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Thierry Henry wants the managerial position at the Emirates Stadium
Hello and welcome to GiveMeSport - today's Arsenal round-up focuses on Thierry Henry, with the latest comments from the French legend suggesting he might one day manage the club. Henry has admitted that he wants to replace Arsene Wenger when he calls time on his career at the Emirates Stadium, although he knows he isn't yet ready for the top job in north London. Elsewhere for the Gunners, and Mesut Ozil has risked the wrath of fans after being spotted in a German nightclub on Saturday night. He had missed the 2-1 Premier League win over Newcastle through illness. And finally, highly-rated youngster Chuba Akpom is set to leave the club on loan, with Norwich poised to give the 19-year-old his chance in the Championship. That's all for today, see you again tomorrow.

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2 deep-cycle Marine/RV Group 24 batteries
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Auxiliary start circuit
AC duplex receptacle
Cable TV input
Exterior antenna jack
DC receptacles
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Permanent-mount LP tank w/gauge
On-demand water pump
TrueLevel™ holding tank monitoring system
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LP, smoke, and carbon monoxide detectors
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Hello you.
There have been some thoughts about having a somehow serious Dino meeting, in 2009. Small but nice.
Maybe twenty - fourty people. We'll see. The other thing we thought about was to set up some kind of online way
to register our addresses, so we can find each other, even after years. If we want or need. I'll work on it.
The idea was to set up a meeting that is enabling people who to discuss their relevant subjects in
architecture/urban planning and to discuss future project oriented co-operations.
The event is supposed to last a week and have a serious perspective, even though it should be a very enjoyable event.
It might be a small first step in achieving the ideas Jelk, Arvid, Adam and others have been discussing on EAPA.
I believe it is a thing which can grow, but doesn't need to be or even shouldn't be too big in the beginning.
The only thing it needs is people who really are seriously interested and contributing on the event itself.
The results - if any - will speak for themselves and make it 'sustainable'.
Let us know if you want to join or contribute or if you have some island for sale that you think we can afford,
preferably somewhere in de adriatic sea, please contact Jelk.
EASA dino's @ facebook
EASA forum
EASA official website
EASA Photo Links
Jelk's EASA pages


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Dec 01, 2015
Great summary and overview of manned spaceflight in the 60s and 70s. Plenty of archival footage and rarely seen recordings from both the U S and Soviet space programs.
Nov 29, 2016
Really enjoying this course hope you will do more courses on the Space program i.e. Space shuttles etc, and rocket science/maths would be good as well..
por Graeme T•
Oct 08, 2015
A nice idea but very poorly done. This would be cool topic to learn about but it is just so poorly executed.
Week 1 was just introduction. Week 2 seemed okay, reasonably interesting with a video that although was somewhat dated in style managed to grab my attention for the 40 or so minutes in length.
However Week 3 is where I get off. A 16 minute video of slides, with only a couple of minutes of narration in total with what seems like about 20 links to random articles over the internet Links to articles to read would be fine if done well, but with very little to join them up and link them back to the subject at hand is a bit boring. Also the worst part - the slides aren't posted so in order to get to these articles I had to pause the video and letter by letter type them into the address bar. I gave up after the third article and hit leave course.
por Ashley W•
Feb 21, 2019
Lots of fascinating information and I'll be coming back to it for the old hard-to-find video -- I just keep hoping for that follow-up course with more about Apollo 11, space disasters, and more recent shuttle and ISS missions.
por Russell T F•
Apr 08, 2018
Really great footage! In order to make the topic more interesting there should be some popular type discussions and interaction like you might see on the youtube channel TMRO.
Those folks do a fantastic job presenting current events in space exploration.
por Erika C•
Jul 03, 2016
Nothing but badly put together videos and recommendations for readings. The only terrible course on Coursera I've come across, and I've done a few dozen of them.
por Jyoti R•
Nov 03, 2018
It was a great learning experience. A very useful course for Space Educators and non Space professionals. Would like to recommend that Chinese achievements in human spaceflight should also be made part of this course.
por Debjyoti•
Jun 06, 2016
por Pete H•
Dec 01, 2015
Great summary and overview of manned spaceflight in the 60s and 70s. Plenty of archival footage and rarely seen recordings from both the U S and Soviet space programs.
por Andrei H•
Mar 24, 2017
Very good.
por David W•
Oct 19, 2015
Great course offered by a great institution! Well put together. Very exciting footage, which covers the Space Race between the USA and the Soviet Union, and which really drags you in. If you like Space and related topics, do this one.
por Joel P•
Jul 08, 2017
Very interesting course. In addition, I learned some facts of the space race unknown by me until this time.
por Kiran T•
Dec 20, 2015
It was really good course, got to know lot of new things. I am glad that I took this course.
por Tona M•
Jan 28, 2018
The course is brief as advertised, but does offer a comprehensive overview of the history of human spaceflight. Early Rocketry, Sputnik, Vostok, Voshod, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Soyuz, Mir, and Skylab are all featured. From early Congreve rockets with their almost total lack of guidance through Apollo-Soyuz and on to Mir and Skylab, each program, and each mission, is treated in terms of its goals and how it advanced human knowledge of technology and techniques of space flight. For those of us who lived through the early days of humanity's struggle with the unknowns of orbital and lunar space, the course is a good reminder of the history we witnessed as well as a source of information we missed at the time. For those too young to know those times, it offers a glimpse into the fears and challenges of early spaceflight, and narrates them in terms of the geopolitics of the time. Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in space.!
por Deleted A•
Apr 16, 2018
The course is a gem, but it lacks the second part, like the disasters and so on. Special gratitude for chronicles in different languages.
por sandra g•
Aug 11, 2016
por John W B•
Jan 16, 2017
por Ying L•
Mar 07, 2018
An absolutely great course! As a huge space fan I enjoy every minute in this course (including the quiz)! So many interesting materials, especially the historical videos about USA/USSR missions which I find very fascinating. Highly recommend.
por Bart S•
May 18, 2016
do it again!
por RAJESH K•
Jun 08, 2016
Awesome history of human endeavour!!!
por José d J D L C G•
Jan 23, 2016
Excellent course and teacher!!
por Veronica R•
Jan 06, 2017
A great course! Now I have an idea of the timeline of events that occured during the space race and collected a lot of information I never knew. The old videoclips with the explanations were great! Hope to read you soon for the part 2 of this course, because I would like to examine in depths other aspects of the various missions.
