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valerie · 6 months
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TWITL - week 42 - back to the grind
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I almost called this entry "earthquake weather" because we had a 4.2 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday and it was a JOLTER. According to the USGS page for this one, the quake's epicenter was 5 km SW of Isleton. We felt it here in Brentwood because we're pretty close. Chatting with my cousins, they didn't feel it. I definitely felt it. My work station moved. Maybe the whole building moved. It was short but WILD. I think my nerves were a little frayed afterwards but it really wasn't that bad. https://flic.kr/p/2pa9Ajx the alert that came right after the earthquake ended... The emergency alert sounded on my phones right after the earthquake ended. If the earthquake had been longer, then the alert would have probably happened during rather than after. For me, it was like, "Yeah, no kidding," but I'm sure the rest of the Bay Area was like, "What? I don't feel anything." :P https://flic.kr/p/2paSFhE farmers market yummy - corn in a cup We checked out the farmers market yesterday and it was cool enough (in the shady breeze) to wear a sweatshirt (albeit with shorts). So lovely! I was able to get my corn in a cup and we sat in the patio of our favorite bar and people watched. I love our moments at farmers market because it seems like such an ordinary kind of moment yet it's perfect in its simple contentment. https://flic.kr/p/2paQRQV After our time downtown, we headed to Tailgaters for lunch. The bar was a bit quiet with college football playing on all the tv screens. A few people came in while we were there. I had yummy fish and chips with my Angry Orchard cider. https://flic.kr/p/2paQSgz TV Silo - We binged watched this show and it was good! Super interesting and very well done. I'm glad to see that there will be a second season because I want to know more! I might want to read the books. We'll see. Loki - Another good episode, finally bringing us to the end credit scene from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. I'm enjoying the second season episodes so far and I'm always ready to watch the next one. https://flic.kr/p/2paTgu3 RUGBY WORLD CUP - The All Blacks will be facing the Springboks in the Rugby World Cup final next Saturday!!! I was obviously cheering for the All Blacks in their match against Argentina (even though I had cheered for Los Pumas last week in their match against Wales). So happy the All Blacks won! And then it was South Africa against England and I was of course cheering for the reigning world champs. But now that it's New Zealand vs South Africa, my alliance goes to the All Blacks. I'm excited! It's like a super sized Rugby Championship! (IYKYK) https://flic.kr/p/2paLhLn WRITING I don't know how ready I am for National Novel Writing Month. I really need to figure out what my female character does for a living! I know she works in an office and maybe I'm floating the idea of her being a copy editor or something? I'm still not sure and it's stressing me out a little bit. And now I just thought, maybe I should totally switch what they do and make HER the photographer and him the one who works in the office. Why do I do this to myself?! :P I should probably sit down after I post this and get my characters situated in their work lives even though their work lives are secondary to the story. It's a romance, after all. Yes, a romance. They're easiest for me to write and get to that 50k words goal. https://flic.kr/p/2paQRJ7 Sometimes I wish I didn't have this need to self-censor myself in regards to things that might be going on around me. I worry too much that someone might read what I post (do people even read this) and they might realize I'm talking about them, even if I don't mention them by name. Yet if I'm compelled to share with my friends IRL, then why don't I write about it to this place, which should be my safe space? The consequences aren't worth the risk. Also, I'm not clever enough to take away the specifics and make it vague and general. Ah well, better this way, I suppose. Random thoughts: - Don't be a creeper. Just DON'T. - Our union ratified the latest contract. Good for us! - I dreamt about taking photos of a backyard and Jack Whitehall was there. Why Jack? - I told my favorite tech YouTuber (via a comment to a Threads post) that the husband calls me "Captain 2 Phones" and he replied that it's a proud nickname to wear it well. Will do OG Captain2Phones! - I need to stop shopping, even just window shopping. https://flic.kr/p/2paSiTX Social handles: - Threads - @kiari - Spoutible - @valerie - Bluesky - @kiari You know, if you're curious... Read the full article
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tdjrwc2023 · 8 months
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14. J+7 bis : notre équipe TDJ2023 est au complet pour Nouvelle-Zélande v. Namibie
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De gauche à droite : Guillaume alias @DocRCT, Didier alias @Nequin san (ou @Michel Morin), Bastien alias @FilsdeDocMidol, Thierry alias @GO, Jean alias @DirComm, Patrice alias @DocMidol, François alias @UnAmide42ans, Xavier alias @LeDoc.
Des potes quoi avec une passion commune !
