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15 mins. to the sea. A real 'Home from Home' (visitors comments)
Our website link is at the bottom of this page (below "Facilities").
More visitor reviews can be seen via the link "About Ann Brown" below this text. The house is in a quiet road on the edge of Aumes, a village overlooking the Herault valley, and has its own private pool and garden.Not far from Pezenas, Montagnac and the sea. Aumes is wondeful little village, in the countryside and surrounded by vineyards and woods and so the villa really is great for days out where walking and cycling is easy and safe. Fully equipped to "Home Standard" with one double en-suite bedroom and two bedrooms with two single beds in each and a family bathroom You have your own private pool. Fully equipped kitchen for comfortable living, large covered outside entertainment/dining area with BBQ. Mediterranean garden. Choice of over 20 restaurants and pavement cafés within 20 minutes, 10 min to Pezenas,15km to the picturesque fishing ports of Meze and Bouzigues, famous for their sea-food, and the Mediterranean sea with its blue flag beaches.
For information about the house and more photographs, follow the link at the bottom of this page for the website. We have have made it as complete as possible to give our visitors a better idea of the house, ourselves and the area. We live in the village and will be happy to contribute ideas to help make your holiday as enjoyable as possible, if you wish us to.
You will be about 25 minutes from the Mediterranean with its many 'Blue Flag' beaches. The nearest beaches are around Meze or Marseillan Plage, although the whole coastline is accessible and the beaches sandy. The beach at Rochlongue is ideal for younger children, having a gradual slope into the sea, and being protected by a breakwater, there are rocky pools in which to play and easy access by car. Staying in Aumes will allow you to take advantage of a wonderfully diverse region of France which embraces the real spirit of France.
We have lived in this area since 1981.
Your nearest town,Pezenas, 10 minutes from Aumes and probably the most well known market town in the area where most of the houses date from the 17th century.
The Saturday market is a must, it takes over the town center. Local produce including an impressive organic farmers market.
The whole of the old town, which has officially been classified as part of the French National Heritage is original, and it is as it was when Moliere and his theatrical company used to live here. Throughout the 17th century, to be near the governors of the Languedoc province, the aristocracy built impressive private mansions with inner courtyards and gardens. Called the Little Versailles, Pezenas has a wide range of arts and crafts, restaurants and visits.
Aumes is great,lying between mountains and sea, beaches are only twenty minutes drive away.
You will find plenty to keep the whole family occupied and happy. Most things are available in the shops, entertainment is what you would expect from an area which mixes old and new cultures. It's all here, you only need to visit the tourist office and you will to find all you need to enjoy your stay. In the house book you will find all sorts of information and ideas and a visitors book to let you know what others have done on their holiday.
From your holiday villa you will be able to travel to Spain and back in one day, maybe visiting the Salvador Dali museum, or even staying overnight in Barcelona and visiting the amazing Gaudi Cathedral.
There are dozens of visits to make. The Camargue with its black bulls, white horses and flamingos are close, you will be able to go on safari in a 4x4 with a guide. The upper Hérault river has one way canoeing. You can visit Carcasonne, a walled town with huge battlements and turrets, a really romantic setting.
Most villages have their own market day, perfect to buy a baguette, some cheese and relax.
Top Traveller Review
A nice property in a good location
About the Owner
About Ann Brown
Before Aumes we spent 10 years living in Pezenas, where the first 5 years were spent renovating a large farmhouse with three holiday apartments plus our own.
Our son Oliver has always lived here and after studying wine production now works with Vin de Pays D'Oc (an organisation for independent growers). Ann has also completed a full time wine course.
In the UK Ann was a dental nurse and John had a boatyard.
We enjoy our life here, run the houses together and spend our leisure time visiting the area, particularly the coastal regions.
Ann Brown purchased this villa in 2004
Why Ann Brown chose Cap d'Agde area
Aumes is not far from Pezenas and so we knew it already. It's a village away from hustle and bustle of everyday life and yet within easy reach of all we need. There's a village grocery shop, small post office and town hall. Walks in the country are all around the village and are easy for beginners and little people alike. In the village there are fresh eggs and fruits like apricots and cherries when in season.
Bigger shops are in Montagnac and Pezenas
What makes this villa unique
As a location for holidays or living all year round Aumes is perfect for visiting every part of the region. You will be able to have days out in Spain, go into the hills for hiking, or visit the coastal fishing villages for sea-food and sunbathing. The cities of Montpellier and Beziers are within easy reach. This area is renowned for fetes and of festivals. In the summer months there is invariably an evening event with music and food to go to. Looking at our visitors book we can see that our guests have enjoyed both the region and the house!
Guestbook comments from the owner
We've enjoyed our two weeks here in Aumes, the villa Merlot has everything you need.
We've been to the area before but this is the nicest accommodation we've stayed in. John is very helpful, nothing is too much trouble and thank you Ann for the delicious cake.
Thank you for a lovely holiday.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We've enjoyed our two weeks here in Aumes, the villa Merlot has everything you need.
We've been to the area before but this is the nicest accommodation we've stayed in. John is very helpful, nothing is too much trouble and thank you Ann for the delicious cake.
Thank you for a lovely holiday.
