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I have been playing the drum set in various bands for over thirteen years. I have also been playing intermittently with the OKC Community Orchestra for the past five years. I have played in symphonic and jazz bands and a percussion ensemble. I have taught a percussion class as well as private lessons. I have been a full time music teacher in the OKC district. I have recorded in the studio also. Rocking on stage is my favorite activity! I can teach you how to be an integral part of a band and play along to your favorites. I enjoy bringing out the best in a student and teaching to his/her strengths. Let's run!
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I am a very easygoing and patient teacher. I fully understand that the drum set requires a high level of coordination, and I am mindful of this while working with students. I will begin with proper grip and stroke technique as well as the use of a metronome. I will teach the student to read rhythms and drum set notation. I know how to isolate difficult patterns, break them down into understandable parts, and reintegrate them into a piece. I like to use the music that a student enjoys to relate to the written music. I have found YouTube to be an indispensable tool for this, and my students have responded very well. I will work on snare drum technique as well, because it is the primary voice on the set, and the touch and nuance required to play it well relate to the set as well. I will tailor my instruction to suit the student's learning style and preferences. I want to make the learning fun, so I will help the student quickly gain the basic skills to play along with their favorite bands. This promotes musicality as well as solid time. It will also aid in transcription, which will come with development and is a valuable tool. I will use this in tandem with technique-building exercises to form a well rounded musician. I believe that a student should have a familiarity with his/her instrument, so we will also go over the anatomy and tuning of the set. Above all, music should be fun!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music room w/ drum set, hand drums, and seating for parents
*** Travel Equipment ***
I have a practice pad, snare drum, and sticks. If a student wishes to have drum set lessons in his/her home, that instrument should be there.
**Please note** I do have a drum set in my home.
*** Specialties ***
For the drum set, I am the most experienced in rock, country, and bluegrass styles. I am comfortable with both Stevens and Burton grips for mallet instruments.
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My greatest desire is that I will instill in each of my students the love I have for making music. I consider it to be the language of the heart, and nothing equals the moment you realize you are hearing your thoughts and feelings in the music you are playing. What a priceless gift to give yourself!
Perhaps you've decided to become a professional musician, or maybe you've decided to follow a dream you've had for a lifetime, to play piano for your own enjoyment---whatever your goal is, I can lead you there! It's NEVER too late to follow a dream!
I am a classically-trained pianist, and received music education in Paraguay, South America, and at Southwestern Assemblies of God University, Waxahachie, TX. I have also excelled at playing many styles by ear. I am fortunate to also love teaching, which allows me the incredible privilege of sharing my musical knowledge and my love for playing with anyone who wants to join me on this amazing journey.
I have 30 years of experience teaching piano--from numerous four-year-old to an eighty-six-year-old student. In addition to teaching students to play by note, I enjoy teaching students to play by ear. Together, we will explore many different types of music--Easy-listening, Country, Southern Gospel, Black Gospel, Blues, Latin, Contemporary, Classical, etc.
I am qualified to teach piano by note from beginner through early advanced (all ages); by ear, beginner through very advanced.
I also have experience teaching special needs students, students with physical handicaps, and students with physical limitations (Ex: Autism, delayed learning, ADD, ADHD, Multiple Sclerosis, arthritis, etc.), and feel that anyone can learn to play. We may need to slow the pace or change the technique, but I haven't found a child or an adult who couldn't learn to play piano, if they really have the desire to do so. In many cases, I've seen students who struggle in other areas of life excel in the area of music.
I have written more than 200 songs (mostly Gospel and some easy listening), with numerous ones having been recorded by various artists. Several have been arranged and published for church choirs.
Having lived in South America as a child, I am bilingual and qualified to give piano lessons in English or in Spanish.
I would be honored to share my knowledge and love of music with you. Give yourself a priceless gift that will last a lifetime!
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Our sessions will be laid back and comfortable, yet challenging. Humor will often find its way into our sessions. I am patient with my students, while helping them master new songs or techniques. I understand that every student learns in a way that is unique to them, and I will do my best to discover each student's learning method. I do not expect perfection, but I do strive for excellence. I believe every student should work to be the best pianist they can possibly be, while having fun doing so!
I believe it is important for students to have a strong foundation of learning to read notes--so much so, that I will not teach a young student to play by ear, who is is not willing to learn to play by note as well.
Adults who have never had piano lessons are encouraged to learn to play by note as well, and will be given the opportunity to learn to play by ear if they desire. Adults who have a good knowledge of reading music will truly enjoy learning to play many styles by ear, and learning how to improvise (adding extra elements to written music).
