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Classie Ballou and the Family Band
In the 1950s, Classie Ballou's band had a reputation for being able to back any singer in any style: swamp pop, rhythm and blues, blues, zydeco and many others. Ballou's band backed up Boozoo Chavis in the first zydeco track ever, 1954's "Paper In My Shoe." Ballou also played with Big Joe Turner and Rosco Gordon. These days he's the headliner and plays music characterized by a unique mix of Latin, New Orleans and southwest Louisiana sounds on such songs as "Crazy Mambo," "Classie's Whip" and "Hey Pardner." Ballou's band now includes his children and grandchildren, and they have an intuitive sense that only musicians who share a gene pool could have.
• 11:15 p.m.-Noon
Blues Tent
Herb Hardesty and the Dukes
New Orleans and the world owes Herb Hardesty a lot. In the days when Fats Domino, Little Richard, Shirley & Lee and many other rhythm and blues heroes were storming the charts with records made at J&M Studios on either North Rampart or Governor Nicholls streets, Hardesty was part of the saxophone section and contributed killer solos. Hardesty's sound helped define what became rock 'n' roll. Last year, several lost sessions featuring Hardesty and other legendary musicians (Ed Frank, Cornelius "Tenoo" Coleman and others) were released in all their honking, rocking glory.
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Alexis and the Samurai
Alexis Marceaux's current claim to fame comes from making it through a couple of rounds on NBC's The Voice, but she and her band The Samurai have been paying dues in New Orleans and on the road for the past few years. She has a voice that can both soar into the stratosphere and dig deep in the dirt. The songs are beautiful — with surprising arrangements and nuances in each one. Her sound is atmospheric pop with strings, acoustic guitar and vocal harmonies, but it's more than delicate music — the band rocks with enthusiasm as needed.
• 12:55 p.m.-1:55 p.m.
Lagniappe Stage
Herlin Riley interview
Ask anyone in the know who is the best drummer in this drummer-rich city of New Orleans, and many will say Herlin Riley. Riley was the powerhouse behind the later recordings of the Wynton Marsalis Septet as well as Ahmad Jamal. Riley is a great musician who can explain his and others' music with down-to-earth clarity. He also is a member of the Lastie family of 9th Ward musicians whose history is a significant part of the last half-century of New Orleans music. His anecdotes about them and his experiences should be fascinating.
• 1 p.m.-1:45 p.m.
Allison Miner Music Heritage Stage
Lost Bayou Ramblers
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2:35 p.m.-3:35 p.m. Saturday
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Magary Lord
Magary Lord grew up in Salvador, the capital city of the Brazilian coastal state Bahia and was influenced by everything from Carnival beats to the music of Gilberto Gil and Michael Jackson. Lord developed his own style of music, called black semba, based on African beats and incorporating Latin and Caribbean sounds, often combining a variety of drums. Much of his music ranges from singing over Latin hip-hop beats with full horn sections to Carnival party music buoyed by tinkling guitars and Caribbean steel pan drums.
• 3 p.m.-4:10 p.m.
Jazz & Heritage Stage
• 12:35 p.m.-1:25 p.m. Sunday
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Allen Toussaint
Few New Orleans musicians have been behind as many hits as Allen Toussaint, though often his songs were written for or more famously covered by other artists. The hits "Java" and "Southern Nights" have both been credited with more than two million airings each. Other Toussaint-penned tunes include "Working in the Coal Mine," "Ride Your Pony," "Fortune Teller," and "Mother-In-Law." He Produced LaBelle's "Lady Marmalade," and he's worked with a variety of rock 'n' roll legends, including Paul McCartney. His post-Hurricane Katrina album with Elvis Costello, River in Reverse, drew a Grammy nomination, and Toussaint has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame. After four decades in the music business, Toussaint continues to write music and perform, and his catalog of songs are both sampled in hip-hop tunes and recorded by new generations of artists.
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Acura Stage
Eddie Palmieri Salsa Orchestra
Pianist Eddie Palmieri is one of the inventors of salsa and Latin jazz. He's a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and winner of nine Grammy awards. His compositions and arrangements showcase the tight horns and unique rhythms of Cuba and Puerto Rico via East Harlem, but they also have the capacity for exploratory and climactic solos and group interplay. He's delivered some great sets at the Jazz Fest before, and he has employed altoist Donald Harrison Jr. for years, so he knows what New Orleans audiences expect.
• 4:05 p.m.-5:25 p.m.
Zatarain's/WWOZ Jazz Tent
Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite
Harmonica player Charlie Musselwhite has become a blues legend — like the ones he emulated after moving to Chicago in the 1960s. Ben Harper's music touched on blues, rhythm and blues and other roots music as he developed his own soulful sound. His voice works within the notes to add an emotional aura that gives his songs their intensity. Musselwhite and Harper's new collaboration, Get Up!, hollers and stomps at points and coos and sings at others. In a live setting, this pair promises powerfully good roadhouse music.
• 5:25 p.m.-6:55 p.m.
Gentilly Stage
Charles Bradley and his Extraordinaires
Listening to Charles Bradley and his Extraordinaires is like a time warp to 1970. There is everything from rockers and ballads to tight, riffing funk, soul and rhythm and blues songs with hip-swinging, finger-pointing background singers. Bradley's raspy, emotional voice wraps it all up in a vintage revue.
• 5:40 p.m.-7 p.m.
Blues Tent
Jill Scott
Jill Scott can flat-out sing. Her voice can sound seductive, strident, swinging, soulful and more. Her music is based in the world of rhythm and blues, but it encompasses the whole scope of African-American music. She can make others' tunes her own, but where she excels is in her own songs' sensitive and incisive poetry. She is the latest in a long line of soul divas, and the power of her live sets are justification enough for that crown.
