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Truck had mud all over tires and mud in cab. I rented a dozen moving blankets and they were just tossed on the truck in a heap from a pile. After I got the truck home to begin loading and after I swept it out, I counted through the heap of blankets. There were 11. So, I had to venture back over and get my twelfth one since I knew I would be charged for it if I didn't have 12 to turn in.
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In my first visit to Paris, in 1971, I stayed in "Hotel des Arts et Métiers", near "Place d'Italie". It was with surprise that I found the museum "des Arts et Métiers" in the opposite side of the river, in Marais.
Recent moving? No way. I read that:
"In 1794, the Abbot Grégoire founded the Conservatoire des arts et métiers. Installed between the walls of the old priory of Saint-Martin-des-Champs in Paris, this "depot of new and useful inventions" became a museum for all types of trades and crafts. The collection is unique in the world: 80,000 objects, 15,000 drawings testify to the ingenuity of humankind and the spirit of adventure of the pioneers of the industrial revolution. The museum is part of the Musée de l'Education Nationale system, for education, but it is also a place of marvels for all."
This means that the museum is there for a long time.
It was easy to verify that the hotel's name was given by the school of arts and crafts that is also located near Place d'Italie.
My surprise was ignorance, and the research that I made served also to verify that "my" old hotel (the cheapest that my Parisian friend could find to a Portuguese student) was gone.
By the way... I didn't had time to visit the museum, but it is in my list for the next time in Paris.
This "Museum of Arts and Occupations" shows the history of technology from the eighteenth century to the present day. The word Arts in the name refers not to painting or sculpture, but to the skill of an artisan, technician or engineer.
The museum was renovated and re-arranged in the 1990s, so if you know it from earlier times you might want to go back now for another look.
To start your tour the museum you take an elevator up to the top (second) floor to the exhibits of measuring devices, such as these from the eighteenth century.
There are also exhibits on things like the art of printing, the art of bridge-building and the generation of electricity using dynamos from various decades.
Second photo: Here's a selection of historical typewriters from various epochs, and the last one is not so terribly different from the one I used in college. As I explained in my Cutting edge technology . . . album for the benefit of the younger generations, these machines "had a keyboard like a computer, but the keys were attached to metal rods that banged metal keys against an ink ribbon in front of a piece of paper. Your text appeared immediately on the paper. If you made a mistake there were various options, but often the only way was to put in a new sheet of paper and type it all again."
Third photo: Here's a selection of historical phonographs and movie projectors. We had an 8 mm film projector at home when I was a child, but it was really sleek and modern compared to these.
Fourth photo: This is an early hand-operated telephone switchboard, from the late nineteenth century. It looks very similar to the field switchboard that I sometimes operated on the night shift at the zone headquarters in Phước Vĩnh when I was an American soldier in Vietnam in the 1960s.
Fifth photo: Typical telephones from the 1920s and 1940s, with the round finger-operated dial that used to drive us crazy at work when we had to call up a list of, say, forty-five people. If somebody wasn't home or the line was busy, there was no way to save the number so you had to dial it all over again and wait for it to go click-click-click after each digit. (Or click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click each time you had to dial a 0.)
Address: 60 rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris
Directions: Vélib' 3011
Métro Arts et Métiers, Réaumur-Sébastopol
Aerial view on monumentum.fr
GPS 48°51'57.53" North; 2°21'19.59" East
Phone: +33 (0)1 53 01 82 00
Website: http://www.arts-et-metiers.net/?lang=ang
See also: Bicycles at the Musée des Arts et Métiers
Of course the museum also deals with the development of that brilliant invention, the bicycle, or velocipede as it was called in the nineteenth century.
Second photo: But it's not all ancient history. The bicycle exhibit brings us squarely into the twenty-first century with this authentic Velib' bike, complete with a docking stand and a computer terminal, just like the ones at the 1,450 Velib' stations all over Paris. In fact there is a Velib' station (number 3011) right outside the museum at 55 Rue Turbigo.
Third photo: Cyclist on Rue Réaumur just outside the museum.