Each lesson will conclude with an assignment of songs given to work on throughout the week--usually 2-3 songs for 30-minute lessons, and 4-5 songs for an hour-long lesson. These will be the same songs we have worked on during the lesson time, so you will go home with the knowledge you need to master each song. Music theory sheets and technic exercises will also be included in the assignments.
Daily practice is strongly urged, in order for the student to progress. If a student doesn't practice, they won't progress. If they don't progress, they will become bored. It's a very short path from boredom to quitting. That's a tragedy that can very easily be avoided, by making a commitment to practice 5-6 days a week. The amount of recommended practice times varies according to age and level of skill.
Students will showcase what they have learned at a yearly recital, the second Saturday in December. I also encourage students to share their talent in community and school talent shows, at church, at family gatherings, and for friends. In just a few weeks you'll be playing songs that others will recognize!
Note: I do have cats in my home. Unfortunately, I do not have a way to block their access to the music studio. If you or your child has a problem with cat allergies, I can teach the lesson next door in our church.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lessons are taught in the front room on a studio piano. There is a couch for seating for parents who wish to stay and observe a lesson. The yearly piano recital is conducted at First Assembly of God (next door to the studio), and students will enjoy playing my 5'9" grand piano located in the church sanctuary.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I purchase the necessary books and lesson binder, and the student reimburses me. I provide weekly lesson sheets for the lesson binder. Every student needs to have a piano or keyboard, plenty of good lighting, and a reasonably quiet room.
*** Specialties ***
Classical, Country Gospel, Floyd Cramer Country, Black Gospel, Easy Listening, Easy Rock, Contemporary Christian, Latin, Pop. By note and by ear.
I started playing violin at the age of 10, and have known this was the profession for me ever since. I have a bachelor's degree in music performance from Butler University and am currently working on my master's at the University of Oklahoma. I've been teaching private lessons since I was 17, but really got serious about it in 2012. Teaching is my passion, and I love seeing my students grow musically.
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WASHINGTON - Metro will not be resuming service Tuesday morning because of Hurricane Sandy. MARC and Virginia Railway Express have announced that all service has been canceled for Tuesday.
Metro, MARC and VRE suspended all service Monday ahead of Sandy's arrival.
The Metrorail and Metrobus systems stopped running at its normal time Sunday night. Metro also canceled MetroAcess service until further notice.
Metro says service will be restored only when conditions are safe to do so, and the agency has had a chance to assess damage and weather conditions in the morning.
The last time Metro canceled service was during Hurricane Isabel in 2003.
MARC says it will update passengers on its website as the storm's progression changes.
The Maryland Transit Administration has canceled MTA commuter bus, Batlimore subway, light rail and mobility/paratransit service through Tuesday.
Other area transportation systems that are shut down:
- Montgomery County's Ride On has suspended service suspended through Tuesday.
- The Fairfax Connector bus service has been suspended through Tuesday.
- The D.C. Circulator will resume service at 2p.m. Tuesday.
- In Alexandria, the DASH bus and the King Street Trolley will not run through Tuesday.
- Prince William County's PRTC buses has been suspended through Tuesday.
- Charles County's VanGo transportation service has been suspended through Tuesday.
- The City of Fairfax's City CUE Bus service has been suspended through Tuesday.
- The Bus in Prince George's County is suspended until further notice.
- Arlington's ART bus service is suspended through Tuesday.
- The Loudoun County Commuter Bus system and the Tysons Express Bus services have been canceled for through Tuesday.
- Howard County's Connect-A-Ride is suspended through Tuesday.
