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Hill Country Solar Tour
Saturday October 12, 2013
View the tour guide here. Please remember the actual tour of homes is from 11:00-3:30
Join us for the third Hill Country Solar Tour, a collaboration of TXSES, Pedernales Electric Cooperative, and in conjunction with the American Solar Energy Society National Tour, the world's largest grassroots solar event.
9:00AM -10:45AM The day begins at the PEC Oak Hill Office, 9115 Circle Drive, Austin 78737, with Cathy Redson's popular Solar 101 class, a presentation that is well worth a second visit if you have heard her before. Larry Howe from Plano Solar Advocates will discuss his organization's successful Solarize Plano project that organized interested residents in his community to negotiate a group purchase of solar installations for their homes. Dr. Gary Vliet will conduct his energetic Solar Model Car Workshop for kids (9 years and up please), buiding and racing the finished product.
11:00AM-3:30PM The self-guided tour of five solar powered homes spans the territory from just off FItzhugh Rd. all the way to Blanco, with projects in between. You need not travel in any special order to see these homes, nor are you required to attend the presentations (though there is much to learn!). The tour is free and the guide is in the link below. Tour guidebooks will also be available at the PEC Oak Hill office on tour day and at the homes.
Join us for this popular tour and meet the solar installers and homeowners who have valuable information and experience to share with you.
You may visit the homes in any order from 11:00-3:30 on Sat. Oct. 12
13001 Traildriver- in Big Country, 78737
Builder/Solar PV Installer - Native
Just completed in the summer of 2013, this 3,200 sq.ft. home for a family of five was built with a 6kW solar array, rainwater collection, geothermal HVAC, Energy Star appliances and heat pump water heaters. Siting the home for solar energy collection and passive solar design features were crucial to
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430 Harris Dr.- in Belterra, 78737
Solar PV Installer - Longhorn Solar
Built in 2008, this 2,530 sq.ft. home in a traditional suburban subdivision was retrofitted for a 5kW solar array in 2013. Prior to the installation, the owners made sure their home was energy efficient by adding extra insulation, solar screens and double pane windows. This is the first 'visible from the street' solar array in this subdivision.Thanks to the Belterra HOA for their open minded attitude regarding the adoption of solar.
400 Twin Oaks Trail- west of Dripping Springs, 78620
Solar PV Installer- Freedom Solar
Designer, Builder and Solar Thermal Installer-Z Works Design Build
This home has both solar thermal for hot water and 7.3 kW solar PV for electricity. Built in 2012, it was designed, sited on the property and built for energy efficiency, comfort and beauty. Insulated concrete forms the walls and structural insulated panels (SIPS) the ceilings. A 28,000 gallon rainwater catchment system supplies all their water.
7117 RR 165 - between Henly and Blanco
The solar installer is a family member now living out of state.
The air conditioned space for this 18 year old home is 1500 sq.ft. The solar configuration is a combination of both grid tied (interconnected to Pedernales Electric Co-op) and off grid (stand alone) production. The grid tied array is 2.46kW on a single axis tracking device. The off grid .7kW array is
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303 Misty River Run, Blanco
Built in 2010, this 1,144 sq.ft. home was planned and constructed to be extremely energy efficient. The 2.7 kW solar array is your first clue, but there is more. Deep porches, a metal roof, geothermal heating and cooling (efficient also for hot water), thick walls and ceilings and a modest footprint all contribute to a sustainable lifestyle.
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Man charged with several auto burglaries in San Carlos
SAN CARLOS PARK - A San Carlos Park man was charged with 15 felonies after Lee County Sheriff's deputies designated him as a suspect in multiple burglaries in the area.
Dustin Joseph Tarvin, 21, of the 17000 block of Johnstown Court, was charged with six counts of grand theft between $300 and $5,000, eight counts of burglary, one count of burglary between $5,000 and $10,000, and a misdemeanor petty theft charge.
According to Lee County Sheriff's Office reports:
Between April 9 and 12, several people in the San Carlos community reported their vehicles burglarized. Missing items included GPS devices, compact discs, keys, electronic games, speakers and golf clubs.
The houses were in the 18000 block of Columbine Road, 17000 block of Allentown Road, 17000 block of Butler Road and the 18000 block of Camellia Road.
On Wednesday, a Collier County Sheriff's Office detective contacted a Lee detective about a GPS pawned at a Collier County pawn shop that showed it had been stolen from one of the San Carlos vehicles.
On Thursday, Lee investigators contacted the owner, who identified the device as his. Investigators also spoke to Tarvin's wife, who had pawned the item, along with the Tarvin's sons.
Dustin Tarvin was then arrested.
The report was not clear whether additional charges will be filed nor whether Tarvin's wife and sons whose names were not released, will be charged.
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Look at how cute this little polka dot dress is! I love the giant satin rosette on the front, that's way adorable.
The great thing about newborn baby girl clothing is that it can be saved and passed on. This little set isn't going to go out of style because "incredibly cute" is pretty much always in for newborn girls.
Christmas is well on it's way, so if you're lucky enough to have any new or soon-to-be mommies or daddies in your life, some boutique newborn baby girl clothes would make great gifts!
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
I HAVE written several times on the issue of batteries. With today's mobile technology, one of the most important things you need to understand is the batteries.
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They are present in your cellphones, tablets, notebook computers and practically all Internet devices. The proper management on how to maintain them, or prolong their useful life is important. In many forums, I always find that some still believe the myths about batteries.
Most batteries now are lithium ion batteries, an improvement of the previous nickel cadmium batteries prevalent over 10 years ago. Lithium ion batteries are lighter, retain their charge longer and have longer life spans. But their main advantage is that they do not have a memory effect and partial charging will prolong its life. Let me explain.
The main drawback of NiCd is that you need to drain it fully. The battery has a discharge/charge of probably around 300 to 500 cycles. The trick was that you had to use it fully because if you used only 20% and charged it, that counted as one cycle.
That was not the worst part. They say that if you kept using only 20% and recharged it, what happened was that it would not only use its cycles faster, but in the future, the battery would start to malfunction when you used only 20%. Constant recharging significantly shortened its life.
The lithium ion is reversed. If it has a discharge cycle of 300, it is counted as full discharges. So if you drain 20% and recharge it five times, that counts as one discharge cycle. This means that if the battery is rated at 300 cycles and you use only 30% a day, and recharge it, theoretically the battery can actually last up to 1,000 days (three years or more). However if you drain and use it fully everyday, then it may last only a year or two.
