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A zesty one-pot shrimp and pasta dish is complete after tossing with capers, basil, olive oil, and lemon juice. Serve with focaccia or crusty baguette.
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Bring 3 quarts water to a boil in a Dutch oven. Add pasta; cook 8 minutes. Add shrimp to pan; cook 3 minutes or until shrimp are done and pasta is al dente. Drain. Place pasta mixture in a large bowl. Stir in basil and next 4 ingredients (through salt). Place 1/2 cup spinach on each of 4 plates; top each serving with 1 1/2 cups pasta mixture.
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A bigger person would not tell on her mom, but I'm a reporter and a blogger and therefore lower than a slug. Mom knows I'm lower than a slug. So, here goes. The other day Mom was washing windows. Since she couldn't reach the tippy-top, she climbed up on a bench. Then she fell backwards. […]
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Christmas shopping and other nightmares
Raise your hand if you're having nightmares about Christmas shopping. Me, I dreamed Mason drove me to work Dec. 24, I was barefoot and in my old, red nightgown, and I hadn't bought any presents for anybody. I'll call that particularly ugly scene, "Unprepared." Here's the weird thing. I have been shopping. I'm actually ahead […]
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The other day a friend was worrying about her elderly mom. Some days the older woman is her regular, quirky self. Other days, not so much. Is it time, my friend wondered, for her mom to move out of the house she's lived in for 40-odd years and into an assisted living facility? Just for […]
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They're ba-aack! Just in time for the run-off election Saturday, Dec. 12, the astute and articulate moms of the Houston mayoral candidates are coming back to town to campaign for their children. First up is Jean Birmingham, mother of Gene Locke. She's 80, lives in Marshall, Texas and knows her way around the political block. […]
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WACO - Texas A&M men opened their cross country season with a successful title defense as they defeated the host Bears by one point, 37-38, to claim top honors at the Baylor Twilight. Even with the race beginning in the evening, the temperature was still in the high 90s with a heat index still over 100.
Colin Slattery led the Aggie effort, placing second over the 6,000-meter course at the Heart of Texas Soccer Complex with a time of 18:54.3. Tye Doty of Tarleton State won the race in 18:51.4. Another pair of A&M runners placed in the top 10 as Dylan Williams finished fourth in 19:08.1 with Jake Roberts seventh in 19:12.2.
"It was a solid start," said Texas A&M assistant coach Wendel McRaven. "I'm really pleased with Colin, Dylan and Jake for finishing in the top 10. I thought they all ran really well. Jake Hervey was right there with them until he fell in 40 meters of the race. I think there are some guys in that group who are making a push to contend for a top seven spot on the team.
"This was one of the hottest meets I've ever coached in. So, given the heat and humidity, I thought both squads fared well to open the season."
The Aggie women finished third with 75 points as Baylor won with 38 points while SMU placed second with 53. Sophie Blake and Amanda Jenkins led A&M's effort with a pair of top 10 finishes. Blake covered the 4,000-meter course in 14:06.9 to place eighth while Jenkins clocked 14:11.3 for 10th place.
"I was really pleased with how Sophie stuck her nose in there with a competitive field and the progress Amanda Jenkins has made," noted McRaven. "Those are a pair of runners who weren't in our top seven a year ago and now are making a legitimate push to be in the conversation."
Bobby Zeller paced the next set of Aggies to finish in the men's race, placing 11th in 19:27.3 with Weston O'Donnell 13th in 19:39.2. O'Donnell finished ahead of the fifth Baylor runner by 0.4 of a second to secure the Aggie team victory. Also competing for A&M were Micah Dettmer, who finished 23rd (20:00.8), with Jake Hervey placing 24th (20:06.5) and James Welin in 32nd (20:37.3).
Rounding out the A&M women's scoring five were Shawn Dalglish in 15th place at 14:27.9, Hillary Montgomery in 16th place with a 14:31.1, and Grace Fletcher running 15:10.7 to place 26th. In her debut with the Aggies, freshman Laura Craig ran 15:11.5 to finish 27th.
