grave Offence Which Has Potential To Damage The Very Fabric Of Gender Equality & Dignity: Supreme Court LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK30 Jan 2021 7:05 AMShare This – xThe Supreme Court observed that prenatal sex determination is a grave offence with serious consequences for the society as a whole. A strict approach has to be adopted if we are to eliminate the scourge of female feticide and iniquity towards girl children from our society, the bench headed by Justice Mohan M. Shantanagoudar said while upholding the Madhya Pradesh High Court…Your free access to Live Law has expiredTo read the article, get a premium account.Your Subscription Supports Independent JournalismSubscription starts from ₹ 599+GST (For 6 Months)View PlansPremium account gives you:Unlimited access to Live Law Archives, Weekly/Monthly Digest, Exclusive Notifications, Comments.Reading experience of Ad Free Version, Petition Copies, Judgement/Order Copies.Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber?LoginThe Supreme Court observed that prenatal sex determination is a grave offence with serious consequences for the society as a whole. A strict approach has to be adopted if we are to eliminate the scourge of female feticide and iniquity towards girl children from our society, the bench headed by Justice Mohan M. Shantanagoudar said while upholding the Madhya Pradesh High Court order dismissing the anticipatory bail application filed by an accused.The accused was charged under relevant provisions of Indian Penal Code, Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 and under the provisions of the Pre Conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Act, 1994 for allegedly conducting the illegal medical practices of sex determination and sex selective abortion.While dismissing the Special Leave Petition, the bench, also comprising Justices Vineet Saran and Ajay Rastogi, referred to the legislative history of the PC&PNDT Act. The court said that the Act was compelled by a cultural history of preference for the male child in India, rooted in a patriarchal web of religious, economic and social factors. Referring to various reports regarding the criminal cases filed under the Act, the bench said that these pernicious practices still remain rampant. It observed:”The unrelenting continuation of this immoral practice, the globally shared understanding that it constitutes a form of violence against women, and its potential to damage the very fabric of gender equality and dignity that forms the bedrock of our Constitution are all factors that categorically establish prenatal sex-determination as a grave offence with serious consequences for the society as a whole.”The court noted that, in the instant case, the investigative team has seized the sonography machine and made out a strong primafacie case against the accused. The court also said that the material on record suggests that she had a more active role in conducting the alleged illegal medical practices of sex determination and sex-selective abortion. From the residence, an ultrasound machine with no registration or license, adopter and gel used in sex-determination, and other medical instruments used during abortion and sex-determination were seized, the bench noted. While dismissing the appeal, the court said:No leniency should be granted at this stage as the same may reinforce the notion that the PC&PNDT Act is only a paper tiger and that clinics and laboratories can carry out sex-determination and feticide with impunity. A strict approach has to be adopted if we are to eliminate the scourge of female feticide and iniquity towards girl children from our society. “CASE: REKHA SENGAR VERSUS STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH [SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CRIMINAL) NO. 380 OF 2021]CORAM: Justices Mohan M. Shantanagoudar, Vineet Saran and Ajay RastogiCOUNSEL: Adv Sakshi Vijay, AoR Triloki Nath RazdanCITATION: LL 2021 SC 51Click here to Read/Download JudgmentRead JudgmentNext Story
Mother, 4-year-old son attacked by coyote in New Jersey park
WABC-TV(FAIRFIELD, N.J.) — A New Jersey mother and her son escaped near tragedy on Thursday night when she was attacked by a coyote in a neighborhood park.The mother, 37, was pushing her son through Fairfield Recreational Park in Fairfield, New Jersey, at about 7 p.m. when she was attacked by the animal, according to police. Onlookers tried to alert the woman, who was bit on the leg while the animal knocked over the stroller.“When she turned around basically the coyote lunged at her, bit her in the leg,” Fairfield Police Chief Anthony Manna told New York ABC station WABC-TV. “At that time the stroller turned over. The coyote went after the child and bit him in his leg. As other people were in the park they started to run to assist her. The coyote backed off. The woman was able to right the stroller and tried to flee, but the coyote again lunged — did not get her that time. He then fled into the woods.”The mother and son were taken to an area hospital for treatment. Both suffered only minor injuries.During a search of the area, Fairfield Police Sgt. Frank Tracey spotted a coyote in a nearby backyard.“The coyote turned around and started coming right at me, unfortunately I had to use force to put the animal down,” Tracey said.Police believe it is the same coyote that attacked the mother and son, but can’t know for sure.Coyotes do not generally attack humans, but the Humane Society will test to see if the animal was rabid.An adult male coyote can be about 40 pounds and run over 30 mph.The animal is common in New Jersey, with most sightings in the northwestern part of the state, but they’ve been spotted in every county in the state, according to the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife.“Although attacks on humans are extremely rare in eastern states, as with any predatory animal they can occur,” according to the Division of Fish and Wildlife.People are being warned to remain cautious in the area and police will patrol the park with rifles on Friday as it is reopened to visitors. Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Dixie State Men’s Basketball Hosts New Mexico Wednesday