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momercurio · 2 years
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sportsgr8 · 4 months
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This Is Bit Of A Kick In The Teeth : Ian Smith Slams SA Sending Weak Test Team To NZ
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Former New Zealand: Former New Zealand cricketer Ian Smith has slammed Cricket South Africa (CSA) for naming a weak Test team for the upcoming two-match tour of New Zealand in February, saying it is a ‘bit of a kick in the teeth’ moment. South Africa recently named a 14-man squad for the New Zealand Test tour, to be captained by opener Neil Brand, who is amongst the seven uncapped players in the team. Capped Test players in the squad will be batters David Bedingham, Zubayr Hamza and Keegan Petersen, currently playing in the series against India. Other capped players on tour of New Zealand include batter Khaya Zondo, fast-bowling pair of Duanne Olivier and Dane Paterson, and spinner Dane Piedt. Cricket South Africa (CSA) has chosen to field a weakened Test squad due to the series clashing with the second season of SA20 league at home. “We (New Zealand) have such a proud record in sport in South Africa. Mainly through the rugby, All Blacks (and) Springboks is one of the great rivals. We’ve always got great respect for South African sporting people. So, this is a bit of a kick in the teeth, to be perfectly honest, for us anyway at this time,” said Smith on SEN Radio. Frontline Test players like Temba Bavuma, Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, Heinrich Klaasen, Rassie van der Dussen, Wiaan Mulder, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, Marco Jansen, Anrich Nortje, Gerald Coetzee, Keshav Maharaj, Tony de Zorzi, Nandre Burger and Simon Harmer will play in the SA20, as they are obliged to play in the league at home instead of being on national duties. Amidst heavy criticism over the move, CSA Board said it is a one-off instance for the Test team being depleted on tour of New Zealand due to the scheduling conflicts between the series and second edition of SA20. "The Board of Cricket South Africa (CSA) notes the concerns about the composition of the Test squad that will be travelling to New Zealand later this month. We reassure the fans that CSA has the utmost respect for the Test format as the pinnacle of the game we love. “The dates for this tour were set when the Future Tours Programme (FTP) for 2023-2027 was finalised in 2022. The window for the SA20 had not been determined at that stage. Once it became apparent that there would be a clash, we made every effort to find another mutually suitable time-slot for this 2 Test series in consultation with New Zealand Cricket.” "Regrettably the constraints imposed by the global cricket calendar rendered this impossible, as the games must be played before April 2025 as part of the World Test Championship. "We commend Head Coach, Shukri Conrad and his staff for preparing the selected players for this tour, and we are confident that they will represent the Proteas badge with honour. We wish them all the very best. It is an opportunity to demonstrate the depth of talent that we have in South Africa. "Our schedule for the remainder of the FTP has been managed to ensure that there will not be any further clashes between our bilateral commitments and the SA20. CSA remains fully committed to international cricket and to strengthening the SA20, a tournament that was initiated by us to help grow and sustain the game.” Read the full article
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luigiviazzo · 5 months
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Rugby 200 anni sono trascorsi dall'idea meravigliosa nata nella testa di uno studente inglese: ma è tutto vero o ci sono delle zone d'ombra nella ricostruzione tradizionale?
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blaqsbi · 6 months
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Post: Stock up and Keep Your Plans To Yourself.... https://www.blaqsbi.com/41dg
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ballhandling101 · 6 months
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The Final: NZ v RSA
There are some rivalries that transcend their sport. India v Pakistan, The Ashes, City v United, Spurs v Arsenal, Everton v Liverpool, Michael Jordan v Isaiah Thomas, Nadal v Federer. As much as the home nations, and France are united in their hatred of England, it is safe to say that rugby’s most celebrated rivalry is New Zealand and South Africa. Tracing its roots back to 1921, the Boks and the…
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dalynart · 6 months
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didipromocode · 9 months
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Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne: A Sporting Spectacle Down Under
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The Bledisloe Cup, an iconic rugby union tournament, holds a special place in the hearts of sports enthusiasts across Australia and New Zealand. This fiercely contested series between the Wallabies and the All Blacks is an enduring testament to the rich rugby heritage of both nations. Melbourne, the sporting capital of Australia, has played host to numerous thrilling Bledisloe Cup encounters over the years. In this article, we will explore the history, significance, and electrifying atmosphere surrounding the Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne.