The way to use a lithium ion battery is not to drain it fully, but to use it in small parts and recharge it immediately.
Here are other tips to prolong the life of a lithium ion:
a.) A Lithium ion battery has a life span whether used or not. In fact, an unused battery may have a shorter lifespan than one that is used frequently. The best way to ensure that you will have long battery life is to buy a fresh battery. If you buy a battery that is already on stock for a year, it may not last as long as you want it to. Storing it for a long time without using it fully-drained is one of the ways to kill the battery fast. So if you have an old model cellphone and buy an old model battery that is on the shelf (or second-hand, even if unusued), it might only last half as long. One way to prolong life is that it must be stored fully or substantially charged.
b.) Keep batteries in a cool place. The worst thing is to put it in hot places like inside a car for a prolonged period.
c.) Slow charging at lower voltage will prolong the battery compared to high voltage quick charging. The best tip is to use the charger that came with the equipment to be sure.
I hope this helps!
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Daemen College : Academics & Research : Division of Arts & Sciences : History & Political Science
Welcome to the web page for the History & Political Science Department. The menu at left provides information about our majors, minors, affiliated programs of study, student clubs, and profiles of faculty members who teach courses in our department. Our mission is to help you develop a deeper understanding of our world as you learn to navigate the world of ideas.
Our History major features foundational and advanced coursework in world and American history, with the opportunity to develop your intellectual interests through history electives in American, European, and world history. Students develop strong analytical, writing, and research skills, with liberal arts coursework grounded in the discipline of History and in Arts & Sciences disciplines of your choice.
The Political Science major provides you with foundational courses in the major subfields of the discipline: International Relations, American Politics, Comparative Politics and Public Policy, with the opportunity to build coursework in these subfield specializations of your choice. The major also includes a political science research methods course as part of your senior thesis sequence.
The History & Political Science major is a unique double major that integrates coursework in History (HST) and in Political Science (PSC). You will complete foundational courses in both disciplines, but as you advance in the major, you can direct your emphasis more toward either History or Political Science.
The History & Political Science - Adolescent Education: Social Studies major is designed for students who plan to become high school teachers. This major combines foundational and advanced courses in History, Political Science, and Education.
The History & Political Science - Environmental Specialization major combines foundational and advanced coursework in History, Political Science, and the Natural Sciences. This major prepares you for a career in the field of environmental policy.
All of our majors culminate with a senior thesis research project. This project gives you the opportunity for an in-depth exploration of a topic connected to your own intellectual interests and future career. Researching and writing a senior thesis provides an opportunity for advanced, independent research under the close guidance of faculty members. You will choose an original research question for your capstone research project, conducting research in the Spring semester of your junior year and writing the thesis in the Fall semester of your senior year. The project will become part of your educational portfolio; serving as a writing sample for those interested in graduate school or further professional training. It also demonstrates (for future employers) your proficiency in conceptualizing and completing a long-term project.
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Founders Walkway
Paving the path to Rosary Hall, the walkway allows donors to permanently inscribe a brick memorializing a special loved one, occasion or dedication.
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From A Wiki of Ice and Fire - A Song of Ice and Fire & Game of Thrones
A maegi is a woman of Essos who practices blood magic.[1] Blood magic is very powerful, but enjoys an awful and possibly well-deserved reputation. It is hated, mistrusted and forbidden by the Dothraki, who claim that the maegi lie with demons. They may sometimes go so far as to kill anyone even assumed to be maegi, as to prevent said maegi from 'cursing' them with evil magic. Maegi often show a remarkable capability of telling one's future, usually from a drop of blood.[2] According to Mirri Maz Duur, the word means "wise".[3]
Some people reputed to be maegi in A Song of Ice and Fire are:
References and Notes
- ↑ A Storm of Swords, Chapter 19, Tyrion III.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 34, Cat Of The Canals.
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Chapter 72, Daenerys X.


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Welcome to the Homepage of the Laney Classified Senate!
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The Laney College Classified Senate promotes the interests of all Laney College Classified staff in accordance with AB 1725 mandates.
The Classified Senates are organized to:
a) Particpate in the sites governance structure;
b) Provide a body representing the needs, concerns, and viewpoints of the Classified staff other than contract bargaining agreement issues;
c) Provide a centralized means of communication between Clasiffied Staff and the rest of the college community;
d) Select from its membership representatives to serve on governance and college committees;
e) Articulate the professionalism of the Classified Staff so that it is properly recognized and valued;
f) Provide an opportunity for enhancing the democratic process of governance, and
g) Provide an opportunity to develop individual leadership among the Classified staff, as well as increase the professional standards of its members;
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The Blogosphere honors "Transparency" above all. Publishers of fake blogs or are treated like horse thieves in the old West.
But is blogging an art form or a business? Blogging guru Dave Taylor may ruffle some feathers next week with a look at whether it's OK to take pay for blogging. Is it OK to ghostwrite a blog? Are paid bloggers like bounty hunters? Or have bloggers become like any other professional writers? Then again, didn't Moliere say, "Writing is like prostitution. First you do it for love, and then for a few close friends, and then for money."
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I don't feel so good anymore..
I HATE his song it is the worst Fad since The Laughing Frog pooe
His song is stupid and his excuse of making it is retarded probably something to do with "Racism" and "Pain" of His "People"
He doesnt even act like a fad hoaring non-nice individual should act, he is waisting his 15 mins by being a frigid non-nice individual nerd
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they have a really good producer :P
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He's still being worked on, communications wise... And he couldn't even stand up straight on the youtube vid, so they kept having to push him back up!
And they totally just programmed his fingers to play that little tune over and over again! In the future, robots will be able to play a variety of intruments, and anything from post-modern symphonies to arias by Mozart!
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Love this article Mike. A little jolt to the system (mine) ... to remind myself it is not complicated at all.
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A look at Governor Schwarzenegger's roadmap for his first weeks in office.
12:00 PM, Nov 18, 2003 • By BILL WHALEN
The state's fiscal outlook is a tad more complicated. When California's budget was approved this summer, the projected deficit was $8 billion. That figure has since grown to $10 billion. Tack on the car-tax reduction and it projects to $14 billion. Schwarzenegger's solution? It may be a mega-bond, for the March ballot, that would borrow enough to pay off the short-term deficit but also include a cap on future spending (say, limiting higher spending to inflation and population growth). Insiders call it "the burrito bond," as it places the state's fiscal woes under one wrapper. Already, it gives some Democrats heartburn: State treasurer Phil Angelides and controller Steve Westly say they won't go along with a deficit bond unless Schwarzenegger is more specific about fiscal discipline.
