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Saracens produced another stunning comeback to beat Northampton Saints 24 / 20 in a tense and nervy LV Cup semi-final.
Trailing 13 / 5 at half time, Saracens flew out of the traps to run into a 21 / 13 lead with Mike Ellery's stunning solo effort a particular highlight as Saracens march on to next weekend's LV Cup final at Franklin's Gardens.
Ben Spencer was in typical metronomic form from the kicking tee, kicking 14 points in blustery conditions in north London.
Jake White's Montpellier bounced back from their comprehensive loss away from home to Glasgow Warriors last week by beating fellow French team Toulouse in their final European Rugby Champions Pool 4 match on Sunday. Montpellier won a closely contested match by the narrowest of margins with a final score of 27 / 26 in their favour.
This victory for Montpellier meant that Saracens qualified for the last eight of the Cup in spite of losing their last Pool 1 match against pool winners Clermont Auvergne. The score in that match Clermont Auvergne 18 / 6 Saracens.
The 5 pool winners along with the 3 best second placed team advanced and Saracens made it through as the last qualifying with the lowest amount of points from their 6 matches (17). Had Toulouse won they would have qualified as Pool 4 winners along with Bath who won their Pool 4 match against Glasgow Warriors. Toulouse also ended the pool stage on 17 points but Saracens got through via a superior points difference, +14 versus Toulouse's +2.
George North has insisted he is not planning to return to regional rugby any time soon but backed the new dual-contract system which has attracted Dan Lydiate to return from France.
The Northampton wing hailed Welsh union and regional bosses for finally agreeing a "feasible option" that will boost chances of top stars remaining in the domestic game.
Lydiate capitalised on the new contracts by return from Racing Metro to the Ospreys and will make his debut against Ulster this Saturday.
North believes more top stars could follow suit but stressed his current situation at Northampton suits him "down to the ground".
The Saints release North for all his Wales commitments, a situation he admits allows him to gain the best of both worlds.
England hooker Dylan Hartley has rejected a mega offer from Top 14 club Montpellier to sign a new deal with Northampton.
The 28-year-old has revealed that he was given a 'very generous offer' by the club to move to France.
However, Hartley has opted to remain with Premiership champions Saints and outlined his reasons today.
Hartley stated that the move would have had no impact on his England career ahead of next year's World Cup, while turning down the possibility of '300 days of sunshine' was not easy.
"It's no secret I was offered a deal to join one of the leading French sides, Montpellier, which would have been worth significantly more. But money isn't everything," Hartley wrote in his column in a newspaper.
"I don't want to come across all 'holier than thou' over this, but I do believe the world loyalty has gone out of fashion a bit – and for me that really means something."
With the new English domestic season kicking off on Friday, we take a look at the prospects of each of the 12 clubs competing for the Premiership title. Let's get started.
The pioneers of modern English rugby, Saracens have established themselves as one of Europe's leading teams over the last few years.
Making three Premiership Finals in the last five years along with contesting Europe's showpiece last season underlines their rise to the top of the game. Unafraid to experiment off the field, 2013/2014 saw Saracens revolutionise their play on it by throwing off the shackles and producing attacking rugby that was hard to resist. More of the same please.
Alex Waller's try in the last minute of extra time won Northampton their first Premiership title with a dramatic victory over Saracens.
Saints led 7-6 at the break through Ben Foden's converted try, with Owen Farrell replying with two penalties.
Farrell added a further penalty before George Pisi crossed for Northampton's second converted try.
Marcelo Bosch's try levelled the scores but Charlie Hodgson's kick hit the post to send the game into extra time.
Northampton Saints have named captain Dylan Hartley among their replacements for Saturday's Premiership final against Saracens at Twickenham.
But the hooker's England team-mate Mako Vunipola is missing for Sarries having had surgery on a dislocated patella.
Saints are aiming for their first-ever Premiership title, after losing to rivals Leicester in last year's final.
The build-up to one of Europe's greatest sporting weekends is almost complete as the clock ticks towards the Cardiff 2014 finals kick-off.
With a galaxy of international stars ready to take the stage at the atmospheric Millennium Stadium for tomorrow's Heineken Cup decider between RC Toulon and Saracens, and at Cardiff Arms Park for this evening's all-English Amlin Challenge Cup confrontation featuring Bath Rugby and Northampton Saints, fans from all over Europe are flocking into the Welsh capital to savour a unique celebration of club rugby.
Both matches – which will feature players from as many as 15 nations including luminaries of the global game such as Jonny Wilkinson, George North, Matt Giteau, Schalk Brits and Bryan Habana – will be broadcast in more than 150 countries worldwide.
Saracens booked a place in the Aviva Premiership final at Twickenham when they beat Harlequins 31-17 in the Premiership Semi-final at Allianz Park.
Saracens gradually saw off Harlequins to keep their dreams of winning the double alive.
The lead was evenly shared up until the 60-minute mark, with the league's best side stretching away in the late May sunshine as Harlequins faded in a bruising encounter. Saracens scored 20 unanswered points in the second half.
A total of 14 possible points went begging as kickers Owen Farrell and Marcelo Bosch toiled with the conditions and their accuracy, but they were not made to pay in the end.
Premiership Rugby have confirmed that four Semi-finalists for the 2013 /2014 Aviva Premiership Semi-finals later this month.
Now that the final Round of Premiership league matches have been completed the Semi-finalists have been determined.