I suggest also a course on the robotic missions, and another one on the space exploration after the Shuttle program.
por Лялин Л•
Dec 03, 2015
Best historical view on subject!
por Sacha J T•
Dec 10, 2015
Realy interesting
por David M•
Nov 29, 2016
Really enjoying this course hope you will do more courses on the Space program i.e. Space shuttles etc, and rocket science/maths would be good as well..
por 王晴宇•
Apr 13, 2016
por Ben T•
Oct 07, 2016
it wasnt bad


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To say this month has been difficult is an understatement. Have you ever had one of those months, or heck one of those years? We have, and let me tell you they are awful!
Hurricane Matthew
At the beginning of the month we were hit with Hurricane Matthew. This was a huge hit both emotionally and financially. We were in no way prepared to be hit by a category 4 hurricane. To make matters worse my husband was away on business and we had very minimal money in our bank account. Areas near the water were being evacuated as they expected terrible flooding up to 5 miles inland, strong winds, and massive power outages.
To begin preparing I went to our local Dollar Tree, and purchased flash lights, and lots of batteries. This was an amazing savings as most packages of D batteries can run you over $5 for a 4 pack in other stores. I bought enough packages to refill all out flashlights 3 times. Figuring that we would only be using them at night for approximently 3-4 days. About 2 days before the hurricane was going to hit, I went to the local grocery store to buy some items such as canned food, and water. With a very limited budget I was not able to buy much, but got enough to last us 2 days. I also took gallon size zip lock bags and filled them with water and placed them in my freezer on top of any frozen foods. This was a MASSIVE help once the power went out. It helped keep our food cold for an extra day. FINALLY, the day before the storm hit my husband was finally able to come home. This was such a huge relief to me. The though of taking on the hurricane by my self with a 3 year old was terrifying. I was going to evacuate to my best friends house, who lives in the panhandle but the traffic on the roads was horrible from everyone else evacuating. The last place I wanted to be was a sitting duck on the highway. So at home we stayed.
The day before the hurricane hit we started to get bad weather, but we still had power. I took this opportunity to start cooking the food we had in the fridge that I knew would go bad once the power went out. I also had 7 dozen frozen cookie dough pucks from a fundraiser my sons school had held a few months prior. So I figured, hey why not bake all the cookies. When I get bored I want sweets something fierce. So I started baking. It also helped keep my mind off what was coming and helped me stay relativity calm. While baking I prepared Go Bags, for our clothing, food, and essential items should we need to evacuate to a local shelter.
Finally, its Friday the day the hurricane is going to hit us. We are trying to see what is going on with the storm, but we lost power at 8am and lost all out cell signal as well. We watched the storm outside our windows and waited for the worst to come. Occasionally we are receiving text messages from my family in South Florida, and I am having my mom update us as to where the storm is. We got extremely lucky and did not receive any damage to our home, other then our fence being slightly damaged and losing all of our food. To say we got EXTREMELY lucky is an understatement and a true blessing. At last minute the storm moved more off shore, saving us from severe decimation. Although people in our town received varying amounts of damage, with lost roofs, downed trees, broken windows, crushed cars, etc. Our neighbors in Flagler Beach and to the North of us St. Augustine and Jacksonville received severe damage to their homes and businesses. Some still uninhabitable today. We have seen our community come together to help each other recover, clean, and rebuilt and its a great thing to see.
After the storm
This was the worst for me. I am still struggling with the lost of my grandmother, and this made the realization that she is gone come to the forefront. She was always there for us when ever we needed anything, even if we didn't want or truly need her help. Here I was, just having gone through a hurricane, I lost all our food, and we were without power for 5 days. The financial stress of know we didn't have the extra money to spend to pay all the bills due, and purchase all new food was difficult for me. My husband had to return to work the Monday after the storm, so I was here alone again to think about everything that was going wrong and how much I wanted my grandma back. I finally broke. It's been almost 3 months since she has been gone and I have been holding back that grief and the dam broke. I cried for an entire day, if you looked at me I cried, If you talked to me I cried, I cried watching tv, or when my son would tell me he missed his great grandma so much. It was a messy day for sure. But, I made it through and we are doing ok. We are slowly rebuilding, and most companies are helpful with things like bill due dates, etc because of the storm. We will get through this, that I am sure of. Our struggles only make us stronger.
Goodbye October,


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Amber Benson will sign Serpent's Storm, a Calliope-Reaper Jones novel, and appear with Anton Strout, who will sign his novel, Dead Waters at Midtown Comics in NYC!
Saturday, March 5th, 2011, from 1:00 to 3:00PM
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Midtown Comics in New York City will present Amber Benson and Anton Strout signing their respective new novels.