Still, this likely will be another quick victory for the new governor. Why? Two reasons. Schwarzenegger already enjoys the upper hand in the budget debate as the guy sent to Sacramento to clean up the legislature's mess. Public surveys back this up, with voters supporting Arnold's policies by a 2-1 margin). Second, Democrats will recognize that floating a giant bond enables them to avoid deeper, immediate spending cuts. The loyal opposition won't roll over for Schwarzenegger (symbolically, perhaps, Democratic Senate leader John Burton gave Arnold a cigar lighter in the shape of a middle-finger salute), but it will be unusually pliant given his post-recall mandate. The governor may also try to extend the honeymoon atmosphere by delaying a fight with unions and trial lawyers over workers' compensation reform.
ALL THAT'S LEFT for Schwarzenegger until next January, when he has to submit his own budget, is finding a place to live. At present, he's renting a suite at the downtown Hyatt. Talk about a metaphor for bad government. California is one of only six states in the country without a governor's mansion. One former residence is now a museum. Another, built in the 1970s, has never been occupied. It's a white elephant that's listed for $5.9 million, and no realtor can move it. California did create a Permanent Residence Commission to find the site for a new residence near the Capitol. But that would require tearing down an existing bureaucracy--i.e. downsizing government.
Such is the new role for Arnold Schwarzenegger as. It won't always make sense. The victories won't always come easy. But he won't lack for entertainment during his next 1,000 days.
Bill Whalen is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, where he follows California and national politics.


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Seems to have malware/adware.
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"Very fast, but not very user friendly"
Version: Lunascape 6.5.3
Fastest browser I've ever used, loads google in around 0.7 seconds,loads cnet homepage without cache in 3 seconds. wow...
Not very user friendly. Takes a while to get used to. Mainly suited to web developers.
I have to say, lunascape is one of the best browsers I've ever used
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Version: Lunascape 6.5.3
Lunascape is the world's only triple engine browser.
What this means is that you can have the best features, performance, and speed of Windows Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Apple Safari all in one browser.
None cons at all at this moment.
Lunascape can view any website in an optimal way without a need to open another browser. Yeah, that's right.
On top of that, this browser technology realizes one of the fastest browsing speed and provides you with full of features.
Lunascape can import and install ad on from Firefox and other browsers, it can theremore import favorite bookmarks from all browser.
High customizable in all his part (even if this require a bit of time.
Its installation requires a little time, because it must download and install the triad (Trident) + (Gecko) + (WebKit), but it's worth it.
At first launch Jobit malware fighter has found a malware, once blocked (probably a false positive). However, after blocking that, the program worked well and nothing more has occurred.
I was impressed by this browser and I recommend it to all users.
"so very over bloated"
Version: Lunascape 6.5.3
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Matt Hasselbeck is the best quarterback in Seahawks history, the keel who steadied Seattle's offense in Week 1 through an awful start to an unexpected victory.
He's also the biggest reason Seattle's chances capsized in Denver on Sunday when he was picked off three times, all in Denver's half of the field.
Hasselbeck has been intercepted 14 times in the past six regular-season games, and for the first time in at least five years, Seattle has a quarterback brought in to earnestly compete with Hasselbeck after trading for Charlie Whitehurst in the offseason.
So is Hasselbeck's position a question in Seattle? Not for coach Pete Carroll.
"Matt's our guy, and we're counting on him," Carroll said. "We know that Matt gives us the best chance to win and he's doing everything he can to prepare and he's busting his tail and all that. He's doing a good job.
"We feel fortunate to have Charlie waiting in the wings, but it's not his time yet."
Hasselbeck is the longest-tenured Seahawk, someone who has played for the Seahawks under four general managers. Carroll's commitment to Hasselbeck didn't change just because Hasselbeck was intercepted three times. But the coach didn't minimize the impact of those mistakes when he spoke to the team after the game.
"He was pretty tough on me, pretty hard on me," Hasselbeck said. "He called me out right after the game on the turnover thing. I expect that, and I have no problem with that, and the standard has been set."
That's true for Carroll, who has made it clear he wants an offense that takes care of the ball and a defense that takes it away.
It's also true for Hasselbeck, and it was just one week ago that he was praised for the way he bounced back against the 49ers after his first pass was picked off. Hasselbeck completed 16 of his next 20 passes, and it was clear Seattle has the most established, proficient quarterback in the NFC West.
One game didn't change that.
"I'm not worried day-to-day," Hasselbeck said. "In this league, you could be the hero one week and then the goat. That's how it goes. I'm just looking to have a great week of practice and hopefully come out and have a good game Sunday."
Hasselbeck didn't replay the loss at Denver in his head Sunday night. He replayed it on a laptop during the flight back from Denver. He watched a condensed version, first with center Chris Spencer and later with Whitehurst.
Hasselbeck's performance didn't get better with repeated viewing. However, it does help to get beyond it.
"You can get closure," Hasselbeck said of film study. "It's very tough for all of us players and coaches to sleep on a Sunday night because plays are running through your head."
Hasselbeck turns 35 on Saturday, but he plays a position that has a much later expiration date than others. Rich Gannon won the league's MVP award at age 37. Brett Favre is 40, and not even two retirement announcements have kept him off the field. Kurt Warner is 39, and does anyone doubt Arizona wouldn't love to have him back?
Hasselbeck is learning his second new offense in two years. But it's more than just the playbook that has changed — so has the depth chart at quarterback. The Seahawks didn't acquire Whitehurst to be the starter right away, but they did bring him in because they thought he was capable of being that.
How much longer before seeing him in that role?
"When Charlie gets his chance to play, then we'll see how far he takes it," Carroll said. "But that's not even in our minds at all right now. We're going with Matt and he's really the guy that's going to take us. We're going to ride him and make sure that we support him and do all the things that he needs to help him, around him, so he can be successful."
