IES en Lenguas Vivas Juan R. Fernndez

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IES en Lenguas Vivas Juan R. FernndezAlejandra FuenzalidaTaller de Herramientas InformticasTrabajo Prctico 1Abril 2015

Mike Brown enjoying competition with Alex Goode for England full-back slot

Sport is littered with great rivalries and England's Mike Brown insists his full-back duel with Alex Goode is driving the pair on to new heights.

Brown is England head coach Stuart Lancaster's present No 1 at full-back but an untimely concussion, suffered against Italy in the second game of the Six Nations, opened the door for Goode and allowed him a starting berth in the defeat against Ireland[footnoteRef:2]. [2: National team.]

After recovering, Brown was immediately restored for the final two games of the Championship against Scotland and France but former Cambridge Rugby Club player Goode impressed sufficiently in his first international start for over a year despite the loss against Ireland.Goode and Brown are two very different players the Saracens man can play at fly-half or full-back and has a wonderful kicking game, while the Harlequin is a spiky character and a brave defender.Add into the mix Worcester Warrior Chris Pennell and Northampton's Ben Foden and England boss Lancaster has some tough decisions to make at full-back ahead of September's World Cup.And Brown insists who will start at No 15 between himself and Goode is too close to call presently."We've spoken about competition for places and 15 is definitely one that is strongly contested," said Brown, speaking at the Rosslyn Park HSBC National Schools Sevens the world's largest schools rugby tournament."Alex Goode did well, unfortunately he was in that losing team against Ireland but he did well with his opportunity."Saying that I don't want to give him too many opportunities touch wood. He is a great player so it is good to have that rivalry and push each other in training."Maybe before people might have said he had a better kicking game but I think after this tournament, people can see my kicking game, my range of kicks as well has come on."I'm sure it's something he thinks is one of his strengths, being a 10 as well as a 15, but I've worked hard on it and the coaches have seen how hard I've worked on it and how much it has improved."He's a quality player and also a top person off the field as well. I get on with him really well. It's all about competition for places and I'm sure he'll be in and around the World Cup camp which is great."We'll all be pushing each other. It's great you can have friendships in the same position as you off the field as well, I've definitely got that with him."England Rugby Union player Mike Brown[footnoteRef:3] was speaking on behalf of HSBC at the Rosslyn Park HSBC National Schools Sevens where he helped run HSBC coaching clinics for schools during the tournament. [3: English.]

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Cambridge weather for Thursday, April 2

Cloud is likely to thicken overnight as Wednesday draws to a close, with spells of rain arriving from the west, though these will be mainly light in nature.

Winds will become light and variable, but rain should eventually clear southwards by dawn, perhaps lingering for a time in Essex.As we move into Thursday any early rain should clear, leaving a dry and bright day with some sunny spells during the morning, especially in the east.Cloud will gradually thicken from the west later, with the day expected to be largely dry and bright.

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If you haven't decided where to celebrate Easter this weekend, here are some of the services happening around the city.

Holy Trinity, Market StreetGood Friday: Service with children's church, 10.30amEaster Sunday: Services for all ages, 10.30am and 6.30pmChrist Church, Christchurch StreetGood Friday: Service at 10.30amEaster Sunday: Services at 10.30am and 4pmSt Barnabas, Mill RoadGood Friday: Family communion 10am, Hour at the Cross, 12pmEaster Sunday: Holy Communion, 9am, Family Celebration 10.30amSt Bene'ts, Bene't StreetGood Friday: Journey to the Cross, 10am, Three Hours of Devotion, 12pm to 3pmEaster Eve: Easter Vigil, 8.30pmEden Baptist Church, Fitzroy StreetEaster Sunday: Services at 10am and 6pmSt Andrew's Church, ChestertonGood Friday: Drinks and hot cross buns at the Methodist Church, 11.20am, outdoor service and procession to St Andrew's, 11.50am, all-age worship and prayer stations, 12.20pm, silent hour, 1pm, the Last Hour, 2pmEaster Eve: Creative church, 3.30pm, Lighting of the New Fire and Easter Vigil, 8pmEaster Sunday: Holy Communion, 8am, all-age communion, 10am, and choral evensong, 6.30pmGreat St Mary's, Senate House HillGood Friday: Mattins and Litany, 10.30am, Ecumenical act of witness, 11.45am, The Good Friday Sermon, 12pm, Service of the Cross, 1.30pmEaster Sunday: Easter Ceremony, 5.30am, Holy Communion, 8am, Festival Sung Communion, 9.30am, Choral Mattins, 11.15am, choral evensong, 5.30pmOur Lady and the English Martyrs, Hills RoadGood Friday: Morning prayer, 9.30am, confessions, 10am, Stations of the Cross for children, 11am, Liturgy of the Lord's Passions, 3pm, Stations of the Cross, 7.30pm, Taize Prayer, 8.30pmEaster Sunday: Solemn mass at 8am, 9.30am and 10.45am, Polish mass, 12.15pm, Sung mass, 5pm, Solemn Latin Mass, 6.15pmRead more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Easter-church-services-Cambridge-weekend/story-26266769-detail/story.html#ixzz3W6CbWTEwFollow us: @CambridgeNewsUK on Twitter | cambridgenews on Facebook

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