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A nice property in a good location
The property is situated in a quiet village and was as described in the advertisement.. It had everything we needed and we had an enjoyable 2 week stay. It is conveniently situated for touring the Herault district with good road communications. Good supermarket a few miles away at Pezenas. Whilst we did use the pool a few times in our first week when the weather was 35c, after a night of midweek rain it cooled and the pool was a little too cool for some of us. Air conditioning worked well when we needed it in week one. Beds comfortable and good shower with plenty of hot water, although space in bathroom a bit confined There was plenty of space for outdoor eating on the terrace but one minor problem was that the dining table indoors only accommodated 3 people comfortably. Good to have UK tv by satellite; wi-fi a bit variable but ok much of the time. It would have been nice to have had extra set of keys.
fantastic holiday
Had a fantastic week in villa merlot. It was clean and tidy, and lots of space to relax outside. We really enjoyed sitting in the decking area at night with a glass of local wine. Our son loved playing/swimming in the pool untill late, while we could sunbath and keep an eye on him. John was great with directions to local shops on where to get the best fish and wine from. If we had any problems or needed advice john was always there more than happy to help.
The villa is in the perfect location to visit Meze and Pezenas, to see the local history and little market stalls.
We are looking forward to returning as soon as possible and would highly recommend for others to stay.
Aumes from Aumes
This is the best designed and appointed property we have rented.
Several different seating areas make it easy to find a quiet corner inside or out, shade or sunshine.
Lovely to have good design, quality towels, table linen etc and decent cleaning materials, not to mention sharp kitchen knives. Thank you, Ann and John, you have really thought about your clients here.
This is a lovely holiday villa
We had a wonderful holiday. The villa has everything you need, plenty of space inside and out. Loved the different seating areas and pool. Perhaps a parasol may be useful for added shade. But it didn't detract from our enjoyment. John and Ann were extremely helpful, particularly when our hire car broke down. The village and surrounding areas are ideal if you want to relax and experience French culture. Would definitely recommend this villa.
Excellent villa - thoroughly recommended.
Merlot is exactly as described by the owners. When we arrived it was clean and well maintained and there was nothing about it which gave us any reason for disappointment. On the contrary, we were delighted by our choice. The pool is excellent and better maintained than some that we have seen. Ann and John made us feel welcome and were happy to advise us but were never intrusive. Aumes is a lovely village, peaceful and friendly with a small shop and play areas. Nearby Pezenas is a beautiful small town and we enjoyed shopping and eating there. There are many places to visit and we went to Montpellier, Sette, Meze, Cap d' Agde and Carcasonne - all very different but each worth visiting. We enjoyed the quality of food at all the restaurants that we visited.
This was the fifth villa that we have rented for a summer holiday and we are all agreed that it was the best. We are a family of four with two teenage children.
Thanks Ann and John for a superb holiday.
I take no pleasure in writing this review-
Our holiday was spoilt by inaccurate property descriptions and poor property management.
My husband had a frank and honest conversation with the owner about things but there was no recognition of the waste of time and money we had invested in our holiday and the feeling of being let down.
Listed below are the points I would like to highlight-with the exception of no Broadband access all the others could have been 'tolerated'as we were on our holiday but collectively they spoilt everything:-
No Broadband-this was a deal breaker as two of us work from home via the internet and had reports and data to finish and submit. A dongle given to us in the second week had been 'purchased 'for us in the second week as the broadband had stopped working on the 12/6/2013.! We noted that the account was not password protected and the dongle listed May activity.
I had to prove -using my laptop that the dongle didn't work when I complained I had no access as John Brown did not believe me. We tried to use it for the rest of the week so we used the monies on the dongle but it was a no go situation. When I explained that the house was advertised as having broadband Mr Brown became angry and asked me how he should fix it ?
Leaking pool-had hosepipe in it for 3 days and visits daily to refill the pool until we asked the owner to give us some privacy-the leak had been been there before we arrived.
'G' clamp holding posts for pool gates
Oven mounting non existent just some wood not in line with the oven below and above
Guest bathroom leaking basin with bowl underneath
Ensuite bedroom plugs only work with the lights on.
The ceiling above the covered eating area fell down narrowly missing one of the party
Lack of privacy
Surrounds and moulding around the doors unfinished and not painted
No home book although we were promised it on 15/6/2013-never handed over.
Swimming pool all one depth of approx. 5 ft -this should have been clear in the advert as children and timid swimmers will feel unsafe-apparently most French pools are all one depth according to the owner -this is the first one I have seen in 40 years!
We asked for some reimbursement as we felt there were areas that were misrepresented but the request was ignored along with the other issues.
This house was completed in May 2012 and is clearly not finished.