Exeter welcome new father Ben Moon back to the front row for the LV= Cup final, while Don Armand will be on the bench. Backs Jason Shoemark and Fetu'u Vainikolo also come into the starting Chiefs side, replacing the injured Ian Whitten (calf) and Tom James (knee).
Northampton, who have used more than 40 different players en route to the final, make eight changes to their XV. There are starts for James Wilson, Jamie Elliott and Stephen Myler as well as Alex Waller and Salesi Ma'afu.
South African forward Gerrit-Jan van Velze is to join Worcester from rival English Premiership side Northampton in the European off-season.
Northampton have been fined £60,000 by a Premiership Rugby disciplinary panel for letting wing George North play for Wales against Australia on 30 November. The match, which Wales lost 30-26, took place outside of the International Rugby Board's autumn window.
Leinster (3) 9 / 18 (7) Northampton (Final Score)
Leinster and Northampton Saints did battle in the Heineken Cup at
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This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 8 on TV in SA.
Exeter Chiefs might have just got one over local rivals Gloucester Rugby in their own back yard, but head coach Rob Baxter insists there is plenty more to come from his side this Aviva Premiership season.
Newcastle Falcons will be keen to prove they are worthy when they get the 2013/14 Premiership season underway against Bath at Kingston Park tonight. While the opening round has a number of intriguing fixtures – London Irish v Saracens, Gloucester v Sale Sharks, Northampton Saints v Exeter Chiefs, London Wasps v Harlequins and Leicester Tigers v Worcester Warriors – it is the Falcons that will hog most of the early limelight.
Marketing men rub their hands as Sevens format quickly gains ground around the world. "Get on the train and see where it takes you," is how Mark McCafferty of the Aviva Premiership described this past weekend's inaugural World Club Sevens.
Richard Cockerill, the Leicester Tigers director of rugby, was suspended for nine matches when he appeared before a Rugby Football Union disciplinary panel in Coventry this (sic Monday) evening.
Dylan Hartley will miss out on this year's British and Irish Lions tour of Australia. The Northampton Saints captain was sent off yesterday during the Aviva Premiership Final against Leicester Tigers at Twickenham.
The culmination of many English players' dream is to play at Twickenham and both Leicester and Northampton will be hoping to put on a spectacle in the Premiership final at HQ on Saturday.
This is Saracens fourth successive Premiership semifinal and their fifth overall, however they have lost their last three semifinal encounters in all competitions.
Guy Mercer is under no illusions about the importance of Bath's final match of the season, and insists the players are ready to end their Premiership season on a high.
Bath second row Dominic Day admits that it is win at all costs when they welcome West Country rivals Gloucester to the Rec on Friday. Day and co will be itching to return to winning ways after their run of six straight victories in all competitions came to an end with their narrow 23-25 defeat at Northampton Saints.
Harlequins, Clermont Auvergne, Ulster and Toulon have all qualified for the quarterfinals of the European Cup, but who will join them in the last eight?
Unbeaten English champions Harlequins are the only ones so far guaranteed home advantage in the quarterfinals, so with plenty to play for in Round Six here is the state of the Pools going into the final weekend of group games.
Undefeated Harlequins and Clermont can book European Cup quarterfinals this weekend with Toulon also close to securing their spot in the last eight. English champions Harlequins, bidding to make the knock-out stages for just the fifth time, already have 19 points from four Pool Three wins and on Saturday tackle Connacht where just a losing bonus point will be enough to see them through.
Today we had 2 Aviva Premiership games on TV, and we had this Live Game Article… but with a difference.
We were more casual, giving updates whilst talking nonsense inbetween.
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A bit late sorry but we take a look at an interesting weekend's action in the Heineken Cup. This weekend saw some very close games as well as a few run away wins and perhaps most significantly saw Ulster lose their first competitive match of the season in one of the weekend's close affairs.
Table-topping Harlequins will look to return to winning ways when they welcome Worcester Warriors to Twickenham Stoop in the opening Round 10 fixture on Friday.
England pair Dylan Hartley and Courtney Lawes are doubts for the November Tests after suffering knee injuries in Northampton's defeat by Saracens.
After two emphatic European victories Worcestor Warriors will be keen to give their home crowd something to cheer about in the Premiership against Sale Sharks on Friday.
This weekend saw an action packed start to the Heineken Cup. All twenty four teams were involved in the round which started on Friday and ended on Sunday.
Wing Mark Cueto admits it is easy for Sale Sharks to get bogged down with the negatives of their start to the Premiership season, but he insists only a positive frame of mind will bring a change of fortune.
It is the fifth round of Premiership action this weekend and it sees Saracens make the trip across London to Harlequins to face the reigning champions at The Stoop.
Champions Harlequins will be out to extend their unbeaten start to the English Premiership when they take on Sale Sharks this weekend. Quins currently head the standings after two rounds, but with five teams still unbeaten there is plenty of pressure to continue their winning ways.
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Tamil Nadu Chamber of Commerce and Industry has requested the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, to ensure that foreign direct investment (FDI) continued to remain banned in the retail trade of fruits, vegetables and grocery.
The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved the proposal for allowing 51 per cent FDI in multi-brand retail sector besides increasing the ceiling for FDI in single brand retail to 100 per cent from the present 51 per cent. This paves the way for global retail chains such as Walmart, Tesco and Carrefour to open shops in India.
