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Saracens feeding on SA's scraps
5 Aug 2008
Saracens have developed a penchant for poaching South Africa's forgotten men and turning them into English Premiership superstars.
Saracens' most recent acquisition, Sharks centre Brad Barritt, follows after they sealed the deal to bring Springbok openside flanker Wikus van Heerden to Vicarage Road earlier this year.
Prior to that, Saracens swooped for the Stormers tighthead prop Cobus Visagie, who has dominated opponents throughout his career there, Neil de Kock, who is the current Premiership Player of the Year and Brent Russell, who shone after injury had curtailed his involvement early in the 2008/09 season.
Saracens are building a formidable team with a distinctly South African flavour. The most disconcerting thing from a South African perspective is that these players who are driving their push for domestic and European silverware are in the prime of their careers and should be strengthening our domestic game and challenging for Springbok places.
Barritt, 21, becomes the most prominent and talented of a growing list of young South African players seeking to further their careers abroad. His transfer was engineered by Saracens director of rugby, Eddie Jones, who made his initial approach in the latter stages of the Super 14.
At the time, Barritt was unable to command a place in the starting line-up and was then inexplicably axed for their semi-final against the Blues, with Frans Steyn favoured at inside centre. Barritt, however, insists that that treatment had no bearing on his decision to leave.
"People may think that but I've got no sour feelings towards the Sharks for the way I was treated," he told keo.co.za. "John Plumtree told me I would be the number one 12 [for the Currie Cup and 2009 Super 14]. The coaching staff said that after the Super 14 they'd seen that they may have made a mistake in leaving me out and were very keen to have me stay.
"There's nothing negative or no resentment in me towards the Sharks or South Africa," he continued. "This is just an opportunity for a young player like me to learn and improve in different conditions. I haven't experienced the European style of play and going over there can only refine my game. That's my thinking. By stepping out of a comfort zone and putting myself into a situation that forces me to adapt can only make me a better player."
Barritt, whose grandparents are both English and whose parents carry British passports, would be eligible for England selection immediately. The reality is that Barritt could well line up for England at Twickenham against the Springboks on November 22, as well as tour the Republic with the British & Irish Lions in 2009.
The RFU are fully aware of his ability, seen from the fact that they invited him to an England U19 training camp while he was in Bath considering the option of studying and playing for Bath University in 2004.
Barritt, however, refuted the suggestion that he was targeting a future with England.
"That's being very presumptuous and thinking too far ahead," he said. "I'm a South African boy and [playing for the Springboks] will be a dream come true if it were to happen. I would jump at the opportunity.
"What's more, by going there with intentions of playing for England I will fall short. My short-term goal is to establish myself with Saracens. If in future an opportunity arises with England, I'll cross that bridge then."
Barritt is acutely aware Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has regularly voiced his preference for locally based players and that the move could jeopardise a Springbok call-up in future.
"Rugby has become a global game. If there's an opportunity for a guy in Europe that he thinks can better him as a player, I don't think it should be held against him," was his response when asked if he knew he was taking a step back in the Springbok pecking order. "In my case it's not me being disloyal in any way. I determine my own future and it's a choice I made for the betterment of myself.
"I played under Peter [De Villiers] at U21 level and with the Emerging Springboks last year and I really enjoyed the atmosphere he created and his management style. I've got no ill feelings towards Peter for not selecting me. Every coach has his preferences. But if there is a role for me in future then I'd love nothing more than to play for my country."
Barritt's loss is a massive one for South African rugby. Ninety-eight cap Springbok Percy Montgomery told this website's Mark Keohane that Barritt would be the first player he'd select in his backline, such was his ability and organisational skills.
But you can bank on the fact that he won't be the last prominent player to head to Saracens.
Investment group SAIL has strong ties with all of the 'Big Five' provincial unions, particularly the Bulls, and are a major investor in Saracens. They've been known to be at the forefront of transfer negotiations for some top South African players to European clubs. Combine this with Jones's knowledge of and familiarity with South Africa's elite players, gained through a stint as a technical adviser to the Springboks in 2006, and Saracens' future could feature many more Barritt-like coups.
By Ryan Vrede
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6 Aug 2008, 08:40 am#99 Alibaba: It is a personal issue with Luke! People judge him on his political beliefs rather than his ability. Pierre is soooooo out of form and is a bigger show pony than Luke will ever be.