Best known for her role as fan-favorite Tara Maclay on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Amber Benson is also a novelist. Serpent's Storm (Ace Mass Market Paperback Original; February 22, 2011; $7.99) is the third installment of her exciting urban fantasy series that began with Death's Daughter (Ace 2009). Calliope just wants to make it big in the Big Apple like any other working girl. But Callie is also Death's Daughter, no matter how much she tries to stay out of the family business. And now her older sister has made a deal with the Devil himself to engage in a hostile takeover of both Death Inc. and Heaven-once they get Callie out of the way.
Amber Benson signed Death's Daughter at Midtown Comics in June 2009, Cat's Claw in February of 2010, and we're thrilled to have her back.
DEAD WATERS (Ace Mass Market Original Paperback; February 22, 2011; $7.99) is the fourth installment of the Simon Canderous urban fantasy series for Ace Books by Anton Strout. Mr. Strout was born in the Berkshire Hills mere miles from writing heavyweights Nathaniel Hawthorne and Herman Melville and currently lives in the haunted corn maze that is New Jersey (where nothing paranormal ever really happens, he assures you). He is the co-creator of the faux folk musical Sneezin' Jeff & Blue Raccoon: The Loose Gravel Tour (winner of the Best Storytelling Award at the First Annual New York International Fringe Festival). In his scant spare time, his is a writer, a sometimes actor, sometimes musician, occasional RPGer, and the world's most casual and controller-smashing video gamer.
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The #NextbitRobin was a breakthrough device for many reasons. It introduced a truly cloud-based hardware to the market, although it might not have been as successful as the company had initially hoped. Well, this attractive flagship can now be yours for just $149.99 courtesy of eBay. The handset was selling at the same price during Black Friday, so it seems like the deal got an extension.
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An elliptic curve $E$ with complex multiplication by an imaginary quadratic field $F$ has $\ell$-adic Galois representations that essentially encode the class field theory of $F$ - in other words, the reciprocity in abelian extensions of $F$, or equivalently, in extensions generated by the division points of $E$. For me, "reciprocity" means a way of determining the splitting of primes in an extension.
As Shimura (c.f. A Reciprocity Law in Non-Solvable Extensions) and many others have shown, one can use modularity to deduce reciprocity laws in extensions generated by torsion points of non-CM elliptic curves.
In another direction, Lubin and Tate showed that the theory of complex multiplication can be constructed formally for $p$-adic fields in order to generate the class field theory of any $p$-adic field.
My question is: can one generalize Lubin and Tate to non-abelian extensions and get a formal analogue of the reciprocity laws given by non-CM elliptic curves?


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After our few days in Rome, we hopped on a train (the trains are so fast!), and headed North to Florence. I had no expectations whatsoever for Florence, and ended up being blown away.
Florence is absolutely walkable, which I love about any city–we never needed a bus or taxi. There is something interesting to see wherever you go. The multitude of piazzas offer plenty of opportunity for sitting with some cappuccino or gelato and people watching. Speaking of the food! I can't even explain. Food in Florence was to.die.for. There is great shopping in Florence, as well, if that's your thing–lots of street markets, high end retail shops, and everything in between. If you want any kitchen gadgets or accessories, head to Bartolini's. I bought my pasta maker there, and loved it.
We stayed at the Hotel Malaspina, which I recommend wholeheartedly. It's in a great location, their breakfast is delicious, and the hotel staff is very helpful and accommodating. We even lucked out with a room that had a tiny balcony overlooking the park!
A big site in Florence is the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore. The outside is massive and absolutely gorgeous. You can tour the inside, as well as climb the dome (Il Duomo) for some killer views.
Florence is home to many wonderful and well-curated museums. We enjoyed wandering the Museum dell'Accademia, where we saw Michelangelo's David. It's amazing to see works of art like this in the flesh, after having studied them out of a textbook in art history class. You stare up at it, in all of its smoothly carved marble magnificence, and it becomes real. Michelangelo carved David over 500 years ago, and here it is. Kind of makes me small and insignificant, but also proud of being a part of this thing called the human existence.
We took a break from all of the art, and toured the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, which houses recreations of da Vinci's original designs. You can even try some of them! The Galileo Museum, while not having much in the way of actual Galileo artifact, offered an interesting look at different aspects of science and math in antiquity. In some ways, things were very advanced, considering it was hundreds of years ago. In others, not so much.
We relaxed a lot more in Florence than we did in Rome, which was nice. Three cheers for napping on vacation.
All in all, Florence is a great city to visit, explore, and experience. I'd absolutely go back, rent a flat, and have a great time pretending I was a local for a few days.
After 3 days in Florence, we hopped on the train and headed farther North to Venice. I'll be back next Thursday with some photos, if you'd like to see.


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Israeli Non-Education
I was called into my daughter's school this week to discuss what she needs to do to achieve top performance her the upcoming bargut exams.
The daughter in question is my fifth child and my last to go through the public school system. With the other kids I didn't question the system. That's the way that they do it in Israel. The bagrut is the almighty indicator of a student's success, or his ability to learn, of his capacity to memorize reams of (useless) material — of his future. From the 10th – 12th grades the kids don't actually learn much, they just prepare to regurgitate information so that they can pass the bagrut.
A lot depends on the bagrut. For the student, his bagrut score, together with his psychometric score determines whether he'll be able to go on to further studies and, if so, where. For the school staff, jobs depend on the students' bagrut scores. In our town a number of administrators were let go a few years ago because the new mayor was unhappy at the percentage of students who passed their bagruts. (the fact that all parents were called into the school for a personal conference with the principal about their daughters' bagrut is an indication of how terrorized the staff is by these exams).
It's also a political football. The mayor ran, five years ago, on a platform that included criticism of the schools' bagrut scores during his predecessor's term of office and this year, he ran on a platform that touted the rising percentages of students that achieve a bagrut certificate.