• 5:40 p.m.-7 p.m.
Congo Square Stage
Sidney Bechet Tribute
Of all the jazz musicians to have come out of New Orleans, Sidney Bechet (1897-1959) might be the best, and that includes Louis Armstrong himself as competition. Bechet's tone, timbre and improvisatory imagination on both clarinet and soprano saxophone still amaze jazz aficionados. Jazz Fest has assembled a great collection of players, including Dr. Michael White, Donald Harrison Jr., Roderick Paulin and Brian "Breeze" Cayolle to play both Bechet standards and rarities.
• 5:50 p.m.-7 p.m.
Peoples Health Economy Hall Tent
101 Runners
You can trace the lineage of the great Mardi Gras Indian funk bands from Willie Tee's New Orleans Project backing the Wild Magnolias to the Wild Tchoupitoulas to June Victory and The Bayou Renegades up through collaborations by Monk Boudreaux, Anders Osborne and Tab Benoit. Now there's 101 Runners. Lead singer War Chief Juan Pardo is both a great singer and improviser of Indian tunes, and the funk behind him is relentless.
• 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Jazz & Heritage Stage
Performer's Picks
John Michael Rouchell performs Saturday, April 27 (12:15 p.m.-1:15 p.m., Acura Stage). What's he looking forward to at the Fair Grounds?
• Frank Ocean (5:25 p.m.-6:55 p.m. Sat., May 4, Congo Square Stage) "Channel Orange is the shit. I haven't seen him live."
• Roy Ayers (5:40 p.m.-7 p.m. Thu., May 2, Zatarain's/WWOZ Jazz Tent) "I never thought I'd get to see him live. It'll be insane."
• Crawfish Monica (Food Area II) "That's a must. I have a weird fiend for that thing. I get that itch. 'Oh, it's that time for butter and crawfish and noodles.'"
• Rosemint iced tea (various locations) "For some reason, sitting in the heat and having a huge sugar rush says Jazz Fest to me."
• Oyster sack, crawfish sack, crawfish beignet (Food Area I) "Replace the oyster with an extra crawfish sack. You got to haggle, but it's the right move to make."
Performer's Picks
Mark Mullins performs with Bonerama (2:05 p.m.-3:05 p.m. Sat., April 27, Gentilly Stage) and the Midnight Disturbers (4:15 p.m.-5:20 p.m. Sun., April 28, Jazz & Heritage Stage). What's he looking forward to at the Fair Grounds?
• Boutte Family Gospel (2:40 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Sat., May, Gospel Tent)
•The Black Keys (5:35 p.m.-5:05 p.m. Sun., May 5, Acura Stage)
•Wayne Shorter (4:05 p.m.-5:25 p.m. Sun., May 5, Zatarain's/WWOZ Jazz Tent)
• "It seems like I never get to see, hear or eat as much as I want to at Jazz Fest but I do see a lot of the track and the insides of the backstage trailers. If I can swing it, this is what I'm shooting for this year."
Jamaican jerk chicken (Congo Square) "Afterwards, I like to make time to dig into the amazingly tasty Jamaican jerk chicken."


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A/N: I have been reading these 'Grey's characters in high school' fictions and it inspired me to write one of my own. Only, it won't be focused on one couple or one character, it will be focused on all of them. Including George, because I miss him way too much not to make him a part of this. I will write another chapter, actually, it depends on how many people like it. If you all want more, I will give you more. I'm basically going to be making this up as I go along. It's not all planned. FYI: Meredith and Lexie don't know they are sisters yet.
Chapter One: First Day of School
It's a new school year, a time for old friends to reunite, a time for brand new relationships to form, and a time to learn. Let's not forget about the drama. What would high school be without high school drama? What these students don't know yet, is there will be plenty of high school drama this year. Drama with old friends, new friends, and everyone in between.
Let's begin with Meredith Grey, she is a junior this year. Her hazel eyes searched the halls for any familiar faces after the first bell rung. A smile crept on her face when she spotted that handsome, dark-haired boy, "Derek!" She called his name as though she hadn't just seen him the week before.
He was standing by his locker on the Junior and Senior hallway, and smiled when his eyes met with hers. Walking across the hall, she kept her eyes locked with his until she filled the space between them and pulled him into a hug.
"Hey, pretty," he smiled, pulling out of the hug to kiss her cheek.
This provoked a giggle to be released from Meredith's lips, "Hey."
A timid girl turned the corner with her folder and some books filling her arms. But her, along with everything she was carrying, went flying when Alex Karev turned the corner talking to one of his wrestling buddies and bumping right into the girl. Before she hit the floor, she bumped into Meredith. A frown filled Derek's face as he watched Alex continue to walk down the hallway without any care for the girl he had just knocked down, "Karev, you know, you could at least apologize."
But he merely turned his head and scoffed, "Whatever," then kept walking.
Meredith bent over to help the girl gather up her things, "Nevermind Alex, he can be a real jerk sometimes."
"More like all the time," Derek said, helping the girl up from the floor before Meredith handed her her things.
"It's okay," she told them, "thank you."
"Are you new here?" Derek asked her.
"I am… and I'm a little lost. Could you point me in the direction of the freshman hallway?"
"Sure," Meredith told her, "if you go straight down that hall, all the way down, you'll find a hallway with a red sign that says A Hall. That's freshman hall," Meredith pointed, "You mind if I see your class schedule?"
"Sure," she answered, handing Meredith the small, blue sheet of paper.
Meredith's hazel eyes scanned over the paper, "Oh, hey," she started, "We have fifth hour together. That's Mr. Morales. He's a good Spanish teacher. But you're new, so he might pick on you a little bit. You learn to get used to it."