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Allan Tanner, 88, salutes at the Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Grande Parade in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Monday. Tanner joined the merchant navy in 1939 at 14. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Survivors move past the damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban city, Leyte province, central Philippines on Monday. The typhoon-ravaged Philippine islands faced an unimaginably huge relief effort that had barely begun Monday, as bloated bodies lay uncollected and uncounted in the streets and survivors pleaded for food, water and medicine. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Skaters enjoy the new rink at Somerset House in central London on Monday. The ice rink, which has become an annual event in the last few years. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Protesters take part in an annual march Monday through central Warsaw city to mark the 95th anniversary of Poland's Independence Day in Warsaw. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Berna Brown visits the grave of her late husband, Robert E. Brown, who served in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, and passed away in 2011, at Fort Logan National Cemetery, in Denver, on Veterans Day. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Maj. L. Anderson, 88, of Washington, an original Tuskegee Airman, holds his Congressional Gold Medal after being presented with the medal in a ceremony Monday at the African American Civil War Museum in Washington. Two of the original Tuskegee Airmen joined District of Columbia leaders for a Veterans Day wreath-laying ceremony. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Vice Chair for Undergraduate Affairs of the Department of History, Sarah Abrevaya Stein received her A.B. from Brown University in 1993 and her doctorate from Stanford University in 1999. Her scholarship has ranged across the Yiddish and Ladino speaking diasporas and the British and French imperial, Russian, American, Ottoman and wider Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and North African settings, but is always engaged with the reasons for and manifestations of Jewish cultural diversity in the modern period. An elected member of the American Academy for Jewish Research, Stein is the author of Saharan Jews and the Fate of French Algeria (University of Chicago Press, 2014), Plumes: Ostrich Feathers, Jews, and a Lost World of Global Commerce (Yale University Press, 2008), winner of the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature, and Making Jews Modern: the Yiddish and Ladino Press in the Russian and Ottoman Empires (Indiana University Press, hardback 2004), winner of the Salo Wittmayer Baron Prize for Best First Book in Jewish Studies for 2003 and finalist for the Koret Jewish Book Award in 2004. Stein is the co-editor, with Julia Phillips Cohen, of Sephardi Lives: A Documentary History, 1700-1950 (Stanford University Press, 2014), and, with Aron Rodrigue, of A Jewish Voice from Ottoman Salonica: The Ladino Memoir of Sa'adi Besalel a-Levi (Stanford University Press, 2012).
Stein's most recent book, Saharan Jews and the Fate of French Algeria (University of Chicago Press, 2014), considers how, over a century of colonialism and decolonization in North Africa, a small community of Jews in the Algerian Sahara came to leave a profound imprint on the global imagination. During a turbulent time in North African and world history, Jews of Algeria's M'zab Valley were variously imagined as indigènes, as foreigners, as a lost tribe, as a "human isolate," as the only shtetl dwellers in a post-Holocaust world, as a cause célèbre, as pieds-noir, and as French citizens. This study reflects on how members of this community experienced and negotiated with these and other categories assigned to them by the French state and military, by social scientists, and by international Jewish philanthropies based in France, Israel, Britain, and the United States, and ruminates on how the notion of "marginality" comes to be invented and maintained.
With Julia Phillips Cohen (Vanderbilt University) and the support of a National Endowment for the Humanities Scholarly Editions and Translations Grant, Stein has also co-edited Sephardi Lives: A Documentary History, 1700-1950 (Stanford University Press, 2014). This documentary reader features over 150 original sources translated into English from fifteen languages, which were written over the course of two centuries by or about Sephardic Jews in the heartland of modern Judeo-Spanish culture (the Balkans, Palestine, and Turkey under Ottoman and post-Ottoman rule) and in crucial hubs of the Judeo-Spanish diaspora. Profs. Stein and Cohen describe the challenges and rewards associated with the production of Sephardi Lives on the Stanford University Press blog: "How Does One Invent a Canon" and "Plumbing 250 Years of Sephardi History."
Prof. Stein is now working on Misfits: Citizenship, Sephardi Jews and the First World War. This book explores Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Jewish encounters with evolving legal systems whose shaping accompanied the dismantling, persistence, and transformation of empires across the globe during the early twentieth century. This book pivots around the First World War, which initiated--for Ottoman-born Jews as well as for many other global citizens--the passport regime, mass migration, and various refugee crises. Selections of this study will be presented as The George L. Mosse Lectures at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in the autumn of 2014.
Stein is co-editor (with David Biale of UCD) of the distinguished Stanford University Press Series in Jewish History and Culture. She is incoming co-editor (with Tony Michels and Ken Moss) of Jewish Social Studies.
Selected Publications
Sephardi Lives: A Documentary History, 1700-1950 (Stanford University Press, 2014).
Saharan Jews and the Fate of French Algeria (University of Chicago Press, 2014).
Sephardi Lives: A Documentary History, 1700-1950, Julia Phillips Cohen and Sarah Abrevaya Stein, editors (Stanford University Press, 2014).
2012 A Jewish Voice from Ottoman Salonica: The Ladino Memoir of Sa'adi Besalel a-Levi, , Aron Rodrigue and Sarah Abrevaya Stein, co-editors, translation and glossary by Isaac Jerusalmi (Stanford University Press).
2008 Plumes: Ostrich Feathers, Jews, and a Lost World of Global Commerce (Yale University Press). 52nd Annual New England Book Show Winner, Winner of the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature. Paperback published 2010.