All the above are photographed and documented
From the Owner
"Aumes is not far from Pezenas and so we knew it already. It's a village away from hustle and bustle of everyday life and yet within easy reach of all we need. There's a village grocery shop, small post office and town hall. Walks in the country are all around the village and are easy for beginners and little people alike. In the village there are fresh eggs and fruits like apricots and cherries when in season. Bigger shops are in Montagnac and Pezenas"
Activity and Interests
On holiday you will want to relax round the pool and for some days you may want to go further afield. No problem at all, you will be in one of the most beautiful areas of France, and your holiday home is only a few kilometers from the sea. You can go walking in the National Parks, follow the trail of the Cathares (you should read The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail before you come ISBN 0-552-12138-X ) and investigate one of Europe's greatest mysteries ( and maybe find the treasure!). You can look out for the Via Domita (the Roman road running from Rome to Spain which is still visible in parts), or visit the Mediterranean ports of Meze, Bouzigues, Sete, etc and enjoy sea-food caught the same day and looking out over the fishing boats.
This part of the Languedoc is truly wonderfull, and retains much of the magic of other times.
Ther are hundreds of sites and activities, amongst them are: The Grottos, Aqualand, St. Guilhem le Desert, canoeing, sea swimming, beaches, etc etc.
Other Activities: Searching out antique bargains, house hunting, trips to Spain, eating out.
Golf: We have a number of golf courses within easy reach, the nearest one being St. Thomas about 30 minutes away. Golfers have stayed with us and tell us that they found it very friendly, with a good restaurant.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Mid Season
20 May 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Season
1 Jul 2017 - 28 Jul 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Peak Season
29 Jul 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Season
2 Sep 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Additional pricing information
|Pet Fee
|Refundable Damage Deposit
House towels and bed-linen for the number of guests, water,gas and electricity are included for all periods,
We will reserve your holiday for a few days while you make your travel arrangements. Just e-mail and ask.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"As a location for holidays or living all year round Aumes is perfect for visiting every part of the region. You will be able to have days out in Spain, go into the hills for hiking, or visit the coastal fishing villages for sea-food and sunbathing. The cities of Montpellier and Beziers are within easy reach. This area is renowned for fetes and of festivals. In the summer months there is invariably an evening event with music and food to go to. Looking at our visitors book we can see that our guests have enjoyed both the region and the house!"
Property Type
- villa
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Activities Guide
- Air Conditioning ...
- Alarm Clock
- Hair Dryer
- Heating ...
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Local Maps
- Parking Off Street ...
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine
- 4 Ring Stove
- Blender
- Coffee Maker ...
- Cooking Utensils ...
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Grill
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven ...
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- Books - Fiction / Non-fiction
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Games
- Radio
- Satellite / Cable
- Television ...
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- Private Pool ...
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- limited accessibility
Location Type
- mountain
- near the sea
- rural
- village
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- photography
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- sailing
- diving
- snorkelling
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 90 m²
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- The bathrooms are fully tiled have ceramic hand basins, and walk-in showers.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed, En suite bathroom
- Bedroom 1 - 2 Single Bed, fitted wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables etc.
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed, Fitted wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables etc.
- The single bedrooms are on the other side of the house from the double bedroom allowing everybody an undisturbed lie in! All bedrooms have a window with shutters. Fitted wardrobe, bedside tables etc.
- Balcony
- Terrace ...
- Golf ...
- Kayak / Canoe ...
- Garden ...
- Barbecue ...
- Tennis ...
- Terrace
- 6 garden chairs
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- pets considered ...
- children welcome ...
- smoking allowed ...
- Although smoking is allowed, we have always asked guests to smoke in the outside areas. We are pleased to say that this request has always been complied with, keeping the house smoke free, thank you.Plenty of room for six people in three bedrooms and big enough to give everybody space. An easily accessed swimming pool directly from the dining terrace. There is gated private parking for one car (plus a trailer) and a further off road car parking space outside the gates. The property is fully fenced.


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Trying to find twin breakers to fit panel
I'm looking to determine if I can find a 20a (or 15a) single pole twin breakers that will fit my existing subpanel. Ideally I need 20a twins.
I pulled the A/C double pole 40a breaker to show what the breaker connections look like. The first and second pictures show the connection best.
Home Depot and Lowes have Square-D twin breakers, but they are shallow and not full depth ... or have a large hook ... but neither type fits the tall rail found in my main panel. My house was built in 2005, so its a modern Square D 40 slot main panel, but only 4 spots left.
Can anyone tell me if (a) a proper fitting 20a twin breaker exists and (b) a part# or reference link? also (c) reccomend a place to purchase these from?
Thanks in advance,
Sure, it's a Homeline breaker by Square D. They have them at my local hardware store. I know because I needed the kind with the clip and accidentally got these instead once.
This what you want? A tandem single-pole?
Yes, I'm looking for tandem breakers, preferably 20a ones.
I don't think those (in the link) are the right ones either ... because I believe those have a big hook on the back side.
The ones I need are square in the back end, with a deep clip connection, just as shown in my breaker pictures above. If you look at the top-most picture, it shows the deep clip connector I'm looking for. I've either found the hook or a shallow clip, not this deep clip. The single breakers in the homeline series have the deep clip on them, but the tandems don't.
The other type I have been finding that doesn't fit are the shallow clip variety. It seems strange that for a breaker serving double duty that you would create LESS contact with a shallower clip.
So I should add I'm trying to added this into the bottom slots in the box, but they don't appear to be any different looking that the other slots in the box. I have heard some special tandem slots are often required.
Some homeline panels just don't take the tandems it seems.