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Tour highlights DuPont features
Friends of DuPont Forest will again sponsor the Tour de Falls, a 12-mile tour by shuttle bus to four of DuPont Forests most spectacular sites: Triple Falls, High Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Lake Julia. The tour will take place on Saturday and Sunday. Easy-to-enter shuttles will run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m, allowing visitors the chance to enjoy each site for as long as they like. Three of the sites have shelters with picnic tables and benches. The Cedar Mountain Fire Department Auxiliary will operate a concession stand in the parking area where tickets for the tour are available. Visitors are encouraged to bring their cameras, take short hikes or just enjoy the beauty of the falls and lake, all of which provide beautiful backdrops for family or scenic photographs. FODF will have volunteer members on each shuttle and at the four stops to assist where needed and to answer questions.
The beginning of the tour is located adjacent to the Buck Forest entrance on Staton/DuPont Road. No advance reservations are required. A $10 per person donation is requested. The tour generally takes about two hours, depending on how long participants choose to spend at each stop.
For more information, call 692-2929 or 877-6431 or visit www.dupontforest.com.
Turner to present Emotion Project
The Emotion Project will be presented by Tracy Turner at the National Alliance on Mental Illness Four Seasons educational program on Saturday. Turner is the creator of stuffed bears that will move us to reflect on the truth that the mentally ill and the mentally well share the same emotions. To learn more about Tracys project, visit www.theemotionproject.org.
This educational program will be presented at Pardee Health Educational Center in the Blue Ridge Mall. The morning begins at 10 a.m. with a business meeting followed by refreshments. The educational program is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This meeting and program are open to anyone with a concern for mental health.
For more information, call (877) 400-0970.
Churches work to gather food, coats
ROSMAN On Saturday, Rosman and Selica United Methodist Churches will team up with Headwaters Outfitters to help stock the churches food pantry and winter coat supply for the upcoming winter months.
Headwaters Outfitters is holding a grand opening starting at 10 a.m. Saturday. More than $1,200 in door prizes will be given away by the outdoor retailer. For a chance to win, people must contribute a grocery bag of non-perishable food or a winter coat in good condition. Even out-of-towners can register for the grand prize drawing by mailing a $10 check, made out to Rosman United Methodist Church, to Headwaters at P.O. Box 1057, Rosman, N.C. 28772. Checks must be received by Friday.
Several years ago, former Pastor Martha Burrell had a dream of starting a food pantry at Rosman United Methodist to help support families in need and people with disabilities in Rosman and the surrounding communities. Her vision, supported by members of both congregations, became reality in September of 2005. Their mission plan included a few simple guidelines: The pantry was to be open at least one day a month from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Notices in both English and Spanish would be placed in and around Rosman and no families would be screened.
Museum to host book signing
Terrell Garren, Civil War author and historian, presents his new book, The Fifth Skull, from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Henderson County Heritage Museum, One Historic Courthouse Square, Hendersonville. Book signing. Cost of book: $25.
Garrens new book is a compelling story of the Civil War, life as a prisoner of war, and one of the most bizarre of Americas Indian wars.
The Fifth Skull tells the suspenseful and disturbingly true story of the horrors encountered by the lost boys of the Confederate Junior Reserve. The novel follows 17-year-olds Billy Long of Henderson County and John Rattler of the Cherokee Snowbird community.
Students challenged to write essay
Henderson County High School students are being challenged to write an essay on The Significance of Pearl Harbor. Representatives from the Pearl Harbor Commemorative Committee will be visiting local area high school students in the sixth annual Pearl Harbor Day Essay Contest. Area students will be asked to prepare an essay, with a minimum of 500 words and at least three references, on the meaning of Pearl Harbor. What lessons did we learn, and how do they apply today?
Contestants will compete against fellow classmates in their respective schools for cash prizes. Winners from each school will be selected to compete in a county wide competition. Winning contestants will compete for one of three monetary scholarships and will be recognized in a public ceremony on Dec. 7 at the Bo Thomas Auditorium at Blue Ridge Community College.
Rules and cover sheets for entering the contest may be downloaded at the Web site www.pearlharborday.org.
For more information, call 697 9026 or 696 4168.
Old Towne Market celebrating fall
Celebrate fall with the Old Towne Market and the Old Towne Market Up Town on Saturday as they host their annual October Fest. Holiday merchandise decks the halls with fall finery and the beginnings of the seasons to come. Owner Margaret Woods says that prices are falling as well so come early to take advantage of store wide savings.
Woods second shop is the Old Towne Market Up Towne and is located beneath the Iron Gate and La Reserva Restaurant. In this shop, hot apple cider and apple strudel will be served throughout the day.
Store wide sales will be held and this is a special open house for fall decorating items. Woods invites everyone to stop by at lunch time and get some brats cooked on the grill. She also will be serving German potato salad and other goodies as well.
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Tiane Brown
A man found in possession of a slain Wayne State University law students cell phone is headed for trial.
Michael Booker, 41, is facing charges of tampering with evidence, larceny from a motor vehicle, receiving and concealing property under $1,000, breaking and entering a motor vehicle and two counts of assault and battery.
Police have said that they dont believe Booker and his co-defendant Robert Windsor, 34, are responsible for Tiane Browns death, but they were found in possession of her phone after her body was discovered Oct. 30.
Booker is scheduled to be arraigned in Wayne County Circuit Court on Nov. 19, according to the Wayne County Prosecutors Office. According to the prosecutors office, Booker remains in custody on a $500,000 cash/surety bond.
Windsors pretrial hearing is scheduled for Thursday, according to the prosecutors office.
Brown, 33, was discovered fatally shot in her SUV, which was found in a vacant lot near the former Packard plant in Detroit. The mother of three disappeared Oct. 28.
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Between 1998-2001, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts relocated its programs and services during a major renovation of the Library's Lincoln Center building. On October 15, 2001, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew The Duke of York officially reopened the Performing Arts Library's renovated Bruno Walter Auditorium, in a program that also featured Kathleen Chalfant, Patricia Elliott, Simon Jones, Sir Peter Shaffer, and others. The Duke of York's remarks from that program are excerpted here.


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Immediate family: Wife, Ramona; two daughters, Lindsey and Amanda.
Education: Norwalk High School, 1973; Lorain Community College, 1975; Eastern Kentucky University, 1977.
Occupation: Retired from Ohio state Highway Patrol; substitute teacher at EHOVE.
What was your first job?: Price Construction in Norwalk; $3 per hour, summer job.
What is your dream job? I had it with the Highway Patrol.
The most challenging part of my job is: Handling fatal crashes; talking to victim's family.