But where's the learning? Where's the joy in learning? Where's the basis for teaching kids that it's fun and useful to learn? I understand the importance of evaluating students' learning but when did it become a means to an end? What end?
These questions have been on my mind ever since I saw a recent Jewish history lesson presented online by JETS Israel. The class is a year-long class being offered to high school students in St. Louis. Everything in the class is interactive, from the information that's presented to the evaluation.
What's interesting is that the kids love learning. They're engaged, energized and involved in the entire process and — most importantly, won't be forgetting the material 24 hours after the test is over.
Actually there's no test. The students are evaluated based on the projects that each student does. Students can work alone or in pairs and in addition to the teacher's comments and guidance, the students help comment and evaluate each others projects in a constructive manner.
Why can't Israeli schools move into the 21st century, ditch the bagrut and create classrooms that are truly learning environments. Because they certainly aren't right now.


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Ok, now that you are caught up, the National Park Service (NPS) invited us to a discussion on the topic at their head quarters near the Tidal Basin.
If it wasn't winter I would have gotten there early and stayed late to fish.
Beau Beasley carpooled with me to the event. We got in the car over an hour before the event started and it took about 45 min to drive the 10 miles. I can't complain about the ride as it gave Beau and I a chance to catch up. We are always too busy at events to chit chat.
50+ individuals showed up from a variety of groups from the Boy Scouts, Trout Unlimited, Urban Angler, Potomac Riverkeeper, Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders, Potomac River Smallmouth Club, Key Bridge Boat House, Coastal Conservation Association, Fletcher's Cove, DC Department of Environment, Surfrider Foundation, and author Beau Beasley. Beau fights for our rights to fish public waters.
We were shown a PowerPoint presentation of the history of the cove and how the cove has become filled with sediment over the past century. Captain John Smith would not recognize the murky brown water of today if his boat were to return to Fletcher's Cove.
The NPS additionally presented the history of the cove with regards to remediation of the cove from past dredges, flood events etc. Over the years soil from the Metro tunnel construction (it was dumped above Fletcher's Cove late one night back in the day) has filled in the cove. Further, sediment from up river (the Potomac has a MASSIVE drainage system) has washed in and filled the cove. The water and shape of the cove conducts the water into an eddy bringing water up into the cove. Massive trees, detritus, and litter from upstream also fill in the cove, the parking lot, and picnic areas during spring flood and late season tropical storm events.
Some of the key talking points were:
- What is the short term and long term solutions
- Who owns river bottom vs the water vs the shoreline
- Working with army corps of engineers? How long will that take?????
- DC Fish and Wildlife receives 60% of their revenue from Fletcher's fishing license sales (they want the dock and access to be fixed or they will loose all that money)
- Is the Federal Government operating there considered commercial enterprise?
- Who is paying for the work? DC or Feds
- Dredge the cove and fill dyke marsh wetland restoration
- 71 days to fix temporarily before March 1
Here are some of the slides:
So that is where we stand now. The NPS is willing to work with us to get a temporary and long term solution to the issue.


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Identifying the Factors That Differentiate the Good from the Great
September 18, 2017 | Categories: Members, Culture, Blog, Club Director
Success breeds success. It's a common phenomenon known as "The Winner Effect". Over the past few years and even decade the dominance of certain clubs raises the question, what are these top clubs in the country doing in their gyms? And what changes did they make that resulted in their success?
JVA Club Director Dave Weitl toured some of the top clubs in the country, located in the Midwest, this spring and shared his key observations.
Munciana Volleyball Club
Location: Yorktown, Indiana
Founded in 1974
30 National Championships
94 medals at national championships
217 All-tournament selections at national championships
13 Gatorade Players of the Year (Indiana)
"Biggest change we made was multiple teams (2) training on 1 court. It allowed for a master coach scenario per court and afforded us the opportunity to compete every night." ~Co-Director Mike Lingenfelter.
Key Observations of Munciana Training
- Incredibly efficient use of space
- Coaches were really engaged with small groups and provided immediate consistent feedback.
- Very fast-paced drills that incorporated butterfly-like flow through the drills.
- Accomplished physical training into every drill.
- Many of the drills incorporated both a clock and a goal with consequences for not meeting goals.
- The standards of execution and effort were constantly being reinforced--consistently--by all coaches in every drill and scrimmage—relentless.
- 'Do it right or do it again'
- Mike Lingenfelter is absolutely committed to a standard of effort and execution that does not vary. There are a lot of philosophical statements intertwined in the training that the players seemed to like.
Sports Performance VBC
Location: Aurora, Illinois
Founded in 1981
83 National Championships
145 USAV All-tournament selections
463 AAU All-tournament selections
684 Alumni played collegiately (girls)
43 AVCA All Americans
22 SPVB Setters awarded All American status
3 of the 24 USA indoor players in 2016 Olympics
9 Big-10 Freshmen of the Year
1st ever VB player to win AAU Sullivan Award
Core Principles that have been in place for many years:
Culture is King" Everything within the program is based on "Respect" for the past, "Commitment" to the present, "Building" for the future. Every player is asked to leave the Sports Performance program "better" than they found it.
Every player receives the same training and is asked to make the same level of commitment as every other player. The team you are placed on and the coach you play for is secondary in comparison to each players commitment to the Sports Performance program as a whole.
We practice in very large groups with 80-160 kids involved in each practice session. This creates a "family" atmosphere since all the players know all the other players in their age groups and even players in other age groups.
Failure is good, but failing while attempting extremely difficult tasks is even better!
Key Observations of SPVB Training:
- Overall level of discipline and respect for coaches when they are lined up and speaking is very impressive.
- Extremely efficient practices.
- Captain structure supports the level of discipline. If there is a breakdown in discipline in the unit, the captain of the unit pays the price.