Apparently it's a sort of safety feature, so I doubt a tandem with the deeper slots exists, since it would bypass that.
Good luck.
BTW- QO has the big clip (I think what you are calling hook) that sticks out, HOM has the slot.
Your panel either doesn't accept tandem breakers, or you are trying to place them at a spot in the panel that does accept them. Many times, only the lower positions will accept the tandems. What is the model number of the panel?
Based on the statement that you have a 40 circuit panel you will not be able to use tandems in this panel.
Good point, most panels will only accept up to 40 or 42 circuits max. Just because you have a 40 circuit panel, doesn't mean you can get an extra 2 circuits; 40 is the max. Some panels will say 30/40 what that means is it has 30 spaces for full size breakers, but can take up to a maximum of 40 circuits by use of tandem breakers in special slots (like it was said here earlier, its usually the last 10 slots in a circuit panel).
Probably your only option is to install a sub panel next to the main panel to gain a few extra circuits.
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Thanks everyone. It makes sense that a 40 slot main panel would not accept tandem breakers.
I did find a cutler hammer tandem breaker (at lowes) that is the proper clip depth and virtually identical to a normal Square D homeline breaker ... but it had a little notch of plastic in the way that prevented it from working. It look like that notch could be removed with a dremel in 10 seconds, but I didn't want to get myself in trouble doing that. It was tempting.
DO NOT alter the breaker!!!
ONLY Homeline breakers should be used in Homeline panels. Those slots are what is rightfully preventing the breaker from being used where it is not supposed to be.
Your 40 space panel CANNOT accept twins. You need a sub-panel.
Thanks. I am not crazy ... I won't mod anything.
I appreciate the strong advise and plan on taking it. :thumbsup:
I'm actually going to use (4) 20A single pole breakers instead of trying to use tandems. I can pull two out in a year or two and add a subpanel when I really need to ... as part of my basement finishing project.
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pontiac 400 or chevy 400
are these motors basiclay the same both 6.6 what are they rated at stock horsepower?? anyone know?
Motors are from the mid 70's
Horsepower can be anywhere from 130 to 400 in the 70s
No, they are comlpletely different animals. With the exception of maybe some random bolts and maybe the thermostat, no parts interchange directly.
They both have pretty equal potential, but the chevy was never offered as a real performance engine so in stock form plan on it being pretty wimpy. The Pontiac 400 was offered as a performance engine, but by the mid 70s it was pretty wimpy too.
Both have equal potential, but the pontiac weighs more, is larger physically, and will cost more to build after about 350 hp.
But the Pontiac has a fairly common (for Ponchos) stroker kit to take it to 455 but stock, mid 70s I wouldn't expect much from either.
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Moss Park Armoury
|Moss Park Armoury
|General information
|Drill Hall / armoury
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|130 Queen Street East
|Current tenants
|25 Field Ambulance; 48th Highlanders of Canada; 7th Toronto Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery; The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada
|Canadian Forces
Moss Park Armoury (MPA) is a Canadian Forces facility located at 130 Queen Street East, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is at the northeast corner of Jarvis Street and Queen Street East, in the neighbourhood of Moss Park. It was constructed in the mid 1960s. In Spring and fall 2010, the armoury was renovated and the facade was replaced.[1] It currently hosts several units of the Primary Reserve. More than 600 soldiers and reservists train at Moss Park every week.[2]
It is located close to the downtown core and financial district, as well as several postsecondary institutions including the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and George Brown College. The Armoury is within short walking distance of the Queen subway station. It is also accessible by the 501 Queen and 502 Downtowner streetcar routes. As a prominent military structure in downtown Toronto, it has been the site of a number of anti-war protests.[3]
Lodger Units[edit]
In the Canadian Forces, an armoury is a place where a reserve unit trains, meets, and parades. The Armoury is currently home to:
- 25 Field Ambulance
- 48th Highlanders of Canada
- 7th Toronto Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery
- The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada
These units met previously at the University Avenue Armoury, Toronto Ontario, Canada.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Moss Park armoury being renovated, not demolished Apr 28, 2010".
- ^ "Moss Park armoury being renovated, not demolished Apr 28, 2010".
- ^ "Canada's Afghan role protested; Thousands take part in anti-war rallies across the country;"Josh Wingrove. Toronto Star. Oct 29, 2006. pg. A.2
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Coordinates: 43°39′17″N 79°22′22″W / 43.654586°N 79.372914°W
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Now, even though I'm no metal expert, I still thought I'd seen most of the metal-themed movies out there, from Spinal Tap to Metallica: Some Kind of Monster to Heavy Metal Parking Lot.
But when I announced this column a few weeks ago, one title kept cropping up that had eluded me: Metal: A Headbanger's Journey.
Released in 2005, Headbanger's Journey was made by Canadian metal fan and anthropologist Sam Dunn. His goal: to travel the world and learn what makes people love metal and why the genre is so controversial. Since these are two things I'm interested in as well, I thought I'd check it out.
Without a doubt, the film is one of the best metal docs ever made, namely because it's crazy-informative on top of being consistently entertaining.