Most rewarding? Then helping people on the highways; now knowing students gain knowledge from my being in the classroom.
Biggest pet peeve? Procrastination why put things off? It drives me nuts.
Biggest guilty pleasure? Cookies I'm a cookie monster.
Most embarrassing part of your CD collection: I don't have one.
Favorite childhood memory: Parents took me out to Yellowstone National Park camping. Always wanted to go back.
Best thing about living in Monroeville? Small village. You get to know everybody.
Biggest complaint? No grocery store.
What do you like to do when not working? My wife and I like to camp. I fish and hunt.
What's been the best car you've ever owned? My wife's '77 Thunderbird. It had all the bells and whistles.
How do you get off the phone with a telemarketer? Just hang up.
What do you do for exercise? Walk three miles and bike frequently. All determined by weather.
What's your favorite recreational activity? Have a motorhome and like to be outdoors.
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NASA workers mourn loss of shuttle jobs
Though the Cal Ripken-esque achievement earned him a special patch, the streak didn't do much for the 53-year-old's job prospects once the program ended with the final mission of Atlantis in July 2011.
Like thousands of other ex-shuttle workers, Gheen -- who spent the final 13 years of his shuttle career as a flight-controls engineer -- was forced to find work wherever he could. It's a situation that, for many, remains stubbornly true two years later.
In Gheen's case, the end result isn't all bad. After working for months at a brother's boat-building company, he landed a job last year as a launchpad manager at a spaceport in Virginia at a higher salary, a rarity among ex-shuttle workers. But even that has its drawbacks: Others in his family stayed behind, in part because they can't sell their Titusville, Fla., house.
"It's been months since I've been home," Gheen said.
Up and down the Space Coast, a similar story is playing out for thousands of families. Though the initial shock of the shuttle's retirement has long faded, the grind to find meaningful work -- and a comparable paycheck -- remains a constant pursuit.
Some, like Gheen, have left Florida so they could keep working in the aerospace business. Others have stuck close to home, often switching fields to find new jobs -- from teaching to lawn maintenance to asphalt resurfacing -- at a reduced salary. One lucky group has managed to do both: stay local and in the aerospace sector.
But that's not the majority. At least not yet. And maybe not ever.
Precise figures on what's happened to the shuttle work force are unavailable, but this much is known: From 2008 till now, the number of Kennedy Space Center workers was roughly halved to its current figure of about 7,900.
Most of the roughly 7,000 who lost their jobs were not NASA employees but outside contractors, doing jobs such as refurbishing the tiles that protected the shuttle from harm. It was well-paid work. According to one 2008 study, the average shuttle contractor then earned about $77,600 a year.
But when the shuttle program ended without an immediate NASA successor, these workers were left with few options. So they scattered.
"It's been quite a roller coaster," said Gregory Cecil, a former tile technician now working as a middle-school science teacher in St. Petersburg.
Cecil took a buyout in 2009 but then spent more than two years trying to find a full-time job.
"I was really, really starting to fear I was never going to work again," he said.
Finally, he decided to switch fields and start teaching. His salary dropped from $50,000 to $30,000.
"I like it. I like where I am now," said Cecil, 49. "But I would rather be working on spaceships."
The current state of the U.S. space industry restricts that career path.
Despite the recent emergence of new players such as SpaceX of California, no one is expecting the industry to hire anything close to the standing armies once needed to put the shuttle into orbit.
And NASA is still years from launching its next human-rated rocket, the Space Launch System. NASA wants a first flight in 2017, but budget problems could push that date back. Any delay would be especially painful for KSC, as its primary role for decades has been preparing NASA spacecraft for launch.
Several ex-shuttle workers say that they've lost more than a paycheck.
"No one was expecting the same wages -- or the prestige of working on a premier space program," said Terry White, who worked as a shuttle contractor for 33 years before losing his job the day after Atlantis landed.
Though he no longer works for a salary, White, 64, volunteers with NASA as a tour guide for special guests visiting KSC. It helps him stay connected to KSC family, a bond that many of his co-workers have said is missing in their current jobs.
"It's not the same camaraderie," he said.
But Brevard business leaders are optimistic. Though not ideal, local job figures have been far from devastating. As of July, the unemployment rate in Brevard County was 7.8 percent -- within arm's reach of the 7.1 percent state average that month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
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In multi-million dollar transactions, you may be asked to obtain reinsurance. This request may come from either the underwriter itself, or
from a lender or borrower to the insured.
Reinsurance involves the laying off of a particular risk from one underwriter to another. For instance, if Company A issued a policy in the amount of $25 million, and either decided or was requested to only retain $10 million of this liability, Company A would reinsure $15 million with Company B or additional companies. Assuming Company A retained the original $10 million as primary liability, Company A would be responsible for the first $10 million of any title insurance claims. Beyond that amount, Company B or other reinsuring companies would be responsible for their proportionate share of the loss. The practice of reinsurance enables title insurance companies to spread risk among many players. This enables them to avoid a scenario whereby one company takes an extremely large claim loss and is rendered financially insolvent or crippled.
Reinsurance is arranged among the various underwriting companies. Typically, the underwriter has an internal limit above which they will require that all risks be reinsured. Likewise, certain lenders and borrowers have established limits over which they will not accept a policy from a particular underwriter without reinsurance.
Reinsurance coverage is provided by means of a Reinsurance Agreement executed by the various underwriters involved in the transaction. Copies of the Reinsurance Agreement are then forwarded to the insureds. The present form of the Reinsurance Agreement contains an automatic direct access provision. This enables the insured to bring an action against any reinsurer. The insured need not exhaust all its remedies against the original insurer before being able to proceed against any reinsuring companies. Almost all lenders will now request that the Reinsurance Agreement contain this direct access provision.
As mentioned above, reinsurance arrangements are handled internally among the various underwriting companies. There is a fee charged from one company to the other to assume the underwriting risk. Typically, this premium is deducted from the gross premium of the transaction before calculating the agent's split.
Underwriting a policy that involves reinsurance becomes much more difficult. While the original company may be willing to take certain underwriting risks, the reinsuring entities may not be so flexible. Therefore, transactions involving reinsurance must be closely underwritten with the assistance of the local office. Any unusual or high risks must be clearly and completely disclosed at the outset. The various title insurance companies all rely on one another's honesty and integrity in purchasing and selling reinsurance.
