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Born Slippy (ボーン・スリッピー Bōn Surippī) (Deep Blue) is the first episode of the sequel anime series, Eureka Seven: AO.
The episode title is a reference to "Born Slippy" by Underworld.
Episode SummaryEdit
In April of the year 2025, Blanc and Ivica scout a devastated city and they contribute it to a recent Scub Burst. They discuss about the return of their only hope: the turquoise-haired girl .
On the Iwato Island of the Okinawa Prefecture, 12-year-old Ao Fukai is riding his FP when he receives a call from his childhood friend, Naru. While giving her a ride, Naru tells Ao of a dream she had of a big fire, saying that everything is about to change. Naru has a weak body and so relies on an inhaler. They then go to the forest look for Noah. Ao thinks Noah should remain in the woods but Naru insists that they get her out and she shouldn't be alone because she has no family. It is revealed that Ao is an orphan and her statement makes him mad, and she apologizes to him. After retrieving Noah, Ao leaves Naru in her home, because he still has to gather sea mangoes for someone named Mr. Wong, illegally, as his work. Naru threatens Ao that she will call the police if he doesn't come back early, much to his annoyance.
Meanwhile, a trio composed of Pippo, Han Juno, and Gazelle (their defacto leader) is delivering an IFO's ECU to the Japanese army. Suddenly, smoke swells out of Gazelle's FP ECU and he attempts to safely land at the nearby shore. But as he tries to do so, he suddenly sees Ao in the way so he sharply evades him, leading to an unsightly crash. The briefcase they are to deliver opens up accidentally. Ao picks up a bracelet he sees. Gazelle gets angry at Ao while Ao accuses Gazelle of not being a good driver. While they settle, Gazelle recognizes Ao as the foreigner at Fukai's, and asks Ao to lend him an FP. Suddenly, the ECU bursts into a Scub Burst.
Ao rushes to Naru's home, and they evacuate. Ao goes home to find his grandfather getting ready to go to work. Ao asks him how long he plans to take care of him when he is old enough to work on his own. Toshio insists it's the responsibility of a parent, although unrelated by blood, to send his children to school, revealing that he is Ao's adoptive grandfather. He reminds Ao to rest because his middle school opening exam is tomorrow. Ao wonders about the origin of the bracelet, but decides to not think much about it and is about to eat dinner. However, he has a strange feeling that things are about to change and thinks it has nothing to do with him entering in middle school.
Gazelle's group manages to deliver the briefcase to the Japanese army, and Nakamura, but it lacks one thing: the bracelet. The group is given a six-hour deadline to retrieve the missing item. Morning comes, and they go to the Scub Burst site, where they conclude that the item was retrieved by Ao.
However, by the following morning, Ao is running late for his first day at middle school when another Scub Burst pillar springs up. But it is not the only one- another pillar rises up in the ocean. The Scub crashes on land, causing a massive shockwave. As Ao is caught up in the destruction of the shockwave, he tries to contact Naru, but he gets no reception on his cell phone. Local residents warn him to run away from the Scub, fearing a G-Monster might appear. When the Scub Burst opens, the same machine-like figure he saw before attacks him. Arriving at Naru's devastated house, he thinks she might be dead or injured when he finds that she is nowhere to be seen. Enraged at the G-Monster, Ao curses it and holds the bracelet tightly in his hand. Suddenly, the bracelet bursts out of his hand and glows, much to Ao's confusion. The words "Eureka" and " Ao" appear on it, and the red rings in Ao's lavender eyes lighten up. In a sudden flashback, Ao remembers when his mother, Eureka, wore the bracelet. Gazelle's group arrives and Gazelle demands that the bracelet be given back to him. Although he doesn't understand it, Ao vows to never give the bracelet back.
Major EventsEdit
- Introduction of Ao, Naru, Ivica, Christophe, Gazelle, and Toshio.
- A flashback reveals Ao is Eureka's son.
- G-Monsters, later known as Secrets, are revealed.
- Ao is revealed to be Eureka's biological son, and due to his strong resemblance to Renton, there is no doubt that he is also Renton's biological son.
- It seems that Eureka and Renton are not part of Ao's life, due to the fact he is being raised by his adoptive grandfather.
- The series takes place in the year 2025, which is about 10,000 years prior to the setting of Eureka Seven.
- Script: 武良翔人
- Storyboard: Tomoki Kyoda
- Direction: 佐藤育郎
- Drawing supervision: 三輪和宏, Hiroyuki Oda


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Counterpart Trivia
- He is a possible parody of Randall Boggs from Disney/Pixar's Monsters Inc.
- It is also possible that he could be a parody of Leon Powalski from the Star Fox video game series.
- The Chameleon's ability to grow weapons out of his body is similar to Guy Gardner's Warrior powers.
- The Chameleon is similar to Batsuroid from Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger & Power Rangers SPD.
All-About Trivia
- Dudley and an Unnamed Rabbit Cop once referred to the Chameleon as the "Cham-ah-lee-on", which the Chameleon himself also mispronounces later once.
- He is the villain who is picked-on most for his near awkward and obsessive behavior. He is willing to be friends with characters on both sides of the spectrum; D.O.O.M. and T.U.F.F. both, and neither one of them seem to enjoy his presence.