In a statement issued here, chamber senior president S. Rethinavelu said that it was a matter of great concern that the doors were being opened for multinational companies into the multi-brand retail trade. This would result in lakh of small traders getting displaced.
Even though the Committee of Secretaries had proposed certain riders such as pegging the minimum FDI as Rs.500 crore, half of which should be spent on establishing back-end infrastructure, he said that it had ignored the recommendations on this subject made by a Parliamentary Standing Committee. Headed by the veteran Bharatiya Janata Party leader Murali Manohar Joshi, the Standing Committee had called for imposing a blanket ban on foreign retailers from entering the fruits, vegetables and grocery segment.
Allowing huge foreign companies into this sector would harm the country's food security, Mr. Rethinavelu contended, adding that millions of workers would also lose their jobs at retail shops were one of the biggest employers in the country.
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DNA is a foremost supplier of skateboard decks, wheels, trucks, hardware, grip tape, and other accesories. Based out of Dayton, Ohio, Chris Carter and Mike Hill started DNA in 1990, with Alien Workshop as its original label. Dyrdek's ties to Alien Workshop in particular stretch to both the company's early days and his as a young pro skater in the early 90s. "It's hard to put into words what an amazing opportunity this is for me," Dyrdek said in a prepared statement. "I am extremely proud to now own the company that first sponsored me 20 years ago."
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NO they do NOT. *facepalm*
So do they turn you on as you see their hair get cut?
Lol oh okay. XD And it's not really a beauty salon. It's a place where mainly guys get their haircut because of the man-themedness of the store.
No i was just kidding. Normally though I assume everyone ot be a guy first then if I have enough evidence to believe otherwise then yeah. WHen you told me you work at a beauty salon that was enough evidence. Unless you weren't a heterosexual boy.
Omg.. you didn't really think I was a dude, did you?
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My newly purchased house has a pool that needs some cosmetic repair. I do not want to redo it I need to replace some small trim tiles that are either missing or damaged. The tiles are about 1.5in x 1.5in. Here is a picture of it:
Willing to pay $10 paypal to whoever can find this tile for me, I am going nuts looking for this! I believe it is ceramic tile.
This tile is part of a tile line called 'Star Mist' produced by National Pool Tile Group.
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Someone Explain To Me How To Survive A Small Town
I just recently got married to a wonderful man and relocated to a small town where he grew up. I am from a big city and have always enjoyed the diversity of the city. I have a nice house and stability. I have been extremely depressed here lately because of the atmosphere of this small *** town. My husband and I were the talk of the time when I first moved here. Seems like everyone knew so much about us without any interaction. Apparantly, the god fearing folk were upset that we moved in together before we got married. When I walk on the streets it is almost a ghost town and there is virturally no traffic. Last night we went to an early dinner and no one was in the restaurant. The bartender was on a emergeny run so I could not order a drink. The only two stores here are two dollar stores. I took a hip-hop class and the instructor thought it was a gossip session. I have 2 college degrees and cannot find a job even as a cashier. Customer service here is non existant and I oftten go into stores and find noone around. I can go to the dollar store and find out all the gossip of the town in a matter of minutes. Seems like thinking outside the box is a hard concept here. Went to the library to use the computer and could only stay on for 30 minutes. Even though all computers were open I was told the policy for extended time is for me to ask ahead of time and I could not get back on the computer. Got into a tiff with the lady at the licence bureau because she was adjusting my hair for the photo ( who does that?) All businesses shut down at 8pm. There is no place to go for salsa or country dancing. TEll ME what do these people do??
As you can hear, I am having a tough time coping with this town. I really jumped the gun when I thought things here would be easy. Anyone have any words of advice or encouragement. I seemed to be angry at the lack of open mindness and if it were not for the internet, I would feel completely lost.
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I see this posts is more than 4years old.
Woah! Hehe!
How has your "small town" lives been so far?
I am form South Africa and here the small towns have even less.
I moved from one of the biggest cities in SA to a small town 140km from hometown.
I am almost 1 year here and managed to find my place and to fit in.
I also could not find a job and the other ladies disliked me, the men had hormone problems, people were unfriendly etc.
I worked my butt off to change the situation so that it works for me.
I started to be friendly even when the others treat me differently. I started to make my own income through the cut throat property business with my dad. I joined the gym and made friends there.
Now there are people that treats me differently because they judge me differently and know I am kind and loyal person.
Now I don't have to walk from shop to shop to ask for a job, because we struggle, but survives on the business.
YES I still miss the city and always will. That is were I grew up and will always be proud of that.
I guess you just have to be thankful for what you have and work with what you have.
If I could move back to the city, trust me I would, but my fiancee is a medical doctor and wants to open a practice in the small town. He hates the city and the traffic. I love him and have to give up on my happiness and learn to be happy in another way. That is what you do when you love, you compensate.
He respects that I want to start a local personal training business, that when I want I can go and visit the city with my friends and family there.
I am just grateful because it could have been worse.
Because of my mind change I feel a lot less depressed, made friends, thankful for every opportunity in the property business and will be soon the owner of a smart small town business and also the wife of a decent, loyal and kind man who saves lives.
Hope you girls are surviving!