Address: 60 rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris
Directions: Vélib' 3011
Métro Arts et Métiers, Réaumur-Sébastopol
Aerial view on monumentum.fr
GPS 48°51'57.53" North; 2°21'19.59" East
Phone: +33 (0)1 53 01 82 00
Website: http://www.arts-et-metiers.net/?lang=ang
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We had 4 days Museum pass, (there wasn´t 3 days) and we find it little hard to figure out what to do at last day of it. Expesially when we had some romantic plans for the day (it was our wedding anniversary) so we didn´t have time to go anywhere far of any place very big.
But this was a good choise to found. We liked it. It was fun to see huge computers, old cameras (I could see cameras for hours..), many old machines from calculators to some old cars. I´m glad we came!
I think some children might like it too. Expesially the boys. I know I would have liked it as a child, and I wasn´t even a boy ;)
This is an off-the-beaten path great museum. I found the exhibit extremely well put together (better than many more famous Paris museums) and interesting. There are audio guides for adults and one special for kids. There is an "Automates" exhibit which is quite remarkable.
As an engineer I really appreciate the French contribution to knowledge and found that all the important events/pieces are depicted here, along with GREAT descriptions/videos and a cozy atmosphere with coaches and places to rest and eat. The museum is not as small as you might think but since it is not crowded, you will enjoy your visit here more than the average place in Paris.
If you have read the book "Foucault´s Pendulum" by Humberto Eco, YOU HAVE TO VISIT THIS MUSEUM.
You will find there the famous pendulum and will be surprised by all the things you will find there. Besides you will remember there the beggining of the book when the main character is hidden inside the museum...well the rest you know it.
For those who have not read the book (i totally reccomend it) you will still be fascinated by the museum!
My interest in the Musée des Arts et Métiers also had been stirred by reading Umberto Eco's 'Foucault's Pendulum', a 1988 book involving the Templars and Illuminati (among others), with nefarious nocturnal doings in this very museum. It has been described as '…the thinking person's Da Vinci Code', which may seem a little unkind, but it is quite a complex book.
In the former priory of Ste-Martin-des-Champs, the Museum proudly displays the elaborate pendulum bob (photo 2) used for the original Foucault's Pendulum in 1851. Very nearby, here watched (in the main photo) by a group of schoolchildren, a replica pendulum itself traces its daily path across the panel, demonstrating the absolute of a fixed point out in space and the earth's rotation in relation to it. I wonder how the children would react if told that in the book, on that night I mentioned, one of the main characters was hung by having the wire of the pendulum wrapped around his neck?
I'd wanted to visit this museum for years, since a friend gave it a high recommendation, but unfortunately it was closed for renovations when I previously visited Paris. This time it was open and, I'm glad to say, it was worth the wait.
The Museum was established in 1794, following the Revolution, to hold the scientific collections of the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, in the former priory of Ste-Martin-des-Champs. The original abbey on the site dated from about 1059, though the current church nave is from the 13th century and about 100 early sarcophagi were found under the floor during the recent renovations. The Museum also occupies later building additions alongside. If you have even a slight interest in technology, this museum should be one of your main destinations in Paris, though curiously it did not appear in my guide book!
The 3000 exhibits cover a tremendously wide range of developments in scientific instruments, materials, construction, communication, mechanics, energy and transport. Here you will find exhibits ranging from the original 'standard metre'; a model of Thomas Savery's 1698 steam pump for mines, the first engine ever made (photo 2); experimental electrical gadgets from the mid-1800s (photo 3); and a brass 1642 '6 figure calculating machine' by Blaise Pascal (photo 4) – surely the equivalent in its time to the 1985 'Cray 2' computer also on display here (later tip), a 'Telstar' satellite and a V10 Formula 1 engine. The former abbey displays a Foucault Pendulum (later tip), not far from a Blériot aeroplane and various early vehicles.
In my previous tip I mentioned a Cray 2 Supercomputer: this photo shows it. Interestingly, while it is one of the 'newer' items in the museum, it struck me more forcibly than most in terms of illustrating how quickly technology is changing.