Derek looked over Meredith's shoulder and something on the girl's schedule caught his attention. The girl laughed softly as Meredith gave her back her schedule, "So I guess I'll see you fifth hour, then?"
"You will," Meredith smiled as the girl departed down the hall, "She was nice," she said, turning to Derek.
"Yeah, and you two share more than just your fifth hour class."
"Oh really?"
"Yeah. Her name was Alexandria Grey," he paused, "She could be your sister," joking, he put his arm over her shoulder as they started down the hall. Meredith playfully rolled her eyes.
In the back of the AP English class sat Cristina Yang and Owen Hunt who started dating last year when Owen was new to the school. The room was nearly empty. Not all of the students have entered the classroom yet.
"I'm glad we have first hour together," he smiled in her direction, turning in his desk so he could face Cristina behind him.
"Oh yeah? And why is that?" Cristina asked curiously, cocking an eyebrow.
"I'm not a morning person, so starting off my mornings seeing you will make the rest of the day a lot easier."
Cristina playfully stuck a finger in her mouth and pretended to gag herself, then she let out a soft laugh. Her dark eyes dashed around the classroom, "I wonder if Mer will have this class," she paused, seeing an unfamiliar face enter the room, "Huh, she's new."
Owen's eyes followed Cristina's, and they widened when his eyes met with the other girl, "Teddy," he said to himself.
"Teddy?" Cristina's face twisted as she watched Owen get up from his seat.
"Teddy," he said loud enough for the girl to hear this time.
Teddy's face lit up and she opened her arms to him, "Owen."
Cristina's expression remained the same as she observed the two of them.
"Wow, what are you doing here?" Owen asked, pulling out of the hug.
"My dad got a job here in Seattle," she smiled at him.
"Come here, there is someone I want you to meet," he took her by the hand and lead her to an empty desk beside Cristina before sitting back down in his own desk, "Teddy, this is Cristina… she's my girlfriend," he said, smiling at the brunette.
Suddenly, Teddy's brows lifted and a shocked expression filled her features, "Girlfriend?"
Cristina's face twisted again at her reaction, "Yes," she said with an attitude, "he said girlfriend."
"Oh, I didn't -- I meant, yay, girlfriend," she nervously chuckled.
Crossing her arms over her chest, Cristina slumped back in her seat and avoided looking at the other girl.
"Cristina, Teddy and I went to middle school through sophomore year in high school together, and we've been best friends for a long time."
Cristina rolled her eyes, "Congratulations," she said sarcastically.
Outside, Alex had the gorgeous redhead, Addison Montgomery, against the brick wall of the school building.
"Alex, I need to get to the gym. I'm going to be late, and late is not something I wanna be on the first day of school," she giggled as Alex placed kisses on the crook of her neck.
"Ads, it's only gym."
"Seriously," she grinned, and finally he removed his lips from her neck, "You're a bad influence."
He smiled at her before pushing his lips into hers for a moment.
"I'll see you after class," she told him, beginning to walk away before she felt a strong, firm hand smack her ass, eliciting a shriek from her mouth. Her jaw dropped as she looked back at him, but he could plainly see the smile on her face, "Alex Karev," she playfully scolded him.
"You liked it," he grinned, watching her roll her eyes and continue down the sidewalk.
When Alex entered the school building, he spotted Izzie Stevens coming down the hallway, and she spotted him as well. But as soon as her eyes connected with his, she rolled them and avoided any contact after that.
"Izzie," he sighed, "How long are you gonna act like this toward me?"
"Leave me alone," she said, passing him in the hall.
"Izzie," but before he could turn to face her, she had entered her classroom.
Just as she entered the class, the bell rang. She felt a little satisfied that Alex was late for class. Izzie entered the class further and dropped her backpack to the tile floor, plopping down into a chair next to George. She then laid her head on the table.
"Looks like we have art class together," he paused, noticing the look on her face, "Something wrong?"
She just sighed deeply, "Alex is here."
"Yeah," she said, lifting her head up for a moment, "I thought you said he would be at a different school this year?"
"That's what I heard from Cristina," George told her, leaning his temple against his fist, "You can't still be mad at him. That happened like three months ago."
"It still hurts, George," Izzie snapped at him. She let out another sigh and laid her head back down, "I wonder if he still goes out with Addison."
George shrugged his shoulders, "I doubt it. I mean, they didn't seem to like each other very much after he… you know…"
"It's okay, George," she sighed, "You can say it. After he cheated on me."
George looked at her sympathetically.
"You know, if Alex is still with Addison, I feel bad for her. He's gonna break her heart just like he broke mine. You know what I think," Izzie continued to ramble on, lifting her head from the table again, "I think he's just trying to get into all the girls' pants at this school. Just sleep with them, and toss them aside. He's such a manwhore. Right next to Mark Sloan on the list of manwhores…"
Then, suddenly, she heard someone loudly clear their throat from behind her. "That's not very nice," Mark said with a grin on his face.
"You can't deny it," Izzie winced at him.
"Did I say I was denying it? I just said it wasn't very nice," he winked in her direction with that same smirk on his face.
Meanwhile, in Callie's first hour Science class (most of out characters' favorite class), Callie sat near the front listening to the teacher's monotone explanation of the classroom rules and regulations. As he was speaking, a beautiful, dimple-faced blonde entered the room, "Sorry I'm late. I had a little trouble finding the class."
"Alright, have a seat. I'll excuse it, but this will be the first and last time," Mr. Rivon said. The blonde nodded and found an empty seat right next to Callie. She flashed a dimpled smile in her direction before the teacher proceeded to give the rules. But he didn't get too far along before his cell phone vibrated in his pocket. He paused, reading the caller ID and he lifted his finger to the class, "One moment, I need to take this. Just remain quiet," and then he stepped out of the classroom and he students started to talk amongst themselves.