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Wow! This is so my life...6 years ago i got married to my husband which again was from a small town & i moved there. I went from a city with over half a million ppl to a small town of 6000 in arkansas. Its been 6 years & im still literaly going insane and feeling like im loosing my quality of life! What everyone has said is so true! The town is so run down & trashy! The houses and buildings are literally falling down. The people here have no motivation to better themselves. Half of them live off the government. When u go out in public everyone is in their pjs ratty hair & camo. Theres like a mcds & somic and thats it! Other than a few roach infested "cafes". Even walmart is a 30 min drive! And to any decent stores like target-2 hours. What everyone said about feeling like a outsider is SO true! They all act like im weird. I cant find a job making even half what i made back home. Their idea of fun is sittin outside in the yard gossiping and eating junk or "ridin around town" its got to where my husband & i fight all the time over it and of course hes fine & thinks things are completely normal. I even got sick of it so much i left for a couple months and went back to the city & stayed with fam thinking he would move like he always says he will. That didnt happen. I went back thinking maybe i should give it another chance & try to have a different attitude but it hasnt! HELP! I feel like its destroying me as a person but i hate to loose my husband but he wont budge!! I literally feel like its the town from Hell!! I cant understand why anyone would want to live in this dumpy place?!
hi cindy... how r u? i can better understand your pain as we are sailing the same boat....im a gal from a big city of India and got my master degree from London and got married to a vry and orthodox town of India, believe me this cultural shock is killing me everyday and i can feel that now i am prone to depression. i have a kid so , some how i keep myself busy bt with each passing day my hope is getting faint to migrate from this fu**in place.. so my suggestion is to convince your partner to move from this place.
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Hello. I feel for everyone on this post. I moved to a small town 4 years ago with this idea and hope that it would be an opportunity for my children to get away from a large city school, have close friends, enjoy and play athletics more, and be happy. Whoa was I wrong. It has been nightmare. I've come to the unfortunate realization that if you weren't born and raised here or are a "relative," you will never fit in. Trust me, I've tried. You are prejudged, even though you've never been given the time of day. They look at you like you have the plague. NEVER say hi or smile. And the whispering...oh the whispering. I want to say to the ignorant people chatting, "I'm sitting right here and I'm a real person with real feelings." I get terrible anxiety when I know there is a school function. The kids at school are cruel. Only the kids whose parents are friends get invited to play or are invited anywhere. And unfortunately they are stuck with the same kids all through school, unlike a bigger school. At least by time middle/high school hits, you get some fresh meat incorporated from different elementary schools. The coaching is horrendous. From the beginning, the coaches pick their favorites and it's their child and their friends' children. Has nothing to do with talent or for the pure fact that they are children and are all playing to learn. Oh and don't try to volunteer to coach or get involved with PTO, they have secret meetings that you never are allowed to know about. It's quite sickening. No outsiders allowed. They don't want anyone trying to rock the boat and change up the control they have in this town. They run the show. How dare I have an opinion. I'm struggling living here. Talk about depression and unhappiness. It's starting to take away from the wife and mother I want to be. It doesn't bother my husband, but he could care less what anyone thinks. He doesn't understand why I'm so affected by people. Maybe it's a man thing?? I wish I was built that way. I just don't understand people.
Hi - I just recently moved back to the small town I grew up in Northern CA. I moved from Los Angeles with my small son because I'm going through a divorce. I thought it would be an easy transition because my family is here, old classmate are here - but I too am dealing with much of what has been written here. What I'm learning is that if I can make it here - I can make it ANYWHERE. Forget that saying for NYC - you can make it in a city because there is so much opportunity, there is so much distraction for good - and for bad. What I just realized after my 5th month of being in the boonies - ok so there are 17K people here, it's not LA, it's not MIAMI and it's not SF. It's the sticks. I digress. I learned that it's up to me to decide my fate. I can be open and I can use this time that lacks excitement, culture, current movies, great restaurants, good friends, nice shopping, concerts, the beach, etc., to discover myself and make great things happen. It is lonely - even with family here. I can't related to my old friends. I feel isolated from the exciting life I was living surrounded by great energy. Now - I have to BE the life I want. Kind of like what Ghandi said - BE the Change you want to see. So - I decided - I'm going to not be bothered anymore that I'm different from most people here who never left our town and have small ideas. I'm going to smile, get a coffee when my son is at school, read magazines that keep me connected to a more exciting world, really focus on developing myself - my hobbies, my rainy day bucket list - I made bread for the first time on my 46th birthday this January. I didn't have much else to do, but I can now cross that off my list and it did make delicious toast! I make myself regularly connect with old friends by phone. I have an idea for a business that I can run in this small town, that will take me out into the world I miss. Who knows if it will be successful, but it is inspiring me to reach out to find old co-workers on LinkedIN who can help with information I know they know - research, connect, dream. All you need is ONE friend - they are out there. I finally found a girl half my age who is simply someone to talk to here outside my family. I'm being open .... and I know my attitude is the most important thing. Oh - and I do drive 1 hour with my son to the closest town with a Target, Trader Joes and Nordstroms. Zappos and Amazon have become VERY important aids to keep things I can't find in my town of Walmart and Kohl's shopping. Anyway - I was so grateful to find all of these comments today. Because it is NOT easy trying to find where you belong in a small town once you've lived in an action packed city. But, I do think it's the perfect opportunity to learn more about yourself, make yourself stronger (Up yours HATERS) and plan getaway Saturdays to the closest cultural centers you can find in a city near you once a month. Hope. Believe. Dig into your own old dreams and see what can happen. <3
Oh my gosh thats awful! Im suffering from the harsh reality of moving to small town myself. Its been awful. I haven't read any other responses. I hope things have improved for you.