This computer dates from 1985, a little over twenty years ago. At that time, it would have been among the world's fastest and most advanced computers, the kind of thing which would be used only by governments, research institutes and major industries and which would have cost huge sums of money. The sign mentions that it had a speed of 243MHz: you might care to check the speed of the computer on which you are reading this webpage, unless it is several years old, you are using a computer with considerably greater capabilities than this Cray and built at a tiny fraction of the price! What's more, your computer is quite certainly much smaller – that white box on the right also is part of the package.
Thousands of people walk past this ancient basilica-abbey-priory every day without ever realising that it houses part of the collection of the Musée National des Arts et Métiers.
Created during the French Revolution, the museum contains inventions, machines, tools, measuring instruments, models, plans, designs, drawings, photos and AIRPLANES suspended from the ceiling of the gothic part!
In 1794, the Abbot Grégoire founded the Conservatoire des Arts et Métiers. Installed between the walls of the old priory of Saint-Martin-des-Champs in Paris, this "depot of new and useful inventions" became a museum for all types of trades and crafts.
Permanent collections: History , Industry , Photography , Sciences , Techniques , Textile
Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 10AM-6PM
Admission price: Euro 6.50
Le Musée des arts et métiers which includes the famous Foucault pendule and an excellent Volta exhibition
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We got one - semi basement with a great view through the shrubs of the legs of people going into the car park. The decor was exactly the same and, on enquiry from lovely staff at the desk, I learned that (a) there are no air conditioned rooms in the hotel and (b) all rooms are decorated alike. It was judged "lg cabin style". Apparently guests were divided 50/50 between loving and loathing!
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MuchRetro is a Canadian English language Category B music video specialty channel owned by Bell Media. MuchRetro is a commercial-free service that broadcasts music videos from the 1980s to the early 2000s.
In November 2000, CHUM Limited was granted approval from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to launch a national English language Category 2 specialty television service called MuchMore ClassicVideo, described as "consisting of classic (songs more than five years old) music videos and related programs, including music and pop news or commentaries, interviews, concerts, profiles and specials, as well as music-related feature films and series or programs."[1]
The channel was launched on September 4, 2003 as a commercial-free service under the name MuchMoreRetro,[2] a spin-off of the CHUM-owned channel, then known as MuchMoreMusic.
In July 2006, Bell Globemedia (later called CTVglobemedia) announced that it would purchase CHUM for an estimated $1.7 billion CAD, included in the sale was MuchMoreRetro.[3] The sale was subject to CRTC approval and was approved in June 2007,[4] with the transaction completed on June 22, 2007.
After the channel's initial launch in 2003, it began to introduce commercials throughout its schedule until August 31, 2009 when the channel, along with the other CTVglobemedia-owned digital music channels, switched back to a commercial-free format.[5]
On September 10, 2010, BCE (a minority shareholder in CTVglobemedia) announced that it planned to acquire 100% interest in CTVglobemedia for a total debt and equity transaction cost of $3.2 billion CAD.[6] The deal which required CRTC approval, was approved on March 7, 2011[7] and closed on April 1 of that year, on which CTVglobemedia was rebranded Bell Media.[8]
On November 1, 2013, MuchMoreRetro was re-launched as MuchRetro; the rebranding marked the first time the channel had been specifically aligned with the flagship MuchMusic brand, as the channel was previously aligned as a spin-off of MuchMore (which was rebranded as M3 in September 2013).
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- ^ Decision CRTC 2000-516 CRTC 2000-12-14
- ^ The history of CHUM Globe and Mail article 2006-06-12
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- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2007-165; CRTC; 2007-06-08
- ^ More Music Videos as MuchVibe, MuchLOUD, MuchMoreRetro, and PunchMuch go commercial-free Channel Canada 2009-08-26
- ^ Bell Canada (2010-09-10). "Bell to acquire 100% of Canada's No.1 media company CTV". CNW Group. Retrieved 2010-09-10.