"Hi," the blonde said, her tone was perky, "I'm Arizona Robbins," she extended her hand to the other girl.
"Callie," she replied, shaking her hand.
"This is a nice school. The halls are a little confusing, but other than that," she ended her sentence with a soft giggle.
Callie smiled at her, "Yeah. I remember when I was new here, It took me forever to find my way… I can help you if you want?"
Arizona nodded, her dimples having yet to disappear, "Sounds like a plan."
All conversation ceased when Mr. Rivon stepped back into the room, and the two girls shared one more smile with one another before paying attention once more.
Hope you enjoyed the first chapter! The more reviews I get, the more I will want to write another chapter... wink wink.


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Ever since we moved into our house, I want to have people over all. the. time. I love it. I love having a house full of people. I try to keep a few easy snack ideas on hand for when we have guests over since I love cooking but I don't like wasting time in the kitchen while friends are around. On Saturday, we had some friends over for a game night where we ended up playing Man Laws & Woman Rules. If you haven't played, it's basically a hilarious game that calls out ridiculous gender stereotypes and you either agree or disagree… and predict what everyone else thinks. Playing with your significant other only adds to the fun.
Anyways, I wanted to have a few bites on hand so I made some super simple snacks. These little appetizers are perfect for entertaining because you can whip them up in minutes. Literally. I used Breton's herb & garlic crackers for the base of these, since they're not only gluten free but they have a perfectly crisp texture and the herb and garlic flavor means it's already good on it's own!
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- Slice cherry tomatoes lengthwise.
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- Serve immediately!
These are so creamy and delicious! Need a vegan idea? Try them topped with hummus! You can make this super creamy hummus recipe with just a handful of ingredients so you'll be topping crackers in no time. Breton actually has tons of different flavors (I'm loving the white bean with salt and pepper!) and they're all certified gluten free. Pretty sweet, right? Excuse me while I go stuff my face with more crackers 😉
What's your favorite cracker topping?
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Earlier this month Paramount gave us the fairly obscure (but brilliant) Roman Polanski thriller THE TENANT. That had been my most-hoped-for Paramount title for a long while - now it's ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS. --Bill
I'm eagerly awaiting Robinson Crusoe on Mars, too. It's a great movie, and a terrific twist on the classic Defoe story. Robinson Crusoe on Mars was one of about a dozen films that regularly played on TV as a season of SF classics, in the early evenings, throughout the 70s, here in the UK. American audiences probably take films like this, Forbidden Planet and Invasion of the Body Snatchers for granted, but for British SF fans of a certain thirty-something age, these seasons were a very rare chance to see genre movies on TV, and every one of the films featured is indelibly etched on our psyches (even the relative clunkers, like When Worlds Collide! Robinson Crusoe on Mars is high on my "most wanted" list, and a widescreen transfer, and a modest selection of bonus materials (perhaps licensed from Criterion) would be most appreciated.
If not, how about licensing it back to Criterion.....not likely I know but it would stand a better chance of seeing the light of day.
Again, one hopes some people at Paramount might possibly see this thread and realize there are probably many more who also would purchase this title if given the opportunity. At least it's like printing money when your target is the niche market to which this film appeals. I mean, goofy stuff like Journey to the Seventh Planet can be had on a quality "double feature"-style DVD as a novelty for those with quirky late-Friday evening viewing habits. But Crusoe has an established (if small) fan base. It provided, in its time (and still does, really), some pretty breathtaking SF thrills. The alien-ness of those alien spacecraft and how they zipped — UFO-style — across the Martian skies. Everything about it is so atmospheric.
[raises hand] I'm a fan! Please release this on dvd! Where do I sign? Have a semi-wide copy of Robinson Crusoe on Mars taped off Channel Four UK years ago, I'd love to see the whole Techniscope image on digital disc. Did you know: the [extremely fast] alien ships in the film were re-used Martian war machine models from George Pal's classic War of the Worlds, turned upside down and slightly modified, yup.
I saw "RCOM" last year at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. It was great watching a new print they had struck for that showing. Mantee and Lundin were on hand for questions. Playing with "RCOM" was "Destination Moon" which was also a new print. You could actually tell the color difference in the space suits! Also at the Egyptian on August 7th they'll be showing a new print of "War of the Worlds" and all the main stars will be on hand and a couple days later "When Worlds Collide" and its double feature "Conquest of Space!" ...and of course in Sept. is the biggest show of all...the World 3-D Film Expo showing over 35 of the best 3-Ders ever. I got my 12 tickets and I hope to see some of you there.
Sign me up. I would happily buy this if it was to come out on DVD. I'd prefer a Criterion release, but if the film is in Paramount's hands, then that makes the chances very poor.
I missed that screening because of work-related issues!
...well Jjjjjjaaaacccckkkk(sounding just like the mayor to Jack Skellington in "Nightmare Before Christmas"), I hope to see you at one of those many showings I mentioned. Just stand up and say...is Sparky here?...I will answer!!! Hope to see ya!!!
When I think about it, I doubt that Criterion would put this on DVD now - it doesn't strike me as a film they would issue now - how many cult sci-fi titles have they put out in the last 2 years? Home Vision is perhaps more likely, and to me, the quality of the Home Vision titles are on par with the Criterion titles - Day Of The Dolphin, out-there titles like that are more their bag - great transfer and an interview with - gasp - Buck Henry! Superb. Pity there's no Nichol's commentary, though. I'm sure Paramount will put this out - perhaps next year. One thing is sure - The President's Analyst will be released next year! SEE THIS THREAD! Gordy
I would love to pick up a DVD of Robinson Crusoe On Mars!