6 Aug 2008, 09:15 amMassive loss. Barrit is the next Aaron Mauger.
6 Aug 2008, 11:53 amMan, you are truely a dumb ***. When did I say the KP was never good enough to play for SA? Please quote me or are you still learning to read?
What I was saying to Black Panther before you and your IQ of 40 decided to jump on board and make a retarded comment on something you thought I said, was so what if he has an average of 50 we have 2 batsmen with greater averages.
KP was predominantly an off-spinner and lower order batsman when he was still in SA. He was only good enough to make Natal B side. He says quotas stopped him progressing which might be a point but maybe was he just not good enough at the time. It was only when he moved to England that his batting greatly improved.
Would I have KP in the national side? Most likely yes however if we choosing players I would rather have Ponting or Hussey.
Now sit down before you hurt yourself.
6 Aug 2008, 12:20 pmHow about London South Africa RFC that is a whole team not playing in SA.
6 Aug 2008, 13:05 pm#103 soulfusion: Before you get to excited and actually start believing the **** about KP only being good enough to languish in Natal B side as a bowler and lower order batsman the following:
Batting is the most technical aspect of cricket. You do not progress from a lower order batsman in a provincial B side to a world class one in a few years. I have been involved in Northerns age group cricket since 1998 through my son and know Anton Ferreira ( Yogi ) who heads the cricket academy. What is quite apparent in the rep teams is that when it came to batsmen that 85% of the batsmen that started of at u9 and u11 level are still there at u19 level. Bowlers are quite different and from the bowlers that started at u11 only one represented Northerns at u19 level. I often discussed this with coaches and with Yogi and they all are of the opinion that because of the technical nature of batting you are either a batsmen from an early age or you are not.
It is BS that KP was not good enough to make the Natal A side and progress from there to the Proteas. There must have been other factors that lead to him being overlooked and both are appalling – the Natal coach is/was incompetent in not being able to identify a potential international batsmen or the quota system is to blame. KP obviously felt the latter was the case and left for England. To expect him to hang around in the B side in the faint hope of one day maybe making it into the proteas as Rugbygal and others suggest is naive and to crucify him because he stated the reason why he left is political correctness gone mad. Every young cricketer dream of playing for his country one day and only a few realize that dream. To criticize a prodigious talent for leaving the country because that dream has been crushed for political reasons and not expect him to state the reason for his leaving is naive. What should he have said? I really love my country and would have loved to play for the proteas but I see this as an opportunity to broaden my experience and experience new cultures. Pleaaase lets stop pussyfooting around the real issues
6 Aug 2008, 13:07 pmA question that is often asked of Saffas over here, "is how did you guys lose Pieterson". To us it seems crazy that a talent like that could go un-noticed!!
I watched him being interviewed prob 12-15 months ago and never did he have anything derogatory to say about SA. He did mention the quota system and felt that he would never make the national side. That was first and foremost his ambition.
Listening to the commentators during the second test Pollock was asked the exact same question as to how SA could lose a player of his class. The commentators mentioned that the player who kept him out of the Natal side was running around playing 2nd division cricket in England.
Rod Marsh who had something to do with KP at their development academy in England said he had the best eye hand co-ordination he had seen in a cricket player, saying his coordination was better than Ponting!!!
Some praise indeed.
6 Aug 2008, 13:11 pmWell said, absolutely spot on.
6 Aug 2008, 13:13 pmDoes anyone actually have or can they pull some stats of KP when he played for Natal B?
6 Aug 2008, 14:10 pm"At the time, Barritt was unable to command a place in the starting line-up and was then inexplicably axed for their semi-final against the Blues"
Ryan the semi final was against the WARATAHS, not the Blues you Doos!!!
6 Aug 2008, 15:09 pmSome Kevin Pietersen KZN scorecards I could find on Cricinfo
There's a certain P Harris in the first link, who seemed to be able to navigate his way into the SA Team from a similar position.
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Normally I wouldn't rag on people who have terrible styling habits, but… okay I'm lying. I totally would. This one, however, is just an awful misuse of clothing, and it's origin might make your typical "tough guy" think twice before rocking this "look."
Working in a retail store, I see this trend pretty frequently. I cringe every time I see it and I'm often tempted to express how preposterous I think it is, but I like having a job so I keep my mouth shut.
