The Burleigh Bears came from 22-points down to defeat minor premiers the Northern Pride 29-28 at Pizzey Park yesterday and finish their season on a high.
The Pride, who will finish as the comfortable minor premiers despite the loss, got away to a flyer scoring the opening four tries before the Bears threw away the rulebook and found a way back into the game.
“I think we just decided to play a little bit unconventional,” Bears coach Jim Lenihan said of the comeback.
“We were getting it a bit wider and kicking it a bit earlier and it reaped some rewards for us today.”
In the 38th minute, Tyler Chadburn put in chip kick for Henare Wells who swerved a couple of defenders, found Dimitri Pelo in support who drew in another and put Khan Ahwang over in the corner finishing off a 50m movement.
The same men were at it again in the 53rd minute when Pelo threw a beautiful flick pass to put Ahwang into space. Ahwang chipped ahead for Wells who soccered it ahead before scoring and bringing the scores level.
The Pride came back to life after that and powered their way up the field, eventually resulting in a try for Davin Crampton.
Burleigh were desperate for the win though and eventually a grubber kick from Chadburn led to a Daniel Schwass try to again bring the scores level with less than five on the clock.
In the end it was Ahwang who managed to slot the game winning field goal in the 79th minute to cap what has been a big season for him that has seen him finish as the Intrust Super Cup's leading point scorer.
“A big goal for today was to make sure we got Khan over the line for highest point scorer and we did that.
“It was great to see the boys playing for a purpose and playing for Khan to get the award and it's a big achievement for him."
A particularly pleasing thing for Bears supporters would be the performance of young guns like Jared Te'o, Francis Veukiso, Jake Hughes and Tim Wolens.
“I think we've always had the ability to bring a lot of good young guys through and today it showed,” Lenihan said.
“What we need to do is work hard at making sure the consistency of the performance from the first round next year is the same as it is in the last round next year.
Like everything with young blokes it's going to be a bit up and down, but we're hoping to find more up than down."
With physical copy of a game, I can simply resell it if I don’t like it. I’ve done that plenty of times already. I played the game, I thought it was fun, but I just didn’t think it was good enough to keep in my catalog. Unfortunately, you’ll most likely have to take a loss which means the game is either sold with bitterness or kept on the shelf. Digital distributed games remain in my catalog as a constant reminder of your poor judgement.
So with that in mind, here’s this week’s checkpoint: a list of games (in no particular order) which I’ve regretted purchasing or not letting go.
The reason I purchased this was because of David Jaffe’s involvement — the man made God of War and Twisted Metal! I’ve played it online and enjoyed the time I spent with it, but it just didn’t stay on the list of regularly played games due to the lack of longevity. How long did it take before the game stopped being played online? 3 weeks? I’m not sure, but it felt like that.
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon was a tiring experience. Even saying the game’s full name is a life draining ordeal. Unlike with many of my other purchases, I walked into Devil Summoner 2 without any prior research; I placed my faith into Atlus after my wonderful romps through Persona 3 and 4. I though to myself “What was the worst that could happen?” Well, allow me to regale you with a tale of how my blind faith lead me astray.
my name is Uli. I was born in 1966 and living in Aachen, (Locator JO30AS) near the netherland/belgium boarder, since my first day.........
Since 1983 I am interested in shortwave listening. I´m a member of the Kurzwellenclub Schwalmtal e.V. and the adxb-DL e.V.
I´m also a member of the DARCchapter Nordeifel, G26. The chapter head is Joe, DF2WF, who is 1st operator of DA0KA and
In 1990 I made my first amateur radio licence. I got the callsign DG9KBU. In December 1996 I made a new licence with the call DH9BU. In May 1997 I got (I hope so) the last possible call sign DJ2UB from theRegTP. I also have a SWL-call DE0UBA.
This net meeting is held at 8 PM on every Sunday on our VHF/UHF FM repeater system. This is called a "NET MEETING", because we conduct minor club business at this net. You can access this system ether on our 146.925 mhz repeater with a PL tone of 192.8 hz, or on 444.550 mhz repeater with a PL tone of 192.8 hz.
We take a club roll call, then check in non-members. This net is open to all amateur radio operators.
This round table net is held between 7:15 PM, and 8 PM every Sunday on our clubs 6 meter AM repeater system.
You can access this repeater on 50.400 AM carrier squelch, or 449.750 FM, with a PL tone at 192.8 hz.
This net is open to all amateur radio operators and we have a General Discussion Group about 6 meters.
This round table net is held at 7:30 PM every Wednesday on 10 meters USB at 28.375 mhz using our UHF remote base in High Ridge.
This net is open to all amateur radio operators and this is a General Discussion Group about 10 meters and our club.
Chloroplast: They possess green pigments named chlorophyll in surplus as an effect they are green. Other pigments are also present to some extent. Every cell might contain one or more chloroplast. In higher plants the shapes of the chloroplast are lanceolate. In Algal cells, their shapes are of various types, e.g. cup-shaped, spiral, reticulate, star-shaped, semicircular etc. Animal cells do not have chloroplasts. Chloroplasts work to convert light energy of the Sun into sugars that can be used by cells.
A bi-layered semipermeable membrane surrounds the whole chloroplast. It is composed of protein and lipid. This is called lipoprotein.
In the stroma, 40-80 well-arranged barrel-shaped grana (sing: granum) are present. In one granum there is 5-25 granum disc. Inside the granum disc, there are spaces. Probably chlorophyll and other photosynthetic materials are present in this chamber.
Some granum discs of two adjacent grana are connected by minute tubular bodies, which are called stroma lamellae.
Function: Its function is to arrange carbohydrate food by the procedure photosynthesis. Chloroplasts work to convert light energy of the Sun into sugars that can be used by cells. The entire procedure is called photosynthesis and it all depends on the little green chlorophyll molecules in each chloroplast.