Actually Criterion released the Blob on DVD very recently. They likely don't have the rights now to RCOM.
Count me in as a definite purchaser of this film. I loved it as a kid. I saw in a year or two ago on cable and was impressed how well it stood up.
Criterion also released Fiend Without A Face and have Equinox on the slate for some stage in the future, so they do like to keep things exciting with a cult B-movie every once in a while.
The Blob was released November 2000. It was a weird title to put out then, it would be now - strange choice. Okay sci-fi - pretty influential and McQ in it, but it isn't a great sci-fi film. Paramount own Invasion Of The Body Snatchers now - that's what I meant. Now there's a great sci-fi film. Fiend Without A Face is, again, not what I would call a great or interesting sci-fi/horror film. There are plenty of exciting sci-fi/horror titles out there up for grabs that are more deserving of Criterion's time. Equinox... the Dennis Murin stop-motion pseudo-student movie?! Why? Hardly an overlooked classic. Don't get me wrong - I'm in no position to say what Criterion or any other company should buy the rights to and release on DVD, but they must surely think about the return they will get on titles like Fiend Without A Face and Equinox. With some of their titles carrying above-average prices, you'd think they'd be more careful chosing their titles. Jeff, my comments on Paramount releasing Crusoe are just postive/wishful thinking! It's just that when they decide to release cult gems like Targets and Captain Kronos etc, it just makes me open up a bit more! Time will tell. Gordy
I've heard from at least one person that the original version of Equinox (before it was greatly re-edited and reshot by Jack Woods) was a real gem - the plot was actually coherent and understandable, there were twice as many stop-motion creature shots in the film and it's just a fantastically imaginative little DIY cult movie. I'd imagine Criterion are putting it in the collection based on the strength of Muren's own version which is out there on the bootleg circuits, but still tricky to get hold of. I like The Blob and Fiend Without A Face a great deal - neither are towering artistic achievements, but they're an awful lot of fun from start to finish and have had undeniable impacts on subsequent films and modern pop culture. But the important thing is that Robinson Crusoe on Mars gets a special edition DVD release!
No question about it - The Blob and Fiend Without A Face are fun movies, but in recent times, Criterion haven't put out much DVDs of movies that are simply 'fun'. It's been pretty much a year of high-brow classics. The Fear And Loathing 2-disc was a great addition to the collection - I love Thompson! If Murin is working with Criterion to restored the original version of Equinox, then more power to him. It's sure to be a big seller amongst Star Wars die-hards. But I'm not one of them! I'm still disheartened by the fact that the elements for Powell & Pressburger's, The Tales Of Hoffmann are in such poor condition that Criterion had to more or less abort their DVD edition. Such a great film, and the extras were going to be superb too. Maybe some day... Cheers, Jon. Gordy


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This is the most recent information about Jackson 5 that has been submitted to amIright. If we have more information about Jackson 5, then we provide a link to the section where it appears (the actual page whenever possible).
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Why It's Better
Submitter Name
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|Jackie/Tito/Jermaine/Marlon are constant members
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New Song Name
Submitter Name
|"Do It Yourself "
|"Enjoy Yourself "
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|"Dancing Machine,"
|No kind of machine has been known to dance
|"Rockin' Robin,"
|Robins can't rock.
|"Never Can Say Goodbye,"
|You can say goodbye at any time.
|Reggie Pillbox
|"The Mirrors In My Mind,"
|Minds do not have mirrors.
|Reggie Pillbox
|"I Am Love,"
|A person cannot actually BE love.
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|"I'm Going Back To Indiana," Jackson 5
|"Runaway Rita," Leif Garrett
|"I Want You Back," Jackson 5
|"I Kinda Miss You," The Manhattans
|"I Want You Back," Jackson 5
|"When Things Go Wrong," Robin Lane & The Chartbusters
|"I'll Be There," Jackson 5
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|"I Don't Care"
|"I Want You Back"
|"You Want A Smack?"
|"Dancing Machine"
|"Acting Serene"
|"CBA (Contraception, Birth by unwed women, Abortion)"
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|"Blame It On The Swing Shift"
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|"Santa Claus is Eating My Dad"
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|Mark Barrett
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|I'll Be There
|Life Insurance
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|Micropenis Sexual Relations Support Line
|Starving Hobo
|Society For Dyslexia
|Anna Buehnenheim
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England Dan And John Ford Coley
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The Jackson 5
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|Welcome To The Machine
Pink Floyd
|Dancing Machine
Jackson 5
|Welcome To The Dancing Machine
|Slappy Black
|I Want You Back
The Jackson 5
|Back On The Streets
|I Want You Back On The Streets
A bit harsh, eh!
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|I'll Be There
The Jackson 5
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Simon & Garfunkel
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Both have pretty much the same message, right?
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There are additional Jackson 5 Combined Groups that haven't been done yet available.
"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"
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She thought that I was f***ed up in my bedroom fast asleep
Original Lyrics:
She thought that I was tucked up in my bedroom fast asleep
"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town"
Misheard Lyrics:
Little tin whores
Original Lyrics:
Little tin horns
"The Love You Save"
Misheard Lyrics:
That's the love you save may be your own!
Original Lyrics:
Stop, the love you save may be your own!
"The Love You Save"
Misheard Lyrics:
Darling make it snow, or someday you'll be on your own
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Little tin whores
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Hold on, Hold on
Hold on, Hold on
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Ok, ok, ok, ok, she is, she is, she is, she is. Cool song, though.
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Opening Lines:
Girl, I want your body.
Submitted by: Brian Kelly
"Dancing Machine"
Opening Lines:
Dancin', dancin' dancin'
She's a dancin' machine.