- The Chameleon is voiced by Daran Norris (making a Peter Lorre impression), who also voices The Chief, Francisco, Bad Dog, and Jack Rabbit.
- The whole moving eyes thing is an attribute of real chameleons.
- Every time he is seen working with another villain, they take advantage of him. In the episode Mission: Really Big Mission, Snaptrap uses him as a cupholder, box of tissues, and a toothpick. The Chameleon of course doesn't seem to mind because he feels like he is "helping."
- When the Chameleon is shape-shifting, he is all bionic like his suit and his eyes are red and straight.
- A running gag is that every time he is seen, he wears some kind of eyewear that usually either breaks or that doesn't usually fit over his eyes.
- Sometimes, he changes his voice based on the audience's knowledge of what's going on the show. One example is in the episode "Share-A-Lair". He changes his voice when he turns into Agent Rodentski, but he doesn't change his voice when he turns back into Agent Rodentski later on in the episode.
- We've seen the Chameleon three times without the molecular transformation suit, and that's in "Puppy Love" (prison uniform), "Guard Dog" (his underwear), and "Diary of a Mad Cat" (a hat, sunglasses, a purple shirt and red swimming shorts). It's possibly rare for the Chameleon to be seen without his Molecular Transformation Suit, but three times the charm.
- He met Peg Puppy at a grocery store in Snap Dad.
- He has somewhat bad eyesight, revealed in Toast of T.U.F.F.
- In Puppy Love and Share-A-Lair, the Chameleon planned on the destruction of T.U.F.F. for revenge.
- In some episodes, his eyes shrink with the irises smaller and lacking pupils.
- It seems he isn't fond of children, revealed in "Snap Dad," as he admitted to Peg that he didn't know she had kids and soon ran away from her, afterward, for this reason.
- In Hot Dog, The Chameleon doesn't like wearing winter clothes because they're not "Diabolical".
- In the German dub of T.U.F.F. Puppy, The Chameleon's voice is higher pitched and cracking. In the Spanish dub, his voice almost sounds monotonous.
- In A Doomed Christmas he can be seen disguised as a Christmas tree in his current jail cell.
- It's revealed in Guard Dog that The Chameleon was a unsuccessful author and created a story called "The Very Lonely Lizard". In the same episode, The Chameleon wears headgear and a mud mask when going to bed due to his Chronic Eczema and underbite.
- It was revealed in A Doomed Christmas that The Chameleon has a sister named Camille. In the same episode, the Chameleon enjoys Christmas despite being a villain.
- The opening, online game, and promotional picture showed that the Chameleon was originally going to be a member of D.O.O.M.. It is unknown why the creators decided to remove him from D.O.O.M. Another reason why they have done this is that, like in "Share-A-Lair", that he has no interest in them.
- The only episode he does not transform in is Snap Dad, as he only appeared in the last few seconds of the episode.
- In Dog Tired, he's the host of the Evil Shopping Channel.
- In Candy Cane-ine, the Chameleon appears to have his own candy store.
- In Bored of Education, he possesses a number amount of Molecular Transformations Suits in which he gave to the kids to help him cause trouble.
- His suit is wired to his brain as revealed in Internal Affairs.
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飛 is the single character for flight, flying, or to fly.
It can be a single character in Chinese and Korean Hanja. However, in Japanese, it's often understood as a female given name Fei, or used to mean a rook (shoji). 飛 is best if your audience is Chinese.
鵬程萬里 is an ancient Chinese proverb used in modern times to wish someone a long and successful career.
It's really about the 10,000 Flight of the Peng (Peng, also known as Roc is a mythical fish that can turn into a bird and take flight).
庄子 - Zhuangzi
Breaking down each character:
1. Peng or Roc (a kind of bird).
2. Journey (in this case, a flight).
3. 10,000 (Ten Thousand).
4. Li is a unit of distance often referred to as a "Chinese Mile," though the real distance is about half a kilometer.
Direct Translation: "Peng's Journey [of] 10,000 Li."
Literal meaning: "The 10,000-Li Flying Range Of The Roc."
Perceived meaning: "To have a bright future" or "To go far."
This proverb/idiom comes from the book of Zhuangzi. It tells the tale of a huge fish which could turn into a gigantic bird. This bird was called "peng" and was many miles long. This legendary size allowed the Peng to fly from the Northern Sea to the Southern Sea in a single bound.
Wishing someone "a Peng's Journey of 10,000 Li," will imply that they will be able to travel far without stopping, and will have great success, a long career, and a prosperous future.
神舟 is the name of the Chinese spacecraft "Shenzhou." The name means "divine craft" or "saintly vessel."
The name is a play on words in Chinese, as there is an alternate name for China that is pronounced "Shenzhou" but means "Divine land" or "Land of the Gods" (just the second character is different).
The first flight of a Shenzhou spacecraft was in 1999, with more missions following. The next is planned for 2008, and will include China's first "spacewalk." The tenth Shenzhou mission is planned for 2015, when China has promised its people that a Chinese astronaut will walk on the moon (or at least orbit the moon - there are two ways to interpret the announcement made in 2005).