- ^ CRTC approves BCE's purchase of CTVglobemedia
- ^ Bell completes acquisition of CTV, launches Bell Media business unit CNW 2011-04-01
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The Challenge was designed to test the ability of competitors to extract and scrutinise data to solve a simulated cyber crime.
He said: "It was difficult in parts but really enjoyable. I have always had an interest in a wide range of security areas both inside and outside of my academic speciality and this competition gave me a platform to test my skills on practical problems with real world relevance. After getting stuck a couple of times, I didn't think I had done that well, but to win the UK stream and do so well across the whole competition feels great."
Christopher will receive £2,000 of security training from 7Safe as a reward for his efforts, which have also earned him a place in the UK Cyber Security Challenge UK's face-to-face play-offs next year.
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My buddy Steve Tignor here at Tennis.com traditionally engages in "bracketology," which is the (inexact) science (to say the least) of analyzing draw sheets. I confess that I have zippo interest in bracketology, although I understand and appreciate its appeal. It's just that very little surprises me, with a capital "S." The beauty of even the most shocking upset is that it almost always makes sense -- after it's occurred.
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Andy Roddick: Starting in 2003, he lost in the semifinal and two finals (to Federer), then crashed out in the third round and in last year's quarterfinals. Neither of those was the evil "bad loss," but still. Earlier this year, Roddick's results suggested that he's still a contender for Grand Slam titles on any surface but clay, but if he squanders this opportunity on a surface that likes his serve-based game, the doubts will arise anew.
Andy Murray: Although he's a Scot, and says that the major he most wants to win is the U.S. Open, Murray carries the hopes of a former empire on his bony shoulders. It really is time for him to step up at a Grand Slam. While UK fans will never abandon him, the British tabloids (among others) will have a field day if he crashes and burns.Women
Venus Williams: It's gotten to the point where Wimbledon is Venus' "home" tournament, which is kind of sweet. But it also means that she's increasingly put all her eggs in one basket. If you thought it terrible that Venus was penciled in by the draw to face her sister Serena in all those recent quarterfinals, keep this in mind: If Venus fails the defend all those points she earned with her win last year, we might soon be looking at Venus vs. Serena in Round 2. Too terrible to even contemplate, no?
Marion Bartoli: She came up out of the journeywoman canyons last year to reach the Wimbledon final. If she loses early (like she's been doing ever since she reached that final) her ranking goes over the cliff and she's right back down there with the bottom dwellers. It may be where she belongs; the idea that we'll see Bartoli in another Wimbledon final is a stretch. In tennis, surprise is rarely spelled with a capital "S."


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Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
|Key Info
Built from natural cob, this luxury traditional cottage is warm and cosy and offers complete comfort. Fantastic indoor pool and leisure complex to enjoy whilst having a relaxing holiday with family or friends at any time of year. Centrally located for Barnstaple, Europe's prettiest floral town, combines sophisticated shopping with the bustling atmosphere of traditional pannier markets. There are many excellent restaurants and pubs nearby together with an array of activities for all.
** For much more information or to book online logon to our website from the link in the 'contact details' box at the bottom of this page. **
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Instow 5 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter 50 km, Nearest railway: Barnstaple 3 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Private tennis court, BBQ, Bicycles available, Climbing frame, Swing set, Trampoline
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The master bedroom has a lovely four-poster bed, great for romantic breaks and honeymoons, and now features an all new luxury ensuite shower room together with a 32" widescreen lcd tv. There is also a lovely spacious family bathroom.
|Further details outdoors
There is a children's adventure playground onsite, with trampolines, swings and climbing frame. A range of quality new mountain bikes, adults, teenagers and child's, are now available - cycle from Tuckers Retreat and join the famous nearby Tarka Trail - the 180 mile dedicated scenic cycling and walking route.
|Further details
Our superb indoor pool, which is heated to around 36c with spa and swimjets, and leisure complex is for the exclusive use of guests in our five luxury cottages.
The Devon region
With a very mild climate all year round North Devon is a wonderful location at any time of year
Barnstaple is the commercial centre of the region, combining sophisticated shopping with the bustling atmosphere of markets and speciality shops. The modern Green Lanes Shopping Centre compliments the traditional Pannier and Craft Markets held since 1855 in the Pannier Market Hall.
