THE SASH Tuesday 25th November 2008
The Weekly Online Newsletter of Sarsfields GAA Club.
Leinster Special Junior Hurling Championship Semi Final: Rataoth 1-12 Sarsfields 0-8.
Despite leading Sarsfields by nine points at half time 1-9 to 0-3 in this Leinster Special Junior Hurling Semi final in Ratoath on Sunday, the more skilful Ratoath had to use all their experience and guile in the end to survive a brave Sarsfields second half comeback. It was the clichéd game of two halves with Ratoath dominating the first half and Sarsfields the second.
After 11 minutes when a free by Ratoath corner forward Michael Cooper that appeared to be going over the bar dipped suddenly to deceive Sarsfields goalkeeper Dennis Lehart to put Rataoth 1-4 to 0-2 ahead it was all one way traffic for Ratoath. They added a further five points, one each from Michael Cooper and Diarmuid Brennan and three from the impressive Full Forward Phillip Lanigan as Sarsfields struggled to come to terms with the pace and power of Ratoath before Sarsfields managed to get their first score in 19 minutes when Sarsfields Centre Forward Danny Watson pointed to leave the score 1-9 to 0-3 in favour of Ratoath as half time approached.
Sarsfield were a revitalised team in the second half as they carried the game to Ratoath. A point apiece form Tomás Lawless and Mick Aherne cut the deficit to seven points 1-9 to 0-5 before Ratoath registered their first score from the influential Michael Cooper against the run of play after 10 minutes. Such was Sarsfields second half dominance that they held Ratoath to just three second half points. But it wasn’t to be enough as Ratoath’s half time lead gave them a big enough cushion to absorb Sarsfields second half pressure.
The main difference between the sides was that during Sarsfields second half dominance they were unable, unlike Ratoath in the first half to convert enough of their chances into scores. A combination of mixed opportunities and some excellent defending by the Ratoath defensive sextet where on numerous occasions they were able to deprive Sarsfields forwards of the ball just as they got into good scoring positions ensured their qualification for the Leinster final despite their poverty of second half possession. Best for Ratoath were Diarmuid Brennan, Michael Cooper, Phillip Lanigan, Eoghan McMahon, Barrry Crowley and Kenneth Fitzmaurice. Best for Sarsfields were Paul Murray, Frank Maguire, Gary Hogan, Thomás Lawless, Danny Watson and Mick Aherne.
Rataoth: John Sheridan, John Crehan, Toirdleach O’Neill, Paul Kirwan, Colm Kelly, Mick Brazil Mick Commey, Keelin Fahey, Kenneth Fitzmaurice(0-1), Barry Crowley (0-1), Diarmuid Brennan(0-2), Paul Kirwan, Padraig O’Hanrahan, Eoghan McMahon (0-3), Phillip Lannigan (0-4), Michael Cooper( 1-1)
Subs: Vinnie Collins for Ken Fitzmaurice (Blood Substitute 50mins) Richard Crehan for Padraig O’Hanrahan (52) Ken Fitzmaurice for Vinnie Collins (55mins) Vinnie Collins for Eoghan McMahon (56)
Sarsfields:Dennis Lehart, Niall O’Conner, Dennis O’Callaghan. Paul Murray, David Breslin, Frank Maguire, Senan Clondillan, Conor O’Dwyer, Thomás Lawless (0-3), Danny Watson (0-1), Ciarán Lynch, Mick Aherne (0-3) Martin Murray, Dane Barrett. Subs: Joe Murray(0-1) for Dane Barrett (25mins)
Congratulations to the The U15 Girls on their superb 17 point victory, 6-12 to 2-4 over Naas in the Division 1 League Final that rounds off a great year for Sarsfields underage Girls football. Thanks to their mentors Ann Nolan and Tony McConnell who also guided the U14 Girls to championship and Feile victories.Thanks also to the parents who helped out throughout the year.