For those of you concerned, this word is pronounced more like "Shen Joe" (with a slightly soft "J") than the Romanization would suggest.
2016 Update: I wrote the above in 2006. Imagine that, 10 years later, none of the promises came true.
Below are some entries from our dictionary that may match your flight search...
If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese
|Simple Dictionary Definition
飛揚see styles
| fēi yáng / fei1 yang2
fei yang
hiyou / hiyo / ひよう
| to rise; to fly upward
(noun/participle) flying; flight; (personal name) Hiyou; (personal name) Hyou
More info / calligraphy:
Flying / Flight / Rising Upward
便see styles
| biàn / bian4
ben / べん bin / びん
| see 便宜|便宜[pian2 yi5]; plain; informal; suitable; convenient; opportune; to urinate or defecate; equivalent to 就[jiu4]: then; in that case; even if; soon afterwards
(noun or adjectival noun) (1) convenience; service; facility; accommodation; (2) excreta (esp. faeces); excrement; stool; (n,n-suf) (1) flight (e.g. airline flight); trip (e.g. train trip); service; (2) mail; post; letter; (3) opportunity; chance; (surname) Bin; (given name) Tayori
Convenient, convenience; then, so; easy; cheap; occasion
段see styles
| duàn / duan4
dan / だん
| paragraph; section; segment; stage (of a process); classifier for stories, periods of time, lengths of thread etc; surname Duan
(1) step; stair; (flight of) steps; (row of) stitches; columns (of print); (n,ctr) (2) grade; rank; level; (counter) (3) counter for breaks in written language (or speech, etc.); (place-name, surname) Dan; (surname) Tan; (personal name) Isuke
A piece; a section, paragraph. piṇda, a ball, lump, especially of palatable food, sustenance.
翪see styles
| zōng / zong1
| uneven flight of a bird
翾see styles
| xuān / xuan1
| flirtatious; short flight
龖see styles
| dá / da2
| a vista of a dragon in flight
亡命see styles
| wáng mìng / wang2 ming4
wang ming
boumei / bome / ぼうめい
| to flee; to go into exile (from prison)
(noun/participle) flight from one's country; seeking asylum; defection; emigration (for political reasons); (going into) exile; becoming a (political) refugee
伏長see styles
|fusenaga / ふせなが
| going (e.g. of a flight of stairs); length
便名see styles
|binmei / binme / びんめい
| flight number
偏航see styles
| piān háng / pian1 hang2
p`ien hang / pien hang
| to diverge (from bearing, flight path etc); off course; to yaw
停航see styles
| tíng háng / ting2 hang2
t`ing hang / ting hang
| to stop running (of flight of shipping service); to suspend service (flight, sailing); to interrupt schedule
出奔see styles
| chū bēn / chu1 ben1
ch`u pen / chu pen
shuppon / しゅっぽん
| to flee; to escape into exile
(noun/participle) flight; elopement; running away; absconding
前泊see styles
|zenpaku / ぜんぱく
| (noun/participle) (See 後泊・こうはく) spending one night ahead (e.g. at a hotel near the airport the night before catching a flight); spending the night before; (surname) Maehaku; (place-name, surname) Maedomari
大尉see styles
| dà wèi / da4 wei4
ta wei
taii(p);daii / tai(p);dai / たいい(P);だいい
| captain (army rank); senior captain
(pron. だいい in ref. to the old Japanese navy) captain (Army, U.S. Marine Corps, USAF); lieutenant (Navy); flight lieutenant (RAF, RAAF, RNZAF, etc.)
奔るsee styles
|hashiru / はしる
| (v5r,vi) (1) to run; (2) to travel (movement of vehicles); to drive; (3) to hurry to; (4) to retreat (from battle); to take flight; (5) to run away from home; (6) to elope; (7) to tend heavily toward; (8) to flash; to streak; to shoot through (e.g. pain)
宇航see styles
| yǔ háng / yu3 hang2
yü hang
| space flight
帰航see styles
|kikou / kiko / きこう
| (n,vs,adj-no) homeward voyage or flight
復航see styles
|fukkou / fukko / ふっこう
| (noun/participle) return flight or voyage
改签see styles
| gǎi qiān / gai3 qian1
kai ch`ien / kai chien
| to change one's reservation; to transfer to a different flight or airline
败走see styles
| bài zǒu / bai4 zou3
pai tsou
haisou / haiso / はいそう
| to run away (in defeat)
(noun/participle) take flight; take to one's heels
機内see styles
|kinai / きない
| (adj-no,n) inside a plane; in-flight
機組see styles
| jī zǔ / ji1 zu3
chi tsu
| flight crew (on a plane); unit (apparatus)
欠便see styles
|ketsubin / けつびん
| flight cancellation
欠航see styles
|kekkou / kekko / けっこう
| (noun/participle) flight cancellation
班期see styles
| bān qī / ban1 qi1
pan ch`i / pan chi
| schedule (for flight, voyage etc)
班機see styles
| bān jī / ban1 ji1
pan chi
| airliner; (regular) flight; CL:趟[tang4],次[ci4],班[ban1]
班次see styles
| bān cì / ban1 ci4
pan tz`u / pan tzu
hanji / はんじ
| grade; class number (in school); flight or run number; flight or run (seen as an item); shift (work period)
ranking; precedence
直航see styles
| zhí háng / zhi2 hang2
chih hang
chokkou / chokko / ちょっこう
| direct flight; to fly directly
(noun/participle) direct voyage; direct service
直飛see styles
| zhí fēi / zhi2 fei1
chih fei
| to fly directly; direct flight
石段see styles
|ishidan / いしだん
| (flight of) stone steps
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The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...