"Housing" or "low-riding" your jeans has been around for quite a while, but it didn't originate as a fashion trend, which most people are unaware of. It made its first appearance in American prisons, where belts were taken from inmates to prevent suicide.
As you probably know (unless you currently live under a rock), many inmates resort to homosexual activity or rape in the absence of women.
Here's the good part:
Inmates who were willing to participate in sexual activity would "house" their pants, exposing the top of their underwear as an invitation to other prisoners. Eventually the trend spread out of prisons and onto the streets, where guys thought it was "hard" and/or "fashionable." As it turns out, it's neither.
I wonder what Lil' Wayne would think…
As the origin entertains me, the look is still atrocious. So, boys, here's some advice:
Buy a belt. No one cares about your man panties.
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The iPhone 5 looks similar to previous models but has a larger screen and is lighter and thinner than the iPhone 4S. The company says the larger screen will make it easier to check and send e-mails and to view Web pages with the phone in your hand.
The phone also comes with a new, faster processor called the Apple A6, which connects to mobile carriers with a 4G LTE connection, making for speedier Internet browsing.
"It just screams," said Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller, in introducing the device.
The iPhone 5 starts at $200 with a two-year mobile contract and will be available on September 21 in the United States. Pre-orders for the device begin on Friday.
The iPhone 5 is 18% thinner and 20% lighter than the current version, the iPhone 4S. It has a 4-inch screen, measured diagonally, compared to a 3.5-inch screen on previous versions of the phone. It is the same width as the iPhone 4S, but taller, and the iPhone 5 is made entirely of glass and aluminum.
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She was preceded in death by her husband Nelson Halcomb, her parents Harrison and Liza Williams Couch, a son Roger Napier, a brother Elmer Couch, and sisters Daisy Perry and Mae Falls.
Survivors include children Larry Napier and wife Pat of Kings Creek, Rita Halcomb and husband Ricky of Linefork, Carlisa Caudill and husband Bill of Tennessee, and Kathy Jo Napier and husband Morris of Colston KY, brothers Lonnie and Willie Couch both of Ages KY. Fourteen grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren, and a host of other family and friends.
The family will receive friends Sunday, January 27, 2013, after 2 PM at the Linefork House of Prayer. Funeral services will be Monday, January 28, 2013, at 2PM with Patrick Shepherd and Mary Bennett officiating. Following the funeral service, burial will be held at the Halcomb Cemetery in Linefork KY.
Anthony Halcomb, Cody Gibson, T. J. Gibson, Dakota Napier, Ricky Calton, Joe Morris Jr., and J. C. Jenkins will serve as pallbearers.
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Passionate Refrains: The Theatricality of Urdu on the Parsi Stage
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Date: 18 March 2010
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Passionate Refrains: The Theatricality of Urdu on the Parsi Stage:
The Parsi theatre contributed to the development of Indian cinema in textual legacies of story and theme, genre and star roles. It also supplied technical expertise, personnel, and capital vital to the new industry. This paper considers another aspect of the Parsi theatre connection: the stylized structures of language, thought, and feeling associated with the Urdu language. Beginning with the popular pageant, the Indar Sabha, Parsi theatrical companies embraced the poetics of the Urdu ghazal with its declarations of ishq (passion) and recurring radifs (refrains). Why did Urdu win out over English and Gujarati as the dominant language of the then Bombay-based theatre? The analysis traces the contribution of Urdu munshis (playwrights), who together with their more illustrious actor-manager employers, co-created a distinctive Parsi-Urdu theatrical style. The performance of Urdu poetry together with Hindustani music and dance is seen as enhancing the literary appeal and musicality of new dramas, imparting a commercial advantage. Moreover, changes in playhouse design and the conventions of melodrama called for a forceful, rhythmic style of delivery, for which actors trained in Urdu were well-suited. The paper includes a case study of Agha Hashr Kashmiri, author of countless dramas and screeplays, focusing on his historical allegory, Yahudi ki Larki. A clip from the 1955 film version will be shown to illustrate the histrionic style of the great actor, Sohrab Modi.
Kathryn Hansen is professor at the Department of Asian Studies, University of Texas, Austin.