Sash U15 Girls Capture County Crown
By Dema Houlihan
Sarsfields 6-12 Naas 2-04
Sarsfields U15 girls rounded off a great year, with victory over local
rivals Náas in girls U15 county final at Náas GAA club
last Saturday. Played in ideal conditions, with little or no wind, the
pitch was presented in very good condition considering the weather of
late. These two clubs met 8 weeks ago in the U14 div 1 county league final,
where Sarsfields prevailed by 2 points, and the teams playing on Saturday
contained the bulk of players from that final. On this occasion the strength in depth of Sarsfields club told
Sarsfields after a slow start they soon found their scoring range. Roísin Byrne and Laura Houlihan scored two superb goals to lead by 2-5 to 0-2 pts at half time. Right from the start of the second half, it was obvious from the passion displayed by the Sash girls, that they were determined not to let their advantage slip and a further 3 goals from Roisín Byrne and another from Aoise Dempsey who had just entered the fray, all but sealed victory. All 6 forwards plus subs Shauna Burke, Tara Cairnduff, Rachel Dunphy and Sophie Ellis shared in the points tally, with some beautiful long
range scores from Muireann Kavanagh and Sadbh McDonnell, coupled with
the style and finesse of Emma Kelly, Caoimhe McKenna, Aileen Coyne,
Laura Houlihan and Roisin Byrne added to their lead.
Náas are a very good team, but unfortunately on the day they met a Sarsfield midfield and defence that were at the top of their game. An excellent performance from keeper Caoimhe McConnell who denied Naas on more than one occasion, plus the impassable full back Mia Donnelly who was instrumental in everything around her, aided by corner backs Danielle English and Rebecca O’Sullivan who were both superb, while very little got past the very busy half back line of Hannah Rogerson, Roisin Dempsey and Aoife Bergin. The ever-reliable mid-fielders, Sarah Sheridan, who gave 100% as usual coupled with the fielding and long passes of Sabdh McDonnell, which made it an all round special day. To their credit Naas didn’t give up and replied with a couple of goals and points of their own, but Sarsfields were not to be denied, and duly rounded off a most fantastic year as this team is a combination of U14 treble winners (spring league, Féile champions, U14 Div 1 league) and some of the U16 county finalists.
Good Luck to the U11 Girls in the Division 1 League Final next Saturday. The Ladies football AGM takes place in the clubhouse on Sunday next November 30th in the Clubhouse at 5.30 when a memorable season will be reviewed.
Commiserations to the senior B team who narrowly lost to Milltown in the Jack Higgins Cup Final on Sunday in Naas and to the Junior hurlers who lost out to Ratoath in the Special Leinster semi final also on Sunday.
Alan Smith has been appointed as fulltime Sarsfields Coach. In addition to his duties with the club Alan will also be involved in helping to coach the local National Schools.
Brain of Sarsfields Quiz
On this coming Thursday 27th November there will be a Brain of Sarsfields Quiz held in the clubhouse at 9pm. Entry is free and the format of the quiz will be on an individual basis.
Leinster GAA News
Capacity Attendance for GAA Games Development Conference
The GAA has announced that it has received it’s maximum number of bookings for the 2008 GAA Games Development Conference sponsored by Lucozade Sport, taking place in Croke Park this weekend. Over 750 delegates from all 32 Counties and 8 different Countries have already registered, making it the largest Conference of its kind in Europe.
GAA Games Development Manager, Jimmy D’Arcy, said ‘the GAA are very pleased with the continuing high level of interest shown in the National Games Development Conference, which is now in its 6th consecutive year and its 3rd in Croke Park. The Conference aims to address issues relevant to players at all stages of development and to the coaches who give so much of their time to nurture them. This year the conference theme is ‘A Games Based Approach to Training and Development’ with the focus on the provision of quality games programmes and coaching initiatives which are specifically suited to the stage of development and ability of players.’
Due to the maximum number of delegates pre-registering the GAA would like to emphasise that they will not be able to accommodate individuals who turn up on the day in the hope of registering. However Jimmy D’Arcy pointed out that while ‘traditionally there would have been places available on the day for people that decided late to attend, the link up with RTÉ.ie to webcast the Conference will allow anyone unable to attend to view the Conference live.’
GAA Games Development Conference to be webcast in association with RTÉ Sport
The conference will take place next Friday, 28th November, and Saturday, 29th November and RTÉ.ie will stream Saturday’s proceedings in full live on the web. Internet users around the world can watch the conference on RTÉ.ie’s GAA Media Player on www.rte.ie/gaa.
GAA Games Development Conference Information
The 2008 Conference will be a combination of keynote, parallel break-out sessions and practical pitch-based sessions, involving noted speakers from Ireland and overseas and is designed to cater for all GAA codes. Sessions are being delivered in association with Camogie, Ladies’ Football, Handball and Rounders.