|Romaji(Romanized Japanese)
|Various forms of Romanized Chinese
|hi / fei
|fēi / fei1 / fei
Rising Upward
|hi you / hiyou / hi yo / hiyo
|fēi yáng / fei1 yang2 / fei yang / feiyang
|A Bright Future
|péng chéng wàn lǐ
peng2 cheng2 wan4 li3
peng cheng wan li
|p`eng ch`eng wan li
peng cheng wan li
|Shenzhou Spacecraft
|shén zhōu
shen2 zhou1
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Blood banned
This has been fascinating to watch unwind. It takes cheating to a higher plane and in the noble sport of Rugby Union.
Harlequins conspire to substitute a player for a kicker in the closing minutes of an important game in an attempt to engineer a last minute attempt at goal. He can only come on in the event of a blood injury so a player explodes a capsule of theatrical blood in his mouth. The kicker comes on and misses a kick by inches.
It has since been revealed that the player who faked the injury had the inside of his mouth cut prior to the game. He was originally banned for a year but that has now been reduced to four months and the coach - England legend Dean Richards - has been banned for three years for authorising the scam.
Harlequins have also been fined an amount of money the equivalent of £25m if it was Man Utd and are likely to be banned for ages from the main competitions, meaning the club may go out of business.
Pond Life
That is mental. What has happened to the sportsmanship is sports?
I saw this on the news this morning, and I was staggered at that level of cheating from a sportsman at that level. Pretty bloody dirty trick if you ask me. It'd have been a very hollow victory. I think the pre-meditated part of it was the most sickening. I think if the coach authorised the blood capsule, he should be banned from coaching at a professional level indefinatley.
They would have got away with it if the opposing team's coach hadn't noticed the substituted player wink at his bench as he was led off for "treatment".
Leinster (the other team) raised their suspicions with the RFU, video footage was then studied and no evidence of contact for the injury to have occurred could be found and an investigation launched.
it is a shame that footballers dont take a leaf out of the rugby boys book,and show the referees more respect
cheating seems to be endemic now at any sport at the top level.
Rugby Union seems to be the worst though. Collusion must have taken place between the coach, physio, captain and club doctor.
Dean Richards - one of the most respected men in English Rugby. Should be banned for life imo.
Tip of the iceberg.
is money the root of all this cheating evil?
Plastic Man
I can only laugh at all this mealy-mouthed preciousness being pontificated at the moment.
Let us get facts straight.
Rugby Union is inherently about cheating.
Once you get beyond the basics - pick it up and throw it behind you - the next skill set is learning how to cheat. But the important bit is - how to cheat, but not get caught.
The rules in Rugby Union are primarily designed to avoid 30 blokes kicking off simultaneously, killing each other and the majority of spectators. This is mainly due to the on-field participants "respecting the referee".
Respecting the referee to the extent that when he orders a break up of a fight, the combatants obey. Which is good because otherwise they would probably kill each other. And several bystanders. Which is a "good thing".
Now that rules have ensured that there is less likely to be utter carnage, the other rules are there essentially to be broken, but the the important bit is - break them, but not get caught.
For example, take the scrum - or more specifically the "dark arts" of the scrum.
The scrum is designed to be 8 blokes versus 8, variously gripping on to and pushing against each other in such a way, that if rugby wasn't such an obviously manly sporting pursuit, you might think it was invented in a 1970's San Francisco bath house.
The rules are designed such the intention of a scrum is to recycle a dead ball into play.
The reality is that before, during and after the scrum players inflict upon each other acts of punching, biting, gouging, deliberately collapsing the scrum etc. These are the "dark arts". In common parlance, these would be described as acts of grievous bodily harm. The referee has no idea what is going on, but will blow his whistle and make randomly pronouncements to pretend that he does.
There's a host of other instances of cheating in action. All through the game, there will be players trying to illicitly steal the ball when they know they shouldn't, stamping on opponents, gouging eyes, spear-tackling into the ground to maximise damage. Players will (allegedly) feign injury if their forwards are having there arses kicked, to make the scrum become uncontested.
But given that everyone cheers each other off and shakes hands at the end of the game, all the cheating seems to be forgotten.
Don't get me wrong - I'm glad this "bloodgate" business has been exposed and its perpetrators suitably punished. But I do wish those that are mincing around, wringing their hands and crying "woe is me", would step back and see that there are much more serious abuses of the rules that can be observed from the most junior level of the game. Perhaps it would be worth addressing these in the first instance.
Pond Life
Nice posting PM. I am gutted because even though i knew that these gentleman thugs battered each other i was convinced they played by the rules. Quite an eye opener. I'm no fan of Rugby and the game now may have dropped in my estimation even more.