Prof. Hansen earned her Ph.D. in South Asian Studies (Hindi/Urdu) from the University of California, Berkeley. Her areas of specialization are South Asian languages and literatures; folk and classical performance of music and dance in South Asia and its diaspora; history of theatrical practices in India; early Indian film history; feminist theory, gender and spectatorship. Currently she is involved with four research projects, namely:
Theatrical Memoirs: Translation of Life Narratives from the Parsi Theatre
Theatre and the Creation of New National Cultures: The Parsi Theatre and Its Asian Offshoots
The Mythological Genre in Indian Theatre and Early Cinema
Melodrama and the Parsi Theatre
Prof. Hansen's recent significant publications are:
2009 "Staging Composite Culture: Nautanki and Parsi Theatre in Recent Revivals," South Asia Research, 29(2): 151-68.
2006 "Ritual Enactments in a Hindi 'Mythological': Betab's Mahabharat in the Parsi Theatre," in Economic and Political Weekly of India (Mumbai), December 2, 2006, 4985-4991.
2005 A Wilderness of Possibilities: Urdu Studies in Transnational Perspective, edited and introduced by Kathryn Hansen and David Lelyveld. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.
2005 Somnath Gupt, The Parsi Theatre: Its Origins and Development, translated and edited by Kathryn Hansen. Calcutta: Seagull Books.


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DANVILLE -- GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan's fundraising breakfast Saturday suited the Bay Area's most Republican town to a T: a low-key, deep-pocketed affair that got the job done without making waves.
Supporters gave or raised from $1,000 to $25,000 to attend the 8:15 a.m. event at the home of former San Francisco 49ers tight end Brent Jones and his wife, Dana. Local reporters weren't allowed in.
Ryan arrived at 8:45 a.m. and soon was seen posing for photos on the palatial home's patio with supporters who had given $10,000 or more. Later, applause and cheers were heard from behind the house.
The Wisconsin congressman left in a black Chevy Suburban about 9:45 a.m., waving to a few neighbors as he headed down El Pintado Road. He then visited Google's headquarters in Mountain View for an online "hangout" with swing-state campaign volunteers Saturday afternoon before heading to a fundraising dinner in Fresno.
Retiree Chuck DeHont paused near Jones' house while walking his two dogs to see what all the fuss was about. He wouldn't say whom he's likely to vote for, adding that he's mostly "apolitical."
Republicans, he said, know California is a sure win for President Barack Obama. "It does spare us the ads, at least," DeHont said.
He wasn't surprised to hear that Danville -- where 43.1 percent of registered voters are Republicans -- is the reddest spot in the ultrablue Bay Area, but said the town doesn't wear this
"There aren't many hot-and-heavy rabid types around here,'' he said. "Everybody's entitled to their opinion. At least most people here seem to be well-informed."
Sharon Carter, a Democrat who lives nearby, joked about running home to fetch some eggs to throw, adding that she doesn't believe the ticket of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan "has anything to offer me."
Carter, a consultant for PG&E, said she moved to Danville three years ago and has never felt unwelcome.
"I had friends who grew up here, and I always loved the area -- not the politics, obviously," she said, adding that she's volunteering Tuesday at an Obama campaign phone bank. "I do plan to get some yard signs ... and we'll see if I get any repercussions as a result of that. I haven't tested it, but I plan to."
Another neighbor, who said she's a Danville native, felt "very proud" that Ryan was in town. "He seems very knowledgeable and quick on his feet," she said. "He knows his facts ... and he seems like a good, moral man to look up to."
"That goes for the whole ticket," her husband chimed in, adding that he's confident Ryan "will help get the budget under control."
Yet they wouldn't give their names, saying they were concerned Bay Area employers and residents would ostracize them for their views.
To the Bay Area's GOP minority, Danville might look like an island of conservative sanity in the middle of a lake of liberal lunacy, a bastion where right-thinking humans hold off the lefty zombie hordes. To liberal Democrats, however, Danville might look like a wildlife refuge where the one percent runs free in its gated, country-club-like habitat, feeding on Republican red meat and drinking working-class sweat.
But to most of Danville's 40,000 residents, it looks like a city of détente, a place that values getting along over partisan breast-beating.
Jerome Pandell and Michael Caporusso remain friends more than a decade after meeting as debate team rivals, even though Pandell now is a fundraising "bundler" for President Obama and a 2012 Democratic National Convention delegate, while Caporusso is a former Contra Costa County GOP director now helping to lead the local Romney-Ryan campaign.