For the first time there will be an International flavour to the Conference, with speakers from Australia and USA. The Conference will culminate with a practical Coaching demonstration taking place on the Croke Park pitch. The sessions will be taken by noted Inter County Coaches Martin Fogarty (Kilkenny Senior Hurling Team) and Michael McGeehin (formerly with Limerick Senior footballers and St. Eunan’s Donegal, recently appointed as coach with Donegal Senior Footballers)
Speakers include:
* Lieutenant General Dermot Earley, Chief of Staff, Defence Forces
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Martin Fogarty, Assistant Manager, Kilkenny Senior Hurling Team, All Ireland Champions 2006-2008
* Michael McGeehin, Director Coaching Ireland and Coach, Donegal Senior Football Team
* Paudie Butler, National Hurling Development Co-ordinator
* Jason Ryan, Manager, Wexford Senior Football Team
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Richard Shuttleworth, Skill Acquisition Specialist, Australian Institute of Sport
* Dr Bryan McCullick, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology, University of Georgia
* Mary O’Connor, Camogie Director of Coaching
* Eamon Ryan, Camogie Tutor and Coach, Cork Ladies’ Gaelic Football team, All Ireland Champions 2005-2008
* Con Moore, Director of Handball Coaching
* Professor Niall Moyna, DCU
* Mickey Whelan, Manager, St Vincent’s, All Ireland Club Football Champions 2008 and Coach to Dublin Senior Footballers 2009
For more information visit:
http://gamesdevelopment.gaa.ie/page/games_development_conference_2008.html
Kildare’s National League Fixtures for 2009.
Since last week Croke Park have announced that the league fixtures below are provisional and that they have been released to give counties a chance to have their input. At a later date they will publish a definitive list of dates.
Kildare kick off their Division 2, 2009 League campaign (provisionally) on Sunday February 1st, away to Laois at 2-30pm On Sunday, Feb 15th, Kildare are host to Cork; Sunday, March 8th, Leinster finalists Wexford will be in St. Conleth’s Park; March, 15th, Kildare are away to Monaghan; March 22nd, Kildare are at home to Armagh; Sunday March 29th, away to Fermanagh; and Sunday, April 12th away to Meath. For those supporters planning the annual away trip the game against Fermanagh looks like the likely one.
Sarsfields Fundraising Christmas Draw.
Tickets are now on sale for the club’s fundraising draw priced at €60 or two for €100. The draw will take place in the Clubhouse on Saturday the 20th December.1st prize is a Fiat Punto, 2nd prize a €3,500 Holiday Voucher, 3rd prize a 46” Flatscreen TV and 4th prize of €1000 cash..
More Stupid Quotes.
“Our strength is that we don’t have any weaknesses. Our weakness is that we don’t have any real strengths.’
– Frank Broyles, College football coach
‘Boxing’s all about getting the job done as quickly as possible, whether it takes 10 or 15 or 20 rounds.’
– Frank Bruno, Boxer
‘I was in a no-win situation, so I’m glad that I won rather than lost.’
– Frank Bruno, Boxer
‘The streets are safe in Philadelphia. It’s only the people who make them unsafe.’
– Frank Rizzo, ex-police chief and mayor of Philadelphia.
‘How can a guy this politically immature seriously expect to be president?’
– Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., assessing John F. Kennedy’s chances in the 1960 U.S. election.
‘You mean they’ve scheduled Yom Kippur opposite Charlie’s Angels?’
– Fred Silverman, TV programmer, when told that Yom Kippur would fall on a Wednesday.
‘There is no housing shortage in Lincoln today – just a rumour that is put about by people who have nowhere to live.’
– G.L. Murfin, Mayor of Lincoln
‘Yes, maam? Right here, this lady. No, she! Yes, right, second row. Next to the guy in the blue shirt, holding her left hand up. It’s a he? Sorry about that. Gotta be careful. I’m very sorry. Go ahead! I’m, excuse me, I’m very sorry. Go, ah, I, a thousand apologies, go ahead.’
– George Bush Sr., Former U.S. President, at a press conference
‘I have opinions of my own –strong opinions– but I don’t always agree with them.’
– George Bush, former U.S. President
‘I want to rush for 1,000 or 1,500 yards, whichever comes first.’