Never been he same since they ditched cotton and went all high tech.
I'm sure this has been going on since Dickie Jeeps were a lad but the world has moved on since then
Thirty years ago Rugby Union was watched by a few old codgers, a couple of pissed up ex-players and the scrum half's mum.
No-one cared who won or lost as long as they got to dance round in a circle in the bar with their trousers round their ankles singing Hare Zumba, vomit copiously in the flowerbed outside the clubhouse and abuse the waiters in the local curry house.
The world's moved on now. The eyes of the world are watching for every misdemeanour. I'm sure parents everywhere will have watched the recent eyegouging incident in S Africa and Bloodgate with horror and thrown young William's rugby kit in the recycling bin.
What Dean Richards did takes cheating to a new level. The original incident was bad enough, but to then attempt to cover it up, and to lie about the cover up shows a complete lack of integrity rarely equalled in the dirty world of professional sport.
I agree, this has nothing to do with the historic on-field cheating but more to do with the exploitation of loop-holes and a reflection of the increasing amounts of money now flowing into the club game. It must be the thin end of the wedge. Richards' ban takes into account 3 other such instances so presumably this kind of thing is endemic and has been going on for years.
Sir Bulldog Craggwood
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Do either of you go and regularly watch rugby at any level? In my opinion, these shenanigans aren't particularly related to money. Unfortunately the time of era of gentlemanly behaviour in sport is long gone. For me, the last bastion was cricket - but the day when people automatically walked when they knew they were out has now generally been lost in the mists of time.
I can think of no other game, professional or otherwise, in which cheating is so endemic as in rugby union, or has rules so convoluted that Solomon himself could not reasonably be expected to adjudicate upon.
Rugby's laws have become so technical that it is virtually impossible to police them, even with the use of video referees.
For every change in the law to try and improve the game as a spectacle and for safety, the coaches' first step is to try and circumvent them. Last year saw the introduction of the experimental law variations, with an unwitting resultant increase in turgidity as sides adopted kicking high balls at one another until one side made a mistake.
Engineering replacements or manipulating injuries to a team's advantage is nothing new.
The scrum front row is the front line of brutality and intimidation and a highly technical and dangerous place to be. Laws were brought in at the more senior levels such that each team had to have a minimum number of front row specialists on the subs bench. In the event that there were a number of of front row specialist players injured (including previously non-injured, tactically substituted players returned to the field of play), then the scrums became non-contested. Which handed the advantage to the side who's pack was taking a hammering. Cue regular uncontested scrums.
The French introduced a rule which upped the required number of specialist front row substitutes, but in the event that a side ran out of them through injury, then it was tough - you were down to 14 men. The number of games in France where uncontested scrums were needed plummeted.
This fake blood business is no different. Sides fake injuries to get a particular result, whether it be through uncontested scrums or the return of a specialist kicker.
American football is in some senses more honest, in that it allows the introduction of specialist sides during different phases of the game. In baseball, specialist pitchers are brought in dependent on the state of the game.
Even association football, which I despair of, is relatively simple enough to minimise the opportunities for cheating (relative to rugby). A bit of shirt-pulling and argy bargy in the penalty area perhaps, deliberate niggling/ diving/ fouling etc.?
To my mind, in this case, Harlequin's greatest sin was against sin number 1 - getting caught (see post above). It was a reasonably subtle way of engineering a substitution. I don't condone it - I hate it is as much as I hate people faking front row injuries, as much as I hate opposition players high tackling or taking cheap shots at Otley players (the terraces of which you will find me frequenting for many Saturday afternoons in coming months). Obviously, I don't have a problem with the Otley players doling it out though.
Dean Richards has taken the rap in this case. But such an event needed to have involved not just the medical/ coaching staff, but the entire squad, so that each knew their particular role in any given circumstance.
And I think one would have to be very naive to believe this is the first time such a scam has been enacted, and only by one side.
I seem to recall that in 1963 a certain Cassius Clay's glove mysteriously developed a slit while he was taking a beating from Henry Cooper.
So perhaps this business of technical abuses to gain an advantage is not a new thing. And how would history have viewed Our Henry if his glove had split and he went on to beat Mr Clay?
Pond Life
Have you considered doing a Plastic Man's Rugby Blithers?
Nice posting again PM. If i had the prizes and the savvy to get them out with the right postage on, i'd send you something.....
Pond Life
As an aside...
I'm working with a chap who is big rugby chap. He has played for Bristol. His dad, loves it, his grandad loves it. They are rugby nuts. He knows a couple of the Harlequin's squad.
He tells me that the thing that puts me of rugby people is that whole drinking other peoples sick and setting fire to their pubes thing is normally started by the worst players in the club. The forfeit for not doing such hilario things is not to play, my friend says that he always refuses but always gets a game as he is good. The shit ones start the games to get a pecking order sorted as to who will play.
Makes more sense now.