This attractive market town is the oldest and largest town in North Devon, nestling in the Taw valley on the other side of the estuary which the Saxons first settled in Barnstaple (Barum) over 1000 years ago.
The Long Bridge, crossing the tidal River Taw was thought to have been built in the 12th and 13th centuries and in Litchdon Street are located the Penrose Almshouses built in the early 17th century.
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23 Mar 2015
"Superb value for money, don't miss out!"
Everything you could wish for, beautiful cottage, spotlessly clean and very we'll maintained we enjoyed another totally chilled out stay at Combrew Farm, this place really is a jewel in North Devon, Sue & John make sure your stay is so comfortable you don't want to leave! Everything is within walking distance or a short drive away. we stayed in Tuckers cottage again, lots of little extras surprise you, from fresh eggs from the chickens to biscuits to have with your first cuppa after a long journey. We took the dog this time which made the long walks even more enjoyable and when we got back we were able to relax in the jacuzzi before dinner, where else can you do this without paying top hotel prices? Superb value for money we will definitely return.
10 Mar 2015
"All you need, clean tidy and presentable"
Stayed at Tuckers retreat during Feb half term 2015 with my wife and 2 teenage boys and our small dog. The accommodation is excellent, everything we needed and even that which we didn't, dishwasher, washing machine, WiFi large TV plus TV in the main bedroom. 2 bathrooms and a well equipped kitchen. Boys made good use of the well heated swimming pool which features jacuzzi and water jets. Owners Sue and John made us very welcome supplying complimentary milk and some eggs which you can buy for a £1 when you run out. Good walk from the house to Fremington Quay which tired out the dog on a daily basis. Good area to explore too, recommend Clovelly, Lynton and Lynmouth and the Valley of Rocks. Would love to go back one day, its faultless.
8 Mar 2015
"So much to do in one place!"
It would be quite possible to stay here without once using a car, as there is so much to do around the farm, and the village only 10 minutes walk away. Fremington Quay was beautiful (don't rely on the bike shop there though, he advertises as open, but wasn't actually there), we swam every day, and enjoyed walks from the farm. But we had to use the car, because I couldn't resist the delights of Exmoor, and the walks on the Hangman Hills. The cottage was so comfortable and beautiful, and all that was missing was a vegetable peeler and something to poke the fire with! We came in February, and I'd like to come back in the summer and make even more of the many outdoor spaces.
3 Mar 2015
"Fantastic family holiday"
We spent our first family holiday here with our 4 month baby and dog, the cottages are really comfortable, have everything you need in a great setting. We found lots of walks, on the beach even with the buggy, it is a stunning coastline. Our daughter loved the warm pool and we all appreciated the log burner in the evenings, very cosy. I would recommend to anyone with (or without) young children.
26 Jan 2015
"magic relaxing christmas"
this was the third time staying at combrew farm,next Christmas all booked up to make it number 4.we just keep going back and it now feels like home from home at Christmas time.in theses cottages you will not want for anything.the tuckers are warm and welcoming and nothing is to much bother,sue even changed the Christmas tree for a more traditional type on request,she is one in a million.the stay is allways nice and relaxed,plenty to do,the pool is amazing and the surrounding area is fantastic,local pubs are nice.the cottages are cozy,clean,tidy warm and welcoming.10/10.
25 Jan 2015
"Ideal location for walking, cycling and shopping with a cosy cottage to return to"
We stayed for a weekend and enjoyed walking from Fremington Quay along the Tarka Trail to Instow. The Instow Arms had a lovely setting looking out over the beach. The Cafe at Fremington is also worth a visit for the cakes!
The cottage itself was warm and cosy - clean - spacious bathrooms. We enjoyed the wonderful pool and sauna area. Returned home feeling relaxed and refreshed.