– George Rogers, NFL New Orleans Saint RB, when asked about the upcoming season
‘I’ve read about foreign policy and studied — I know the number of continents.’
– George Wallace, 1968 presidential campaign
‘We don’t necessarily discriminate. We simply exclude certain types of people.’
– Colonel Gerald Wellman, ROTC instructor
‘If you think is was an accident, applaud.’
– Geraldo Rivera, talk show host, to his audience on Natalie Wood’s drowning
‘I cannot tell you how grateful I am — I am filled with humidity.’
– Gib Lewis, speaker of the Texas House
‘I can’t think of a comparable level of cultural excitement about something since Neil Armstrong landed on the moon in the 1960s.’
– Gil Schwartz, CBS publicist, on the ‘Survivor’ finale.
Strange News
This is for all who complain about Iarnrod Eireann
Man Gets Money For Toiletless Train.
A German man received $270 compensation for the torture he
endured for not being able to relieve himself for two hours.
The Frankfurt court made the German Railways pay the man $270
for not providing the man an adequate toilet. The man walked
for two hours throughout the packed train looking for a place to
go to the bathroom. The toilets had all been locked because
there was no water available for flushing the toilets. ‘The
plaintiff had to torture himself with his urgent need for two
hours because he could not find a free toilet,’ said the court.
The man finally got to use the one bathroom that was in working
condition, which was kept locked. The man got access by another
passenger having to pressure the ticket inspector.
Mother’s Dead Corpse In Bed For Year
A woman kept the body of her dead mother in her apartment for a
year as she said she could not bear parting from her. Yoshiko
Nakahara, 52, failed to report the death of her 92 year old
mother last February. She had kept the body on a bed of an
apartment they once both lived in. Nakahara quoted, ‘ I
couldn’t bear to be parted from my mother.’ Japanese police
arrested the woman for illegal disposal of a body.
Convicts Escape As Guards Chase Rabbit
Over 30 Ugandan prison inmates, who were digging in a garden,
managed to escape when their guards ran off to chase a rabbit.
Apparently the rabbit shot out of a nearby bush and all five
guards set off in pursuit. Most of the prisoners who escaped
were convicted of illegal gun possession.
True Story
Bakery for Dogs opens in Paris
An award-winning pastry chef has opened a bakery that caters only for dogs in Paris. Mon Bon Chien sells bacon biscuits in the shape of a cat and bone-shaped cookies made of foie gras, reports the BBC.
The owner is Harriet Sternstein who moved to Paris from the US with her dog Sophie-Marie. Sophie-Marie provided the inspiration for the new business for her owner, who decided the best way to make a living was to combine her biggest enthusiasms – pastries and pets.
‘Everything is made in the back of the boutique,’ said Ms Sternstein, ‘Every day, I make 200 to 300 biscuits and special orders are taken on a daily basis.
‘The Parisians come – and the first time they think it’s very funny and they look at it, and buy the ones that they think are the cutest. Then the dogs come back and choose which flavours they like the best.
‘I change flavours, based on what’s going on, I will be creating a special biscuit for Valentine’s Day.’
Humour.
Checking on the Patient.
A woman telephoned St Mary’s Hospital and asked to speak to Ward E2 as she was enquiring as to the progress of one of the patient’s in that ward. She explained that she wanted to know if the patient was getting better, doing as expected or getting worse.
A staff nurse answered the phone, ‘Hallo, Ward E2. What is the name of the patient and his room number?’
‘He is in bed 1, room 10, ‘came the reply, ‘And his name is Albert Brown.’
‘Could you hold the line for a moment, ‘the nurse asked, ‘While I check his records. Ah, yes, Mr Brown is doing well: blood pressure OK, blood test results appear normal, he’s going to be taken off the heart monitor and if he continues to improve then Doctor Svoboda is going to send him home tomorrow at midday.’
‘Oh, that’s super, amazing, I’m so pleased to hear the news; it really is fantastic, thank you so much.’
‘You sound so glad,’replied the nurse, ‘You are so and enthusiastic you must be a close friend or a relative of Mr Brown.’
The man answered, ‘Not exactly, I am Albert Brown in Ward E2, room 10, bed 1. Nobody in here ever tells me anything.’
Footnote:
In case you are wondering, Albert’s day job is a ventriloquist. this is a strange but true story.