Sir Bulldog Craggwood
havent watched it in years - used to watch Otley a bit when i was a teenager and forced to play it at school. All i remember is you had to be on your toes all the time and quick on your feet unless you could punch very well yourself and didnt mind being assaulted several times on a wednesday afternoon
then one year they changed a lot of the rules and the scoring and i didnt stay interested once we got to sixform and could play association football instead
Plastic Man
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I played rugby on and off at school, but gave up in my early 20's. I use to occasionally turn out for scratch sides, but the level of downright thuggery finally put me off. It wasn't so much the physicality of the game, but the snide off-the-ball punches etc. used as a means of intimidation. And this was in "friendly games". I've played a lot of football over the years, but have never experienced anything as bad, whether there was a referee present or not. In rugby, it's "all part of the game". Some people simply appear to enjoy being brutal and being brutalised.
I still enjoy watching the game. I like the technical aspects - the kicking, the scrummaging, the rucking etc. To me, that is its advantage over rugby league, which is more a straight up and down game, though I enjoy that too.
I've generally avoided the "rugby club scene", which as you suggest, can be downright boorish and can get totally out of hand. I don't mind others carrying on like that, but I don't want to be forced into joining in. A good few beers and a sing song is one thing, but I'd rather not partake in games involving forfeits which include imbibing excretions which should be disposed of hygienically.
Plastic Man
At risk of labouring the point, there is an interesting item in today's Telegraph - Brian Moore interviewing Dean Richards over the incident, with the headline, "Bloodgate: Dean Richards: I'm sorry I got caught. But I realise what I did was wrong".
The whole article is worth a read. This is an extract:
(Brian Moore) I started by asking how commonplace faking blood injuries was ...
Dean Richards: I was approached by a few players who had experienced it at other clubs and had experienced cutting. I was not prepared to go down that line. The blood substitution does give you an opportunity to get people off because it doesn't state how much blood and you have the right to take somebody off. This was three or four years ago and they were overseas players. That's how we ended up with blood capsules.
Brian Moore: What made you consider this as an option?
DR: It was quite prevalent and the players felt other teams were having a material advantage by using it and they felt we were missing out.
I was privileged enough to enjoy a Grammar school education. Football was frowned upon and you were banned from playing at lunchtime with anything larger than a tennis ball.
The only sport we did in games lessons in winter was rugby. We were taught by a cartoon sadistic Welshman called Taffy Roberts, whose idea of fun was to make every one dive face down in the mud. If you put your hands out in front of you, then you had to do it again.
At the age of 14 i weighed about 3 st, and a tackle could be potentially fatal. As a result I learned that in the unlikely event of being passed the ball, the best thing to do was to kick it aimlessly or pass rapidly to an imaginary friend outside me.
It'd possible that these experiences have clouded my judgement of the sport.
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This was three or four years ago and they were overseas players. That's how we ended up with blood capsules.
Blame it on the foreigners, how convenient. As if Richards isn't "man enough" to stand up to these immigrants, debasing our noble game.
Plastic Man
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This was three or four years ago and they were overseas players. That's how we ended up with blood capsules.
Blame it on the foreigners, how convenient. As if Richards isn't "man enough" to stand up to these immigrants, debasing our noble game.
My understanding of that statement was that Mr Richards was not happy with players being physically cut open to produce blood, but preferred to go down the blood capsule route. Apart from the source of blood, he did not have any principles as to why that method of cheating was wrong. Perhaps they are Kosher/ Halal methods of displaying blood?
My understanding of the "foreigners" reference was that every other team is doing this, so why don't we?
I don't think that "foreigners" was intended as a disparaging comment, but as an indication of the general opinion of players from overseas, and more specifically, Southern Hemisphere players. But obviously, that is mere conjecture!
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MEXICO CITY (November 6, 2004) -- After a dismal day in Friday qualifying, 1996 Champ Car titlist Jimmy Vasser (#12 Gulfstream Ford-Cosworth/Lola/Bridgestone) vowed to move up the grid, banking on the fact that his PKV Racing squad still two sets of the softer alternate Bridgestone Potenza tires left. And the American Champ Car star did exactly that, posting a flyer of 1:27.038 (115.232 mph) which earned him the fourth spot on the grid for tomorrow's Champ Car finale in the heart of vibrant Mexico City. Teammate and Friday's fastest Mexican pilot Roberto Gonzalez (#21 Nextel Ford-Cosworth/Lola/Bridgestone) saw his top time of 1:27.610 (114.480 mph) clock in 11th quick overall, after the rookie turned in a season best sixth the previous afternoon.
Vasser wasted no time in the day's final qualifier around Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez' 2.786-mile circuit, speeding off pit lane just two minutes into a session where he put his 750hp Gulfstream on the second row for the 63-lap dash to the checkers.
"It paid off for us today after holding back the two sets of alternate tires yesterday," said Vasser. "We made a lot of changes in between our two stints -- probably the most we've made all season long. We'll be starting in the second row, so the Gulfstream car is within striking distance for the race. We just need to focus on the job at hand and get the result we need to finish the season in the top 10 in points."
After a steady start to the day, Gonzalez' second session was slowed by traffic. And when the dust settled under the blanket of Mexican sunshine, one of this weekend's favorites was left sitting with his engineers, pondering what might have been.