Other members of the A&M women's squad included Caitlin Gilmore (30th - 15:17.7), Julie Blanco (35th - 15:20.1), Margo Lyons (39th - 15:24.9), Heather Sterling (41st - 15:30.8), Kate Mohr (49th - 15:45.4), Johanna Galloway (50th - 15:50.6), and Alex Perouty (68th - 16:33.1).
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Women: 1. Baylor 38; 2. SMU 53; 3. Texas A&M 75; 4. TCU 78; 5. Dallas Baptist 124; 6. Texas State 167; 7. Tarleton State 193; 8. Angelo State 197.


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GREAT. EXACTLY as described.
has RMS output of 150watts. some websites get confused and dont say this, but call them yourself and you will find out this is true. Only word of advise: mouting straps are low budget, and to make it a really snug fit you would need better straps.
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This is installed into a 100 series Landcruiser in the rear cargo area.I have this connected to a JL 6 channel amplifier bridged from two channels. It is not the kind of sub if all you want to hear is loud distorted bass. IE not really for R&B, Rap, Dance etc. It sits well in the mix of most other music filling out the bottom end without dominating the sound. I listen to rock, metal, jazz etc and I am pleased with the results. It can be positioned for bass loading to increase or reduce the volume level.
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The bitter split between the conservative and progressive wings of the Republican Party in 1912 threatened the 30-year friendship of Henry Cabot Lodge and Theodore Roosevelt. Stephen T. Riley Librarian Peter Drummey will explain how the two struggled to remain friends during a divisive political campaigns, and how their close bond was saved, at least in part, by a failed assassination attempt just before the election.


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If you had a dime for every tweet that expressed concern for Larry Fitzgerald's career over the last month or so, a lot of your financial concerns would be alleviated.
Fitzgerald, who earlier this season became the youngest player ever to reach the 700-reception plateau, has been conspicuously absent from the stat sheet during the Arizona Cardinals' nine-game losing streak.
The six-time Pro Bowler has seen his production fall victim to Arizona's shoddy quarterback play. Fitzgerald has caught just six passes for 67 yards over the last four weeks, despite being the targeted receiver on 37 passes over that time span. The continued struggles to get him the ball have taken their toll on the receiver.
"Certain days, I'm up, some days, I'm down," Fitzgerald said Thursday. "I'm human, I have my ups and downs but I try my best to be a professional every day in coming here to work and give my best."
During his career, Fitzgerald has had 67 games (including playoffs) where he's caught at least six passes for 67 yards, so it must be difficult to accept the fact that there is such difficulty for Cardinal quarterbacks to find him and get the ball in his hands. But the seasoned veteran is doing his best to stay focused and positive.
"It would be easy to hang your head and be disappointed but as a teammate, you can't do that," he said. "You've got to continue to keep practicing and working hard and trying to improve. So that's my mindset every day.
"I never feel sorry for myself. It is what it is. I can only control what I can control and that's my effort every single day."
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Australia shows US how not to export gas
PUBLISHED: 30 Jul 2014 00:05:00 | UPDATED: 31 Jul 2014 05:04:11PUBLISHED: 30 Jul 2014 PRINT EDITION: 30 Jul 2014The debate on whether the US should lift restrictions on gas exports is drawing in big Australian names. Photo: Bloomberg
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Australia is setting an example to the United States Congress: how not to open up an energy market. Manufacturing companies and their lobbyists are briefing legislators on Capitol Hill that Australia's natural gas prices have tripled because of the extra demand from overseas buyers.
Congressional Republicans introduced legislation last week that would loosen the United States' historic restrictions on gas sales overseas. The idea is for the US to supply more gas to allies in Europe who are beholden to Russia for energy.
The debate on whether the US should lift restrictions on gas exports is drawing in big Australian names.