Why Men Don’t Write Advice Columns
Dear Peter
I hope you can help me. The other day I set off for work leaving my husband in the house watching the TV as usual. I hadn’t gone more than a mile down the road when my engine conked out and the car shuddered to a halt. I walked back home to get my husband’s help. When I got home I couldn’t believe my eyes. He was in the bedroom with a neighbour making mad passionate love to her. I am 32, my husband is 34 and we have been married for twelve years. When I confronted him, he broke down and admitted that he’d been having an affair for the past six months.
I told him to stop or I would leave him. He was let go from his job six months ago and he says he has been feeling increasingly depressed and worthless. I love him very much, but ever since I gave him the ultimatum he has become increasingly distant. I don’t feel I can get through to him anymore.
Can you please help?
Sincerely,
Mrs. Sheila Usk
Dear Sheila:
A car stalling after being driven a short distance can be caused by a variety of faults with the engine. Start by checking that there is no debris in the fuel line. If it is clear, check the jubilee clips holding the vacuum pipes onto the inlet manifold. If none of these approaches solves the problem, it could be that the fuel pump itself is faulty, causing low delivery pressure to the carburettor float chamber.
I hope this helps.
Best regards
Peter
12 Signs you’re a Grown Up
1. 7:00 AM is when you get up, not when you go to sleep.
2. You hear your favourite song on an elevator.
3. You go from clubbing on a Friday night to slippers by the fireside.
4. Jeans and a sweater no longer qualify as ‘dressed up.’
5. You’re the one calling the police because those at a party next door don’t know how to turn down the stereo.
6. Your car insurance goes down and your car payments go up.
7. Dinner and a film – The whole date instead of the beginning of one.
8. MTV News is no longer your primary source for information.
9. You actually eat breakfast foods at breakfast time.
10. ‘I just can’t drink the way I used to’ replaces ‘I’m never going to drink that much again.’
11. Over 90% of the time you spend in front of a computer is for real work.
12. You read this entire list looking for one sign that doesn’t apply to you.
Genie In A Bottle
A man was walking along a California beach and stumbled across an old lamp. He picked it up and rubbed it and out popped a genie. The genie said, ‘OK, OK. You released me from the lamp…yada yada yada!
This is the fourth time this month and I’m getting a little sick of these wishes so you can forget about three of them. You only get one wish!’ The man sat and thought about it for a while and said, ‘I’ve always wanted to go to Hawaii but I’m scared to fly and I get very seasick. Could you build me a bridge to Hawaii so I can drive over there to visit?’
The genie laughed and said, ‘That’s impossible. Think of the logistics of that! How would the supports ever reach the bottom of the Pacific? Think of how much concrete … how much steel! Do you know how many engineers I would have to hire to figure how to do it? No, think of another wish.’
The man said OK and tried to think of a really good wish. Finally, he said, ‘I’ve been married and divorced four times. My wives always said that I don’t care and that I’m insensitive. So, I wish that I could understand women… know how they feel inside and what they’re thinking when they give me the silent treatment… know why they’re crying, know what they really want when they say ‘nothing’… know how to make them truly happy.’
The genie paused for a few minutes and then said, ‘You want that bridge with two lanes or four?’
Medical Quotes
The following quotes were taken from actual medical records as dictated by physicians…
By the time he was admitted, his rapid heart had stopped, and he was feeling better.
Patient has chest pain if she lies on her left side for over a year.
On the second day the knee was better and on the third day it had completely disappeared.
Patient was released to outpatient department without dressing.
I have suggested that he loosen his pants before standing, and then, when he stands with the help of his wife, they should fall to the floor.
The patient will need disposition, and therefore we will get Dr. Blank to dispose of him.
The patient refused an autopsy.
The patient has no past history of suicides.
The patient expired on the floor uneventfully.
Patient has left his white blood cells at another hospital.
The patient’s past medical history has been remarkably insignificant with only a 40 pound weight gain in the past three days.
She slipped on the ice and apparently her legs went in separate directions in early December.
The patient left the hospital feeling much better except for her original complaints.
The patient had waffles for breakfast and anorexia for lunch.
She is numb from her toes down.
Occasional, constant, infrequent headaches.
Patient was alert and unresponsive.
When she fainted, her eyes rolled around the room .