"The day started pretty well, and we were pretty happy with the Nextel car in the morning session," said Gonzalez. "We determined what we needed to do in terms of changes for qualifying, and the car improved. What's disappointing is the fact that we lost three tenths on my fastest lap because of traffic. That time would have moved us up to third on the grid. The PKV guys have been great for me all weekend long, and I thank them for their hard work. It's just a shame that some guys out their refuse to look in their mirrors, and end up slowing you down. We'll just go from here and concentrate on the morning warm up tomorrow and do the best we can."
Watch the PKV Racing duo of Vasser and Gonzalez compete tomorrow afternoon, November 7th, on Spike TV (4:00 pm ET/PT) in the season finale of the Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered By Ford, the Gran Premio Telmex/Tecate Presented by Banamex.


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Chesterwell A 7 v Higham Harriers A 3
A decade or so ago, Ian Bird was one of the best players in the County and has returned to strengthen a struggling Harriers side. He opened gingerly, dropping the first two legs to Valdy Papiernik, but getting into his stride won out 6-11, 7-11, 11-9, 11-4, 11-7. Against an old adversary in Mike Pond he won out 12-10, 11-8, 10-12, 11-9 and similarly saw off Stan Galkowski in four. Unfortunately for the second week running, Martyn Reeves only put up token resistance, again failing to register even a leg. Norman Wooster fought hard without success against Galkowski and Pond, but disappointed in a 6-11, 3-11, 1-11 defeat to Papiernik.
Old Grammarians A 2 v St John A 8
At full strength, the visitors can compete with the best and Grant Timms completed a fine treble, his highlight being an 8-11, 11-5, 10-12, 11-6, 11-8, win over Steve Kendall in his opener. Mick Ball was well below par and together with Phil Laurence, failed to register. Kendall had too much in his locker for Richard Wills and Pete Boustred to gain the hosts their 2 points.
WDHA Royals A 5 v Wanderers A 5
Ethan Ali gained an excellent treble for the hosts which included an 11-8, 11-9, 11-8 win over Tony Wharton, who is finding the going much tougher this season. Shyam Bavalia gave a disappointing display failing to register or even gain a leg. John Stamp did well to win out 11-7, 9-11, 10-12, 11-5, 11-6 over Abin Islam who had earlier seen off Tony Wharton. With the match dependent on the doubles, the visitors pairing of Wharton and Law gained the draw in a tense finish, winning out 5-11, 11-5, 12-10, 12-14, 11-8 over Islam and Ali.
Chesterwell C 9 v Wanderers D 1
This week's big winners are Chesterwell C with a thumping 9-1 victory over Wanderers D. Maxine Shears and John Henderson (making his debut for the season) both scored maximums and was well supported by Clare Coles with a good double. Roger Ellingham scored a consolation win for the visitors which prevented the whitewash and Clare and Maxine finally took the doubles and lifted Chesterwell off the bottom of the table.
St. John B 3 v Westfield B 7
This contest between the league's top 2 teams saw the visitors come out on top and become the new leaders. Fine trebles from Charlie Morrow and Mark Thomas, two of the league's most consistent performers, did most of the damage and a single win from Charlie Clements completed Westfield's points. For the home team Mike Terry and Alan Hill scored single wins and finally Terry and David Hatherall did very well with a surprising win in the doubles against Westfield's two unbeaten players.
WDHA Superkings 7 v Higham Harriers B 3
Maximums from Jack Bain and Dev Patel and a single win for Daniel Bain, playing up from Division 3, saw the home team climb 4 positions in to 3rd place in the table. Phil Inman and Neil Stevens scored a win apiece for the visitors and then teamed up to score a fine doubles win, also against the home team's unbeaten players. Anthony Stevens, yet to get off the mark this season, made a brave effort, taking two of the Superkings' players to five ends but ended the night pointless.
Stanwick VHTTC 9 v WDHA Knightriders 1
This was an expected result for Stanwick VHTTC against lowly Knightriders with Kavish Dodhia saving the whitewash with an 11-6, fifth end victory over Jon Tuplin. An easy treble for Geoff Neville without dropping an end and he was well supported by Al Hayes who also secured a hat trick although it was a little more difficult. Neville and Hayes added the doubles in three ends to complete the fixture.
Higham Band B 8 v Westfield E 2
Highams John Yeates had trouble with two of his Westfield opponents, losing out to Nicole King and Ian Rae in the 4th and 5th end respectively, but secured one point against Wendy Bradford, winning out 15-13, 11-8, 13-11. The rest of the points went to Band B with Raylee Burton and Devlin Whitmore registering hat tricks. Yeates also helped secure the doubles with Whitmore for the 8th point.
Westfield D 10 v Chesterwell E 0
Chesterwell E conceded the doubles against Westfield D, gifting them the whitewash. It was a full complement of points with hat tricks for Stuart Holroyd, Asish Nandi and Amrat Mistry.
WDHA Knightriders 2 v Higham Harriers C 8
Asish Patel and Kavish Dodhia managed to score a single victory apiece over Jamie Laughton in this match against Higham Harriers C. Laughton registering his first win of the season over Jay Mandela 3-11, 8-11, 2-11. Oli and Matt Hicks securing fine wins and teaming up to add the doubles in three ends.