BHP Billiton, the biggest foreign investor in the US shale gas sector, is pitted against Dow Chemical chief executive and US-based Australian Andrew Liveris and Melbourne-headquartered chemical producer Incitec Pivot, which is building a manufacturing plant in the southern United States.
The Australian players, including pro-export BHP chief executive Andrew Mackenzie, have pitched their arguments to key decision makers in Washington.
US Democrats who want to maintain preferential access to cheap gas for local manufacturers are citing Australia as an example of how not to do policy. Industrial Energy Consumers of America president Paul Cicio said Australia's experience was influencing the US political debate.
"We think what happened in Australia should clearly send a cautionary note to Congress and policymakers in the United States," Mr Cicio said.
Dow, Alcoa and Incitec Pivot are among the group's members.
A report by Australia's Deloitte Access Economics was sent last week to all 535 members of Congress by the Industrial Energy Consumers organisation. It asserted rising gas prices in Australia would diminish manufacturing output by $118 billion over the next seven years and cost 14,600 manufacturing jobs.
US senator Tammy Baldwin expressed concern the US would follow Australia's gas export policy. She tabled an report by the Industrial Energy Consumers group with the US Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
"Australia has been exporting for a while but domestic prices have tripled and they are projecting even greater increases in prices," Senator Baldwin told the committee last month.
Gas shortages and price spikes
The chief executive of Incitec Pivot, James Fazzino, visited Capitol Hill in Washington this month. He spoke to a White House energy adviser and met senators Mike Lee and David Vitter, and staff of the chair of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Mary Landrieu.
Ms Landrieu is a Democrat from oil and gas-rich Louisiana and supports increasing exports. She faces a tight election for her Senate seat this November.
Mr Fazzino told legislators Incitec Pivot chose to develop an ammonia plant in the US state of Louisiana rather than Australia because of its business-friendly regulation and access to cheap and copious amounts of domestic gas.
"James contended that had Australian legislators six or seven years ago anticipated the position we are now facing, they would have acted with more prudence before allowing exports greater than the amount of gas to be brought on-steam, which has created gas shortages and price spikes," Mr Fazzino's spokesman said.
"The USA has the opportunity to act with forethought and caution to ensure that the shale gas explosion creates a vibrant gas export industry but not at the expense of energy independence and the hundreds of thousands of jobs coming from the revitalisation of manufacturing."
The development of shale gas in the US, whereby sophisticated drilling has delivered a flood of new gas onto the market, has revitalised American manufacturing.
Energy-intensive manufacturing sectors including chemicals, nitrogen fertiliser, cement, glass, plastics, steel and food processing are paying low gas prices of around $US4 a gigajoule.
In Australia, wholesale prices have nearly tripled from about $3 a gigajoule to about $8 a gigajoule and could rise as high as $10 to $12 a gigajoule, according to Citigroup.
Mr Mackenzie dismissed manufacturers' claims that Australia's higher gas prices proved an open export policy had pushed up prices for Australians.
"As the largest consumer of gas in Western Australia, as well as a major producer, we know that the price difference is due to the higher cost of offshore production compared to shale – not exports," he said in a speech in March in Washington.
"An open market has enabled the development of Australia's reserves, made it one of the world's leading gas exporters and bolstered the economy."
BHP has invested $US20 billion in US shale oil and gas. A broader export approval would deepen the market and boost earnings. Currently, US gas producers are permitted to export their product in limited circumstances to countries which have signed a trade agreement with the US.
The US Department of Energy has given final approval to one export terminal, Sabine Pass, on the Texas-Louisiana border.
Seven other projects have received conditional approval and still need to pass an environmental assessment.
Dow's Mr Liveris is considered an influential player in the gas export debate. He is co-chairman of US President Barack Obama's advanced manufacturing partnership and chairman of the US Business Council. Dow and Incitec Pivot do not outright oppose the export of gas but argue it should be done in a controlled manner and not too quickly.
BHP argues for looser restrictions
BHP's Mr Mackenzie, who is chair of the government's B20 trade taskforce, is encouraging the US to loosen its restrictions on oil and gas trade.