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1. There is great dissent as to who was the first heavy metal band. Among the contenders: colorful bands Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer and Deep Purple. (Personally, I think all evidence points to Sabbath, though I'm not yet qualified to truly weigh in on this topic.)
2. There are almost too many metal subgenres to count: power metal, new wave British heavy metal, progressive metal, glam metal, pop metal, stoner metal, hardcore, thrash metal, first wave of black metal, Norwegian black metal, grindcore, death metal, Swedish death metal, metalcore, grindcore, grunge, goth metal, industrial metal, hard alternative, nu metal and he new wave of American metal. Whew!
3. Ronnie James Dio is known as the godfather of power metal.
4. Ronnie James Dio popularized the devil horns!
5, Gene Simmonsclaims to have invented the devil horns.
6. Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi is credited with creating the first heavy metal riffs.
7, Heavy metal -- specifically, Black Sabbath -- uses the tritone musical interval. Historically, this has been called "the Devil in music," or the "dangerous" interval.
8. Heavy metal has its roots in blues and classical music, particuarly "virtuosic, dark improvisors" like Wagner and Bach.
9. Iron Maiden led the new wave of British heavy metal. And singer Bruce Dickinson? He seems like a really nice dude.
10. Each year Germany's Wacken Open Air music festival attracts roughly 80,000 heavy metal fans and bands from around the world. (And metalheads in Italy look just like metalheads who live in the middle of Iowa. Go figure.)
11. Eight of the "filthy 15" named by the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) were tracks by heavy metal bands.
12. Glam metal's birthplace? The Sunset Strip.
13. Doro is a successful singer and is among those (like Girlschool) who paved the way for female metal musicians in the '80s.
14. Mayhem is one of the most controversial bands in black metal. Its lead singer committed suicide; band members wear necklaces adorned with fragments of his skull.
15. Varg Vikernes is a "notorious" Norwegian black metal musician who was convicted of murdering his band mate (a different member of the group Mayhem) and burning several churches in Norway. He was released from prison in 2009.
16. The death metal band Cannibal Corpse has released some pretty scary-looking album covers drawn by Vince Locke.
17. The guys in Slayer are, well, pretty old. (Singer/bassist Tom Araya is 50.) This makes me fear them a little less.
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Mulle46, I know what you mean. I had to detrain some of my self defense tatics because they would not look good in court.
This is a discussion on Defensive Carry Positions and Being Grabbed From Behind within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by mulle46 I think it's more a matter now that a lot of people aren't comfortable going hands-on anymore, as society has become ...
screaming is all i can think of. There is much that can be done to get away but it involves training and unless they get some they are pretty much screwed.
Magic weapons or techniques don't exist without even basic training.
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Mulle46, I know what you mean. I had to detrain some of my self defense tatics because they would not look good in court.
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I think it was Col. Cooper who said something like "The first battle is the fight itself, the second is the one in court".
Do what you have to do to win then prepare for the court battle.
With the exception of having more of a midline carry or having a BUG or blade you will have to rely on physical contact to break the hold. Cause pain, make it where he does not want to play anymore.
I had this video that may help some. I realize that this is reacting when you already have your weapon out but it may give the OP some ideas.
"A first rate man with a third rate gun is far better than the other way around". The gun is a tool, you are the craftsman that makes it work. There are those who say "if I had to do it, I could" yet they never go out and train to do it. Don't let stupid be your mindset. Harryball 2013
Obviously, you've gotten a lot of responses to this already.
As a woman (5'3" 99.6 lbs) I URGE (beg, plead, whatever) you to try them out on a willing partner. Of course, don't break any fingers and use a spatula or something as a trainer knife, etc, but as someone who has gone to a lot of "women self defense" classes I warn you that a lot of these techniques do not work for all women.
You are obviously a little bigger than me so you might have more success but I literally have had men laugh at me when I try certain techniques.
I am currently taking Krav and thankfully my instructor watches me very carefully and when he sees that something is not working for me he immediately improvises or teaches me something else because there's no point in working a maneuver that isn't going to get you the desired result.. i.e. free of your attacker.
I also agree with others when they say that getting physical (REALLY physical) is a lost art. It really is. You have to think dirty and not be afraid to let your aggression out.. especially if you are up against a physically superior attacker.
For this situation I like knives... specifically a fixed blade knife carried in the belly button region.
What really hasn't been covered (or at least not that I read) is targeting.
So you get that knife out.. yes, you can start hacking and possibly be successful in getting him off of you... but, again, he's going to expect you to respond and in an adrenaline dump situation many people do not realize that they have been cut until they see blood.
If he's holding you from behind he might think you are scratching him and if you aren't cutting anything vital to his hold he will still be able to hold you.
Obviously you don't want to be cutting right in front of your chest. If he decides to slam you down to the front you could easily stab yourself in the chest. If you can get out a knife you should have enough arm movement from the elbow down to reach from side to side. ... Hook the blade into the crease of his elbow, pull (or press, however you want to think of it) down on the knife as hard as you can to put the most pressure on the blade into his skin/arm and then drag it down and out ... if you want you can even saw it back and forth.... it will cut him to the bone.. and with it all of his tendons and muscles he's using to hold onto you.