Internal and external limits are constantly fluctuating among the various companies and entities involved. If you become involved in a multi-million dollar transaction and have any questions as to whether or not reinsurance will be required, please contact the local office.


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Being born and raised in the Bronx inures one to noises that might disturb or awaken those from more peaceful areas. Our apartment faces a very noisy street so I've learned to sleep through car alarms, sirens, and screaming punk kids (can't stand those little punks!) Imagine my surprise, then, when my blissful slumber was shattered the other night by none other than a mockingbird.
Northern Mockingbirds do quite well in my neighborhood. The multifarious sampled triplets of Mimus polyglottos accompany most of our daily activities, at least this time of year. Considering that most of our local avifauna is of the invasive variety, without a decent musician in the bunch, the mockingbird's staccato song is usually very welcome. But 3:45 AM is hardly the time and right outside my window is definitely not the place.
The Northern Mockingbird truly deserves its reputation as the "many-tongued mimic." A male mockingbird can belt out the songs of thirty or more different birds without coming close to exhausting its repertoire. But it's the bird's other material, its uncanny impersonations of different animals and machines, that have established its reputation as our most proficient and creative songster. Part of the mockingbird's advantage over other avians is physical; it uses more of the muscles in its vocal organ, the syrinx, than most other passerines do, many more than non-passerines like raptors or waterfowl. But the mockingbird also has a mind for music. It's been theorized that this species has more brain matter devoted to song memory than most other birds do.
Why does the mockingbird sing? Why else but to attract potential mates. The vocal mimicry trait seems to indicate that lyrical flow is an especially potent aphrodisiac in mockingbird circles. That leads us to our midnight maestro, putting on an after-hours performance that sounded to my trained ears like a mash-up of all the neighborhood's car alarms. Mimus polyglottos is a diurnal bird, courteously restricting most activity to daylight hours. However, unmated males, those poor suitors who lack the vocal flair or versatility to get the girl, are known to descant in the darkness. The mockingbird outside our window, carelessly interrupting my beauty sleep, simply needs a little love. Just because he's lonely doesn't mean he should take it out on us…
We live in Lakeland Fl and have a mockingbird that flies into every window on our house to the point it leaves blood and other excretions on the windows. This has been going on for months now and is getting to be quite an aggravation. Do you have any idea what is causing this and mainly how to stop it?
we had this problem at my work. it was some bush near by they were eating off of that had berries on it that made the birds for lack of a better word, drunk or changed their vision. Work removed the bushes and the problem went away.
I have a mockingbird that sings for hours every night beginning at one or two in the morning….how do I stop him so that I can sleep?
same problem here, that's why i am awake at 4am…and have been since 2:30am. second night this, apparently lonely, bird has awakened me. after doing the research now, i am glad to see this is normal behaviorm especially during full moon.
I have the same problem. I would like the bird to just go away. He has been singing nightly for about 2 weeks usually starting at about 3am.
I too have been awakened many a night over the past month by some kind of bird (I'm not able to identify it) that starts sounding off in a tree below my window in the early morning hours. I haven't been able to spot him (assuming it's a "he"). Could this be a mockingbird? Are there nocturnal species that sing so loudly and wildly? I live just above Columbia University, right off Broadway. I'm happy to have many birds active and singing in the apartment complex where I live, but I too join the other writers in wondering how to successfully shoo away this little dude without harming him. He's really made me lose a lot of sleep! Many thanks, Bill
I love the night songs of my neighborhood mockingbird. It sounds joyous to me, even though I know it is a male singing from loneliness, which makes his singing that much more brave and poignant. He is no quitter, but sings all night long seeking his love in the darkness. Would that all the lonely be so brave and just sing.
we just moved into a new neighborhood. I grew up in the city and I am used to noise, but the noise I have now is so ANNOYING! It starts about 5 or 6 when it begins to get dark and goes on until the sun comes up. It is a chirp-chirp-chirp-chirp…sounds like a whistle. but just over and over beeping noise. It never stops for longer than about 2 minutes!
Can't find what tree its in and I have NO idea what this is…any help would be appreciated! I am nine months preganant and sleep is deprived enough,,the bird is adding to my aggrivation!!
We live in New England, more specific Massachusetts, in a suburb of Boston.
I wrote from up here on Morningside Heights (in Manhattan)last July 6 to complain about a mockingbird who drove me sleepless. He showed up again this year, around the middle of April, but after a couple of weeks seems to have found his mate. I'm very happy for the guy, and even happier to attempt full nights of restful sleep!
Ear plugs are the only answer.
It may be a "Northern" mockingbird that is carrying on in the holly tree outside my bedroom window everynight, but he needs to go back up North! I live in Charlotte, NC. I'm an avid bird watcher, but the love is lost when I can't get a good night's sleep. I'm ready to shoot him and put him out of both of our misery!
The old-time classic movie and book titled " To Kill A Mockingbird " strongly comes to mind lately as our neighborhood has been serenaded by the Pavarotti of all Mockingbirds ! I am somewhat entertained by its creative variations of "music", but have to admit that the first night that I heard him sing, I couldn't sleep because I found him very annoying. But now, when he doesn't sing, ( and presumably has found himself a mate, hopefully, ( or he got laryngitis !) I miss him. But I am happy if he's happy … I am also very grateful that there are not a "Flock" of them that fly in each year, and sing us out of our neighborhoods ! Next Spring I'll buy some ear plugs !
I work in an ER in Atlanta. This past Thursday night, I noticed a mockingbird singing his little heart out in a nearby tree. Hour after hour, throughout the evening–he was still singing when I left the building after 2am. When I got to the parking deck, several blocks away, there was a second mockingbird, also belting out the blues. I drove home eight miles or so to my condo complex. As I pulled in, I heard the unmistakable calls of yet a third mockingbird. It was a balmy evening, up in the seventies, which is unusual here for February. I suppose the temperature put all our feathered opera singers in the mood for company, hmmm?
Here in Sacramento I have been kept up for about 2.5 weeks by a mockingbird that has taken up residence in a tree just outside my house. He (presumably) shuts up immediately when I shine my flashlight into the tree, but I can't do that all night obviously. I am going to see if I can find a "strobe flashlight" that I could tape to my camera tripod and leave on all night. The point is to annoy him so much that he goes somewhere else. I hope it works, because I am not putting up with this every night for the next several months!