"The country will gain more jobs at home and US customers will continue to enjoy lower prices than nations that import," he said in March.
Australia will be the world's No. 1 LNG exporter by 2017, surpassing Qatar. The US is on track to hit the top three and challenge as market leader by 2020 if there is an accommodative policy.
As BHP invests heavily in the US, American energy giants Chevron and ConocoPhillips, as well as UK's BG Group, are building huge LNG export facilities in Western Australia and Queensland.
LNG exports from Australia to Asia are due to begin this year, while the US is set to ship overseas to FTA countries in 2016.
A report by consultant Eurasia Group says the competitive threat from US LNG projects will "undercut rival projects in countries such as Australia".
"The competitiveness of US LNG will test the prospects for non-Henry hub-priced, higher-cost and slower-moving projects in other jurisdictions, especially in Australia," Eurasia senior energy analyst Leslie Palti-Guzman said.
The other issue influencing the gas export debate is geopolitics. Russia's aggression against Ukraine has been jumped on by pro-export Republicans.
Russia supplies about one-third of Europe's energy, making the continent beholden to Moscow and less willing to impose tougher sanctions against Russia. Republicans have argued approving gas exports to Europe would weaken Russian President Vladimir Putin's power over Europe.
Experts say it would take years for US gas to be shipped to Europe because of the need for regulatory approvals and the construction of import terminals.
The Australian Financial Review
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People | James Fazzino, Andrew Mackenzie, Barack Obama |
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In short NO it doesn't have the Genie recommends list on the other HD DVRs.
Its still the list of 8 under the " MY Directv " of whats currently on.
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2. Bring to a boil, cover, and simmer 15 minutes (or until potatoes are tender).
3. Cut kielbasa into small circle or half moon pieces. Cook in medium frying pan on medium heat with olive oil while potatoes simmer.
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So, I found this BOM quilt on the Jinny Beyer website. I started collecting the block instructions each month thinking that I would wait until the first of the year and after the Christmas rush would just whip this one out. I wanted to use the Stack'n Whack idea and translate it to the compass points and/or the background. Wellllll, that has proven to be a challenge. I just should have bought the fabric and followed the colorway. I have decided that I am dense or something, but this has proven to be my most trying adventure. I have stumbled, mumbled, ripped, re-sewn, re-ripped, rested, pondered, and a few other things along the way. I have pp'd, traditional pieced, hand sewn, machine stitched, appliqued, anything to tame the tiger. Thought I would share as I don't want to start the next block and am looking for any excuse. This may be the last one of these I attempt. So, tada, here is the WIP: This first one is my second attempt to use stack'n whack. Thought it was too overwhelming, but doesn't look bad in the whole scheme.
The next one is the first compass block and it didn't seem too bad.
The next one is the first attempt to use the stack'n whack for the background. Center is appliqued.
The next one used handsewing around the center. Tricky little fellows and I used the stack'n whack for the main points. The top of the one pattern of the alternating blocks is shown.
The 76 piecer block. Can see why this wasn't the first one and that the next one was months away. Whew, did I have a bulge in the center of this one to iron out.
Fussy cut two different fabrics for this one. More hand sewing. I am the sew with a machine type so I can get on to the next one. I am learning patience.
How they look with the alternating blocks.
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Mall massacre racks Kenya
Gunmen strike high-end mall; at least 39 dead, dozens injured
NAIROBI, Kenya -- Gunmen stormed a popular high-end shopping mall in the Kenyan capital Saturday afternoon, lobbing grenades and firing weapons in an attack that left at least 39 people dead and more than 150 injured, Kenyan officials said.
As of early Sunday, more than 12 hours after the initial assault, the attackers, strapped with grenades and wielding machine guns and AK-47 rifles, remained holed up with scores of hostages in a supermarket within the Westgate Premier Shopping Mall, exchanging gunfire with Kenyan police and soldiers.