2004 Making Jews Modern: the Yiddish and Ladino Press in the Russian and Ottoman Empires , Indiana University Press. Winner of the Salo Wittmayer Baron Prize for Best First Book in Jewish Studies for 2003; Koret Jewish Book Award Finalist, 2004. Paperback published 2006.
Book-related web material
2012 Online companion to A Jewish Voice from Ottoman Salonica: the Ladino Memoir of Sa'adi Besalel a-Levi (Stanford University Press) featuring reproduction of original, soletreo [Ladino handwritten, cursive] memoir with cross-references to romanized Ladino transliteration and English-language translation.
Peer Reviewed Articles
Manuscript "Of black holes, dark matter, and buried troves: decolonization and the multi-sited archives of Algerian Jewish history."
Forthcoming, "Citizens of a Fictional Nation: Ottoman-born Jews in France during the First World War," Past & Present.
2014, "The Field of In Between," solicited contribution to roundtable forum, "Jewish identities in the Middle East, 1876-1956," International Journal of Middle East Studies 46/3.
2012 With Susan Slymovics, "Jews and Colonial Algeria," Journal of North African Studies 17/4.
2012 "Dividing south from north: French colonialism, Jews, and the Algerian Sahara," Journal of North African Studies 17/4 (online version, 25 September).
2011 "Protected Persons? The Baghdadi Jewish Diaspora, the British State, and the Creation of the Jewish Colonial," The American Historical Review (February). Winner, 2012 Walter D. Love Article Prize of the North American Conference of British Studies.
2010 With Julia Phillips Cohen, "Sephardic Scholarly Worlds: Toward a Novel Geography of Modern Jewish History." Jewish Quarterly Review 100:3 (Summer).
2009 "American Deaf Jewish culture in historical and trans-national context," American Jewish History 94/3, (September).
2008 "Sephardic Identities on the Margins of Europe: a response," Jewish Social Studies 15/1 (Fall).
2007 "'Falling into Feathers': Jews and the trans-Atlantic ostrich feather trade," The Journal of Modern History 79/4 (Winter): 772-812. Winner of the Higby Prize by the Modern European section of the American Historical Association, for best article in The Journal of Modern History, 2006-2008.
2007 "Mediterranean Jewries and Global Commerce in the modern period: on the trail of the Jewish feather trade," Jewish Social Studies 13.2 (Winter): 1-39.
2006 "Asymmetric Fates: Secular Yiddish and Ladino Culture in Comparison," Jewish Quarterly Review 96.4 (Fall), 498-509.
2005 "Advertisements in Ottoman Ladino Journals," Pe'amim, Studies in the Cultural
Heritage of Oriental Jewry 105-106 (Autumn 2005-Winter 2006), 57-82.
2005 "Modern Jews and the Imperial Imagination," AJS Perspectives (Fall, 2005), 14-16.
2002 "Introduction: Ladino in Print," Jewish History (Fall) 6/3, 225-233.
2002 "Faces of Revolution: Yiddish cartoons of the 1905 Revolution." Slavic Review, American Quarterly of Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies 61/4 (Winter), 732-761.
2000 "Creating a Taste for the News: Historicizing Judeo-Spanish Periodicals of the Ottoman Empire." Jewish Histor y, 14/1, 9-28.
1997 "Illustrating Chicago's Jewish Left: Todros Geller and the L. M. Shteyn Farlag," Jewish Social Studies 3/1, 74-110.
Book Chapters and other publications
Forthcoming "Dreyfus in the Sahara: Jews, trans-Saharan commerce, and southern Algeria under French colonial rule," French Mediterraneans: Transnational and Imperial Histories, eds., Patricia Lorcin and Todd Shepard (University of Nebraska Press).
Forthcoming "Jews and European Imperialism," Cambridge History of Judaism, c. 1815-c.2000, Vol. VIII, Tony Michels and Mitchell B. Hart, eds, Cambridge University Press.
2010 "Jews, Plumes, and Global Commerce in the Modern Period," The Economy in Jewish History: New Perspectives on the Interrelationship between Ethnicity and Economic Life, Gideon Reuveni, editor. Berghahn books.
2009 "Shameful news: Language politics and the first Judeo-Spanish daily of the Ottoman Empire," D. M. Bunis, Y. Bentolila & E. Hazan, editors, Languages and Literatures of Sephardi and Oriental Jews, Magnes Press, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2007 "Divining the Secular in the Russian Yiddish popular press," Mark D. Steinberg and Heather J. Coleman, editors, Sacred Stories: Religion and Spirituality in Modern Russia. Indiana University Press, 253-275.
2004 "Bastard Tongues: Jewish Languages and Cultures in the Russian and Ottoman Empires," Michael Geyer and Hartmut Lehmann, eds., Religion und Nation/Nation und Religion. Wallstein Verlag, 525-540.