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
The biggest punches and worst fights in French domestic rugby
While condoning fighting on the rugby field is naturally frowned upon, most fans would admit that they enjoy seeing a good scrap occasionally. With that in mind, there are few places that do it better than France, especially in seasons gone by. Here is a compilation of some of the best ever.
Canal Plus have put together this video that features some of the biggest punches, fights and dirty bits of play in French rugby over the last decade or so. It was created for the show 'The Rugby Session' (Le Séance Rugby) on Canal+ Sport, and is somewhat of a masterpiece.
The Top 14 doesn't have the reputation of being one of the toughest leagues to play in for nothing, and that's all on show here. And yes, Irishman Trevor Brennan seems to be in there a helluva lot.
View more classic French punchups and brawls in the Related Posts below
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CambridgeshireKid January 16, 2014 6:25 pm
Facepalm January 16, 2014 9:41 pm
If this makes me a football fan, Greig, then sign me up. If you're pissed off at someone, take lead from Josh Lewsey.
Adam January 17, 2014 1:27 pm
Just joshing
Greig January 16, 2014 6:49 pm
matt January 16, 2014 11:27 pm
CambridgeshireKid January 17, 2014 1:59 pm
Andy Top Comment | January 16, 2014 7:00 pm
You're in a ruck and someone stamps on you, not rucks you, but stamps... That's a punching.
You're in a maul and someone gouges you... That's a punching.
Your No10 is being leathered by a hairy arsed No8 and can't defend herself... That's a punching.
You're Welsh... That's a punching, and some shoe pie
See, reasons
CambridgeshireKid January 17, 2014 2:13 pm
finedisregard January 17, 2014 3:14 pm
Rugby is not about fighting to be sure, but as a front rower what would you do if your opposite was striking one of your smaller teammates? Sometimes you have to look after your mates.
Big Fred January 17, 2014 4:25 pm
Let's not beat about the bush here, I think that's exactly what's being said.
Fair enough, move on.
DrG January 17, 2014 11:50 pm
Oh really? and what; pray tell, generation is that? Gouging has existed pre 2000 and still exists now post 2012 (not sure if we've had a gouge yet in 2014)... so again, tell me which generation it is that you're from?
Yannoche January 18, 2014 2:16 pm
CambridgeshireKid January 20, 2014 6:51 pm
DrG January 21, 2014 10:41 am
I am actually not far off your 'generation' and everyone I play with/against, is focussed on playing rugby... that still doesn't mean a scuffle won't break out now and again.
DrG January 16, 2014 7:00 pm
Joking aside, great video, actually really enjoyed that - Well, enjoyed is perhaps not the right word, but it was a good watch. Some of those shots were very nasty.
CambridgeshireKid, of course there is little point to fighting, however if someone is throwing a fist at me I would be inclined to hit back, unless of course it's swiftly broken up. Take Cudmore v O'Connell, POC stood there for 2-3 hits(?) before retaliating... How long does he stand there and be a punching bag before hitting back?
stroudos January 17, 2014 9:02 am
It is quite beautiful though isn't it! Love the moody soundtrack!
nzbougnat January 21, 2014 8:00 pm
Big Fred January 16, 2014 7:00 pm
I bet your teammates are sleeping soundly knowing that if it kicks off you'll be looking on from a safe distance!!
rugby-pioneers January 16, 2014 7:02 pm
Jorge January 16, 2014 7:02 pm
Canadanon January 16, 2014 7:26 pm
However, some of these are disgusting. I draw the line at punching a guy on the ground, sucker punching, and hitting a guy who is already engaged with someone else.
In hockey, fighting is allowed but there is a bit of an "honor code" and players don't usually cross that line. It's not a perfect system and many criticise it, but it limits some of the ridiculous and dangerous situations seen in this video. Playing rugby in Canada, I feel like a similar level of mutual respect is shown and I'm glad to have never seen it get this out of hand.
matt January 16, 2014 11:30 pm
Either way I agree with you on the cheap shot side of thing, ice hockey fights are great because they have it out, within a certain set of 'rules' and then everyone gets back to what they were doing.
dave January 18, 2014 3:11 am
the interesting thing is they've been talking about taking fighting out of the nhl and the vast majority of players voted to keep fighting in,
they think if fighting is taken out players are more likely to take liberties in the heat of the moment with their hockey sticks
ConnachtMan January 17, 2014 10:09 am
DrG January 17, 2014 11:51 pm
RefTC January 18, 2014 1:32 am
DrG January 18, 2014 2:52 pm
Guy January 16, 2014 8:08 pm
On the other hand: one thing I dislike even more is players faking their own death without even being properly hit.
I guess there are two sides to every medal (a French medal that is).
barty January 16, 2014 8:31 pm
Fingers99 January 18, 2014 5:21 pm
Eddie-g January 16, 2014 8:49 pm
But the sad fact is, there are some players who you just hope if a fight breaks out they get filled in. You know, the Gavin Hensons. That sort of fight still works for me. I blame an incident in my youth, when Naas Botha - who I hated when playing for Northern Transvaal - was obliterated by a Free State flanker. The memory still warms my heart.
Reality January 16, 2014 8:52 pm
I always wondered what it was about French rugby that made it so violent. Fights happen everywhere, but mass brawls in modern-day rugby seem to be almost exclusively French. Are French people just unable to control their emotions? Is punching someone for no reason seen as macho there? Or is it that that behaviour is tolerated for some reason so there's no disincentive for players? I'm guessing it's the latter since even non-French players can be just as violent but strangely even for them it seems to happen mainly in the Top14, e.g. Trevor Brennan and Jamie Cudmore. You see it in videos from the 80s and from modern-day amateur countries as well, so I'm guessing for whatever reason it's been discouraged so much in other big rugby-playing countries that they've moved on and it's become a relatively infrequent thing whereas France is still stuck in the bad old days.
finedisregard January 17, 2014 3:22 pm
I played some in the USA and there are whole teams that are strictly polynesian. When they get down invariably the fists start flying.
Sorry to racially/culturally profile but that was my experience.
Matt January 16, 2014 9:52 pm
I guess things will vary a lot from club to club, but while playing in France, every single week the same couple of idiots were starting things off, with little reason and to be honest very little consequences, no card, no significant injuries (most of the time)... Just a bit of a display of testosterone. Most of the time the guys starting it weren't the most courageous guys, but quite often some guys in a shit job who've built some frustration during the week and letting it loose on the pitch... Felt sorry for them, but when it starts, got to join in really...