Al-Shabab, a Somali militia linked to al-Qaida, asserted responsibility for the assault in numerous tweets using its official Twitter handle, @HSM_Press. The militia said it was retaliating for Kenya sending troops to fight in neighbouring Somalia, where it remains a key military actor. "For long we have waged war against the Kenyans in our land, now it's time to shift the battleground and take the war to their land," the militia said in one tweet.
The dead and injured included young and old, Kenyans and foreigners, according to witnesses and a U.S. State Department official familiar with the situation, who was not authorized to speak publicly. No Americans were believed to be among the dead, the official said, but at least three were injured.
Several children were reported killed or injured.
Annamaria Watrin, an American aid worker from Minnesota, said a friend and his 13-year-old daughter had gone to the mall for a birthday party. "As they went to park their car, she saw five gunmen pop out. They shot her dad. He died," Watrin said. The girl was injured. Watrin said the girl spent a couple of hours huddled in the car before Kenyan security agents could evacuate her into an ambulance.
The assault was the deadliest terrorist attack in this East Africa nation since al-Qaida operatives staged twin bombings of the U.S. embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, in 1998, killing more than 200 people in Kenya alone. Al-Shabab has staged numerous smaller attacks in the country since the government sent troops to Somalia in October 2011 to fight the militia. Most of those assaults targeted bus stations and churches, but never areas frequented by westerners or wealthy Kenyans. The tourism industry is Kenya's second-largest source of foreign exchange, and dozens of western aid agencies and businesses are based in the country.
Now, Saturday's attack has appeared to usher in a new war on its soil for Kenya, long a bulwark of stability in the region and a key U.S. ally in fight against terrorism.
The militia also orchestrated twin bombings in Kampala, Uganda, during the World Cup in July 2010, killing more than 70 people. That attack, the militia said, was in retaliation for the participation of Ugandan soldiers in an African force sent to protect Somalia's government.
In a nationally televised address, President Uhuru Kenyatta vowed to hunt down the perpetrators.
"We have overcome terrorist attacks before. We will defeat them again," Kenyatta said, adding some of his close relatives were among the dead.
The scene at the mall Saturday afternoon was chaotic.
"We have taken so many to the hospital," said Zulekha Khalid, a Kenyan Red Cross worker taking cover behind a police truck as a barrage of bullets was fired from the direction of the mall.
The Kenyan Red Cross said at least 30 people were dead and more than 60 were injured in the attack but expected the tolls to rise. Kenyatta said the death toll had reached 39 with more than 150 injured.
The presidential office said in a tweet a wounded attacker had been taken into custody and was hospitalized but died of his injuries. Police had earlier characterized the assault as a robbery gone wrong, but senior Kenyan officials later said it was likely a terrorist attack.
Some witnesses and security officials said the assailants, dressed in dark clothes, numbered no more than five, while others said there were as many 10 or 15. Witnesses said one was a woman who wore a hijab, attire favoured by conservative Muslim women.
According to several accounts, including one relayed to a Washington Post reporter, the attackers had ordered Muslims to leave the premises in an apparent attempt to target non-Muslims.
By early evening, the attackers were on an upper floor of the mall, holding hostages, according to police officials and security officers at the scene. Scores of people remained inside, huddling in stores, banks, even closets. Outside, their relatives frantically sent them text messages, comforting them as best as they could.
Earlier, many had filtered out with the help of security personnel, their faces revealing the anguish of their ordeal. Some collapsed on the asphalt, while others had to be carried out, covered in blood from bullet wounds. Ambulances waited outside to ferry the wounded to hospitals.
Outside the mall entrance, two bodies lay on the ground, next to cars peppered with bullet holes.
Christopher Wamalwa, a member of Kenya's parliament, said: "My wife and two kids are inside. They are locked inside a store, and gunmen are shooting around them." Wamalwa said he had spoken with his wife by cellphone.
Matthew Den Dulk said his wife was hiding in one of the banks in the mall.
"My wife told me there's a large group of people armed to the teeth with grenades and AK-47s," Den Dulk said.
