 the Panthers' faces, cutting down their time with the ball and hurrying Nathan Cleary when he came to kick. With the ball they played to their strengths, kicking through the line and spreading it to the edges.
The difficulty is in maintaining the required intensity for the full 80 minutes. The To'o try just before halftime broke the spirit of the Bunnies, as they conceded 32 points after leading 12-0. The Eels need to play mistake-free high-intensity football for the whole game. If they start the way they did against the Cowboys, the game could be over before the break.
Every NRL player should spend the upcoming off-season growing their hair, so that they can start the new season with a flowing ponytail hanging off the back of their heads.
Cowboys forward Luciano Leilua proved the value of such follicular extravagance early in the second half of the preliminary final. He charged into the Eels defence and as Waqa Blake bounced off him, his desperate grab for a handle, found only the bundled mop of Leilua.
Blake was penalised for the rarely seen, particularly in the rule book, offence of hair pulling. Meanwhile old men everywhere were looking skyward to scream at the clouds: "Get a haircut hippy!"
It took a couple of tough calls to deny the Panthers their first two tries with Jarome Luai infringing on both occasions. The first four-pointer was disallowed because Luai grabbed Souths halfback Lachlan Ilias as he waited for a Nathan Cleary kick to land. The ball bounced into the arms of Izack Tago who crossed untouched.
The second disallowed try appeared to be harsher as Luai threw a long ball which saw Charlie Staines dive over out wide. On replay it was shown that Luai ran behind one of his forwards as he passed. He was well behind his player and the defender had no chance of influencing the play, so it was hard to see how Luai had gained an advantage. Still, they have been calling them that way for some time now.
It was one of four disallowed tries on the night for the reigning premiers. They won comfortably in the end, but it could have been so much uglier for the Rabbitohs.
The Cowboys may have been unlucky early, with the Eels first try appearing come from a forward pass, but they have no grounds for blaming the loss on that miss after allowing Reagan Campbell-Gillard to stroll across for two extremely soft tries.
His first try after 18 minutes came from a simple cut-out pass ten metres out from the Cowboys line. Campbell-Gillard lined up Cowboys halfback Chad Townsend who decided he was having none of it, turning in to help double up on the decoy runner. It was a great pass from Eels hooker Reed Mahoney, but a horrible defensive play by Townsend.
His second four pointer, which came 57 minutes into the game was even more embarrassing, with Mahoney passing directly to him two metres out. He barreled his way between two Cowboys forwards who both declined to put their bodies in his path.
Having watched the Eels victory the night before, Souths fans might have wondered what was wrong with their first disallowed try. Latrell Mitchell ran to the line and threw a pass to his winger Taane Milne, who may or may not have placed the ball in the corner. The grounding didn't matter, as Mitchell's pass had traveled a couple of metres forward. It was in a very similar position to the Eels pass the night before, with a completely different result.My take as a Duke fan: 

He's a great big, but a lot of his dominance was likely due to the fact that he was usually matched up against smaller/weaker centers, which won't be the case in the NBA. He doesn't have much of a shot at all, but he can hit the occasional midrange. Not an awful piece to have, but I'd only see him getting garbage minutes. 

I am high on AJ Griffin though, I think he would be a great addition. His athleticism is already good enough to get significant minutes in the league, and he shot damn near 45% from 3 at Duke this year. Solid size, good-to-great defense, amazing shot.A law firm based out of Sydney. We took their limited WordPress website that was hard-to-use and didnt work well with mobile devices, and turned it into a fully-functional, all-device-ready site that is easy to navigate. We created a mechanism that allows them to publish eBooks and articles on their website while restricting the access only to clients who subscribe to their newsletter. We also maintained and grew their SEO from their old website while gaining them rankings with their new mobile-friendly site.Okay! So this error is extremely helpful. The thing about errors are, once you've got the technical experience, they're not confusing - they're everything you need them to be.

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Had you put this in your post, i could have had this in my first comment.UPDATE – Trip currently uncertain due to drought related closures. More updates soon.
A trip outside the Scenic Rim to visit spectacular Girraween National park in the middle of wildflower season.
This will be a 2 day event with overnight camping (you organise your own booking and camping). There will be a range of options for walks depending on the group and the weather.
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Detroit — Detroit is still losing residents but the exodus is tapering, according to new estimates released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Detroit's population was at 680,250 as of summer 2014, down an estimated 6,424 residents from summer 2013. That's a smaller loss than the previous year's drop of 10,072 and far lower than the annual average decline of 24,000 that Detroit experienced in the 2000s.
"The population loss is definitely slowing. From all indications, we know that as fact," said Kurt Metzger, director emeritus of Data Driven Detroit, who reviewed the numbers. He is also mayor of Pleasant Ridge.
Experts say young and older people are moving in. Last year, Detroit issued 806 building permits for new construction, mostly for apartments, said Xuan Liu, manager of data analysis for the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments. That's up from 314 in 2013.
"This is consistent with the younger demographic moving in and empty nesters," said Liu.
The population loss also is slowing because low-income residents are being priced out by rising housing costs in inner-ring suburbs, Metzger said.
"There is just less housing available for those people who want to leave," Metzger said. "If they haven't left by now, they have decided to stay."
Mayor Mike Duggan said the city is seeing similar numbers from utility companies.
"It's trending in the right direction," Duggan said. "A number of people have decided to stay and see how things go.... More people are staying in neighborhoods and more people are moving in."
The census data doesn't indicate where Detroiters are moving. Growth hot spots in Metro Detroit in the latest survey include Macomb Township, 85,459 (a gain of 1,828); Novi, 58,416 (a gain of 487), and Lyon Township, 17,215 (a gain of 765.)
"We've been seeing a pretty steady increase," said Novi assistant city manager Victor Cardenas. "There was a downturn when the economy took a dive. Building permits have been steadily increasing."
Cardenas said the city averages about 200 building permits a year for single-family detached homes. He said some residents are moving within the city, but there are also newcomers.
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, who lives in Macomb Township, said he's "noticed the growth, the traffic, the increased interest in business."
"There is a lot of activity in Macomb Township right now," Hackel said. "If they do put a 'For sale' sign on somebody's front lawn, it is sold in a very short period."
Experts cautioned the numbers are estimates