A Historic Rivalry:
The Bledisloe Cup, named after Lord Bledisloe, a former Governor-General of New Zealand, originated in 1931. The series features the New Zealand All Blacks and the Australian Wallabies battling for supremacy in rugby union. The rivalry between the two nations is deeply rooted in history, with both teams sharing a competitive spirit and immense passion for the sport.
Melbourne: The Sporting Mecca:
Known for its vibrant sports culture, Melbourne is the perfect city to host the Bledisloe Cup matches. With world-class sporting venues like the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and AAMI Park, the city provides an ideal setting for the fierce contest. Rugby fans from across Australia and New Zealand flock to Melbourne to witness this thrilling spectacle, adding to the city's vibrant sporting atmosphere.
Unforgettable Encounters:
Melbourne has witnessed numerous memorable Bledisloe Cup clashes that have etched themselves into the annals of rugby history. These intense battles have featured breathtaking displays of skill, courage, and determination, leaving fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle. Each encounter adds another chapter to the storied history of this iconic tournament.
A Celebration of Rugby:
Beyond the action on the field, the Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne is a celebration of rugby culture. Fans from both nations come together to showcase their unwavering support for their teams. The friendly banter, camaraderie, and mutual respect between supporters create an electrifying and inclusive atmosphere that reverberates throughout the city.
Inspiring the Next Generation:
The Bledisloe Cup's presence in Melbourne serves as an inspiration for young athletes across Australia. As they witness world-class rugby stars in action, aspiring players are motivated to strive for greatness in their own rugby journeys. The tournament serves as a platform for the growth of the sport and encourages young talent to pursue their rugby dreams.
Promoting International Relations:
The Bledisloe Cup fosters a sense of kinship between Australia and New Zealand, transcending the competitive nature of the tournament. Both nations share a mutual respect for each other's rugby prowess and use the series as an opportunity to strengthen their bilateral ties.
Conclusion:
The Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne is much more than a rugby tournament; it is a celebration of sportsmanship, rivalry, and the rich rugby heritage of Australia and New Zealand. As the Wallabies and the All Blacks go head-to-head in this fiercely contested series, Melbourne transforms into a sporting mecca, welcoming fans from near and far to witness this epic spectacle. The Bledisloe Cup's impact extends beyond the field, inspiring future generations of athletes, promoting international relations, and uniting rugby fans in the spirit of true sportsmanship.
So, as the Bledisloe Cup returns to Melbourne, let us embrace the passion, excitement, and unyielding dedication that this legendary tournament brings to our sporting calendar. Whether you don the green and gold or the black and white, the Bledisloe Cup remains a symbol of unity and camaraderie that unites rugby fans across the Southern Hemisphere.
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tdjrwc2023 · 6 months
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70. J+51bis : le seul essai de la finale
Nos chouchous ont malheureusement perdu. Les meilleurs ont gagné. Nous nous sommes jetés sur l'Armagnac 😬😮‍💨😪.
Quelle drôle et merveilleuse aventure ces 25 matchs live... Du Sud au Nord, de l'Ouest à l'Est durant plus de 50 jours (avec des pauses - ces fameuses RTR - nous vous l'accordons). Aujourd'hui, dimanche 29 octobre 2023, nous sommes tristes et un peu désœuvrés. Le quotidien reprendra très vite ses droits. En perspective : le TOP 14, le Tournoi des VI Nations...
Merci de nous avoir lus, supportés, aimés, encouragés. On se retrouvera en 2027, en Australie...peut-être.
Bastien, Didier, Guillaume, Jean, Patrice, Thierry et Xavier
Fin - The End - Das Ende - O Fim - Die Einde - El Fin - Y Diwedd - დასასრული - an deireadh - fine - 終わり- te mutunga - sfârșitul - isiphelo
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momercurio · 10 months
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luigiviazzo · 6 months
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Sud Africa et Rugby World Cup 2023: titolo numero IV per gli Springbok dopo la finale vincente contro gli All Blacks, la punta di diamante di una manifestazione che ha mostrato partite da urlo che hanno fatto fibrillare milioni di (tele) spettatori.
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classicrugbyshirts · 1 year
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ballhandling101 · 8 months
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FRAvNZ: Opening Night Review
In terms of time, column inches, broadcast minutes and impatience for it to come around, I don’t think there has been a game this anticipated, since perhaps the third Lions’ Test in 2017. The entire rugby world, neutral and supporter alike, were waiting for kick off at the Stade De France. Much of the lead up to most tournaments, whether it be pundits on tv, or punters at the bar, is about…
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