2004 "The Permeable Boundaries of Ottoman Jewry." Joel Migdal, editor, Boundaries and Belonging: States and Societies in the Struggle to Shape Identities and Local Practices. Cambridge University Press, 49-70.
2002 "Sephardi and Middle Eastern Jewries since 1492." Martin Goodman et al., editor, The Oxford Handbook of Jewish Studies, Oxford University Press, 327-362.
2013- Series co-editor, Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture (with David Biale).
2013- Journal co-editor, Jewish Social Studies: History, Culture, and Society (with Tony Michels and Ken Moss).
Under review Roundtable forum for the American Historical Review co-organizer with Jordanna Bailkin, "The Archives of Decolonization."
2012 Guest co-editor with Susan Slymovics, "Jews and Colonial Algeria," Journal of North African Studies 17/5.
2002 Guest Editor, "Ladino in Print," Jewish History (Fall) 6/3.
Sarah Stein's research has been supported by two National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships and a National Endowment for the Humanities Scholarly Editions and Translations Grant, a Charles A. Ryskamp Fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies, by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Research, the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, and the Maurice Amado Foundation, among other sources. Her scholarship has been awarded the 2012 Walter D. Love Article Prize of the North American Conference of British Studies (for "Protected Persons?"), the 2008 Higby Prize by the Modern European section of the American Historical Association for Best Article in The Journal of Modern History (for "Falling into Feathers"), and the Salo Wittmayer Baron Prize for the Best First Book in Jewish Studies (2003, for Making Jews Modern). She is also co-winner of the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature (2010, for Plumes) and an elected member of the American Academy for Jewish Research.
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Perpignan stayed in the race for the Top 14 play-offs thanks to a hard-fought 26-19 win over Clermont on Friday.
The result is only Clermont's fourth loss in all competitions this season and allows Toulon to move seven points clear at the summit of the standings.
But the league leaders didn't have it all their own way on Friday either as they failed to pick up the expected bonus point against lowly Mont-de-Marsan.
In the capital, Stade Fran�ais also kept their play-off hopes alive with a big win over Grenoble.
Elsewhere, Montpellier climbed to fourth thanks to their win in Agen while Racing M�tro picked up valuable points away from home against Bordeaux-B�gles.
Bayonne 22-12 Castres - Match report here
Perpignan 26-19 Clermont
Agen 9-13 Montpellier
Bordeaux-B�gles 15-22 Racing M�tro
Stade Fran�ais 35-6 Grenoble
Toulon 15-9 Mont-de-Marsan
Toulouse 19-14 Biarritz - Match report here
USA Perpignan 26-19 ASM Clermont Auvergne
Stade Aim� Giral, Perpignan
A great result for USAP, who produced one of their best performances if the season to keep their play-off ambitions alive.
Clermont led 12-6 at the end of an intense first half thanks to the boot of Morgan Parra, as they dominated possession but couldn't unlock the Catalan defence.
The second half was a different story however and the hosts took the lead in a barnstorming ten minutes after the break highlighted by a try for lock Romain Taofifenua as the USAP pack rumbled over the line.
Clermont regained the lead around the hour mark when Julien Bardy scored at the back of a rolling maul but the visitors' discipline let them done in the final quarter, allowing James Hook, who finished with 18 points, to kick Perpignan to victory.
The scorers:
For Perpignan:
Try: Taofifenua
Pens: Hook 6
Drop: M�l�
For Clermont:
Try: Bardy
Con: Parra
Pens: Parra 4
Yellow card: Sivivatu
Perpignan: 15 Joffrey Michel, 14 Farid Sid, 13 David Marty, 12 Lifeimi Mafi, 11 Adrien Plante, 10 James Hook, 9 Florian Cazenave, 8 Luke Narraway, 7 Bertrand Guiry, 6 Alasdair Strokosch, 5 Romain Taofifenua, 4 Sebastien Vahaamahina, 3 Nicolas Mas, 2 Guilhem Guirado, 1 Sona Taumalolo,
Replacements: 16 Romain Terrain, 17 Sebastien Taofifenua, 18 Robins Tchale watchou, 19 Daniel Leo, 20 David M�l�, 21 Sione Piukala, 22 Richard Haughton, 23 Kisi Pulu
Clermont: 15 Jean Marcellin Buttin, 14 Sitiveni Sivivatu, 13 Regan King, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Aurelien Rougerie, 10 Brock James, 9 Morgan Parra, 8 Damien Chouly, 7 Alexandre Lapandry, 6 Gerhard Vosloo, 5 Loic Jacquet, 4 Julien Pierre, 3 Daniel Kotze, 2 Benjamin Kayser, 1 Vincent Debaty.