In Washington, the State Department issued a statement condemning what it called "a senseless act of violence" and saying it had received reports of American citizens injured in the attack.
Many middle-class Kenyans and expatriates have long voiced concern about a possible attack on Westgate and other upscale shopping centres and restaurants in Nairobi. Guards at the malls check vehicles for explosives and use hand-held metal scans on shoppers, but they are mostly unarmed, incapable of responding to a heavily armed attack.
Al-Shabab said in tweets that "what Kenyans are witnessing at Westgate is retributive justice for crimes committed by their military."
The militia said it was in contact with the assailants inside the mall and ruled out negotiations for the release of the hostages.
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And these guys can issue European arrest warrants??
Let me guess, British?
Don't be so sure.
It was the UK that contributed most to designing & lobbying for the European arrest warrants - it's one of the parts of the EU that both Conservatives and Labour want to protect (the UK makes more use of European arrest warrants than any other country; British crooks have a habit of running away to France & Spain before they can be identified or charged).
Most British eurosceptics would want to retain the European arrest warrant somehow, even those wanting the UK to exit (no idea how they mean to work that one out...).
I understand your arguments but are you sure about that? Because I know the UK is opting out of the European Arrest Warrant.
"In a bid to renegotiate British membership of the EU and seize back powers, the Conservative led government has confirmed that the UK will opt out of 130 pieces of EU justice and home affairs legislation, including the European arrest warrant, reports The Times"
Or this
The EU Arrest Warrant serves Britain badly
That's surprising to read. But no - the UK government is not planning to opt out of the arrest warrant (as far as I'm aware).
The right of the party has been banging on about repatriating powers, and Cameron has given a couple of concessions in rhetoric. But there has been no change in policy.
Essentially, the gutter press (of which the Telegraph is a proud member) are wrong on most things. The article here is full of factual inaccuracies (lies?). European press and bloggers often make the mistake of thinking that there is any truth or understanding contained in the trash press, or that comment there somehow reflects public opinion. It doesn't - it just shapes the opinion of the small minority (generally, the least educated and the oldest) of people still buying newspapers.
You should never believe this kind of thing unless you've heard it from a credible source (i.e. a government minister, senior civil servant, official public data or a policy statement).
If you want to live in the real world rather than the sensationalist & bias-chasing press world, get a Twitter account, follow the right people, and pursue their (real time) tweets on the more interesting policy changes & new data (with links to original sources).
If everyone does this and journalists are shot, we would avoid the de-education, vendettas, witch hunts, media trials, abhorrent sensationalism all the associated guff.
As soon as one stops reading The Guardian, he can discover many more surprises. Welcome to reality.
I'd rank the Guardian alongside the BBC as better than most, but with frequent group-think biases and general failure to report on many of the things that matter most.
Financial Times & the Economist do a little better (in breadth of reporting, in ensuring factual accuracy, in not pandering to the base emotions of readers, etc), but still suffer from a bit of group think and fall into some silly holes (e.g. the euro breakup nonsense - never credible for a moment).


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Super League: Rugby Football League bans shoulder charge
The shoulder charge tackle has been banned from Super League.
The Australian Rugby League Commission outlawed the tackle at the end of last year while New Zealand already had a ban in place for domestic competition.
The Rugby Football League decided to keep it until a full consultation process had been undertaken but their hand was forced after the International Federation extended a worldwide ban.
The ban starts with Friday's World Club Challenge in Leeds.
Super League's controversial tackle
In February Salford half-back Theo Fages was knocked out by a charge from Catalan Dragons prop Julian Bousquet, resulting in a four match ban, while Castleford half-back Rangi Chase was banned for two games for his strike on Leeds' Zak Hardaker.
The RFL, which was outvoted by its southern hemisphere counterparts, could have delayed changing the rule for their domestic competitions until the end of the season but decided, for the sake of uniformity, to introduce the ban in Super League and the Championships from this weekend.