WDHA Challengers 0 v Chesterwell D 10
Nothing can stop Chesterwell D in their quest for the Division 3 title as they dismiss WDHA Challengers with only one singles game requiring a 4th end. The doubles saw Hubert Malenda and Ansh Shah push Johnathan Driscoll and Daniel Mann to a deciding 5th end, before bowing out 7-11, 11-8, 11-5, 7-11, 5-11.
Wanderers E 5 v Stanwick VHTTC 5
This top of the table clash between 2nd and 3rd placed teams ended all square but saw David May lose his unbeaten record to both Kevin Tivey and Jon Tuplin, a great result for Stanwick who were without Geoff Neville this week. Tivey with a well-earned hat trick and a single for Jon Tuplin, combined to add the doubles to tie the fixture. Derek Shears and Steve Hoole with two wins each, and it will be interesting to see how the return fixture fares in the race for 2nd place.
Division 1
Westfield A 8 (Kevin Bird 3, Nicole Bird 3, Travis Holly, doubles Bird/Bird)
Chesterwell B 2 (Graham Ellson, Carlton Ellwood),
Chesterwell A 7 (Stan Galkowski 2, Mike Pond 2, Valdy Papiernik 2, doubles Pond/Galkowski)
Higham Harriers A 3 (Ian Bird);
Old Grammarians A 2 (Steve Kendall 2)
St John A 8 (Pete Boustred 2, Richard Wills 2, Grant Timms 3, doubles Boustred/Timms);
WDHA Royals 5 (Ethan Ali 3, Abin Islam 2)
Wanderers A 5, (Tony Wharton, Andy Law, John Stamp 2, doubles Wharton/Law);
Division 2
Chesterwell C 9 (Maxine Shears 3, John Henderson 3, Clare Coles 2, doubles Shears/Coles)
Wanderers D 1 (Roger Ellingham);
St John B 3 (Mike Terry, Alan Hill, doubles Terry/Hatherall)
Westfield B 7 (Charlie Clements, Charlie Morrow 3, Mark Thomas 3);
WDHA Superkings 7 (Daniel Bain, Jack Bain 3, Dev Patel 3),
Higham Harriers B 3 (Phill Inman, Neil Stevens, doubles Inman/Stevens);
Division 3
Stanwick VHTTC 9 (Geoff Neville 3, Al Hayes 3, Jon Tuplin 2, doubles Neville/Hayes)
WDHA Knightriders 1 (Kavish Dodhia);
Higham Band B 8 (Devlin Whitmore 3, John Yeates 1, Raylee Burton 3, doubles Whitmore/Yeates)
Westfield E 2 (Nicole King, Ian Rae);
WDHA Knightriders 2 (Anish Patel, Kavish Dodhia)
Higham Harriers C 8 (Oli Hicks3, Matt Hicks 3, Jamie Laughton, doubles Hicks/Hicks);
Westfield D 10 (Stuart Holroyd 3, Asish Nandi 3, Amrat Mistry 3, doubles conceded),
Chesterwell E 0;
WDHA Challengers C 0,
Chesterwell D 10 (Johnathan Driscoll 3, Duncan Wright 3, Daniel Mann 3, doubles Driscoll/Mann); Wanderers E 5 (David May, Derek Shears 2, Steve Hoole 2)
Stanwick VHTTC 5 (Kevin Tivey 3, Jon Tuplin, doubles Tivey/Tuplin);


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Galapagos EvenSong with Full Choir
This piece was written for the BBC New TV Composers Campaign 2006. Composers were challenged to write a descriptive piece for a three minute clip depicting the life on Galapagos. Using some previous ideas of my own, this short piece is designed to depict a day in the life of the unique animals on the islands. It begins at dusk, through night, through daytime, and back to evening. Galapagos tortoises, Iguanas, sealions, crabs, blue footed boobies and other diving sea birds are featured. See if you can identify the animals and events from the music. This is the Choral version. I could not decide if the piece was more effective with a choir or not.
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Card Making & More with Petronela Hardy Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator on the Gold Coast.
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
Wild Rose for mum
I finally mounted my "Frames with a Flourish" stamp set, I silver embossed one on Whisper White CS & cut it out, I 2 step stamped (most with the SAMJ) the "Wild Rose" & leaves in Rose Red & Old Olive, also cut out and adhered with dimensionals. The card is Old Olive & the top has "En Francais" for the background inked in Old Olive, I thought it would be a little tricky lining up the script lengthways, but I got it first time! The bottom of the card has some DS paper in Rose Red, the join is covered with some White Taffeta Ribbon, & the card is finished off with some "Pretties". Happy Birthday mum!
This one is for my Niece for her confirmation, I love how you can create your own patterned paper from stamps! "Floral" coordinates beautifully with "Wild Rose"
Labels: Mothers Day
2 comments:
These 2 cards are beautiful. Nona will love receiving that one!!
- 10 September 2008 at 16:34
Stunning cards.Haven't seen the wild rose set used much, and seeing it on these cards makes me want it!!Esp cos I have the floral background already!
- 10 September 2008 at 19:26
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