Replacements: 16 Benoit Cabello, 17 Thomas Domingo, 18 Nathan Hines, 19 Julien Bardy, 20 Ludovic Radosavljevic, 21 David Skrela, 22 Naipolioni Nalaga , 23 Adrien Oleon.
SU Agen 9-13 Montpellier H�rault Rugby
Stade Armandie, Agen
Montpellier were made to work very hard, but got the job done and leapfrogged Grenoble and Castres in the standings as a result.
Despite being reduced to 14 men after the sending off of full-back Ben Seymour for taking Fran�ois Trinh-Duc out in the air in the 20th minute, Agen put up a real fight and only trailed 7-6 at half time.
Montpellier should have put the game to bed in the second half but struggled at scrum time and were regularly penalised while on the attack.
The scorers:
For Agen:
Pens: Barnard 3
Rec card: Seymour
For Montpellier:
Try: Nagusa
Con: Bustos Moyano
Pens: Bustos Moyano 2
Yellow cards: De Marco, van Vuuren
Agen: 15 Ben Seymour, 14 Saimoni Vaka, 13 Vincent Roux, 12 Senio junior Pelesasa, 11 Nafitalai henry Tuitavake, 10 Conrad Barnard, 9 Mathieu Loree, 8 Opeti Fonua, 7 Marc Giraud, 6 Ueleni Fono, 5 Ross Skeate, 4 Lisiate Faaoso, 3 Gert Muller, 2 Jalil Narjissi, 1 Bernard N nomo,
Replacements: 16 Semisi Telefoni, 17 John Schwalger, 18 Esteban Lozada, 19 Remi Vaquin, 20 Alexi Bales, 21 Jean francois Coux, 22 Silvere Tian, 23 Viliamu Afatia
Montpellier: 15 Martin Bustos Moyano, 14 Timoci Nagusa, 13 Thomas Combezou, 12 Shontayne Hape, 11 Yoan Audrin, 10 Francois Trinh-Duc, 9 Julien Tomas, 8 Alex Tulou, 7 Mamuka Gorgodze, 6 Alexandre Bias, 5 Thibaut Privat, 4 Mickael De marco, 3 Maximiliano Bustos, 2 Agustin Creevy, 1 Mikheil Nariashvili.
Replacements: 16 Erasmus Jansen van vuuren, 17 Yvan Watremez, 18 Alikisio Fakate, 19 John Beattie, 20 Benoit Paillaugue, 21 Paul Bosch, 22 Benjamin Thiery, 23 Barry Faamausili.
Union Bordeaux-B�gles 15-22 Racing M�tro 92
Stade Andr� Moga, B�gles
Racing-M�tro keep their hopes of the knock-out rugby alive with an invaluable win on the road despite the absence of suspended leaders Dimitri Szarzewski and Fabrice Estebanez.
Bordeaux-B�gles led 9-6 at half time but conceded 13 unanswered points during the sin binning of captain Mathew Clarkin, with Racing centre Alexandre Dumoulin landing the killer blow just before the hour mark.
A losing bonus point for UBB leaves them level with Agen on the edge of the relegation zone.
The scorers:
For Bordeaux-B�gles:
Pens: Lopez 5
Yellow card: Clarkin
Red cards: Toetu
For Racing M�tro:
Try: Dumoulin
Con: Wisniewski
Pens: Wisniewski 4, Machenaud
Yellow cards: Dumoulin, Metz
Bordeaux-B�gles: 15 Bruce Reihana, 14 Metuisela Talebulamaijaina, 13 Julien Rey, 12 Andrew Mailei, 11 Felix Le bourhis, 10 Camille Lopez, 9 Heini Adams, 8 Justin Purll, 7 Matthew Clarkin, 6 Louis benoit Madaule, 5 Adam Jaulhac, 4 Cameron Treloar, 3 Silviu Florea, 2 Wayne Avei, 1 Laurent Delboulbes,
Replacements: 16 Hikairo Forbes, 17 Jefferson Poirot, 18 Francois Tisseau, 19 Gautier Gibouin, 20 Baptiste Serin, 21 Lachie Munro, 22 Rafael Carballo, 23 Albert Toetu
Racing M�tro:15 Juan Martin Hernandez, 14 Benjamin Fall, 13 Guillaume Bousses, 12 Alexandre Dumoulin, 11 Juan Imhoff, 10 Jonathan Wisniewski, 9 Maxime Machenaud, 8 Jacques Cronje, 7 Bernard Le roux, 6 Camille Gerondeau, 5 Manuel Carizza, 4 Francois Van der Merwe, 3 Luc Ducalcon, 2 Benjamin Noirot, 1 Julien Brugnaut.