15 Nov 2014
"One of the best self catering cottages we have stayed in"
This was an amazing find, we have been visiting friends in Fremington for many years and never realised this small complex was there. We received a warm welcome and were immediately impressed with the quality of the decor and the furnishings and how well equipped our cottage was. We spent the week walking our dogs and exploring the local area so, unfortunately, did not use the facilities but everything seemed very well maintained. We have been using self catering cottages, 2 or 3 times a year, for over 15 years and this is one of the best we have ever stayed in.
9 Nov 2014
"What a Gem!"
We loved our stay at Tuckers Retreat. The facilities are 5 star and Sue is a wonderful host. We will definitely be visiting again with Stan the dog, who enjoyed the long walks and bike rides as much as we did.
18 May 2014
"Fantastic Cottage in a great location"
This is our third visit to Tuckers retreat and our fourth to Combrew Farm. As always excellent accomodation and facilities in a brilliant setting. Combrew has easy access to many attractions. The added benefit of cycle hire on site was a real bonus. Looking forward to returning to Combrew in the future.
11 May 2014
"Go and stay at Combrew Farm Cottages"
Lovely cottage and very friendly and helpful owner.
Lots of facilities; pool, games room, outside play area. Our children didn't use them as much as we thought they would because we had a week of fantastic weather and we were out all day. Had it been raining the facilities would have really helped to keep the children entertained.
Although all the cottages were full, we rarely met anyone else and it was lovely and peaceful.
The location was great as it was only a short ride to get on to the Tarka trail. We went towards Bideford one day and Braunton on another. There is lots to do in this area and we never ran out of things to do.
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Oct 19, 2010, 9:54 AM EDT
Since I pointed out bad Philly fan behavior yesterday, I would be remiss in not pointing out bad Yankee fan behavior today.
Last night, after the game got out of hand, Yankees fans threw beer bottles and other debris into the Rangers bullpen as Neftali Feliz was warming up. For added color, they began a chant of "a–hole, a–hole" at someone, though it's hard to tell who. You can see video of the bottles and chants over at Crossing Broad. Oh, and a fan ran on the field as well, though he was quickly taken into custody. People at the game tweeted, however, that the fan tried to fight the cops as he was being taken away, so he was obviously a brain surgeon.
It may or may not be worth noting that the reason I am aware of all of this is because multiple Phillies fans emailed it to me this morning with some variation of "because you and the rest of the national media only like to pick on Phillies fans you probably won't say anything about the bad behavior at Yankee Stadium last night, but in case you decide to be fair for once, here are some links."
No telling if those emails came from the same folks who told me I was wrong about Phillies fans being so defensive yesterday . . .
- Chris Fiorentino - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:00 AM
The a-hole chants are nothing big…they happen everywhere. But throwing stuff on the field is ridiculous. Of course, it isn't out of the ordinary for Yankers fans as they usually do that when they disagree with an umpire's call or are getting beat pretty bad. You just don't hear about it much. Thanks for pointing this out to us Craig, as I didn't see it anywhere.
- merkywaters7777 - Oct 19, 2010 at 1:42 PM
A-hole chants do not happen everywhere, thats a bunch of nonsense. Personally, I've been to over 19 stadiums the last 25+ years and have NEVER heard any such chant like that. Talk about classless. What a great example we are setting for childeren these days.
- Ick McWang - Oct 19, 2010 at 7:22 PM
I've been to several dozen Rays games the last few years and never once have I heard an asshole chant, or any other chant involving a swear or a homophobic word. Yankee fans like these are just rude morons who think the world revolves around them because their team spends money like a drunken sailor on shore leave. They make every other Yankee fan look like an idiot too
- Jason @ IIATMS - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:04 AM
I was there last night and most of the a-hole chants were directed at Rangers fans. No violence, just yelling. The bottles and debris, however, were completely unacceptable and I'd hope the culprits were caught and punished.
Of course, there were a group of well-lubricated lunkheads calling out to Josh Hamilton with things like: "Josh want a cold one?", "Josh we gots Bud Lights up here!" Not to mention at least one "Al-co-hol-ic" chant when Hamilton was up.
But at least the "why are you gay" chant was buried.