Sounds like we need to form a support group.
I totally understand. My daughter and I moved to a small town in Iowa from Los Angles.....talk about culture shock! We moved after my parents retired back to their old hometown and I thought I'd try it out for high school for my daughter. My grandparents lived here my whole life and we visited for a week or so in the summer while I grew up, but living here is a whole different story! NOTHING and I MEAN there is nothing to do here either. Half the places are closed on Sundays, nothing is open 24 hours, except the gas station and the little store attached to it, even Denny's or Perkins aren't open 24 hours or the fast food places! Most places are closed by 5pm or 6, except the bars which are the only places people go to 'hang out'. These aren't even clubs or nice bars like you could find in a big city, these are just dives. Every female has one of 3 hair styles, no one dresses up except the little old ladies, I have yet to see anyone wear a suit for work. Most are farmers, but still, sometimes you'd think they'd dress up for a wedding or funeral, not just better jeans and cleaner work boots. The movie theater doesn't show matinees during the week.....you can't get a RX filled until after 11am on Sundays and that's if you go to Hy-Vee or Walmart, the regular little drug stores aren't even open on Sundays and they ALL close at 5pm! The weather here sucks, the kids in the school are nasty, really mean. The school system is way below par...I finally have done home school with my daughter so she'll actually learn something. You have to drive 2 hours in any direction to actually get some place for something to do or find a restaurant to eat in. NO culture, one sad 'museum', tons of bars and hotels and fast food. Everyone here is white and racists.......I'm white, but I like a variety of people and languages, these people have no ambition. There aren't any jobs, even if you have the skills....they pick people they know, unless you want to work at a factory and do hard labor. There are NO positives to this move. I'm just saving up to get out of here. We have no real friends, no one does anything here anyway. Who thought I'd be spending my vacations going back to CA, lol. Oh, and the weather is BAD! Snow for like 5 months, two good days and then HOT and HUMID w/mosqutios the rest of the time. You pay for A/C and heat, something I didn't have to do in West L.A. I'm so sad :(
I am in the same boat as all of you! I am so glad I saw this post I had been looking for some advice as well in living in a small town. I have lived in 57 places and this is the smallest town less than 700. I was downsized out of my professional job 2 yrs ago and a friend retired here and offered to let me live with her while I get back on my feet. I could only find a part-time job in a store here and it has been HELL! The people are small minded, backstabbing, gossiping and two-faced. This is in WV so they are ALL related to each other like the old saying, but it is SO true! I have tried to befriend them and show interest in them and they turn around and try and make trouble for me at work. The latest example was I left a note of a list of items we were out of in the store and that lead to my boss bring me in saying several of the staff were upset saying "Does she think we are stupid?". I mean where did that come from. It was a simple list of items we were out of, and the boss told me to leave here notes on such things. But I am the one pulled in on the carpet for making them feel stupid! I have HAD IT! I am so filled with anger all the time now and no matter what I do to try and make friends with the locals all I get is Bull Sh_t! I am blamed for their low self esteem, I mean good grief. Besides who goes to the boss saying someone makes them feel stupid? This town is a mixture of locals and artist and well educated retiree's who retired here. I get along well with the artist and the retiree's. But the locals I do not fit in and I hate it. They are so small minded and petty. I just am trying to work and find a way out of here! I know from other small towns I have lived in YOU NEVER FIT IN! Nor do I really want to fit in with folks like this, I have really tried, but I give up! I read on my breaks and I am ridiculed for that as well. God forbid someone is interested in expanding their minds. None of these folks have gone to college and have basic educations. They have a paper here of all the arrest photos of all the people arrested in WV. What amazes me is that in this town of less than 700 they all know a ton of folks in that paper. I mean I have lived in 57 places other countries and I don't know a single person in jail! But here they know tons. It is like living in the hood. The more I have thought about it the more I think I don't want to be friends with people of this caliber! I love variety and people form all walks of life and this is just crazy! I am struggling to find a way to survive long enough for me to move somewhere else. It is about 150 miles from DC and I am trying to head back to the DC area. I only pray that this new year I will find work closer and in a larger city so I can get out of this mess. I give up trying to fit in here! It is very hard on my emotions and spirit living in such a hateful place! Besides the small minds there is a HUGE problem with hard core drug usage and alcohol abuse. They buy 5th and 1/2 gals every single day. They are all poor and spend all their money on booze. These are not things I want in my life anyway.
I feel for all of you in the same boat! I guess we have to work on ourselves to feel better about who we are and know that we are not the problem these folks from small towns just have small minds and that is their problem. There is nothing wrong with us they just can't look past their own freaking noses and that is their loss! I am just going to concentrate on making myself spiritually happy and find a way to get out of this place of non-sense! LOL
I moved from a large city in the south to the mid west (Dover, Ohio) to be exact. I f***** hate it. I love my husband and moved here to be be closer to him. We were doing a commuter marriage (he travels a lot for work) and he settled on ohio for the foreseeable future...so I came here to be with him. To be with my husband. I can take it anymore. There is no culture, no sense of community, I have to drive 2hours just participate in things that make me feel like myself. I'm wasting away. Not to mention I'm the only person of color in a 100 mile radius it seems. Which is even more isolating. I am black my husband is white...(tada!) even more isolating. I love him, but
Depressed and it's effecting our marriage. Glad to know that I'm just not going crazy. I was down playing my feelings and have been trying to grit it out. I can't any more. Even if he relocated for his job it would still be to a small town smh
I moved from a large city in the south to Dover,Ohio. I f**** hate it! Not to mention I'm the only person of color for MILES which is also very isolating. I'm so depressed. I love my husband but after 3 months I realize I can't do it. I'm just not my best self here.