In 2010, Pandell and Caporusso argued nose-to-nose over the county registrar's ballot tallies after a hot congressional election. Then they went to lunch together.
That's Danville, Pandell said: "It's a nice enough place where even if we Democrats occasionally feel we're in the minority, we can still sit down and have a bite with our friends on the other side of the aisle."
Caporusso agreed: "We were always able to have that dialogue, that discourse, and then have the common bond of the community to come back to when we were done."
Both describe Danville as an archetypical American town -- a bit of the Midwest transplanted to the coast. That's not entirely so: U.S. Census data show it's more than twice as rich and college-educated than the nation or the state -- and also much whiter. But it's an image the town cherishes.
"Life's good for folks," Caporusso said, "and there's no need to be hyper-partisan one way or the other."
When it comes to the town's upkeep, "it's not a liberal pothole, it's not a conservative pothole," said Mayor Newell Arnerich, a Democrat. "We're fiscally responsible, we save our money and we try not to build things just because we want them."
Behind closed curtains at the polls, though, Republicans rule.
Only two Democrats have carried Danville in presidential, gubernatorial or U.S. Senate votes since 1992: President Barack Obama in 2008, and U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein all four times she has run.
Feinstein, however, might be kissing Danville goodbye this year. Her Republican challenger in November, Elizabeth Emken, lives here.
But don't start mouthing off about that race, or any other, at Elliott's Bar on Hartz Avenue.
Owner Dale Stockbridge called Danville "a bedroom community where everyone does their own thing" politically -- but not in the bar he has tended since 1976.
If patrons start trading political rhetoric, "we make them shut up," he said. "The first things you're going to get fights over are women and politics, so I put the kibosh on politics right off the bat."
Josh Richman covers politics. Contact him at 510-208-6428. Follow him at Twitter.com/josh_richman. Read the Political Blotter at IBAbuzz.com/politics.
Only six Bay Area cities have more registered Republicans than Democrats:
Danville: 43.1%
Atherton,: 42.5%
Hillsborough: 40.7%
Clayton: 39%
Monte Sereno: 38.6%
Los Altos Hills: 35.3%
Richmond: 67.8%
Oakland: 66.5%
Berkeley: 65.9%
San Pablo: 65.6%
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Kris Was 'Chasing Fame'
They're saying in the last week or so, when they started talking about the possibility of divorce, Kris went into full Hollywood gear, talking about "branding" the Kris Humphries name with cologne, nightclub appearances and what not.
And we're told Kris was pushing to keep their connection going, even if they ended their marriage ... and that threw up red flags.
We're told Kim was especially put off that Kris hired a Hollywood publicist over the weekend to work on his image.
As we previously reported, one of the main reasons for the divorce was that Kris wanted Kim to move to Minnesota, but once it became clear she wasn't leaving Hollywood and the marriage was over, Kris was all about the very things he despised.
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How James Deetz Changed My Life
One of my friends graduated from university with a degree in Anthropology. She went on, as so many of us do, to do something completely different with her life. A year or so ago she suggested I read a book called In Small Things Forgotten by archaeologist James Deetz. She knew that I researched African American history and mentioned that the book had a chapter on the topic. I remember reading it and being intrigued.
This year she and I are interested in studying gravestone art. My friend mentioned a different chapter in the book. I pulled out the book again and read the chapter "Remember Me As You Pass By." This time, however, I was completely transformed by what I read.
Deetz looked at cemeteries with a completely different eye than I. He charted gravestone iconography to show when different symbols were in use and then he delved into the visual transformation from one icon to the next. Underlying all this was the history and reasoning behind why these changes were made.
You may think this is not particularly significant but coming from my genealogical point of view it was earth shattering. For me, cemeteries had a significance for who the headstones represented. The names and vital statistics on the stones and perhaps the inscription were of the most importance to me.
Now Deetz was showing me that by understanding the art on the stone I could better understand the people who ordered the stones and carved the stones and how they felt about death and life. And wasn't genealogy all about understanding better the people we are researching?
Suddenly my viewpoint of the world changed from that of micro to macro. No longer did I want to understand simply how a genealogist would interpret a gravestone or a document but I wanted to know how other disciplines would view it as well.
In a chapter called "Parting Ways" Deetz reconstructed a small African American community in Plymouth, Massachusetts using archeological techniques further proving to me that there is more than one way to research.