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"Blame it on the Boogie"
The Lyrics:
Blame it on yourself, ain't nobody's fault
This part in the adlibs really doesn't make sense grammatically, with the double negative (even if we were to accept "ain't" as valid grammar), though we understand what he is saying here ;)
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"Goin' Back To Indiana"
The Lyrics:
I'm goin' back to Indiana. Indiana here I come.
The Jacksons are all from Gary, Indiana.
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Flu Shots in Texas; Should We Get Them At the Doctor or in a Store?
Is it better to get a flu shot at the doctor's office, or while you're at a store picking up frozen pizzas and toilet paper? Take the poll!
I get a flu shot almost every year, and now my daughters have accepted that fact the flu shot is just part of fall, kinda like pumpkin spice and creepy clowns. Why fight it the flu "poke" as we call it.
As we were talking about where to get this year's "poke," my 9-year old said to me, "Mama, can we please do it at the doctor's office? Getting a poke at a store is weird!" I hadn't thought about it until that moment, but she might have a point. Getting Doritos, beer, and an immunization in the same trip is something that didn't used to happen. But it's so convenient! And sometimes the stores offer shopping discounts or gift cars for getting the poke while we're in the store. That's something that doesn't happen at the doctor's office.
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I started torrent a 40GB anime series, at about 5% I cancel the download and remove the data and torrent. However the root folder for the anime is still there on my computer, and every time I tried to delete it, I get this error
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Try these,
Close the utorrent,restart,check again.
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Thanks Panais.
It's gone after I restarted the computer.
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Washington, Aug 18 (ANI): Researchers at the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia, in Portugal, have demonstrated that an anti-oxidant drug can protect against the development of deadly forms of malaria.
The findings could help in the treatment of this devastating disease, caused by the parasite Plasmodium, and still one of the main causes of death worldwide.
Led by Miguel Soares, the researchers had earlier shown that when Plasmodium multiplies inside red blood cells (the cells that transport oxygen from the lungs into tissues), it causes them to burst and to release haemoglobin (the protein to which oxygen binds inside red blood cells) into the blood stream.
Once outside the red blood cells, haemoglobin itself can release its heme groups, which leads to the severe symptoms of malaria and eventually to death.
But, in the new study, the researchers have found that mice infected by Plasmodium express high levels of heme-oxygenase-1 (HO-1), an enzyme that degrades heme, and thus protects the infected animals from developing severe forms of malaria.
In addition, an anti-oxidant drug, N-acetylcysteine (NAC), has the same affect as HO-1, when given to Plasmodium-infected mice.
"The antioxidant action of HO-1 is part of the host's natural defence strategy against the malaria parasite. It affords a potent protective effect against malaria but, astonishingly, does not seem to directly affect the parasite. In some cases the reaction of the host against the parasite can lead to death of the infected host. The protective mechanism afforded by HO-1 allows this host response to kill the parasite without compromising its own survival," said Miguel Soares.
"This finding suggests that there might be alternative therapeutic approaches to treat malaria, which, unlike the current ones would not aim at killing the parasite directly, but rather at strengthening the health status of the host, so that the host could kill parasite and survive. This type therapeutic approach should provide potent protection against severe forms of malaria and thus save lives without favouring the appearance of resistant strains of Plasmodium.
"Moreover, one might be able to apply the same strategy to a range of other infectious diseases and impact on the treatment of not only malaria but a variety of other infectious diseases, a line of research we are actively pursuing at the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia," added Soares.
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Accés restringit per política de l'editorialn this paper, the application of three blind (or selfreference) spatial diversity signal processing methods to Spread Spectrum (SS) communications is described. These methods do not require any kind of side information ...
Fourier models for non linear signal processing (1999-12)
Accés restringit per política de l'editorialThis paper proposes a trigonometric functional extension, hereafter named the Fourier model, as an alternative framework to the Volterra approach for non-linear systems modelling. This work is focused on the general ...
Cross-coupled doa trackers (1997-10)
Accés obertA new robust, low complexity algorithm for multiuser tracking is proposed, modifying the two-stage parallel architecture of the estimate-maximize (EM) algorithm. The algorithm copes with spatially colored noise, large ...
Source reference in CIR beamforming (1992-01)
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Eigendecomposition versus singular value decomposition in adaptive array signal processing (1991-10)
Accés restringit per política de l'editorialTwo important questions in array signal processing are addressed in this paper: the data matrix versus autocorrelation matrix alternative and the recursive implementation of subspace DOA methods. The discussion of the first ...
Two-stage code reference beamformer for the reception of frequency hopping modulated signals (2000-12)
Accés obertThis paper presents a beamforming technique for the reception of frequency hopping (FH) modulated signals, which takes advantage of their inherent frequency diversity. This technique, based on a code reference beamformer, ...
Transceiver design framework for multiuser MIMO-OFDM broadcast systems with channel gram matrix feedback (2012-05-17)
Accés restringit per política de l'editorialThis work considers a multiple-input multipleoutput (MIMO) orthogonal frequency division multiplexing based multiuser broadcast system with precoding at the transmitter and feedback of channel state information. A ...
Differential Feedback of MIMO Channel Gram Matrices Based on Geodesic Curves (2010-12)
Accés restringit per política de l'editorialThis paper proposes a differential quantization strategy to be used in the feedback link of a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication system. This algorithm is applied to the channel Gram matrix using geodesic ...
The effect of broadband matching in simultaneous information and power transfer (2015-03-06)
Accés obertThis paper presents the implementation and the effect of broadband matching in simultaneous information and power transfer. The narrowband characteristic of antennas limited the applications of simultaneous information and ...