He will physically be unable to hold on to you.... even if he was so hyped up he didn't feel a single thing. His arm physically will cease to work from the elbow down.
When it comes to knives the most important kind of cut is the functional cut: cutting mechanisms of the body that allow it to function such as muscles and tendons.
Next is blood cuts: cutting an area of major blood supply to get the attacker to bleed out.
Last is cutting just to inflict pain.. Yeah, if what you are doing isn't producing any of the top two results (body mechanical failure or copious loss of blood) then you are potentially in for a long fight because pain is subjective though, of course, it's better than nothing.
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Use your heel and drag down their shin and stomp as hard as you can on their foot, if you feel their head near yours, bash their face with the back of your skull...
>>> this is optional, easier to just move away. ( and step off to one side and hammer fist the attacker in the groin, if able, grab a handful of their boys and squeeze and twist, upward elbow to the nose or any target that presents itself on your way away from the attackers arms)
Step forward and away from the attacker, take this opportunity to draw.
As mentioned above.. its important to practice stuff like this... just like shooting...
If your opponent is out to hurt you.. stop them from seeing, breathing, and moving.
But knowing what you need to do, and doing so effectively will save your life, or hesitating can cost you your life..
You can teach a person to kill, but when it comes time... its all up to the trained, conditioned response... you need to instill it in yourself so that you will act...
Hand to hand combat is just like a shooting situation... you may be far more skilled, and may hold their life in your hands... but it does you absolutely NOTHING if you fail to act.. just some observations...
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Lima, you are so right on targeting being the key to making a technique work. Pain is good but there is no guarantee of results. If you make it impossible for your attacker to physically continue, it doesn't matter if he can feel it or not, or wants to continue fighting--he can't.
Not only practice the H2H stuff, but practice it with Airsoft and you can find out if the gun techniques will really work or not.
Yesterday I mentioned this discussion in class and the sifu was interested and had us pair up in groups to practice the defense against "grab from behind."
We practiced the responses for a while, and a woman mentioned that this was of interest to her because she had been attacked in a parking lot. "I was walking past a van and the door slid open and a guy reached out and grabbed me from behind."
She turned into the grab and delivered an upward palm strike to the face and did some other other combatives, and ran for it. She said there were two other men in the van. The math there is pretty easy to figure out.
Us guys, maybe we don't need to be worried about that so much, but the women members of this board should be aware of the kind of dangers mentioned above and have responsives available.
"It may seem difficult at first, but everything is difficult at first."
you are happy with.
My only concern with what you are suggesting is that in your scenario, where you pull the knife from
mid-line while your upper arms are still pinned by the BG, you might not have the range of motion to cut
more than his wrists and fingers, if that. The BG OTOH is in an excellent position to effect a disarm of your knife from
your hand and slash you across the stomach, then put it against your neck.
There are NEVER easy answers to these situation because they are very dynamic and the precise physical
match up is always going to be different by victim.
I'd like to suggest that you play with this at the gym using a dummy knife of course. It may be that
using the knife (even revealing that it is on you) needs to wait till you have some more freedom of motion.
Also, I know you took that special TDI course, and I think I recall that you are carrying the 3.5 inch knife with
the angle to the handle/blade. Do you think that blade shape would be advantageous over a straight blade
in this scenario. I can see how it might be, but want to hear from you as you've been through the training.
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I consider a distraction as the first line of defense if attacked from behind. You want my keys or wallet? No problem. Pull them and toss them to the side. You have him distracted and you have time to draw.
I realized that as a good tactic probably 15 years ago while working in an ER. The police pistol nation matches were in town (Jackson, MS) and a bad buy decided to rob one of the competetors. The cop threw his keys to the side and proceeded to put several center mass when the bad guy went for them. He chose the wrong guy to rob and now society doesn't have to worry about him anymore. Score one for the good guys.
Don't forget that there is no rule saying you have to use your knife on your attacker's arms or wrists; the groin and thigh are readily available. It might also be possible to reach the back of his knee to sever those tendons. Also, a good pinch to the inside of someone's thigh can be a remarkably effective distraction, opening the way to other, more debilitating techniques. That is a very tender area and the body tends to react whether you want it to or not, I know this from personal experience.
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Slavery is a hard sell.
That was the upshot of a recent L.A. Times front-page story about the conundrum of "Twelve Years a Slave," the Steve McQueen-directed movie based on a 19th-century memoir that's gotten plenty of critical plaudits but not the audience to match. This would not be the first movie to experience this, of course.
Historical, story-driven and/or literary-minded films, no matter how stellar, have always competed rather poorly with big-budget studio products like "The Avengers" and endless sequels of "Die Hard" for the public's attention. That is the American way, despite the fact that independent filmmaking and its general aesthetic of story over special effects has been on the ascent for the last decade or so. So there has been much progress, but not parity. We are not there yet.