I hungrily started reading the other chapters in the Deetz book just to discover that he covered many subjects that I love – old houses, historic cemeteries, probate estate records and African Americans. He re-introduced them to me from his point of view as an archaeologist.
Now as I look at the world I see it from my genealogist's viewpoint but I also stop to consider how experts from other disciplines would view it as well.
Check out a copy of In Small Things Forgotten and see how it changes the way you do research.
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The title of this post caught my eye while I was here today reading another. I wasn't sure why, so I clicked through to see why the name Deetz seemed familiar.
When I reached the title of the book in the first paragraph, I literally got goosebumps. I read this book in an Anthropology class in college, and while I don't remember the specifics, I do remember enjoying it very much -- the whole class, actually. (I majored in Computer Engineering, so this was just a fun elective).
Now I need to go on an archaeological hunt of my own to see if I can dig it up out of the boxes of college books. :-)- Carol P.March 26, 2012 at 2:37 PM
I loved reading the two volumes of Gravestone Chronicles about our local stone carvers and the stones they carved.
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Redpath had demanded a huge improvement from his side following last weekend's 42-6 reverse at Harlequins, but he did not look set to get it as they were forced to soak up wave after wave of Bath attack during the opening half an hour.
Two Sam Vesty penalties during that period gave the visitors a 6-0 lead, but Gloucester's scrum dominance and punishing driving line-out took its toll with hooker Darren Dawidiuk and wing Charlie Sharples claiming tries and fly-half Tim Taylor kicking 11 points.
Redpath said: "I thought our pack were outstanding. There were some great performances across the board from the pack and that set a platform for the game.
"(Operations manager) John Brain has done a lot of good work with our scrum and that was important for us. We put a big emphasis on that part of the game and it was really important we got that right today, and we knew we could have a go at them there.
"(Forwards coach) Carl (Hogg) also did a lot of work on our driving as we conceded three tries from drives last weekend.
"Today was about that detail that we practised and having the right collective emotion attached to it. Today we played as a team, defended as a team and got our rewards as a team."
Redpath was also full of praise for his side's determination in defence during that tough opening, believing coming through it without conceding a try was key to victory.
"We never got any field position in that first 25-30 minutes, Bath retained possession well, but we gained a lot of confidence from defending multi-phases," he said.
"We turned them over in certain phases but couldn't get out of our own half and it allowed them a chance to attack.
"But we grew in confidence after defending for long periods.
"Ideally you don't want to get into a situation like that, but after last week's performance it was really important that we dig in today and showed lots of character and passion."
And Redpath also revealed how a "brutal" review of the defeat at Quins had teed the side up for derby week.
He said: "Monday was pretty hard, we had a long review session and you can't not be open and brutally honest when that happens.
"We conceded too many points at Quins away and we had to put that to bed on Monday or we would have dragged our feet through the disappointment of that game.
"From Tuesday onwards it was about understanding how tough Bath was going to be, they had won two, narrowly lost one, and were confident in what they had achieved over the last three or four weeks.
"We needed to be back to where we should be, not necessarily where we were against Quins."
Bath boss Sir Ian McGeechan agreed that the opening 30 minutes had been critical, with his side's inability to take their chances proving costly.
He said: "For 32 minutes we were pretty good. We kept Gloucester in their own half with no rugby to play and controlled it.
"With a little bit more execution we probably could have been a couple more scores up.
"They defended well so you have to give them credit, but a couple of poor executions and we gave them a lifeline."
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This meets at night, right? After dark? Later than 8? I'm in the East Bay near Berkeley and loathe traffic. This might work.
Currently learning inbound marketing to build a sales platform for my own products. That's a fancy way to say I do a lot of blogging and make a little money.
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Go Dave - tear it up in the East Bay.
Dave, that meetup looks great. I've signed up and will be there as long as there isn't a major conflict with my schedule once the date's announced. See you there, if not before.
Hi Dave. nice to see an East Bay ROR group here. I hope to organize a side project for people to have fun joining in to. Anyone with background on programming a forum is welcome.
Don't know if anyone would want to join but I try to set one up and hope you can join also. This might be fun since if this is successful, we could be pretty much at the top of the world.