Replacements: 16 Thomas Bianchin, 17 Eddy Ben Arous, 18 Jone Qovu, 19 Alvaro Galindo, 20 Henry Chavancy, 21 Olly Barkley, 22 Fabrice Metz, 23 Juan pablo Orlandi.
Stade Fran�ais Paris 36-6 FC Grenoble
Stade Charl�ty, Paris
A timely bonus-point win for Stade Fran�ais, who remain unbeaten at Stade Charl�ty this term.
Grenoble led 6-0 early on but it was one-way traffic their after as the Parisians scored two tries in each half.
The result sees stade move to within striking distance of the play-off berths, five points behind Grenoble.
The scorers:
For Stade Fran�ais:
Tries: Doumayrou, Sinzelle, Turinui, Williams
Cons: Dupuy 3
Pens: Dupuy 3
For Grenoble:
Pens: Pelissie 2
Yellow cards: Jaouher
Stade Fran�ais: 15 Hugo Bonneval, 14 Paul Williams, 13 Geoffrey Doumayrou, 12 Morgan Turinui, 11 Jeremy Sinzelle, 10 Paul Warwick, 9 Julien Dupuy, 8 David Lyons, 7 Antoine Burban, 6 Olivier Missoup, 5 Pascal Pape, 4 Alexandre Flanquart, 3 David Attoub, 2 Laurent Sempere, 1 Aled De malmanche,
Replacements: 16 Remi Bonfils, 17 Rabah Slimani, 18 Anton Van zyl, 19 Sergio Parisse, 20 Jerome Fillol, 21 Francis Fainifo, 22 Jerome Porical, 23 Stanley Wright
Grenoble: 15 Joaquin Tuculet, 14 Matthieu Nicolas, 13 Rida Jaouher, 12 Rudolf Coetzee, 11 Viliame Waqaseduadua, 10 Nicolas Laharrague, 9 Jonathan Pelissie, 8 Richard Sowerby, 7 Henry Vanderglas, 6 Jonathan Best, 5 Naude Beukes, 4 Benjamin Hand, 3 Dayna Edwards, 2 Anthony Hegarty, 1 Kenan Mutapcic.
Replacements: 16 Gregory Fabro, 17 Albertus Buckle, 18 Andrew Farley, 19 Florian Faure, 20 Fabien Alexandre, 21 Aloisio Butonidualevu, 22 Clement Darbo, 23 Feliuaki Taukeiaho.
Rugby Club Toulonnais 15-9 Stade Montois
Stade Felix Mayol, Toulon
After defeat to Racing in the Top 14 and Montpellier in the Heineken Cup, Toulon needed a good result to steady the ship, but this will not be considered a huge success.
A narrow win against the bottom side in the league - who also coughed up two yellow cards - is not what was expected as RCT flattered to deceive.
Toulon led 15-9 at half time but were unable to trouble the scorers after the break.
The scorers:
For Toulon:
Tries: Masoe, Palisson
Cons: Wilkinson
Pen: Wilkinson
For Mont-de-Marsan:
Pens: Arrayet 3
Yellow cards: Bost, Rabeni
Toulon: 15 Vincent Martin, 14 Rudolffe Wulf, 13 Mathieu Bastareaud, 12 Matt Giteau, 11 Alexis Palisson, 10 Jonny Wilkinson, 9 Frederic Michalak, 8 Chris Masoe, 7 Steffon Armitage, 6 Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, 5 Jocelino Suta, 4 Nicholas Kennedy, 3 Carl Hayman, 2 Jean Charles Orioli, 1 Gethin Jenkins,
Replacements: 16 Sebastien Bruno, 17 Andrew Sheridan, 18 Konstantine Mikautadze, 19 Pierrick Gunther, 20 Maxime Mermoz, 21 David Smith, 22 Nicolas Durand, 23 Levan Chilachava
Mont de Marsan: 15 Jean marc Mazzonetto, 14 Martin Jagr, 13 Jean baptiste Dubie, 12 Baptiste Chedal, 11 Julien Cabannes, 10 Bernard Arrayet, 9 Arnaud Pic, 8 Haisini Taulanga, 7 Vassili Bost, 6 Julien Tastet, 5 Berend Botha, 4 Wame Lewaravu, 3 Sebastien Ormaechea, 2 Ephraim Taukafa, 1 Alexandre Menini.