Bathroom Philosophy
Some ordinary people become great philosophers when they are sitting alone in the bathroom stalls of the world contemplating life’s problems. Here are a few gems.
Make love, not war. Hell, do both, get married!
– Women’s restroom. Bozeman, Montana
I’ve decided that to raise my grades I must lower my standards.
– Houghton Library, Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts.
It’s hard to make a comeback when you haven’t been anywhere.
– Written on the back of a bus. Wickenburg, Arizona.
If voting could really change things, it would be illegal.
– Revolution Books. New York, New York.
A Woman’s Rule of Thumb: If it has tires or testicles, you’re going to have trouble with it.
– Women’s restroom, Dallas, Texas.
No matter how good she looks, some other guy is sick and tired of putting up with her crap.
– Mens Room, Linda’s Bar and Grill., Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
If pro is opposite of con, then what is the opposite of progress? Congress!
– Men’s restroom, House of Representatives. Washington, D.C.
Comeback Lines To Pick Up Lines
1. Haven’t I seen you someplace before?
Yes, that’s why I don’t go there anymore.
2. Is this seat empty?
Yes, and this one will be if you sit down.
3. Your place or mine?
Both. You go to yours, and I’ll go to mine.
4. So, what do you do for a living?
I’m a female impersonator.
5. Hey baby, what’s your sign?
Do not enter.
6 Would you like to see my etchings?
Yes on a butchers block about to be chopped off
7. Your body is like a temple.
Sorry, there are no services today.
8. I would go to the end of the world for you.
But would you stay there?
9. If I could see you naked, I’d die happy.
If I saw you naked, I’d probably die laughing.
One legged Lag on the Hop
A ONE-legged prisoner escaped — by outpacing THREE able-bodied guards.
Michael Hill, 28, dashed away from a court car park “like a Paralympic sprinter”.
The amputee — who has a false leg — DASHED 200 yards, VAULTED a 5ft wall and two garden fences and VANISHED in a block of flats.
Suspected burglar Hill had been escorted outside to wait for transport after he was remanded in custody.
But guards left him without handcuffs because he was on crutches.
Suddenly, he ditched the supports and fled — leaving the three overweight guards puffing for breath in his wake.
A court security officer, who was too embarrassed to be named, said: “I can’t believe a man with one leg managed to run away. He was a really good actor.”
Hill — disabled in a pitbull attack — fled from Ealing Magistrates Court, West London, on Thursday as he waited to be taken to Wormwood Scrubs jail.
Another guard, who witnessed the drama, said: “I couldn’t believe it when I heard he had a false leg.
“He was like a sprinter in the Paralympics. The guards are fat and smoke too much so they couldn’t catch him.”
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Hill, of Greenford, London was charged with a domestic burglary.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: “Any escape is regrettable. The Prison Service will carry out a formal investigation.”
Answers to last week’s Brain Teasers.
1 Manhole Covers. Why is it better to have round manhole covers
than square ones? [NOTE: This is logical rather than
lateral, but it is a good puzzle which can be solved by lateral
thinking techniques. It is supposedly used by a very
well-known software company as an interview question for
prospective employees]
Answer: A square manhole cover can be turned and dropped down the
diagonal of the manhole. A round manhole cannot be dropped down
the manhole. So for safety and practicality, all manhole covers
should be round.
2 A man went to a party and drank some of the punch, then
left early. Everyone else at the party who drank the punch
subsequently died of poisoning. Why did the man not die?
Answer: The poison was in the ice cubes and they had not quite melted yet when
he drank from the punch.
3 A woman had two sons who were born on the same hour of the same
day of the same year but they were not twins. How could this be so?
Answer: They were two of a set of triplets (or quadruplets, etc
This week’s Brain Teasers.
1 A man died and went to Heaven. There were thousands of
other people there. They were all naked and all looked as
they died at the age of 21. He looked around to see if there was
anyone he recognized. He saw a couple and he knew immediately that
they were Adam and Eve. How did he know?
2 Sally promised Kate today that she will tell Kate a big secret on the day before four days from the day after tomorrow. If today is Saturday the 13th, on what day and date will Sally tell Kate her big secret?
3 Use the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 once only, in this multiplication sum to make it correct.
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Answers next week. You can e-mail your answers to the address below and those with the correct answer(s) will have their names published so everyone can see how brainy they are.
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