Low-complexity interference variance estimation methods for coded multicarrier systems: application to SFN (2013-10-27)
Accés obertFor single-frequency network (SFN) transmission, the echoes coming from different transmitters are superimposed at the reception, giving rise to a frequency selective channel. Although multicarrier modulations lower the ...


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Thread: 'Demo: Sev. 24 Errors'
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The last 3 mornings when I get to my desk, there is a windows msgbox waiting for with the following information:
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'Demo: Sev. 24 Errors' on //MySQLServerBox
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DBCC TRACEON 208, server process ID (SPID) 52
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It seems to be coming from the same machine, but I don't really understand the nature of the error and can't find and info in the Help files or MS Knowledge Base.
Curious if anybody on this forum can provide some insight or point me in the right direction.
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This would seem to be an indication that you have enabled the Alerts feature in SQL server and set the response to do a Net Send to your workstation. In management/SQL Server Agent/Alerts, find the one labeled Demo: Sev 24 Errors.
That said, a Sev. 24 error seems quite serious; it's indicative of a hardware failure. You might have a sick server (unless someone is just playing around...)
hmscottHave you hugged your backup today?


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What's the difference between Rugby Union and Rugby Leauge?
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Wikipedia explains it in great detail, and certainly better than I can: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_rugby_league_and_rugby_union
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That's as complicated or more so than American football! I'll stick with American and soccer football.
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Not really. When you watch either code it is soon obvious what the rules are. TV coverage is excellent, and I prefer watching Rugby of either code to watching football if I'm honest.
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To each his own.
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One is for management and one is for the workers.
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You might enjoy Australian rules
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Imagine American Rules Football without helmets, heavy body armour, lengthy delays between plays, separate "teams" for attacking, defending, kicking, or receiving kicks, huge reliance on a single playmaker, or pernickety technical rules. That's a bit like Rugby League.
Rugby Union, like cricket, is utterly beyond the mindset of those who like American games.
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<<Imagine American Rules Football without helmets, heavy body armour, lengthy delays between plays, separate "teams" for attacking, defending, kicking, or receiving kicks, huge reliance on a single playmaker, or pernickety technical rules. >>
Or strategy or tactics or skill.
<<Rugby Union, like cricket, is utterly beyond the mindset of those who like American games.>>
Read: bloody dull.
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Noooo!!! Rugby Union is a game of great skill and tactics (although, it's fair to say, that as the players get inexorably bigger, the damage gets inexorably greater).
Rugby league is faster, but they seem to play from side to side.
Are you thinking to go to a game?
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Association football is a game for gentlemen played by hooligans
Rugby Union is a game for hooligans played by gentlemen
Rugby League is a game for hooligans played by hooligans
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as a fan of both, I'd say that League is a faster and tougher game than Union as there is far less time spent on throw-ins and scrums so play is more or less continuous; OTOH, union has a wider appeal as there is something for everyone, with the forwards playing a very important part both in defence and attack as well as flying wingers, darting scrum-halfs etc.
Historically, League was a northern professional game which was shunned by Union to the extent that a union player would be banned if they ever turned out for a league side, even if they received no money for doing so. However, once union turned pro, that division has diminished to the extent that some players swap codes and play both. That's possible now as in the UK, league is played in the summer, union in the winter.
the rules are like the rules of any sport - impenetrable at first but becoming easier to follow once you watch a few times. this does not apply to American rules which is so boring that I defy anyone who is used to rugby to watch it for more than 5 minutes.
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Good answer...
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Don't think of either as an "English" game. The biggest European annual Rugby Union tournament is the Six Nations, the nations being England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy, while the Rugby World Cup attracts Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Fiji, Samoa, etc. The matches are major sporting attractions in all of the countries involved.
My granddaughter would not forgive me for failing to mention that women's rugby is growing n popularity. The Women's World Cup final takes place in Paris tomorrow, with England playing Canada.
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agreed chartley, but as for where it originated, the clue is rather in the name, isn't it?
you prompted me to check and I see that the final kicks off at 5.45pm BST tomorrow [sunday] We have watched a few of the matches but sadly missed seeing Ireland beating the All Blacks, which is always a joy.
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My DIL played Rugby at uni here in the Netherlands.
Both are far friendlier games than football is, the supporters mix happily together with non of the violence associated with football.
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you're right, hetismij. Same as cricket too, all the fans mixing in together.
there is a great film starring Richard Harris and Rachel Roberts called "This Sporting Life" which gives a very good impression about life in a northern mining town and the trials and tribulations of a rugby league player.
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Thanks everyone -- you are so helpful.
I was in Edinburgh for four months this year -- during the Six Nations tournament -- and although I watched a bit on TV, I didn't realize there were two versions until now.
It was a joke on "The Good Life" that set me to wondering.
Thanks again!
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There is also Rugby Sevens which is basically Union played on a full size pitch, the result is one of those sports where things change second to second. As a school kid I grew up playing Union and generally disliked it, but once I tried sevens i was away (in an ambulance)
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http://www.rugbydump.com/ love this website.
I hate American football.
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bilbo - I'd forgotten about 7s - which is also very energetic of course but only last 7 minutes each way. [10 mins for finals in some tournaments]. it's a new sport to the Olympics in 2016 so those of you of a transatlantic persuasion should be able to get a good look at it.
flpab - I loved the first gaff on the website link you found but i couldn't actually see what the 2nd one was.
I hate American football.>>
I can't get that excited about it. indifference would more describe my position.
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Bit concerned about the habit of Rugby players bathing naked together after the game.
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>>Bit concerned about the habit of Rugby players bathing naked together after the game.<<
Yawn. That's the sort of pathetic homophobic slur an ignorant 12-year old would come out with. Haven't you got something better to contribute?