"We understand that the shoulder charge is popular with many people in rugby league but we also have a duty to manage the welfare and safety of players involved in the game at all levels," said RFL laws committee secretary Blake Solly.
"We have contributed to the RLIF's discussions about the shoulder charge and, whilst we believed the challenge should not be banned, we consider that the RLIF board have followed the correct process and allowed each member nation to provide a view on the law change.
"It is right that the RLIF should have ultimate control over issues such as this, and we remain committed to standardising the laws of the game across all nations and competitions."
There have been several high profile incidents already during the 2013 Super League season.
Salford half-back Theo Fages was knocked out by a charge from Catalan Dragons prop Julian Bousquet, resulting in a four match ban, while Castleford half-back Rangi Chase was banned for two games for his strike on Leeds' Zak Hardaker.
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Comment number 49.
22nd February 2013 - 16:23You can shoulder charge and come off worse so its just a dangerous for the person who does it. Looks like we will be watching bulltag before we know it. The only good thing the league have brought in was lifting and dumping the player head first into the ground, this is alot more dagerous.Why haven't we banned leading in with the forearm which is far,far more dangerous than shoulder charging.
Comment number 48.
21st February 2013 - 23:49About time, I had some mug at an amateur side and all he wanted to do was shoulder charge people, I am a qualified level 2 coach and there is no place for shoulder charges. On a technical point if you miss the 'shoulder charge' you won't even affect the opposing players momentum so it is clearly pointless and puts the 'charger' out of the game. Tackle properly and get on with the game.
Comment number 47.
21st February 2013 - 19:00I've always thought of rugby as competitive rather than combatative. The objective is to beat your opponents by stopping them from progressing, while progressing yourselves, not to batter and cripple them into submission. The opponent is stopped from progressing by being held in the tackle. How does a shoulder charge achieve that? So where is the role of the shoulder charge in rugby?
Comment number 46.
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21st February 2013 - 18:40This is a sign of the times...safety. Whilst I love the ol' fashioned shoulder charge, I don't think it's demise will detract too much from the game. Rugby League is still a tough game played by tough men.
Comment number 45.
21st February 2013 - 17:53It's a farce that they have banned it. For the spectators we go to games looking for big hits it gets the crowd going gets both teams going. Yes, they can be dangerous at times but the shoulder charge should still be allowed. More often then not the player on the receiving end just hops back up completely fine. Poor decision from the Super League, if the Aussies do it we have to. Ridiculous.
Comment number 44.
21st February 2013 - 13:48It's the outside of the shoulder barge that's been banned, you can still hit with the top of your shoulder as long as your arm has the chance to wrap around the attacker. It's the right move IMO, as it will stop the Sam Thaiday style third man/woman in barge, on a fairly defenceless player.
Comment number 43.
21st February 2013 - 12:12That's a good point, even when the shoulder tackle is used correctly it still has the potential to do serious damage. Two come to mind, Ryan Bailey's on Fasaavalu a few years ago - from a tap penalty no less - and Jason Kidwell's on Willie Mason.
Both available on Youtube 'Northern1964'. -
Comment number 42.
21st February 2013 - 11:57Quite right,it has always been a very dangerous tackle and should have gone years ago. With the speed and size of today's player it was a matter of time before someone got seriously injured.As in RU all tackles should involve the use of the arms,there will still be big hits no need to worry about that!
Comment number 41.
21st February 2013 - 11:50I totally agree with the ban but in reality it already existed. Anybody who saw the pictures of the Chase tackle on Hardaker will know that Hardaker's leg buckled, causing his head to be at the same height as Chase's shoulder. The tackle was completely legal, yet very dangerous, so you may as well ban the tackle itself in the interests of safety.
Comment number 40.
21st February 2013 - 11:45Right decision IMO, some of these are really dangerous as the recent events have shown.
Comment number 39.
21st February 2013 - 11:40There will still be big hits, just in a different way. I never thought shoulder charges were proper tackling anyway and can see why it's been banned.