/little things
- BC - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:09 AM
Beer bottles? These guys are amateurs. In the 70's they threw batteries. I remember one outfielder (might have been Ken Griffey) having to wear a batting helmet in the field.
They could solve the beer bottle issue by simply serving the beer poured in a cup. A cup is a lot less damaging and you can't throw it as far.
- Chris Fiorentino - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:11 AM
I could be wrong, but I believe the bottles are plastic. They usually are now at Sporting Events.
- roadduck99 - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:23 AM
If they have a cap, a full bottle can still pack a whallop. If the cap is off, in theory, much of the beer would exit the bottle in flight.
- Chris Fiorentino - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:28 AM
Yeah, I hear that…that's why they don't even give you the cap. At least not at CBP.
- BC - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:36 AM
Throwing a full beer??!? That's alcohol abuse!
- Utley's Hair - Oct 19, 2010 at 12:50 PM
Throwing beer should be a capital offense. Spilling it should be a misdemeanor.
- ralphdibny - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:54 AM
I was at a Yankees game in the 90s when fans threw batteries at Albert Belle.
My first Yankees game ever was in 96. The Tigers were in town, and it was just after the Yankees had traded Rueben Sierra for Cecil Fielder. The entire game, bleacher fans serenaded Sierra with a little ditty to the tune of Camptown Races: "Rueben takes it up the @ss, doo dah, doo dah."
- Jason @ IIATMS - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:45 AM
Even drunk fans, Yankees or otherwise, are not so stupid to throw FULL bottles of beer. Those are expensive!
And yes, at Yankee Stadium, they are plastic. Still wouldn't feel good, though.
- Jonny 5 - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:08 AM
Budwieser was in the past printing Phillies logos on their aluminum beer bottles for CBP. I of course wanted a Bud and Bud light for a souvenier, and they refused to give me the caps. After haggling with a few vendors I found this was not negotiable. So me being a super evil genius and all waited until one girl turned around and I slipped in and stole one red, and one blue cap. Mission accomplished. I still have them from the 08 season. Now this season it looked like they weren't doing it anymore so I'm glad i did it.
- hasbeen5 - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:46 AM
I don't get why people run onto the field when the home team is in the field. If you're going to disrupt the timing of a pitcher, wouldn't you want it to be the opposing pitcher? Of course, I think running onto the field is stupid anyway, but even more so in this case.
- Mr. Jason "El Bravo" Heyward - Oct 19, 2010 at 10:53 AM
I live in Chicago were douchebag fans are common, especially when the Cubs/Sox rivalry is in full effect. But damn, those New Yorkers and Philly folk got a few notches over the Chicagoans on the douchebag-o-meter.
- Jonny 5 - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:11 AM
Yeah because giving players a golden beer shower and hanging goat carcasses off statues is soo less douchebaggish and all….
- Utley's Hair - Oct 19, 2010 at 12:24 PM
Ask the Phightins Hawaiian centerfielder whether there are douchebag fans in Chicago.
- danjfriedman - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:20 AM
Just to make a completely obvious point, as was also made for the Phillies fans, but NOT ALL Yankees fans are douchebags. Maybe a higher percentage than for other teams, I admit, but pretty much all of the competitive Northeast teams (NYY, NYM, PHI, BOS) have a healthy dose of a-holes who make the rest of us look bad.
- BC - Oct 19, 2010 at 11:39 AM
Cubs and White Sox fans are no prize either. Just ask the Royals first base coach from a couple years ago.
- Utley's Hair - Oct 19, 2010 at 12:31 PM
Agreed(–except fot the "competitive" adjective being attached the the Mutts). But I would add Chicago fans also, after the Phils' Hawaiian centerfielder was doused with beer last year.
- apbaguy - Oct 19, 2010 at 2:14 PM
See, this is a problem we don't have in Oakland. We have too few fans in the stands for any audible chanting, and the combination of beer, warm CA sun, and offensively inept hitters induces coma by the 4th inning. Our only problem is when the stadium music is turned up too high and it wakes us up.
- Utley's Hair - Oct 19, 2010 at 2:43 PM
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