Bilbo mentioned the Rugby Sevens, which are great to watch, even if you are completely new to the sport. The huge crowds at the recent Commonwealth Games at Ibrox showed just how popular this can be.
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Bit concerned about the habit of Rugby players bathing naked together after the game>>
I thought that all blokes shower/bathe with each other after sports like rugby and football. just like boys' public schools in England. Have I been getting that wrong all these years?
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I remember when I was in the Royal Navy, and the ship I was on was alongside at the Pacific Island of Guam, which has a big USA Naval presence.
No football [soccer] pitches. So we had to play on an American Football pitch, and improvise a bit.
Our game was just 2 teams off the ship, and everything was going well until mid-way through the 2nd half.
Then along came loads of American families, and wanted to kick us off the pitch so that they could use it to practice for their American Football game game which kicked off in 2 hours time (yep, 2 hours time!).
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"just like boys' public schools in England."
They all have private showers in comprehensives these days, do they?
At my grammar school, we didn't have showers till modernisation hit - then we all showered together. If I hadn't passed the 11+, I'd have gone to a school that stayed as shower free as it was in the early 19th century till it got condemned 30 years later.
I honestly have never met anyone (male or female) who didn't shower collectively, unless they went somewhere that simply didn't run to showers.
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I honestly have never met anyone (male or female) who didn't shower collectively, unless they went somewhere that simply didn't run to showers.>>
My midlands girls grammar school [attended by my mother before me] only ran to foot showers. Consequently i have never felt comfortable when I go to places eg swimming pools [usually abroad] where women strip off to shower in public.
I've no idea whether the comprehensive my kids attended had showers or not!
BTW, England ladies just went 21 - 9 up against Canada with 5 minutes to play. Allez les Blanches!
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We won! Hurrah for the ladies!
I wonder if they've all got in the showers together?
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>>I wonder if they've all got in the showers together?<<
Oh annhig, heaven knows what you've done to some people's minds.....
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Didn't the crazy people in the USA who run the military get all upset about showering with gay people? I thought we had moved on beyond that but I understand there are still no, that is no, gay footballers in the UK pro league. How likely is that?
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I seldom quote from Wiki, but in the USA's men's game (think deep voice overdub)
The macho environment that exists in football along with the hypermasculinity promoted by sportscasters make it difficult for a player to come out.[2][3] Heterosexuality is flaunted in NFL locker rooms with the passing of pornographic magazines and videos, and visits to strip clubs.[4] Gay slurs are sometimes used in the locker room. Former NFL player Mark Schlereth said the slurs were not necessarily gay bashing, believing they were "more out of ignorance than anything else. It doesn't excuse it, it's just the way it is."[5]
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Former NFL player Mark Schlereth said the slurs were not necessarily gay bashing, believing they were "more out of ignorance than anything else. It doesn't excuse it, it's just the way it is.>>
yeh, right. The one openly gay UK footballer, Justin Fashenu, committed suicide in 1998. So far, just one rugby player, Gareth Thomas, has come out, which got a generally favourable press, but he stopped playing shortly afterwards. He got over 100 caps for Wales at Rugby union and 4 for rugby league and was a tough bloke by any standards.
Swimming seems to be a bit more open - Ian Thorpe has come out as has Tom Daley the diver - and there are several openly gay women tennis players, but no men that I'm aware of. However there are no gay cricketers so far as i know, well at least, none that want us to know about it.
Commonsense would suggest that there are as many gay people in the sporting field as anywhere else but given what hell the terraces still put non-white players through, I'm not holding my breath for any footballers to come out any time soon.
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<What's the difference between Rugby Union and Rugby League?>
In my case three or four days - I played rugby at school and league on weekends and was routinely knocked around in both (which might explain a few things).
As mentioned above, the TV coverage these days is very good and probably the best way to obtain an insight into the games - with the bonus that you only have to suffer the antics of the other idiots on the couch and not those of the big game crowds. For rugby in particular where rigid rule interpretations can spoil the big games for some, a good alternative is a hard fought but free flowing local derby in the company of a decent sausage or steak sandwich.
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My husband played both too, farremog.
More precisely, union (rugby) at school & both when he left. League on Saturdays, Union on Sundays, each often a few hundred kms away.
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Farrermog - is your screen name a nod to your old school, by any chance?
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Bokhara - no it wasn't Farrer Ag HS - the screen name refers to the suburb we lived in in Canberra, named after the same wheat breeding pioneer and where the streets are named after ag colleges and agriculturalists. [Nevertheless, my school sporting experience was as they say, character-forming, even if we didn't shower together and there was absolutely no chance of anyone, ever, 'coming out'. As part of a very small initial intake (half of whom females) to my (undistinguished Sydney) school, I had the dubious fortune to be automatically in the first rugby XV (and first cricket XI), which unfortunately contested a zone in which most of the other teams were veritable sporting powerhouses. Despite being a skinny runt, having played league at least gave the advantage of being able to put in a passable attempt at a tackle if the opposition lingered long enough on the way to the try line.]
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I've always liked P.G. Wodehouse's description of the game (Union,undoubtedly, but it would also apply to League) through the eyes of Bertie Wooster:
"Rugby football is a game I can't claim absolutely to understand in all its niceties, if you know what I mean. I can follow the broad, general principles, of course. I mean to say, I know that the main scheme is to work the ball down the field somehow and deposit it over the line at the other end and that, in order to squalch this programme, each side is allowed to put in a certain amount of assault and battery and do things to its fellowman which, if done elsewhere, would result in fourteen days without the option, coupled with some strong remarks from the Bench."
Bertie's subsequent description of the match between Upper Bleaching and Hockley-cum-Meston is most amusing. For those who haven't read it, look for "The Ordeal of Young Tuppy" in "Very Good, Jeeves."
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