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But what makes "Twelve Years a Slave" uniquely audience-unfriendly, according to the Times story, is its subject matter: American slavery. Not slavery as a savage cartoon ("Django Unchained") or as a shadow of modern realities ("The Help"), but a straight-ahead depiction of the institution in its heyday, in all its daily horror. Not really since the 1977 television miniseries "Roots" have we seen such a treatment, and that was on a small screen. But those were different times; on the heels of the Civil Rights Movement, slavery as a serious subject for Hollywood felt timely, if not exactly appealing (I suppose it will never be that). Everybody in America was glued to their set for a week, watching a dramatic rendering of a major part of American history that we acknowledged belonged to all of us. That hardly meant that the success of "Roots" ended racism or changed public policy, but it did reflect a national willingness to at least examine up close what had always been deliberately blurred in order to protect certain American ideals about freedom and equal opportunity.
How times change, and not in a good way. In 2013 we are allegedly past race, which means we are past slavery and therefore have no need to look at it at all. That's how the thinking goes, anyway. Psychologists would say such denial makes perfect sense. Since the '70s -- as the racial gap in income and other areas has widened, not narrowed -- we've become so racially averse, to even call yourself "black" now is a radical act; to invoke slavery merely as a subject of conversation is to risk howls of protest that you are being a victim or playing the race card. All of which means that a hundred a fifty years after the end of slavery, we are still determined not to give it its due, but to forget it. The marketers of "Twelve Years a Slave" know this on some level. The entire struggle of black people after the end of the Civil War has been shaped by one long marketing campaign that casts the South as noble, and blacks as undeserving. Can't have one without the other.
I saw "Twelve Years a Slave" at a screening in Baldwin Hills with a largely black audience. It was riveted, as was I. My friend who saw it with me was much less enthusiastic. He is smart, educated, politically sophisticated, and works in Hollywood. He also happens to be white. His chief criticism was that the movie, though well made, was too violent, too over the top. I was incredulous; I stood in the parking lot and argued with him that America loves violence, the more grisly the better. There is almost no such thing as over the top.
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Waywayseecappo First Nation is now policed by the Dakota Ojibway Police Service, a long-awaited switch for the community of more than 1,000.
Manitoba's First Nation police service officially assumed the jurisdiction from the RCMP yesterday at 9 a.m., with five officers who moved from other jurisdictions while Mounties were relocated.
According to Wayway Chief Melville Wabash, when the RCMP opened a detachment in the community in the mid 1990s, the intention was to staff the department with First Nation community members.
But the plan was gradually phased out, Wabash said, and the Mounties had trouble filling the five positions for the community.
"We wanted our own people serving our First Nation," Wabash said.
The DOPS detachment in Wayway will be able to take advantage of RCMP resources, such as major crime investigators and identification services, but will now be the main day-to-day policing service.
Wabash said the community had a "strong and trusting" relationship with the outgoing RCMP service, but "on the other hand, it was the vision, when the police detachment was created, to have their own First Nation service policing the community," he said.
Wabash said he'd like to see more focus on crime prevention and more interaction with the people of Wayway.
Wayway joins many Manitoba First Nation communities already policed by DOPS including Birdtail Sioux, Sioux Valley, Canupawakpa Dakota (south of Virden), Roseau River (north of Emerson) and Sandy Bay (north of Portage la Prairie).
According to the DOPS website, it provides "culturally appropriate police service with a unique awareness and respect for the traditions and culture of the First Nation people."
DOPS Insp. Marc Saindon said it was the community that wanted the First Nation police service for several years and said the challenges in the First Nation aren't unique to Wayway.
The switch came on the same morning many members of the community returned home after being evacuated due to flooding concerns this past week, though Saindon said the emergency didn't complicate the process.
"We were prepared to deal with whatever situation arises," he said.
An official ceremony to hand over policing power to DOPS from the Mounties will happen at a later date, Wabash said.
DOPS also has invitations out to expand its service to include Long Plain, Dakota Plains, Dakota Tipi and Swan Lake First Nations.
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[AMERICAN ABROAD] American striker Robbie Findley has yet to play a game for English club Nottingham Forest but could be
sidelined for up to 12 weeks -- the rest of the League Championship season -- with a thigh injury suffered in practice.
The 25-year-old Findley was signed by Forest from Real Salt Lake on a free transfer but had to wait for his work permit to be approved and only was cleared to play last week.
He signed a two-and-a-half-year contract to play at the City Ground.
Another Forest player, midfielder Guy Moussa, suffered a thigh injury. The Frenchman is expected to be sidelined for about six weeks after injuring himself in the first half of Tuesday's 2-1 victory over Coventry.


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source: Official Palm Blog via Phonescoop
Palm officially acknowledges issues with the App Catalog
Have you been seeing issues with Palm's App Catalog recently where you have been experiencing the inability to download or update apps? For those who actually purchased an app and think that the whole transaction was botched, you can rest easily knowing that the purchase has been recorded on their end so you can download it properly once Palm irons out some of the kinks. In their statement, Palm is in the process of trying to resolve the issue and users can expect to see certain apps to work properly sooner than others – so you'll just have to sit back a bit and try and again at a later time if it doesn't work right now. If you really want to know all the latest updates surrounding the process, you can check out the Official Palm Blog or their Twitter account for all the latest news regarding the resolution.
source: Official Palm Blog via Phonescoop
source: Official Palm Blog via Phonescoop
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1. wade1968 (Posts: 224; Member since: 12 Apr 2010)
palm lol i thought they were hp now? and if the same people are still in place at palm hp will lose money this old tired business model doesn't work anymore.