Replacements: 16 Joan Caudullo, 17 Pierre Correia, 18 Sebastian De chaves, 19 Philipus Liebenberg, 20 Simon Lucu, 21 Seru Rabeni, 22 Thibault Duvallet, 23 Tevita Mailau.


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Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:52 pm
Post subject: "formation of doom"
Paul, I am afraid I do not understand. How do shields affect the desirablity staying in formation?
I would think, off hand, that rotation to spread out damage might incline one to abandon formations more often. Please elaborate.
On formation variable: in a large enough battle, wings can attempt flanking manuevres, the Armada crescent may have some utility, but line abreast does seem best (although not easy on hexes, and thus the wedge).
Running out singularly does seem to be inviting destruction.
Formations allow concentration of fire, mutually supporting arcs of fire, and (although not represented in the rules) improved command control.
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I think in some other game based on Star Trek (it might have been Star Trek by FASA) the Klingons received some kind of shield bonus for staying in a wedge formation. It's been a long time since I saw that. I don't know if that's what he was referring to or not.
In FC there is really not much advantage to spreading out a formation. Why not just put the ships in stacks of 3 and move them identically together?
This is what makes FC and naval combat games vastly different from land combat games. In a land combat simulation there are limits on how many forces can effectively occupy the same area (hex) because of command and control reasons. In a space or naval combat simulation, such limitations are almost nonexistent, but especially with a space combat simulation. At least a naval simulation is limited to the surface of the ocean (aside from subs). In space, two ships could be in exactly the same position from one perspective and yet be above/below one another from another.
Star Fleet Battles has the explosion rule that makes players think twice about how close their ships are to each other. If one ship explodes it can do damage to others in the same hex or nearby hexes. Federation Commander does not have that rule. I guess that's why the rule limiting fire through one hexside to 3 ships in a single hex was imposed.
So, the use of formations is almost moot. Other than looking "neat" or "cool" as they approach, what is the advantage?
Let's suppose two players battle with 3 light cruisers apiece. One player stacks his into one hex and moves them identically every sub-pulse. They each have the same energy allocation, fire at the same time with the same weapons, the whole 9 yards.
The other player puts his 3 ships into a wedge formation (or inverted crescent or whatever other formation...the point is that they are in different hexes). As the ships approach, the stack will be able to inflict a triple alpha strike if they so desire or they can split their fire. The point is that they will be able to all fire at the same time with the same desired range and with the same firing arcs. If the stack is somehow able to get on one side of the wedge that it is battling against, they can concentrate all fire onto the closest ship of the formation. If the other 2 ships of the formation wish to fire during that same Off. Fire phase of that Impulse, they will have to take slightly longer ranged shots with decreased chances for success. The stack formation does not have that problem.
Another thought on this. In a meeting engagement such as above, it would be near suicide to use an inverted crescent formation against a stack. The stack would simply pick any one of the ships in formation to close with, blast it with a triple alpha strike rendering it either destroyed or crippled. If it chose a flanking ship in the formation to attack, the other two that would be left could only fire at the stacked ships at a facing shield totally different from the one that the flank ship fired at. This would dilute the fire of the 3 ships in the crescent formation.
It could be even worse if the stack charged straight ahead and alpha'ed the center ship of the crescent formation. Now the flanking ships would have to fire from opposite sides through two different shield facings diluting their firepower even further.
This is exactly why I do not care to play in fleet engagements with the only objective being to "control a sector of space." And if both sides decide to "stack 'em up" then what's the point? We might as well pull out a deck of cards or play dice or something like that. It all boils down to luck.
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Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 4:47 pm
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A lot depends upon the races that are fighting. With seeking weapons, there is a distinct advantage gained by not stacking up.
If you have a ships with plasma closing on an enemy ship, the stacked plasma ships shoot their plasma, and the enemy ship will turn tail and run. Chances of a hit are low (obviously depending upon launch point, etc.).
However, suppose you have two ships that are on each side of the enemy ship as they close. If they both launch plasma or drones at the ship, your chances of a hit are much higher. If the ship turns away from one weapon, he is turning into the other. So either he turns towards one, increasing the chances of a hit, or he has to HET to get out of the situation.
Further, by splitting your forces slightly, he cannot implement an ideal attack approach for all your ships. He has to choose one or the other, and you may very well be able to extricate that ship using any dirty underhanded tricks you have up your sleeve. It might also open up attacks for your other ships. For example, if he turns towards your left ship, your right ship might be able to get in behind him and stay on his six, etc. However, that depends on the exact nature of the battle.
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