- All players in a team must have the same level of commitment in order to play. If a player misses a practice, they must make it up or not play in competition since they have a lower commitment level to the team.
- If a player arrives late to a practice, she must watch instead of participate.
Kentucky Indiana Volleyball Academy(KIVA)
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Founded in 2001
49 National Championships
123 Medal Finishes at National Championship
125 Alumni played collegiately (girls)
Hall of Fame Coach and Director, Ron Kordes
Key Observations of KIVA Training:
- Coaches are very competent, independent and very capable of leading training on their own. Strongest coach on a court leads both teams.
- Skill keys and techniques are very consistent and uniform throughout the club.
- Training of youngest teams sets a strong foundation of skills for older team coaches.
- Emphasis at KIVA is 1) Strong technical foundation and 2) Incredibly competitive teams.
- Practice environment is efficient
- Players all 'play with the blood' and embody the competitiveness of Director, Ron Kordes.
KIVA implements a master training program for coaches in the beginning of every season. New coaches learn the drills and terminology. The experienced coaches attend the practices of newer coaches and provide feedback. Newer coaches are also invited to attend the top level teams' practices to learn what those coaches are doing with the intention of "copying what's successful.
K2 Volleyball Club
Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
Founded in 2009
5 Top-10 finishes at Nationals in last 3 years
100% of graduates playing in college last 4 years
60 K2 players gone on to play in college
3 State MVPs
"We put a heavy emphasis on skill development through training. We implemented this through a master coaching system. We also play tough competition as often as possible. We took our lumps at first but it exposed parents and players to what was possible." ~Club Director, Jason Hames
Observations of K2 Training
- Just built a new training facility.
- They train 4 hrs/day on Tues-Wed-Thur. Workout for one hour, skills training breakout for one hour, practice for two hours.
- J Hames designs and leads most of the training in a master coaching style.
- There is extreme accountability placed on all players and expectations are high for focus and performance in drills.
- The players had a lot of freedom to enforce discipline from their peers and this was obvious in the way they train and play.
All four clubs featured in this article are members of the Junior Volleyball Association. To learn more about how a JVA membership can benefit your club and coaching staff click here. Key observations from the training sessions were made by Dave Weitl, Club Director of Washington Volleyball Academy.
For related education for Junior Volleyball Club Directors click here.


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Homemade soap, whether it is lye soap, glycerine or melt-and-pour, is on the rise as more and more people move toward green and holistic crafts. Before the 1900s, folks would often make soap from household materials, like wood ash and leftover lard or animal fat. Homemade soap needs to cure over time to harden. Time also mellows lye in cold-process soaps. Drying racks allow soap makers to store soap in large batches to cure and dry the soap while it hardens or to display the soap at craft fairs or in shops.
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Lay the two remaining dowels perpendicular across the 12 dowels about 2 inches in from either end.
Nail the perpendicular dowels to each individual dowel from step 1 using 1 1/2-inch finishing nails.
Flip the rack over so the two perpendicular dowels are now functioning as the legs of a large trivet. Varnish or paint your rack to your taste.
Wedge a lump of self-hardening clay (about 0.454kg.) to remove air pockets. Slap the clay onto a tabletop to create a 3-inch square clay dowel about 12 inches long. Repeat with a second lump of clay. If you would prefer something quicker, you may substitute clay for two blocks of styrofoam about the same size.
Push skewers into the long side of one square clay dowel (or styrofoam) about 1/4 inch apart. Press the other clay dowel against the opposite end of skewers to finish the rack.
Allow the clay to dry according to the directions on the clay package. Paint the clay or styrofoam.
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You want your garden to be lush and vibrant? You love life with all its colours and facets? Welcome to a garden of sensuality where beauty and hospitality are synonyms. Let your spirits get high on the opulence of lush colours and wonderful fragrances as you spend unforgettable hours with your friends. This garden sensitively combines rich features with a generous spatial planning. Whether it is a natural pool, a cottage garden or a pavilion – your garden reflects your personality. Breathtaking fragrances of flowers and herbs, sumptuous and colourful perennial plants and the babbling of a small stream merge into a harmonious whole that is indeed more than the sum of its parts.


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An elegant study in the beauty of repetition, and the interplay of light and line, these earrings are inspired by the work of Italian modernist architect and designer, Carlo Scarpa. At once static and in subtle motion, two overlapping circles are accented by a delicate diamond that swings ever so slightly from the center - just enough to give a subtle sparkle when worn.
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Families who aided Edward Snowden seeking asylum in Canada
A trio of families who sheltered former government contractor-turned-notorious leaker Edward Snowden in Hong Kong in 2013 are now seeking asylum in Canada, the northern neighbor of the country whose secrets Snowden stole.
The families – consisting of three Sri Lankan adults, a Filipina and three children – had an asylum claim in Hong Kong; however, they felt the claim might soon be rejected, prompting the push for Canada, lawyer Marc-Andre Seguin told Reuters on Friday.
"The families that sheltered me have formally filed for asylum in Canada. Let us pray Canada protects them in kind," tweeted Snowden, who has been granted asylum in Russia since 2013.
The families, who housed and fed Snowden for two weeks before he fled to Russia, face adverse conditions in Hong Kong and are "actively sought by Sri Lankan operatives," Seguin said.
"More than ever, relocating our clients to Canada is a question of life and death," Seguin said in a statement obtained by Time.
A spokesperson for Canada's immigration minister said it was policy not to comment on pending or possible cases.
The families seeking asylum first gained notoriety in September, when their role in helping the on-the-run leaker was revealed in the film "Snowden." Snowden, a former government contractor, fled the U.S. after he stole and subsequently leaked thousands of computer files related to NSA surveillance operations at home and abroad.