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Yannoche January 18, 2014 2:24 pm
Hi, the song is moody sure, but lyrics are very ironic considering the context (eg: "To know how to give, without taking back...).
Canadian content January 17, 2014 3:27 am
I for one would like to see the elimination of fighting from hockey, it's usually done by some goon who wants to \"fire up" his losing team. Hate to see it become more prevalent in rugby, which I don't see.
Bring on the big tackles
WelshOsprey January 17, 2014 5:18 am
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kanpai January 17, 2014 11:49 am
Before the H-cup final, there were no Armitage bashing, it's only his action on this day that started it.
As a Frenchman, i never hated someone because of his country, and Englishman, even if media wants us to believe were archenemy, we respect players when they deserve it ( For example Wilkinson, Jason Robinson, are really appreciated contrary to players like Farrell, Ashton, Henson ... who show off constantly ).
And what is not appreciated about Toulon is their staff (Boudjellal and Laporte) who always whine and shout about everything. As I've said, only the un-sportsmanship players are criticized.
On the fight subject, it's mostly a matter of culture. In france you're taughed that you need to punish your opponent for a lot of reasons (not releasing, slowing the game, cheating...), and sometimes, added with the frustration, it goes too far. I don't say it's a good thing, and it should be punished, but it will take time before some change (but everything is possible, look, even Fritz got quieter over time ^^).
Phil mc avity January 20, 2014 11:28 pm
matt the mauler January 17, 2014 1:18 pm
ConnachtMan January 17, 2014 10:11 am
Moo January 17, 2014 7:34 pm
Felix January 17, 2014 1:20 pm
Nevertheless I totally agree with you if you refer to France 2, which as you said has another approach targeting the general public during some H-Cup games and test rugby, shows lengthy adds at half-time and even with Fabien Galthié and Raphael Ibanez, the standard of emotional commentary and chauvinism is quite lame. I feel like this is quite similar to what you can see in the UK with the discrepancy between Sky and the somehow below-par commentary on the BBC (just my personal impression though, I always watch rugby on Sky now but I heard that the BBC has been doing better recently so I might be wrong).
I wish French TV could have foreign pundits, like the British did with Castaignede, Ibanez or Betsen, even though language skill will not be top-notch, it's always great to have a different point of view.
Phil mc avity January 20, 2014 11:24 pm
French or die January 17, 2014 1:25 pm
Matt January 17, 2014 2:57 pm
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DrG January 18, 2014 12:03 am
"Ban these guys for life"... what a pathetic knee jerk reaction. I could list a good amount of brilliant players who have thrown a punch in their life yet you'd have them all banned for life.... Good luck with that..
Frenchie January 17, 2014 3:33 pm
Frenchie January 17, 2014 3:43 pm
Yes there's always going to be a bit of handbags in a rugby game as tempers flair but in France things are on a different level and I do think that as long as the French governing bodies refuse to act against it will remain a worryingly inherent part of the sport in France.
finedisregard January 17, 2014 3:58 pm
matt the mauler January 17, 2014 4:29 pm
DrG January 18, 2014 12:06 am
...and our rugby coach still told us that bending someones fingers back is a good way to get them to release the ball in a maul. If a player has ribs exposed in a ruck/maul or ball carrying situation, hit them HARD with your shoulder etc etc... Rugby has always been about gaining a physical advantage over the opposition.
As for fighting, it was never encouraged.
Colombes January 17, 2014 4:28 pm
Just for a reminder, Canal+ doesn't want to celebrate rugby violence. It's just an ironic blink towards professional players who sometimes behave like spoiled brats, but with golgoth arms ;) On a side note, Canal+ has signed new tv rights for the top14.
On violence in french rugby, like said above, u will plenty of scraps at amateur and regional level, but this kind of behaviour tend to disappear at professional level. However, Top14 team often hides one vilain to do the dirty job.
Frenchie January 17, 2014 7:33 pm
In France the "derby" games which i would refer to games played between clubs in the same area are always quiet brutal, or physical. This is especially true for the lower division where things get pretty nasty.
And like everywhere there are clubs that can't stand each others and enjoy punching each others.
I remember watching a game where just after quick off as the ball was still in the air two players decided to go at each other straight on; along the sideline. They punched each other and after that the game went normally. That was very funny; ice hockey style like.
The 2 players were Eric Champ (Toulon) and "La Matole" aka Jean Louis Tolot (SU Agen)
two legends respectively for their club.
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Newfie January 17, 2014 11:13 pm
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Oliver January 19, 2014 5:53 pm
But most of these images are really old. You can see players like Olivier Merle, Magne, Benazzi who have been retired for a long time.
Basically it's like a "worst of" of the last 20 years. Most leagues would have similar stuff over such a long period of time, don't you think?
HCup please!! January 21, 2014 7:04 am
DrG January 21, 2014 10:51 am
I mean grow some damn balls guys. No one says watching this video will make you fight, or requires you to join in. It's entitled "The biggest punches and worst fights in French domestic rugby" it's not exactly like RD has tricked you into watching something.
If you don't have the balls to WATCH a video then don't watch it.
Looking left and right of this page I see jumpers and tops, 'blood sweat and beers', 'get your first tackle in early..even if it's late' and I assume 'MTFU' to mean Man the fuck up. You'd never assume those would apply to rugby by reading some of the comments on this page.
Namastebuzz August 29, 2014 8:27 am
I was watching NRL the other day (keeping an eye on Sam Burgess - who was awesome) when commentator Andrew Johns (a League legend himself) came out with the comment:
"Well, the problem is that they changed the rules so that you're not allowed to punch anyone any more......"
He was bemoaning all the "afters" that go on after the play-the-ball with players niggling each other. He went on to elaborate that if a little bloke messed about with some bloke 30kgs heavier then he'd get smacked so that's why it didn't happen so much.
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Leatherhead have been relegated to the Ryman League Division One South after losing 2-0 at home to Kingstonian today.
Other results went against them, with Hastings and Harrow Borough both winning, meaning the Tanners will return to Division One South after only one season in the Premier Division.
Bobby Traynor and Ryan Woods scored the goals that sealed Leatherhead's fate, but it does not tell the whole story with the home side missing a host of good chances to win the match and take the relegation battle down to the final day of the season.
Afterwards, chairman Peter Ashdown confirmed that manager Richard Brady would remain in charge next year, despite what he called a "disappointing" season.
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