I feel for you. I grew up in a small town, moved away, and then moved back after my divorce so my child could be around family. It's also in the Deep South too so everyone here is highly religious (judgemental).
I also have a job that puts me in the public eye, and I hate it. I hate living in a fishbowl. I have a great job, but I really just want to run away from here.
Look how long winded and narcissistic you are! Sorry not enough people are around to hear you all talk about yourselves... LOL maybe you all can"think outside the box.. Besides shopping to entertain yourselves.. Hobbies?
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I know how you feel. My husband and I hit a rocky patch last December. After a year of working things through he decided that he wanted to go back to his hometown where his mother is. I couldn't understand why but he said he just had to go home and still no explanation. He even went as far as to tell me I could go with him if I wanted to and we've been married 21 yrs. So I really had no choice. I wasn't working so I couldn't say just leave so we packed up and moved from Houston to Arkansas. Right culture shock overload! At first I thought okay a chance to start over but then I realized we had been down this road before 20 yrs prior. When we moved back we had the same issue it was hard to find work. We had limited funds and we're running out quick.it took my husband 3 weeks to land a job through a temporary service and I still have not found a job. I have a ton of office experience but it still does not matter ever interview i have been on is temporary work and the highest pay is $10 an hr at the most. I have been so depressed like never before. I usually put others ahead of me and everything still works out. But this time I think it is time to jump ship and say the h*** with everyone! I don't know what to do at this point I do care for my husband and love him but this is a big sacrifice I don't think I can follow throw on.
Has this gotten any better for you? I just moved to a small town and I read your message. I completely related to you. I've only been living here for 3 months and prior to that I was commuting for a year and a half before I actually moved to Flagstaff, Az. I feel no connection here and feel very depressed. Thankfully my family and friends are only 3 hours away. I moved here for my fiancé which has a great job and loves small towns. I seeking ways to make this my home and I was relieved to read that other people struggle to connect in a small town. Thank you for posting and also letting me vent.
I wish I had advice to offer to improve the situation, but all I can offer is to work on a plan for a way out. I grew up in a small town and had a torturous experience. I wasn't from the town and even after 12 years was still an outsider. I was teased, tormented, and ridiculed from the time I moved there in the second grade through my senior year of high school. As soon as I turned 18, I left for college and never looked back. I spent the next 17 years living in a mid-sized city and enjoyed everything it had to offer. I came to realize there was nothing intrinsically wrong with me and grew into a socially confident person.
In 2013 my husband received a job opportunity that meant a move to a small town just 30 miles outside of our city. The caveat was that we had to live in the small town- looking back this should have been a red flag. He had also grown up in a small town and had a positive experience. He assured me not all small towns are the same. I also thought that since this town was close to a larger city it wouldn't be as insulated and unwelcoming as the town where I grew up which was in the middle of nowhere.
I was wrong. I may as well have moved back to the horrible place where I grew up. We have lived here for 16 months and have not received one invitation for any type of social interaction. Everyone that lives here is from here or a neighboring small town. If they went to college, they went to the very small private school 10 minutes away where they all knew each other. I have come to realize that if you didn't grow up in a small town and have most of your family still living there it is very difficult to break in and understand their social norms. My husband's positive experience in his hometown is likely due to the fact that his family had always lived there and thus he was seen as an insider by default.
In a small town you either belong or you don't. Occasionally, you may be allowed in via marriage, or through a professional affiliation (I have seen some doctors and teachers who were originally outsiders eventually gain acceptance). Sports are another possible point of entry. High school sports are the center of the small town social scene. You or child must be absolutely exceptional to be able to get playing time as an outsider, but if you are able to break in, acceptance follows. Unfortunately, my talents (and my daughter's) lay elsewhere.
Personally, I am so lonely here I am not sure how much more I can take. I have a wonderful career that allows me to work from home, but this means I also have no opportunity for interaction with colleagues on a daily basis. My husband has work meetings/events at least three to four evenings a week. So, it is just me and my daughter most of the time. The old feelings of self-doubt and defensiveness are creeping back in and I hate the person I have become (or reverted back to).
It is my daughter's well being that concerns me the most. As an only child, I know how important it is for her to have opportunities for social interaction and play with other children. But all of the kids here have known each other their entire lives, as have their parents, and don't have room for anyone new in their world. Every day when I ask her who she played with at recess and she responds "no one" it breaks my heart. She was enrolled in an exceptional Montessori program back in the city and I actually continued to drive her there last year after we had moved because it was such a great experience for her. She had all kinds of friends and was invited on play dates. I don't want my daughter to feel the same kind of social isolation and low self esteem I felt as a child. My worst fear is that my daughter will have the same kind of horrible school experience I am still trying to get over nearly 20 years later.
I escaped once and will find a way to escape again soon. I now know that the town where I grew up was not the exception, but the rule when it comes to small towns.
Glad I found these postings.