Hey Dave, Wanna present an app or brilliant app idea you've been working on? We are kicking off a series of ultracode meetups in SF, focused on windows 8, touch&screen capabilities, and cross platform html5 apps. We want to keep the event developer-centric, so more coding and less slides! Oh, also the fun will be accompanied by beer, pizza and swag! - check it out: http://bit.ly/Ssccoc
Ping me if you are interested in presenting
Dave, lets shoot for the next meeting, something simple of form travel/navigation with partials, header, footer with twitter bootstrap and a custom css. (something simple since I don't know enough yet). Lets talk thursday.
Welcome to Startup Saturdays Dave!
Looking forward to meeting you soon.
We help Startups achieve their goals through pitch events and educational classes/seminars.
We are excited to have you and hope to see you at our events.
Our events are fun, interactive and community driven.
Please feel free to make a suggestion for a meetup.
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Thanks Dave :)
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Got it, thanks. :-))
Good meeting you. At least I think I met you. Was that you picking up with RVM and railstutorial for Juan?
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RUTHERFORDTON — Phyllis Callahan Frazier, age 78, formerly of Rutherfordton, died Monday in Estero, FL. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Friday, August 24 at Crowe's Mortuary. Interment will follow at Calvary Baptist Church. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the mortuary. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Calvary Baptist Church, 224 Chimney Rock Road, Rutherfordton or Norris Public Library, 132 N. Main Street, Rutherfordton, NC 28139. Online condolences at www.crowemortuary.com
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Emergency medical technicians rushed to a Morrisania apartment Friday afternoon, after they received an urgent 911 call that said three-year-old Crystal Sanchez was unconscious and in need of help.
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"She was with her stepfather," said Pastora Noe, a cousin of the victim's mother. "She was three years old. Her name is Crystal and she was sweet."
Family members say the little girl lived in the apartment with her stepfather, mother and two siblings.
"The father came out screaming," said one neighbor. "I was asking him what happened and he said his daughter died and then I tried to console him."
Family members say the child had been sick. But what caused this tragic and sudden turn will have to be determined by the medical examiner.
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GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., Feb. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Hell has officially frozen over - Hell, Michigan that is! Today, the gourmet burger expert will celebrate by warming up guests with a free cup of Red's Chili Chili™. For the first 100 guests who visit participating restaurants nationwide, it may be a cold day in Hell, but a fiery-fun-time at Red Robin!*
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"Last week, temperatures in Hell failed to rise above 32 degrees, so Hell has officially frozen over!" said Denny Marie Post, Red Robin's senior vice president and chief menu and marketing officer. "We're giving everyone in America an opportunity to try our delicious, freshly prepared chili. On its own or with one of our craveable burgers, Red's Chili Chili™ will warm up even the chilliest guest."
John Colone, mayor and owner of Hell, Mich., monitored temperatures and served as Red Robin's local weather expert.
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Lawyers Representing Midland Train Tragedy Victims To Conduct Own Investigation
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Updated: December 7, 2012
Four military veterans were killed and 17 other people were injured when the train crashed into a Smith Industries flatbed trailer being used as a Show of Support parade float, near the intersection of West Front Street and South Garfield Street around 4:35 PM on November 15th.
The parade float was carrying 12 veterans, their 12 wives and two escorts from the Doubletree by Hilton hotel to the Midland County Horseshoe Arena for the Show of Support banquet before tragedy struck.
Lawyers representing the victims -- including the Glasheen, Valles and Inderman L.L.P. firm and acclaimed attorney Bob Pottroff -- have sued Union Pacific and Smith Industries for negligence.
While the National Transportation Safety Board (N.T.S.B.) found that all warning systems and signals were working at the railroad crossing at the time of the crash, lawyers for the victims claim that Union Pacific failed to give a 30 second warning time.
TXDOT officials reportedly told lawyers for the victims that the Garfield Street railroad crossing necessitated a 30 second warning time, instead of the standard 20 second warning time.
The locomotive involved in the crash reportedly gave a 20 second warning.
Lawyers believe an additional 10 seconds of warning time would have saved lives in the incident.
Now, the Glasheen, Valles and Inderman L.L.P. firm has reached an agreement with Union Pacific to inspect the track and signal system at the site of the fatal crash.
The inspection will take place near the intersection of South Garfield Street and West Front Street in Midland on December 17th.
The firm will then inspect the locomotive involved in the crash -- as well as its horn -- in Fort Worth on December 18th.
The firm also reached an agreement with Smith Industries to look at the flatbed trailer and truck that the train hit on December 17th.


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