One of those who aided Snowden, 44-year-old ex-Sri Lankan soldier Ajith Pushpakumara, arrived in Hong Kong in 2006, but is desperate to make his way to North America.
"I would choose Canada," Pushpakumara said, according to the South China Morning Post. "I heard I could have good protection [there] and hopefully I could work."


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Managing an International Development Projectby
Does the idea of being a jet-setting James Bond of the PM world sound intriguing? The world of International Project Managers is an inviting one, but it's not all jets and champagne. If you're considering the world of the IPM and overseas project management, here's a crash course to help your decision. Before you charge out to update your passport, think about these realities.


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A special highlight is the release of 40 early drawings by renowned German artist George Grosz (1893-1959). These drawings were made at the beginning of the artist's career in 1913 and rediscovered in his estate 100 years later. Most of them have not been previously exhibited. His sparse drawing style is minimalistic and expressive – not a single line is wasted. Grosz's figures appear to be transparent and yet are full of character and movement. These exceptional works are being shown alongside drawings by Andy Warhol, whose controversial "Nosepicker" Grosz famously defended while Warhol was a student in Pittsburgh. The artists' early works display a similar use of line which can be fully appreciated when viewed together.
Other highlights of our show include a number of A. R. Penck's 1960s stylised pencil drawings on paper, which have never before been seen by the public, alongside a selection of remarkable drawings from the 1970s by Georg Baselitz and Anselm Kiefer, among others.
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Myrexis ($MYRX), a cancer drug developer based in Salt Lake City, Utah, has decided to liquidate its assets. And the developer says that it can get up to $78 million to shareholders after paying off its debts.
It's been a rough year for Myrexis. The company named biotech veteran Richard Brewer as its CEO in May, but he died unexpectedly in August. Myrexis had been whittling away at its employee roster since the failure of its lead cancer drug, Azixa, for glioblastoma multiforme.
"After evaluating the company's strategic options, the board of directors reached the conclusion that it is in the best interest of the shareholders to dissolve and liquidate the Company," said Gerald P. Belle, chairman of Myrexis' board. "The board of directors and management, together with its external advisors, devoted substantial time and effort in identifying and pursuing opportunities to enhance shareholder value; however, that process did not yield a potential transaction which the board viewed as reasonably likely to provide greater realizable value to its shareholders than the complete dissolution and liquidation of the Company in accordance with the Plan of Dissolution."
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The majority of Barrington Little League's income is derived from player registration fees. These registration fees help cover the cost of operating the League. Barrington Little League is committed to helping families be part of the Barrington baseball tradition even when experiencing a financial hardship. There are several programs in which Barrington Little League is committed to assisting. Review the programs below, decide which one best fits your situation. For program number 2, please fill out the volunteer time worksheet.
Volunteer Time Worksheet
Volunteer time for programs #2 and #3 should at least be equal to or exceed the cost of base registration + volunteer fee or the remaining balance on the account, whichever is higher. For the 2016 season, that's $60.00 + $20.00 = $80.00
I would like to apply for program number ______ above. I agree that failure to comply with the volunteer commitment and any remaining registration fees by the end of the regular season will result in y our child being ineligible for post season selection. This application is pending board approval until written approval is provided.
Funds disbursement
Discussed, agreed and voted by E-board on 12/19/2012 at the annual meeting.
In all cases, the Primary signer holds the checkbook and the debit card for the respective accounts (has access to money). The secondary signers are backup to the primary. The following guidelines should apply for disbursement of funds:
The intent for these guidelines is as follows:
Non-Operational: Any non-operational disbursement of funds of $100 or greater, need to be socialized and voted on by the board. Examples of this are donations, miscellaneous purchases, etc. (Etc is pretty vague and broad on purpose as it applies to everything else). For purchases of $99 or less, keep your receipt as that's the only way to get reimbursed. Wherever possible, try to avoid paying sales tax as BLL is tax exempt.
Operational: The treasurer of either account is authorized to disburse funds that are Operational in nature. Operational is defined as: utility bills, post office bills (for the PO Box), officiating and league dues (insurance, charter). Operational bills should be accompanied by a bill or invoice for full traceability.
Concessions: Food and beverage concession expenses only are authorized for the Aux primary account holder without Eboard vote. All other expenses see Non-Operational above.
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How to Maintain a Fishing Rod
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Most graphite, carbon fiber, or fiberglass fishing rods are so strong you can fight a big fish with a light rod, but so fragile a nick can lead to breakage. If you know how to maintain a fishing rod, you can extend the life of your rod, keep the fishing line from breaking mid-fight, and keep the rod's performance at the optimal level.
Maintaining the Rod
1Fish with the guides aligned to reduce wear on your line. The guides are the metal rings that hold the line to the rod.
- Sand nicks in guide rings to prevent the line from breaking when you have a fish on. If you cannot get the nick out by sanding with fine sandpaper, replace the guide. Examine the guides with a magnifying glass and pass a cotton ball through the rings. Cotton will catch if there is a nick you cannot see with a magnifying glass.
- Check for rust on the guide rings and the reel seat -- where the reel attaches. If there is rust, replace the guide ring. Sand rust off the reel seat with fine sandpaper and repaint.
2Avoid banging your rod on the boat, rocks or other surfaces. Rods are relatively fragile, and even small nicks or scratches can result in breakage.
3Clean your rod with a cloth, lukewarm water and vinegar or mild detergent every time you finish fishing. If your rod is soiled, remove the dirt with a soft-bristle brush or a toothbrush. Allow the rod to dry completely before putting it away.
- Take extra care to clean your angling rod if you have been fishing in saltwater, as there is a higher chance of corrosion.