Tags: Dixie State men’s basketball FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailST. GEORGE, Utah-Wednesday, Dixie State men’s basketball (4-2, 0-0 in WAC play) continues its non-conference season by hosting New Mexico (3-6, 0-6 in Mountain West play) of the Mountain West Conference.Dixie State head coach Jon Judkins, who has 573 career wins at Dixie State University and Snow College, is only nine wins short of surpassing former University of Utah women’s basketball coach, Elaine Elliott (582-234, .713) for the most wins in Utah college basketball history.The Trailblazers score 78 points per game, ranking them 77th in Division I in scoring offense.Defensively, Dixie State gives up 76.2 points per game, which ties the Trailblazers for 283rd in Division I in scoring defense with Central Michigan.Junior guard Cameron Gooden is Dixie State’s leading scorer (13.5 points per game). He also leads the Trailblazers in assists, with 21.Also scoring in double figures on-average for Dixie State are junior forward Jacob Nicolds (13 points per game, a team-best 6.8 rebounds per contest) sophomore guard/forward Frank Staine (12.4 points per game, a team-best 10 steals) and sophomore guard Isaiah Pope (11.5 points per game). Senior guard Dason Youngblood has a team-best 4 blocked shots for Dixie State.New Mexico scores 65.6 points per game, ranking the Lobos 290th nationally in scoring offense.The Lobos surrender 73.4 points per contest, ranking New Mexico 246th nationally in scoring defense.New Mexico’s leader in scoring (13.8 points per game) and rebounding (5.9 boards per game) is senior guard/forward Makuach Maluach, an Australian national out of Sydney. Maluach also leads New Mexico in steals, with 10.He is the only Lobo to score in double figures- on-average this season.Maluach is tied for the team lead in blocked shots (6) with Dominican national, redshirt freshman forward Bayron Matos.Sophomore guard, North Carolina transfer Jeremiah Francis III, leads the Lobos in assists, with 19.New Mexico is coached by Paul Weir who is 55-53 (.509) in his fourth season at the helm of the Lobos’ program.Weir is 83-59 (.585) as a Division I head coach, having also coached at New Mexico State (2016-17).This game commemorates the first time the Trailblazers and Lobos have met on the hardwood. Written by Brad James January 12, 2021 /Sports News – Local Dixie State Men’s Basketball Hosts New Mexico Wednesday
Austal Delivers LCS 6 to US Navy
View post tag: Naval View post tag: LCS 6 Authorities Share this article Austal Delivers LCS 6 to US Navy View post tag: Navy The US Navy accepted delivery of the future USS Jackson (LCS 6) during a ceremony at the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Alabama, Aug. 11.Delivery marks the official transfer of LCS 6 from the shipbuilder, an Austal USA-led team, to the Navy. It is the final milestone prior to commissioning, which is planned for December 2015 in Gulfport, Mississippi.Following commissioning and shock trials, Jackson will be homeported in San Diego with her sister ships USS Freedom (LCS 1), USS Independence (LCS 2), USS Fort Worth (LCS 3), and USS Coronado (LCS 4).USS Jackson is the first ship in its class built by Austal as prime contractor at its shipyard in Mobile, Alabama, under a 10 vessel, US$3.5 billion contract the U.S. Navy awarded to Austal in 2010.[mappress mapid=”16641″]Image: Austal View post tag: americas
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Mono stages display day
www.monoequip.com Swansea-based machinery firm Mono Equipment hosted an open day at Miller’s Vanguard’s Training facility in Bury earlier this month, to display the latest machinery, designed to increase efficiency, productivity and profit.Among the exhibitors were Mono Equipment, Bakon Food Equipment and Rondo Doge.Mono was promoting its Omega Depositor, which deposits muffins, cupcakes and biscuits, that were then baked on its deck ovens.Ronde Doge displayed its Sheeting and Polyline, which sheets dough, before filling it, rolling it and cutting it into products such as cinnamon Danish pastries.Another machine on display was Bakon’s Ultrasonic Cutter, which is capable of cutting through trays of freshly baked custard slices, without the blade even touching the product, enabling minimal wastage.Its Enrobing/Finishing machine can also produce a constant flow of fondant icing over a continuously moving conveyor belt of Danish pastries, traditional custard slices and Belgian buns.
Honeytop Speciality Foods, Dunstable, Bedfordshire
Machinery: two lines, each utilising four FlexPicker IRB 360 robots for the picking and stacking of pancakesWhy installed: to improve productivity and hygienic conditions for the production of pancakesHow it came about: recognising the need to improve productivity, the food specialist approached ABB’s channel partner RG Luma – suppliers of industrial automation, special purpose machines and robotic integration – to lend its expertiseWhat it does: speeds up the production line, increasing productivity and reducing labour costsTech spec: the four FlexPicker robots are capable of handling 110 picks per minute to ensure all pancakes are picked and stacked quickly and precisely. The robots are also connected, via conveyor belts, to a standalone, automated hot plate production line that produces large quantities of batter-based productsProblems solved: Turnaround time has been dramatically reduced between products and as a result it can meet its customer’s tight deadlines without delay. The robots have already enabled the firm to absorb a number of overheadsSupplied by: RG LumaTelephone: 01905 753700Website: www.rglumagroup.co.uk