All is the same for me. I am 59. Husband retired, empty nest syndrome, and moved to the sticks/hick town in Wyoming. There is absolutely nothing here!! Cousin and her husband that were supposed to move with us baled on me, so I am all alone . I feel myself growing dumber every day. The newspaper is a total joke. I cry every day. So, I told my husband of 30 years we need to sell and move back. At any rate, I told him I'm leaving at the latest in Sept 2015, with or without him. Good luck to all of you
Hi! I think we have a lot in common. I recently moved to a small town in Wyoming too. My husband got a job he couldn't resist. We came from a large city in Alabama. I'm a social person and left all my friends, relatives and my first grand baby (born in Dec.) I do have a few new friends....wives of husband's coworkers. I've been told it takes at least a year to get adjusted. Would love to communicate with you more!
It's good to know that I'm not the only one who is dealing with the small town hostility. I do not live in the town, but I work there. When I first took the job, the people were so nice and sweet and they all kept asking when my fiancee and I were going to move to town. At first I was all for it, then after working there for about two months, the true colors came out. The gossip and rumors that get started in that town are far worse than anything I have ever witnessed, even in school. They are flat out rude, hurtful, and hateful. The population is decreasing to the point where a school is closing and the whole town whines and wonders why. They go on about how they need to bring more people to the town but then turn around and say the local businesses shouldn't hire anyone that aren't "local". There are people who have lived there for 20 years and are still considered outsiders. Overall, I'm so glad I did not decide to move there. I love my job in that town, but I am so glad to see that town in my rear view mirror at the end of the day. Wishing you luck on getting out of there!
Good for you! You are soooooooo lucky you didn't move into that town. It's like once you're in a place like that there's no way out. Sucks the life and soul out of you. Happy you didn't make that choice and you can just laugh at it from afar. :)
I am from a medium sized city, lived in a large city and am now living in population less than 1000. If you aren't from here forget it, forget you and you pretty much don't belong. My husband is from here and loves it. He works 2 blocks from our home, where as I drove 30 minutes to and from
Work in a town not much bigger.
I cannot stand it here. I yearn for people, conversations that aren't gossip and things to do. I am a mother or a 2 year old and 10 month old and I want them to have life experiences and they sure as heck won't get them here. I have no friends here and i go to work for adult conversations and I am not sure how much more I can take.
I know it's so tough. My husband also was born and grew up where we live so he knows a lot of people but everyone pretty much ignores me as I'm from somewhere else. Even though I've been here 15 years still the same situation. People here are terrible and I'm an hour away from a half way decent mall and a half hour from a decent grocery store. I don't have children but I understand what you're saying about wanting them to have a better life experiences. From what I see where I live kids don't get over the bridge much (as we say), and end up growing up small minded just like their parents never getting to know the real world that exists out there. Blessings to you and your family.
So what do you do to cope? i am so bored, I just go to bed at 8:30. I drove through cold and blowing snow just to have lunch a half an hour away with a co-worker and to go to a decent grocery store.
I've been in a small town for about 15 years. I've come to the realization that things are not going to change. We have 4 success businesses here so am stuck at least for awhile. It's depressing, the people are backstabbing, jealous, gossipy, and small minded. It's so bad here and I know it's probably the same in other places but it just feels like there's such a toxic energy surrounding this place. People are just messed up. I've decided the only way to survive is to try and change my attitude a bit and accept that I'm stuck at least for now. You never know what the future holds. If I won the lottery tomorrow I would be so out of here and not look back. Wouldn't miss it or anyone at all, isn't that sad? Prayers to all of you feeling this kind of pain. Wouldn't wish it on anyone.
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I just moved back to Dallas (my hometown) from a tiny town in Minnesota. Moved there in April 2009, I came back because the family was impossible to deal with! I realized that I was living in the Twilight Zone. If you're a woman and reading this... Don't try to adjust! I actually lived in 4 different towns trying to find happiness in the state, every time I let people in my life through hard efforts, I was disrespected and taken for granted! You cannot change anyone but yourself... Sometimes it's best to accept this and move on. If you're a guy reading this, follow your family, your partner, your wife, your girlfriend, your children, and/or your dog, you will be a better man because you did!! Good luck to y'all, I'm finally living! Again!
You poor thing :( I'm just upset because I moved to Ardmore from dfw and this place seems so microscopic I'm seriously getting depressed. We have a mortgage and I pull in almost half our income so it's not like we can just pick up and leave. I have to drive an hour and a half in any direction just to find decent shopping. The towns that are an hour and a half away are the ones I would have formerly complained about not having anything and would have went to Dallas. Talk about a reality check. All we have is walmart and there's so much white trash here it's depressing. I want to leave so bad.
Wow, it's amazing to me just how many people are in the same 'small town' boat that I am (so to speak). I've only read a few posts, but they sound exactly like my story.. moved from the city to the hick small town for my husband that's lived here all his life; haven't made any 'real' friends or 'real' connections and we've been here over 3 years now.. trying to be sociable in fitness classes and church services, but so far, nothing. Quite honestly it's just nice to vent and realize that there are other people thinking the exact same thing! Thanks for listening! :)
I moved to a small town looking to escape from a job where I was being overworked and majorly underappreciated. I moved knowing only one other person here, and with all of my co-workers are married it's hard to do any socializing. I feel so lonely at times and miss my family so much, that I have considered going back to that other job just to be closed to my family and civilization. I have only been at this job for a month and it feels like ages. I don't know what to do, because I don't want to seem unprofessional either. I am also concerned because I have dealt with depression before. I don't want the lack of friends to make fall back to that. I just wouldn't be able to deal with it alone.