4Rub the rod's joints with candle wax or paraffin to prevent friction. The joints, also known as ferrules, are the places where the separate sections of the rod join.
5Wear gloves while you fish if your rod has a cork handle. Oils in your skin may cause the cork to wear out sooner.
- If your cork handle is already worn, wet the rod grip and sand the cork grip with fine, waterproof sandpaper. Then, put some soap on the sandpaper and gently rub the cork. Rinse off the soap and let the grip dry. Be careful not to rub the rod itself with the sandpaper.
6Fill small holes with a mixture of cork filings and wood glue or wood putty.
Storing the Rod
1Store your rod on a rod rack that can be mounted vertically or horizontally. Storing a rod improperly may result in damage or curvature. If you do not have a rack, store the rod on a hanger or nail in a closet.
- Keep your rod and reel away from salt, dirt and other substances that may harm the rod, both while fishing and while storing the rod.
- It is better not to store your rod in a rod tube, as tubes trap moisture, which can corrode the guide rings, the reel or the reel seat.
2Loosen the drag before storing your rod and reel so the line does not break or pull on the rod.
3Remove the fishing line from your rod and reel before storage if you have been fishing in saltwater.
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- If your fishing rod breaks, it is possible to repair a broken rod. Kits to fix one-piece and two-piece rods are available online and at tackle shops.
- Take care not to jerk the rod at a sharp angle even if you have a big fish. A rod can break even if it is bent just 90 degrees.
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Wednesday, June 09, 2010
A Word on Words.
Learning Cretan Greek is like learning Glaswegian when all the tapes and books you want to learn from are in old-time BBC English, that's the first hurdle when trying to learn the language here. But that aside, I'll just focus on what's called Athen's Greek and pick on a few examples from my experience.
'Expensive' here is akrivos whilst that same word in a different context, tense, whatever, can also mean 'exact'. This is of course an over-simplification when, for example, from the root word agapi for love (if it is the root) we get agapo for 'I love', agapoome for 'we love', agapoone for 'they love', agapi (again) for 'he, she, it loves' agapis for 'you love' or agapate if it is formal (polite) or plural. I'll stop there because that agapi goes on to form over 50 different words depending on whether the word concerned is present, present imperfect, imperfect imperative ... you get the gist. Then of course, in Greek songs, you hear sagapo which, I'm guessing, is a contraction of se agapo, or 'in I love' or 'I am in love', but don't quote me on that.
Though in the two versions of akrivos the stress is on the same sounding letter (though different letter; one is omega whilst the other is omicron), this stress on letters is very important in Greek (and context). Two buggers for me have been póteh and potėh, the first with its emphasis on the 'o' the second with the emphasis on the 'e'. The first means 'when' whilst the second means 'never' – imagine the confusions arising from that!
Learning a language is full of confusions like this. 'Then' is meta, whilst then is 'not'. Then thelis afto is 'you don't want this' whilst then thelis afto meta prospathis ekino is' 'you don't want this then try that' ... but I've gone beyond three words here so probably got it wrong.
Some words are easy: blue is bleh, lemon is lemoni, stone is petra and water is nero. However, there are some big buggers it is difficult to get your tongue wrapped round like (opens dictionary at random) andilamvanomai for perceive or χristooyennitikos for Christmas – that first letter being khi, which in pronunciation is like you're about to cough up something nasty. Oh yeah, don't forget, this is all in a very different alphabet with different dipthongs that you need to learn before you can even read a proper Greek/English dictionary. And you need to, because phrase books are full of errors. Mine has beno mesa as 'come in' when it really means 'I come in'. 'You come in' is benis mesa.
Stories abound of mistakes that can be made. I've seen some myself from the other side, and much hilarity has been had from our builder here confusing chicken and kitchen. Then there's an English woman here who, whilst in the process of trying out her Greek, went into a bakers to ask for a large loaf of black bread and apparently ended up asking for a large black penis. Peos is penis whilst psomi is bread so I'm not sure how that happened – certainly some word I don't know was involved.
And on that smutty note, consider that the verb endings I mentioned for agapo apply generally, then consider that the verb 'I drink' is pino. The English here generally choose the formal plural form of 'you drink' so as to avoid collapsing in giggles. But it's one hell of a toast when you've had a few.
Let me re-iterate the disclaimer: the more I learn the more I know I know bugger all.
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- Stacey Smith said...
Now that was some fun reading.
- 2:18 pm
- Jebel Krong said...
the best way to learn any language is to be thrown in at the deepend - i have learned that one from experience...
cretan greek does sound awfully confusing though... i look forward to seeing a reference in your forthcoming books, no doubt! :p
- 4:16 pm
- Paul said...
At least you're trying and not just Speaking. Loudly. And. Slowly. In. English
- 8:34 pm
- 'Εξυπνες Συμβουλές said...
Hi Neal , you can use this site to learn greek .
I have found it very easy. Good Luck!
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- vaudeviewgalor raandisisraisins said...
lesson learned: dont say
"hi pal, i need black-bread and you know where the pen-is? for the love of miklos where can i get a stiff drink?" when in the land of omicron omega.
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- Bob Lock said...
Reminds me of when I lived in Italy and thought I could speak Italian, I was proved wrong when I went to a chemist's in the hope of finding one of those pumps for cleaning out your ears (been swimming and had a blocked ear). As 'pompa' means pump and usually Italians add 'inno' to words to show a diminutive or something small, i.e. Furgone-Van/Lorry Furgoncinno-Small Van/Lorry, I added it to pompa, making it pompinno. There lady assistant behind the counter wasn't amused, it was only later that I found out I had asked her for oral sex...
(Excuse my poor Italian above, it has been a while!)
