Bonjour,
 
http://ovalvillage.blogspot.com/
 
Je viens de creer un blog "OVAL Village" pour afficher des commebtaires sur les matches de la Coupe du monde...
Je vais faire un commentaire apres chaque match (que j aurais vu, mais je prevois de les voir tous... a priori).
N importe qui peut commenter et je suppose que il faut mettre son nom / initiales / pseudo sur le commentaire?
Je ne modere pas les commentaires qui doivent apparaitre immediatement sur le blog?
 
Je pensais utiliser le blog pour echanger avec tous les fans du Quebec, mais j'ai deja un client qui s'est connecte... d'Allemagne!
On verra bien.
 
Je vais envoyer le blog a quelques amis de la FRQ, je te copierai, feel free to send it to anyone else.
 
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Hello,
 
I have started a blog with comments on the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
http://ovalvillage.blogspot.com/
 
You are welcome to comment and sign with name / pseudo / ect... Comments are expected to be posted immediately
without any review.
Feel free to copy to anyone interested, including outside Quebec (first person connected was from Germany...!)
Comments can be serious or on a lighter mode of course... smiles welcome!
 
Enjoy the next weeks on TSN/TSN2 or RDS,

Jean-Yves Wolff

Réunion des arbitres très importante. Sujets discutés :
1. Préparation des séries
2. Ligue Collégiale
3. Ligue Universitaire

Voici l'ordre du jour : ODJ / Agenda 2011.pdf [498 KB]
Document : AARQ Play Off Meeting.pdf [592 KB]

Date : Mercredi le 7 septembre
Heure : 19h00
Lieu : Collège Brébeuf
Salle : G1-118

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Very important referees Meeting. We will discuss
1. Play offs
2. Collegial League
3. University League

Find the agenda : ODJ / Agenda 2011.pdf [498 KB]
Document : AARQ Play Off Meeting.pdf [592 KB]

Date : September 7th, Wednesday
Time : 7:00 pm
Location : College Brebeuf
Room : G1-118

Members of the AARQ and the Quebec Rugby Community,

The end of August, 2011 has marked the end of my time in Quebec for the foreseeable and the beginning of my time in British Columbia. I have made the decision to relocate to Vancouver Island in accordance with the best possible personal, professional, and rugby opportunities that have and will present themselves. The latter is the thirdmost significant factor in my decision.

It is with humility and gratitude for my time spent with the AARQ and the FRQ that I leave the Quebec rugby community. As I look back on my 5 years of refereeing and being a part of rugby in Quebec, it has become clear that rugby in the province has turned the corner of development and is on is way to taking up an eventual place as a region of rugby strength within Canada.

The AARQ has been instrumental in my development as a referee climbing the ranks with Canada, and perhaps one day beyond. It is from the guidance of the great rugby people within the society that I have adopted the core values of humility, tenacity, and ongoing dedication to improvement. These values have laid the framework of the success of my refereeing endeavours thus far, and will continue to be the fundamental basis of my approach to new opportunities.

In addition to the friends and mentors I have within the AARQ, I have also been the beneficiary of the friendship and experience (in both rugby and life skills) of members of the Quebec rugby community in general. Many coaches, players, managers, administrators and club members have taken the time to provide me with feedback and guidance. These same people put up with the many growing pains of a young referee coming through the provincial ranks.

Going forward, I intend to make use of the experience I have gained as a referee and member of the Quebec rugby community in seizing every opportunity I can in British Columbia. It is my goal that the continuation of my refereeing career reflects the entirety of the time, effort, and resources invested in me by the AARQ and Quebec rugby community.

Yours in rugby & friendship,

Chris Assmus