I am also in a really backwards area--not only are they all vicious gossips but people will give you that "southern charm" while they stab you in the back. Give me some brutal northern honesty over fake sweetness any day. My husband grew up here but I am counting the days till I have been at my job for a reasonable amount of time---and then I am gone. I love him, but we met in the city and I never knew it would be like this or I wouldn't have come.
I am in the same boat..
I grew up, for the most part, in a small town. I never felt like I fit in. I yearned for travel, and did so whenever I could. If it meant simply driving 30 minutes in a direction that would give me a skyline that had more than 2 buildings in it, or a 5 mile stretch with no manure stench in the air, I would take it. My family couldn't understand why I didn't yearn for the Little House on the Prairie days like they did. My mother made the first leap years before me, and caught hell for it. I followed, and after careful planning and making connections, I took 2 years and moved to London to do humanitarian work. I always wanted to see London, and the work was a passion of mine. I don't have any kids, and the work visas are tough to come by as an American. It was the best 2 years of my life. There wasn't a day that I didn't absolutely love being immersed in the vast, albeit expensive, routine which was city life. Now every chance I get I am in the city. I was literally threatened by my uncle that If I ever tried to leave again, that he would come looking for me. My friend has a good job waiting for me in Salt Lake City; I visit him in December to get the feel of things. If I don't move soon, I am seriously afraid for my mental health lol. This place is a depression pit.
As I read your story I had to wonder whether I had stumbled upon something I had written and forgot about. It sounds like your town is even smaller than mine. I don't hear gossip, I usually get the cold shoulder as an outspoken proponent of open government. I don't really have any advice. I will say that I don't think it is you and you're not alone. I have demanded that we move. I 've been told we will move within two years. But when you start using the internet for painless ways to 'go' it's probably not a good sign. My method of choice, so far, has been 'death by hibachi.' I don't think I will make it two years. I think it might be the end of my relationship too. Sorry if this isn't helping. If you do find an answer or a way to make it work please come back and share it. Best.
I grew up in a town of a little ovr 600 people then when I turned 21 I moved away to a town of a little over 5000 people now I have been hear for almost 10 years next year it will be 10 years. the only friend I did have in town is ded and this town is verrry clicky. I have not been a citty person though and like the small town attmisfear but I am also a single guy in my 30's who has not had a gf since highschool and I can't seem to find any one in my town to date or have a ltr with. I would move since I don't work and that is nothing keeping me hear but I am not shure where iw ould go. it just sucks living in sutch a small town. add to that the fact that I am blind and don't really get out mutch and it just plan sucks. I really don't know if I want to spend another deckade hear since there is just nothing for me hear.
Dear person stuck in a small town. At least they are willing to share gossip. as sad as it seems it is better than the following. We are stuck in a small ny town where wife swapping, and bizarre switcher/wicken is the norm. No one offends the townies as they may be related. shanti irish. They make up the valley gossip. I was supposedly dead several times. Gay is the way here and they are hateful we are a monotonous couple. They led daughter astray into the arms of school old sexual deviant officials and underage sex rings. they threatened me and my animals. I have dead animals and gunshot holes in my barn. The old sherif was invested- and no matter what the call was about- vandalism, rape calls to ems went unanswered. In short we are stuck here farm will not sell as all agents for real estate are involved.
If you are able to leave- do so now!
IT is culture shock. I have found good and bad things about the experience. I just don't know what/how to do to adjust. It helps knowing others can relate


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Tony Martin powered Omega Pharma-Quick Step to their second consecutive title in the team time trial as the road cycling world championships opened on Sunday.
Omega edged Orica Greenedge by a minuscule 0.81 seconds over the 57km route from Montecatini Terme to Florence, clocking 1 hour, 4 minutes, 16.81 seconds.
Sky, featuring Tour de France winner Chris Froome, finished third, 22.55 seconds behind.
Martin, the German who has also won the individual time trial at worlds the past two years, led a team that also included Sylvain Chavanel of France, Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland, Niki Terpstra of the Netherlands, Kristof Vandewalle of Belgium and Peter Velits of Slovakia.
BMC, with American standouts Taylor Phinney and Tejay van Garderen, finished fourth, and RadioShack with Swiss star Fabian Cancellara was fifth.
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There was also a successful title defence in the women's event, with the American squad Specialized-Lululemon winning again.
Lisa Brennauer and Trixi Worack of Germany, Katie Colclough of Britain, Carmen Small and Evelyn Stevens of the United States and Eleonora van Dijk of the Netherlands clocked 51 minutes, 10.69 seconds along the 43km route from Pistoia to Florence.
Dutch team Rabo, featuring Olympic and two-time road world champion Marianne Vos, finished a distant second, 1:11.09 seconds behind, and Orica-AIS of Australia was third, 1:33.83 back.
This is the second year the team time trial was held at the worlds, and it is the only event in the weeklong championship for trade teams. The other events are for national squads.
Monday's events are the individual time trials for junior women and under-23 men.
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Fresh off signing with YMCMB in mid-November, Mystikal has hooked up with his new label bosses for his first single at his new label home. On Original, Detail's street-ready synth boardwork sets the stage for the New Orleans vet's aggressive bars, as well as a swag-drenched guest 16 from Birdman and a hazy contribution from Lil Wayne. This joint isn't attached to any forthcoming project, but those who like what they're hearing can keep it locked for all the latest from the Southern mainstay.
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