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2. theGodpapa (Posts: 181; Member since: 15 Dec 2009)
yeah they have a problem there are no apps in the catalog and that is a big big problem. no one cares about your app catalog palm since if you wanted apps you would have gotten a DROID .
Palm officially acknowledges issues with the App Catalog


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Claudia came to the United States to be a nanny. At least that was what the "coyote" told her family when he took their two thousand dollars and promised them to "take care of their girl." After what seemed like weeks in the back of a van cramped with other young Central American girls, Claudia emerged squinting in the humid Florida sun. They were not in Miami, as she was promised, but on what seemed like a farm. She learned, much to her and her traveling partners' despair, that they would not be nannies but instead prostitutes in a brothel for the work camp. They would have to sleep with strange men to pay off their families' debts. After weeks in the brothel Claudia feels trapped and dirty. The brothel is heavily guarded, and even if she could escape, what would she do? Go to U.S. authorities and be deported? Bring shame upon her family? There is a woman, she is told, who is trying to help them. She says they do have rights. Claudia is afraid. She also does not know if
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The lack of attention to scientific and technological matters in U.S. foreign policy has been bemoaned for many years. There is good reason for this concern. Science and technology (S&T) increasingly affect national security policy (bioterrorism, transfer of militarily sensitive technology, technological capabilities of possible adversaries), international economic policy (trade in bioengineered products, international telecommunications, microelectronics, the global internet), and international environmental policy (global climate change, biodiversity). The examples serve merely to illustrate the wide range of S&T aspects of key issues that engage the U.S. Department of State, and the list could be extended easily.
And yet, as is only too well known, science and technology receive short shrift in our foreign-policy machinery. Indeed, the situation seems to grow worse rather than better. The State Department recently essentially eliminated its poorly supported S&T division. It is eliminating science counselors from its embassies. Its career structure does not reward anyone bold enough to seek advancement through a specialization in science and technology. Despite efforts for the past 15 years, no lasting, significant change has taken place.
This has not gone unnoticed, nor is there a lack of proposed solutions. In August 1997 (Science 277:650), Admiral James D. Watkins recommended that the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology take the lead in galvanizing action in the Executive Branch. A panel of the National Research Council, chaired by former Sigma Xi President Robert Frosch, has produced a preliminary report with a number of specific recommendations that was sent to the Secretary of State in September 1998. In November 1998 (Science 282:1649), Anne Keatley Solomon recommended that a new bureau devoted to S&T be established within the State Department. At the same time (Science 282:1650), J. Thomas Ratchford suggested that the main federal R&D agencies be given a legislative mandate and resources to handle the job for the State Department. These follow the actual establishment in the late 1980s of a special career path within the State Department for S&T affairs. Unfortunately, this "cone" ran aground on the shoals of the traditional career paths and was never an effective mechanism.
At present, there appears to be no straightforward solution to this problem. In fact, it may be unrealistic to think that science and technology will occupy a significant place at the State Department any time soon. With relations with China deteriorating, Russia in chaos, continuing instability and conflict in the Middle East, an intransigent and threatening North Korea, unending conflict in the Balkans, economic crises threatening stability in Southeast Asia and Latin America, and on and on—it is not hard to understand why S&T do not rank high in State Department priorities. Available resources are committed to what are perceived as the central issues around the world.
Nevertheless, the S&T aspects of international problems can only grow in importance. Only when it is clear that it is in the interest of the leaders at the State Department, sufficient to cause them to make effective internal changes, will there be any real improvement. This will require first that attention be persistently directed to the importance of S&T in foreign affairs. Leaders in the scientific community can play an important role in doing this. Admiral Watkins's suggestion that PCAST should take a leading role thus has considerable merit. Sigma Xi and its members can likewise help to maintain attention on the importance of S&T in U.S. foreign policy, perhaps through the science advocacy programs that are beginning to take root.
John H. Moore
President, Sigma Xi
You can find this online at http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/num2/1999/3/science-and-foreign-policy/1
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After a heated discussion, the required two-thirds of Council refused to support keeping the ban in place: Jerry Ballas, John Hendrickson, Jack Reidy, Dave Strohmaier and Jon Wilkins favored maintaining the moratorium, while Ed Childers, Bob Jaffe, Heidi Kendall, Marilyn Marler and Stacy Rye voted against extending it. Dick Haines, who initially voted for the ban, strategically changed his vote at the last minute to assure the issue didn't die, since anyone on the winning side of a vote can ask for reconsideration of the decision within two weeks. After the meeting, Haines said he fully intends to bring it back for another vote. Don Nicholson, who has supported the moratorium, was absent from the meeting.
Besides reconsideration of the vote, though, Wilkins made a referral to the Plat, Annexation and Zoning Committee to craft an ordinance that would do away with PNCs altogether.
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Though many members of the audience and a few Council members sharply criticized the Office of Planning and Grants (OPG) for not coming up with a solution to the issue in the intervening months since the ban's installation, Mayor John Engen pointed out at the end of the meeting that OPG follows Council's policy and Council's direction in this issue hasn't been clear.
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