- 5:58 pm
- vaudeviewgalor raandisisraisins said...
what a prude!
- 6:28 pm
- Theo d'or said...
Hi Neal, I've worked in bars and as a windsurfing instructor in Spain and Turkey. learnt Turkish and Spanish along the way, too. Best way to learn a language is to get a book on basic grammar, so you know how the language works, then just start speaking. Forget a dictionary, ask people what words and things mean.
Apart from that I envy you. Loved the Mediterranean.
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You just purchased new Android Tablet OR an Android Phone and don't know how to connect usb modem to android Tablet to access internet with it? Or having Tablet without inbuilt 3G sim
connectivity and wanted to connect your Data card/ USB modem to it , if it is so then this is the post for all of those who wanted to access internet via USB data card modem whether its 3G data card or any CDMA EVDO data card.
Currently in market there are many Android Tablet available with USB port but with no 3G support sim. Tablet like HCL Me X-1, Aakash tablet or Ubislate7, iberry tablet, Acer iconia BSNL penta tablet or almost any Tablet which doesn't have any inbuilt sim functionality, but USB port is available. But for phones which does not have USB port, dont worry we can make them enable to connect with USB. Refert my earlier blog - http://techhanger.blogspot.in/2013/05/connect-keyboard-usb-flashdrives.html
On connecting the device with the dongle,
1. Press the Menu Button on your Android tablet.
2. Select the "Settings" option from main menu
3. After select the "Wireless & Networks" option from first row
4. Make sure that Wi-fi is not connected if connected uncheck it. because wi-fi and 3G and internet dongle cannot be operated simultaneously
5. Now Connect your USB data card dongle to tablet using the USB port or USB dongle adapter. Enable 3G option by selecting the "3G" option from same menu.
6. Wait for 1-2 min after which the signal strength will show up on the status bar on left side of the battery status indicator. If no signal bar appear on tablet even after 2-3 min then remove USB data card and check if sim is inserted properly then re insert it again. or try after sometime
7.Now Select "Mobile Networks" from menu.
8.Now Select "Access Point Names" from menu. Make sure that "Data enabled" option is switched on. If not, switch it on by selecting the same. If you are using roaming sim then you also need to select and switch on the "Data roaming" option
9. After selection of "Access Point Names" option blank screen will be displayed like this. Now Press "Menu" button..Now Select "New APN" option and insert your network provider given details same like GPRS setting. Given below of all operators setting.
10. Now enable the APN by pressing round radio button next to it. If enabled radio button will glow green as shown here
11. Around 1-2 minute's later the APN is enabled, the status bar will show the 3G logo like this. This 3G logo indicates that the internet connection has been successfully established.
12. Your Android Tablet is now connected to the internet. Now you can surf internet from browser of Tablet. If you are not able to connect internet after enabling 3G option then switch it off and switch it on again after 1 min.
Tata Photon, MTS, Reliance Netconnect users can use this settings: Create new profile and name it "Tata" or anything of your choice. in APN setting fill #777. In User name and password setting fill input setting provided by your operator. Leave everything blank in all other setting and connect it using that profile. MTS customers: User name: email@example.com. password: MTS Note: for all information related to MCC, MNC, Brand, Operator and Bands (MHz) of your mobile operator


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When Colin came to Canada from Shanghai, China, he was looking for a change, as well as a stable working environment. As a father of young children, Colin wanted to ensure he could provide them with a good education and a safe environment to grow up in. When Colin visited the Northwest Territories for the fist time, he saw great potential for both himself and his family.....Read More....


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Texas Gun Show Review began in the fall of 2012 as a resource devoted to product and gun show reviews. The goal with gun show reviews was to provide better coverage of vendors and firearm pricing trends across various shows in Texas. The latter proved to be extremely time consuming and expensive, so the blog is now focused almost exclusively on product reviews. The only industry-related shows slated for frequent review are SHOT SHOW, NRA, and local events such as Texas Trophy Hunters Extravaganza.
Because of current full-time commitments, TGR is seeking people interested in posting product and service reviews, so if you would like to submit a review or article, email your contact information and idea (or submit article) to txgunshowreview [at] gmail [dot] com.
Do you recall which vendors on the left side of the Lewisville Location (march 2) were selling Kimbers?
Thanks for visiting our show at Big Town this past weekend. I must clarify some information in your review. The building retains the left 1/5th of the room for their permanent vendors. That is why you saw wigs, massage chairs, food seasonings and so many "state fair" non-gun related vendors on that side. Big Town Event Center rents that space to them on a recurring basis and we have no control over that section. That is why we had large yellow signs posted to try to communicate to visitors at the show that they were leaving the gun show space.
I would hope your list could be updated to remove the vendors from that area or indicate they were not part of the show to correct any readers impression regarding their presence in the show.
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You're right about not seeing the signs. There was about a two hour period on Saturday when they went missing, "sign-napped" by someone on the permanent vendor side of the building.
We did find and return them to the original positions, but you probably went by when they were AWOL. They were 2 ft by 3 ft and yellow with black text.
Thanks again
Hey Jim, I've just opened a new Texas based firearms classified site and wanted to personally invite you to take a look and perhaps share some of your feedback/reviews of local Gun Shows. Thanks for the awesome blog!
Hi Jim, Thank you for coming out to the DIVA Clinic at Elm Fork. It was my first time to clay shoot and I am happy you captured my photo, and you're correct that we were all to excited after getting our first clay… I am hooked on this sport forever !!
Darn you write well. I'm a former newspaper photojournalist/editor, so I might be qualified to make a snap judgment. I'm sending your link to a buddy of mine who makes gun racks. Also, I just spend the last couple hours investigating whether to join Texas Law Shield program. I liked your review. Thanks.