On a side note - more people have been seriously injured in scrums than there will ever be by shoulder charges. -
Comment number 38.
21st February 2013 - 11:03I'm a union fan, but still watch a fair bit of league.
Each has their pros and cons. One of the pros is tackling, 2 players charging upright at each other is something that separates league from union, and I'm sad that its been taken away. Without that element of physicality, the game may appear more monotonous now, but would tacklers try and hit hard and low more often, freeing up an offload? -
Comment number 37.
21st February 2013 - 10:35If they're taking something out of the game by banning the shoulder charge, how about putting something back in like proper feeds in the scrum, or allowing a player to play the ball to himself in the tackle if there is no marker?
Comment number 36.
21st February 2013 - 10:14I don't know if 'Northern1964' has noticed but Rugby League is still quite a physical game.
Faster surfaces and more developed players mean it has to be the right decision - any boxer will tell you the punch that knocks you and runs the risk of causing serious injury is the one you don't see coming. -
Comment number 35.
21st February 2013 - 9:25Does the ban extend to penalising the ball carrier if they lead into a tackler with the shoulder?
Comment number 34.
21st February 2013 - 9:04The players have changed body types. As an Aussie I grew up loving the hits in the state of origin but if you look at the blokes now they can do so serious damage. Blokes in the old days are half the size they are now and the human head and brain are the same. A very serious injury was just around the corner.
Comment number 33.
21st February 2013 - 8:11I heard the shoulder charge has been banned before Labour get the chance to tax it!
Comment number 32.
21st February 2013 - 7:3199% of all good tackling comes with shoulder contact first. The difference is if you have to use your arms then it puts the tackler's body front on instead of side on. A side on shoulder charge is dangerous and should be banned.
However it will still be prevalent for a while as RL players, in the heat of battle, may regress to previous ways. I see a raft of citings on the horizon. -
Comment number 31.
Khaled Mahmood
21st February 2013 - 7:16This is a good decision innit? Mis time a shoulder charge by a split second and it's unconscious city. I reckon a death was round the corner. Big shout out to the super league for acting quickly and decisively
Comment number 30.
21st February 2013 - 2:04The South sea island players are
for the most part terrific guys,
but the way they play the game
& the way they hit ie shoulder
charge is frightening , it has got
to be dangerous if the shoulder
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18 He also made two rows of pomegranates that encircled the latticework to decorate the capitals over the pillars. | 18 He made pomegranates in two rows encircling each network to decorate the capitals on top of the pillars. He did the same for each capital. |
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27 Huram also made ten bronze water carts, each 6 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 4 1/2 feet tall. | 27 He also made ten movable stands of bronze; each was four cubits long, four wide and three high. |
28 They were constructed with side panels braced with crossbars. | 28 This is how the stands were made: They had side panels attached to uprights. |
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First-time novelist Gardner reinvents the Pied Piper story, imbuing it with plenty of charm. Storm lives with her parents, absent-minded dreamers who "had simply used up all their love on each other and had none left to spare for her." Older sister Aurora is the de facto head of the house and they are soon joined by baby sister Any (short for Anything). On her deathbed, Storm's mother gives her a tin pipe, with an admonition to "use it wisely and only if you have desperate need." Meanwhile, the villagers are fed up with a profusion of rats, and a sinister man named Dr. DeWilde is called in to solve the problem. Before long, Dr. DeWilde shows up at the girls' house-where they now live alone, their father having fled the scene-demanding the pipe, which Storm refuses to relinquish. The girls escape into the woods where a series of misadventures separates them from Any; they learn that their sister is being taken to Piper's Peak, where children "become slaves in the Piper's kingdom." As the girls attempt to rescue Any, Storm learns the pipe's real value, and the doom it would spell should it fall into the evil doctor's hands. Gardner has crafted a fast-paced and entertaining adventure filled with cheeky humor and wordplay; even if the book's playful tone precludes the possibility of a dread ending, it's a blast of a journey. Ages 8-12. (June)
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